Market Hesitates Before Holiday in Yesterday's Trading
Total sales in New York reached 298 700 shares and Boston 21 081. Steel common led New York with 66 600 and Butte & Superior led Boston with 7 043. Year to date totals show New York 57 897 100 and Boston 3 527 999. Comparisons to last year show declines in both cities. Notable gains include Am Snuff in New York and Calumet & Hecla in Boston. notable losses include United Cigar Stores in New York and Boston & Albany in Boston. Call money NY 2 3 8%, Boston 3%. Time money NY 3 3 4 to 5 1 2%, Boston 5 1 4 to 6%.
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New York
Boston
Steel Common
Butte & Superior
Am. Snuff
United Cigar Stores
Calumet & Hecla
Albany
New York Market Edges Higher on Holiday Approach
Market lifted in morning trading as bears faded and leaders Smelting, Steele and others pushed prices to new highs. By afternoon, selling and a few weak stocks pulled the list off, with heaviness near the close. Investors remained cautiously hopeful about Mexico, monetary conditions, and bond offerings.
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New York
Mexico
Bears
Steele
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
New Haven
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Toledo
St. Louis
Western
Copper Stocks Show Strong Tone With Butte & Superior Lead
The New England market reports a firm copper trade with Butte & Superior pushing up from 29 1 4 to 31 as the day’s business hits 7043 shares. Granby rises to 68 3 8 amid profits noted at 1 207 661 for the year ended June 30 and large ore reserves at Hidden Creek. Disbursements across Utah Copper Chino Ray Consolidated Nevada Consolidated total millions, with Utah and Nevada shares receiving substantial portions of the current payouts.
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Boston
Butte & Superior
Granby
Nichols
Hidden Creek
Porphyries
Utah Copper
Chino
Ray Consolidated
Nevada Consolidated
Chino and Ray
Utah
Ray
Nevada
Ww. F. Bartholomew
Thompson, Towle & Co
New York
Post
Dividends Declared by Copper and Power Companies
Utah Copper Company pays a regular quarterly dividend of 75 cents a share on Sept. 20. books close Sept. 9. Jevada Consolidated Copper and Rhino Copper declare 37.5 and 75 cents respectively, payable Sept. 30 with Sept. 9 book closes. Pocasset Manufacturing 1.34 percent on Sept. 1 to Aug. 25 record. Packard Motor Car and Eastern Power and Light issue 1.4 and 1.34 percent on preferred stock payable Sept. 15 with record dates Aug. 30 and Aug. 30. West Pennsylvania Traction and Water Power 1.44 percent on preferred stock payable Sept. 15 with Sept. 5 record.
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Essa
Tel& Tel
East Ohio
Bk RT
Brklyn U
Cal Et Corp
Can Pacific Esate
Erie
Goodrich BF Co
Goodrich BF Pf
Nor
M Bx Co
Nc&sl
Sas Tee
Utah Copper Company
Pep
Jevada Consolidated Copper Company
Sabi Des Sefe
Rhino Copper Company
Base
Oe Consolidated Copper
Pocasset Manufacturing Company
Packard Motor Gar Company
Eastern Power and Light Corporation
State Street Topics Stocks Hold Near Recent Highs
Traders faced a near holiday lull as activity stayed tentative with prices unchanged from recent peaks. Steel common rose to near its June high, while Reading Union Pacific slipped slightly. call money eased and cotton and grain moved little amid crop prospects and a looming government report.
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Amalgamated
Reading
Union Pacific
Wall Street
Chicago
Stock Exchange Bond Transactions Report
Total sales reached 1 417 000 in thousands of dollars, up from 1 216 000 yesterday and 1 185 000 a week ago. For January 1 to date, 346 571 009 against 500 487 000 a year ago.
Bradstreet’s Trade Signals Mixed Amid Shifts in Regions
Bradstreet’s notes uneven trade signals with Western buying cautious yet firm and Eastern markets showing vigor in textiles. Textile mills resume, print cloths rise while calico prices fall. New England shoe plants run below full capacity. Canadian activity improving with fewer failures than last year.
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New York
New England
Canada
Ontario
Northwest
Bond market shifts in major issues spark cautious trading
The Toledo St. Louis and Western 4s rose five points on light volume before sales were cancelled. Other notes cited include New York City issues Chicago Great Western 4s New York and New Haven convertibles and St Louis and Iron Mountain 5s alongside United States government bonds.
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Toledo
St. Louis
Priest Drowned Bathing Near Dunkirk in Lake Erie
The Rev. Feather Christopher Schissl a veteran Passionist missionary priest was drowned while bathing with Father Ow r off Point Gratiot near Dunkirk New York. He was swept out by a large wave and did not survive though the body had not been recovered.
