Metal prices edge lower as copper weakens in crowded Market
Oct. 28 metal exchange shows quiet trading with copper down, tin firm, lead steady. spot copper around 16.87 to 17.00 and futures around 17.15 to 17.25. London prices mixed with copper near 75 128 6d and copper futures off.
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Duluth
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Berlin
Minneapo Duluth
Chicago
United States
St Louis
Eversewes
Toledo
Erreurs
Tien Oeen
Cookson’s
Iron
Northern
Southern
Noit i
Southern Soft
London
Cleveland
Money market hesitancy as November approaches
The money market showed hesitancy with near Nov. 1 period looming, spurring rate strengthening and anticipation of further gains in November. In New York call money traded around 5 1 4 to 58 4 percent, with time loans quoted for various terms and rates.
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Obain
New York
Money On Call
Boston Clearings
Boston
Continental Oil Co. stock payment details
Continental Oil Co of Denver declares a $20 payable November 20 to stock of record November 4. Eric Cleland and Pittsburg R. R. Co. record date is November with regular quarterly at 1 34 percent guaranteed stock payable December 2 to stock of record.
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Continental Oil Co. of
Denver
Standard Oi
Eric Cleland
Dividend Notice from Lowell Electric Light Corp 1912
The Lowell Electric Light Corporation announces a quarterly dividend of 2.00 per share payable to stockholders of record at the close of business October 23, 1912. Transfer agents are Fone & Webster.
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Lowell Electric Light Corporation
Lowell
Massachusetts
Lowell Electric Light Corporsum
Papense
Fone & Webster
Market Dullness Across New York and Boston Shares
Yesterday's trading showed exceptionally dull activity with totals for New York at 324 100 shares and Boston 21 201. Readings list top movers including Reading in New York and Granby Consolidated in Boston, while year to date and year earlier totals are provided for both markets. Interest rates held steady with call and time money in the 4 1 2 to 6 percent range in New York and 5 1 2 to 6 percent in Boston.
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New York
Boston
Reading
Granby Consolidated
Liggett & Meyer
K. C
Ft. S
M. Pref
Osceola Consolidated
U. S. Rubber
Quiet, Strong New York Stocks Outlook After Early Hesitation
Stocks finished the session firmer after an initial hesitance caused by last Saturdays bank statement and looming Supreme Court decisions. Reading led the list with Hill Harriman and grangers drawing interest while tobacco and oil showed volatility. Metal shares paused on price-cut hints as Steel earnings awaited. Bond activity remained light with total sales at 1.69 million dollars.
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New York
Supreme Court
Reading
Hill and Harriman
Grangers
United States Steel and
Steel Corporation
London
Berlin
Balkans
U.S
Copper stocks slip amid dull Boston market mood
In Boston on Oct 28 the market showed little movement as copper shares edged up slightly. Granby Consolidated led volumes with 1600 shares and reported no new bond or stock issue for Hidden Creek. September production hit a record 2,083,118 pounds, while interviews with Amster and Fay failed to spark strong buying.
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Boston
Granby Consolidated
Granby
Hidden Creek
N. L. Amster
Shannon
H. F. Fay
Mayflower
Old Colony
Osceola
Boston Elevated to Issue Bonds and Stock
Boston Elevated Railway plans a Nov 4 stockholders meeting to authorize 4 million dollars in new stock and 5 million dollars in bonds to fund new construction. Projections show total outstanding stock at 23.95 million and bonds at 23.3 million after issue. Amster reports on Shannon ore potential and mine developments. Granby Consolidated rejects new financing via stock or bonds for Hidden Creek, instead funding plant construction from earnings.
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Granby
Granby Consolidated
Hidden Creek
William H. Nichols
Local curb market sees mixed action across firms
Butte Central Nevada Douglas Lion Hill Consolidated and Begole Syndicate led yesterday's nominal curb market session. Detailed fluctuations are provided herewith.
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Butte
Bond Market Quiet Amid Irregular Trading
The article notes subdued bond trading with uneven prices in U S government issues and various corporate and railway securities. It lists closing prices and bid offers across different series, including notes with reg and coup dates, alongside stock exchange bond transactions and market activity data.
Bond Market Notes Lowell Issue and Railway Bonds Sold
Lowell Massachusetts awarded 21 825 dollars in four percent municipal bonds dated August 1 1912 and maturing 7275 dollars annually 1917 through 1919 to Merrill Oldham & Co Other bidders were R L Day Co N W Harris Co and Blake Bros Co The 2 000 000 41 2 percent first mortgage bonds of the New York Westchester and Boston Railway Company offered by Kissell Kinnicutt Co and N W Harris Co Inc have all been sold
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Lowell
Mass
Merrill, Oldham & Co
R. L. Day & Co
N. W. Harris & Co
Blake Bros. & Co
New York, Westchester & Boston Railway Company
Kissell, Kinnicutt & Co
N. W. Harris & Co., Inc
Wick
U. S
New York
Boston
Lara
Calendar for Today Ex-Dividend Reading Co
Reading Company announces ex-dividend calendar. Books open at Baltimore and Ohio for meeting. Pittsburg Steel and Detroit and Mackinac lines listed with dates.
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Reading Co
Batimore & Ohio
Pittsburg Steel
Detroit & Mackinac
Brandeis Attacks New Haven Normal Freight Service
Louis D. Brandeis challenged the New Haven Railroad over its so called normal service before Charles A. Prouty of the Interstate Commerce Commission. He argued that the service relied on slow freight and that shipments were often slower than the slow freight schedules.
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Louis D. Brandeis
New Haven Road
Charles A. Prouty
Interstate Commerce Commission
New England
Brandeis
Brandeis Challenges Normal Service Claims In Freight Handoff
In Hartford to Salem service disputes, Brandeis questions three day standard for freight transfer noting a May shipment that arrived May 4 but was only ready May 5, arguing 79 hours. Buckland’s 72 hour definition is disputed. Hearing resumes at 10 oclock with cargoes and vessel movements cited from local docks and harbor activity.
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Hartford
Conn
Salem
Mass
Consignee
Buckland
Brandeis
New Haven
Consignees
Local Bank Statement Shows Weekly and Long-Term Trends
The bulletin presents the current weekly bank statement with a comparison to the previous week. It includes the surplus reserve figures for the same periods over the past ten years in Boston and New York.
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Boston
New York
Cotton Markets Steady After Opening Drop
The cotton market opened with a break due to clear weather but recovered, moving up about 2% points by midday. Trading showed no excitement as demand persisted on every small dip, with strength centered on high grade, scarce spot cotton and a steady undertone driven largely by trade interests.
Seventeen Vessels Resume Fishing at T Wharf
Seventeen vessels supplied the wholesale market as business resumed at T wharf yesterday morning. Receipts totaled 221000 pounds haddock 150700 cod 81700 hake 60900 pollock 7800 cask 700 halibut and 400 lemonsole. Lemonsole landed by beam trawler Crest. Halibut shared with the Mary.
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T Wharf
Shipping News miniature almanac autumn tides and arrivals
Shipping news lists arrivals and towing work with many named vessels across multiple ports. Gresham and Bohemian lead a long roll of steamers and tugs entering or departing, with barge movements near Newport News Norfolk New Bedford and other harbors.
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White Star seeks larger Boston terminals amid dock concerns
The White Star line, eyeing better Boston terminals, may relocate from the Hoosac docks in Charlestown. Talks with Port Directors chair Bancroft and agent J H Thomas hint at a joint plan for bigger ships and new passenger facilities, possibly at New Haven docks South Boston near Commonwealth pier.
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