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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1912

Page

14

Municipal bonds rise to record yields and popularization urge

The article notes 1912 as a record year for new securities, with New York City selling 65 million in 4 1/2 percent municipals at 4.21 percent. It explains municipal bonds’ lower popularization, institutional demand, and potential shift toward smaller denominations and higher yields, citing Minneapolis sale details and risk considerations.

City of New York New York City States Minneapolis Massachusetts

Reading Leads In Stock Melons And Insider Moves

Reading stock soars to 179 a record high as insiders buy Lehigh Valley after an expert appraisal reveals hidden value. Canadian Pacific climbs while brokers watch convertible bonds open new trading avenues with Ray Inspiration and other mining properties. Sears Roebuck climbs to 180 as dividends look likely. copper edges up amid mixed performances across specialties and standard issues.

Lehigh Valley Reading Bears New York Stock Exchange Philadelphia Ray Inspiration

Market Report of Yesterday and Year to Date Totals

Yesterday total sales 605 600 shares in New York and 33 215 in Boston with most active issues New York Steel common 182 600 and Boston Old Colony Copper 4927. Year to date totals show New York 56 348 700 and Boston 5 390 172. Changes include Canadian Pacific 2d pref up 612 to 253 and Calumet & Hecla down 10 to 470 in Boston. Call money New York 2 7 8 per cent and Boston 3 1 2 to 4 per cent. Time money New York 3 to 35 8 per cent and Boston 3 3 4 to 4 1 2 per cent.

New York New York City Boston Philadelphia Lincoln Steffens Steel Common Old Colony Copper Canadian Pacific 2d Ahmeek Mining Bostoh Calumet & Hecla

Market gains and notable moves on the New York and Boston exchanges

Trading centered on specialties and minor issues with United States Steel leading gains. Canadian Pacific and International Harvester rose on settlement hopes while Sears Roebuck hit a yearly high. In Boston, Mayflower and Old Colony pressured prices, but Pond Creek Coal surged onIsland Creek Coal progress and Steel common remained active.

Canadian Pacific Sears Roebuck Lehigh Valley Steel Common International Harvester Keokuk & Des Moines Point— Pond Creek New York Stock Exchange Reading United States Steel Steel Sears Roebuck American Sugar National Biscuit United States Rubber Union Bag and Paper International Paper American Car and Foundry Pressed Steel Car Republic Tren and Steel American Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Wisconsin Central New York Central Union Pacific Louisville & Nashville Rock Island Missouri Pacific Wheeling Wake Erie DuPont Powder Company Panama Boston Mayflower Old Colony Houghton Superior Lake Copper Lake Pond Creek Island Creek Butte & Superior Torrington

Grain markets ease as weather aids crops and dull world demand

Grain markets showed a subdued tone with limited outside interest and little commission buying after the decline. Weather was not unfriendly and forecasts called for fair, warmer days with showers in Minnesota. Crop news was steady with Saring wheat developing and hard winter reports strong amid generally favorable soft winter conditions. Foreign markets were dull, eased by American news. Germany received general rains aiding crops.

Minnesota Germany

Money Market Stagnant as Rates Hold Steady

Yesterday's money market was nearly stagnant with abundant liquidity and little demand. New York call rates stood at 27 8 percent, while time money eased with 50 days at 3 to 81 4 percent, 90 days at 3 1 4 percent, four months at 31 4 to 31 2 percent, and six months at 31 2 to 35 8 percent. Local money and foreign exchange quotes followed.

New York

Cotton prices rise on short covering and June 4 report

The cotton market moved higher after an early break with gains around 28 to 25 points amid heavy short covering and some buying for long accounts. The advance followed a Bureau of Statistics note that the Acreage and condition report would be issued as usual on June 4.

Bureau of Statistics

Congress considers acreage and condition reports schedule

The bill advanced by the House awaits Senate action and could become law. It would issue the acreage report around July and the first condition report by August. The weekly weather outlook, though not as favorable as hoped, notes heat favors rapid germination and growth.

Congress House Senate

Williams Elected Director Filling Astor Seat

W H Williams, third vice president of the Delaware and Hudson, is elected a director to replace the late John Jacob Astor. B and Guinness is chosen a director of the Kansas City Southern Railway Company succeeding the late William Harritye.

W. H. Williams The Delaware & Hudson John Jacob Astor B. & Guinness Kansas City Southern Railway Company William B.’, Harritye

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