Stocks in New York and Boston Trade Totals and Movers
Total sales New York 916 600 shares and Boston 36 277. Most active New York Steel common 141 400 shares and Boston American Zinc 9 603. From Jan 1 1915 to date New York 129 680 000 shares and Boston 9 111 819. Year ago New York 46 500 900 and Boston 3 268 807. Biggest New York gain Bethlehem Steel 9 to 493. biggest New York loss United Cigar Mfg 912 to 59. Boston gain Connecticut River R R 5 to 160. Boston loss Calumet & Hecla 15 to 545.
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New York
Boston
Steel Common
American Zinc
Bethlehem Steel
United Cigar Mfg
Connecticut River R. R
Calumet & Hecla
New York Stocks Rise on War Shares as Market Gains Spark
Higher prices led a broad rise in leading stocks with war specialties in focus U S Steel up to 83 4 as Bethlehem Steel Willys-Overland Studebaker and American Steel Foundries hit records Traders noted renewed confidence from crop prospects and Western center activity while London Paris exchange and time money shifted. Total sales reached 3 97 million par value with U S bonds steady on call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Stsel
Bethlehem Steel
Willys-Overland
Studebaker
American Steel Foundries
United States Industrial Alcohol
Central Leather
Liggett & Meyers
Bethlehem Steel Preferred
General Motors
Maxwell Common
Westinghouse
General Electric
Crucible Steel
Virginia Coal
Iron & Coke
American Smelting
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Great Northern
Baltimore & Ohio
Fries
New Haven
Harrimans and Coalers
London
Paris
Bullish market surge leads gains across steel and rails
A strong rally lifted U S Steel and Bethlehem Steel with notable gains in American Car & Foundry, American Steel Foundries, and major rail shares. General Motors and Studebaker rose as war order rumors and large defense spending expectations buoyed markets.
Rumors of Southern Pacific Block Sale Stir Markets
Syndicate reportedly acquired 171,488 Southern Pacific shares held in Pennsylvania Railroad treasury though denied by Pennsylvania offices. Other items note Tennessee Copper approves 3 million in convertible bonds and capital stock rise to 6.875 million to back conversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Street
Boston Stocks Edge Higher On Market Activity
American Zine rose to 635 8, up 13 8 as it stayed above Butte & Superior, prompting talk of a possible stock dividend. Boston & Maine advanced two points while New Haven gained 17 8. copper shares slipped. Tamarack climbed slightly to 54 8 4, Trinity fluctuated but ended with a minor loss, and Mass. common fell fractionally as activity cooled into the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Butte & Superior
Boston & Maine
New Haven
New York
Tamarack
Trinity
National Zinc
Cop
Bay State
Boston Ely
Butte & NY
Caledonia Serene
Champion
I Javis-Daly Bess Ees
Nes Isagle & B Bell
First National
Fortuna
Gold Lake
Humboldt
McKin-Dar
Nevada-Doug
Triangle Film
Money Markets and Foreign Exchange Snapshot
Current quotations show call loans at 3 percent for brokers and customers, with commercial loans 4 to 6 percent and collateral loans 4 1/4 to 6 percent. Year money at 4 1/2 percent. Foreign exchange market dull with steady to strong tone. rates: sterling cables 4.70 1/2, demand 4.00 1/2, francs 5.85, marks 8.25 1/4, guilders 4 0/5, lire 6.38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston Reserve Bank
Glearing House
Eebehnaisiay
Wjieouson
Treasury
Reyigs Kek
Eee
Ceee
Bond Market Activity Sees Cen 4s 1 Yield Shift
The bond market reports Cen 4s 1 with a yield around 952 and price near 48, reflecting slight movements in short term government notes. Traders note limited liquidity but steady demand as investors seek safe returns in a fluctuating rate environment.
Market Barometer Overview and Regional Indicators
Market barometer notes mixed signals from Balt and Canada with an observed 933 percent reading in a truncated entry. Analysts caution that the fragment may not reflect full context or data series.
Bond market notes and local bond sales
The guaranty Trust Company of New York invites sealed proposals for the sale of Mexican Petroleum Company bonds totaling 719,967 in three series with payment due November 22. Lexington Mass sells 45,000 in 4 per cent schoolhouse bonds to Adams & Co at 101 032 with other bidders listed. Dalton Mass sells 129,000 in 4 per cent fire bonds to Curtis & Sanger at 100 178, detailing two loans and their annual maturities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Mexican Petroleum Company of Delaware
Lexington
Mass
Adams & Co
Estabrook & Co
R. L. Tiny & Co
Jackson & Curtis, Blodger & Co
Commonwealth Trust Company
Dalton
Curtis & Sanger
Ore and silver yields mark Davis-Daily shipment notes
Davis-Daily ships about one car of ore daily from the 27 level. Ore runs per cent copper and 10 1-2 ounces of silver per ton with smelter returns around $1000 per car. United Stores Company, led by Dr A Whelan, has acquired 30 cigar stores in 20 Northern and Western New York cities from C A Whelan & Co and Whelan Brothers. These outlets trace to George J Whelan, founder of United Cigar Stores of America, and report about $600,000 gross. C A Whelan & Co with $20,000 original capital paid $292,000 in dividends over 20 years. Massachusetts state direct debt on Oct 1 stood at $30,975,410, up $2,715,508 from Dec 1, 1914. Net contingent debt fell $185,752 to $56,200,943 in 10 months.
