Stock Market Dull and Irregular Across Cities
Yesterday's trading showed dull and irregular activity with total sales of 109700 shares in New York and 26522 in Boston. Among leaders, Steel common led in New York and Alaska Gold in Boston. year to date totals declined from the previous year with notable gains for Am Beet Sugar in New York and Boston & Providence in Boston while Adams Express and Northern R R of N H showed losses. Call money ranged from 2 7 8 to 3 percent in New York and 3 1 2 to 4 percent in Boston. time money moved 4 3 4 to 5 1 2 percent in New York and 5 1 4 to 5 3 4 percent in Boston.
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New York
Boston
Steel Common
Alaska Gold
Adams Express
Providence
R. R
N. H
New York Market Holds Quiet Tone Amid Copper Drag
New York market opening shows small decline tied to London copper weakness and American stock rumours. Prices ease from highs as shorts cover on rebounds, copper remains a drag, and overall sentiment dampened by anticipated layoffs and cautious business outlook. Canadian grain shipments influence banks and bills, with U S bonds steady on the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Canada
Dominion
United States
Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Co Dividend Declared
A mistaken dividend of 2.00 per share is set for stockholders of record November 25 1917 on the wreck of the Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Co as of December 1 191% with John J Burnett as treasurer.
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Machisetts Bonding
John J. Bumnetd
Market Seeswanesas Shares Drop on Dividend Hints
Boston trading today shows a broad decline led by New Haven and Boston & Maine as investors expect dividend cuts. Alaska Gold, Butte & Superior and Amalgamated also fall on heavy selling. Bonanza Development rallies after a trustee’s report, then inches up from 1 cent to 5 cents, while overall turnover slows to a near standstill.
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Boston
New Haven
Boston & Maine
Alaska Gold
Butte & Superior
Amalgamated
New Mexico
State Street Topics On Cotton Yields And Bond Yields
Government figures show 10,134,000 bales of cotton ginned by November with an uncertain total crop of about 14 to 15.5 million bales. Boston bonds trade around 2.80 percent yield amid tax-driven demand for non taxable issues. Baltimore & Ohio reports October earnings with record gross but a $700,000 drop in net compared with last year despite higher year to date gross.
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City of
Boston
Baltimore & Ohio
Lake Copper Abandoned Amid Stock Drop And Oil Market Activity
Lake Copper Company announces temporary abandonment of the mine with all work halted and the site to fill with water. Management aims to conserve $200000 raised by recent assessments while labor strikes in the Lake Superior district settle. Meanwhile New York banks and interior cash flows hint at a $3 million gain in today’s statement as oil stocks on the New York Curb surge on dividends linked to the old Standard Oil framework. Electrolytic copper quotes hold at 15 to 15.5 cents as buying slows and dealers await clear signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Copper Company
Lake Superior
Lake Gopper Company
New York
Interior
Sub-Treasury
Stock Exchange
Standard Oil Company
Unseasonably mild weather affects trade and holidays
Bradstreet's notes mild weather has hampered retail trade over a wide area while holiday trade sharpens activity in places. Industries stay active but slow in iron and steel machinery lumber brass copper. Textile mills run at or near capacity except woolens. Cotton consumption heavy. cotton ginning at record levels for the period. Bank clearings fall nine percent from last year, six tenths with New York excluded. Week to Nov 20 totals 3 361 206 000 dollars. Wheat and flour exports rise to 6 149 023 bushels. corn 579% bushels. Canadian trade irregular. eastern wholesale lines light. western exports show uneven improvement.
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New York
Bradstreet
Belp Light
Copper and tin steady in New York metal markets
Copper on the New York Metal Exchange showed weakness with January to mid ranges 14.25 to 14.75 and electrolytic 14.87 to 15.12. Tin remained steady around 39.85 to 40.25 with December and January at 39.50 to 39.75. Lead and Spelter offered modest quotes while Antimony listed as Cookson's ACE T.60, quiet and unchanged.
