Inquiries to Boston Post Financial Editor Policy
The Boston Post announces a Monday column answering inquiries on listed and unlisted stocks and bonds of New England industrial, public utility, bank, and mill companies. It states impartial data only and warns it does not guarantee accuracy or give market predictions. Address inquiries to the Financial Editor in Boston Mass.
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Boston Post
New England
Post
Inquirer
Boston
Mass
Giroux
D.M. Cart Boston
Consolidated Coppermines Co
Consolidated Coppermines
Chainman Co
Butte & Ely Co
Coppermines Co
Consolidated Co
Machusetts
Harriet M. Richardson
Lyman W. Griswold
Greenfield
Franklin
Suffolk
Robert Grant
Esquire
John Rk, Nichols
City OF
WM. Killion & Sons CO
Hamilton Corliss
Harrison Square
American Can Company investment outlook in 1910s context
The American Can Company formed by merging leading tin can makers controls about 50 of U.S. output. Preferred stock carries 7 percent but has accrued back dividends paid by issuing new bonds. earnings have run about 8 percent on average, suggesting reasonably secure preferred and fair speculative common stock. The note also discusses American Car & Foundry with similar commentary on safety, profits, and dividends.
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American Can Company
Old Orchard
IML
Mic
American Car & Foundry
Boston
E. G. H. Answer
Combine
Niike
Steel Corporation
W. R. Kittery
International Steam Pump Company
Guanajuato Consolidated Mining Company
Carmen Guanajuato Gold Mining Company
New York
W. B. Boston
Guanajuato Consolidated Mining & Milling Company
Boston Stock Exchange
Guanajuato
Mexico
Market Review and Outlook Signals Fresh Bull Move
Prices rose to the highest averages since the June 11 recovery, with rails and industrials reaching new highs late last week. The upturn is driven largely by Union Pacific and copper strength, while many investment issues lag. Banking reserves remain weak, needing 15 percent to sustain recovery.
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Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Amalgamated
Steel Common
Canadian Pacific
Reading
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Baltimore & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
American Sugar
Mexico
Bank of England
France
Germany
Balkan
Dividend Notice for American Woolen Company
The Fifty Eighth Quarterly Dividend on the Preferred Capital Block is 1 percent with record date Sept 24 1918 and payment due Oct 30 1918. Transfer books close at close of business Sept 24 1915 and reopen Oct 7 1918. mailed by Guaranty of New York. WM H Dwelly Jr Treasurer. Tom Masc Sept 18 1946.
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American Woolen Company
Guaranty of
New York
WM. H, Dwelly, JR
Tom
Moline Plow Company preferred stock seen as solid
The Moline Plow Company formed in 1865 and reorganized in 1913 with 21 million dollars in capital. First preferred stock at 7 percent appears well secured given assets and earnings, with high net tangible assets and favorable coverage likely to support dividends in prosperity.
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Moline Plow Company
F. M
Mt. Holyoke
Mass
Isle Royale Copper Outlook Amid Labor Strikes and Turnaround
Report notes Isle Royale Copper's 1911 surplus of 187 977 and cash 557 744 despite prior deficits. The property, now under Calumet & Hecla, faced labor strife and poor showing this year but has history of improving rock and copper costs. Dividend paid earlier, next likely after strike settlement.
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Isle Royale
Boston
Lake Superior
Bigelow- Hyams
Calumet & Hecla Group
Lake Group
New Jersey
Michigan
Lake Copper Company
Calumet
Rock
Three Fishing Schooners At Wharf With Heavy Ground Fish
Three fishing schooners arrived at the wharf carrying large ground fish hauls. The Ruth 30000 pounds the E C Hussey 34000 pounds and the Progress 35000 pounds were noted as the area was quiet. The motor boat crackdown continued off Thompson Island with Captain Thatcher piloting the Winnisimmet and guardsmen present.
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Ruth
E. C. Hussey
Thompson's Island
Thatcher
Charles R. Tucker
Customs Guards
Pond
Munnewell
Mediterranean
Shipping News Arrivals and Towing Fabric for Ports
A dated list of vessels arriving and loading from multiple ports including Havana, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and Norfolk. The report details steamers, tugs, schooners, barges towed to Newburyport and Philadelphia, with several ships named and operators noted.
