New York Stocks Full Paid Ex Rights From Curb Closing
Trading summary shows full paid stocks and ex rights from curb closing. Total sales include bonds 116 800 dollars stocks 42 553 dollars and rights 213 dollars.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1919
Page
19
Trading summary shows full paid stocks and ex rights from curb closing. Total sales include bonds 116 800 dollars stocks 42 553 dollars and rights 213 dollars.
The report outlines New York curb activity and closing sales in U S Lib 34s and other issues, with listings including Anglo French, Argentine, City of Paris, Tokyo, and various industrials. It notes prices and spot activity for government and corporate bonds, reflecting broad international interest.
Readable fragments show a local Boston curb related notice with unclear street names or dates. The incomplete text omits concrete actions or deadlines and lacks identifiable organizations or individuals.
Trading cooled after prior feverish sessions with leaders mostly down 1 to 3 points while rails led modest gains. Easy money kept the market calm as call loans eased from 12 to 10 percent, and Liberty issues fell on larger offerings amid uneven bonds.
Current figures show rokers' customers' loans at 6 percent. Outside brokers' call loans at 6 percent. Brokers' commercial loans at 6 percent. Individual customers' collateral loans at 6 percent. Commercial paper ranges from 5 1/4 to 6 percent.
James D. Crowley of James D. Crowley & Co. Boston has joined the Boston Stock Exchange. He previously spent nine years with Jackson & Curtis, served in aviation during the war, then formed his firm with Harry E. Simmons. The firm is also a member of the Detroit Stock Exchange with offices in Boston Chicago Detroit Cleveland Hartford and Springfield.
The article outlines a common punt formation with a back in position, two backs forward on the right and one on the left, and explains team movements for the punt. It emphasizes a fast end rush, center movement, and the need to watch for the kicker's signals while guarding against defenders. The text notes continued discussion in tomorrow's Post.
The article outlines backfield assignments to protect the kicker on place and drop kicks. It details how three backfield men cover likely rushing defenders, positioning behind tackles and ends, and how lines should converge to prevent blockers from reaching the kicker. It emphasizes signals, spacing, and timing for successful kick formations.
Johnnie Gray of Chelsea and Howard McRea of Cambridge fought ten fierce rounds in a grudge bout that ended in a draw as Gray overturned a late deficit with a relentless finish. Alger fouled Gibbs to lose to Gibbs in five, while Leonard stopped Corbett replacement Eddie Ford in one. Gorman beat Mike De Mio in three, and Kid Lee vs Young Bruno also ended in a draw.
Boston College High defeated Dorchester 24 to 7 at Fenway Park as Lanigan scored two long runs and Wilson starred on both sides. Dorchester surged in the second period with a lone touchdown after Daly brought in scrubs, while BC High’s defense held after a dominant opening half.
Arthur Duffey surveys a brisk day of college football with Harvard Princeton Yale Brown Dartmouth Penn and Rutgers in focus He notes predictions and influences from experts and fellow writers while mentioning players Rob Fisher Casey and others. The column blends humor with season implications and future matchups.
The piece argues that the United States has few English-origin political or legal traditions and that core freedoms and institutions arise from Rome, Italy, France, and other sources. It asserts the American nation is built by diverse peoples, not a single Anglo-Saxon impulse, and warns against delaying action on Americanization challenges.
The sophomore class defeated the freshmen 13 to 0 at MIT field day. The crew race ended with sophomores one-third length ahead after a tight finish, and the relay and tug of war went to the sophomores. Johansson scored twice for the sophomores in football.
Gnome ridden by Sande captures the first race at Pimlico a one mile claiming event worth 1500 with Duke John second and la Balafre third. Time 1:44 2-5. The Potomac Purse for two year olds went to Martha Luckett ridden by Thurber with Faison Dore second and MRoonyven third. Third race Baltimore Steeplechase maiden from War Paint to Houdini and Le Cyprin. Time 8:57. The serial weight race No 2 was won by Sir Barton ridden by Kummer ahead of The Porter and Billy Kelly. Time 1:40. The driving park purse went to Germa with St Allan second and Wedding Cake third. Time 1:14 1-5. Sixth race Nebraska led by Moore with Keen Jane and Romeo also in the money. Time 1:43. Seventh race Thistle Don led by Pierce with Wisest Fool and Tetley following. Time 2:09.
Concord High School football travels to Danvers to play St. John’s Preparatory School in a pre inter sectional tune up. The unbeaten Danvers squad hopes to limit the visitors score while staging a tough contest ahead of the DePaul Academy game.
Mitchell Military School in Billerica opens its football schedule with a home game against Wilmington High School after a midweek northeast storm delayed play. The contest kicks off tomorrow afternoon on the Mitchell gridiron as part of a two game series.
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