Market Report of Stock Totals and Changes
Yesterday's totals show New York sales at 319600 shares and Boston at 24719. The top New York issue was Steel common at 62200 shares. in Boston Am Tel and Tel led with 4129 shares. Compared with last year, New York totals were 102645000 shares and Boston 9348571 shares. Greatest NY gains came from American Tobacco up 5 to 230, while Am Locomotive pref fell to 94. In Boston General Motors rose 1 to 39, Ahmeek Mining dropped 10 to 280. Call money in NY 3.5 to 3.75 pct. Boston 3.5 to 4 pct. Time money NY 5.0 to 5.5 pct. Boston 5.5 to 6 pct.
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New York
Boston
Steel Common
Am. Tel. & Tel
Lst
American Tobacco
General Motors
Ahmeek Mining
T&t
Cb&q
West T & T
Alaska Gold
Allouez
Amalgamated
Ag Chem
Am Tel & el
Arizona
Bos
Bos & Corbin
Bos & Maine
Cal & Arizona
Edison Elec
Fitchbure Pf
Franklin
Granby
Helvetia
Isle Royale
Miami
Nevada
Ny&ne
New Eng
Mny&n Hts
Nipissing
Sly
North Butte
Old Colony
Sty Bly Bie
Old Dominion Ig i
Pond Ork Coal
Pullman Co
Quincy Consol
Ray
St. Mary's
Shannon
Shattuck-Aris
Superior Cop
Sup & OB
Swift & Co
Tamarac
Torrington
Trinity
Union Pacific
United Fruit
US Steel
Winona
Wolverine
Tors
Corporation
New York Funds Exchanges
Sub-Treasur
Eixchanges
Ew York
Sub
Treasury
New York Bank Ca
Tokyo
Hert Vinces BO
Mexico
Egiater
Cherm
Distillers
Ori Navas
du Pont de Nr
Jors
Gssd
Erie
Penn
oRty
Peog &CofChs
G Boy & W
Atpase
Hockit
Ct & Sriv
Gentral Mets
Gulf Dive
Ges
Baek da
Ill Steel
Balt & Opl Baha
Indiana
San An& A P
Sox
Toto Rapid T
So Beil ET
Reth Steel Ist
Pacific
Bklyn Rap
Bagtown
Southern Ry
Aea
Bull Rock
Cal ‘Aed Eeeba
Val Coal
Texas Court
Cgal & Coke
Liggett & M
Lingett &Mse
L& N Unified
Union Pac Ist
Cen Pacific
Ches
Jc In & Pete i Hee
Wabash Ist Pe
Ce Mil & Ar Paul
Newark ‘Gas
North Pacifia
Mil & Bt
Mobile
Cis
Cen
Mil &&Tp
Wentéen
Ccnl
St Port
West Maryld
Amalgamated Weak. Steel Leads Amid Market Slide
Bear traders targeted Amalgamated in New York trading as the market drifted downward with mixed moves. Lon don copper and price shading weighed on sentiment while American Telephone securities fell. Steel 4% remained stronger among leaders despite a soft overall tone and declines in unfilled tonnage forecasts.
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New York
Union Pacific
Amalgamated
London
Steel
United States
Cail
American Telephone Leads Boston Market Amid Talks of Reform
The American Telephone issue led Boston trading with over 4100 shares, about 200 more than the next best. Prices slid to a low of 122 1 8 as reports of a potential government service between post offices and low pricing spurred selling. Observers note new financing rumors around 50 million, though the company has raised substantial convertible debt this year and over twelve years. Analysts question government moves to dissolve the system, debating if it implies a local management shift or broader regulation. Amalgamated, Alaska Gold and Butte & Superior, and Steel common were other notable keeps. Close remained listless as arbitrage activity persisted.
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Boston
American TelePhone
Washington
United States
Amalgamated
Alaska Gold
Butte & Superior
Steel
New Haven
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
New York Central
St Paul
Union Pacific
Island Creek Coal declares quarterly common stock dividend
Directors announce a quarterly dividend on common stock payable November 1 1918 to holders of record at close of business October 22 1913. F W Batchelder treasurer.
