Market roundup of yesterday's stock totals and changes
Total sales in New York 301 300 shares and Boston 18 293. Most active issues were Reading 56 200 in New York and New Haven 3 859 in Boston. Year to date New York 79 816 000 shares. Boston 5 147 460. Notable gains and losses include Mexican Petroleum pref rising to 80 and United States Express dropping to 40 1 4 in New York. Calumet & Hecla rising to 400 and Vermont & Massachusetts slipping to 100 in Boston. Call money in New York 3 1 4 to 4 1 2 percent. Time money New York 5 to 5 3 4 percent.
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New York
Boston
Reading
New Haven
Mexican Petroleum Pref
United States Express
Calumet & Hecla
Vermont
Massachusetts
Perete Tee
Ty Sya
Dwa
Sia
Corporation
Lehigh Valley
Liggett & Meyer
Mex
Pet Co Lt
Nene Nes
Miami
Eeeaese
Nat Biscuit
Teteees
Todar
Baea
Sub
Treasury
Betes Eee
Nynh&h
Ont & W
BMG
Sete Neesnes
Nor & West
Foreign Exchange
Pacific Mail Nor Pac
Penn
Ib Ser
Rock Island
Rock ‘Island
Rumely Co
Peare-Roebuck
South Ry
Union Pacific
Utah Copper
Ir & C
West Shore
West Union
Westinghouse
Wis Central
Woolworth
New Haven Stock Drops to New Low Amid Heavy Market Losses
New York market shows heavy dealing in New Haven & Hartford shares. The stock fell to a new low of 65 5-8 before closing slightly higher at 61 1-8. News from copper and steel was cheerier, but overall sentiment stayed cautious with liquidation evident and bonds easing.
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New York
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
New Haven
American Telephone
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Dividend Notice for American Woolen Company
The American Woolen Company announces a regular quarterly dividend of one and three quarters percent on its Preferred Capital Stock for record date December 28, 1913, to be paid January 15, 1914. Transfer books close December 28, 1913 and reopen January 5, 1914. Checks mailed by Guaranty Trust Co. of New York. WM H Dwelly Jr Treasurer. Boston March 12 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notles
American Woolen Company
Guaranty Trust Co
New York
WM. H. Dwelly, JR
Boston
Mars
El Paso Electric Declares Common Dividend No 10
El Paso Electric Company of El Paso Texas announces COMMON DIVIDEND NO 10 and a quarterly dividend of 2.00 per share on common stock payable December 15 to stockholders of record at the close of December. Weber, transfer agent, and Ester listed as registrar.
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el Paso Electric Company
el Paso, Texas
Electric Company
Weber Ne& ‘Ester
Market Day Liquidation Hits New Low Records in Boston Stocks
The Boston market saw extended liquidation with New Haven and Boston and Maine leading the decline. New Haven fell to a new low of 652 4, while Boston & Maine dropped six to 35 and Edison Electric slid to 289. Vermont & Massachusetts tumbled to 100, Fitchburg preferred to 68, and Telephone and Boston Elevated also declined. The overall close remained weak.
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Boston
Dec. I
New Haven
Boston & Maine
New York
Vermont
Massachusetts
Fitchburg
Edison Electric
Telephone
Financial notes from Boston area banks and firms
William Salomon & Co. closed a Willys-Overland 7 percent preferred stock syndicate after selling remaining stock. H. B. Hollins Jr. joins William P. Bonbright & Co. Dec. 15. James A. Brennan of Richards Brennan Co. named CNB director. First Ward National Bank of East Boston to become First Ward Trust Company. charter hearing Dec. 17, capital to rise to 250000. American Public Utilities boosts common dividend to 3 percent annual. preferred dividend remains 1.125 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Salomon & Co
Willys-Overland
William P. Bonbright & Co., Inc
H. B. Hollins, Jr
H. B. Hollins & Co
James A. Brennan
The
Richards & Brennan Company
Randolph, Mass
Commercial National Bank
First Ward National Bank of East Boston
First Ward Trust Company
Board of Bank Incorporation
R G Dun Weekly Review notes cautious optimism in trade
R G Dun & Co says evidence grows of a reactionary business trend yet some hope remains for the general outlook. Pittsburgh reports bigger railway equipment purchases, price concessions lessen, early holiday trade mostly satisfactory, cold weather spurring merchandise distribution, cotton goods quiet, but staples remain in strong demand. Footwear plants in New England run at full capacity with some new orders expected to keep mills active. week’s figures show 420 in the United States and 6 in Canada versus last year.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Pittsburg
New England
United States
Canada
State Street Topics on Maine Central Stock and Rail Trends
The Herald flags debate over Boston & Maine disposing of Maine Central stock at a perceived discount and notes Post forecasts of about 15 million dollars for the stock. It cites bankers weighing Post plans, News Bureau coverage, and assesses railroad earnings, coal shipments, and rate proposals influencing market firmness amid adverse news.
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The
Herald
Boston & Maine
Maine Central
Boston Post
Post
Herald Authority
Boston News Bureau
Herald Financial Authority
the Post
Stock Exchange House
Consolidation Coal Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Cities Service plans acquisition of Utilities Improvement and others
Directors approve a plan to acquire Utilities Improvement Company and Consolidated Cities Light Power and Traction Company. The merged group would yield annual gross earnings over 17 million and provide over 3.25 million in earnings to Cities Service stocks. Exchange terms include converting Cities Service 6 percent preferred to Utilities Improvement preferred and issuing Cities Service common for Utilities Improvement common.
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Cities Service Company
Utilities Improvement Company
Consolidated Cities Light, Power & Traction Company
Cities Service Common
Uncertainty Over Boston and Maine Financing Looms
Prominent bankers say Washington must decide how to proceed before refinancing plans can move. The New Haven faces pressure to sell its Boston and Maine holdings, with rate hikes and mail pay terms cited as potential fixes, while a receivership or note restructuring could follow if stockholders do not act.
