Market Highlights Yesterday and Year to Date
Reports show New York total sales 741000 shares and Boston 38686, with steel common most active in New York at 116200 and North Butte in Boston at 5970. Year to date totals: New York 102645000 shares, Boston 9350571. Comparisons to last year list New York 93770000 and Boston 4910471. Top gainers and losers named for both cities with prices moved. Call and time money ranges noted for New York and Boston markets.
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New York
Boston
Steel Common
North Butte
Am. Tobacco
Canadian Pacific
Westinghouse
Miami Copper
Call
Eeeewenae
Boston Clearings
Ewesees
Reichsmarks
Wall Street Sees European Panic Press on Markets
Foreign tensions loom large as London Paris and Berlin lead heavy stock sales. Canadian Pacific drops sharply while Union Pacific and steel issues slide, traders foresee further declines and holiday ahead dulling cover. Private cables portend an early rate rise abroad amid weak bonds and large foreign liquidation.
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New York
London
Paris
Berlin
Balkans
Union Pacific
Grangers
U. Ss. Steel
Coppers
United States
Dividend Notices for Dallas Electric Declares Two Preferred Dividends
Dallas Electric Corporation of Dallas Texas declares two semi annual dividends Gret preferred stock at 3.00 per share and second preferred stock at 2.50 per share both payable October 14 1912 to stockholders of record October 8 1912. The notice notes the transfer of the in progress war date and a closing of the books.
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Dallas
Texas
Gret
Dallas Pees Corporation
Webster, Trenser Agrats
Local Market Slumps As New York Stocks Lead Decline
Boston October 11 The local market followed heavy selling in New York with copper issues dropping several points led by Miami Granby Old Dominion and Mohawk The declines forced sponsors to absorb much of the stock on the downward move Later trading softened but Boston and Maine rose to 99 while Steel common remained weak The overall tone ended weak.
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Boston
New York
Miami
Granby
Old Dominion
Mohawk
North Butte
East Butte
Calumet & Arizona
Butte & Superior
Boston & Maine
Canadian Pacific
Canada
Berlin
New York Stock Exchange
Woolworth Company
Boston & Maine Railroad
Woolworth
Huckster
Boston curb trade shows brisk price swings in dairy stock
Davis Daly led a volatile curb session with prices moving from 21 2 to 218 16 before retracing to the initial close. Old Dominion trust receipts Mexican Metals and Laramie also attracted attention as trades detailed fluctuated through the day.
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Davis Daly
Old Dominion Trust
Mexican Metals
Laramie
State Street Topics on Bank Surplus and Market Signals
A holiday bank statement shows a substantial gain with surplus reserve up 6.42 million to 10.5 million, while aggregate cash resources rise 3.73 million despite deposits dropping 13 million. Market weakness follows copper, steel, and railroad rate anxieties as Berlin and foreign factors influence New York listings.
United States Smelting to Direct Franklin and Indiana Firms
The Boston Stock Exchange committee announced that United States Smelting Refining and Mining Company officials will join the boards of Franklin Mining Company and Indiana Mining Company. Albert F. Holden Sidney J. Jennings and Charles G. Rice named as future directors with United States Smelting managing the properties. Boston remains home for the Franklin interests.
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United States
Dow
United States Smelting Company
Indiana
Franklin
Rice, Jennings and
Holden
Lake Properties
Boston Stocks&xchange
Franklin and Indiana
United, States Smelting, Refining & Mining Company
Charles G. Rice
Sidney J. Jennings
United States Smelting, Refining & Mining Company
Franklin Mining Company
Pond Creek
Alaska Gold Mines
United States Smelting Board of
N. W. Rice Company
Shoe Machinery Corporation
American Zinc Company
Massachusetts Fire & Marine Insurance Company
Bond Market Shifts in New York With Bank and Railroad Notes
In New York trading the focus was on Atchison convertibles New York Railways and Third Avenue adjustment 5s along with Wabash Pittsburg Terminal 4s. United States government bonds also featured in the session with reactionary tone across the market.
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Atchison
New York Railways
Third Avenue
Wabash- Pittsburg
Stock Exchange Bond Transactions Report
Report of stock exchange bond transactions in thousands of dollars, listing multiple issues and rates for corporations such as Du Pont, JPMorgan, Indiana, and Western, with total sales $2,059,000 for yesterday and year-to-date figures against $671,698,000 prior year.
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Stock Exchange
Ponemics
Fromanuary
Cotton Markets Quiet as Prices Move Irregularly
The cotton market today showed a quiet tone with irregular price shifts. Liverpool spot sales reached 14 000 while forecasts of frost in Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Texas boosted near term demand before profit taking and Southern selling pressured prices later.
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Liverpool
Manchester
Shorts
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas
London metal market closes with firm copper and steady leads
London metal market closes with copper at £76 17s 6d spot and futures £77 17s 6d. Lead quoted around £21 4s 0d, with iron remaining firm and unchanged. Other metals show quiet or steady trading across electrolytic tin and antimony levels, with sporadic regional price variations noted.
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Cookson
London
State of Trade Sees Rapid Activity and Tight Supplies
Bradstreet reports brisk trade across the United States with strong demand from manufacturers and retailers. Railways handle record volumes while textile mills and steel plants run well, with underproduction and stock shortages noted. Wheat and corn exports rise, bank clearings up 40 percent, and Canadian trade improving with healthier undertone and better weather.
