Market Summary of Yesterday’s Across New York and Boston
Yesterday’s market totals show New York at 516,000 shares and Boston at 36,829 shares traded. U S Steel led New York activity with 94,000 shares. Alaska Gold topped Boston with 5,849 shares.
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New York
Boston
U. S. Steel
Alaska Gold
Or Foundry
U. S
Ahmeek
Old Colony R . A
European selling drags New York stocks as Mexican crisis looms
European selling caused a broad market decline in New York with anxious foreign markets and illness in Emperor Francis Joseph weighing on sentiment. Stocks opened down as London led, with heavy professional selling and a late rally fading toward close. Canadian Pacific and New Haven showed pronounced weakness amid Mexican trouble. bonds also fell amid active selling, with Panama and U S debt sags noted.
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New York
Francis Joseph Turope
London
Mexico
Canadian Pacific
Montreal
New Haven
Mexican Petroleum
Southern Pacific
Panama
U. S
Dividend Notices From 1914 Corporations Highlight Payouts
OMMON STOCK DIVIDEND of 50 cents per share declared by Island Creek Coal Company payable May 3, 1914 to holders of record April 23, 1914. Bellows Falls Power Company declares semiannual 2 cent dividend on preferred stock payable May 1, 1914 to record holders by April 20, 1914.
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OMMON
J Gulneen
Island Creek Coal
Batchelder
Bellows Falls Power Company
Bellows Falls Power Com
Wsg
Municipal Service Company Declares Stock Dividend and Record Date
Municipal Service Company declares a 6 percent stock dividend payable May 1 1914 to stockholders of record April 23 1914. Baker Aylng & Company transfer agents. Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company issues one percent dividend for the quarter ending March 31 1914 payable April 30 1914. Treasurer W Bibmon notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Terry
Municipal Service Ompany
Baker, Ayling & Company
Westinghouse Filectric & Manufacturing
Wom Ofthik Company
W. Bibmon
Local Market Sinks Under Heavy New York Influence
The Boston market followed New York with heavy trading and broad selling led by WA Smelting Granby and Amalgamated. New Haven and Steel common fell sharply with limited recovery while Smelters stayed vulnerable. Even with a 14 14 cent metal quote, outlook stayed disquieted as prices closed below last night.
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Boston
New York
Granby
Amalgamated
New Haven
Steel Common
London stock rout hits Canadian Pacific and major issues
London prices ahead of the open prompted heavy selling in New York. Canadian Pacific hit a new three year low as Mexican Petroleum fell five points and Amalgamated Reading and Union Pacific dropped two points or more. Steel common dipped to 57 8, then 60 1/2, a fresh movement low as the day closed near session lows with Canadian Pacific down 4 1/2 points from the prior close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Canadian Pacific
Mexican Petroleum
Amalgamated
Reading
Union Pacific
Railroad Stocks Dip Beneath Last June Levels
The 20 railroad stock average fell to 99.48, the lowest since the 1912 bear market, with 1907 panic levels in view. Industrial stocks at 77.52 show a 5.41 point rebound from June. Copper prices fall to 14 1 4 cents, while New York banks expect a small cash gain of about 1.6 million.
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Canadian Pacific
Lehigh Valley
Rock Island
London
New York
Gloucester Bond Sale and Various City Financing Bids
Gloucester sells 30000 dollar four percent water bonds due 1915 to 1944 to Spencer Trask. Baltimore bids asked for seven million dollars registered four percent stock by May 4. City loans include sewerage improvement, water, paying, annex, and conduit bonds with various redemption dates. United Electric seeks partial collateral trust bond purchases by May 5 with specified cash amounts. Utah Securities notes outstanding total 23100000 with 75 percent paid to date. Quincy invites bids by April 27 for a discount loan of 50000 dated April 28 due November 25, 1914.
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Baltimore
United Electric Securities Company
Quincy
Mass
Symphony Performs A New Work By Mozart In Boston
The Boston Symphony Orchestra led by Dr. Carl Muck presented Mozart’s Symphony in D major K 504 at the 23rd public rehearsal in Symphony Hall. The piece, rarely heard at the ensemble, showed a strong dramatic first movement with human warmth and suggests Don Giovanni in its emotional depth. Dr. Muck’s conducting captured its content and beauty.
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Dr. Muck
Peter Schlemil
Emil Nickolaus von Reznicek
Boston
Reznicek
Schiemil
Clarence Shirley
Schlemil
Strauss
Till Eulenspiegel
Nietzche
Mozart
Kochel
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Carl Muck
Symphony Hall
Dr. Mack
Colored Judge Terrell Confirmed in DC Senate
Washington April 24 The nomination of Robert H Terrell a Negro as municipal judge for the District of Columbia was confirmed by the Senate tonight The nomination had been held up for two months and opposed by Senators Vardaman and Smith of South Carolina and other Southerners Tonight urging confirmation senators declined to pass Terrells name and a vote was forced.
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Washington
Robert H. Terrell
District of Columbia
Senate
Vardaman, Smith
South Carolina
Terrell
Economic Signs Mixed in Early Spring Trade
R G Dun and Co reports no major disruption from the Mexican situation with temporary market unsettlements. Mercantile conditions remain mixed as spring progress is slowed, dry goods purchases cautious, while consumption remains strong. Boston retailers report footwear briskness due to seasonable weather and leather gains. iron and steel output falls to about 65 percent capacity. U S failures total 333 this year versus 307 last year, Canada 40 versus 46.
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Boston
United States
Canada
Ore Vein Width and Copper Showings at Arizona Commercial
The 18th level vein is now shown to be 17 feet wide with indications it may reach 20 feet. The last blast in crosscut exposed ore averaging 6.9 percent copper, better than the 12th level ahead. Two carloads of ore shipped from the 18th level. water out of the 12th level enabling quick resumption. Superintendent Boyd calls 18th level developments very encouraging.
