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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1913

Page

12

Points in yesterdays markets summarize stock activity

New York total sales 190 600 shares. Boston 12 711. Most active New York steel common 41 600 shares. Boston steel common 1706. YTD totals New York 56 535 500. Boston 3 447 162. Last year New York 5 150 400. Boston 7 968 829. Top gains Third Ave in New York 11 4 to 381 2. losses Can. Pacific 4th pd 3 1 4 to 212. Boston gains At Gulf & W I S S pref 2 1 2 to 18 1 2. losses Inter. Smelting 15 to 110. Call money New York 2 to 2 1 4 pct, Boston 3 pct. Time money New York 3 3 4 to 5 3 4 pct, Boston 5 1 4 to 6 pct.

New York Boston Steel Common Third Ave Can. Pacific Gulf & W. I. S. S. Pref Inter. Smelting

New York Stocks End Mixed After Slow Rally

A slow recession trimmed a dozen stocks by one to two points, then a gradual recovery left leading shares near prior close. Steel Union Pacific Read ing led losses while short covering and rain in the belt aided the rebound as bonds and money markets showed only modest shifts.

New York Union Pacific Reading Mexico United States

Boston Stocks Ex Dividend Activity Summary

Ex dividend report shows total sales of 12,711 shares, bonds worth 33,300 dollars, and rights totaling 8,502 units.

Stolen Debentures Reported for Two Corporations

Stolen debentures from Illinois Steel Company and American Telephone and Telegraph Company alert the public. The bonds include 4 percent notes with due dates 1940 and 1929, with several issue numbers listed. Banks LEE HIGGINSON & Co. solicit contact for non negotiation of ads and to communicate details.

Thlinois Steel Co American Tel. & Tel. Co LEE, Higginson & Co Btate Street Boston Exchange Place the Rookery Chicago

Market Activity Dips as Prices Slide in Boston Trade

The Boston market showed firmer activity but overall price declines. American Agricultural common fell to 44 1/2, down 1 1/2. United Fruit dropped to 17 1/2, off 1 1/2. Atlantic Gulf & West Indies rose in both preferred to 19 and common to 12 1/2, up 2 1/4 and 1 1/4 respectively. Calumet & Hecla eased to 42 1/2, down 5. Boston & Maine slipped to 66. American Woolen preferred gained 1/2 on odd lots. market closed with mixed results and general fractional losses.

Boston United Fruit Atlantic Gulf & West Indies Calumet & Hecla Boston & Maine American Woolen Preferred

Boston curb markets see Mexican Metals trade heavy

Local curb market notes show Mexican Metals moving 17,000 shares from 40c to 330 and back to 35c, with Butte & London climbing from 2.50 to 4.3 and ending near 4l. Official sales details follow.

Butte & London

Calendar for today dividends payable Parrot Silver Copper

Calendar notices dividends payable including Parrot Silver and Copper at 15 cents with dates in parentheses. Buckeye Pipe Line and several pipelines quoted with percentages and dates. Books open for New York New Haven Hartford mortgage. books do not close.

Parrot Silver & Copper Buckeye Pipe Orl. & Tex. Pac Lake Pe the Woods Milling. Com

Dividends Declared By Various Firms

Chesebrough Manufacturing pays regular 6 and extra 4 cents per share on Sept 26 to stockholders of record. Chicago Elevated Railway issues 1.50 on preferred shares payable Aug 2. Montreal Cottons declares 1 on preferred, payable Sept 15 to holders of record. Eastman Kodak announces 1.44 percent on preferred and 2.1 percent on common with extra 0.25 percent on common, payable Oct 1 to stockholders of record Sept 15.

Chesebrough Manufacturing Co Chicago Elevated Railway Co Montreal Cottons O- Fastoann Kodak Company

Bond Market Notes Massachusetts loan and bond bids dates

The State of Massachusetts negotiates a 500000 pound loan with Bond Goodwin due October 20. Berlin New Hampshire opens bids by 8 pm August 98 for 150000 dollar 4 4 percent public improvement bonds dated July 1 1013 and due 1914 33 inclusive Dedham Massachusetts invites bids by 4 pm August 28 for 5 percent miscellaneous notes payable in one to three years.

