Stock Markets Dull Yet Firm In Yesterday's Trading
Daily totals show New York sales of 170000. Boston 20183. Most active issues: New York Southern Pacific 21900 shares. Boston Am Tel & Tel 3562. Year to date: NY 9861900. Boston 770672. Compared with last year: NY 13298800. Boston 1396994. Max gains: Cuban-American Sugar pref 10 to 90. Granby 11-2 to 68. Lake 11-2 to 158 1-2. Max losses: K C Ft S M pref 6 3 8 to 74. Atchison 1 1-4 to 103 7-8. Call money NY 2 1-2 to 3 pct. Boston 3 to 3 1-2 pct. Time money NY 3 1-2 to 4 1-2 pct. Boston 4 to 5 pct.
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Boston
Southern Pacific
Am. Tel. & Tel
K. C
Granby
Lake
N. E. Tel
Atchison
Call Money
Time
Smelt & R
At& SF
Ohio
Bklyn R Peer
Cal Pet Corp
Ae Erie
Goldfield
Goodrich B F Co
Ee Ee
Gug'h’m Exp Co
Inter-Met
Agr Corp of
Harvey
Cas Lis
Lackawan Peat
Kayser J & Co
LE & Wp
Lehigh Valley
Liggett & Mey
ANS
Lorillard Co
Loose-Wilea
Louis
Mex Pet Co
Miami Co
Wert . Aa
Ally
Nevada
Nh&h
Nor & Wes
T& T
Cb&q
West T & T
Allouez
Sug
Rts Wees
Tel & Tel
T & T Rts Eeees
Gulf Bees
Gul Eee Ener
Bos& Aay
Boston Corbin
Bos & Lowell
Bos & Maine
Bos Elevated
Butte Ballak
Butte & Sup
Cal & Arizona
A Eenee
Chino Steer Eee Tee
Daly West Es Eeee
Fast Boston Serer
East Butte
Edison
Elec Setae
Aie
Franklin Piae Ees
Elec
el Frac Erenee
Giroux See
Maine
New York Market Sluggish Despite Plans on Harriman Lines
The New York market opened with dull activity as traders awaited details on segregating the Harriman lines. Although early buying lifted prices and volume briefly, the session quickly faded back to a quiet, listless level. Union Pacific showed some strength while Southern Pacific lagged on supply worries. copper issues rose with a better metal outlook and short covering, but the copper producers’ stock rise matched only modest gains. Local rails recovered, bonds were irregular, total par value $2,375,000, Panama 3s up 1/8 on call.
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New York
Harriman
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Panama
Grain Markets Mixed as Liverpool Leads Foreign Gains
Fed Liverpool wheat shows encouragement among foreign markets, with early gains partly erased by profit selling. Chicago record noted, with May and July futures closing down while others mostly firmer. Corn activity remains good with overall declines. oats mixed. International prices show varied moves across Paris, Antwerp, and Berlin. Minneapolis and Duluth receipts rise from last year. Chicago rail cars listed for wheat and corn. Export sales record 80,000 wheat and 240,000 corn.
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Liverpool
Chicago
Paris
Antwerp
Berlin
Budapest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Local Market Gives Mixed Copper Tone on Improving London Prices
Boston reports a quiet day with firmer copper sentiment as Amalgamated Granby Lake Copper and Isle Royale rise in demand. Copper Producers note record refinery output at 143,400,000 pounds, with 24,000,000 pounds more January surplus, while East Boston Land and Telephone rights show notable gains.
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Boston
London
Amalgamated
Granby
Lake Copper
Isle Royale
Boston curb trades show firm prices across leads
Several features split honors on yesterday's local curb with Majestic Corbin Mexican Metals South Lake Butte Central and Alaska Gold equally prominent. Prices remained firm along the board and detailed fluctuations follow.
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Majestic
Corbin
Mexican Metals
South Lake
Butte Central
Alaska
Money Market Rates Steady as Demand Holds Light
Money market demand for call and time funds remains light with 60 day inquiries most notable. Call rates hold at 2.75 percent while time quotes show 3.5 percent for 60 days, 4.25 percent for four months, and 4.125 to 4.125 percent for six months. Local money rates and foreign exchange quotations are given as current.