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Feather Christopher Schissl
Congregation of Passionists
Lake Erie
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Here
No Tender Steak Sparks Witty Restaurant Banter
A diner complains the steak is not tender while a weary waiter quips that it did not kiss him. The exchange captures a brief, humorous moment of restaurant banter amid service fatigue.
Fish arrivals at T wharf slow. good market sizes and easing prices
Vessel arrivals at T wharf slowed yesterday while catches remained large and prices eased. Russell and others brought in swordfish and groundfish. multiple mackerel boats reported varying cargoes. Beatrice, Breaker, Androscoggin sailings noted along with lumber and fruit shipments and transatlantic steamers bound for Boston and Liverpool.
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Arthur J. Parker
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United Fruit Company
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Boston
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Schonfels
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Suez
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Hiogo
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Lizard
Devonian
Charlies F. Flammand
Shipping News From The Port With Numerous Vessels
Shipping arrivals cleared and sailed list includes steamers Beatrice Howes Edison Light and City of Rockland. schooners Mineola Jessie Ashley. tugs Valley Forge and Coleraine. barges Kohinoor and Shenandoah plus revenue cutter Androscoggin. ports including Gloucester Boston New York Baltimore and Liverpool.
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Edison Light
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Howard
Parima
Virginian
Androscoggin
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Enterprise
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Lambert’s Point
Edith
Pallas
Neptune
Beverly
Bond Market Notes and Public Bond Bids Across Several States
Berlin New Hampshire awards 150090 4 1 2 per cent public improvement bonds to E H Rollins Sons with Blodget Co and N W Harris Co as bidders. Maine seeks bids by 2 pm Oct 1 for 300000 4 per cent highway bonds dated Sept 1 1913 maturing 1 to 40 years at par or above. Dedham Massachusetts sells 13000 5 per cent miscellaneous notes due in 1 to 3 years to W L Raymond Co with Adams Co and Perry Coffin Burr bidding. Michigan Central sells 2000000 one year 6 per cent notes through J P Morgan Co to investors at better than 6 per cent.
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E. H. Rollins & Sons
Blodget & Co
N. W. Harris & Co
Maine
Dedham
Mass
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Adams & Co
Perry, Coffin & Burr
Michigan Central
J.P. Morgan & Co
Calumet & Arizona to Enter Helvetia District by Acquiring Tip Top Assets
Reports indicate Calumet & Arizona plans to take over Tip Top Copper Company properties in the Helvetia mining district. A full investigation is underway. Tip Top owns the Bulldozer mine. NYSE holds 1913 Pennsylvania Railroad subscription receipts at 6 percent, with further installments suspended until notified.
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Calumet & Arizona
Helvetia
Tip Top Copper Company
Tip Top
New York Stock Exchange
Historic 5 and 6 Percent Mortgage Bonds Faced by Trust Banks
A list of long term notes and mortgages includes 5 percent and 6 percent bonds payable at various trust banks in Chicago Boston New York and Pensacola. Institutions named include Hamilton Light and Power Company Harris Trust & Savings Bank State Street Trust Company Old Colony Trust Company Citizens Savings Bank and others. The notes cover utilities and railway ventures with first mortgages and convertible features on some issues.
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Hamilton Light and Power Company
Office of
Continental & Commercial Trust & Savings Bank
Chicago
Harris Trust and Savings Bank
Harris, Forbes & Company
New York
N. W. Harris & Company, Inc
Boston
Jacksonville Traction Company
First
State Street Trust Company
Pensacola Electric Company
Old Colony Trust Company
People’s Light, Power and Railway Company
First Mortgage
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Paducah
Kentucky
Seattle Electric Company
Seattle
Everett
Big Future in Russia for New England Trade
The Boston Commercial Bulletin notes vast American exports to Russia in the year ending June 30 1913 led by agricultural implements copper cotton binder twine and typewriters. It argues Russia offers enduring demand with a population over 160 million and extensive untapped resources, urging Massachusetts and Boston to push trade including hardware shoes machinery automobiles and fruits while expanding direct shipments beyond Europe.
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Dun's Weekly Review Signals Widening Economic Recovery
Dun's Review predicts revived commercial and industrial activity with growing business optimism. Merchants anticipate a strong fall and winter as stocks must be replenished, tariff effects ease, and monetary conditions improve. Iron and steel show better momentum, dry goods markets strengthen, cotton goods stay steady, and bank clearings rise versus prior years.
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Dun's
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