War Stock Boom Boosts Balkan Rumors and Steel Bets
Balkan situation prompts renewed stock gains as Bulgaria allegedly distances from allies. Rail and steel issues rise with New Haven leading among rail stocks while U S Steel surges on strong tonnage data. New NYSE rules shift odd lots to a fixed dollar basis amid broad market speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkan
Bulgaria
Neve
Westinghouse
Baldwin Locomotive
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
Crucible Steel
Reading
New Haven
Isle Royale Sets September Rock Output Record
The Post reports Isle Royale produced a September record by treating 60,710 tons of rock compared with 58,444 in August. Copper recovery was 15.86 pounds per ton, totaling 973,569 pounds for the month. The Duluth Exchange lists the Butte Alex Scott, now on the Boston Stock Exchange, with 79,311 full paid shares of 125,000 capital, hoisting about 300 tons daily, at 9 to 9-1/2. Dividends are 60 cents per share annually. No trades were recorded yesterday on the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Isle Royale
Butte Alex Scott
Duluth
Boston Stock Exchange
Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Company
Massachusetts Corporation
State of Washington
Puget Sound Traction, Tight & Power Companys
Stone & Webster
Money Markets and Foreign Exchange Report Oct 11
Current quotations show call loans at 8 percent for brokers and 4 to 6 percent for customers’ commercial and collateral loans. Commercial paper ranges 3.15 to 4 percent and year money at 4 percent. Clearing House quotes and Sub-Treasury figures indicate gains for New York banks on exchanges and debit positions, with heavy activity in foreign exchange. Sterling at 4.00814 for cables, demand 4.07, marks 82 1/2, guilders 40 5/0, lire quoted with limited detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston Ruserve Bank
Gaye
Clearing House
Reese Par Exchanges
Boston
Selb iTee
Loury
Dan Hols
Te Boya
Sub-Treasury Credit
Bse
NEALE
Tee Rocee Aes
Cotton markets update from New York and New Orleans
Market snapshot shows October and December cotton futures at New York exchanges with highs and lows. spot price up. New Orleans prices listed for October and December. Liverpool trade figures included with opening, high, low, and close for May, January, March and July contracts, reflecting mixed global activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Igh
Noectober
New Orleans
Liverpool
Market Dailies Report Steady Volume in New York and Boston
Yesterday's totals show New York with 1,273,000 shares traded and Boston with 92,385. The most active issue in New York was Steel at 182,40 shares and in Boston Trinity at 12,528 shares. Year to date totals: New York 125,278,400 and Boston 8,861,561. Comparison with last year shows New York 46,500,900 and Boston 3,268,807. Notable gains: Minn. & St. L. pfd in New York rose to 40, Trinity in Boston up 53 cents to 135 1/4. Notable losses: General Chemical fell to 350 in New York and Butte & Superior to 61 in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Steel
Trinity
Minn. & St. L. Pfd
General Chemical
Butte & Superior
Alaska
Ambs & F
Ambs&f
Tel & Tel
At&se
At& I
Bladwin
Ohio
Beth Steel
Beth Steel Pl
Bklyn R Sita
Bklyn A Gas
Butte & Sup
Lly
Butterick
Cal Pet Corp
Oly
Chee & Ohio
CM &S
Cma&sppf
Crtl& P Ry
China Co
Crucible Steel
Cub Am Sug Co
den RG O's
Dss&a
Erie
G'drich
Das
Int Harvester
Kan City
le& W
Lehigh Wallab
Liggett & Mey
Lorillard Co
Lorillard
Maxwell Ae
Inn & S
Nevada
Nynh&h
Ont & W
Nor & Wes
Nor Southern
Nor Pac
Pac T & T
Peoria & FE
Philadel Co
Pitts Coal Pe Ak Am
Pitts Ee If
Pcc&s
South Pacific
Porto
Milne
Studebaker
Texas Pacific
the Texas Co
Third Ave
Tsl&w
Savas Libs
TSL& W
Union Ecifie
Union Pac P
United Cigar
SRI& RE Pf
Aly Aly
Wil-Overland
Wis Central
At& cv
Gulf
CB & Q
New River
Pond Creek
West T & T
Tel & Fe
Arizona
Atchison
Bos & Albany
Bos & Maine Oe
Bat
Bos Elevated
Butte Ballak
Cal & Arizona
Cal & el
Ooo
Centennial
China
Daly West
East Boston
Greene Can
Hancock
Indiana
Inspiration
Isle Royale
Lake Copper
la Salle
Maine
Ental
Mason Valley
Miami
Michigan
New Arcadian
New Englel
New Idria
NY & NH
North Butte
Northern R R
North Lake
Old Colony
RPL
St Mary's
Santa Fe Sys
Shannon Y Saniora
U S Smelting
U S
U S Steel
U S Steel Pt
Utah Apex
Utah Consol
Utah Cop Co
Ventura Oil
Vt & Mass
Victoria
Western Union
Winona
Wollaston Teer
Wolverine
Wyandot
New York market sees gains in railway issues and others
The inquiry for standard shares resumed with notable gains in railway stocks including Canadian Pacific Lehigh Valley Louisville and Nashville and New Haven which rose further after last week. United States Steel touched record levels before retreating, while Mexican petroleum and American Smelting rallied. Trading remained large with over 1.3 million shares and a firmer bond market at open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Canadian Pacific
Lehigh Valley
Louisville & Nashville
New Haven
Harriman and Hill
Atlantic Coast Line
Rock Island
Denver
Rio Grande
Balkans
Baldwin Locomotive
Westinghouse
General Electric
