Stock Prices and Trading Totals Across Markets
Yesterday sales totalled 599,800 shares in New York and 10,661 in Boston. The most active New York issue was Steel with 149,500 shares. in Boston Atlantic Gulf traded 715 shares. Year to date totals show New York 70,794,200 and Boston 2,792,241 shares. year-ago figures were 59,421,041 and 4,580,553 respectively. Major gains and losses occurred in both markets with Third Avenue rising to 233 percent in New York and New York Dock ptd. slipping to 35. in Boston American Woolen up to 51 and Calumet & Hecla down to 530.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Atlantic Gulf
Third Avenue
New York Dock Ptd
American Woolen
Calumet & Hecla
Aetna
Amer
Am Inter Corp
Hupp Motors
Imp Carbon Chaser
Kresge
Maxim Munitione
Marlin Arms
Atone
Cowall & Cable
Motors
Steeeeeeere
United Sugar
Steamship
P Biss
Uy Coaden & Company
Writ Papf
Cosden O & G Com
Asso Oil Co
Atchison
Merritt Ahem
Ill Ill Ill
Omar O & G
Beth Steel B
Butte & Bup
Cal & Arizona
Cal
U Western
Utah
Victoria
Eee
Ches & Ohio
Alaska Mines
Pee Eeaeweuser
Penne Wn
M& St P Pf
Atlas Copper
N'west
RI & P
Boston Creek
Boston & Mont
Butte Copper
Caledonia
Col Gas & Elec
Calumet & Jerome
Canada
Cerro Gordo
Crucible Steel
Black Butte
Consoli Navn
Great Northern
del & Hudson
Denver
Aprares Howe Sound
Driggs-Seab
Hudson Bay
Sannwenee - Ois
Erie
Kerr Lake
Eeteeeweres
Gen Motors Nee Hee
Lorraine
Manhattan
Gt Nor
Magnate
Nor Ae
Mason Valley Oy Gulf
Steel
McIntyre
Central
Tion
Miami
Milford Coweer
Monitor Silver Mutual
Nat Zinc & Lead
Nicholas Cop
Preston Seneeee
Hercules Red Warrior Mining
Wneeee A
Tewart
Nicholas Zine
Weeps
Unity Gold
Archibald McMillan
Edward Lowther Stokes
Philadelphia
McMillan
Hayden, Stone
New York Market Edged Down Amid Debates on Russia
The New York market opened with a cloud of depression easing from yesterday with several key rail and industrial stocks retreating. Notable losses included Norfolk & Western and Louisville & Nashville with declines over 6 points, while United States Steel hovered near the day’s lows, and total volume reached about 690000 shares as foreign concerns and war supplies press the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Russia
Norfolk & Western
Louisaville & Nashville
New York, Chicago & St. Louis
United States Steel
United States
Henry L. Doherty & Co New England Office Bond Dept
The Company ranks among the leaders in the field of gas and electric service. Henry L. Doherty & Co. New England Office Bond Department at 19 Congress St Boston offers service via Main 3969 contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gas and Electric Service
Henry L. Doherty & Co
New England
Congress St
Boston
United Drug Company declares Second Preferred dividend
The directors of United Drug Co. declare a regular quarterly dividend of 144 percent on the second preferred stock payable June 1 1917 to stockholders of record May 15 1917. JAMPS O McCORMICK Treasurer Boston May 8 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Drug Company
United Drug Co
Market Holds Steady Amid Small Shifts In Prices
Boston market shows few and small changes with American Agricultural Chemical down a couple of points and three other issues varying by a point. Declines push the railroad average to a yearly low while industrial and copper averages stay above February lows. Copper firms may see higher earnings as first quarter results surpass last quarter, with Utah Copper cited as an exception. A leading local company reportedly sold copper near 31 cents with negotiations near a record above 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Agricultural Chemical Common
Utah Copper
Utah
Anaconda
Sharp Decline In Rails Stocks Dominates Market
The daily trading showed further sharp breaks in railroad stocks led by Delaware & Hudson Norfolk & Western and Louisville & Nashville as traders test the government mobilization plan. Despite sensational declines in many rail names, most industrials held ground with Steel common near 113 1 2, and Utah Copper earnings disappointments weighed on related stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware & Hudson
Norfolk & Western
Louisville & Nashville
Council of National Defence
Market Barometer: Average of 20 Industrials Began Oct 5 1916
The market barometer for 20 industrials was started on October 5 1916 indicating early tracking of broad stock performance. Investors watched the composite as an indicator of market trend amid ongoing industrial activity.
