Steel Leads Bullish March Staples in Historic Market Day
Stocks rose in New York and Boston with Steel common the most active issue in both cities. Total sales for the year show New York at 53,660,300 shares and Boston at 3,291,688 shares. gains and losses highlight Kresge Co and Ill Central in New York and Steel common and Atchison on the Boston list. Money rates edged higher, with call and time money advancing in both markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Steel Common
Kresge Co
Ill
Central
Atchison Commen
Salewack Sey
Time Money
Globe Corporation
Spain
Pychanges
Treasury Credit
Sub
Treasury Opera
Sterli
Commercial
Ewes O
Prpatieg
Cnsinater
Dow
New York Market Surges Late on Strength in Steel Shares
After hours of mixed moves, the New York market finished strong led by United States Steel as large buys appeared from influential sources. Canadian Pacific Union Pacific St. Paul and Grangers advanced on rains in the Midwest, while Southern Pacific lagged amid subscription news. Total par value of bonds traded was $1,250,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel
Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Middle West
Southern Pacific
London
See ACTUAL Prices Quoted in the Only Market
In Saturdays issue of the New York Commercial the paper quotes actual prices for the most important securities. The listing covers key market securities and reflects the latest price data compiled for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Commercial
Local Market Opens Firm as Steel, Copper Leads Trading
Boston August 11 reports a generally firm market with slight pullbacks. Steel common, Butte & Superior, Amalgamated and North Butte dominated activity totaling 15,241 shares. Steel rose on New York influence to around 63 3/8, Amalgamated gained to 72 5/8, and North Butte advanced from 27 3/4 to 28 3/8 as New Haven rights eyed in the miscellaneous list. Trading ended with a notably active session and a very firm tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Steel Common
Butte & Superior
Amalgamated
North Butte
New York
New Haven
Pond Creek
West T & T
Alloues
Agen
Ted Ted
East Butte
Island Creek
Kerr Lake
la Salle
New Eng
Ny&n i
Ny&n
Old Colony M
Old Dominion
Osceola
Pullman Co É
Rutland Planta Fe Ee
Shannon
Shattuck-Aziz
South
Utah
Superior Cop
UN Smelt Ee
U S Steel
Glle
Steel
Utah Ie
West End Pi
Wolverine
Boston curb trading shows limited activity and few notable issues
Moderate curb activity features Bay State Gas moving 2795 shares and its Reserve with 1336 shares. Bay State Gas traded 19 to 20 cents while Crown Reserve opened at 24 and closed at 14 after a daily high of 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay State Gas
Crown Reserve
Boston Ely A
Butte Central
Butte & London
Calaveras Ay
Davis Daly
First National
Lion Hill
Majestic
Mass Ortevigad
Ars
Douglas
Renee St
Stewart
Uaioe Vipoaree Sigel Hs
Calendar for Today Dividends Payable and Meetings
Dividends payable include Hollinger Gold Mines 8 percent x-d 8-4 and Mechanics & Metals National Bank 3 percent. Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul common 2 14% ex dividend 9-2 and preferred 8 1/2% ex 9-2. Portland By Light & Power 14 4 percent ex 9-2. Tennessee By Light & Power preferred 14 9% ex 9-2. Books close for CM & SP mtg, open for Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric. Meetings set for Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric preferred stockholders. books do not close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollinger Gold Mines, Ltd
Mechanics & Metals National Bank
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Portland
Light & Power
Tennessee
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric
Dividends Declared By United Dry Goods and Union Pacific
United Dry Goods Co declares a regular quarterly dividend of 3 percent on preferred stock payable Sept 2 to holders of record. Union Pacific declares a regular quarterly dividend of 2 cents per share on common stock and a regular semiannual of 2 percent on preferred stock payable Oct 1 to stockholders of record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Dry Goods Co
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Stockholders May Subscribe to Southern Pacific Shares
Announcement states Union Pacific stockholders may subscribe to Southern Pacific shares at 892 a share with accrued dividends since 1918. Subscription ends Sept 2 with payment due in full or by stockholders option, 25 per share plus balance plus 6 percent interest before Sept 2 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Company
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Southern Pacific
Alaska Gold Developments shows strong progress on mines plans
D C Jackling of Alaska Gold Developments reports that the Alaska Gold Mines properties are ahead of schedule. The Sheep Creek tunnel 9000 feet long should be finished by January and the main shaft work is ready for equipment. Year‑round operation is expected with connections between tunnels and a dam nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Jackling