Massachusetts Bond & Goodwin Berlin N. H Dedham Mass

Copper mining firms expand operations in Lake Superior region

Calumet and Hecla added 250 workers and now runs nine shafts. Trimountain of Copper Range Consolidated began operations yesterday and Quincy has two shafts active. Superior continues regular shipping. The First National Bank of Boston sends out a booklet titled Curious Currency Ancient and Modern detailing currency history.

Calumet & Hecla Superior Trimountain Quincy First National Bank of Boston

United Fruit Company Considers 10 Percent Dividend Policy

Directors of the United Fruit Company weighing a move to pay a steady 10 percent dividend funded by solid earnings. Past six years averaged 21.5 percent, far above the proposed rate, while 1912 fiscal year yielded 13.4 percent. Foreign buying noted as market stays dull. Chesapeake & Ohio firm on news of dividend cut. Bank statement forecasts balance between interior and New York banks with a $75,000 net loss in $60 million of transactions. July foreign trade shows a large export surplus of over $21,000,000.

Boston York Ee Corporation New York Osten Treasury Sterling Dee Wes Esas Reichsmarks Guilders United Fruit Company Chesapeake & Ohio Sub-Treasury

Boston Banks Show Superior Reserves in 1913 Contrast

In the two months from June to August, Boston banks posted stronger reserves at 26.41 versus 25.91 on June 4 and 2.17 in 1912. Chicago and St. Louis, both central reserve cities, trailed with 22.94 and 22.93 respectively, while Boston remained an ordinary reserve city with the higher balance.

Chicago St. Louis New Orleans Boston

Locomotive Company Drops Car Production Amid Losses

The American Locomotive Company announced it will abandon automobile manufacturing after years of losses, estimated between $80,000 and $600,000 annually. The firm sold a $6000 car once hailed as top quality but faced a weak market for high priced vehicles, and will now focus entirely on locomotives.

American Locomotive Company Locomotive Company

Farmers Profit From Chicago Grain Market Surge

Farmers watch 300 to 500 million bushels of corn burn off in the field while they buy heavily in the Chicago grain pit. A 26 cent rise in the past few months helps farmers profit more than ever before in the grain market, using up to date knowledge to offset farm price fluctuations.

Chicago

New Haven Bonds Underwritten at 97 1-2

The New York New Haven Hartford Railroad announced at its stockholders meeting that a 67 million dollar issue of convertible 6 percent 20 year bonds was underwritten at 97 12. Underwriters receive 2 percent commission plus J P Morgan 0 5 percent for forming the syndicate. Holders of stock and certain old bonds may subscribe at par in specified ratios.

New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company J. P. Morgan Morgan New Haven

Trade activity shows expansion despite irregular reports

Dun’s Weekly Review notes overall trade expansion with some irregularities from major centers. Holiday demand trim, but merchandise flow remains liberal and stock levels are low, boosting preparations for future needs. Mercantile channels show gains in wholesale dry goods but leather trades stay cautious. footwear demand is slow though optimism for spring and summer lines persists. U S failures total 247, Canada 88.

New York Aus R. G. Dun & Co Review of Trade United States Canada

Bond Market Faces First Week Peak Volume

The daily bond market volume reached the roillion mark for the first time this week. The tone was firmer as traders reassessed securities.

Market totals show steady week with gains and year-over-year drop

Total sales reach $1,185,000 today, up from yesterday’s $942,000 and last week’s $1,249,000. Year to date, sales stand at $339,072,000, down from $492,925,000 a year ago.

Bradstreet Says Optimism Guides This Week’s Trade

Bradstreet reports optimism and steady buying across major markets. Visiting buyers led the gains, with dry goods and allied lines showing broader trade. idle textile machinery resurging and some slow deliveries noted. Bank clearings fell 4.2 percent to 2.814 billion. 278 failures vs 264 prior year. Canada sees expansion and fall activity planned.

