Adjourned Sale Offered for B and R Rubber Company Assets
United States Court adjourns sale of The B and R Rubber Company property in North Brookfield Massachusetts. New bid date set for July 19 1916 at 1130 AM with minimum bid 238000 dollars and required 265000 dollar cash deposit. Receivers urge inspection and provide contact details in Boston.
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United States
B & R Rubber Company
North Brookfield
Massachusetts
Market activity and top movers in New York and Boston
Yesterday's totals show New York sales 685 410 shares and Boston 28 731. U S Steel led New York by volume, Atlantic Gulf led Boston. year to date totals compare to last year with notable gains and losses for Texas Co Gen's Chemical Am Zinc Calumet and Hecla U S Realty & Imp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
U. S. Steel
Atlantic Gulf
Texas Co
Gen’s Chemical
U. S. Realty & Imp
Am. Zinc
Calumet & Hecla
Wall Street Rebounds After Morning Slump Amid Mixed Gains
Extreme morning depression saw many issues hit multi month lows before a sharp afternoon rebound. War stocks led losses while United States Steel steadied, and late buying lifted Reading and other rails. Total volume reached 670000 shares with notable short covering and modest bond activity.
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New York
United States
Crucible and
Lackawanna Steels
American
Baldwin
New York Air Brake
Inspiration
Tennessee
United States Steel
Canadian Pacific
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Norfolk & Western
Tennessee Copper
Crucible
Berlin
Rome
New York Stocks Highest and Lowest Prices Today
New York stock market report lists the day's highest and lowest prices and the last sales figures, alongside yesterday's final transactions. The data provides a snapshot of market movement for July 14.
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New York
Boston Stocks Prices Reported for Bonds Today
Boston July 14 reports show the day’s highest, lowest and last prices for bonds along with the previous sales figure. The brief lists market activity and closes with the last price observed.
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Boston
Market Report Shows Zinc Stocks Lead July Trading
Boston market notes zinc issues as leaders with gains for American Zinc and Butte & Superior. Atlantic Gulf, United Fruit, and United States Smelting recover, while copper prices may drop. Western Union reports rising May earnings and strong year to date gains.
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Boston
American Zinc
Butte & Superior
Atlantic Gulf
United Fruit
United States
Western Union
Money Markets and Foreign Exchange Quiet in July Trading
July 14 quotations show call loans at 5 percent, commercial loans 4.4 to 6 percent, and 414 to 414 percent for commercial paper. Year money at 4.4 to 4.34 percent. Silver in New York at 2.8254 4786. Mexican dollars 0-e see4e 48le 3634. Foreign exchange markets steady with francs 5.91, marks 73, guilders 417-16, rubles 30.50.
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Leco
Steel
Tel & Tel Mae
To & SF
Butte & Super'r
Cal Pet Corp
Cal Pet Corp Pf
Can Pacific
Chandler Oe
Ches
Irs
Cai
del Lack & Wes
Deny & RioGae
Erie
Goodrich
Greene-Canan
Gulf State St
Illinois Central
Inspir'n Cop Co
Interboro Con
Interboro Con Vt
Int Agr Corp
Agr Corp Pf
Harvester SG
M i c
Ea Co
Jewel
Kan City
So Pf
Kelly-Sp Tire
Legere Cop
Late
Erie & W
Lee Rub & Tire
Ey Valley
Nevada
New York
Uow
Federal Reserve Bank
Sonny
Treeeeraeee
Pere Ewa
Boston
Treasury
Minn
Duluth
St. Louis
Toledo
Dividends Declared by J G Brill and Sears Roebuck
J G Brill Company declares a 1 percent regular quarterly dividend on its preferred stock payable August 1 to holders of record July 22. Sears Roebuck & Company declares a 13 4 percent regular quarterly dividend on common stock payable August 15 to holders of record July 3.