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New York
Boston Tigr
Boston Rib
Boston Credit
Ewes
Bankers’ Sterling Cle
Reichsmarks
Guilders Gee Aie Bees Ae
Metal Markets Brief Fluctuations Spur Copper and Tin Shifts
In today’s metal market, copper prices edge up for nearby delivery while easing for late months, tin shows strength with a 1 cent rise. London closes with copper gains and lead modestly up, tin at £228 10s spot with futures up, reflecting a firmer overall tone despite mixed unit movements.
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Oni
Ria
de Magan
Cookson
London
Copper Market Dull as Stocks Rally and Rights Value Seen
Market activity remained weak with about 170000 shares traded and a net daily gain for the first time in a week. Analysts cite stock exchange reform digestion and shifting spin on Union Pacific Southern Pacific dissolution, while copper surplus climbs to 123 million pounds amid shrinking foreign supply and looming production limits.
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Union Pacific- Southern Pacific
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Boston
Cotton Market Advances Then Dulls As Trade Lags
The cotton market showed higher levels with a good undertone as Liverpool cables beat expectations. Local prices opened five to six points higher but trading slowed after the first hour with longs taking profits while trade interests provided some support.
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Liverpool
Longs
Bond Market Mixed as Rates Hold Steady Across Many Issues
Trading in a broad range of government and corporate bonds shows mixed activity with prices steady or edging lower in places. Daily turnover totals about $2.37 million, with year to date totals at $67.15 million versus $134.16 million last year.
Calendar for today Ex-Dividend note and closes
Calendar notes Ex-Dividend for International Harvester at 13 4 per cent payable dates shown parentheses. Books close for General Chemical for meeting.
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International Harvester
Ptd
Bradstreet's Review Sees Trade Expanding in February
Bradstreet's notes improving trade as February opens, with rising visiting purchases and spring shipments. retail dealers push jobbers, colder weather spurring final distribution, and industrial activity remains high. Woolens wary over tariff effects. dry goods active. copper dull. collections vary by region. bank clearings up 6 percent. weekly business failures 259. Wheat and corn exports rise year over year. Canada shows mixed trade, northwest weak but prospects favorable.
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New York
Bradstreet
East
Inland Empire
Washington
United States
Canada
Northwest
No important change in trade says Dun weekly review
R G Dun and Company reports no major shift in business over the past week. Leading industries stay prosperous with conservative undercurrents, wages rising in iron and steel, and production near capacity. Export trade quiet yet China inquiries hint at activity. failures rise in the U S and Canada.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
China
New England
United States
Canada
City of Boston issues 3.7 million bond offering details
Boston plans a bond sale with bids due noon Feb 18 for 3.7 million dollars of 4 percent city bonds dated Jan 1 1913. Issues include 1 million Boylston street subway bonds and 350 thousand Dorchester tunnel bonds plus 650 thousand East Boston tunnel extension, 900 thousand Pleasant street widening, 500 thousand school, 300 thousand highway bonds all maturing 1938 or per schedule, secured by sinking funds.
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Charles H. Slattery
City of Boston
Massachusetts
Boylston Street
Dorchester Tunnel
East Boston Tunnel
Pleasant Street
Storrow resigns from United Fruit. Levick takes seat
In a notice of corporate changes James J. Storrow resigns as director of United Fruit Company and Hugh G. Levick of Lee Higginson & Co. assumes the post. Subscriptions to Southern Pacific stock are due in four instalments. Copper mining updates include the Majestic mine opening a copper vein with 2 to 35 percent copper in a new open cut and a 50 foot deep drift. Calumet & Hecla reports January copper production at 10,429,510 pounds versus December 10,127,542 pounds and January 1912 10,796,956 pounds.
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Franklin
Froughton
Mich
R. M. Edwards
Dow Properties
Aliouez
James J. Storrow
United Fruit Company
Hugh G. Levick
Lee, Higginson & Co
Majestic
Calumet & Hecla
Harris Firms Purchase $6 Million Norfolk & Southern Bonds
N W Harris & Co of Boston Harris Forbes & Co of New York and the Harris Trust & Savings Bank of Chicago have bought six million dollars of Norfolk & Southern Railroad Company first and refunding mortgages. It is expected these bonds will soon be offered.
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N. W. Harris & Co
Boston
Harris, Forbes & Co
New York
Harris Trust & Savings Bank of Chicago
Norfolk & Southern Railroad Company
Wholesale fish prices dip at T wharf as lone vessel loads catch
A slackening demand at T wharf led to lower wholesale prices for haddock steak cod market cod pollock and hake while the schooner Gertrude DeCosta arrived with sizable holdings including 75000 pounds haddock 9000 cod 1500 hake and 1000 pollock. Other ships sail with cargoes of corn wheat apples flour provisions lumber and general merchandise. Captain Walters long service noted as family sails for Liverpool with his funeral party aboard the Canadian liner.
