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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1912

Page

12

Bartholomew Return Reflects Northwest Optimism on Copper and Crops

W F Bartholomew of Thompson Towle & Co returns from the Northwest noting optimism due to record crops and strong copper demand. He cites labor shortages, Calumet & Hecla activity, rising wages, and prospects at Lake Superior mines including Superior Isle Royale and Hancock.

W. F. Bartholomew Thompson, Towle & Co Northwest Houghton, Mich Lake Mines Minneapolis Northern Pacific Calumet Hmit Calumet & Hecla Superior Isle Royale Lake Superior Lake Indiana Hancock Finlay Champion

Grain markets firm on hot weather and bullish reports

All grains showed a firm undertone with corn leading gains on dry hot weather in the Southwest and bullish Snow and Inglish reports. Final totals ranged with wheat rallying and July futures finishing higher, as markets priced weather and news factors.

Market report shows New York Boston stock activity totals

Yesterday's market rounds show New York total sales 208 900 and Boston 21 432 shares with top movers Pub Ser Co of NJ and Butte & Superior. Year to date New York 75 511 400 shares Boston 7 398 689 shares. Compared with last year New York 57 750 900 Boston 3 775 275. Notable gains Pub Ser Co of NJ and General Electric. losses Am Sugar common and Calumet & Hecla. Call money and time money figures listed for both cities.

Ans Ag Pere Rere Algomah Cee Eee Allouez Pee Ene Ewes Amalgamated Ee Bene Ag Chem Ag Ch Pf Arizona Giroux Sen Nee Ae Granby Ee Greene Can ancec o+eee Indiana Seen Island Creek Pf Island Crk Rts Isle Royale Sane Miami Nevada N . Tel Rts North Butte Shannon Ste Union Land Sete Union Pacific Ore United Fruit United Shoe See Ee U & Steel Teeter Utah Consolee Utah Cop Co Winona Wolverine Wyandot New York Boston Steel Common Butte & Superior Pub. Ser. Co N. J General Electric Calumet & Hecla

New York Market Opens With Dull, Bearish Tone

The week starts with continued dull and irregular trading on the exchange. Bearish sentiment rises amid political fears over congressional reports on large corporations, while some stocks in the tobacco group drop. Late session recovery occurs, Norfolk and Western hits a high, but overall activity remains weak.

New York Congressional Committee United States Steel Corporation Washington Norfolk and Western Missouri Pacific United States Horace O. Havemeyer Wilson Norfolk & Western National Biscuit

Market dullness mirrors New York as stocks slip

The Boston market shows a replica of New York dullness with brief active spots. Butte & Superior falls to 38 1 2 in a new low, while American Sugar and other issues edge down. Traders expect news on financing Boston & Eastern railroad with possible plans for 250000 temporary capital or 12000000 full funding.

Boston New York Steel Amalgamated Butte & Superior Boston & Eastern Railroad

Copper stock notes feature on local curb trades

Butte & London moved from 60c to 3k then recovered to 40c in yesterday's curb trading. Butte Central dipped to 61-2 before closing near 67-8 with odd lots at 7. Davis Daly traded around 23 16. Iron Cap Copper preferred Raven Ohio and South Lake also featured with detailed fluctuations.

Butte & London Butte Central Davis Daly Iron Cap Raven Ohio South Lake

State Street Topics on dividends and earnings outlook

Directors meet to set dividends and release quarter to June 30 earnings. Expected common stock dividend remains 1 1 4 percent. Believed second quarter earnings near 25 million, with first quarter deficit over 6 million. August market activity anticipated to rise, with prior July dullness and notable price swings. Nevada Consolidated reports June 30 net 1.63 million, nearly double 1911. cash and surplus rise, copper prices may lift future dividends. Floods and cotton crop outlook depress market. sugar stocks weaken amid tariff worries. Norfolk & Western hits high. Massachusetts Lighting shows higher annual net sales. French rentes may rise as govt pushes campaign to lift prices. Market sentiment mirrors Daniel Drew era buying to push prices higher.

Steel Corporation Nevada Consolidated

Cotton Markets Rise On Heat Driven Buying

Cotton prices climbed to new highs as extreme heat across Texas and Oklahoma spurred heavy buying. Prices moved toward 13 1 4 cents with December futures near 18 1 4 cents. Traders noted big shorts covered and bulls supplied much of the cotton, easing contract congestion.

Texas Oklahoma

Bond market notes lead with calls on various bonds and bonds issued

The CB&Q Railroad calls 148 000 of 1881 Denver extension sinking fund bonds due 1922. Oakland Railways California calls 2 500 000 four-year 6 percent notes. Portland seeks bids by Aug 26 for 1 500 000 4 1 2 percent 50-year public dock bonds. Houston votes for 2 500 000 bonds. Cuba via Speyer calls par 936 bonds of 5 percent 1904 series A and 64 bonds 5 percent 1904 series B, interest ceasing Sept 1, 1912.

Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company Denver Oaklands Railways Company California Portland Ore Republic of Cuba Speyer & Co New York Speyer Bros London

Bond Market Irregularities Highlight Key Virginia and railroad notes

Prices were irregular with focus on Virginia 6s, Norfolk and Western convertibles, Missouri Pacific 4 8s, and New York Railway adjustment 5s. Market activity centered on these higher profile issues as traders watched shifts in deferred and convertible debt.

Virginia Norfolk & Western Issouri Pacific New York Railways Peace Ee Anaconda Mini Ee Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Atchison A Baltimore & Pi Pe Pics Chess Haces Aces Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago Erie Grand Trunk Illinois Central Louisville & Nashville Missouri Kansas & Texas Aca Ge Bk Southern Railway Pf Ee Southern Pacific Ped Et Res A Union Pacific Ae i Oy Union Pacific United States Steel Pte Ee United States Steel Pf Ceee Wabash Stee Eee Eee Eeee Reser Wabash Pf Ee

Dividends Declared by Several Corporations

Boston Elevated by Co declares regular semi annual dividend of 3 percent payable August 16. Lawrence Gas Light Co sets regular semi annual dividend of 4 dollars payable August 1 to stock of record July 26. Quidnick Windham Mfg Co issues quarterly preferred dividend of 134 percent payable August 1 to stock of record July 25. Union American Cigar Co announces initial semi annual preferred dividend of 81 3 percent payable August 15 with books closing August 1 and reopening August 16. Cleveland and Pittsburg R A Co confirms regular quarterly dividend 13 4 percent guaranteed and 1 percent on the special guaranteed betterment stock, payable September 3 to stock of record August 10.

Boston Elevated By Co Lawrence Gas Light Co Quidnick-Windham Mfg. Co Union American Cigar Co Cleveland & Pittsburg R. A. Co

Money Markets Hold Firm As Rates Climb Cautiously

Time money rates remain firm with bankers holding to asking prices while avoiding large year-end lending. Mercantile paper demand stays urgent. In New York call money traded at 27-8 percent, with time money quotes ranging from 31-4 to 43-4 percent across six months. Local money and foreign exchange quotes follow.

Mercantile New York Call Money Boston Sub-Treasury Clortin Lis Sea Reichsmarks Ene

Calendar for Today Dividends Payable and Settlement Day

Dividends payable include Distilling Co of America preferred shares at 1 percent. Settlement day announced for U Rubber rights. The brief item lists financial matters and corporate notices with dates not specified.

Appeal for Mrs Harlan Raises Support for Widows

The Supreme Court bar seeks 40 000 in donations from 1000 lawyers to aid Mrs Harlan and her daughters after Justice John M Harlan's death. Congress will provide 12 500 a year for the family while the two sons, John M Harlan and James S Harlan, support their own families. The case underscores calls for pensions for widows of public officials.

Washington Supreme Court of the United States John M. H Lan Harlan Congress John M. Harlan Chicago James S. Harlan Interstate Commerce Commission

Leap Year Prerogative Gets Her Arrested

In Chicago on July 29 Hannah Sidl of 1203 Michigan Avenue was arrested after she repeatedly pressed Herman Berg of Evanston for marriage. Berg, an employee of United States Express, testified she followed him and even attempted to choke a young woman he was escorting home in a street car. She was arraigned before Police Magistrate John F. Boyer.

Chicago Herman Berg Evanston United States Express Company Hannah Sidl Michigan Avenue John F. Boyer Berg

Copper and Tin Prices Ease on New York Metal Exchange

Copper prices ease in yesterday's New York Metal Exchange trading while tin remains firm up 3 4 cent. Lead and spelter mostly unchanged with electrolytic copper quoted around 175-8 to 173-4 cents and London market closes with copper at £78 2s 6d spot and tin at £204 spot.

New York Metal Exchange Cookson’s Southern Southern Soft London

Bank Statement Shows Weekly Reserve Comparison in Boston and New York

The report presents the current weekly local bank statement and its week ago comparison along with surplus reserve figures for the same periods over the past ten years in Boston and New York.

Boston New York

National Biscuit stock soars then drops in Morgan era analysis

The National Biscuit Company, a Morgan flotations era giant, saw its common stock peak at 161 in anticipation of an extra dividend after last year's 2 percent payout. Recently the shares fell over 30 points causing Wall Street to seek reasons as a Boston Post financial page article previews an in depth statistical and market review.

National Biscuit Company National Biscuit Common Wall Street Boston Post

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