New York Bonds and US Treasuries Market Snapshot
A dense listing of bond quotes and yields across U S and international issues. Includes New York and Japanese references with prices, coupons, and series identifiers such as 2s 3s 4s and 5s, along with notes on reg and ev statuses, reflecting a market summary style for fixed income securities.
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Japan
Wan City
Lake S Dets
Louis & Nash UN
Kan&Tesx
Tobacco
Mo Pacific
Y City
New
Mp& Hev
Es Shea
Nor
Penn
Canada
D & RG
Elee
Nat Rys
Adams
Stl & San Frig
St Louis
Ches & Ohio
Do Ist
Chi & Alton
Seaboard Atl
B & Q Joint
Com & St P G
Ri& Pac
Southern Ry
Union Pacific
C.cc& Stig
Indus Ss
Col Midland
U S Rubber
Col&So
U S Steel
del & Huder
Wabash Ist
den & Rio G
Distillers
West Md
Erie Prior
Len
Westing Elec Ev
Calendar for Today Firms and mines listed for today
A calendar item lists American Melt Corporation preferred New England Telephone and Telegraph East Boston Land United Gas Improvement Michigan Mining Company Tonopah Belmont Development Tonopah Mining Books Close National Carbon preferred International Nickle. The brief notes these corporate entities and mining interests.
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American Melt Corporation
New England Telephone & Telegraph
East Boston Land
United Gas Improvement
Michigan Mining Company
Tonopah Belmont Development
Tonopah Mining
Ag Chemical
Atlantic Gulf
Central
Vermont
Western
Atchison Cte
Boston & Albany
Boston Elevated
Delaware & Hnudson
NH & H
Union Pacific
ISS
West End
Boston Land
Wollaston Land
Western Tel & Tel
Arizona
Mexico
Michigan
Quincy
Santa Fe
Shannon
Reo Superior
Trinity Seer
United Copper
Utah Consol
Utah
Victoria
Feneral Electric
Teorgia
Reever Buttenhole
Pacific Coast
Ceweee
Seattle
Klee
Pullman Seeevere Lss
When to Buy in Investing Surplus Funds
The quote highlights that timing matters as much as asset selection when investing surplus funds. It emphasizes patience, market awareness, and disciplined entry points to maximize returns and minimize risk.
Commodities rally after Supreme Court decision boosts market
Trading in New York rose as the Supreme Court affirmed the constitutionality of the commodities clause, easing market uncertainty. Reading and Mass Consolidated led gains with Reading rising to 1511 4 and Steel preferred hitting a record 1171 4, while rail stocks advanced and Boston specialties strengthened. Call and time money movement remained steady as the market outlook stayed buoyant for the near term.
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New York
Boston
Reading
Mass Consolidated
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Steel
Pneumatic
State Street
Supreme Court
Amalgamated
Erie
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
Steel Common
New York Stock Exchange
Calumet & Hecla
Granby
Lake
Osceola
North Butte
Ridndt Montte Tit
Bom Ee Rie Ems
al Blya
Sla
Jloans
Wes Aia
Avene
Hedis
Boston Clearings
Boston Halanves
Boston Sub-Treasury
New York Clearings
Reichsmarks
Market closes with stock and bond prices table
The Boston Market column records the day's stock and bond price movements and the total sales, highlighting market activity and closing figures.
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Boston
A Stradivarius Held for Duty
A Stradivarius violin valued at 5000 dollars was seized by U S customs in New York pending an entry investigation. Musicians Albert Lacordelle of a transatlantic liner orchestra and Albert de Brahms, hotel orchestra leader, were examined about the importation.
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New York
United States Customs
Albert Lacordelle
Albert de Brahms
Southwestern Development Leads Boston Curb Market Trade
Boston curb market reports Southwestern Development advancing from 25 to 39 cents and closing firm at 386 cents. Other active issues include First National Copper around 58-8, Arizpe near 40, Inspiration up to 61-8, and Majestic near 93 cents. Fluctuations across the curb list are provided.
