Markets Show Faster Undertone Despite Indifferent Trading
Market activity slows as traders hold back though wool, Pierce Oil and Bethlehem Steel rise sharply. Rock Island Common hits a new low at 9 14 while copper stocks remain quiet. McDonald resigns as president of Boston and Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolworth
Pierce Oil
Bethlehem Steel
Rock Island Common
McDonald
Boston & Maine
Anglo Amer Oil
Bay State Gas
Boston & Corbin
Butte & London
Boston Ely Rt
Calaveras
Yoo Aribou
Aes Eels
Corbin
Wees
Oo Cortez
Sa Zoo
Davis Dalya
Vt Hollinger
Majestic
Miami
Yukon
Stocks and market activity in New York and Boston
Yesterday's total sales show New York at 351 700 shares and Boston at 30 174. The report highlights the most active issues, gains and losses for Northern Ohio T L and Rumley Co prd in New York, and Vermont and Mass R R and Calumet and Hecla in Boston, with call and time money rates for both cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Steel
North Butte
Ohio
Rumley Co. Prd
Vermont
Mass. R. R
Calumet & Hecla
New York Market Tends Lower in Hesitant Trade
Stocks drifted in a slow, small-range session with little active bidding. Traders await rail rate petitions, Mexican developments, and anti trust moves while some railroad issues consider new capital. Woolworth posted solid gains on its annual report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Woolworth
Southern Pacific
United States
Panama
Panama 1
United States 8
Local Market News Quiet After Busy Trading Session
Boston market reports a calmer day with narrow price moves. Copper shares lagged with North Butte as the standout gainer, while Amalgamated and Butte & Superior faced selling pressure. Industrial list saw limited gains in Steel common and Shoe Machinery. Telephone stock moved from 1203 to 1211 and bonds, led by Telephone issues and Burlington joint fours, traded over 54,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
North Butte
Amalgamated
Butte & Superior
Burlington Joint
T&t
Gulf Ss
Seattle
West T & T
Tel& el
Antona Comady
Gulf
Bos
Bos & Maine
Bos & Maine Pf
Cal & Arizona
Cal & Hecla
East Boston
East Butte
Edison
Fitchburg Pf . Ae
Franklin
Georgia
Greene Canalis
Greene
Mayflower Sty Wits
Mckiwain
Mergenthaler
Mohawk
Wit Ifty
Nevada
Quin Az
Bay Bay Consolees
St Mary's
Shannonfits
Shattuck-Ariz
Superior
Suener
Swift & Co
Tamarack Fince
Torrington Tz
US Steel
Ignis Utah Apex
Utah Consol
Utah Cop Co
Vt & Mass
Victoria Pebeae
West End
Winona
Aly
Wollaston
Woaverine
Laramie Railway Reorganization Plan Filed by Committee
A reorganization committee for the Laramie Hahn's Peak and Pacific Railway and its subsidiary Larimer & Routt County Railway announces a filing of a reorganization plan with Guaranty Trust Company of New York. The plan provides cash payments to holders of First Refunding Mortgage Bonds and related securities and deposits securities under the plan with 25 percent of cash due by February 16, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Hahn’s Peak and
Pacific Raiway Company
Hahn's Pesk and Pacific Railway Company
Larimer & Routt County Railway Company
Guaranty
Utah Copper Company profits and record 120 million pound output
State Street Topics notes Utah Copper Company earned about 1.5 million dollars in the final quarter of 1913 with total quarterly profits around 2.56 million including other income. Output reached a yearly high of 120 million pounds despite low first quarter capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Copper Company
Nevada Consolidated Profit and Loss Dec Quarter Comparison
Nevada Consolidated reports December quarter results with net earnings of 1 213 949 in 1913 and 707 256 in 1912. Dividends 749 796. balance 464 153. depreciation 142 117. surplus 216 818.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steptoe
Brewer elected president of American Public Utilities
Joseph H. Brewer becomes president succeeding C. B. Kelsey who resigns to chair the board. J. B. Hart and H. W. Harrison named vice presidents as health issues prompt changes at American Writing Paper Company and vacancies arise at Butte & Superior. Braden copper output hits record. New River Company prospects cited in letter from Hotchkin & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Brewer
