Stock Market Highlights from Yesterday’s Trading
Report shows total sales in New York of 709 252 shares and Boston 22 309. Steel led New York with 106 800 shares while Atlantic Gulf topped Boston with 5 460. For Jan 1 to date, New York sold 101 353 682 shares and Boston 7 469 505. Year ago, New York traded 97 541 500 shares and Boston 7 742 366. Notable gains were Cuban American Sugar in New York and Miami in Boston. notable losses were Studebaker in New York and Conn River in Boston.
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New York
Boston
Steel
Atlantic Gulf
Studebaker
Miami
Conn. River
Acme Tea Co
Ajax Rubber Co
Alaska Siesereve
Alaska Juneau
Ag C
Hida & L
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Toco
Smelt & R
T& BF
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Atl
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Butterick
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Cal Pet Corp
Cal Pet Corppf
Can Pacific
Chandler Motor
Ches & Ohio
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Chimé&Sp
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Reid
Crucible Steel
Deere & Co
del & Hudson
Denv & Rio
Erie
National Zinc
Truro Steel
Boston & Me
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Cal & Corbin Rete
Columbus
Farl Eagle
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Fortuna Lt
Gilpin
Gold Lake Tea Neres
Jerome Verde
Jurabo Extens
la Rose
Majestic Situa & den
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Reedees
Shamrock
Stewart
Wall Street Mixed as Rail News Drives Trading
Irregular New York market with alternating gains and losses hinges on Washington railway developments. Mercury and steel stocks rose early with Reading and Harriman shares advancing, but motor groups like Studebaker and Willys-Overland dragged prices down. German marks hit a low as rubles rose on Russia. total turnover ran high while bonds eased.
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New York
Washington
Mercantile Marine Preferred
Inspiration Copper
Kelly-Springfield Tire
Marine Preferred
Inspiration
Kelly-Springfield
Studebaker
Willys-Overland
Reading
St. Paul
Harrimans
United States Steel
Russia
United States
New York Photo Company Promises Secure Investments
An advertisement-style note touts New York stock prospects with phrases about safe sound investments and moving picture industry gains. It claims unusual profits and large orders in hand, directing readers to 70 State St Boston Room 5.
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NEW York Photo Company
State St
Boston
Boston Stocks: Highest, Lowest Prices and Last Sales
Boston lists today’s market in bonds with ex dividend notes and assessment payments. It provides the day’s high and low prices and the last sale, plus yesterday’s last sale figures.
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Boston
Peso Electric Company Declares Quarterly Dividend No 21
Peso Electric Company declares a quarterly dividend of 2.50 per share on common stock payable September 8 1916 to holders of record at close of business September 6 1916. Tone Webster Transfer Agents notice.
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Bow
Peso Electric Company
Bose of Business
Tone & Webster
Copper market steady as strike fears fade in Boston
The Boston market shows irregular prices with a tilt toward lower levels as strike concerns ease. Copper supply remains tight with 1916 in sight sold, and demand boosted by ongoing war effects. Romania and possibly Greece may join the war. Boston Elevated reports record August gross, and Shannon Copper posts 925,000 pounds output with $85,000 net earnings.
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Boston
Greece
Shannon Copper Company
Market data signals mixed on strike fears and earnings
Stocks moved unpredictably as strike rumors swirled yet the market held steady on the belief a peaceful settlement would emerge. Chandler Motor expects no change in the 8 percent dividend with 1916 output seen at 7000 cars and earnings near 25 dollars a share.
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Chandler Motor Company
Bond Market Sees Irregular Trading In Various 5s
New York bonds show varied activity with Anglo-French and Canadian 5s and several corporate issues like Rock Island debentures and Southern Pacific convertibles trading alongside U S Government bonds. Total sales reach 2.46 million dollars with year to date totals around 696.97 million. exchange closes at 1914 rates.
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New York
New York City
Rock Island
Erie
Southern Pacific
Money Markets Quotations and Foreign Exchange Steady
Current quotations show brokers call loans at 3 to 3.5 percent, outside calls at 3 to 3.4 percent, and customers loans from 4.4 to 6 percent. The foreign exchange market is steady with afternoon banker rates: Sterling 4.7644 and 4.755 demand, francs 5.90, marks 0.70, guilders 41.49, lire 6.4776.