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Baldwin Loco Pf
Ohio
Seeeee
Ohio Pf
Erheee
Beth Steel pAvcut
Beth Steel Aris
Bklyn R T
Wae
Burns Bros
Burns Bros Pf
Cal Pet Corp
Can Pacific Eee
Cm&sp Pf
CRI& P Ry
G& Slp
Cluett Peab’y
Col F Sebeeeee
Cub Am Sug Co
Den
RG Nf
Erie Eet Spa
G'drich B F Co
Nor P
Ate Greene-Con
Central
Ashy
Ins Cop Co
Ok Ediere
Inter
Inter-Met
Int
Agr Corp
Int Agr Corp Phe
Int Harvester
Int'l Nickel Ct
Int Paper
Kreege Co
Lehigh Valley
Liggett & Meg
Long Island
Loose-Wiles
Loose-Wiles Ve
Louis Nash
Mackay
Manhat Elev Af
Maxwell Motor
Maxwell Mot
Pet Co
Nevada
Nynh&h
NY Ont & W
Nor & Wes
Nor Am
Nor Pace
Ut Il
Pacific Mail
Pac T & T Aesaees
People’s Gas
Philadel Co
Pitts Coal
Pullman
Stl& SF
Sears-Roebuck
Underwood Typ
Union Pacific
Union Pac
United Ciar Mig
Utah Co
Virirc&c
Wabash Wi
Wells-Fargo
West Maryl'd. Settee
Tees
West Union
Westinghouse
Westin
W&l
Wil-Overland
Wis Central
KCF & M
Butte Al-Scott
Butte & Sup
Cal & Arizona
Cal & Hecla
Conn
Fast Butte
Edison
Lake Copper
la Salle Ieee
McElwain
Maine Central
Powerereees
Mayflower Eo
Miami
New Idria
al Vc
Ny& NH
North Butte
North Lake
Northern RR
Old Colony
Pullman Co
Ray Consol
Reece Fd Mac
Reece But Hole
St Mary's
Santa Fe
Shannon
Shattuck-Ariz
South Leke
Superior Cop
Ogy
Sup & Bos. Qi
Swift & Co
Tamarack
Torrington
Tuolumne
Torrington Pf
Big
Trinity J Oyee
United Fruit Arene
UN Shoe Mdi
U S
Utah
Midvale Steel & Ordnance Company
New
Big Steel Combine
New York
United States
Cambria Steel
Baldwin Locomotive
Midvale
Italy
Great Britain
France
Germany
Austria
Rome
Tennessee Copper Company
Baewee
M&m
Aseter
Seeees 01 DP 914 Ster 87 Y St Iy
Indi Steel
San An & AP
Aees
Pss
Balt & O Cvt
Seab Air Juan
Caesee
Stamper
Vane
Dewes
Pacific
Mer Marine
Trust Co
Trust Co Cfs
Cal Gan & He
Iowa Central
Kan City
Kay City
New Eng
Shile
Kings Co
Pacific-San F
Cen
Ba Pacific Col
Ches &O
Ami
Otow
Jan
Liggett & M
Southern Ry
Liggett& Mt
Lorillard Co
Beaverecord
Peeee Cierr
Dee
Alton
Cc B & Q
M &T
Pac
Gi Ientern
Union Pac Rig
Milest P
Mo Pac
Hs Ge Tae
U S B Steel
Mil & St P
New &Sa
Cmilé& v
Montana Pwr
Cmil
Mors &E Pri
Fick
Virginian
Weber
Pan
West Electric
Louis
Col Industrial
Nort & W
Cutan ‘Am
del & H
West Shore
North Pacific
Shanes
Wilkesb & East
Wisconsin Cen
Davis
Dr. A. Whelan
United Citar Stores Company
United Stores Company
C. A. Whelan & Co
Whelan Brothers
George J. Whelan
United Cigar Stores Company of America
Massachusetts
McCall Attacks Underwood Tariff at Brockton Rally
In Brockton on October 18 Hon. Samuel W. McCall, Republican candidate for Governor, denounced the Democratic vote as endorsing the Underwood tariff by keeping shoes on the free list. He said the tariff was free trade and warned voters about the Democratic platform’s first plank and the administration’s actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Samuel W. McCall
Massachusetts Campaign Trails and Constitutional Talk
Mr McCall extols Massachusetts shoe production led by Brockton and critiques free trade with Japan. Calvin Coolidge defends the State Senate from Democratic accusations of invisible government while urging limits on laws. McCall's campaign schedule spans numerous stops across the state. He praises an upcoming nonpartisan constitutional convention as a safer path to constitutional change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
General Court
Republican Party
Vessels Return With Varied Catches At New Fish Prise
Twenty nine vessels fished at the new fish prier yesterday bringing in mostly large fares though prices were not high for many varieties. Cod sold scarce as steak cod. Most ships hailed from off Chatham or Jeffries Bank with four loading mackerel. No arrivals at T wharf. Haddock 3 1 2 cents steak cod 11 1 4 cents market cod 5 cents steak pollock 4 1 4 cents larke hake 3 cents medium hake 2
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Chatham
Jeffries Bank
T Wharf
Haddock
Maritime Cargo and Vessel Fares in Nantucket and Surrounds
The report lists vessel names and fare figures for multiple ships including the Billow and Progress, with mackerel arrivals led by Leavitt Nashawena Corsair and A. B. Nickerson. It notes a public hearing in Chamber of Commerce for anchorages and lanes, and mentions steamers Cambrian and British Monarch sailing to and from Avonmouth and Glasgow respectively. The United Fruit steamer Limon carried bananas and fruit cargo from Costa Rica via Havana.