Bond market prospectus from Hornblower Weeks on Liberty Loan
Hornblower Weeks offers to carry for employees at the same rate of interest as the loan. Purchases may be paid in 12 monthly instalments or less, with the first instalment due at delivery of the bonds.
Boston Licensing Board notices for multiple liquor licenses 1917
The Boston Licensing Board publishes notices under Chapter 100 of the Revised Laws on May 5 1917. Applications include William Barker for six class druggist liquor license at 150 Dudley Street Rox Boston. William Donaghy for six class at 1662 Dorchester Avenue. James Flynn Patrick Grinley for second class victuallers license at 36 and 38 Market Street. Henry E. Fraser for six class at 110 Meridian Street. Walter J. Gilbride for six class druggist license at 37 Park Street and 34 Henley Street. John G and James McCarthy for fourth class to sell at 5 and 9 Moulton Street 10 Hunter Street. Michael J Matthews Myrlee McLaughlin for transfer to victuallers license from 29 Chelsea Street to 29 Chelsea Street 19 Joiner Street and Chelsea bulkhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Licensing Board
City OF
Boston
William A. Barker
Gammon Drug Co., Inc
Dudley Street
Rox
Fletcher Ranney
Josiah
Dean
William M. Prest
Licensing
James F. Flynn
Patrick J. Grinley
James F
Market Street
B. C
Josiah S. Dean
the Licensing Board
Henry E. Fraser
MerIdian Street
E. B
Office OF the Licensing Board
Walter J. Gilbride
A. S. Putnam Pharmacy
Park Street
Henley Street
Fletcher Rambey
Jostah
DAAS
John G
James McCarthy
McCarthy Bros
Moulton Street
Hunter Street
C. D
FFI
Licensing Board CE
Michael J
Mathetas MW
Myrlee McTiauchiin
McLaughlin & Co
Chelsea Street
Joiner Street
Sa Ung
Josiah 8
Takeover Ordered for Casualty Company of America
In New York on May 4 an order of the Supreme Court directed Jesse S. Phillips state superintendent of insurance to take possession of the Casualty Company of America. The action aims to liquidate its business and wind up affairs. The company reported premium income of about $3,000,000 for the first nine months of 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
Jesse S. Phillips
Casualty Company of America
New Haven Rail Line Seeks $60 Million Stock Issue
Hartford May 4 The Senate passed a bill amending the New York New Haven Hartford charter to permit the company under conditions to issue up to 60 million dollars of preferred stock to retire outstanding indebtedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford, Conn
Senate
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Obituary Notices From Roxbury and Surrounding Areas
A dense list of death notices and funeral arrangements across Roxbury Boston and nearby towns. Entries name the deceased, ages, and funeral details including dates, locations such as St. James Church and Emmanuel Church, and burial sites in Windsor Vermont and Five Islands Maine. Local residences like 84 Lawn Street and 296 Beacon Street appear with service times and relatives invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Hom
Columbus Ave
Roxbury
Walker
Church of Our Lady of Cystochowa
Dorchester Ave
Boston
John J
Mary A. Conley
Eighth St
St. Augustine’s Church
Cronin
Ellen Cronin
St. Rose’s Church
Curtis
Somerville
Eveline E
Paren W. Curtis
Lowell St
Duxbury
Mass
Deland
Lori
Thomas Gapely
Watts St
Immaculate Conception Church
Tam
New Calvary
Dorchester
Donahue
John
Hannah Donahue
St. Joseph’s Churc Circuit
Egan
Eugene J
Mary (Nee Norton
Thomas Egan
Aenerom Agen
Dudley St
Camp Whitton
Finn
Dorchester Lower Mills
Daniel J
Bridget
Dennis Finn
Garrity
Brookline
Mary
Nee O'Connor
Warren Garrity
Brooks St
St. Mary's of the Assumption
Giles
Lincoln
Anna Hazen