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New York
Tunnel trains to South Station
The Boston Elevated Railway Company plans to run trains in the Washington street to South Station tunnel as soon as equipment is obtained. The Boston Transit Commission released a statement noting the section is ready, though not legally required to operate part of the tunnel before the entire project.
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Massachusetts Public Service Commission
Bay State Railway-Massachusetts Electric Companies
The
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Washington Street
South Station
Boston Transit Commission
Dorchester
Hanna Ordered to Support Invalid Mother in Court
Harry Hanna of Roxbury was reprimanded by Judge Abbot in Waltham Court and ordered to pay $3 weekly for his mother's support. Hanna claimed it was his father's duty and appealed the ruling.
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Harry Hanna
Roxbury
Abbot
Waltham Court
Hanna
Finneran Questions Wilson on His Record
Francis J. Finneran, Democratic Club president and Ward 23 candidate, writes to President Wilson listing questions about foreign policy, trade, Mexico, Panama Canal, military decisions, and treatment of American workers, urging a public reply. The letter frames concerns from a Massachusetts Democrat about wartime policies and party alignment.
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Wilson
Francis J. Finneran
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Roslindale
Woodrow Wilson
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Young’s Hotel
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20000 Heroin Pills Seized From Man on Warrant
Deputy U S Marshal and South End officers arrest Teddy Deutschland at 617 Tremont street on a warrant for smuggling 20000 heroin tablets and nine ounces of cocaine. He was nabbed in a St James avenue tailor shop. Warrant from customs inspectors in New York and Boston cites possession on Aug 11. Bail set at 5000. He faces arraignment before Commissioner William H Hayes.
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Charles A. Bancroft
South End
Teddy Deutschland
Tremont Street
Deutschland
St. James Avenue
New York
Boston
William H. Hayes
Local churches announce Sunday services and sermons
Roxbury Somerville and Boston churches schedule September 3 services led by Rev. H M Gardner Rev F Banks Rev C I Page Dr James A Francis Dr Coril Myers and others with multiple times 10:30 a m and 7 30 p m. Concerted notices include First Free Baptist Roxbury and Cathedral of St Paul patriotic work and Labor Day sermons.
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Warren Street
Roxbury
Rence
H. M. Gardner
D. D
North Carolina
Gardner
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Coril and Myers
R. 8. MacArthur
Lotus
Helen W. Lamson
A. J. Fairbanks
Bible
Dudley Street Baptist
Charles I. Page
Rey
James A. Francis
Los Angeles
Clarendon Street Church
Anienee Church OF the Advent
Mt. Vernon
Brimmer Streets
William Harman van Allen
T. D
D. C.L
Carpenter
Religious services in Boston churches lineup Sunday schedule
A consolidated list shows the Presbyterian First Reform, First Presbyterian, Salvation Army Cambridge, People’s Palace, Swedenborgian Church, and Unitarian King’s Chapel inviting worshippers. Details include pastors such as Rev W McKnight, Rev W M Tufts, Adjutant William Scott, and Rev James Reed, with service times from 10:30 to 11 a m and evening meetings, plus a summer joint service at King’s Chapel.
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First Free Baptist Church
Roxbury
Warren Street
Holborn Street
John Currie Percches
Edna Selfridge
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Church of the Common People
Gabriel Reid Maguire
G. S
Lutheran ST
Presbyterian First Reformed Presbyterian Congregation
Warren Ave
Brookline St
Boston
Salvation Army
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
William Scott
Central Square
Silver Band
Harold Gesner
Scott
People's Palace
Brookline
Washington Streets
Ww. S. Rendle
Palace Silver Bard
Swedenborgian Church OF the New Jerusalem
Bowdoin Street
State House
James Reed
H. Clinton Hay
William N. Worcester
New Church Theological School
Jericho Road
King's Chapel
Tremont
School Streets
Samuel R. Maxwell
Undenominational Bible Lecture and Spiritual Meetings
A local notice lists multiple spiritual and religious events for Sunday September 3 in Boston area venues. Topics include Love What Is It at Steinert Hall, Huguenots story lecture by Dr. MacArthur, railroad strike discussion, and various psychic and spiritualist services at churches and halls across Tremont Street, Pleasant Street, Longwood area including Cambridge and Malden.
