Realizing Checks Advance in Prices Across Markets
Realizing checks advance in prices with New York total sales totaling 1 009 400 shares and Boston 48 984 shares. Reading leads New York with 192 200 shares while Amalgamated tops Boston at 6716 shares. Consolidated Gas shows the greatest gain in New York and Lackawanna the greatest loss. Osceola leads Boston gains and Calumet & Hecla the losses. Call money stands at 2 percent in New York and 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 percent in Boston. time money ranges from 2 1/2 to 3 3/4 percent in New York and 3 3/4 to 4 1/2 percent in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Reading
Amalgamated
Consolidated Gas
Lackawanna
Osceola
Calumet & Hecla
Time Money
Allis Chalmers
Mer Agricultural
Amer
Amer Car & Foundry Ea
Hide & IL
Amer Ice Securities
Amer Linseed
Ee A
Amer Locomotive
Amer Smelt & Refining
Amen Sugar Refining
Amer Tel & el
Amer Tobacco
Amer Woolen
Anaconda Moining Co
Atchison Beeen
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Ethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Penis Transit
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chesauke & Ohio
Great Western
Chic & Northwestern
Mil & St Paul
C, C & St Louis
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Delaware
Denver & Rio Grande
General Electric
Great Northern
Interborough
Inter Marine
International Paper
International Pump
Kansas City Southern
Tbley
Louisville
Nashville
Mino
St Louis
Missouri Pacific
Taly Mo
Kansas
Texas
New York Central
Nat Rys
Mexist
Ontario & Western
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mail
Wren
Pennsylvania
Republic
Rock Rrahaa
TOR
St L
St Louis Southwestern
Sloss
Sheffield S & I
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Wwe
Texas & Pacific Saae
Toledo, SL & Vrens
Union Pacific
United States Realty Eee
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Utah
Sly
Carolina
Western Maryland
Wwestinghouse Electric
Western Union
Wheelin & Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central Fence
Market Advances and Declines Mark Today's Trading Session
The May session opened with optimism led by Franklin MacVeagh and James J. Hill. Reading, Delaware & Hudson, Lackawanna and Union Pacific surged to high levels before a substantial late decline, then a vigorous final rally left prices buoyant led by Reading and Consolidated Gas. Brokers viewed the drop as a conservative pullback. copper stocks remained broadly firm amid hopeful ore-news and talks of new holding strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Franklin MacVeagh
Treasury
E. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
James J. Hill
Reading
Delaware & Hudson
Lackawanna
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Reading and Consolidated Gas
London
Amalgamated
Consolidated Gas
Illinois Central
Tinian Pacific
Steel Common
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Lake
Lake Copper
North Lake
Mass Consolidated
Osceola
Isle Royale
Nevada Consolidated
North Butte
NewItaven
Calumet & Hecla
Granby
Greene Cananea
Copper market and stock notes from Boston trading desks
The piece reports on copper prices and market sentiments, noting improved copper conditions and expected May sales between 100 and 125 million pounds, with electrolytic copper around 18 cents per pound. It cites specific firms and traders, including Southwestern, Ohio Copper, and the Producers' Association, and summarizes price moves and market outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Metals Selling Company
Walker
Boston
Producers’ Association
Boston Market May Day Stock Table
The Boston Market for May 14 presents a detailed record of New York stocks and bonds. It enumerates daily price movements and the total sales of the day, reflecting market activity and closing values for investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Calendar for today listing assorted securities and bonds
A telegraphic calendar of securities notes a wide list of stocks bonds and preferreds with percentages and prices for Am Dist Tel Am Radiator Havana Elec Montreal Street Railway Pullman Georgia Ry Proctor & Gamble and others including Trethewey Tampa Electric and United Bank Note common among many issues listed for today. The items include common stocks preferred shares and trust receipts from numerous firms and utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Am. Dist. Tel
Am. Radiator
Conn. Ry
Ltg
Conn
Havana
Montreal St
Ht. & Pr. Co
National Carbon
Pullman
Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Twin City Rapid Transit Common
U. S. Express
Warwick Tron & Steel
Border City Mfg
Buffalo Mines Ltd
Cobalt Central
Des Moines Elec
Georgia Southern & Florida
Georgia Southern & Florida 2d
Proctor & Gamble Common
Silversmiths Co
Tampa
Trethewey
United Bank Note
Curb Market Volatility Dominates Boston Trading
Boston curb market today shows heavy activity in Southwestern Development with wide price swings the key feature. Traders monitored rapid gains and losses as the session unfolded reflecting speculative demand and market uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bond Market Notes A trio of rail and finance deals cross markets
Louisville and Nashville sold 4.5 million dollars of 4 percent Paducah Division bonds to N W Harris Co, Kissel Kinnicut Co and Moffat and White at 98 to back collateral trust bonds called for redemption in late January. Oak Pennsylvania sold 8.1 million dollars of 4 percent car trust certificates to Kuhn Loeb Co. Portland Maine awarded a 200 thousand dollar temporary loan dated May 14 to Loring Tolman and Tupper at 2.9 percent discount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Louisville & Nashville
N. W. Harris & Co
Kissel, Kinnicut & Co