New York Bradstreet Canada

Chicago Market Bond and Stock Ticker Roundup

Listing of bid and ask levels for rail and utility stocks and bonds in Chicago markets. Includes Armour, Com Ed, Ch Tel, Swift & Co, Pn Tool, Ogden and others with price quotes and bond yields across multiple issues.

Brick K C Booth Fish Nat C Canal & D Pneu Tool el Ry Srs-Rbk Teleph Swift & Co West Stone US Carbide H, S&m Pf Armour Morris Ogden G Hs Pn Tool SS el

Former Governor Bulkeley Urges Cut Out Wall Street Deal

New Haven Conn August 22 Former Governor Morgan G Bulkeley of Hartford urged stockholders of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company to cut out a proposed commission of 1750000 on debentures and stock He spoke at a special meeting after arriving late due to a train delay and found informal discussion already underway on company affairs

New Haven Conn Morgan G. Bulkeley Hartford New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company

Stockholders clash over bond issue at New Haven vote

At a New Haven meeting stockholders debated ratifying a debenture bond issue. Bulkeley condemned Wall Street underwriting and a syndicate tied to the executive committee while urging stockholders to get first chance. Directors defended plans and authorized the issue 912,754 for to 654 against.

Bulkeley Wall Street Eli Whitney New Haven

Washington A G appoints long-time correspondent as secretary

John B. Suter, a Washington correspondent for over 25 years and president of the National Press Club, was named private secretary to Attorney General McReynolds. He previously served as correspondent for the Chicago Record-Herald.

Washington John B. Suter McReynolds Suter National Press Club Chicago Record-Herald

Minister Brodt Arrested for Supplying Beer to Boys

St. Louis reports Rev. John G. Brodt pastor of the Third United Presbyterian Church was arrested on charges tied to five boys ages 15 to 17. The preacher allegedly bought them beer and escorted them to a disorderly resort. Two youths testified at the circuit attorney's office.

ST. Louis John G. Brodt Third United Presbyterian Church

Representative Clark Seeks Monroe Doctrine Action on Colonization

Representative Clark of Florida introduced a resolution directing Secretary Bryan to report whether any European or Asian powers aim to colonize parts of the western hemisphere and what the United States has done under the Monroe doctrine to prevent it.

Washington Clark Florida Bryan The House Hemisphere United States

Mackerel Prices Fall as Vessels Dock at T Wharf

Nineteen ships brought in mackerel yesterday at T wharf with prices dropping to lows unseen this month. Groundfish brought in by four vessels, with Sakuntala offering swordfish. Leyland liner Devonian arriving ahead of schedule. Parisian sails for Glasgow. Amsterdyk sails to Rotterdam. Belita brings bananas. First bids next Wednesday for South Boston dry dock work under construction.

T Wharf A. B. Nickerson Orion Itel Water Witch Philomens Edwin Joanna Agnes Hessie Monarch M. Harty Merchant F. S. Willard Independence I. Fannie Lydia Bonita M. Beale Sawyer de E. Gray Boston Liverpool Glasgow Amsterdyk Philadelphia Rotterdam United Fruit Belita New South Boston Dry Dock de Witt C. Webb U.S. N Department of Commerce Savannah Lines Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Company Landsman

Shipping News Arrived and Sailed with Numerous Vessels Listed

Shipping news notes numerous steamers tugs schooners and barges arriving and sailing from ports including New York Philadelphia Belfast Bangor Rockport and Boston. The long list names vessels such as Belita Governor Cobb Prince Arthur Banes Etta Vaughan Fa and more with destinations and towing barges and lighter duties.