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the Post
Washington
Boston & Maine
The
New Haven
Department of Justice
Massachusetts
Maine Central
Boston & Lowell
Solving the B. and M. Problem
Boston and Maine stock dropped to 35 as one year notes near 88 cents on the dollar. Investors seek a definite statement on the road’s fate. Will receivership be invoked or is a reorganizational plan being prepared to handle the debt.
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Boston & Maine
New England
Boston and Maine seeks New Haven support for reorganization
A banker argues that New Haven’s backing would ease any Boston and Maine restructuring costs and that forcing New Haven to sell at the lowest B and M price is unfair. He suggests Washington officials may permit New Haven to retain control for years to avert receivership while a satisfactory sale is arranged.
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Boston & Maine
The
Post
Maine Central
Boston & Maine Treasury
Treasury
Washington
New Haven
Department of Justice
Reputta
Bond Market Settled Tone With Mixed NY Issues
In New York on December 12 the bond market showed an unsettled tone with NY City issues leading activity. Highlights included American Telephone 4s, Baltimore & Ohio, Central Leather 58, Red Island collateral 4s, NYNH Hartford convertibles, United States Steel 5s, and Wabash 4s. Total sales reached 1 608000, compared with 1 525000 yesterday and 1 089000 a week prior. Since January 1, current totals 472 316000 against 652 000 previous year.
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New York
New York City
American Telephone
Baltimore & Ohio
Central Leather
New Haven & Hartford
United States Steel
H& Hoyt
Tokyo
Vaata
Nyc
Chile
Port
Hay
Bae
Norf So
Chicago
Nort & Wevt
North Aesits
Ontario Power
Ontario Trans
du Pot Bar
St Lim & S-Riv
Gulfay
Ike ‘Arbor
Armour & Coral Estate
Trust Co
San In
Hla
Pacific
Cannes
O Gold
Kchs&m Ae
Bal
Louis Rf
Lake
Steele
Union Pac Ist
Union Pac
Canada
Fouth
K& T
Pac-C
HK & Bka
Ie I Co
Ieee
Cen
Vermont
Ches & O
West Shore
Adventist and Baptist Church Services Across Roxbury Boston
A long list of Sunday worship times across Roxbury Boston churches including Adventist First Baptist Tremont Temple Ruggles Street Clarendon Street Dudley Street and others. Services feature morning and evening sermons, Sunday schools, and special music with multiple pastors and choirs.
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First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
Austen Kennedy de Blois
Chayrel
Cortland Myers
D. D
Boston Society
Boston
Lotus
Mme
Wilhelmina Wright Calvert
Temple Chorus
A. J. Bairbanks
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
W. Cantonst
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Herbert
Johnson
Frederick E. Heath
Heath
Robert Lister
Isabel Melville
Pilgrim
Guy Mitchell
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Charles ©. Earle
God
Bible School
Brotherhood
W. Thomas Bone
R. M. Skinner
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Clarendon and
Montgomery Streets
James A. Francis
RE. N.C. Barnes
Dudley Street Baptist Church
L. Page
Fulton
M. Sayford
Conant
John the Baptist
The
Herald of Jesus
Page
Union Square Baptist Church
Walnut Street
Somerville
Francis W. O'Brien
Jericho Road
Centre Street Baptist Church
Mozart and
Centre Streets
Jamaica Plain
C. W. Hidden
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Christ, Scientist
Mother Church
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paul Streets
Preserver of Man
MT. Vernon
Beacon Street
Massachusetts Avenue
James Austin Richards
Dudley Buck
Jerusalem
Himmel
Liddle
Estelle Patterson
Lillian’ Hamlton Thornquist
George B. Hills
Oscar L. Huntting
Kenneth Shaw Usher
Old South Church
George A. Gordon
Gordon
Mulholland
Kipling
G. Charles Gray
North Congregational Church
Roseland Street
Cambridge
Vincent Ravi
Arthur Brooke
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Mary Harger
Adelphi
Harger
W. B. Sachs
ST. Paul's Cathedral
A. B. Parson
L. R. Brewer
Montana
Dean Rousmaniere
Bishop Lawrence
St. Augustine
Dean Hodges
Church OF the Advent
Brimmer
William Harman van Allen
T. D
Goss
Hynhnis
ST. Ann's Church
East Cottage
Dudley Street
A. George E. Jenner
Emmanuel Church
Newbury Street
Elwood Worcester
William L. Clark
Church of the Ascension
ST. Stephen's Church
Florence Street
Lutheran ST. Mark's English Lutheran Church
Winthrop Street
Dudley Street Terminal
Roxbury
Edwin Lynn Miller
Methodist Episcopal
Daniel Dorchester Memorial Church
Park Street
Mighland Station
West Roxbury
Paul Smith
Alpha Male Quartet
Autiphones For the Deaf
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Temple At
State House
Frank W. Collier
Presbyterian First United Presbyterian Church
Warren Avenue
West Brookline Street
K. M. Munro
Anl
First Reformed Presbbyterian Church
Ferdinand and Tsabellasts
W. J. McKnight
Universalist
Roxbury Universalist
Buena Vista Street
James Harry Holden
Holden
Bradstreet's Review Outlook for Holiday Trade in December
Bradstreet's reports a mixed week with some cheerful signs as winter weather boosts retail ahead of the holidays. Jobbing and wholesale activity ease toward inventory season, while pig iron demand rises in the South and woolen goods show some lift. Bank clearings total 3.187 billion dollars, with exports of wheat and flour and corn figures noted.
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Bradstreet
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