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New York Metal Exchange
Cookson
Stock Exchange
Nynh& H
C & Nwn
North& W
Nort&w
Nort & W. Poeah
del & Hud Art Sa Forbe
St del & Hud
Rose Est Ag Co i Bute
Pacific Té& Rd ‘ i SC Hs
Se Hide &Losa Bon
du Pont Pardiga Pon Ex Am Smelting
Aya
Erie Evt
Erie Penn Col
Rio
Tadiana
Rai
Ann
Arbor
Teme & Co
Bere Baes
Kan
Berrie
Kings Co EL & Southern Ry
St Louis
Ringe Co
sTenn CI
Texas Co
All Lake
Liggett & Meyre
Lisgett & Mev
Liggsit & Mey
Cal Gas & Y Ie
Cueto
Ches & OR & A
M K
Virginian
Sia
Wea Hasyland
West Uni
Gt Western
Winronsin
Jc Ml & St
Atlanta
Ie Peterson L
Blue Bull
Rochester
Temiskam
Trethewey Ub
Florence
Wettlaufer
Bel
Big Dome
Dome Lake
Dim Butler
Brien
M'Namara
Hollinger
Midway
Jupiter McIntyre
Mizpah
Pearl Lake
Montana
North Star
West Dome
Alta
Ailey Oy
Crown Pt Colo Maz
Buffalo Bo
Id Chain
Gr Cent
Caribou
Iron Bros
Lwr Mamoor Og Wn Res
Mason Val
Oster
Great Nor
Il Sioux
la Rose
Victoria
Wilbert Os
Nipissing
Detroit Edison Plans Convertible Bonds and Capital Increase
A special meeting of Detroit Edison stockholders is set for December 17 to authorize issuance of 6 million dollars in 6 percent one year convertible debenture bonds and to raise the authorized capital from 15 million to 25 million dollars. The notice outlines offer terms and par value details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Edison Co
Der. 17
Bond Market Rallies as Various Issues Stay Steady
The bond market shows gains of 58 cents from yesterday with mixed activity. NYNH & Hartford and New York City issues hold firm while International Steam Pump declines further and Baltimore & Ohio convertibles weaken. Total sales reach $1,281,000 with weekly and yearly comparisons noted.
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Virginia
International
Baltimore & Ohio
New York
New Haven & Hartford
New York City
Trade Trends Indicate Mixed Signals in 1910s Market
Dun and Co weekly review notes light money demand especially in the East, with higher inquiry in South and West. Iron and steel recession deepens, with curtailment and layoffs. copper shows extreme bullish concessions. Dry goods steady amid tight supply. cotton mills full capacity, silk mills booking spring contracts. textile imports create uncertainty. US failures 178 this week vs 178 last year, Canada 7 vs 7.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
United States
Canada
Copper output and stock exchanges noted in current events
Giroux Consolidated reported copper production of 180 911 pounds last month, with 24 007 in September and higher figures in summer. Massachusetts Lighting stock deposits with Old Colony Trust stand at about 65 percent. Manchester Traction Light and Power stockholders ratified directors action to purchase Nashua Light Heat and Power stock with exchange at one for one plus 40 dollars cash. Harry M. Stonemetz named a director of Shannon Copper.
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Giroux Consolidated
Massachusetts Lighting Companies
Old Colony Trust Company
New Common
Preferred
Manchester Traction, Light & Power Co
Nashua Light, Heat & Power Co. Exchange
Manchester
Nashua
AFL condemns jingoism over Mexico intervention
The American Federation of Labor rejected a resolution condemning armed intervention in Mexico, urging peaceful settlement and urging the President to maintain a policy of restraint. John Mitchell and Samuel Gompers spoke on war and peace, praising Madero and denouncing Huerta, while endorsing Churchill’s proposal to halt warship construction for a year.