Alaska Gold
Alaska Gold Mines
Sheep Creek
Alexander
Alexander Tunnel
Alaska
Salmon Creek
Railroad earnings rise 10 percent in first six months
Commercial and Financial Chronicle reports railroads earned 1,470,556,113 dollars in the first six months of 1915, up 136,097,376 dollars or 10 percent from the same period in 1912. Detailed yearly figures show steady growth back to 1897 and a sharp rise in 1908 and 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Surprising Showing by Wabash Pittsburg Terminal
The New York Evening Post notes a 300 percent year over year rise in June net earnings for the Wabash Pittsburg Terminal from 2354 to 8756 dollars. A separate item outlines Santa Ysabel property facing foreclosure with plans for sale and possible stockholder dividends or assessments depending on reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Pittsburg
New York Evening Post
Wabash Pittsburg
Bond Market Steady As Government Bonds End Week Flat
United States government bonds closed steady with New York city 4s of 1968 advancing, Brooklyn Rapid Transit 4s and Interborough Metropolitan 4 44s holding firm, and Wabash Pittsburg Terminal firsts in some demand as trading wrapped up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York City
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Interborough Metropolitan
Wabash- Pittsburg
Fragments of 1963 price receipts and bond listings
Disjointed OCR shows bond and receipts data from New York area issuers. Mentions NYC, NJ, Baltimore, Erie, Southern Ry, Union Pac, and various 4s and 5s issue notes with yields and payments. Concludes with monetary totals: latest sale $1,276,000. week $592,000. year $2,50 a year ago. year-to-date $327,689,000 versus $474,827,000 prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyc
Pee G & Co
Pistil
Ee Nyc
Hivarlinee
Erie
Bnt Ie Ky
Fort Wé
Stl& SF
Tal Ives
Tobacco
Cotts
Eee Oom Buys
At&s Fert
Gan An & A P
Eis
Seab Air Ls
Balt & Op
Pee Nee Ae Nth Rapid Taha
Pacific
Raha Lin
Breseh Bee
S& Mas Ptee
Southern Ry
Lake S
Texas Co
Liggett & Mw Wail Riese
Paris
Eae
Cal Ges
Elec
Bee Toys
Stered Salen
Des &O
Stlim
Mar
Undergd
Elect of
Mob
London
Union Pac
Aga
Mil& St P Gui
Drain Y Gee Blm F
Mil& St P
Nynh&hove
Becebes
Gaeres
Wabash 2d
Milé& St
C&pwdig
Isa Bas
Spart & N
Telph
W& Bos
Ligrenia
North Pacific
Gia
BeeRee
Io Bop
Wabep
del & Hudert
Po & Rome
Receivers Appointed for Oxford Linen Mills
A. G. Buttrick and F. E. Drury were named receivers for Oxford Linen Mills. Crown Reserve Company of Cobalt votes to omit the 8 percent dividend while maintaining the 2 percent monthly disbursement. Arizona Commercial sees sulphide ore at the 400 level with high copper value prompting immediate exploratory work. Nevada Utah Mines & Smelters reorganization becomes operative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Buttrick
F. E. Drury
Oxford Linen Mills
Crown Reserve Company of Cobalt
Arizona
Nevada
Utah Mines & Smelters Corporation
Bond Market Notes and Local Loans in Massachusetts and California
Northampton bids sought for 60 000 4 1 2 percent school bonds dated Aug 1 1913. Essex County awards a 200 000 loan due Dec 5 1913 to F Moseley Co with Cape Ann National Bank among bidders. Pacific Gas & Electric sells 4 5 million of 6 percent notes funding a 7 million issue due for Sept 10. notes secured by a 5 million general lien and 3 200 000 mortgage bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
York
Inc
New York
Northampton
Mass
Essex County
5. F. Moseley & Co
Cape Ann National Bank
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
A Different Husband and a Curious Conversation
Mrs Flubdub teases about her husband’s evening constitutional while Mrs Guzzler insists her husband keeps it in the house in a light exchange. The dialogue captures a humorous domestic contrast.
Mayor and Council Spar Over City Finances
Mayor Fitzgerald and the City Council clashed again over public improvements and appropriations. The Mayor sent a sharp letter scoring council members, while the council snubbed him by refusing an invited meeting to discuss city finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Council Clashes as Mayor Vetoes Street Plan Again
Council rejects Mayor’s vetoed $499 000 street widening order amid a funding dispute over debt limits. Ballantyne accuses mayor of breaking faith as hearings and loans debate precede final approval. City expands water mains and auto fire apparatus following a Dorchester fire scare.
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Ballantyne
Roxbury
Dorchester
Public Works
Rourke
Cole
Parker Hill
Beacon’ Hill
Brighton
West Roxbury
Fresh fish trade and whale sighting near Boston harbor
Water fronts report plentiful varieties at the wharf with prices near normal. Shipments include ground fish, mackerel, and swordfish from multiple schooners and vessels. Captain Towell notes a whale school near Boston bay as Limon docks with bananas and fruit, while Chimu arrives after a lengthy voyage from Callao.
