Canadians Refuse to Ship Gold Here Amid Exchange Tension
The report notes George Paish saying America can kiss goodbye to gold shipped abroad and cites rising premiums between Montreal and New York. It discusses Canadian reluctance to export gold, US bank cash losses, and the move to dollar credits under the Federal Reserve Act. It also mentions the International Educational Publishing Co dividend details and stock figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir George Paish
Treasury
America
Montreal
New York
United States
Boston
South America
First National Bank
Financial News Notes and Market Highlights Today
The report covers Cotting's move to White, Weld & Co. Hollinger Gold Mines profits for four weeks ended Oct. 7 set at 149,798. Liverpool Cotton Exchange to open at 11 a.m. Bank of Bengal lowers discount rate to 6. Norfolk & Western September gross 4,096,891, net 1,518,885, with year-to-date figures and surpluses noted. Virginian Railway and Seaconner Mills updates, along with Pittsburgh Brewing, Hudson & Manhattan, and Louisville Gas & Electric financing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollinger Gold Mines
Norfolk & Western
Bond Offerings for Pennsylvania Building Company Bonds
William A. Read & Co. offer at par an issue of 1 450 000 first mortgage bonds bearing 5.4 percent interest. The bonds are due November 15, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Read & Co
Pennsylvania Building Company
First Mortgage
Boston Money Markets Quiet with Rates Mixed on Loans
Current Boston quotations show brokers loans at 6 percent and above while customers loans stand at 6 percent and up. Commercial paper also 6 percent and up. Year-ago levels cited for New York silver price and various balances at Clearing House and Sub-Treasury show declines in Sub-Treasury operations and net losses since Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Clearing House
Boston
New York
Clearing House
Accesscensy
Sub-Treasury Credit 2
Aisc
Treasury
Boston Curb Stocks Drop as Trading Slows on Nov 4
Trading fell off today on the curb with a total of 5800 shares, down from 6500 on Thursday. New issues Cortez Mines at 20c and Dome Extension at 4c appeared, while Calaveras and Crown Reserve slid to 930 and 0c respectively. Nevada Douglas dropped to 48c and Goldfield Consolidated fluctuated between 9c and 9c after a small loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortez Mines
Dome Extension
Calaveras
Crown Reserve
Sic
Nevada
Douglas
Goldfield
American Steel Poundries nine months report
American Steel Poundries Company files its nine months ended September 30 report for 1915. Net income shows 1 603 138 in the period with other income 68 506 and 41 515. total increases and charges include depreciation. Net deficit and surplus figures appear but lack complete clarity due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Steel Poundries Company
London Market Roundup: Loan Rates and Treasury Papers
London cables report money loans at 1 to 11 4 percent with few offerings. Treasuries show good demand with Feb issues at 218 16 percent and last issue firm at 1 2 percent. The Bank of England is resisting discounting pre moratorium bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Treasury
Bank of England
Lewisohn Elected President of Kerr Lake Mining Co
Adolph Lewisohn of New York was yesterday elected president of the Kerr Lake Mining Company, succeeding the late William G. Nickerson of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Lewisohn
New York
Kerr Lake Mining Company
William G. Nickerson
Boston
Money Trends Shift as Six Months' Rates Rise in New York
In New York today six months' money traded around 4 3 4 percent on mixed collateral with higher demand. New York City six percent three year notes sold at par yield about 4.08 percent. Commercial paper near 6 percent for short terms. Rail and Standard Oil issues showed active demand and higher prices in the unofficial market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Stock Exchange
Bradstreet's Review Signals Mixed Economic Trends
Bradstreet's reports continued improvement in sentiment and money market ease, higher prices for stocks and bonds, strong grain exports, and good winter wheat conditions. It notes idleness reducing purchasing power, warm weather hurting retail trade, and industrial activity at low levels with restricted credit. For the week ended Nov 5, business failures totaled 17, versus 241 a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet's
Bradstreet’s
Amster Opposes Wallace Committee In Rail Stock Plan
N L Amster of this city opposes the Wallace committee over Rock Island bonds totaling 5 000 000 and the proposed distribution of Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway stock on sale. Amster argues against delivering actual stock to bondholders before sale and insists on pro rata distribution to holders. He says he will back the Wallace committee only if they agree to his plan of distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. L. Amster
Rock Island
Wallace Committee
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
Amster
Fidelity Trust Cruise Gains Momentum for South American Voyage