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Seattle
Wash
American Federation of Labor
Mexico
United States
John Mitchell
Wilson
Gompers
Executive Council
Diaz
Madero
Huerta
Winston Spencer Churchill
Great Britain
Germany
Thanksgiving church services across Roxbury and Boston area
A list of Thanksgiving and Sunday services at multiple Roxbury and Boston churches. Details include times 10:30 a.m. and 7:15 p.m.. pastors such as Rev Farnham, Rev de Blois, Rev Cortland Myers. music offerings, Sunday schools, young people meetings, and special cantatas across numerous congregations including First Baptist, Tremont Temple Baptist, Immanuel, Park Street, and more.
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Advent Christian Church
Warren St
Roxbury
C. Farnham
D. PD
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
Austen Kennedy de Blois
Hollins
Shelley
John EK
West
Lemare
Dudley Buck
Smart
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Brotherhood and Girls
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Cor, W. Canton St
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Herbert S. Johnson
D. D
Frederick E. Heath
Heath
Dr. Johnson
White House
Robert Lister
Isabel Melville
Pilgrim
Immanuel Baptist Church
Adams St
Field's Corner
Boston
T. Cromwell Hughes
B. A
United Boys’ Brigades
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Charles C. Tarle
Brotherhood
Bible School
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Fulton
George Sykes
First Free Baptist Church
NOR
Holb
FE. N. C. Barnes
Union Square Baptist Church
Walnut Street
Somerville
F. W. O'Brien
Swedish Baptist Temple
Shawmut Ave
Ang. Manuel
City Missionary
All Welcome
Centre Street
Mozart
Centre Streects
Jamaica Plain
W. Hidden
Mt, Vernon Church
Beacon Street
Massachusetts Avenue
James Austin Richards
John Km. West
Kremser
Harold Moore
Lidie
Fstelle Patterson
Willian Hamilton ‘Thornquist
George EK
Hills
Oscar L. Huntting
Kenneth Shaw Usher
Park Street Church
Park and
Tremont &Streets
A. Z. Conrad
Dr. Conrad
Mars Hill
Beacon Ht
Boston Common
Ariel
Grant Drake
North Congregational Church
Roeland Street
Cambridge
Vincent Rowl
Walter E. Lond
Mary Harger
Georgie Pray Lasselle
Raymond Epstein
Old South Church
George A. Gordon
Willis H. Butler
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Church and
Pleasant Streets
Charles Gray
Shawmut Congregational
Church
Cor
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paul Streets
Frederic Palmer
Christ Church
Salem Street
William Lawrence
LY. D
Helen Philbrick
Josephine Hewins
George BR
Church OF the Advent
Vernon
Brimmer Streets
William Harmean van Allen
T. D
D. GC. L
Italy
Father Dalton
St. John's Church
Tokio
Emmanuel Church
Newbury Street
Elwood Worcester
D. C. Diato
Japan
ST. Ann’s
East Cottage
Dudley Street
A. George E. Jenner
Spring Hill
Lutheran ST
Methodist Episcopal People's Temple
Col. Columbus Ave
Berkeley St
A. Hy Nazarian
Ora Samuel
New England
Christ
Como
Union Square
Ernest Lyman Mills
Kenfeld
Boston Symphony Orchestra
M. Edna Spry
Ralph M. Ellen
Bishop FE
H. Hughes
Daniel Dorchester
Pleasent
Presbyterian First Presbyterian Church
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
W. M. Tufts
Hipley
Spencer
First United Presbyterian Church
Warren Avenue
West Brookline Street
K. M. Munro
Life
Brookline
Jesus
First Reformed Presbyterian Church
Ferdinand and Isabella Sts
W. J McKnight
South Congregational Society
Everett Hale
Newbury
Exeter
Edward Mam
Everett
Lord of the
Massachusetts Child Labor Committee
King's Chapel
Tremont
School
Howard N. Brown
Sydney B. Snow
Mr. Brown
Mr. Snow
Lynn Association OF Spiritualists
Cadet Hall
Effie I. Webster Chapman
Roscoe
Providence
R. J
Harwood
Ross
Carrigan
Blagden
Crouch
Mosier
Stoddard
Bell
Hugh Towne
Marian Martz
Impending Crisis lectures and diverse religious meetings in Boston
Brooklyn pastor G B Raymond speaks on social unrest and scriptures at Ford Hall with free lecture Sunday. Boston churches host diverse services and events including Divine Science talks, patriotic meetings, New Thought forums, and spiritualist lectures across Huntington Avenue, Boylston, and surrounding venues.