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New York
Bradstreet
Balkans
United States
Canada
Telegraph
Bradstreet’s
Montreal
R G Dun Reports Broad Trade Upturn Across Sectors
Dun news notes rising production and distribution activity in iron and steel with strong demand testing capacity. Dry goods, cotton yarns, woolen and worsted, silk, and leather trades show solid to rising figures and high booked orders. Export sales, retail trade, and footwear gain while labor shortages and transport delays persist. U S failures rise to 302 versus 241 last year and Canada 30 versus 26.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Company
Fall River
New England
River Plate
United States
Canada
Bank transfers and board changes across multiple firms
State National Bank will move its business to Merchants' National Bank on Oct 14 and Alfred L. Ripley becomes a director at Merchants' replacing Arthur B. Silsbee. Old Colony Copper and Columbia Motor Car announce new directors and stock assessments. Boston Woven Hose & Rubber declares a 25 percent cash dividend with a pro rata rights offering. Utah Copper resumes operations after a three week strike. Nipissing reports strong September earnings and Colorado mine notes a rich ore body discovery.
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State National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
Alfred L. Ripley
Arthur B. Silsbee
Grain Markets Feeing War Risks Drive Wheat Boost
Grain markets opened with war driven sentiment dominating trading. Chicago wheat rallied amid limited offerings and strong inquiry from shorts, with December May and July futures posting solid gains. Corn and oats also firm as cash demand and harvest weather support closing highs.
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Chicago
Speak ing tour itinerary announced with lineup
The article lists a speaking tour to be led by a speaker accompanied by the Hon. Charles S. Hamlin the Hon. William S. McNary and the Hon. Roger Sherman Hoar. The complete itinerary for the trip is provided.
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Charles S. Hamlin
William S. McNary
Roger Sherman Hoar
Dividends Declared by Several Firms
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co. extra 25 percent cash dividend on common payable Nov 1 to holders of record Oct 21. American Iron & Steel Manufacturing Co. special 2 percent on both preferred and common payable Nov 1. American Cigar Co. regular quarterly 1 1 2 percent on common payable Nov 1. Federal Sugar Refining Co. regular quarterly 1 1 2 percent on preferred payable Oct 28 to record Oct 25. and 1 1 4 percent regular on common payable Oct 28 to record Oct 25. H B Claflin Co. regular quarterly 11 4 percent first preferred and 11 2 percent second preferred payable Nov 1. United Dry Goods Co. regular quarterly 2 percent on common payable Nov 1 to record Oct 26.
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Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co
Boston Woven Hose Securities Company
American Iron & Steel Manufacturing Co
American Cigar Company
Federal Sugar Refining Company
H. B. Claflin Company
United Dry Goods Company
Bond Market Notes
American Pneumatic Service Company will buy at International Trust Company on Oct 22 enough of its 25 year gold bonds to exhaust 55141 dollars. City Treasurer Tifft of Springfield Mass will receive bids until noon Oct 18 for 525000 dollars 4 per cent municipal building loan act of 1912 bonds. Cudahy Packing Company will purchase on Nov 1 two hundred thousand dollars of its bonds at 102 1 2.
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American Pneumatic Service Company
International Trust Company
Tifft
Springfield
Mass
Cudahy Packing Company
Cabinet to take stump for Taft campaign
Several cabinet members will join Taft’s campaign with speeches in the closing weeks. Secretary of Commerce and Labor Nagel will tour Missouri and speak in Ohio Pennsylvania New York dates from Oct. 21 to Oct. 29. He will also visit Cleveland Buffalo Rochester Syracuse in late October.
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Washington
Taft
Missouri
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Nagel
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Ohio
Thacher Plans Cape Cod Campaign Tour
Democratic congress candidate Thomas C. Thacher will visit every town on Cape Cod over two days starting Monday night in Hyannis Yarmouthport and South Yarmouth. The campaign swing covers all six towns as part of the sixteenth district race.
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Thomas C. Thacher
Cape Cod
Hyannis
Yarmouthport
South Yarmouth
Moosers urged to withdraw as third party splits
Speaker Cushing and Charles S. Baxter, both Republicans, issue statements attacking the Bull Moose party. Cushing writes to Progressive candidate Bird urging Moosers to withdraw to prevent a Democratic Legislature, while Baxter cites a Republican Democrat coalition and questions support for a Progressive candidate.
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Charles S. Baxter
Bull Moose
Mr. Cushing
Charles S. Bird
Moosers
House
Senate
Boston Democracy
Baxter
Taft
Roosevelt
Bird
Walker
Gardner backs strengthening Sherman Act changes in Haverhill debate
Congressman A P Gardner urged stronger Sherman Act amendments and an educational test for immigrants at a talk before the Supervisors and Foremen Association. He argued for dissolution policies that truly dissolve trusts and cited a potential Gardner Nason debate set for October 21 at City Hall in Haverhill.
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Haverhill
A. P. Gardner
Gardner
Taft
Wickersham
Senator Nason
City Hall
Gardner-Nason
Bird Will Speak at Somerville Bull Moose Rally
Charles Sumner Bird Progressive governor candidate will speak at a Somerville YMCA Hall rally. Other speakers include Daniel Cosgrove for Lieutenant Governor Russell Wood for Secretary of State and H Houston Newton for attorney general. A Dover Progressive rally with a street parade precedes. George A. Fiel and J T Larson will also speak.
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Charles Sumner Bird
Progressive Party
Y. M. C. A. Hall
Somerville
Daniel Cosgrove
Russell A. Wood
H. Houstis Newton
Dover
George A. Fiel
Waltham
Congress
J.T. Larson
Everett
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