Fidelity Trust Company Report of June 29 1918
Officers and directors of the Fidelity Trust Company of Boston Massachusetts sworn to the Bank Commissioner that the condition report closing June 29 1918 is true to the best of their knowledge and belief. Notary George F. Moulton certified the oath. Commission expires May 2 1923.
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Fidelity Trust Company
Boston
Mass
Suffolk
Charles B. Stlout
James G. Ferguson
Joseph J. Wall
Lemuel
M'Leod
G. Hector Petri
Luke J. .Mullen
Edward M. Hamlin
George F. Moulton
Cotton Markets Liverpool Report July 12
Cotton futures opened quiet and steady and closed marginally higher. Spot demand held quiet with prices easing slightly, basis American middling at 22.67 d. Sales included 1500 American and 200 bales, with receipts of 10,500 American and 19,000 sales. New contract quotes show August and September figures with modest gains.
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Liverpool
Alaska-Juneau
Hide & Lea
Sumatra
Chic & N’west
Chi RI & Pac
CRI& PG
Col Fuel & Iron
Crucible Steel
Erie
Arescent
Gen Motors
Gt Nor
Kan City
Maxwell 2d Pf
Mer Marine
Mo Pacific
Nat E & Stpenenee
Nevada
Enti
Nynh&h
No Pacific
Ohio Cities Gas
Pan-Am Pet
Pitte
Pitts & WV
C of J
I Rail
So Pac
So Rail
Studebaker
Texas
Texas Pac
Stevaceae
Twin City
Union Pacific
Alloy Steel
Uni Fruit
U & Steel
Steel of Pees Ll Lll
Va Lron C
Stock Prices Turn Fe Pointed Markets Leads
Stock prices moved in yesterday's markets with New York reporting total sales of 236,000 shares and Boston 11,226. Fairbanks led Boston as the most active issue with 1,9292 shares. Year to date totals show New York at 67,604,485 and Boston at 1,806,456, while the same period last year stood at 113,416,900 for New York and 3,27,283 for Boston.
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New York
Boston
Fairbanks
New York Market Mixed as Stocks Inch Back on Dull Session
The New York Stock Exchange opened with alternating rallies and declines in a dull session. Gains were mostly nominal with half of day’s activity led by A B Steel rising over one point yet easing at close. Totals: 240000 shares traded and $4,775,000 par value in bonds.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Washington
A. 8
Steel
Brooklyn Transit
Reading
Lackawanna Steel
U. S
Market Report Tracks Mixed Prices and New Highs
Boston market activity was light with mixed price moves. Fairbanks surged to a new high while Boston and Maine gained, Island Creek and Osceola edged down. Gillette Safety Razor rose to 96 on 8 percent yield and Art Metals gained on resumed dividends. Hercules Copper starts up soon with American Smelting handling concentrates.
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Fairbanks
Boston
Art Metals
Ray Hercules
American Smelting Company
Hercules
New York Stocks Quotes Prices and Net Changes
The brief shows the day’s high low and closing quotations for New York stocks with net changes from the previous close. It lists market activity for the day dated July 12 and reflects overall movement in key issues and indices.
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New York
Boston Stocks Report July 12 Highlights
Boston market updates show daily high and low quotations with net changes from the previous close. The data includes price ranges reflecting intraday performance across major issues in the session.
Money Markets and Rediscounts Report July 12
Current prices show brokers customers loans 4 4 to 6 percent outside brokers call loans 5 to 6 percent customers commercial loans 6 percent individual collateral loans 6 percent commercial paper 6 percent year money 6 percent. Bar silver in New York and London prices noted along with Mexican dollars. Boston Federal Reserve Bank rates Rediscounts of commercial paper notes secured by eligible paper with 15 to 90 days to run and United States Liberty Loan bond indebtedness notes secured as above with up to 90 days remaining.
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Ees
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Negree
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Hupp Motors
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Maxim Munitions
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Cosden & Co
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Glenrock
Houston
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Okla P & R Okm P&r
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Sapulpa
Calumet & Jerome
Arizona
Cresson
Idema
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Goldfield
Jerome Verde
Jim Butler
Ewanas
Lone Star
Louisiana Gold
MacNamara
McKinley Carragh
Motherlode Co
Nat Motherlode
Owen Silver
Pitts Jerome
Rex Consolidated Rochester
Sir King of Arts
Stewart Stewe Enone
Success
Tonopah Divide
Tonopah
United Copper
West End
United Eastern
New York
London
United States
Bethlehem Steel 7 Per Cent Serial Notes Details Soon
Financial notes indicate full details of Bethlehem Steel Corporation new 7 per cent serial notes will be released today. The disclosure follows reports that 63,507 stockholders are involved.