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Boston
Southwestern Development
First National Copper
Arizpe
Inspiration
Majestic
First National
Nevada
Sti
Ll OO
Ariz & Mich
Arizpe Eee Eervnee
Bay State
Wil Oe
Beaver Ny
Begole
Bingham Mines
Boston Ely
Boswyocolo
Butte
London
Corbin
Cobalt Central
Avizona
Corbin Wee
Cumberland Ely
Mevig
Dale Als
Domin
Eclipse
Giroux
Globe
Goldfield
Hassayampa
Laramie
Teres
Utah
North Butte
Ohio
Iin
Sonora
Superior & Globe
Yukon
Boston School Board Weighs Tuberculous Children Center
A joint committee report urges a larger outdoor school for tuberculous children to operate year round as a day camp with minimal summer instruction. It proposes 200 capacity at the Franklin Park refectory, costing about 28265 annually, and recommends patients pay a daily token for meals.
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Consumptives’ Hospital
Franklin Park
Brooks
Way Street
Dearborn
East Boston High School
Richard C. Cabot
Harvard Medical School
Boston
Cabot
Roxbury High School
Frank Ferdinand
Edison Lighting Company
George T. Angell
Hatters Association Denied by Lamson & Hubbard in Equity Case
The Associated Hatters which controls 58 factories across New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Connecticut and Massachusetts faced a demurrer from Lamson Hubbard Boston in a breach of contract suit over use of the union label during a strike. Judge Colt heard the case as Henry W Dunn argued the Hatters were like the sugar and oil trusts and should be reorganized. the association contends the union label agreement is binding. The court noted industrial development and reserved decision until Friday.
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Hat Manufacturers’ Association
Associated Hatters
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Lamson & Hubbard Company
Hut Manufacturers of
Boston
Hatters’ Association
Colt
United States Circuit Court
Henry W. Dunn
Sugar Trust
Standard Oil Trust
William D. Turner
Board of Trade
Chelsea Board Hears Protest Over Express Licenses
A Chelsea Board of Control hearing yesterday afternoon heard citizens object to issuing express liquor licenses. The Chelsea Women’s Christian Temperance Union, led by President Anna M Willey, attended and opposed granting even a single license.
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Chelsea
Chelsea Board of Control
Chelsea Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Anna M. Willey
Everett Council Move Seeks Abolition and Expanded Aldermen
Councilman W. F. Barber introduced an order in the Everett Common Council to urge the mayor to ask the Legislature to abolish the Common Council and raise the Board of Aldermen from seven to fifteen. The measure passed 12 to 4, signaling a forthcoming political clash.
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Everett
W. F. Barber
Common Council
Bruce
Board of Aldermen
Justifies His Son's Slayer
Hagod Gastanian of Lynn Mass returns to New England with his son Harotoon’s body after the Detroit Police Court shooting by his uncle Dr Garabed Boyajian. He says Boyajian is closer than a brother and that it was God’s will, and defends his nephew’s actions as based on perceived guilt.
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George S. Mumford
City Trust Company
New England National Bank
Mumford
New England Bank
Detroit
Mich
Hagod Gastanian
Lynn
Mass
New England
Harotoon Gastanian
Garabed J. Boyajian
Ildetor
Straus Named Ambassador to Turkey in Return to Diplomacy
Oscar Straus former Secretary of Commerce and Labor is selected again as ambassador to Turkey. He has previously served as minister to Turkey and later joined the Permanent Court of Arbitration. William Woodville Rockhill is named ambassador to Russia succeeding Riddle in St Petersburg.
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Washington
Oscar Solomon Straus
Commerce and Labor
Turkey
Straus
Leishman
Lloyd Griscom
Rome
L. Straus & Sons
New York
United States
Roosevelt
Permanent Court of Arbitration
the Hague
Harrison
William Woodville Rockhill
Russia
Rockhill
China
Ambassador Riddle
St. Petersburg
50 Classes Will Honor Teacher Near Boston
A large reception honors a local school teacher with about 50 classes invited. The event is planned for May 19 at a Boston area venue.
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Boston
Cambridge School Honours 50 Year Teacher Miss Josselyn
Putnam school Cambridge will honor Miss Annie B Josselyn who has taught in Cambridge schools for fifty years and will receive representatives from every class she has taught. Each class is also represented on the committee planning the day’s programme.
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Putnam School
Cambridge
Annie B. Josselyn
Anna B. Josselyn
Girl Trapped With Alleged Crooks In Millinery Theft Case
Florence Carleton, 24, is arrested with four young men at a Warren avenue house after police seize millinery reportedly stolen from Mary Spellman’s Washington street shop. Carleton denies involvement as detectives say the house was a gang rendezvous and will proceed with court proceedings today.
