Price recession is quite general in market decline
Colorado Fuel & Iron remains a strong issue while General Motors recovers part of its earlier drop. Bethlehem Steel shares fall for common stock as preferred advances. Nipissing, New Idria and Ventura show prominent movement in Boston trading.
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Colorado Fuel & Iron
General Motors
Bethlehem Steel
Nipissing
New Idria
Ventura
Boston
Colorado
Russia
Crucible Steel
Allis- Chalmers
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Company
Mr. Schwab
Market Gains and Losses Highlighted in New York and Boston
Yesterday's market totals show New York sales at 464,500 and Boston at 21,947 shares. Beth. Steel preferred rose 11 to 169 as greatest gain in New York list while Butte & Superior slid 674 to 5914 ex-div. In Boston Rutland preferred climbed 254 to 2054 with Butte & Superior dropping 67% to 59% ex-div. Total year to date shares rise in New York to 102,708,700 and Boston to 7,956,426, compared with last year’s 46,500,900 and 3,268,807 respectively.
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New York
Boston
Colorado Fuel
Nipissing
Beth. Steel
Pfd
Butte & Superior
Rutland
Crucible Steel
Dss&a
Erie
G'drich B F Co
Beauty
Nor
Nor Cre
H'M Ex Co
el& P Pf
Ins Cop Co
Inter Conseneence
Inter Con Pf
Inter-Met
Agr Corp
Agr Corp Oy
Lehigh Valley
Island
Louis Nash
Maxwell Mot
Mex Pet Co Lt
Miami Copper
Mo Pac
MK T Pl. Gl
Mont Power Co
Cloak & Suit
Nat B
Nat Lead
Nevada
NY Air Brake
Nc& SL Seenee
Ne Ape
Pitts Coal
Ry St
Sears-Ree
Studebaker
U S Steel
Utah Copper
Virirc
West Union
Atlanta
Butte& NY
Calumet
Fortuna
Fuller
Gold Lake
Goldfield
Majestic
Miami
Utah
Aw E Renee
Boston Reserve Bank
PeTeree
Treasury
Een Rereeenne "Sub-Treasury
Market News Narrow Gains After Mixed Stock Session
New York market traders saw tentative activity with broadening volume and many war shares dropping. U S Steel led declines, closing at 74 1 2 while Bethlehem and Crucible fell. Colorado Fuel surged to 62 5 8 on wartime contract strength. Bonds were irregular and foreign exchange rose with London gold shipments noted.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Crucible Steel
General Motors
Westinghouse
Allis-Chalmers
American Locomotive
Colorado Fuel and Tron
Colorado
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Rock Island
London
Bank of England
Davis Daly Copper Co Stock to Be Sold for Delinquent Assessments
The stockholders who have not paid a total fifty cent assessment due in two installments on June 1 and October 15, 1914 will face public auction on September 29, 1915 at noon. Auction held at Francis Henshaw & Co Boston. Delinquent payers may settle with interest at 6 percent from January 1, 1915 at Federal Trust Co by Sept 28, 1915.
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Davis-Daly Copper CO
Davis- Daly Copper Company
Francis Henshaw & Co
Milk Street
Boston
Mass
Federal Trust Co
Devonshire Street
Co. G. Schirmer
Boston Market Shifts As Nipissing Leads Stocks Advance
Boston market notes ex-dividend moves as Butte & Superior slips to 59 1 2 and Nipissing climbs to 7 amid optimism over silver demand and a fresh ore find. New Idria quicksilver gains on higher earnings prospects while Ventura surges on refinery shipments and gasoline output. Sugar firms face losses from beet sugar price drops compressing refining margins.
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Boston
New York
Butte & Superior
American Zinc
Greene-Cananea
New York Exchange
Nipissing
Europe
Idria Quicksilver
Ventura
Boston Stock Prices Reported on the Boston Stock Exchange
The article lists high low and last prices of securities on the Boston Stock Exchange for the day, with comparisons to the previous close. It begins with a BONDS section and proceeds to other security categories.
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Boston
Boston Stock Exchange
110 Per Cent Dividend for General Motors
General Motors may have declared a 110 percent dividend mix including 100 percent stock, $10 cash, and an 8 percent regular dividend on the increased stock. The market busies with loans, earnings, and reorganization prospects as investors weigh the company’s finances.
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General Motors
New England Co Deficit Report Includes Bellows Falls Power
The consolidated earnings statement for New England Company includes Bellows Falls Power Company figures for April through August 1915, but these amounts are not present in the eight months ending August 31, 1914 statement of earnings.
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New England Company
Bellows Falls Power Company
Eee
Gerry Streeeer
Bellows Falls Powerompany
Bianco
Maiatice
Reese
Braves Field Bond Issue Details and Terms
Millett Roe Hagen finance a new 600000 first mortgage 6 percent bond issue secured by Braves Field at Allston. The Commonwealth Realty Trust owns and leases the property to the Boston National League Baseball Club for 31 years from March 1, 1915. Rent funds bond interest principal taxes insurance and other charges with full repayment before lease expiry. The issue matures in series from March 1, 1917 to 1946.
