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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1918

Page

11

Prices Rise Amid Light Trading In Early War Market

Equity streets reported firm prices while traders stayed out, sending several stocks to near record highs as expectations grew for government action and potential higher prices in steel and utilities. Key moves saw Republic Iron & Steel and United States Steel advance, with bonds and auto stocks also bid up amid a cautious mood and anticipated tariff or tax impacts.

Republic Steel Bethlehem Steel United States Steel Common United States Steel

Market Activity Yesterday and Year to Date by City

Yesterday's totals show New York at 289,900 shares and Boston at 11,715. The most active issue in New York was Steel with 67,400 shares and Alaska Gold in Boston with 1,755 shares. Year to date contrasts: New York 65,580,585 shares and Boston 1,745,498 shares. Last year's corresponding period was New York 109,892,400 and Boston 3,659,337 shares.

New York Boston Steel Alaska

Market closes firm after late rally in New York stocks

One third of today’s light trading occurred in the final hour as stocks rose from the open. U S Steel led gains with 13 4 points, Bethlehem and Crucible Steel up 11 2 to 21 2, and Royal Dutch Oil lifting petroleum issues. Total sales reached 290 000 shares with par value of 3 350 000.

New York U. S. Steel Reading New York Central New Haven Transcontinentals Grangers Bethlehem and Crucible Steels Railway Steel Spring Petroleums Royal Dutch Oil Central International Nickel National Liberty U. S

New York Stocks Quiet After Late Session Move

New York stocks end the day near session highs with modest gains and slight net changes from the previous close. Analysts note light trading volume and a cautious tone as investors digest corporate earnings and macro data.

New York

Bond Market In City Of Hie Pie Sees 545 At Five and One

Market report notes trading activity in the 5s and 5 1 bonds with prices around 545 in the city market. No further details provided.

Hie

Copper and Gold Stocks Lead Market Gains in Boston

The Boston market showed dull to steady trading with copper issues and Alaska Gold leading gains. Alaska Juneau traded strongly on the New York board, nicknamed the Gold Dust Twins, while Copper Range rose to 50 and Mohawk slipped to 61. Warrants replacing rights on American Telephone clarified the trading setup for 10 days. United Fruit and Ahmeek prospects suggested strong earnings, with copper prices boosting future returns and potential yearly gains for big miners.

Alaska Juneaux New York United Fruit Ahmeek

Utah Consolidated Mining Co Directors Notice

At a June 28 1918 meeting of the Utah Consolidated Mining Co directors a call is issued for a record date of July 6 1918 to determine stock or dividend payments. A. H. IN. serves as secretary and the office is in New York.

C. A. Morse Clark Childs & Co New York Utah

Wires Delayed Seizure Question Marks Wilson Delay

Senate leaders received word from President Wilson suggesting he favors delaying final passage of the government seizure resolution for telegraph, telephone, cable and radio systems until after Congress returns from its midsummer vacation. The House was rushing to adopt the measure during war-operations.

Washington House United States Senate Wilson Congress Interstate Commerce Committee Western Union Telegraph Company Pou House Rules Committee Tumulty House Mae Ee Martin Virginia Representative Esch Wisconsin Parker New Jersey

Telegraph resolution advances as chambers seek recess until Aug 12

House leaders push for a recess on Aug 12 after adopting the telegraph resolution by 221 to 4. The Senate planned reference to the interstate commerce committee for study. President’s stance could delay or accelerate action, with party politics and potential court adjustments noted.

Senate Kitchin House

Waterfront calendar and port wartime notes July 6

Weather and tide details mark the day as 1485th of the war and 187th of the year with notes on moon phases and celestial positions. Port activity includes 305000 pounds of groundfish landed, Foam maiden voyage haddock and cod totals, ex vessel prices, and vessel cargo figures for several ships. Word also arrives that the lake steamship Seneca ashore near Dickens Point may be floated next tide as wrecking improves. Georges Creek undergoes $15000 repairs at Green's yard Chelsea after collision in Cape Cod canal. THE LANDSMAN.