St. Patrick May Yoko- Karlsen Banes Nahama Belita Coochie Diehl Savannah Massachusetts Colberth New York Middlesex Crowley Norfolk Belfast Sawyer Bangor Ransom Kinney Yarmouth Howard Berry Baltimore H. F. Pinnock Crowell Cuba Bartlett Newport News Donle Foster Ohn Scully Willin Shenandoah Richmond Brown Rockport Mary B. Mitchell Lackawanna Brophy Pequest Avondale Chemung John G. Chandler Mott Santee Western Lennon Guttenburg J. Rutter Thomas L. Parker Honey Brook Collins Port Johnson Savage Michalski Interna McGoldrick Philadelphia Tianal Bear Ridge Knickerbocker Glendower Tacony Wallace Picket Wood Newport Nant Massachusetts Governor Cobb St. John Parisian Glasgow Amsterdyk Rotterdam San Jose Port Simon Bowden Puerto Plata Nantucket Coastwise Prince Arthur Lghter Hercules Newburyport Tacona Portland Eugenia Hooper Lottie Ruth Salem Sewall's Point Havana John Scully Providence Vesta Saugus Nellie Haverhill A. Rco Hoboken Pelawanna Cohocton Charles Gallagher Gloucester Neponset Buzzards Bay Orion Parker’s Flats Forest Belle International Philadelphia Kimberton Cacoosity Neshaminy Gwalia P. O’rieden Herbert Mars Elk Garden Prudence Lyon Dorothy Emma W. Day Jonesport Nelson Y. McFarland Castine Hume Gatherer, Co Ethel Ft. Merriam Ipswich Helen G. King Nile Annie Salmon River Etta Vaughan Shelburne

Cooper Goes as Delegate to International School Hygiene Congress

Frank Irving Cooper president of the Massachusetts Chapter of Heating and Ventilating Engineers leaves to attend the fourth international congress on school hygiene at Buffalo as a Massachusetts delegate. He chairs the national delegates board and will present a paper on Fire Hazard in Public Schools with emphasis on horizontal fire escapes. Dr William J Gallivan from South Boston will represent Boston and read two papers.

Frank Irving Cooper Massachusetts Buffalo Foss Wilson Charles W. Eliot Cooper William J. Gallivan East Broadway South Boston Division of Board of Health Boston

Births Marriages Deaths Notice Fragments

Obituary notices from Boston area reflect numerous local deaths with funeral details. Entries include Bacharach Buckley Busell Connors Consadine Cornell Coughlin Pyoyle Edgar Files Flynn Freeman Godwin Horton Hutchins Kehoe Kennedy Lawrence McDonald Maspero Melvin Murphy Murphy Pitts Riley Smith Tassinarag Riot appears as partial text with missing data.

Busell Roxbury John Newton Busell Humboldt Ave Connors Waltham Patrick H. Connors Hall’s Place St. Charles Calvary Cemetery Consadine Jamaica Plain Nora Daniel Consadine St. Thomas’ Church Mt. Benedict Cornell Chelsea Henry Cornell Eliza Cornell Crescent Ave Garden Cemetery Coughlin Cambridge William J Andrew Mary Doyle Oleander St Alexander St Dorchester St. Paul’s Church Edgar Boston John S. Edgar Mary H. Edgar Aus Tallberg’s Chapel Tremont St Woodlawn Carpenters’ Union Liverpool N. J Island Heights Roland A Gershom Emma A. Files Friends Church Townsend St Flynn Maurice Flynn Sibley Bungalow West St Beach Bluff St. John the Evangelist Swampscott Freeman Ashmont Francis N. Freeman Wrentham St Provincetown Mass Godwin Wigglesworth St Ann Stephen Godwin Calvary Baptist Church Shawmat Ave Waltham St Horton Winthrop Alice A. Horton Pleasant St Hutchins West Roxbury Albert Henry Hutchins Summer St Kehoe Dorchester Lower Mills Henry F Fienny F Eleanor P. Kehoe Washington St Lawrence Arthur H. Lawrence St. Stephen’s Church Florence St M'Donald Togus Joseph McDonald St. Rose’s St. Peter’s Church Meeting House Hill Melvin Charlestown George C. Melvin Woodlawn Cemetery Everett Murphy Margaret John Murphy St. Martin St St. Francis de Sales Holy Cross Cemetery Malden Highland Lake Marion James J. Murphy William Burke Spencer Avenue St. Rose's Church Holy Cross Pitts Mr P Ewan Marcalotte Pitts Fraser Princeton St Riley Thomas Ellen Riley Driscoll Melrose St St. James Church Harrison Ave Smith Melrose Highlands Rhoda Smith James Marshall Smith 18Thland Place Elrose Highland Pg Asst Theresa Tessina Tae Pretti Frankfort St

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