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T Wharf
Julietta
Priscilla
A. Willard
Terra Nova
Water Witch
Rob Roy
Monarch
Haddock
Pal- Haddock
Cod
Hake
Jeannette
F. Mesquite
Ae KF. V. Syliva
E. de Costa
Saes A
W. Morse
Towell
Frutt
Limon
Port Limon
Boston Bay
Brighton
Guatemala
Chimu
Callao
Frights and Funerals Across Boston Area
Death notices and funeral details from Aug. 8 to Aug. 19 list residents and relatives in Boston and nearby towns. Obituaries cover ages from 1 to 61 with services in Dorchester Roxbury Everett Melrose Weymouth and Winthrop among others. Interments at Milford Scituate Holy Cross and St. Patrick's noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
Bogue
Boston
Tohn W
Mary Bogue
Anderson
Alfred G. Ochs
Dudley Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Harrison Ave
New York
Missouri
Brewer
Frank H. Brewer
W. H. Graham
Washington St
Brogan
Charlestown
Jane
James Brogan
O'Donnell
John Lynn
Salem St
St. Mary’s Church
Mt. Benedict
Carr
Roxbury
John Carr
Ejim Hill Ave
Coghlan
William J. Coghlan
M. J. Welly
Maverick Sq
Coleman
North Weymouth
James HH. Coleman
Patrick
Bridget Coleman
Quincy Council
Quincy Lodge
Crocker
Winthrop
Charles E. Crocker
St Lewis Ave
C. D. Washburn
Springfield
Curran
Martin S
Michael and
Mary Curran
K St
Gate of Heaven Church
Drown
Orianna
M. EB
Flynn
Everett
John
Julia A. Flynn
Boston St
Holy Cross Cemetery
Co. F
Tenth
N. H. Infantry
Frederickson
Dorchester
Selman A. Frederickson
John FE. Engdahl
Shafer St
Garland
West Newfield
Daniel S. Garland
Melrose Highlands
M. Karwoczi
Mary Karwoczi
John Karwoczi
Robert Garaham
Ziegler St
St. Patrick's Church
Kelley
William D. Kelley
Annie J. Kelley
Regent Dt
St. Joseph's Church
Circuit St
Old Dorchester
Kelly
Joseph R
Bunker Hill Lodge
Brotherhood of R. R. T
Internental Relief Association
Nova Scotia
Morse
Sarah
Arthur (. Morse
Pico Ave
Church of
St. John the Evangelist
Winthrop Centre Station
Philadelphia
Munn
Needham
Grace S
Maple St
Dover
Noonan
Chelsea
Mary Noonan
Patrick Noonan
Tnee Dolan
Daniel Moran
Pembroke St
St. Rose Church
Pearsons
Somerville
Bella M
Ernest I
Barton St
Shine
Alliston
Mary Shine
Burns
Aldie St
Anthony
New Bedford
St. James’ Catholi
Chilean vessel sails with nitrate copper ore and walnuts
The ship tied up at Mystic wharf after calling at 20 ports delivering 4000 tons of nitrate and copper ore for New York along with a large walnut shipment. Other items include a perilous derelict sighting report, a stranded schooner crew change, a damaged fruit steamer, a sailor’s eye injury, a dockside horse accident, and the revenue cutter Winnisimmet undergoing brief repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Mystic
New York
Hiscoe
Leyland
Liverpool
Palermo
Boston
Naples
Parana
Pollock Rip Shoals
Yarmouth
Prince Arthur
Santa Marta
Colombo
Joseph Lubee
Albert D. Willard
T Wharf
Lubee
S. B. Willey & Sons Company
Long
Long Wharf
Boston Caledonian Club Announces Clansman Death
The Boston Caledonian Club informs members of the death of Clansman John L. Williamson and invites attendance at funeral services at Waterman’s Chapel 2826 Washington St Roxbury on Wednesday August 18 at 2 p m Interment will follow at Forest Hills Cemetery James Urquhart Chief Thomas Bell Fourth Chieftain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Williamson
Waterman’s’ Chapel
Washington St
Roxbury
Forest Hills Cemetery
James Urquhart
Thomas Bell
Card of thanks for Edward Stinson
Mrs. Annie Stinson and family express gratitude for the floral tributes and sympathy shown after the sudden loss of husband and father Edward Stinson. Requiescat in pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Stinson
Edward, Stinson
Mr and Mrs Stephen Mc Dermott Thank Kindness After Loss
Mr and Mrs Stephen Mc Dermott extend thanks to relatives and friends for kindness shown at the death and funeral of their child Leo Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen MC Dermott
Leo Gordon
Eskimo Arrives With Spruce From Apple River
The schooner Eskimo from Apple River N and S brought ashore in this port yesterday 52 823 feet of spruce seals and 815 pieces of spruce lumber for The Landsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apple River
Shipping News Arrives With Volume of Steamers and Tugs
A long list of vessels sailing and arriving including steamers Chimu Cann Callao Evangeline Ellis Charlottetown P E I Ontario Bond Baltimore Bunker Hill Crowell Bay State Strout Portland Camden Brown Bangor City of Rockland Hawthorne Bath Union schooners and numerous tugs and towing barges. The record names many ships and ports from Newburyport Portland Baltimore and beyond with several dock movements noted.
