Market Rally Amid Slim Volume and Mixed Advancers
The New York market rose modestly with total yesterday sales at 492 200 shares and Boston at 13 464. Atlas Tack led Boston gains while Bethlehem and Atlas Tack rallied in New York and rails moved in anticipation of rate increases. Major concerns linger over high money rates and a subdued turnover, with several steel and oil stocks showing mixed moves.
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New York
Boston
Steel
Atlas Tack
Bethlehem
Baldwin
Commerce Commission
Old Dominion
Gray & Davis
Atlas ‘Tack
American Agricultural
American Telephone
Boston & Maine
New Haven
New York Curb Rates From Brokers and Loans Declared
Outside brokers offer 8 percent quick call loans and 8 percent for customers brokers loans. Customers collateral loans run 7 percent. Commercial paper ranges from 7 to 74 percent. Year money is quoted at 7 percent.
Liberty bonds at new low as yields rise near seven percent
Liberty bonds slipped to new lows with prices dropping 15 to 50 cents and yields near 6 1/2 percent for hold-to-maturity. Buyers lock in high income via discount and interest, while banks and firms convert bonds to cash to fund operations amid credit tightness.
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Liberty
New York Market Reports Dull Trade and Bearish Tones
May 14 New York market shows dull stock exchange activity with a near sold out feel. Trading centers on new capital issues from Louisville and Nashville and Atlantic Coast Line while rails perform relatively better amid railroad strike effects. Liberty bonds and Victory notes slump to record lows as total sales reach 600,000 shares and par value $16,125,000.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Louisville & Nashville
Atlantic Coast Line
Middle West
New England
West
Rails
Texas Pacific
Liberty Bonds
Victory
United States
Owen Seeks Liberty Bond Support Against High Rates
Senator Owen of Oklahoma released a letter to Governor Harding of the Federal Reserve Board opposing higher discount rates. He argues that when money is dear bonds lose market value, and that banks increasing rates will push Liberty and Victory bonds down, shaking public confidence and industrial morale.
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Washington
Senator Owen
Dem
Okla
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
Owen
Bond Market Snapshot with Oil and Rail Bond Listings
A dense ledger of bond quotes and yields across oil, utility, railroad, and government issues. Entries include New Oil Territory 4s, U Lib is 4s, State Rys 4s, Chesapeake 4s, and City of Paris debentures, with varied prices, percentages, and maturities noted.
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Cri&prig
Nofr & W
Nor Pacific Od Activ
Patem
del & H
Penn
Cm& St
Mil&é
City of Bord
M & Page
City of
Paris
Norf & W
C & West Ind
Gt Brit
Bog Isk Ik
Erie
Legacy of early 20th century bonds and utilities notes
Fragmented OCR text shows references to various bonds and rates across states and companies. Mentions include Pacific, Balt, Ohio, Maryland, New York, and Utah power or steel notes with dates and exemptions. The garbled lines hint at a government or corporate securities listing with rates like 5s 4s and 6s, but specifics are unclear.
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Balt & O
Pitts
Beth Bt
Bklyn Rap
L& N
Besa
Ate Aies
Renaert Calis Gas & E
Cen of
Ga Ry
Utah Pwr
One Dead Four Hurt When Auto Overturns
Five Newburyport residents were involved when their auto skidded and overturned at Smithtown New Hampshire. Charles Dame 11 Horton Street a watchmaker at 40 Pleasant Street was killed instantly. Injured were Edwin Haigh Percy H Fernald Fred W Tilson and William McGregor Fisher.
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Newburyport
Smithtown
State Line
New Hampshire
Charles ©. Dame
Horton Street
Pleasant Street
Edwin Haigh
Percy H. Fernald
Fred W. Tilson
William McGregor Fisher
Concord at Lowell High School Baseball Game Preview
Concord High School team captained by star pitcher Elmer Duggan will travel to Lowell High School on Saturday for the annual game against Lowell.
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Concord
Concord High School
Elmer Duggan
Lowell
Lowell High School
Boston Post Limerick Contest to End With No 125
The Last Post Limerick will appear Sunday and then be discontinued after 124 days. More than 50,000 answers daily were received at the peak as a 38 person team handled the Last Line submissions with care.
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Post
First Limerick No 117 Award Goes To Miss Mabel Wessman
The Post selects the first award line for Limerick No 117 written by Miss Mabel Wessman of 347 Cambridge Street Cambridge Massachusetts. She receives a $100 check from a Post representative. Wessman is a supervisor at Filene's Boston and was born in Cambridge.
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Hale
Mabel Wessman
Cambridge Street
Cambridge
Mass
The
Post
Last Lines to Limerick No 117 Consolation Prizes
Consolation prizes of five dollars each awarded to ten readers for ranking just behind the winner in the Last Lines to Limerick No 117. Recipients include Mary G Connelly Cambridge Mass Hugh H Henry Chester Vt Fred H Pitman Winthrop Me H Hurley West Newton Mass A Haughton Mansfield Mass Clara G King Everett Mass H C Mahony Brighton Mass Mrs Nora A Crotty Marlboro Mass E Fall Lawrence Mass Ernest E Morse Woburn Mass
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Limerick No. 117
Mary G. Connelly
Cedar St
Cambridge
Mass
Hugh H. Henry
Main St
Chester
Fred H. Pitman
Highland Ave
Winthrop
H. D. Hurley
Watertown
West Newton
A. Haughton
Draper Ave
Mansfield
Clara G. King
Prospect St
Everett
H. C. Mahony
Mapleton St
Brighton
Nora A. Crotty
South St
Marlboro
E. Fall
Webster St
Lawrence
Ernest E. Morse
Woburn Machine Co
Woburn
Prize Limerick No 118 to Appear in Tomorrow's Post
The prize winning Last Line of Limerick No 118 will be printed in tomorrow's Post with the writer's name and accompanying details.
Boston Post Limerick Prize Contest Rules
Public notice outlines a daily cash prize of 100 dollars for best last line and 150 dollars for consolation lines in a Boston Post Limerick contest open to all, with numbered entries, sealed envelopes, and final editorial decisions. Entries due by 5 PM four days after publication with all rules strictly followed.
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Boston Post
Senna
Sneer Noe
Enewards
Aest Hart
Gleak
Post
P. O
Boston
Mass
Post Limerick
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