Copper stock dividends may be cut as ex port outlook dims
Readjustment of foreign exchange and weak copper demand push big producers toward dividend reductions. China, Utah Copper, Ray Consolidated, Miami, Nevada Consolidated likely to cut or pass. Amalgamated and Anaconda also expected to reduce. Butte labor troubles and low capacity add to grim outlook for high cost mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Utah Copper
Ray Consolidated
Miami
Nevada Consolidated
Amalgamated
Anaconda
Chino and Ray
Utah
Butte
Chino
Lake Superior
AM Agris Chemical Reports For 1914 Stock And Balance Sheet
The American Agricultural Chemical Company reports for the year ended June 1914, comparing stock and balance sheet figures to 1918 and 1912. Assets include real estate equipment phosphate property and cash. liabilities list accrued interest taxes accounts payable notes payable and profit and loss totals. The report shows bond interest and depreciation deductions and notes significant changes in assets and liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Agricultural Chemical Company
Doe
Chemical Company
American Agricultural
T Ond Street Railway Company
Con
Boston
Eie
Financial News Notes Roundup of Banking and Market Moves
Swedish bank rate cut to 6 percent. Portland Maine votes to sell bonds to First National Boston. Evergreen Cemetery trustees award 50000 at par. Fargo NC businesses close to free harvest labor. Pocasset Manufacturing declares 1 percent quarterly dividend. NYSE committee orders interest paid on pending trades by Aug 31. Treasury to accept warehouse receipts for emergency currency at 75 percent. Hale Holden named president of Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railway. Western rail embargo lifted. U S Worsted operates mills continuously. US economy seen entering era of prosperity with caution. Salem Massachusetts borrows 50000 at 5.90 percent. Boston & Maine earnings decline. Steel orders dip. brass mills buy copper for Aug-Sep. Rock Island crop report notes strong western yields but drought hurts Midwest. Kansas corn at 40 percent normal. London discount bill rate 5. Cally and Prermanentorian bills cited. Willys-Overland to raise capital to 30000000. Reichsbank gold 382000000, note circulation 1000000000, private deposits 65000000.
Exports of Foodstuffs Easier Now Resumed
Eastern trunk railroads ordered a resumption of through bills of lading for shipments to European ports. The move, with minor restrictions, is expected to boost American exports and aid the foreign exchange situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eastern Trunk
London settlement period drives cash payments in exchange market
The article notes heavy cash settlements in London amid a moratorium while London rates rise to 6.08 1 2 and 6.07 1 2 for demand. It cites German victory credit as a factor, a New York warrants payment conference, and a roughly $12 million London obligation with Paris near equal. Bankers debate gold exports and a proposed Angl American French syndicate, amid steady loan activity and falling bank clearings. Textile materials supply remains discouraged by weak abroad raw material flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
New York
London
New York City
Paris
Canada
Redmond Praised by New Irish League in New York
The New York Municipal Council of the United Irish League of America commends John J. Redmond for pledging support to the British government on Irish home rule and defense of Ireland against enemies. The resolution reflects strong approval from Irish nationalist affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John J. Redmond
Irish Home Rule Volunteers
Ireland
United Irish League of America
Ireland forming armed volunteers for homeland defense
The article notes delightedly that Irish youths are entrusted with defending their shores and that armed Catholic nationalists in the south cooperate with armed Protestant counterparts in the north. It expresses belief that home rule will unite the manhood to defend the Irish Parliament and nation's rights. A copy was sent to Mr. Redmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Redmond
Well Dressed Body in Water Near Fort Greble
The well dressed man found floating in Narragansett Bay off Fort Greble had clothing marked R. L. Coleman and E. P. C. A state room key from the steamer Bunker Hill was found in his pocket and he likely was a passenger on that New York to Boston route. No matching Coleman in local directories. officials would review passenger lists today but had no missing person report.