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Island Creek Coal Comay
F. W. Batchelder
Metal Market Brief Shows Mixed Copper and Tin Movements
Copper on the New York Metal Exchange remains weak with spot to January at 15.20 to 16.20 and electrolytic at 16.0108. Lake copper trades 16.75 to 17.00, casting 16.37 to 16.75. Tin is weak with spot and October at 40.00 to 40.40, November 40.05 to 40.45, December 40.00 to 40.40. Lead and spelt er are quiet, antimony at Cookson's 8.30, Tron steady.
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Atlanta
Rochester
Blue Bull
Silver Leaf
Booth
Temiskam
Trethewey
Wettlaufer
Big Dome
Florence
Lobie
Dome
Dome Lk
O'Brien
Jim Butler
Hollinger
Jupiter
Midway
Montana
North Star
Rea Mines
Alta
Colo Mng
C'bus
Beaver
Crown Pt
Buffalo
Chamber
Idaho
City of Cob
Tron King
Cobalt Lk
Kim
Lwr Mam
Foster
Gt North Il
Opohor Prince
Kerr
la Rose
Tintic
Nipissing
Victoria
Pet Lake
Wilbert
Rof Way
New York Metal Exchange
Cookson
Dividends Declared by Fort Worth Power & Light and Havana Electric
Fort Worth Power and Light declares a regular 1 percent preferred stock dividend payable November 15 with books closed October 20 and reopened November 1. Havana Electric Railway, Tieht& Power Co declares usual semi annual dividends of 3 dollars on preferred and 2.50 dollars on common, payable November 15 with books closed October 16 and reopened November 1.
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Fort Worth Power & Light Company
Havana
Street totals show 10 percent yield on Boston & Maine notes
Local bankers report Boston & Maine notes due next June yield 10 per cent while the stock trades around 62 on exchanges, a rare spread suggesting holders paid well above current price. Money market signals a minor bank loss offset by loan reductions, and steel and railroad shares show mixed moves amid easing orders and price pressures.
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New York
Boston
Bond market unsettled as government and corporate issues trade
United States government bonds showed firmer activity while weakness in American Telephone stock pulled down convertible issues. Notable movements included Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Louisville and Nashville 4s holding steady, with broad turnover in listed corporate issues and a total sale value around 1.27 million dollars versus prior sessions and year-ago figures.
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United States
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Louisville & Nashville
Calendar for Today Dividend Dates in Parentheses
Manhattan Ry a Mex 1A 2 pe mais 11 1 and H R Bot Mining 25 8 10 16 BOOKS OPEN Mutual Film Corp cam Phila Trenton Stocek sells ex dividend on Friday Oct 10
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Manhattan Ry
H.R
Mutual Film Corp., Cam. Phila
Trenton
Trade prospects edge up after tariff bill turmoil
R G Dunn weekly review notes gradual trade expansion despite tariff induced irregularities. Stocks are replenished, labor shortages limit deliveries, cotton goods mills run at full next three months, and retail demand remains brisk at year’s highs. Wool strengthens, leather prices rise, iron and steel show volatility with reduced new business. Copper stocks hit lows. U S failures total 281 versus 302 last year. Canada 31 against 30.
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New York
R. G. Dunn & Co
United States
Canada
Old Friends at Rehearsal and Boston Symphony Concert
The Boston Symphony Orchestra opened its season in Symphony Hall with a program featuring Beethoven's Seventh Symphony, Brahms Tragic Overture, Liszt Les Préludes, and Wagner The Flying Dutchman. The review praises Dr. Mack's reading of Liszt and notes the audience's hearty, respectable reception and the concert’s traditional, well known repertoire.
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Liszt
Dr. Mack
Sophocles
Listz
Lamartine
Wagner
Weber
Germany
O Donnell Debuts With Panama Canal Discourse
Journalist Hugh O Donnell opened a lecture series in this city with a talk titled Panama. He reviewed the French effort, explained U.S. acquisition of the canal zone, praised sanitation, and shown motion pictures of the locks, Culebra Cut, blasting, and an aerial canal view.