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Florence Carleton
Warren Avenue
Mary Spellman
Washington Street
Harry Fletcher
Samuel Moses
Lester Ryan
William H. Dwyer
Arthur Crafts
Carleton
Gray Co Sixth Anniversary Bargains At Gray Co
The F Grey Company on Washington street celebrates its sixth anniversary with exclusive bargains not offered elsewhere in the city. Twenty thousand men suits valued at $25 to $30 are sold for $9.90 to $14.90, featuring diverse weaves colors and styles including thibets serges and worn steds. The sale also highlights boys suits with fresh fashion details drawing in many shoppers.
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Boylston Cafe
Boylston and
Washington Streets
Woodbury Cafe
Washington Street
Boston
F. Grey Company
Washington Street Clothiers
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Kidder, Peabody & CO
Devonshire St. Boston
EG Wall
Foreign Exchange
Letters of Credit
Baring Brothers & CO
Lid
NEW York Bonds
New York Central Realty Company
New York Central Realty Co
Congress St
Liquid Copper Co
SS. W. D
Silver Leaf
Bay State Gas
William H. McMasters
Journal Building
Auerbach, MacKenzie & CO. Commission Stock Brokers
Boston, Mass
Willet
Rhode Island Coal
Rhode Island
James Shay & CO
State St
Harry E. Jacobs & CO
Court Sq
Boston Bank
East Boston Company
Foss- Whitney
George B. James
John C. Watson
Henry M. Whitney
W. S. Martin
John Shepard
Eugene N. Foss
Alfred B
Frederick J. Bradlee
Bay State Trust Company
Mr. Bradlee
J. Murray Howe & Bradlee
Reynolds
E. H. Gay & Co
F. R. Nourse
The
American Trust Company
Wiggin & Elwell
President Vail
American Telephone Company
W. S. B. Cram
Stock Exchange House of Weld
Grew «& Co
Thomas W. Lawson
Process Copper Company
Santa Rita Company
Charles S. Bradley
New York Central
Soo Line
Louisville & Nashville
Norfolk & Western
Inspiration Copper Mining Company
Miami
Boston Stock Exchange
Commission On Superior & Boston Copper Company
Boston Curb
Bullfrog Mining Syndicate
Torrington
A. Os
United Fruit
United Shoe Ee
Batopilas
Boston Consolidated
Boston Corbin
East Butte
Hancock
Isle Royale
Swift & C
Superior & Ent
Superior & Pitts
Apex
Boylston & Woodbury Cafe CO
Old South
Tonopahs
Tonopah
Tonopah Belmont Extension
Jim Butler
Montana
Midway
MacNamara
Philadelphia
Charles A. Stoneham & Co. Commission Curb and Mining Brokers
Broad Street
Western Union
Moreing Neil
Bedford McNeil
Allis Chalmers
Hogg Amalgamated Copper
American Agricultural
Ain Car & Foundry
American Ice Securities
Smelting & Refining
American Tel & Tel
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
New Jerse
Kesapeake & Ohio
Hicago & Alton
Hieago Great Western
Hieago
Northwest
Meago
Mil & St Paul
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
ST Distillers’ Securities
Erie Rereweene
Neral Electric
Gao
Inois Central Ee
Saschkea
Oansas City
Wwansas & Texas
York Central
Ontario & Western
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mail
People's Gas Treens
Republic Steel
Rock Island Co
St I
San Fred
St Louis Southwestern
Ilo
Toledo
St Louis & West
Sai Realty
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Utah Copper
Virginia Carolina Chem
Wabash Heer
Oes Pipes Ee
Aigay
Western Marylaneé
Western Union Parte Nee
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Chicago
Stradivarius
Enlarge Outdoor
Oil Trust
Everett Common
Alaska
Amer Tobacco
British
Ijl
Butte Coalition
Giroux Mining
Kerr Lake
King Edward
McKinley Darragh
Miemac
Mines Co
Amer
Nipissing Mines
Ohio Copper
Imocaie
Mhaan Rawhide Coalition
Standard Oil
Joga United Coppe Alsa
Yukon Gold Mines
RI Goldfield Daisy
Gray CO
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