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Newport
R. 1
R. L. Coleman
Narragansett Bay
Fort Greble
Bunker Hill
New York
Boston
R. I. Coleman
Eastern Steamboat Corporation
Massachusetts bar grows by 105 new lawyers sworn in
The Massachusetts bar welcomed 105 new lawyers after sworn in by Judge Braley of the Supreme Court. Among the inductees were Charles B. Rugg, son of Chief Justice Rugg, and Leland Powers, son of Samuel Powers. Four young women also took the oath: Agnes H. Roor, Margaret L. Shea, Harriet A. Smith, and Finette Weiler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Bar
Braley
Supreme Court
Charles B. Rugg
Rugg
Supreme Judicial Court
Leland Powers
Samuel Powers
Thomas F. Connolly
Mount Police
Agnes H. Roor
Lexington
Muarearet L. Shea
Everett
Harriet A. Smith
Westland Avenue
Fiannet Weiler
Commonwealth Avenue
Woman Seriously Hurt From Fall Down Stairs
An eight year old girl, Theresa Miller of 7g Emerald Street South End, suffered serious injuries after falling down a flight of stairs yesterday. She was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
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Theresa Miller
Emerald Street
South End
Trade Irregularity Signals Cautious 1917 Outlook
Bradstreet's reviews a mixed picture with some southern uncertainty over cotton financing and conservative trends across the West and Northwest. Collections move slowly, and business failures rise to 297 in the week in the United States while Canada reports 54 failures, compared with 269 and 25 a year earlier and in 1917 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreets
South
West
Northwest
United States
Canada
South Boston Carnival Hosts 500 Children Day Events
A bright Children's Day at the South Boston Carnival drew about 500 pupils from summer schools with teachers guiding races dances and games. Fireboat exhibitions and junior swimming contests followed a packed program ending with a grand school parade and a speech by officials at the Wead House.
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South Boston
West 7 Street
Margaret M. Biggy
Teac West First
Mary McLoughlin
Tead Castle Island
Helena Casey
Sullivan
Strandway
Drury
Capen School
M Mullen
Alice I. Mason
Teac Choate Burnham
Bridget Ridge
Marie Denibar
West Alice Manning
Florence Cu
Ham
Cyrus Alger
Kate Green
Alice K. White
Dillon
Thi
Marine Park
Th? Harrington
Boston
Thaniel J. Young
Dtor
Julia Murphy
Estra
George BE. Matrk
H. A. Messinger
India
Castle Islands
Capen
Leo Callahan
Patrick Gavin
France
Decision in Ada Taylor Case Expected Soon
A ruling on whether Ada Taylor was murdered or died by self harm is pending from Judge Brown of the East Boston court. A final witness, Mrs. Frank Cows, testified before the proceedings concluded yesterday amid unclear garbled text about the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Taylor
Frank Ceows
Taylor
Bartholdt Seeks Action on Contraband Shipment
Missouri congressman Bartholdt to introduce a resolution today demanding Secretary Irvan detail steps taken to block shipments of contraband of war to nations at war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholdt
Missouri
Irvan
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American Agricultural Chemical
Ceivership
International Steam Pump Company
Henry R. Worthington Company