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Haddock
Reesone
L. Island
J. & Phebe
O. Sean Oud
Mat Greer
Conqueror
Waltham F
Oliver Genesta
Eliz. Nunan
Buema
Iesa
Mettacomet
Agvay
Avina
Commonwealth
J. & Esther
Standish
Yankee
Virginia
del Cabral
H. Ethan
Leavitt
Nashawena
Corsair
A. B. Nickerson
Billow
Progress
Metropolitan Line
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Anchorage
Nantucket
Vineyard Sounds
Wilson & Furness-Leyland Line
Cambrian
Avonmouth
British Monarch
London
Leyland Line
Glasgow
Allan Line
United Fruit
Limon
Havana
Tandsman
Shipping News Arrivals and Towed Barges at East Coast Ports
A long list of ships steamers tugs and barges arriving from or bound to cities including Halifax Baltimore Newport News Norfolk Philadelphia and Portland. Vessels named include Limon Terfry Havana and A J Sterling with numerous towing barges such as Pocopson Clara Hattie Shenexadosh and Edgewater.
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Limon
Terfry
Port Tamon
Havana
Halifax
Hawes
N. S
Nantucket
McDorman
Baltimore
Newport News
Norfolk
Tuscan
Thacher
Philadelphia
Boutilier
Melrose
Frostad
Bay State
Calhoun
Sewalls Point
Massasoit
Lakeman
Machiasport
A. J. Sterling
Merriam
Hillsboro
Petrel
Decker
Undercliffe
Randout
Marion
Scranton
Ontario
Howes
Guttenberg
Liberty
Metacomet
Pilgrim
Patience
Chandler
Hampshire
Powell
Irwin
Providence
Boxer
Pocopson
Hallowell
East
Camden
Skippack
Lykens
Bengtsson
Bear Ridge
Molino
Portland
Pickering
Sea King
Moon
Wilmington
Avondale
Boswell
Armstrong
Boston
Salem
Alice
Grace
Pawtucket
Charles P. Greenough
Morse
Clara
Gloucester
Helen
Bessie
Cheektowaga
Packer
Perth Amboy
L. J
Murrell
Waiton
Hattie
Binnabik
Trene
New Bedford
Mary F. Scully
Coffin
Shenexadosh
E. BR. Sutton
Edgar F. Luckenbach
Nielsen
Annie H. Smith
Josephus
Watuppa
Almy
New York
Greenwood
Panther Creek
Allentown
Nichols
Pitter
Rockport
United States Torpedo Boat
Preston
Barnstable Bay
Governor Cobb
Fastport
St. John
N. B
Juniata
James
Whitney
Charles F. Mayer
Washington
Lansing
South Amboy
Annie
Salmon River
Edward Trevoy
XM Desert
Ipswich
Filenville
Forest Belle
Vineyard Haven
Frank Pendleton
Horace A. Allyn
Vesta
Tune
8. Co
Cape Breton Electric declares semiannual dividends
The Cape Breton Electric Company Limited of Sydney Nova Scotia declares a semiannual dividend of 3.00 per share on preferred stock and 1.50 per share on common stock payable November 1, 1915 to stockholders of record at close of business October 20, 1915. Stone & Webster, transfer agents.
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Cape Breton Electric Company, Limited
Sydney, Nova Scotia
Stone & Webster
Lowell Electric Light declares dividend No 78
The Lowell Electric Light Corporation of Lowell Massachusetts declares a quarterly dividend of 2.00 per share payable November 1 1915 to stockholders of record at the close of business October 20 1915 Stone Webster transfer agents
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Lowell Electric Light Corporation
Lowell, Massachusetts
Stone & Webster
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Midvale Steel
St Joseph
Triangle
USL& H
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N. Y
Curb—Am. Woolen
South Lake
U. S. Steel
American Car & Foundry
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Reading
Southern Pacific Holdings
Tennessee Copper Co
Williams
England
Braden Copper
Braden Copper Mines Company
Am. Steel Foundries Advances
South Lake Mining Company
Paine
U. S. Express
United States Express Company
Parcel Post
Aipissing
Jones & Baker Stack
Devonshire Street
Chicago
Fiji
Bodell and Company
Edward E. Epps & CO
Broad Street
Richard J. Burton & CO
Secollay Bildz
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Money Markets
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Ataleeh
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