American Public Utilties Company
C. B. Kelsey
J. 8
Hart H. HW. Harrison
W. H. Caldwell
American Writing Paper Company
Ofll Health
Utah Copper Company 1913 Q4 Income and Copper Output
The income account for the quarter ended December 31 compares with 1912 and 1913, showing milling profit 1 479 787, other income 27 060, and various dividends. Copper production for the quarter details include total output, costs per pound 9.987 cents after smelter deductions, and earnings projected at 14.857 cents per pound. Copper on hand and in transit totals 59,854,993 pounds with unsold inventory valued at 13.5 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Copper Company
Be & G
Bonds sold in extensive market offerings across multiple states
The Public Servia approved refunding of nine ponds of like amount for West End Street Railway Company on March 1 1914. Montana Power Company sold its 10 million first and refunding mortgage bonds at 5 percent through a Lee Higgins syndicate. Augusta Maine offered seven cent refunding bonds due 1939. Other bidders included Edmunds Brothers Van Youthers Gan Co and Kissel Kinnicutt Co. White Weld N W Harris Geer and Fernald provided bids. Cleveland Short Line Railway sold 4 1-2 percent first mortgage bonds of 4 1 2 percent due 1964, guaranteed by Lake Shore Michigan Southern Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End Street Railwau Company
Montana Power Company
Lee, Higginson & Co. Syndicate
Augusta
Se Cent
Cei Ee
Ada Eee
Hichborn
Edmunds Brothers
van Youthersgan & Co
Charles H. Fillman
Eta Perry
Coffin & Burr
And
Geer and Fernald & Co
Dividends Declared by Various Companies This Month
Several firms announce regular cash dividends with payment and record dates. Everybody's Credit, Butterick, Central Arkansas Railway and Light, Federal Light and Traction, Homestake Mining, Niles Bement Pond, Pratt and Whitney, J G White Management all set dates in February and March for preferred or common stock payouts and book closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everybody’s Credit Company
Butterick Company
Central Arkansas Railway and Light Corporation
Federal Light & Traction Company
Homestake Mining Company
Niles
Bement Pond Company
Pratt & Whitney Company
J. G. White Management Corporation
British Columbia Copper reorganizes with new $5 million stock issue
Announcement yesterday stated the British Columbia Copper Company will form a new firm to raise 5 million dollars in stock and 1 million dollars in 6 percent ten year convertible debentures. Bonds will be offered to stockholders at par with 1 dollar in bonds for each share. With 100,000 shares, about 600,000 dollars would be raised. Underwriters Hayden, Stone & Co. will be paid and hold an option on the treasury bonds, which will carry a stock bonus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Woolworth Company
New Haven Railroad
Walpole Tire & Rubber Company
Hotchkin & Co
State Street
New River Company
British Columbia Copper Company
Hayden, Stone & Co
Treasury
French Aviator Raoul de Reals Dies in 600 Foot Fall
VERSAILLES France Feb 5 Raoul de Reals a French aviator was killed today after plunging 600 feet while testing a new bi plane He had held a pilot’s certificate since November 1911
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of England
Bank of Germany
Reischbank
Bank of France
Versailles
France
Raoul de Reals
Tie
Four Thousand Dollars Missing From U S Money Factory
Secret service men search for unfinished $10 gold note stock valued at $4000 from the U S money factory in Washington. The notes cannot be circulated until sealed stamped and numbered and authorities have not determined if lost or stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Feb
Secret Service
Fresh groundfish prices fall as heavy landings flood market
Boat totals show 17 schooners and two beam trawlers at T wharf with only fractional price declines. Haddock and cod prices listed amid large supply. several vessels including Billow Swell and E Nunan reported docked, plus details on the Ruth tow near-provincetown incident and a record lobster sale to Officer Rhoades. A new weather vane at the South Boston fish pier sparks discussion as Carrito sails carry a large tourist party to Jamaica via United Fruit Company routes.