Copper Holds Firm Amid Market Uncertainty and Strike Tensions
Copper stays firm though activity lags as Arizona strike tensions loom. Prices show gains with large producers selling at 18c for sized lots and secondary markets listing electrolytic and casting between 16 5 8c and 18c. Zinc ore and lead markets hold steady while other metals feature mixed New York quotes and iron prices for 1915 and early 1916 deliveries.
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Arizona
Joplin
Trust
New York
Boston
Northern Iron
Southern
Birmingham
Virginia Iron
Financial notes record trusted moves and copper output
Edward B. Sanderson becomes trustee of the Boston Suburban Electric Companies replacing the late Charles H. Moulton. Ivan M. Taylor’s Boston Stock Exchange seat is listed for transfer to Arthur C. Wise for about 15000 dollars. Miami copper production rose in August to 4 038 348 pounds from July and June with August costs near 8.266 cents per pound.
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Edward B. Sanderson
Waltham Trust Company
Boston Suburban Electric Companies
Charles H. Moulton
Boston Stock Exchange
Ivan M. Taylor
Arthur C. Wise
Millett, Roe & Hagen
Miami
New York Bond Exchange Report Shows Varied Transactions
Trading on the New York Bond Exchange reflected wide activity with numerous issues including Alaska Mines, Erie cvt 4s and Penn con 4s among others. Total sales reached 2.27 million dollars. weekly and year comparisons show declines and shifts in demand across multiple issuers and debt types.
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Alaska G Mines
Erie
CCC & St
Norf & W
Snelling
Peartie T&t
T&t
Penn Con
Vies Ot Veet
East
Manadj
Groundfish Prices Steady at Boston Piers Despite Mixed Arrivals
Fresh groundfish prices held steady at the Boston piers as seven trips brought groundfish to the new fish pier and two vessels delivered swordfish. Italian boats reported about 5000 small fresh mackerel to T wharf, with haddock at 3 cents and various cod and hake prices listed. The report notes notable vessel traffic and a collision near Meridian street bridge involving the John A Beckerman, plus arrivals and sailings of multiple steamers and cargoes, including horses to Liverpool and a sizable consignment to Cuba aboard Lasparta.
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T Wharf
Haddock
New Fish
Hake
R. Brown
Mary
Somerville
T. Brundage
Green’s
Chelsea
Atlantic Works
Boston
John A. Beckerman
Meridian Street
Etonian
Leyland Line
Liverpool
el Mar
Here
Galveston
Southern Pacific Company
Pacific Coast
Bond
Ontario
Decker
Bunker Hill
Warren Line
Halifax
Charleston
Macbeth
Cuba
United Fruit
Lasparta
Long Wharf
New York
Mains
Czar Grants Amnesty to Political Prisoners
The Gazetta del Popolo reports a Petrograd despatch saying Emperor Nicholas grants amnesty to all political prisoners, with more than 100000 persons affected. The notice comes from Turin via Paris with the time stamp 5 15 a m on September 16.
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Italy
Paris
Gazetta del Popolo
Petrograd
Nicholas
Russia Calls Reserves of Territorial Army
Imperial ukase issued today calls to the colors the reserves of the territorial army. The Senate is instructed to determine ages numbers and districts from which the reserves shall be drawn.
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Petrograd
London
Territorial Army
Edwin Forrest Club Outing at Nashua
The Edwin Forrest Club an Elks organization from New England held its annual outing at Nashua New Hampshire on the fair grounds. Colonel Charles Pfaff vice president was guest and will become president on the club anniversary. Mayor Curley of Boston was expected but unavailable due to city duties.
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Edwin Forrest
New England
Fair Grounds
Nashua
N. H
Charles Pfaff
Curley
Boston
Shipping News: Steamers Arrive and Sail for Multiple Ports
Shipping news lists numerous steamers and tugs arriving at ports Eastport Portland and others. Vessels include Joseph W Fordney Smith Arch angel Russia Prince Arthur Kinney Yarmouth Calvin Austin and more with towing barges Enterprise Pocopson and George R Stetson. Sailed vessels include Wadsworth Sachem Esparta Ciboa Indrasamha Prince George Yar mouth Governor Cobb Nantucket Norfolk Grecian Bunker Hill El Mar Carolyn Mohawk Machiasport and others bound for Namasket Searsport Maurice River Augusta and Newburyport.
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Kinney
Yarmouth
Calvin Austin
Mitchell
St. John
Eastport
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Falveston
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Ransom B. Fuller
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Tamanend
F. C. Hersey
Hopkins
Lynn
Oak Hill
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George R. Stetson
Newburyport
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Georges Creek
Brooks
Marguerite
Geyer
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Wadsworth
Newport
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Namasket
Rahn
Searsport
May
Calvin
Elizabeth
Maurice River
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Hazel del
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Ae Y. McFarland
Metinic
Rocknd
Governor Set to Approve Boston Dry Dock Contract
Governor Walsh will approve the $3,000,000 Boston dry dock contract after a private hearing with labor leaders. The decision includes changes to ensure compliance with Massachusetts labor laws and to end the lengthy controversy.
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Walsh
Boston
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