Market Highlights and Activity for Yesterday and Year-to-Date
Summary of yesterday’s stock movement in New York and Boston with totals for shares traded. Includes most active issues Reading and Mayflower Mining, and year-to-date comparisons to last year. Also lists top gainers and losers in both cities and current call and time money rates.
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New York
Boston
Reading
Mayflower Mining
Canadian Pacific
Central of
Time Money
Market closes firm after European tensions ease
New York trading opened with broad gains on optimism over a Balkans accord but midday losses erased most advances as selling widened. Reading system posted gains of $516,000 with coal profits exceeding $300,000 while bonds fell, and total par value traded reached $1.6 million.
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New York
Balkans
London
Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Reading
Lehigh Valley
United States Steel
Amalgamated
Anaconda
American
Europe
Reading System
United States
Unlisted Securities Dividend Details
Division of par value securities and dividends noted with bPar value ten dollars and c isdividends focusing on unlisted securities. The entry records two classes of shares with stated par values ten and fifty dollars and related dividend designation.
Cape Breton Electric declares dividends for 1912 stockholders
Cape Breton Electric Company Limited declares a semi annual dividend of 3.60 per share on preferred stock and 2.00 per share on common stock plus an extra 1.60 per share on common stock. Dividends payable November 1, 1912 to stockholders of record at close of business October 31. Transfer agents: Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Breton Electrici Eae Limited
Cpanreneas
Bivitesks
Cape Breton Electric Company, Limited
Webster
Boston Market Stocks Rally Amid ICA Hearing News
Boston reports show Mayflower and Old Colony Mining rising 1 1 2 and 1 1 8 points as traders watch Boston & Maine and New Haven during an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing. Local prices diverge from New York with New Haven stock trading higher in New York than locally.
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Boston
Mayflower
Old Colony
Butte & Superior
China
Boston & Maine
New Haven
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Local curb market closes with small price moves
Butte Central Alaska Gold Bay State Gas Eagle and Blue Bell and First National led yesterday's curb market dealings with minor price changes. Vulture Majestic also drew interest as traders noted subtle fluctuations in several listed securities.
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Butte Central
Alaska Gold
Bay State Gas
Eagle & Blue Bell
First National
Vulture
Majestic
Alaska
Corbin
Davis
Fagie & B Bell
Germany
Humboldt
Ohio
South Lake
Utah
Dividends Declared By Major Corporations
Liggett Myers, United States Steel, Inland Steel, Illuminating Power Securities, and Standard Oil of Ohio announce initial or regular quarterly dividends with payable dates in November or December. Books close and stock records set accordingly.
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United States Steel Corporation
Standard Os
Ohio
Market Rally Follows Balkan Peace Hopes and Rate Talks
European relief over Turkish peace rumors and Austrian Russian understandings lifts market sentiment amid bets on rate hikes. Boston & Maine stock likely to be sold at auction as New Haven controls property. Express stocks weaken while Amalgamated dips. public surprises at market break reflect unfamiliarity with international money markets and Balkan tensions.
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Boston & Maine
Interstate Commerce Commission
Boston
New Haven
International and U.S. banks report mixed September results
Banks and rail outfits disclose September gains and losses across gross and net figures. Maine Central and Reading show varying net shifts while Canadian Pacific and Northern Pacific post higher earnings. New York Central orders steel cars. Temiskaming Hudson Bay Mining reports strong year earnings and a dividend slated for November.
Bond Market Snapshot Includes General Electric Debenture Trade
The New York bond market on Oct 30 shows a heavy tone with Atchison convertibles, Brooklyn Rapid Transit 40, Burlington issues, General Electric debentures traded on the Exchange for the first time, Third Avenue adjustment 5s, and Wabash Pittsburg Terminal 4s amid U.S. Government bonds activity.
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Atchicon
Brooklyn
Rapid Transit
Burlington
General Electric
Third Avenue
Wabash-Pittsburg
Cotton Markets Rally Then Dip on Oct Shipment Demand
Trading in cotton was very active with prices about 20 points higher than yesterday. Early selling by traders feared the October shipment demand would not sustain the advance, leading to heavy selling and shorting as the market fell. Support came from buying after an 8 to 9 point drop, aided by R L Neill of New Orleans allied with Neill Bros of London.
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Turkey
Austria
Russia
Balkan
Bank of Germany
Reischbank
England
Bank of England
London
Taft
New York
R. L. Neill
New Orleans
Neill Bros
London metal market closes with copper gains and varied futures
New York and London exchanges show copper holding gains and steady to higher futures. Copper prices range around 16.50 to 17.87 per unit with spot demand and dull lead and antimony trading, while London quotes set copper at £4 per pound and tin futures near £228 16s 64d with notable sales.
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New York Metal Exchange
Cookson’s
London
Bond Market Notes Announces Advisor Change at Ney.1
Paul Tappan leaves F. H. Prince & Co. after three years as their bond man and will join Lawrence Barnum & Co. on Ney 1. Rhoades & Co. of New York City were the successful bidders for the ...