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T Wharf
Haddock
W. M. Goodspeed
Edith
Tecumseh
Santos
A. Perry
Goulart
Adeline
Leo Silveira
Russell
Genesta
DeCosta
O LL. R
Buffalo
Chilton
Hull
Fowey
England
Cardiff
Manchester
Cape Race
William Devine
Ruth
Orleans
Provincetown
Boston
Annie Perry
Rhoades
Sullivan
Perry
Tropics
United Fruit Company
Carrillo
H. P. Smith
Port Antonio
Colon
Port Limon
Jamaica
Canal Zone
David Loring
State Street
Loring
E. G. Beal
George H. Brown
C. V. Humphries
R. C. Humphries
J. G. Lalley
A. S. Lewis
Frank I. Libby
W. F. Smith
Henry J. Thayer
George Gilmore
George Bradford
Plymouth
B. K. Bremner
Boxford
Mass
L. Fales
Pawtucket
Fales
John H. Menit
Lyon
H. N. Swabsky
Brockton
Walter J. Ward
Agnes Ford
Charles D. Lund
J. F. Salazar
R.,m. Salazar
New York
Shipping News Arrivals List Wide Atlantic and Coastal Steamers
Shipping news lists numerous steamers arriving at eastern ports including Chilton Range Rae Fowey Buffalo Young A W Perry Halifax Boston Simms Yarmouth City of Augusta Dizer Savannah City of Gloucester Limekin Gloucester McDorman Norfolk Hampden Crowley J H Devereaux Keene Pallanza Fendt Newport News Bay State Strout Eureka Bennet Herbert Rickes Ipswich and towing barges Tancaster Irwin Hampshire Providence and Salem.
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Chilton Range
Rae
Fowey
Cardiff
Buffalo
Young
Hull
A. W. Perry
Halifax
Boston
Simms
Yarmouth
City of Augusta
Dizer
Savannah
City of Gloucester
Limekin
Gloucester
McDorman
Norfolk
Hampden
Crowley
Baltimore
J. H. Devereaux
Keene
Pallanza
Fendt
Newport News
Bay State
Strout
Portland
Eureka
Bennet
Newburyport
Herbert
Rickes
Ipswich
Richmond
Brown
Tancaster
Idaho
Providence
Teaser
Law
Philadelphia
Irwin
Hampshire
Salem
Charles P. Greenough
Bessie
Cto
Irene
Edith
Maritime Towing Movements From Various Ports
A list of ships tugs and barges sailing from Gloucester to New York Philadelphia and Boston with calls at New Bedford and Newport News detailing names such as Mabtanoy Paxinos Monitor and Haverford along with steamer and schooner arrivals and departures notes for several ports and barge movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewalls Point
Catawissa
Sevier
Philadelphia
Mabtanoy
Dangersport
Paxinos
Logan
New Wedford
Monocacy
Lloyd
Ctc
Monitor
Oak Hill
Tunnel Ridge
William H. Yerkes, Jr
Perkins
Beverly
Avondale
New York
Paoli, Oliver
Portland
Haverford
Ella Clifton
Gloucester
Rhaetia
Hamburg
Carrillo
Port Antonio
Colon
Port Simon
Onondaga
Charlestown
Jacksonville
Juniata
Newport News
Baltimore
Berkshire
Norfolk
Grecian
M. Whitney
Drachenfels
Beechwood
Hammond
New Bedford
Port Directors Bill Backed in Senate Vote
Senator Francis J. Horgan attacked the Port Directors over a 25000 dollar appropriation. He accused work benefiting a key company linked to a director, naming Fore River Shipbuilding and its president Francis T. Bowles. Senator Langelier defended the bill as properly spent. others supported it. It passed by voice vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. Horgan
Senate
Horgan
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Francis T. Bowles
Langelier
Quincy
Wai
Buckland
Mack
North Adams
Fisher
Norwood
Robber Cuts Window Pane In Worcester Jewelry Heist