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International Bible Students’ Association
Steinert Hall
Boylston Street
N.S
People's Temple
Columbus Avenue
Boston
Robert S. MacArthur
D. D
New York
St. Bartholomew's Day
MacArthur
Brenton H. Maccurdy
Fenton
MacLaren
Catharine Thompson
U and 8
THE
Angel Messenger Spiritual Society
Pleasant St
Malden
Deland
George Parks
Rose Robertson
Warren
A Spiritual Endeavor Society
Louise Hall
Adele CC. Williams
Evelings
First Science Bible Spiritual Church, Inc
Central Square
Cambridge
Rebecca G. Treadwell
Church OF Higher Spiritualism
Pearl Street
Somerville
Bolton
Newth
Harvey Redding
Huntington Avenue
Cirecle
Emma RR. Smith
Unity Camp
Saugus
Scollay Sq
Harmony Hall
Washington St
Lloyd, Griswold
Angus
Ericson
Frederick Pierce
Alpha Smarmgny Society, Inc
Broadway
Sonerville
Bemis
Huff and Hall
Stewart Hall
Tremont Ut
Spiritualist Union
Tremont Street
Florence Hatch Wed to George Duncklee at Dorchester Home
Miss Florence Hatch daughter of Mrs Catherine A Hatch of 108 Wrentham Dorchester and Albert George Duncklee were married at the bride’s mother's home last night The Rev Francis M Banfil assistant rector of All Saints Church Ashmont officiated the ceremony.
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Florence Hatch
Dorchester High School
Wrentham Street
Catherine A. Hatch
Dorchester
Francis M. Banfil
All Saints’ Church
Ashmont
Marriages Tieidemann Whipple and Wile Work
Grace Whipple marries Henry F. Tiedemann at Greenwich Connecticut in a ceremony conducted by Rev A B Moldenke. Katherine Eleanor Work daughter of Dr and Mrs James Anderson Work wed Dr Udo J Wile of Ann Arbor Michigan in Colorado Springs Colorado.
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Whipple
Grace
Henry F. Tiedemann
A. B. Moldenke
Greenwich
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Colorado Springs
Col
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James Anderson Work
Udo J. Wile
Ann Arbor
Mich
Deaths Within City and Nearby Areas Honor Many Names
Death notices list Aug 31 to Sept 1 passings including Dr Kendall L Achorn 83 at 687 Boylston St Framing a funeral Sept 3 Forest Hills. Other obits name Paula Arata and Gertrude Fallana Bagley with services in Somerville Boston Roxbury and South Boston. Funeral details include 52 Wilton St 45 Middle St 89 Forest Hills St 58 Yale St and 4 Smith St among others with Mass cards and St. Augustine Holy Trinity St Patrick still noted.
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Sumlay
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Sheawmint
Mass
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Washington St
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Cambridge
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Hunting St
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Gertrude A
John F
Della Sweeney
Thomas
Mery Walsh Iiee Crotty
Corey St
Reqquiem
St. Catherine's Church
Weir
Frank
Mary E. Weir
Oxford
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Ada M
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Brastow Ave
Death of Dr Kendall L Achorn Announced by Boston Society
The Boston Osteopathic Society mourns the death of fellow member Dr Kendall L Achorn. Funeral services will be held at Torestae Cemetery Chapel on Sunday September 5 at 3. Arthur M Lane MPresident and Earl Scamman Secretary announce the arrangements.
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Kendall L. Achorn
Torestae Cemetery
Arthur M. Lane
Earl Scamman
In memory of Mary Walsh and Mary Walsh Durgin
In memory of my dear mother Mary Walsh who died September 8 1915. Requiem mass for her repose Monday September 4 at 7 am Sacred Heart Church East Boston. Also loving memory of Ella B. Tae by wife Ellen T. Vian and family members.
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Melrose
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St. Mary's Church
Eawia B. Tae
Ellen T. Vian
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