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Boston
Mass
Wilfred A. Bancroft
Old Colony Trust Co
Fall River
Busine Stone
Board of Directors
American Zinc, Lead and Smelting Co
American Zinc, Lead and Smelting Company
Pec
E. Farwell
J. G. Brill Company
Sears, Roebuck & Company
Stocks Rally on Easter Money Boost
Stocks rallied after money market indications suggesting an end to the rush, as New York banks show a probable gain of over 37 million while call money eased from 6 percent. Banks outside New York lent in to take advantage of high rates, and several large issues dipped before recovering in late trading.
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Bears
New York
Metropolis
Baldwin Locomotive
American Locomotive
New York Air Brake
Anaconda
England
J. P. Morgan & Co
London
Bank of England
Comptroller of
Chase
Mechanics & Metals
Liberty National
Boston
Shawmut
National
Thane
Alaska Gold Company
East End
West End
Bond Market Mixed Gains Fail to Balance Losses
The market in New York on July 14 showed gains in select issues but not enough to offset broader losses. Trading focused on Anglo-French and Canadian 5s, Baltimore & Ohio and Missouri Pacific bonds, Rock Island debentures, Distillers 5s, and Mercantile Marine 44s.
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Baltimore & Ohio and
Missouri Pacific
Rock Island Debenture
Distillers
Mercantile Marine
Relief aid for Massachusetts militia families grows
Massachusetts relief groups report active aid for families of militiamen on duty at the border. The Volunteer Aid Association estimates 1000 to 1200 dependents on its payroll, with about 1500 dollars weekly. Boston and state groups cite numerous individual gifts and a case involving the family of a Gleasondale veteran.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association
McCall
Municipal Volunteer Aid Association
Curley
Cole
George W. Taylor
Gleasondale
M Company
Fifth Infantry
Volunteer Aid Association
William J. Avery
E Company
Brookline Street
Cambridge
Class of
Old City Council
City Hall
David H. Gibson
Male Nurses’ Association of Massachusetts
Medford
Boys of
Medford Women's Club
F Company
Boston relief efforts expand for soldiers' families and officers
A Boston committee reports Dr Mahoney and his inspecting force aiding relief work. The Volunteer Aid Association books offers of employment for soldiers' wives, coordinated by Mrs Storow. Funds rise from a Red Sox game benefit with full Boston share donated, plus coast artillery exhibition at Fenway Park. Various cities organize sewing projects and concerts to support E Company and Ninth Regiment families, with substantial donations totaling over 63 thousand dollars.
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J. Philip O’connell
Timothy J. Good
Edward A. McGrath
Mahoney
Health Department
Volunteer Aid Association
James J. Stortow
Women's City Club
New Hampshire
Red Sox
Lannin
Boston
Cole
Coast Artillery
Fenway Park
Sixth Regiment
Frank G. Volpe
Medford
John D. Street
Somerville
Ocean Park
Lynn Shore
Lynn National Guardsmen
Lynn Relief Committee
Cambridge
Frederick A. McKenzie
Mexico
Temple
Central Square
Charles Chapman
Inman Square Theatre
Chapman
Sandy
Beacon Hill
Relief Fund
Red Cross base hospitals fund reaches for 200000 goal
Massachusetts Red Cross bases seek 200000 for first base hospital and ambulance units for regulars and militiamen on the Mexican border. Lieutenant Colonel Peabody directs purchases. F L Higginson Jr chairs the committee. A J Forde assists. Contributions totaling 67923 are listed from Adams & Co to Francis Amory, Coolidge families, and others, with a final total of 67923 dollars.
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Massachusetts Red Cross Base Hospitals
Jacob C. R. Peabody
Massachusetts Red Cross Base Hospitals Fund
Red Cross
F. L. Higginson, Jr
Bay State
A. J. Forde
Stone & Webster
Peabody
G. E. Musselman
Adams & Co
Piel Lee Tchiecae
Branklin Dexter
William A. Read & Co
Gabe
Rass Bets Aeva
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Aon
Robert Bateheller
Wy Pendob Abe
J. Randolph Coolidge
Plinor
M. Buckingham
P. Motley
MOSS
BOO Amonmfmouns
Harold J. Cooli
Bebe Rian
Francis I, Amory
Philip W. Wrenn
Robert S. Russell
Copper Market Slips as Prices Ease Across Grades
Metals report shows copper prices weak with producers seeking 25 to 27 cents for 1916 deliveries and 24 to 26 cents for early 1917. Second hands' values drift lower through July to December, while spelter remains steady and lead stays quiet. London markets show copper up in spot while tin and zinc decline, with various base metals quoted for immediate or future delivery.