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Gertrude DeCosta
J. W. Heap
Chicago
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Boston
Samuel V. Walters
Minnie KE. Walters
S. V. Walters
Oakland
Cal
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Leyland Line
Atlantic
California
Charles W. Lemme
Mary E. Mclean
New York
F. J. Robinson
William Ingleby
London
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Schmeisser
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Mystic River
South America
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Jago
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England
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Copenhagen
White Star Line
Queenstown
Hoosac
Charlestown
Shipping News Mini Almanac Reports Numerous Arrivals and Departures
Shipping reports list arriving steamers City of Columbus and many others with tows and barges, cleared ships to Baltimore and New York, and sailed vessels including Louisiana and Edison Light. Details include ports such as Savannah, Boston, Antwerp, and Newport News, with multiple tug assists and barge movements noted.
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Edison Light
Sewall’s Point
Simon
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C. R
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Joseph W. Tordney
George FE. Warren
Scranton
Pocono
Avondale
W. H. Yerkes, Jr
Ampere
Pohateong
E. L. Pillsbury
Lynne
Dora
Hampton Roads
Monocacy
Molino
J. B. King & Co
Hugh Ross
Stockton, Me
Tormentor
Wabash
Luzon
Lambert's Point
Bond market notes on city temporary loans
Newton and Chicopee awarded temporary loans with maturities in 1918. Newton lends 150000 to N W Harris Co. bidders included Old Colony Trust Estabrook Boston Safe Deposit First National Blake Brothers National Shawmut and Bond & Goodwin. Chicopee lends 50000 to Old Colony Trust Co. bidders Estabrook and Blake Brothers. Pittsfield invites bids by Feb 10 for 100000 dated Feb 11 1913 maturing Oct 1915.
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Mass
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Old Colony Trust Company
Estabrook & Co
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Company
First National Bank
Blake Brothers & Co
National Shawmut Bank
Bond & Goodwin
Chicopee
Pittsfield
Chicago Market Briefs With Distant Bid and Price Notation
Fragmentary market notes show bid and asked prices for Armour Tel, Ch Tel, DM debentures, Met El, Ogden G, Pn Tool and other items. Listings include percentages and decimal quotes such as Armour 4148 91144 914 and El 41s 92 44, suggesting a telegraphic summary of varying securities and commodity bids without full context.
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Morris
Odgen G
Pn Tool
Massachusetts Hearing Notices From State House Burns Read
A compiled set of Massachusetts notices announces hearings by state committees on February 10 to 15, 1913. Topics include expansion of railroad board powers to fix fares, issuance of season tickets, and 60 trip tickets. stenographer pay for Superior Court. Neponset River bridge construction. Liquor Law license fees. election law tax assessment and voter registration. and rail fare regulation. Committees chaired by Calvin Coolidge, Julius Garst, and Samuel L. Collins. General State House notices dated Feb 5 to Feb 7, 1913.
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State House
Boston
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House
Senate
David T. Montague
Joseph Leonard
Commonwealth OF Massachts
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Coal Commission
Cleaveland A. Chandler
Committee On Public Health
Food and Drug Department
State Board of Health
A. m. Ezra .W. Clark
Dennis A. Murphy
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts State House
Committee On Election Laws
Cambridge
A. m. A. Preston Chase
Timothy J. Moran
Committee On Railroads
Board of Railroad Commissioners
A. m. Calvin Coolidge
Frederick W. Eaton
Julius Garst
William FE. Carney
Committee On
Neponset River
Quincy
Granite Avenue
Milton
Samuel L. Collins
Morton Burdick
Walter McLane
John J. Murphy
Moore says wife not liable for bills after leaving home
Thomas J. Moore of 152 Pearl Street Somerville Massachusetts states he bears no responsibility for any bills incurred by his wife Madeline Moore who left his bed and board. The notice mentions legal aid options with Atkinson Law Offices and Roxbury Legal Aid Society offering free consultations at specified hours.
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Thomas J. Moore
Pearl St
Somerville
Mass
Atkinson Law Offices
Beacon St
Roxbury Legal Aid Society
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