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Bethlehem Steel Corporation
United States Steel Posts New High Record
The United States Steel Corporation reports a new high record. Fairbanks Company earns over 80 dollars per share before taxes on common stock, with a back value above 60 dollars per share. Art Metal Construction Company declares a quarterly 16 cent dividend after four years.
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Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
Tatasis
New York
Public Service Investment Company
American Zine, Lead and Smelting Co
American Zine, Lead & Smelting Company
Farwell
The
United States Steel Corporation
Fairbanks
Art Metal Construction Company
May Send Capt. Archie Home
Paris July 12 Captain Archie Roosevelt twice wounded by shrapnel last March underwent an operation to readjust nerves in his left arm which was partially paralyzed. He has been transferred to the hospital at Neuilly. He is cheerful and resents the prospect of being invalided home, which is a possibility.
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Paris
Archie Roosevelt
Neuilly
Gallivan to Call Upon Col. Roosevelt
July 12 report from Washington states Colonel Theodore Roosevelt agreed to meet Representative James A. Gallivan of Boston. Gallivan wrote the joint resolution that passed Congress authorizing disposition of the 340,000 Nobel peace fund. Roosevelt invited Gallivan to Sagamore Hill at the earliest opportunity to discuss the fund’s future.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
James A. Gallivan
Boston
Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Gallivan
Market Dips Then Rallies Amid Volume Drop And Policy Talk
The market fell earlier but opened higher with prices recovering as volume waned. Analysts note equilibrium and describe trading as narrow in a cautious landscape. Steel dividends, Liberty bond conversions, and railroads face scrutiny under government controls, with earnings improving and large packing firms tapping money markets.
Prohibition Urged to Boost Coal Output for War Effort
Washington July 12 The National Coal Association says immediate nationwide prohibition is essential to mine an extra 100,000,000 tons of coal annually for the war on Germany. Dr Garfield has presented the recommendation to President Wilson as operators from major coal regions insist liquor traffic lowers production. Frank Farrington of the United Mine Workers supports the Illinois view.
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Germany
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National Coal Association
Wilson
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United Mine Workers of America
Illinois
Bastile Fete On Tonight At Boston Common
Boston will open its Bastile Day celebration on Boston Common this evening. A patriotic demonstration of nations and races of the world will be staged on the Frog Pond floating stage honoring France by allied groups. The Fourth of July pageant will be repeated with additional features.
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Boston Common
Frog Pond
France
Alsace Lorraine Joins Allied France Night Demonstration
Alsace-Lorraine joins allied groups in a patriotic evening on the Common to honor France. German oppression for 50 years is recalled as a veteran color sergeant waves the tri color while Alsace and Lorraine children clasp hands on the floating stage.
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Alsace-Lorraine
Walter L. Collins
Phyllis Sequeira
Gettysburg
Canning the Kaiser
America
Waterfront July 18 shipping report and near-miss at Georges Bank
Receipts rise at the big pier with schooners Progress Meitacomet and Rose Standish delivering 104 swordfish and 10 000 pounds of mackerel from Nantucket. Cargoes include 200 barrels of herring and 155 000 pounds of groundfish. Ex-vessel prices listed for haddock cod pollock halibut and swordfish. The Progress crew recount a near collision with a transatlantic liner in thick fog on Georges Bank June 30. The Alcar ashore at Seal Island may be a total wreck hindering salvage operations.
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Chatham
Haddock
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Alcar
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Sewing Machines At Boston Bargains Open for Repairs
Boston listings advertise low prices on Singers from 3 dollars and repair services. Another ad notes a single iron bed set with mattress and basket grate at Glenville Ave Allston Suite 6. Contact Roxbury 4097 M for details and viewings.
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Carson Warns Ulster on Home Rule and War
Sir Edward H. Carson addressing Orangemen in Belfast said the Ulster position is fraught with grave anxiety as government terrorizes Ulsterites during the war. He pledged to honor the wartime promise of no home rule while troops fight in France and Flanders and urged unity beyond party lines.
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Fr OConnor Gassed Twice Chaplain in 101st Infantry
A June 19 1918 letter from Fr M J O Connor, fighting chaplain of the 101st Infantry in France, says he was gassed twice and wounded by shrapnel but remains with the troops. He and Chaplain Lyman Rollins, both decorated for bravery, care for soldiers in the trenches since February 8.
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101St Infantry
France
James E. Cotter
Boston
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Marblehead
101St
U. S. Infantry
Cotter
M. J. O’connor
Berlin claims capture of six American airplanes in Coblenz raid
Berlin via London reports all six U S aircraft that attempted to bomb Coblenz have fallen into German hands. Five were reported captured yesterday and the remaining plane was shot down. German communications add that artillery activity and enemy thrusts were repulsed along the Aisne Marne front and near Ypres Bailleul Albert with several reconnaissances. Prisoners were taken in forefield engagements at the Forest of Villers Cotterets and German forces claim to have driven back reconnoitering thrusts near Rheims.
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