Thomas Giles
St.Ann's Church
South Lincoln
Hamner
Willa
Yrs
Lacy
M’carron
Phillis Merl
Herbert B. McCarron
Frank E
Elizabeth Pike
Draper St
M'Cormick
Daniel McCormick
Albany St
St. James’ Church
Waiters’ Union
McElroy
Frank
Mary McElroy
O'Donnell
St. Philip's Church
Shea
Ashmont
Daniel P. Shea
Simpson
Charlestown
Vincent
Mary Simpson
Moulton
St. Catherine's Church
Watters’ Union
A. F. of
St. John
N. B
Skillins
Medford
Daniel W. Skillins
Wareham St
Smith
Joho N. Smith
J. S. Wright
Templeton St
Spitz
Providence
Tillie A
Abram A. Joe
Chabel Shalom
Baltimore
Stewart
Frederick C
Frederick
Lazella Stewart
East Eagle St
Swanson
Sven Evelyn
Julius
Alma Swancon
Whittaker
Catherine
James
Mary Whittaker
Hawthorne St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Liberty Loan
U. S
Hornblower & Weeks
New York Providence
Chicago
Detroit
Portland
New York Market
York
Allis-Chalmers
Etree Eens
Amh&l
Cities Service Company
Jamps O. McCormick
Temple H. Fay & CO
Boston Curb Exchange
State Street
Fort Hill
Kan City
Wanee
Lake E & W
Louis
Lehigh
M. Wasee
Mar Pf. Seewee
Mo Pacific Etfs
Montana Power
Nat Biscuit
Nat C
Nevada
Cenford
Nynh&h
Ohio Cities
Owens Bottle
Pac Mail
Penn
Peoples Gas
Pitts Coal Ctfs
Pitt
Stl&sf
St LS Western
Seaboard AL
Sears-Roebuck
Sinclair
Pac
Studebaker
Texas Co
Third Ave
Union Pac Pr
Westinghouse
W &L Erie
W & LE of
Peewee
White Motor Eebes
Willys-Over Weyene Ae Og
Willys-Over
Woolworth
Industrials
Albany
Germany
Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange Bond ‘Transactions. (In $1000S.) AT
Swenee Montana Pwr
Balt & O
Eeenee N Enamel
Eeenee
Beth Steel
Leeeae
Saas
U Ches & O
Seteee & Power Pm
Nynha&h
Ches & O
Ityof Bordeaux
Betes Rere Guiserk
Gt Western
Norf & W
North Pacific
Cmil& St P
Tokio
Essere Ee
Pitts & StLeeaae
Cri&prig
Publis Soins
Eaeses Neewee
CRI & P
C & West Indis
Ccc&st
Col Industrial
Republi
Midland
Rep
Cuba
Britain
Con Gas Cvt
den & R G
Seeewe
Erie Gallien
Erie Penn Col
St L Transit
Seab Air L
Seab Air Lady Ae
So Pacific
Gt Brita Great Nor
Indiana Steel
Int & I
Sis
Agricul Co
M Marine
Mexico
BROS
Ea Adams
Eneses
T & T Col
Rfg
Long Io
Vieuen
Mates Bisvics Lorillard Co
Wabash Ist
L & N Gol
Am Tobacco
Armour & Coreal
Midvale Steel
Eastern
Western Pac
ATE
Wilson & Co
Alaska
Bingham
Rite
Bingham Mines
Boston & Arizona
Boston Electro
Boston I Bee
Butte & Lonsheen
Cal & Jerome
Colonial Py
Cons Co
del Monte
Eagle & Gee
Far Eagle
First National
Aesgees
Nixon Nevada
Hercules
Boston Stocks
U S
Butte
Cal & Hecla
Deesee
Cone & Montel
Jonn River
Feeeeee
Vis Daly Ted Eee
East Butte
Edison Electric
Fitchburg
Gen Electric
Weneee
Sttee
Isle
Hivesee -M
Maine
NETS
New Haven
Ipissing
North Bute
Bee
Old Dominion
Pacific Mills
Pond Creek
Pullman
Punta al
Mary’s M
Western Union Telegram
Washington
Federal Reserve Bank
W. G. Meadoc
Secretary OF the Treasury
Touse Es
Arizona
Truro Steel Hiecene N Verde
Utah National
Casualty CO
New York State
Errr Reery
Dows
New Orleans
Uf Hiltz
Waltham
Harold Russell Hiltz
Brookfield Rd
Waverley Oaks Rd
Fries
Hurley
Daniel F
Dora Hurley
Burns
Sprague St
Lane
Gerald M
Thomas
Nellie
Larson
Erick A
John Larson
Parker St
Mackusick
Leroy
Oxford St
Cambridge
Mayberry
Winthrop
Georgia B. Mayberry
Alec J. Mayberry
Court Rd
Centre Station
Murray
Michael H
Patrick
Ann Murray
Green
William B. Murray
Elmore St
Mission Church
Nissen
Oscar E
Eric C. Nissen
The
Massachusetts Cremation Society
Walk Hill St
Forest Hills
Quennell
Canton
William J. Quennell
Mattapan
Quinn
Jamaica Plain
Annie
Nee Dempsey
Matthew J. Quinn
Boynton St
St. Thomas’ Church
Arcel Post Pan
O'Neill
Henry St
Everett
Daniel O'Neill
Henry St. Everetty
Somerville Ave
Permpt
Tremont Street
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