Crucible Steel
American Car
Bethlehem Steel
Baldwin
United States Steel
General Motors
Willys-Overland
Continental Can
New York Air Brake
General Chemical
Reading
Union Pacific
United States
Trinity boom drives Boston market to record day
Boston market activity surged on Oct 11 with over 92 000 shares. Trinity led gains from 9 to 35 8 and closed up 53 8, the day’s top performer on the local board. Other strong issues included Santa Fe Greene Cananea Chino Utah Copper and Anaconda among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Trinity
Santa Fe
Greene Cananea
Chino
Utah Copper
Anaconda
New Arcadian
Calumet & Arizona
Butte-Alex Scott Company
Duluth
Butte
New Haven
Boston & Maine
Rutland
Vermont & Massachusetts
Union Pacific
Fitchburg
Butte & Superior
American Zinc
London
Trinity Becomes Clearing House Stock in Market Note
Trinity became clearing house stock yesterday as Butte-Alex Scott shares were added to the trading list. Davis Daly reportedly shipped 12 cars of ore from a vein on the 2500 level. three cars ran 6.9 percent copper, another three 6.95 percent, and the remaining six are not yet reported. The shipment is expected to net about $10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Clearing House
Butte
Alex Scott
Davis Daly
Boston Stocks Reported Prices and Comparisons
Boston stock prices on the Boston Stock Exchange show the day’s high and low, with a summary of changes from the previous close. Trading moved through a busy session as securities fluctuated and market activity remained active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Stock Exchange
Bond Market Watch Faces Fluctuations in 4s Week
The bond market shows notable activity with mixed results across 4s securities as traders assess shifting yields and demand. Analysts cite liquidity concerns and policy expectations influencing short term movements on exchanges this week.
New York curb bids for Quincy street bonds urged
New York curb Quincy Massachusetts will accept bids until noon October 14 for fifteen thousand eight hundred dollars of four per cent street improvement bonds dated August 1 1915 and due three hundred dollars annually from 1917 to 1920 inclusive with three hundred eighty dollars in 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Clark
Secretar
Quincy
Mass
Veteran Boston Policeman Dies
Patrolman Daniel I. Sugrue aged 45 of the Boston police department for nearly 14 years and lately attached to Station 14 Brighton died yesterday at his sister Mrs. Harry F. Briggs 928 Broadway Chelsea after an illness of several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel I. Sugrue
Boston Police Department
Brighton
Harry F. Briggs
Broadway
Chelsea
Men Suffragists Rally in Haverhill for Women’s Vote
In Haverhill, October 11, the Men's Equal Suffrage League of Boston drew over 2000 people to two rallies near City Hall and Washington Square. William H. McGillicuddy urged Massachusetts men to end the insult to women by relegating them to the same class as aliens and criminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Men's Equal Suffrage League of Boston
City Hall
Washington Square
William H. McGillicuddy
Boston
Massachusetts
Suffrage speakers discuss women voters and labor contrasts
Boston speakers George SK Burnham and Colonel Irish argued for and against woman suffrage during a noon rally at City Hall in Haverhill. Burnham cited enfranchisement as proving women's qualifications while Irish attacked Helen Todd and asserted voter eligibility for noncitizens. The event coincided with Marathon coverage during Haverhill's 274th anniversary as campaigners toured 89 towns over four weeks, logging about 4000 miles aboard the campaign car Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George SK. Burnham
Boston
John P. Irish
Mr. Burnham
Trish
Colonel Irish
Helen Todd
Burnham
Miss Todd
McGillicuddy
Massachusetts
Lowell
Lawrence
West
City Hall
Haverhill
Elizabeth
Arbitration Raises Wages and Public Opinion
James J. Storrow warned Harvard Business School students that constant wage hikes and shorter hours across railroads and other industries drive popular support for arbitration to result in compromise. He warned that without change, higher railroad rates may be needed to cover rising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Storrow
Harvard School of Business Administration
Lawrence Hall
Cambridge
Mr. Storrow
Harvard Business School
Anti-Speech Rally Sparks Denial by South Boston Speaker
Brewster October 11 William H Mogan of South Boston denied accusa tions by Mrs L R Burgess of Buzzards Bay that liquor interests fund anti suffragists He challenged her to prove any payment from liquor interests for his anti suffrage work Burgess spoke from a store doorway as the exchange grew heated during the Cape auto tour rally
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster
William H. Mogan
South Boston
Cape
L. R. Burgess
Buzzards Bay
Cape anti suffrage campaign tours the Cape with split speakers