Fidelity Trust Company of Baltimore plans a businessman's cruise visiting San Juan Puerto Rico February 2 and stops in Rio de Janeiro Buenos Aires Montevideo Valparaiso Callao Lima Kingston and Havana with a May 11 return. The voyage runs through the South American summer with meetings arranged with official and commercial bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th Fidelity Trust Company of
Baltimore
Finland
San Juan
P. R
South America
Straits of Magellan
Panama Canal
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Buenos Ayres
Argentine
Montevideo
Valparaiso
Chili
Santiago
Callao
Peru
Lima
Kingston
Jamaica
Havana
Cuba
Eighth Call On Note Syndicate
The underwriting syndicate for New York City 6 percent notes has been called for the eighth instalment. Managers J. P. Morgan & Co. and Kuhn, Loeb & Co. announce a payment of $16,765,975 due next Monday, bringing total payments to $111,649,015.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
J. P. Morgan & Co
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Edison Company of Boston Stockholders Report
Edison Company of Boston reports 4906 stockholders with an average holding of 42 shares. Forty one holders own 500+ shares totaling 37,909 shares or 15 percent of nonoutstanding stock. The George Peabody estate remains the largest holder with 2250 shares valued at $526,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Edison Company of
Boston
George Peabody
Stock Exchange Panel Issues Ruling on Guaranteed Stock Orders
The Boston Stock Exchange committee of five announced that orders to buy or sell guaranteed stocks may be submitted to this committee at concessions from the prices of July 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Stock Exchange and Clearing House Committee
Boston Stock Exchange
Butte & Superior
Mass Gas Common
Swift & Co
United
West End St Ry
Edison Trio
Boston
New Haven
Boston Stock Exchange Committee of Five
New President for Gloucester Nat. Bank
Ralph H. Mann elected president of the Gloucester National Bank succeeding William H. Jordan. Ten volunteers aged 17 to 18 are at the front. The youngest French volunteer is M. Paul Levivier aged 17 years 27 days attached to the Twenty sixth Regiment of Chasseurs at Vincennes. The oldest volunteer is Lieutenant-Colonel Royal aged 70 who has returned as a private.
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Ralph H. Mann
The
Gloucester National Bank
William H. Jordan
M. Paul Levivier
Chasseurs
Vinecennes
Royal
Cattle Epidemic Expands Across Massachusetts
Dozens of new hoof and mouth disease cases emerge in Massachusetts with eleven infected in Amherst and multiple locales including Brighton Attleboro Mendon and surrounding towns. Quarantine orders extend to Iowa and Massachusetts faces farm-to-farm inspections as stockyards close and costs run into the millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Amherst
Brighton
Attleboro
Mendon
Bellingham
Belmont
Taunton
Rehoboth
Seekonk
Pawtucket
Woonsocket
Gloucester
New York State
Iowa
Federal Department of Agriculture
State Department of Animal Industry
Federal Bureau
Department of Animal Industries
State House
Watertown
Somerville
Cattle Plague Escalates Across Massachusetts State
Authorities declare an evolving cattle plague an epidemic with quarantines at Brighton Attleboro Mendon Belmont and Bellingham. Federal and state inspectors mobilize 700 plus staff to trace exposure across 10 farms and Rhode Island. Movement restrictions threaten meat and hide prices and farmer losses.
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Brighton
Attleboro
Mendon
Belmont
Bellingham
Taunton
Rehoboth
Seahonk
Pawtucket
Woonsocket
Rhode Island
Gloucester
Cattle Quarantines Expanded Across States
Massachusetts issues farm inspections and strict disinfection protocols after disease concerns. At Amherst, Walker and Dr. Ryder supervised Henry farm and Warner farm in Sunderland with no symptoms found. State and federal inspectors enforce access limits. New Hampshire also proclaims quarantines affecting New York, Illinois, Massachusetts and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Walker
Department
Statehouse
Massachusetts
Walkey
Brighton
Watertown
Somerville
New Hampshire
Maine
Vermont
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
Ryder
Belmont
Amherst
Henry Farm
Henry E. Paige
Paige
James B. Paige
Veterinary Department
Massachusetts Agricultural College
J. H. Roberts
Northampton
Henry
A. C. Warner
Sunderland
Iowa
Maryland
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
New Hampshire Commissioner of Agriculture
Contagious Foot and Mouth Disease Outline
A Massachusetts SPCA veterinarian describes foot and mouth disease as an acute febrile contagion of cloven hoofed animals. It is caused by an ultra microscopic organism and chiefly affects cattle but can spread to sheep goats swine horses and humans. Early signs include chills reduced appetite and muscle shivering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Flanagan
Massachusetts
Description of foot and mouth disease symptoms and control
The article explains foot and mouth disease in cattle with signs in mouth and feet, blisters that rupture into ulcers, and high mortality in malignant forms. It stresses contagion, economic losses from inactivity and reduced milk, historical outbreaks from 1902 in New England and 1887 in Europe, and calls for humane destruction of affected animals and strict quarantine.