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Paul Tappan
F. H. Prince & Co
Lawrence Barnum & Co
Rhoades & Co. of
New York City
Calendar for Today Dividends Payable List of Stocks
A calendar listing dividends payable and securities actions for multiple companies including Consolidation Coal Distillers Securities Goldfield Consolidated Mines Standard Milling U S Rubber American Beet Sugar Atlantic Coast Line Cambria Steel Connecticut Ry Ltg Eastman Kodak Lehigh Valley Transit Norfolk Western Pacific Gas and Electric Pullman Sears Roebuck Warwick Iron and Steel Va Ry Pwr Seaboard Air Line and Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and Louisville.
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NH & H
Nor & Wes
Nor Am
Pacific Ee
Pac T & T
Penn
People’s Gas
Pitts Coal Onc Eeede
Cksilver
Ksilver
Ry St Spg
Ray Consol
Ing
Rock Island
St Lou & S Co
Sears-Roebuck
Studebaker
TSL& W
UN Pac
Uscl P&i
U S&s
Utah C
Ir C&c
Aye &P
Westinghouse
West Union
Maryland
Bay
W& LF
Woolworth
Edison
Penn Real
Adena
Peog & C
Peoria
SAN Db Ae
Gen
Armour & Co i
St Lim & S
Indiana Steel
Bel San
A&ap
JPM & Co
Bell T& PS
Kan City
Laclede Gas
Pacific Fe
Balt & O
Wawcas
Bethich Steel Be
Buffalo Gas
Union Pac
MK & T
Mk&t
Cen Pacific
Ches &O
NASA
Ches & O
NYOS
Nywest&b
CRI
Orf & W
CRYST
Mal & Ween
Chie Rie & Coal &—S
Poca Weamee
Sheen Sr
Consolidation Coal
Distillers’ Securities Corporation
Goldfield Consolidated Mines
Standard Milling
U. S. Rubber, Com
Ist & Yad
American Beet Sugar
Atlantic Coast Line
R. R
Cambria Steel
Connecticut
Eastman Kodak
Lehigh Valley Transit
Norfolk & Western
Pacific Gas & Eklec
Pullman Co
Rome
Watertown & Ogdenburg
Sears Roebuck
Warwick Iron & Steel
Northern Texas Electric Company Mortgage Notes Summary
Notes secured by first mortgage or collateral trust across several entities including Northern Texas Electric Company 5 percent notes, Fort Worth Southern Traction Company, Paducah Traction and Light Company, State Street Trust Company, Ponce Electric Company, Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co, Seattle Railway Company, and Whatcom County Railway & Light Company. Payment offices include The New England Trust Company.
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Northern Texas Electric Company
Fort Worth
Southern ‘Traction Company
The
New England Trust Company
Paducah Traction and Light Company
Office of
State Street Trust Company
Pawtucket Gas Company
New Jersey
Slater Trust Company
Pawtucket
R. I
Seattle Railway Company
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co
Bird Charges Foss With Shirking Duty in Speeches
Charles S. Bird Progressive candidate for Governor charged in speeches last night that Governor Foss shirks his duty on a special legislative session. Bird spoke in Franklin Walpole Norwood Dedham and Westwood and said Walker is not a real leader. He argued a true leader would rally Republican leaders in line if Walker is fit to govern.
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Charles S. Bird
Foss
Mr. Bird
Franklin
Walpole
Norwood
Dedham
Westwood
Walker
Bird
Grain Markets Bearish Across Markets on Oct 30
Wheat trends were broadly bearish due to the Bradstreet report showing a 12 million increase in European and North American stocks. Cables, however, were mostly lower while European bourses offered some optimism. October corn weakened further, while oats stayed weak with limited activity. Paris and Berlin showed mixed declines and small gains elsewhere. Minneapolis and Duluth receipts rose versus last year, and Chicago vehicle counts indicated modest activity in wagons.
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Bradstreet
Liverpool
Paris
Antwerp
Berlin
Budapest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Money Markets Steady Ahead of November Settlements
Money markets show a firm stance with a 6 percent call loan rate expected to hold. New York Stock Exchange call money trades at 5 and one half percent, while time money ranges from 6 3 8 to 4 6 percent for short terms and around 5 1/2 percent for six months. Commercial paper remains firm at 5 8 4 to 6 percent as local money and exchange rates are reported.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Boston
Boston government praised by Mayor in bid to defend state methods
Mayor John F. Fitzgerald defends Boston governance against criticism by Rep. Samuel W. McCall. He traces Boston’s finances, subway efforts, parks, and civic improvements to show how city policy aligns with Massachusetts practice and questions national approaches. He cites tax rates, public works, and corporate engagement as evidence of Boston’s model.
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John F. Fitzgerald
The
Post
Samuel W. McCall
Congress
Massachusetts
Boston
Beacon Hill
McCall
Legislative Committee
Park Square
State House
Chamber of Commerce
Foss
Boston Machine
Beston
Washington
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