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Fesparza
Lamon
C. R
Quar
Beatrice
Saransen
Port Morant
Kingston
Jam
Prince Arthur
Kinney
Yarmouth
Boston
Landers
N.S
Cobb
Allan
St. John
N. B
Wolf
Cox
New York
Havana
City of Atlanta
Diehl
Savannah
Ontario
Bond
Norfolk
Quantico
Thacher
Philadelphia
Bunker Hit
O'Donnell
H.F. Dimock
Crowell
Camden
Brown
Bangor
Bay State
Strout
Portland
City of Gloucester
Linneken
Gloucester
Cape Ann
Godfrey
Daniel Willard
Nelson
Edgewater
Albany
Oakland
Tacony
Wallace
Devon
Port Reading
Famaqua
Elizabethport
Cessport
Newburyport
Watuppa
Wheldon
Sharon
Easton
Catawissa
Selner
Bear Ridge
Manatawney
Kennebec
Fuller Palmer
Clark
Led
North Star
Governor Dingley
Newport News
Edison Light
Sewall’s Point
Bunker Hill
Towgs Catawiena
Manntawney
Parker's Wlats
Temple
Hackensack
Weehawken
Riverside
Lilley Fails to Win Place at Moose Day Meet
Tom Lilley of North Dorchester A A failed to place in Rocky Point Moose Day athletics. Eugene Gillran Worcester won high jump with 6 ft 2 1 2 in. Charles Finneran St Ann's Worcester won the three-quarter mile in 1 59 58. Joseph Phelan North Dorchester A A won 44 yard dash in 5 3 58. James Maloney St Stephen's Worcester won two mile in 10 4. Second place finishers included John Horrigan North Dorchester A A and H Edward McNeilly North Dorchester A A.
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Albert North
Boston I
Charles F. Finneran
St. Ann's
Worcester
John Horrigan
North Dorchester
A. A
H Edward McNeilly
Joseph Phelan
North Dorchester A. A
Leo G. Crowley
Providence
C. DeSaulniers
James HH. Maloney
St. Stephen's
Frank J. Wiggine
Jack BH
C. Clark
Technical High School
Masters Control
George Davis of the Tigers credits his recent success to finally mastering control, according to Jennings.
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George Davis
The
Tigers
Jennings
Births Marriages Deaths Notices Fill Local Column
A dense birth marriage and death notice listing runs through many names with dates and service details. It notes services at various churches and chapels, funeral times, and interment locations for numerous families across Chelsea Boston Roxbury and surrounding areas. The column outlines payment, submission options and repeats the standard notices for residents with dates in September.
Ford Times shows largest group photo of Ford workers
The Ford Times publishes a massive pose of 12 000 workers from Ford factories among 16 000 employed. A White Company display in Boston features a combined hearse and undertaker wagon for George W. Osborn of Waltham and an estate wagon for H B Converse of Marion. The hearse has electric starter and lights. Converse’s wagon serves estate work and shuttle visitors to the depot. The New York Electrical Vehicle Association organizes the electric vehicle section for the upcoming Grand Central Palace show Oct 15 to 22. The Mitchell Lewis Motor Company of Tacoma has restructured with H L McLaren as president after bankers’ influence waned.
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Ford Times
Ford
White Company
Boston
George W. Osborn
Waltham
H. BE. Converas
Marion
Commonwealth Avenue
Converse
New York
Grand Central Palace
New York Electrical Vehicle Association
Chicago
Mitchell-Lewis Motor Company
Tacine
Wis
H. L. McLaren
Joseph Winterbotham, Jr
Bankers’ Representative
William Mitchell Lewis
Crawford Posts Forfeit For World Trip With Giants
Sam Crawford, Detroit outfielder, has posted his forfeit money to accompany the Chicago White Sox on their trip around the world with the New York Giants this fall.
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Sam Crawford
Detroit
Chicago White
New York Giants
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