Moffat & White
Paducah Division
Pennsylvania
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. c
Portland
Loring, Tolman & Tupper
Trade Improvements Dominate May Dun's Weekly Review
R G Dun & Co reports notable gains in iron and steel aiding industrial re adjustment. Cotton goods see radical staple print price cuts while finishers move slower. Woolen goods rise in advances, worsteds up. yarns irregular. Shoe trade improves with higher leather costs. U S failures 234 vs 286 prior year. Canada 83 vs 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Boston
New England
United States
Canada
Bradstreet's Trade Outlook Mixed Across Sectors
Bradstreet reports irregular trade conditions with a slightly improved crop and industrial activity. Weather favored planting and some ground was regained, but wheat crop remains short. Industrial reports show gains in iron and steel, coal, wool, leather, and building activity with cotton wool prices rising abroad. Failures total 224 for the week ending May 18, compared with prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet
Boston
London
Dividends Declared By Several Firms This June
Essex Co declares semi annual dividends of $3 on June 1 to stock of record May 13 and extra $5 to stock of record May 138. Ogilvie Flour Mills Co . Ltd issues quarterly 1 percent preferred dividends on June 1 to stock of record by May 22. Philadelphia Germantown Norristown R R Co pays quarterly 3 percent on June 4 with books close May 20 and reopen June 4. beastsnut R R Co declares quarterly 1 14 percent on June 1 with books close May 20 and reopen June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex Co
Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd
Philadelphia
Germantown
Norristown R. R. ‘S
Beastnut “Fill R. R. Co
Life of a conductor as told by George A Merrill
Boston & Albany conductor George A Merrill recalls a long career from brakeman in April 1873 to freight and passenger conductor in September 1873. He notes the demanding, underpaid life, legeslation impacting employers and workers, and the challenges of serving diverse passenger needs on modern trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Merrill
Boston & Albany
Post
Merrill
Boston and New York Express
South Framingham
Alpha Lodge
Hampden Lodge No
Division 157
Order of Railway Conductors
The
Harvard Wanderer Found in Rochester
Thomas P. Williams, a Harvard freshman honor man, was found in Rochester New York after a week long search across three states. He had left Cambridge on medical advice to rest and exercise and was detained by police while dazed and absent minded. His uncle David Williams learned of the discovery and arrangements to bring him home are underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Williams
Harvard
Rochester
N. Y
David Williams
New York
Williams
Cambridge
Willams
Connecticut
Charlesbank Gym to Open This Evening in West End
The Charlesbank Gymnasium in the West End will be officially opened for the season this evening with prospects of improvement. Years of neglect due to lack of appropriations and the Charles River dam construction have left the gym practically unused for track athletes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlesbank
West End
Charles River
Good Racing Today at Combination Park
Horses shift in eight classes at Combination Park Medford as the Fellsway Driving Club stages racing today. The Class race promises a fever pitch battle between Black Bess and Amy owners, with Alice T or Joe Thom also strong contenders in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Combination Park
Medford
Fellsway Driving Club
Black Bess
Amy
Alice T
Joe Thomas
Maine intercollegiates set for tomorrow in Orono
The 16th annual Maine intercollegiates will be held at the University of Maine field in Orono tomorrow with a close contest anticipated between Maine and Bowdoin.
Vessels Return as Market Weakness Shapes Fishing Demand
Ten fishing ships arrived at T wharf with three heading to Gloucester due to no local demand. The Benjamin F. Phillips led the groundfish tally with 25,000 haddock and 49,200 cod among 103,700 pounds total. prices varied with haddock and cod at 21.4 cents, hake 11 to 13.4 cents, pollock 11 to 14 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Wharf
Gloucester
Benjamin F. Phillips
Bessie M. Dugan
Metacomet
Phillips
Shipping News May 15 Mini Almanac and Arrivals
May 15 shipping list shows arrivals from Caledonian to Nickerson with destinations including Baltimore Norfolk Newport News and Philadelphia. Cleared Durango and Jennie C while wind shifts and tide heights noted for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonian
Cannon
Manchester
Liverpool
Ranes
Pan
Colson
Annatto Bay
Jam
A. W. Perry
Hawes
Charlottetown
P. KF
Hawkesbury
C. B
Halifax
Nantucket
Nickerson
Baltimore
Norfolk
Newport News
Nacoochee
Burroughs
Savannah
Grecian
Briggs
Dutch Island
Coleraine
Gloucester
F. C. Hersey
Baker
Lynn
Mass
Paoli
Portsmouth
Savage
Portland
Carlisle
Philadelphia
Ruck Ridge
Paxtang
Silver Brook
Riverside
Edgewater
Langhorne
Mahanoy
Swatara
Salem
New Ypton
H Sehee Yi
Moscow Professor Sentenced to Siberia in Political Case
In Moscow on May 14 the trial of local social democratic organization members concluded. Eighteen were banished permanently to Siberia and 20 more jailed in a fortress for one to three and a half years. Exiled is Professor Rochkoff of Moscow University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Social Democratic
Siberia
Rochkoff
University of Moscow
Aiding Aged Couple Faces Urgent Help Request
A reader reports a worthy elderly couple in danger of being sent to the county poor farm without immediate aid. A man pledges to donate one dollar to the Post to help them.