Blake & Knowles Steam Pump Works
Power & Mining Machinery Company
International Steam Pump
Charles H. Sabin
Guaranty Trust Company
Thomas B. Gannett
Parkinson & Spurr
George G. Henry
Willam Salomon & Co
R. Walter Leigh
Maitland, Coppell & Co
H. J. de Laney Meijer
Boissevain Brothers
Allen T. West
G. A. Walker & Co
Otis Everett
Broadway
Guaranty Trust Company of
Lewis I. O. Clarke
American Exchange National Bank
Willard V. King
Columbia Trust Company
J. RB
Otto Max
Birmingham
Ala
L. B. Earle
Wallace St
West Somerville
Connecticut Power Company
State of Connecticut
Stone & Webster
Prey
Minneapolis
Louis
AM. Agri
Mfg
Deoote
Financial News Notes
Portland
First National Bank of Boston
Trustees of Evergreen Cemetery
Fargo
N. C
Pocasset Manufacturing Company of
Fall River
New York Stock Exchange Special Committee of Five
Treasury Department
National Currency Association
Hale Holden
Chicago, Burington & Quincy R. A. Co
Darius Miller
Chicago
James J. Hi
Salem
Mass
Naumkeag Trust Company
Giscount
Boston & Maine
Rock Island
Colorado
Nebraska
Minnesota
Middle West
Kansas
London Cable
Cally
Columbus, O
Willys-Overland Company of
Toledo
Berlin
Amsterdam
Reichsbank
League
West End
Railway Annual Report
Bradstreet’s
Ames
Amer
Helen Halloran
Columbia
Nerica
Ple're Bay
Eaton
Winester
Tireline Toneley
Eighth Street
Rose
Bo Murphy
Eally
Rose Toneley
Rose Murphy
Boy Chester Glover
Nello Belandi
W. Connelly
William Donnigan
Donnigan
Cronins
Cup
WN. Cronins
T' Committee
W. N. Nin
Yivarium
Newton
Neithergle
Ie Point Views
Alice Clougherty
Ann Deady
Emma Hilton
Lilly Powers
Mary Linehan
Josephine Johnson
Frank Staple
Albert Mahan
John Buckley
Louis Magletti
Richard Vowers
As Mu'kern
Albert Collins
Ross Riley
William Regan
Wead House
Walsh
Barry
Curley
Fupiset
Ahneere
Philip Bartholomne
Music By
Silvio Hein
Washington
Hartford, Conn
Philadelphia
Bowdoin SQ
Revere House
Scollay Sq
Violet Mascotte
Della Arrington
Leo XIII
Pius X
Daniel Frohman
Mary Pickford
America
Hari Kari
Houseley and Nichols
Pike and Calane
Billy O'Malley
B. F. Keith
Mabel Berra
S. Miller Kent
Raffles
Q” Primrose
Tango
James Marie Donovan
Lee
Fred Sosman
Keno
Mayne
Williams, Thompson & Copeland
Stepho 3Erko
Boston In Motion
Heatre Bos
Dustin Farnum
Majestic
Mat
Ari
Henry W. Savage
Craig
Hull
Webster
His
Bayside Playground
Paragon Park
the Palm Garden
the Cabaret
Dansant
Aula
Lina Lewis Nautical Orchestra
Betty Alden
Rowe’s Wharf
Bass Point
Revere Beach
Nassau
Machigonne
Gen. Lincoln
Nahant
Plymouth
Oxford
Holman Day
England
Ruth
N. Y. Gaiety
Loews St James
Dave Austin and Company
Howard
Billy McIntyre
Equilli Bros
RED Sox
ST. Louis Fenway Park
Wright & Ditson’s
Shubert
Arthur Hammerstein
Stella Mahew Direc
N.Y
Wilbur Theatre Post
Ate
Quincy Adams Sawyer
Paragon
Pjarde
Nantasket Alm
Theatre de Luxe
Estey
Eugene Walter
Gaiety Rosey PO
Burlesque
Boylston
Boll
Olympia
Bert Schader & CO
Casino
Hanover Street
Tremont Row
Grand Opera
Stoats
Vanmian
LE Track Inship
Walthour
Mitien
Tremont Temple
Biophone Grand Opera
King Philip
Edw. W. Dizes
Commercial Wharf
Mac Tron
Gloucester and
North ‘Shore
Cape Ann
City OF Gloucester
Gloucester
Central Wharf
State St
Atlantic
G. Mer
Sorensen
Provincetown
Dorothy Bradford
Atlantic Ave
Ft. Hill
Jabez S. Dyer
Emen Ac
Sk Exington
Park
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