Antis split up to cover the Cape as rallies filled every town from Hyannis to Brewster and Chatham. John J. Douglass and Charles Underhill spoke to large crowds while Mrs. Henry Preston White faced skeptical listeners. A Barnstable encounter with suffragists sparked lively debate and one convert recanted after touring painter S Raleigh’s studio. The Cape campaign ends with a Provncetown rally tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wareham
Cape
Hyanis
Brewster
Barnstable
Bourne
S. Raleigh
John J. Douglass
East
Boston
Hi Studio
Mr. Douglass
Raleigh
Franklin Pierce
Massachusetts
Chatham
Douglass
Henry Preston White
Brookline
Mogan
Somerville
Hyannis
Anti
Provincetown
Dedham Fares Rise Opposed by East Dedham Group
East Dedham Business and Improvement Association plans a vigorous campaign against fare increases and transfer curtailments by Bay State Street Railway. After reviewing a committee report, the society voted to send a letter to the Public Service Commission seeking an accounting of Hyde Park division receipts and expenditures. The letter supplements a prior verbal protest on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay State Street Railway Company
East Dedham Business and Improvement Association
Public Service Commission
Bay State Railroad
Hyde Park
Dedham
East Dedham
Commission
Special Committee
DEDICATE B U CHAPEL TODAY
Bishop John W aimitten will dedicate the new chapel of the Boston University School of Theology tomorrow morning at 9 oclock. Bishop Frances J. McConnell will give the address. Afternoon services feature Dr M I Buell presiding Bishop Hamilton President Lemuel H Murlin representing students Rev BH J Helms representing churches President Eimerius William Warren representing faculty Dean L J Birne and Bishop McConnell. A reception follows at 7 45 in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W.aimitten
School of Theology
Boston University
Frances J. McConnell
M. 1. Buell
Bishop Hamilton
Lemuel H Murlin
BH. J. Helms
Eimeriius William 3. Warren
L. J. Rirne
McConnell
Faro Cases Delayed in Municipal Court
Albert and Arthur Crownin shield alleged fare operators were presented to Central Municipal Court by Officer Van Laningiam of City Hall station. Their cases were continued to tomorrow, with a likely transfer to the Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Arthur Crowninshield
Central Municipal Court
van Laningiam
City Hall
Superior Court
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Iisle Royale
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Railroads
Interstate Commerce Commission
Montreal
Pennsylvania
First
Delaware
Lackawanna & Western
Long Island
Morris & Essex
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Eleectric
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Sandusky & Cleveland
Preferred
Cleveland & Pittsburg
Rie & Pittsburg
Northern Central
New
Beech Creek Guaranteed
Philadelphia Rapid Transit
Northwestern Telegraph
NEW York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Conn
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Cmpany
Harmonie Hall
Elm Street
Connecticut
Tai
Consolidated Arizona
Jones & Baker Stock Brokers
Devonshire Street
Fort Hill
Philadelphia
Chicago
National Trinity
Con
Fortuna Davis-Daly Mex
Majestic Eagle & Blue Bell
Utah Metals
Stewart
Success
Humboldt
Temple H. Fay & CQ
Board Room
State St
Narragansett Electric Lighting Co
Providence, R. I
Bodell & CO
Congress Street
EDW
Brady & CO
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Triangle
Bree
Edward E. Epps & CO
CURB
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1St National
Money Markets
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New York Market
Financial News Notes
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Ey & Co
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T& A
Penn
del & Hrig
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T & Tog
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An & A P
Bay &W Ct B
E Air Lad
Ud & Man If
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Marios
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Ieg
Trust Co
One Steel
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So Pacific
Bet
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Mobile
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Megett
Cb& Q
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First National Copper
Bay State Gas
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SFA
Boston Corbin
Boston & Mont
Butte & Son
Cal & Mont
Champion
Peweeeee
Davis-Daly
Eagle & B Bell
First National
Goldfield
Ils
Houghton
Ae PJ
Yukon
Ariz Ss
Kennecott
Alaska Juneau
Am-Br Mfg Co
Can Car & Fy
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Kelly ‘Tire
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Boo Lake Tortenes
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Riker & Hege
Gy ' Sen
St Jos
Eas
Tri Wilmetts
St New
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Law
Minneapolis
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Los
Toledo
Detroit
Fas
Renin
Wis
Tresee
Dots Cai
LABOR
Storrow
Bartiks Oom
FR Bank
Megan
Mrs. White
B. U. Chapel
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