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Chimu
Cann
Callao
Chili
Evangeline
Ellis
Charlottetown
Ontario
Bond
Baltimore
Bunker Hill
Crowell
New York
Bay State
Strout
Portland
Camden
Brown
Bangor
City of Rockland
Hawthorne
Bath
Brighton
Kildager
Guatemala
J. H. Devereaux
Quinn
Norfolk
Cape Ann
Godfrey
Gloucester
Peter H. Crowell
Rawding
Haley
Searsport
Reliance
Merriam
Newburyport
Eureka
Bennet
Wyoming
Clark
Perth Amboy
Charles Parker, Jr
Natty
Newport News
Dora
Scranton
Totman
May
Waverly
Watuppa
Welton
Mauch Chunk
Mars
Calhoun
Philadelphia
Elk Garden
Concord
Bats
Eastern
Cora M
Mitchell
Millbridge
Toronto
Kelley
Virginian
Graham
Apple River
N. S
Eskimo
Pike
N. 5
Helen B. King
Green
St. John
N. B
Florence
Melanson
Selmah
Dorothy B. Barrett
Ittie Beard
West Sullivan
Warren R. Potter
Pierson
Rockport
Rescue
Steuben
Domain
Stewart
Shulee
Dingley
Prince Arthur
Kinney
Yarmouth
Calvin Austin
Allan
Nachoochie
Diehl
Savannah
Kershaw
Johnson
Cobb
Allen
Brown Bangor
James S. Whitney
Cymric
Investing in Bonds Promoted by Major Banks
Conservatively inclined bankers urge the public to buy bonds now citing high income yields and potential principal appreciation. Previous installments analyzed long term price movements and bond selection with focus on municipal and railroad issues. tomorrow’s piece will cover public utility and industrial bonds and their high yields.
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York Market
Smelt & R
Tel & Tel
At& SF
Ohio
Beth Steel
Cal Pet Corp
Ches & Ohio
Cm&sp
China
Goodrich
Norbeek
Int Harvester
Lehigh Valley
Mex Pet Co Lt
Miami Copper
SBS Seg
Nat Biscuit
SE Ees
Nynhe&h
Nor & Wes
Nor Am
Nor Pac SS
Pitts Coal of
Vesey St
United Light & Railways Co
Moors & Cabot
Devonshire St
Mase
Rene
Rock Island
Seaboard Air
St L&§ F
Sears-Roebuck
South Pacific
South Ry
Texas Pacific
Tenn Copper
The
West Sarland
Westinghouse
West Union
WELE
Woolworth
Boston Stocks
Minneapolis
Ines
Sak
Kansas City
Silly
PNR
Detroit Ices
Sib
Money Markets
Givin Ene
Atlanta
Foster
Ace Bull
Dome Lake
Foley O'B
Hollinger, AS
Jupiter
Gue
OS McIntyre
OO Bailey
Beaver
Dome
Buffalo
Pearl Lake
Ferl
City of Cob
Pore Impress Do
Rea Mines
Oniagas
Cron Res
Dee Jan March Prey
State Street
Alaska Gold Developments
Santa Ysabel
Henry O. Barrett
A. N. Parlin
Federal Trust Company
C. E. Schafer
California
Haywood
United States Smelting Company
Calumet & Hecla
Seren Aqgon Sc
Aleviics
Stock Exchange
Metal Markets
Metal Exchange
Yesterr
Chicago Market
Hs&m
Booth Fish
Cal & Dock
Nat C'bon
Phei Tool
Cal Ry
GT & LE
Sears-Roe
Swift & Co
Army
Council
Kenny
St. Patrick’s Church
Dudley St
Dearborn Lodge
A. O. A. W. M’cauley
Beachmont
John Mic Cauley
Sarah McCauley
Bradstreet Ave
Fitchburg
M'Knight
Brookline
Isabella
Robert J
McKnight
Perry St
M'Millan
Gertrude
James VF
Johanna McMillan
Jeffries St
Moriarty
Jamaica Plain
Mary J. Moriarty
William Knightley
Gay Head St
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Boston Caledonian Club
U.S
Bromfield St
Hill
Shipping News
Governor Cobb
Jonas H. French
John Scully
Delaware
Knickerbocker
Po'’Riorden
Herbert
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