Industrial Stocks Feature Trading In Yesterday's Markets
Industrial stocks show active trading with New York and Boston totals. Lorillard Co. leads gains in New York while General Motors posts the largest loss. Am Sugar and Concord Montreal move on price shifts. Call and time money rates rise in both cities.
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New York
Boston
Steel Common
Lorillard Co
General Motors
Sugar Common
Concord
Montreal
Toronto
American Sugar earnings boost stock amid coal strike anxieties
Improved London sentiment on an early settlement of the England coal strike sent U S markets higher at open before leveling off. American Sugar reported fiscal year profits exceeding expectations, lifting its stock nearly four points as traders recall its former speculative strength.
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London
England
Nce
Havemeyer
Pennsylvania
Local Market Notes Shows Mixed Trading In Copper Stocks
Market activity favored industrials over copper with modest volume. American Sugar Company earnings for the year ending December 31 boosted its price by 2 58 points as 3266 shares changed hands. Copper remained firm around 14 58 cents amid scarce property news and a small fire at Osceola.
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New York
American Sugar Company
Osceola
84 Devonshire Street Boston Entry
A brief item notes a location at 84 Devonshire Street in Boston and references a mention of Shay associated with a game event or activity at that address.
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Devonshire St Boston
Boston Market Bonds Prices and Foreign Exchange Quotes
Current rates on local money and quotations on foreign exchange were provided, detailing bond prices in the Boston market and accompanying currency quotes. The report highlights the day’s financial movement and market conditions for investors.
Rhode Island Coal Company Shares Placed With Reorganization Panel
A majority of Rhode Island Coal Company stock is deposited with the reorganization committee and a Boston curb application seeks negotiable receipts in exchange. H C Spiller & Co senior partner sails for Europe. J Fred Brackett joins H C Spiller & Co after leaving Charles A Day & Co. Tor rington and American Zinc leaders John F Alvord and Henry B Kimball visit the city. Lewis Cass Ledyard elected Western Union director to fill a vacancy. Yesterday auction highlights include Border City Mills down 6 to 119, Pemigewasset Valley Railroad down 6 to 135, Worcester Gas Light up 8.5 to 298.5, Fall River Gas Works up 3.5 to 23.5. A E Ames of Toronto named Sloss Sheffield director replacing H O Seixas.
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Bos & Maine Oenee
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Con & Mon cl
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Old
Cela
Union Pac
Michigan
Nevada
North Butte
Colony
Dominion Eee
Shannon
Shattuck-Ariz
Stary’s
Tamarac Ween
Uee
Eeichins Epee Bie
Utah Samal
Utah Cop Co
Victoria Ee
Land Fast
Boston
Am & Tee
New Eng Tel
Georgia
Pullman Co Ee
Reece
Swift & Co
United Fruit Ee
United Shoe
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Arizona Cometis
Boston Corbin
Butte Ballak
Butte & Sup
East Butte
Ojibway Ene Ewe Rene
Pond Creek Coal
Ray Conso See Ewer
Sup & Bos Free Neat
Tuolumne Eee Eee
Utah Apex
Gmandler Bros & Ga Sales
Milk Street
Mass
Ion Sa
Ailis Chalmers
Hide & Leath
Ag Chem
LA T&s F
Ann Arbor
Do L & N
B&o R Hien
Bklyn R T
Bklyn UN Gas
Central Leather
Central Vermont
Cent Pacific
Ches & Ohio
S . Eee
Chic & Ga
Chic & Pac Bs
Chino Copper
Col F & I
Cde
Col Midland
Eoeese
Col So
Soos Oe
del & Hud
Do Fund
Eevee
Detroit Gas
den & Rio G Fund
Detroit Edison
du Pont de N Pa
Erie
Smith
Lt & T
Gt North
van Green Bay & West
Hock Valley
Interbor
Inter Met
Iowa
Int
Ft S & M RR
Lt & P
Laclede Gas Fund
Lake Shore
Lorillard Bs
NY Geilh&p
NH & H
Nor & W
Oswego & Rome
Pennsylvania
IM & S
Sco Val & Neb
So Pac C P
Union Pacific Fund
Und el of London Inc. Us Rubber
Ee Ee
Steel
Va Iron Coal & Coke Us
Wabash Extension
West Maryland
Western Union
Seer
Westinghie el & Mfg cv
West Shore
Wiscon Cent
Sup & Duluth
Inter
Rhode Island Coal Company
Reorganization Committee
Border City Mills
Pemigewasset Valley Railroad
Worcester Gas Light Company
Fall River Gas Works
Standard Oil Nebraska Declares Stock Dividend
New York March 13 The Standard Oil Company of Nebraska today announced a stock dividend of 2000 shares at 1 8 percent.
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New York
Standard Oil Company of Nebraska
Boston Curb Market Highlights and Firm Prices
Yesterday's local curb market featured top items from Rhode Island Coal Majestic Davis Daly Eagle Blue Bell and Nevada Douglas with prices generally firm. Detailed fluctuations of the entire list are given herewith Official Sales.
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Rhode Island Coal
Majestic
Davis Daly
Eagle & Blue Bell
Nevada Douglas
Calendar for Today Meetings Mass Consolidated
Dividends payable and books close dates listed for Isle Royale Am Tobacco and National Lead. Note Ohio? The fragment mentions Osceola Consolidated and Reading 1st pid with 1 per cent, indicating financial notices or corporate actions.
