Copper stock outlook amid oversupply and dividend cuts
Markets show pessimism over copper due to oversupply and weak prices. Major producers Anaconda and Chino have cut dividends to conserve cash, with Anaconda yielding 9.67 percent and Chino 8.82 percent. Both companies report 1918 interim results, and both are financially strong, with significant assets beyond copper. Analysts see little difference between the two stocks at current prices and note potential diversification into fertilizers and timber assets.
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Chino
Anaconda
China
Market Review and Outlook on Royal Dutch and St Paul Stocks
Expert answers examine why American and New York shares of Royal Dutch diverge in price while paying identical dividends. St Paul common stock faces uncertain dividends under government control, with potential return to private operation. rail and steel markets show momentum and possible pullback.
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Boston Post
New England
Post
Financial
The
Inquirer
Boston
Mass
Consolidated Stock Ex. of
N. Y
New York
Curb Market Assn
Broad St
Wall Street Journal
L. L. Winkelman & CO
Complidated Stock Exchange of
New York Curb Market Assn
Broad Street
Ing
Royal Dutch
F. E
Montreal
Canada
Royal Dutch Company
New York Stock Exchange
St. Paul
Bridgeport
Chicago, Milwaukee & St
McAdoo
Ram
Puget Sound
Steel Common
Commission
Lodge Inconsistent Says Worcester Man to the Editor
Joshua O'Leary of Worcester argues that Senator Lodge Lus should embrace the League of Nations as a historic necessity. He critiques anti League critics in the Senate and urges Massachusetts to support global peace and American ideals through united action.
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League of Nations
Senate
Wilson
League
Washington
Constitution
Republic
Borah
Knox
Sherman
Ulysses
Thersites
Old Bay State
Hosea Biglow
Massachusetts
Edmund Burke
Paris
London
Hamilton
Madison
United States
John Jay
Thomas Jefferson
James Monroe
John Quincy Adams
Lodge
Spain
Europe
France
Monroe
Americas
Union College
United Nations
Senator Lodge
America
Joshua O’leary
Worcester
Mass
Revere House at Bowdoin Square Declared A Nuisance
Judge John F. Brown sustains the complaint against the Revere House declaring it a nuisance and likely orders closure for a year. The property and contents may be sold at auction by Suffolk County Sheriff if final decree stands. Attorneys may challenge wording. the case may go to the U S Supreme Court.
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Revere House
United States Supreme Court
Bowdoin Square
John F. Brown
Stonewall Jackson
Brown
Suffolk County
Revere
Bonar Law Holds Talks With Miners Leaders In London
Andrew Bonar Law met for thirty minutes at Downing Street with miners union leaders. They agreed to reconvene next Tuesday to discuss features of the Sankey report and miners proposals. Bonar Law sought Sankey interpretation of certain recommendations with Sir Robert Horne present.
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London
Andrew Bonar Law
House of Commons
Downing Street
Miners’ Union
Bonar Law
Sankey
Robert Stevenson Horne
Labor
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Detroit
Chino Vs
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Peace Industry
A. Hicks Lawrence
Wall Street, New York
Midwest Oil
Seaman’s Oil Co
W. LD. Alexander
East Coast Fisheries CO
Broadway
Marsh
Guinighttins
Moamararenenren
Nat'l Railways OF
Mexico
Jalisco
Guanajuato
G. F. Redmond & CO
State Street
Fort Hill
U. S. Steel AM. Sugar
A. F. Dow & CO
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State
Salt Creek
Producers Association
Wyoming
Oli Security
L.L. Winkelman & CO
Industrial Board
Gary
Great Britain
Daniel Webster
Philadelphia
George Clinton
George Mason
South Carolina
Hayne
Union
United Force of
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National City Company
Trust Department
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Company
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Grand Duke
Alexis
Russia
King Kalakaua
Hawaii
Don Pedro
Brazil
Sherman and
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