Also Mentioned on This Page
William E. Soule
Pittsmont Company
East Butte Company
East Butte
Butte
Rock Island
Astoria
Ohio Copper Company
Process Copper Company
Ohio Company
P. C., Thompson
Joans Sree
Boston Clearings
Cables Wade Ee Enesseeraseess
Sterling SM CE
Ors Bea
Vranes Tree
Sisla Ssn
Saeaie
Reichsmarks Ater See Skeen
S.W.D
Richard J. Burton
Congress Sq
W. D
Southwestern Development
James Shay & CO
GO State St
Eureka
Rawhide Coalition
Vrce
Leach & CO. Inc
N. H
Itx Active Securities
Quien
Masa
Willet
Charles A. Stoneham & Co
State St
Broad St
U. S
Mexico
Statistical Department of
Hornblower & Weeks
Swift & Co
Frederick A. Tate
Tower & Sherwood
A. W. Burchard
General Electric Company
Europe
Winthrop Dahlgren
Boston Stock Exchange
A. B. Leach
A. B. Leach & Co
Southwestern
Ohio Copper
Bay State Gas
Egole Ee
Black Mountain
Blue Bell
Boston Ely
Boswyocolo
Consey
Obalt
Corbineeane
Cumberland E
Davis-Dalyeubeee
Dominion Aners
Douglas Nee
Laramie
Majestic
Rawhide
Ray Central
Ray Cons
San Antonio Wee
Santa Ysabel
Sonora
Iata
Southwest Devel
Superior Globe
U Union
Vsie A
Vulture
Yukon Oe
NEW York Bonds
United Fruit
Western T & T
Atchison
Boston Elevated
East Boston
Wollaston Tytn
Amer Tel & Tel
Cumber A CT
T&t
al & Arizona
Son
Cal & Heela
Quincy
Santa Fe
Wyandot Eevee Ae
al Fee Amer Pneumatic
Mergenthaler
Mackay Cos
TATE
United Shoe
Wire US Steel
Asup & Boston
Sup & Pitts
Japan
Lake Sh
Do Et Neas
Oly al- Chaliat
Agricul
Mo Pacific
Y City
Fdas
Ealt & Ohio
Georgia
Ches & Ohio
We & Alton
Ri& P
C.C
C & SL G
Col Indus
Col Mid
C&s R&e
US Steel
del & Hudev
Do Ist
Wabash
D&rg
Distillers
West Md
Erle P
Seas
C&o
So Pac
Am. Tobacco Common
Butterick Co
Pittsburg
Bessemer & Lake Erie Ptd
Columbus Ry
Kansas Natural Gas
Mexican Telegraph
St. Joseph
Common
Cotton Oil Ptd
Am. Telegraph & Cable
General Asphalt Pfd
Dolores Mines
Georgia Ry. & Electric Common
Massachusetts Gas Ptd
Michigan State Telephone Common
Pacific Mail Steamship
National Carbon Ptd
Arlington Mills
Pullman Co
Alaska Mines
Am Light & T Pr
Bay State G
British Columbon
Butte Coalition
Eeene
Carisa
Con Air Smelt
Cumberland Ely
Giroux Mining
Manhattan
Miami
Nevada
Nipissing
Ohio
A AG
Standard Oil Sacee
Superior & Pitts
United
Yukon
Chicago
Orn
William H. McMasters
Journal Building
Dun’s Weekly Review
G. A. Merrill, Boston & Albany
Charlesbank Gym
Maine Intercollegiates
Fulton Market
Priscilla
Mabel E. Bryson
Leif Erikson
Parkhurst
Cape Shore
Newport
New Bedford
Sullivan
T Eastlands
Vera Cruz
Jack Brothers
Eastern Packet Pier
George Bimber
William Hoffman
Tropics
Banes
Rowe's Wharf
Port Maria
St. Ann’s Bay
Jamaica
John J. Han
Hardy
Ponce
Porto Rico
Boston Molasses Company
South
Canopic
White Star Line
Azores
Gibraltar
Naples
Ponta del Gada
Allan Line
Glasgow
Banana Land
Simon
Smith
Long Wharf
Port Limon
Costa Rica
F. J. Wallace
William Jones
F. I. H. Lucas
C. V. Lindo
J. N. Dunlevy
Brattleboro
H. S. King
Anthony Curotte
Beatrice Curotte
Montreal
W. G. Cutler
U. S&s
Lghthouse
Castle Rocks
D Cool Hake Pol
Benj
Minerva
Stranger
F. Knowleton
Mary T. Fallon
Metacomet Teen
Lena May
Bessie M. Duggan
Dixie
Marian
Shipping News
Facungie and
Knickerbocker
Bear Ridge
Daniel Willard
Oakland
Ringhamp- Hackensack
Norwood
A. K. ooAward
Onward
Portatelia
Maud
St. Martins
Wells
Ware and
Machias
Alice M. Colburn
Cosy
S N Gee
Portland Port
Tade
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