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Hugh O'Donnell
Panama
O'Donnell
Panama Canal
Canal
United States
Culebra
Culebra Cut
Cross currents in trade hints from Bradstreets review
Bradstreets Review notes widespread activity in distributive trade with optimism in consumer demand and prompt textile shipments. Crop money flows into agricultural areas, while tariff changes and bonded warehouse withdrawals cloud price trends and distribution. Leather prices rise and bank clearings show a strong week, despite overall cautious new business.
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New York
Bradstreet
Boston
Ike Pere
Fishing fleet relief as 18 vessels return to port
Eighteen vessels arrived at T wharf with sizable catches easing fish shortages. Haddock, cod, hake, pollock, and mackerel totals were listed, with prices in dealers’ quotes. The fleet included trawlers like Wave and Frances S. Grueby, delivering thousands of pounds of fish and some 5,000 mackerel aboard Little Fannie.
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T Wharf
Shipping News Arrivals and Movements Across Ports
A dense shipping log lists steamers and lighters arriving and sailing from multiple ports including Boston, New York, Portland, Halifax, and Havana. Vessels mentioned include City of Durham, Garfield, City of Rockland, Eureka, and Prince Arthur among numerous tugboats, schooners, and barge services moving between Newport News, Sewalls Point, Portsmouth, and Portland with assists to Putney Bridge and Havana.
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Cleveland
Ger
Filler
Hamburg
Southampton
Boulogne
City of
United States Revenue
Woodbury
Portland
Rochelle
Niguero
Cuba
San Jose
Port Limon
C. R
Vera
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
N. S
Calvin Austin
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Howard
Newport News
Baltimore
Malden
Sewalls Point
Pathfinder
Norfolk
Hercules
Ipswich
Mass
Eureka
Newburyport
Mary Arnold
Plymouth
Putney
H. A. Mathes
Gloucester
Leonora
Silveira
Russell
Concord
Greenwood
New York
Searsport
Panther Creek
Newport
Fall River
Havana
Pisscataqua
Portsmouth
FP. N. Co
Progressives Barred From Displaying Flag in Wakefield
Wakefield selectmen block a Progressives flag on Water street by requiring a $5000 bond from the party committee as insurance against injury. The requirement, paired with a ban on individual bonds, leaves the display impractical as the committee lacks funds.
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Wakefield Selectmen
Progressive Committee
Water Street
Progressives
Selectmen
Progressive Town Committee
Progressive Party
Class Teams Set For Underclasses Game At Tufts Oval
Tufts College freshman and sophomore baseball teams meet this afternoon at 2 30 on Tufts oval in the annual underclasses game. The sophomores boast many varsity stars and the freshmen rely on prep school standout players for strength.
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Tufts College
Tufts Oval
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Kidder, Peabody & Co
Devonshire St
Wall Street
NEW York Investment Securities
Foreign Exchange
Letters of Credit
Baring Brothers & Co., Ltd
Ahmeek
New York Market
Aim Swelt & R Pf
Realiz
ATESF
Ohio
Beth
Cm&sp
Dl&aw
Ins Cop Co
Intera
Mh Et Ph Rites
Ag Harvester
Nc&sl
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Ont& W
Nor & Wes
Nor Pac
Pet Sr
Eben Llthy
Pitts
Rock Island
Rumnely Co
St Lou & Sn F Aly
Seaboard Air
ara-Hoehick
South Pacific
Texas Pacific
The
Texas Co Nn
UN Pacific
United Cigar
U & Steel
Utah
West Maryl
Island Creek Coal Company
Butte & London
Bay State Gas
Actus
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Ohio Copper
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Mines of America
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Pete Janta Ie Fayer
Jan. Mar
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Margaret Dillon
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William P. Hains
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Onondaga
Carib
Chatham
Quonnapowitt
Pamet River
Neptune
Neponset
Craf
Charles H. E. Briggs
Nelson
Porto Rico
Briggs
Grimsby
England
Mary J. Blackley
Roslindale
Shipping News
Chicago Market
Booth Fisheries
Canal & Dock
Chicago City Railwa
Edison
Chicago Elevated Railwa
Hart S & Marx
Illinois Brick
Kansas City Light
Sears-Roebuck
West Stone
Union Carbide
Ist
Chicago Railways
Weer
Chicago Telephone
Pe Cerererevesses
Met Elevated
Morris
Ogden Gas
South Side Elevated
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