U. S Saturn Mars Jupiter Venus Haddock L.cod M.cod W. H. Rider Hortense Valerie G. de Costa Henrietta Seneca Dickens Point Block Island Boston Newport News New York Green's Yard Chelsea Cape Cod Canal Norfolk

Startling War Profit Figures Deluxe Reveal

Treasury sent war profit figures to the Senate in response to Senator Borah’s resolution. The data show large profits but are incomplete with names withheld. Information covers capital stock invested capital profits for 1916 and 1917 and five percent excess of net income for last year over $916.

Washington Senate Treasury Borah Idaho

Varied Business Profits Show Large Percentage Increases

A historical record lists profit surges across sectors from dairies to clothing and fuel stores. Dairy profits rise to 180 percent, banks to 80 percent, flour mills to 437 percent, with one food dealer at 2183 percent on $1000 capital amid losses noted in 1916. Other details cover chemical, electrical machinery, coal, paper, and department store profitability with capital figures ranging up to $1,000,000 and beyond.

Decision on Railroad Shopmen Wage Board Recommendations

Washington July 5 The Railway Wage Board has completed its recommendations on pay and working conditions for railroad shopmen and sent them to Director-General McAdoo in San Francisco. The board’s exact decision was not disclosed. Shopmen sought higher wages than those in the prior increase approved by McAdoo. In protest, Alexandria and Silvis workers walked out but soon returned after McAdoo promised the board would review the complaint.

Washington Railway Wage Board McAdoo San Francisco Railroad Administration Alexandria Silvis Ill

Money Markets and Foreign Exchange July 5 Update

Current prices show broker loans at 5 3 4 to 6 percent and outside call loans at 5 1 4 to 6 percent. Commercial and collateral loans at 6 percent and 6 percent for commercial paper. Bar silver quoted in New York and London with Mexican dollars noted. Foreign exchange sees guilders stronger. noon rates list Sterling, Francs, Lire, Swiss francs, pesо and more with several figures.

Ustomers Castetone New York London Acti i Foll Bles

Sidney E Shuman Named to U S Trust Company Board

Sidney E. Shuman of A. Shuman & Co. will replace his late father on the board of directors of the United States Trust Company.

Sidney E. Shuman U. S. Trust Board A. Shuman & Co A. Shuman The United States Trust Company

Adventist and Baptist Church Services in Boston Area

A long roster lists sermon times and topics across multiple churches including Adventist, Tremont Temple Baptist, Clarendon Street Baptist, Warren Avenue Tabernacle, Dudley Street Baptist, and First, Old South, and Cathedral of St Paul. It notes outdoor services, summer schedules, and special speakers like Rev. MacArthur and Rev. Robert Stuart MacArthur, with invitations to all readers.

Advent Christian Church Warren Street Roxbury Clarence M Seamans Baptist Tremont Temple Baptist Church New England Robert Stuart MacArthur Lotus Fairbanks Quaint Bible School Clarendon Street Baptist Church Clarendon and Tremontets William Allan Dorothy Ix Landers Haydi Riday Warren Avenue Tabernacle Baptist OH Canton Street Herbert S. Johnson D. D Frank B. Haggerd Erskine A. Gay Dudley Street Baptist Church George R. Stair First Baptist Church Commonwealth Avenue Clarendon Street Old South Church Christadelphian TAH First Church Os Christ, Scientist the Mother Church Falmouth Norway St. Paul Streets Boston Moe Ernest Graham Guthrie Cornetist West Newton J. Bagne Park William Lester Bates Copley Square Willis H. Butler Episcopal 8St Paul Dean Rousmaniere Brimmer St Public Garden van Allen Fr. Forbes Associated Bible Students Associated Bible Students At & Joy Catharine Thompson Inman St Cambridge Unity Camp Saugnus Frederic Nicholson The Universal Spiritual Church Church Higher Spiritualism Pearl Street Somerville J. BD. Armstrong Adel Williams’ Bible Spiritual Piroh Ugus

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