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America
G. B. Raymond
Brooklyn
Ford Hall
State House
State House Park
Paul Moore Strayer
Rochester
New York
Ariona Trio
Ruth Larcom
Remah Hull
Agnes Olson
Schubert
Wieniawski
Chopin
Walt Mareben
Schuett
Arensky
Divine Science
Church of the Living
Huntington Avenue
Robert C. Hannon
Jesus
THE
NEW Thought Church (Inc
Richards Hall
Huntington Chambers
Emma
Poore
John Whitehead
Faelen Uall
Huntington Ave
Morrison I
Swift
Franklin Union
Catharine Howard Thompson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Foreign Exchange
Letters of Credit
Baring Brothers & Co., Ltd
New York Market
Smelt & H. Fiz
Smelt
Realiz
Balt Olio Wes
Beth Steel Pt Ag
Cai Pet Corp Yey Gay
Pacific
Cen Leather Algaul
Auty
Choe & Ohio
Aly Ina
Lisshin
oSsity
Don
Erie
Goodrich BF
Goodrich
Ins Cop Co
Harvester
Nevada
Nor & West Mab
Peoples
Rock Island
South Paci
Atadeboker
Tony Copper
Twin City
Boston Stocks
T&t
Folk
Agiy
T& T
Adventure Et Ik
Kei Missy
Amoskeug
Boa
Corbin
Bos & Maine
Aity
Cina Cop & Li
Wal
Sey
Faison Lee
Hley Hung
Granby
Wodeland
Kerr Lake
Lake Copper
Twain
North
Butie
Old Colony
Torrington
Bay State Gas
Calaveras
Cortes
Crown Reserve
Iss Vilas
Davis Daly
McKinley
Ohia
Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Co
State Street
City of Boston
Bradstreet’s
Ely Consol
Goldfield
Jumby Extity
Kerr Leake
Asters
Metal Markets
Ss. Toe
API Eee
Dun
Harry M. Stonemetz
Shannon Copper
A. F. OF
Chicago
Close
Kansas City
Detroit
Hernan
Money Markets
CL Ring House
Treasury Easee Ie
Akers
Vranes
Liverpool
New York Dee
New York, New Haven & Hartford R. A. Co
Massachusetts
Board of Directors
Vicinity
Office of the Post
Adventist
Parker Memorial
Berkeley
Appleton Streets
Slattery
Common Cause Society
Phoenix
Washington St
FIRST
NEW Thought Society OF Boston
Chauner Hall
Boylston Street
C. E. C. Norris
NEW Thought Forum
Episcopal
St, Stephen's Church
Florence Street
Unitarian
First Spiritual Alliance Church
H. R. Edwards
Court Hall
A. Mayen Stoddard
Edwards
Unity Church
Gainsboro Street
Frederick A. Wiggin
A. Johnson
G. Tabor Tompson
Red Men's Hall
Tremont St
Tabor Tompson
M. Donovan
Harvey Redding
Hall
Huntington 'S
American Psychical Research Society, Inc
First Science Bible Spiritual Church (Inc
Washington Hall
Massachusetts Ave
Rebecca G. Treadwell
Allerton Hall
Harding
Graham
H.T. Nutter
Malden
Cambridge Ali
Mattle B. Hoyt
George W. Nutter
Harmony Hall
Washington
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