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Isle Royale
Bond Market Notes Blair and Co. buy Virginia Carolina bonds
Blair and Company and Hallgarten and Company purchase from Virginia Carolina Chemical Company an issue of three million dollars in per cent treasury bonds.
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Blair & Co
Hallgarten & Co
Virginia Carolina Chemical Company
Treasury
Dividends Declared by Major Companies This Quarter
A roundup of declared dividends from Am Zinc Lead Smelting United Shoe Machinery Tri City Railway Colorado Mining Tintic New York Transit and more. Payouts include 50c quarterly at Am Zinc and 11 2 per cent preferred at United Shoe with 2 per cent common to record dates in March and April.
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Am. Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co
United Shoe Machinery Co
Tri-City Railway & Light Co
Colorado Mining Co
Tintic
New York Transit Co
Standard Oil Co
British American Tobacco Co
American Brake Shoe & Foundry Co
First National Bank of Boston
Western Union Telegraph Co
Temiskaming & Hudson Bay Mining Co
American Type Founders Co
American Woolen Co
Homestead Mining Co
Managers in War on Movies
Washington March 13 The House committee on patents heard a clash between theatrical producers and film interests over Representative Townsend's bill to relieve moviemakers from damages for innocent reproduction of copyrighted plays. Brady Thomas and Johnson warned the change would bypass theatrical rights and undermine injunctions against unauthorized use of plays on films.
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Washington
House Committee On Patents
Townsend
William A. Brady
New York
Augustus Thomas
Ligen Johnson
National Association of Producing Managers
Brady
Chicago to vote on woman suffrage ballot April primaries
County Judge Owens ordered that the question of woman suffrage be placed on the ballot at the April primaries. The move follows a petition from local suffragettes and costs will be borne by the suffrage organization, similar to presidential preference ballots funded by the requesting group.
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Chicago
Owens
Woman's Suffrage Organization
Calf Half Cow and Half Deer Stuns Town
March 18 in Holbrook residents and farmers regard Elmore Kingsley's week old calf as a freak. The hindquarters are deer and the front resembles a cow with larger flat feet. It weighs 20 pounds, is nearly all red, and Kingsley plans careful care and later viewings by scientists.
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Holbrook
Elmore Kingsley
Plymouth Street
Kingsley
No Smelter Trust Found in United States
Washington March 13 There is no smelter trust in the United States as far as the Department of Justice knows. Attorneys General Wickersham will advise Congress that the DOJ has found no combination in restraint of trade in this industry. Investigations indicate active competition among the five big smelting companies in the country.
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Washington
United States
Department of Justice
House
Wickersham
Clement Recital in Jordan Hall by Edmond Clement
French tenor Edmond Clement will give a recital Tuesday at 3 30 in Jordan Hall with selections from Berlioz Offenbach and Bizet. Introductory remarks in French on personal reminiscences of composers will be made by Professor C P Lebon.
Mortgagee's Sale at 10 Louis Street South Boston
The South Boston Savings Bank announces a mortgagee’s sale by auction on Thursday April 4 1912 at 3 pm for a parcel at 10 Louis Street South Boston bounded by Fifth Street Louis Street and a passageway containing 659 33 square feet with a drain right and taxes due. A cash deposit of 100 dollars and balance in ten days. Also notices of sales for 452 East Third Street and for 585 Eighth Street with further parcels and conditions detail along with legal references. The sales occur in Boston MA on dates in 1912 and are subject to existing taxes or assessments.
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Louis Street
South Boston
Theodore H. Bixby
South Boston Savings Bank
Suffolk
Boston
Fifth Street
Edward H. Barton
Third Street
Daniel J. Murphy
South Boston Savings
Charlies Henry Parker
John ©. Ropes
Alex. Wadsworth
Ann Hinckley
Highth St
Susan Johnson
Eighth Street
Ezra Harlow
Hall J. How
K Street
Warren Association
Ninth and
K Streets
Ninth Street
Thomas Johnson
For Sale or Rent at Seaside Foundry Workshop Ad
Seaside foundry in Boston area advertises for sale or rent with a chance to add a chine shop. References H. Lapham at No Plymon Mass and mentions boats safes and machines with Bowen Bowker Sudbury as contacts.
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Boston
H. Lapham
Plymon Mass
Bowen
Bowker
Cor
Sudbury
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Europe
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Charles A. Day & Co
H. C. Spiller & Co
John F. Alvord
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Torrington Company
Henry 8. Kimball
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Company
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Western Union Telegraph Company
A. E. Ames
Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Tron Company
H. O. Seixas
Bay Site
Bohemia
Boston Ely
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Butte Central
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Sauek
Corbin
Hotchkin & Co
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Farr Alpaca
Fitch & Leominster
Pacific Mills
Alcaenes
Bus
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Braden Copper
Consol
Arizona
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Giroux
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Inspiration Consol
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la Rose
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Stoneham & Co
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Rea Mines
United Porcupine
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Reene Meehan
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Eveesees
McKinley-Darragh
Mass Consolidated
Osceola Consolidated
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Benton
College
West Somerville
Democrat
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