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Arizona Commercial
Boyd
Relief Fund for Newfoundland Seaters Reaches 2681
Last night officials announced the widows and orphans relief fund for Newfoundland seaters had totaled 2681 dollars. Treasurers Frederick W. Mansfield of the State House Boston and Joseph H. ONeil of the Federal Trust Company Boston reported subscriptions yesterday totaling 240 dollars 60 cents.
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Newfoundland
Frederick W. Mansfield
State House
Boston
Joseph H. O'Neil
Federal Trust Company
Bradstreet's Review Signals Conservatism In Trade And Manufacturing
Bradstreet's forecast notes backward business in wholesale and manufacturing due to conservative ordering. Silk and woolen branches report strength, cotton wash fabrics show activity, staple cottons and yarns quiet. Silk irregularities persist with ribbons ahead of broad goods for next season. woolen dresses and men’s wear mills stay active though with uncertain new business. Re-orders for heavy weight season push higher prices from increased raw wool costs.
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New York
Bradstreet’s
Trade and production trends in early 20th century iron and steel
Credit for the week shows bank clearings totaling 3 586 195 000 dollars up 14 2 percent from 1913. Pig iron and finished steel markets remain dull with output at reduced capacity and prices unstable, while exports of wheat and flour reach 2 764 910 bushels and 38 604 bushels of corn. Trade with Canada is quiet as navigation awaits opening and northern regions expect dullness until spring seeding.
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New York
Canada
Indiana's Oldest Man Dies at 105 Years
Joseph Laskowski aged 105 years, the oldest man in Indiana, died today after a brief illness in South Bend. He farmed near Crumstown, was born in Posen Poland on March 1 1809, and fought in three wars before emigrating to South Bend in 1859.
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South Bend
Ind
Joseph Laskowski
Indiana
Crumstown
Posen
Poland
Europe
Many Boston Churches Announce Easter Week Services
A dense list of congregations across Tremont Temple area schedules sermons and events. Highlights include Adventist teachings at Tremont Temple, Ruggles Street Baptist with daily services, Clarendon Street Baptist preaching on sacred themes, and Advent Church programs at Mt. Vernon and Brimmer. Local Episcopal, Lutheran, Methodist, and Unitarian churches also publish morning and evening services, special music, and Sunday schools.
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Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Ruggles St
Tremont
John S. Blair
Bible School
Brotherhood
T. H. Raymond
Cambridge
James A. Francis
Clarendon Street
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Corner West Canton St
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Herbert S. Johnson
D. D
Frederick S. Heath
Scenic Temple
Warren Ave
Cor
Berkeley St
Heath
Robert Lister
Isabel Melville
Pilgrim
Guy Mitchell
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
New England
Cortland Myers
Lotus
Mme
Wilhelmina Wright Calvert
Temple
J. Fairbanks
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Clarendon and
Montgomery Sts
John W. Blair
Uplands
Mr. Blair
E. N. C. Barnes
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Claren Flon Street
Auster Kennedy de Blois
Commonwealth
Holy City
Centre Street
Baptist Church
Mozart and
Centre Streets
Jamaica Plain
GC. W. Hidden
Hugh A Heath
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Fulton
Thomas
Congregational
Park Street
Park and Tremont Streets
A. Z. Conrad
Conrad
Ariel
Grant Drake
ST. Paul's Cathedral
F. J. Walton
George Hodges
Malcolm
Taylor
Everett
Rederic G. Budlong
Winnetka
St. Iail
St. James
Henry P. Bull
Church OF the Advent
Mt. Vernon and
Brimmer
William Harman van Allen
T. D
Father Nattress
Father Cabot
Emmanuel Church
Newbury Street
Elwood Worcester
Frederick B. Allen
Ralph Bray
ST. Ann’s Church
East Cottage Street
Dudley
A. George E. Jenner
ST. Stephen’s Church
Florence Street
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Temple St
Rear State House
P. Ifiller
Creation era spiritual meetings fill Boston venues
A long list of religious programs across Boston on Sunday April 26 includes Pastor Russell’s photo drama at the Boste Theatre, patriotic and Bible study events at People's Temple and Steinert Hall, Catholic and New Thought services, and multiple Spiritualist gatherings with noted speakers like Fanny Allyn and Lyman Weeks.
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Boste
People’s Temple
Berkeley Street
Columbus Avenue
International Bible Student's’ Association
Steinert Hall
Boylston St
Catholic Christian Mission
W. Concord St
Lyman H. Johnson
NEW Thought Forum
Hale
Lyman Jr. Weeks
First New Thought Society OF Boston
Chauncy Hall
Lynn Association OF Spiritualista
Cadet Hall
Market Street
Fanny Allyn
Ceums
Lyceum
Ida Newcomb
Melrose
C. Fanny Allyn
Boston
Scoellay Square
Unity Church
Jordan Hall
Huntington Avenue
Gainsboro Street
F. A. Wiggin
First Science Bible Spiritual Church (Inc
Washington Hall
Massachusetts Ave
Cambridge
Rebecca G. Treadwell
Louise D. Francis
Osburn
Gale
Adele C. Williams
Tremont St
Harmony
HALL
Washington St
N. P. Smith
Charles Harwood
McKenna
Sarah Thompson
Whittier
Armstrong
Jollimore
Dupree
Spiritual Endeavor Society
Louise Hall
Pleasant St
Malden
Richmond
Harvey Redding
Public
Spiritual Alliance Church
Lucy Akerman Johnson
Dwight Hall
Co-Operative Spiritual Society
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