A thief smashed a window at Frank A. Knowles jewelry store on Main Street in Worcester at dawn and stole 1800 dollars worth of diamonds and precious stones. A glass cutter was used to enter, leaving a tray valued at 3000 dollars untouched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Frank A. Knowles
Main’ Street
Main Street
Their Guns Were Banks Funhouse Savings Banks
Julius and Peter Koleski cousins of South Hamilton created a craze in Adams Square by displaying savings banks shaped like automatic revolvers with coins dropped into the butt and a bell that rings when fired. A caller alerted City Hall Avenue police, Capt Sullivan sent officers who detained the youths and found the novelty banks at the station. They were held on larceny charges after $12 was taken from a lodger at their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Eee
Peter Koleski
Hamilton
Adams Square
City Hall Avenue
Sullivan
Pay for Committee Starts Row in House
A debate erupted in the House over paying recess committee members. The bill proposes $1000 per committee member, the usual compensation. Lomasney and Tague opposed the measure, and Cox moved to table it until next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lomasney
Tague
Cox
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New York Market
Bethae
Cal Pei Corp
Bkiyn
Associated Trust
Mill.s Street
American Public Utilities Co. R
Tha
Ated
H. L. Nason & CO
Congress St
Boston, Mass
Remerta
Dept. A. & Co
John Hancock
Ceronabise
Boston Stocks
Cal Pet Corp
Pacific
Ches & Ohio
Cm& SP
Deere & Co
Erie
Goodrich
Fé Co
Nor Pf. Sy
Nor Ore
Od Sai
H'M Ex
Ape
I ‘Entral
Ins Ci Co
Lehigh Valley
Ec Pd Meyer
May Dept Store
Mex Pet Co
Pas
Rajami
E& S
Steee
Nh&h
Ont& W
Pac
Ohio T& L
Nor & Wes
Penn
Pitts Coal
Pitts Steel
Pub Ser of
Ry St
Rock
Rock Island
Rumely Co Pf
Seaboard Air
South Pacific
Hahn's Peak and
Pacific Railway Company
Alexander J. Hemphill
W. Frederick Snyder
Henry Sanderson
Lawrence Barnum
Guaranty Trust Company OF New York
Lewis B. Franklin
Broadway
New York City
Hornblower, Miller & Potter
South Ry
Studebaker
Texas Pacific
The
Texas Co
Ty TM
Ion Pacific
Rys
Invian Pacific Pt
Eae
Lowey Enn Am Marconi
Davis
Liverpool
Mar
Wees Uu
P. Mo Ereetor
AP. Mevece
Denenee
Sereeneres
Abu
Tenner
Ribas Meythewes
Arate Tee
Utah Copper Co
Steel Corporation
Boston Savings Banks
Union Mills Preferred
Union Mills
Am Locomotive Co
Amal Copper Co
Illinois Central RR
Intern's Harvester Co
Lackawanna Steel Co
Mass Electric Co
Missouri Pacific RR
Ihe
Nycen&hrrr
Nycen&hrre
Nycen&hrerr
Nited Fruit Co
LS Smelt & Refin Ci
Utah Company
Westinghouse E M Co
Westinghouse 2 M Co
Nevada Consolidated
A. B. Wolvin
Braden
Boston Stock Exchange
Shannon
Money Markets
Cali Loans
Toston
Bala Es Pale
Sub- Treasury
Banker 6
Frances
Utah Copper
Las
Pennsylvania Water & Power Company
First Mortgage
Columbia Knickerbocker Trust Company
Montreal Trust Company
Montreal
Canada
Bank of Scotland
London
Lancaster
Jackson & Curtis
Congress Street
Exchange Place
New York, N. Y
Public Utility Securities
Une Pe
Connecticut Power
Dallas Elee Co
Texas Elee Co
Rine Flee Ill Co
Brock
Itt Ors Co
Abing & Rock
Spleen
Elee Co
Fall River Gas Works Co
Lt Securities Cocom
Tampa
Massachusetts
Une
Eeeees Cdan
Seere al
British Columbia
Reals
U. S
Shipping News
Worcester Jewelry
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