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Bay State Gas
Boston & Ariz
Boston Ely
Boston & Mont
Butte & London
Calaveras
Cal & Corbin
Yhampion
Columbus
Davis-Dal
Eagle & Blue Beves
Fortuna
Ruger
Majestic
Mojave
New York
East St. Louis
Joplin
American Smelting and Refining Company
Jordan
F. C. B. New York
Spot Straits
Boston
Northern
Virginia
Southern
London
Financial News Notes and Market Movements Summary
War exports from New York surged with Monday to Wednesday shipments totaling 31.76 million dollars. Copper exports from Atlantic ports to July 13 reached 10.49 thousand tons, with year‑to‑date at 13.73 thousand tons. The Pocket Manual of the Stock Market by Frank A. Ruggles is issued. A. Ruggles named manager of the Boston Fed Reserve Bank collection department.
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AT & T
Gulf
Swift & Cops
Alaska Gol
Allouez
Arizona
Gulf of Susseers
Bos Elevated
Eves
Bos & Maine Ates
Butte & Sup
Cal & Arizon
Cal & Heela Eee
Chic
Juno Pf. Jones
Coben Port Coes
East Butte Tll
Edison Fi
Fitchbur
General BP
Granby
Georgia Elec
Hancock
Beneee
Hole Aenee
Island Creek
Popes
Kewenaw
Isle Royale
la Salle
Ny&nh
North Butte
Orth Lake
Old Dominion
Pullman Co
J. P. Morgan & Co
Brown Bros. & Co
New
American Foreign Securities Company
France
New York
Frank A. Ruggles
Atlantic
Co. A. Ruggles
Boston Clearing House
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
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Clarence A. Evans
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Worcester
RILLA
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Northrup Gold Gold Lake Butte & London Shamrock Champion Copper Long & CO
Congress St
Telephone Main
Mass. Breweries
Pocupine Premier
Canyon Mines, Arizona & Boston Smelting & Reduction 6’S
Temple H. Fay & CO
Stock Exchange
Focal Syndicate
Ammunition Company
Mass Consolidated Mining Company
Laurel Oil Any Gas Company
Philadelphia
J. O. Clark
Tressurer
Baldwin and
New York Market
Nor Pacific
Ont Mining
Pac Tel & Re
Penm
Renee Eeene
People’s Gas
PCC& Stl
Pitts Coal
Pullman
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Ray Constiebeowe
Readiivers
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Wil-Overland
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Wil Central
Worth P& MC
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Wor
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Perior
Torrington Pf
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Trinity
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Cerro de Pasc
UN Verde
Aetna
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Anglo-Am
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Se Heer
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Seeene Sabnat Ranten
Liverpool
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Puget Sd
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Dom of Canada
Nyo&w
Chicago Union
Cumberland
Aia Pacific
del & H
Pacific T & T
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Rep
Cuba
Imp
Penn
Nyc
Steee
den & RG Rig
Eeee Distillers
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Sl&sf
At&s
L&s
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Indiana Steel
So Bell
Atl & C
So Pacific
Balt & O
Pacition
Bos Opinis
Pla
Beth Steel Rig
Laclede Gas
Aig
Bush Terest
Texas & Post Steres H Val
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Ceves
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L&n-Pad & M
Con Pacific Aid
Manhattan
GOR of
Hadso
Ches & O
Saree Otis
Ong
Wes Maryld
Poe
Setee
West Shore
Montana
Pwr
Wilkesb & Mat
Jeanette Curtis
Coal Exchange of Boston
Joseph H. O'Neil
Ellen T. Dodd
W. W. Willett
George A. Draper
Lynn
Ninth Regiment
George C. Lee
F.C. Shattuck
Edith Curtis
Metal Markets
Financial News Notes
Paine
Lake Copper Company
Knowlton Lode
Preferred
Italy
Holland
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