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New England States
Europe
Russia
Reading Girl Engaged to Nashua Man
Miss Margery Willis of Reading and Charles Williams of Nashua N H announced as engaged. Willis a Wellsley graduate class 1914 member of the Boston Wellsley Club and Bear Hill Golf Club. Williams a Princeton graduate class 1908 representative to the New Hampshire legislature Nashua alderman and president of the Nashua Tennis Club. Wedding planned for spring.
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Reading
Nashua
N. H
Margery Willis
Charles Williams
Willis
Welllesley
Boston Wellesley Club
Bear Hill
Williams
Princeton
New Hampshire
Run Over and Killed by Auto on Tremont Street
George E. Collins 26 of 188 Washington Ave Chelsea was run down by a touring car on Tremont near Union Park and died minutes after being rushed to City Hospital. Driver James B. Cunningham 252 Massachusetts Ave Back Bay transported the victim in a car owned by Lawrence Norman 144 High St. Accident occurred as Collins stepped from behind his grocery wagon in front of 562 Tremont.
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George E. Collins
Washington Avenue
Chelsea
James B. Cunningham
Tremont Street
Union Park
Cunningham
Massachusetts Avenue
Back Bay
Lawrence Norman
High Street
Collins
City Hospital
War lessons to guide army and fleet reports
Washington announces that Secretary Garrison and Secretary Daniels will present annual reports to Congress detailing lessons from the European war. They state no extraordinary expenditures are requested, but will outline methods to build a mobile and adequate army and a powerful efficient fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Garrison
Daniels
Congress
United States
Europe
War
Navy Departments
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First
First National Bank Issues ‘‘Dol
Lar Credits
International Editational Publishing Company
International Text Book Company
International Correspondence Schools of Scranton
Penn
Financial News Notes
B. Cotting
Thompson, Towie & Co
White, Weld & Co
Liverpool Cotton Exchange
Bank of Bengal
Guanajuato
Virginian Railway
Pittsburg Brewing Company
H. M. Byllesby & Co
Louisville Gas & Electric Company
Sues
Hudson & Manhattan
Seaconner Mills
Fall River
William N. McLane
Leontido Lincoln
William Beattie
J. H. Grown
Alert A. Jenks
J. T. Lincoln
William B McLane
Fred J. McLane
Messrs. Bowen
F. J. McLane
J. A. Bowen
W. R. Warner
Rock Island Stockiwiders Committee F
Worder City Manufacturing Company
Bas
R. N. Durfee
F. A
J. C. W. Mosher
T. M. Stet
T. E. Brayton, J. S. Brayton, G. A. Ballard and
Money Markets
Ln Close
Bohemia
Cortez
Dome Ext
Davis Daly
Eagle & Blue Bell
Tron Blossom
la Rose
Maxwell Com
McKin-Dar
Aptak
Ohio O
United Prof oRays
United Verde
Boston Exchange
Steel Foundries
London Market
Lewisohn President
Kerr Lake Mining
Wallace
Fidelity Trust
Stock Exchange Ruling
Gloucester Nat. Bank
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Animal Industry
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Commonwealth
Bowdoin SQ
Revere House
Scollay
Leo Feist
Bowdoin Square Theatre
B. F. Keith
Shubert So
Y. Wilbur
Hodge
Tremont Fosicie
WOODS
Auen Ie
Pavlova
Allied Art
Julius Caesar
Mason & Hamlin
John Cort Oliver Morosco
Peg O’ My
J. Hartley M
Castle Sq
Oxford
Vorenberg's
Winter St
National Tremont & Berkeley Sts
Ireland
Peple
Beatriz Michilena
Salomy Jane
Howard
Grand Opera House
City Sports
Amores Sisters
Frank Dobson
Allied Arts
Majestic
Edmund Breese
Cennon
Olympia Opp
Boylston
Olympia Stock Company
Walter—Fowler and Barrett and
ME and the Kid
P.M. Vaudeve
Casino
Hanover Street
Mt Row
Keli Kelly
Choice Seats
Football
All Theatres
Burke’s Ticket Office
Foie
Auto
Harvard
Soldiers Field
Wright & Ditson’s
Filene’s
Uhe
Hollisites Yhas
Frohman, Rich & Harris, Lessees & Mgrs
Lydia
Lopokova
Ador
IARES
Young Idea
Julian
Lyceum Union
Red Man’s Hall
Tremont &J
Silver Cups Management
Mrs. W
Butler
Plymouth
Cohan & Harris
Cyril Maude
Symphony Hall
Olive Pasquale Fremstad
Amato Dramatic Pamraen Penteal
Met
Met. Opera
Tremont Temple
Tiitt
Gabrielle D’annunzio
Lmendorf
Specia
Harvard-Princeton
Summer St
Fort Hill
Boston Arena
Horticultural Hall
Harvay
Xueips Drug Store
Cor. Ti
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