Regular Dividend Declared by Calumet and Arizona
Irregularities mark the course of prices as profit taking reduces early advances. General Motors issues gain while Canadian Pacific remains strong. Calumet and Arizona declares a regular dividend of 1.25 per share. New York and Boston total sales figures show active trading in steel and copper. Liggett & Myers leads gains, U S Case pref leads losses in New York. Galveston Houston pref tops gains in Boston while Amoskeag suffers losses. Call money in New York at 3-4 to 2 percent, Boston 2 1/2 to 3 percent. Time money New York 2 1/2 to 4 percent, Boston 3 3/4 to 4 3/4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
Canadian Pacific
Calumet
Arizona
New York
Boston
Steel
Granby Copper
Ars
At&t
Gulf
West T & T
Allouez
Tel & i
Amoskeag
Atchison Donee Ary
Atchison Pf
Atl Gulf Snealen
Atl Gulf Pf
Bos C & M cl
Si Bos Elevated
TL Bos & Albany
Bos & Maine
Bos & Maine Pt
Aoig
East Boston
East Butte
Edison
Franklin
Greene
Maine Central
Mason Valley
Michigan
Nevada
Bis
So Pacific
Coon Hsey
Swift & Co
Tamarack
Torrington
Union Pacific
United Fruit
U S
US Steel
Utah
Utah Cop Co Bibs
Victoria Eveewege
Los Iss
West End Necat
West End
Winona Ieaseee
Wollaston Lm Ug
Wyandot
Wall Street Shifts on Freight Rates Doubt
New York market sees volatile trading as conflicting talk on the Interstate Commerce Commission freight rates case spurs gains then a sharp fall. President Wilson’s stance is unclear leading to buy pressure followed by a rapid selloff. Steel orders rise with Pressed Steel Car posting a yearly gain. Bond activity steady with par value about 3.785 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern Railroads
Washington
Wilson
Clark
Steel Trade Reviews
London
Central Mississippi Valley Electric declares quarterly dividend
An initial quarterly dividend of 1.50 per share on the preferred shares of Central Mississippi Valley Electric Properties has been declared payable March 1 1914 to shareholders of record at the close of business February 21 1914. Stone & Webster, Transfer Agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Mississippi Valley Electric Properties
Stone & Webster
Local Stock Market Focuses on Granby and Boston & Maine
Traders concentrated on a few issues with Granby rising briefly above 87 and then retreating as profits were taken. Boston & Maine faced adverse comments from Governor Walsh and showed liquidation. United Fruit weakened two points while Allouez jumped 11/4 to 34 and led the day’s feature list with 1802 shares traded in mixed lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Granby
Walsh
Boston & Maine
United Fruit
Allouez
State Street Topics on Rate Case and Market Movements
The piece notes President Wilson’s attitude toward the railroad rate case and its impact on stocks, especially Western Union. After initial losses, rumors of a quick decision boosted prices briefly, then were denied. Reports claimed the White House ordered a rapid decision, but market movement stalled. Analysts weigh a potential rate increase and the yield implications, with Western Union trading around 66 and prospects of higher dividends following a Telephone conflict settlement and potential rehabilitated earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wilson
The
Commerce Commission
White House
Commission
Western Union
American Télephone Management
American Telephone Company
Pressed Steel Car reports 10.5 percent earnings for 1913
The Pressed Steel Car Company declares 3 percent dividends for 1913 on common stock, outperforming 1912 but with no extra distribution likely due to pending court actions against United Machinery. Copper demand remains flat while a surge in Pennsylvania shareholders continues through February 1914 despite lower prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pressed Steel Car Company
Metal market notes show mixed copper pricing on NYME
Copper on the New York Metal Exchange remained quiet with spot and April at 14.14 to 14.50, electrolytic 14.87 and Lake nominal casting 14.62 to 14.75. Lead values steady at 0.95 to 4.05 with other metals like antimony and iron described as dull or unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Metal Exchange
Cookson
Willie and Muggsy Back in Mischief on Sunday Page
The Sun days Post teases a feature on Willie and Muggsy returning to their familiar tricks, promising lighthearted comedy and long running gags in a forthcoming feature section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Muggsy
Post
Kaufmann Department Stores reports strong sales and expansion
Kaufmann Department Stores, Inc. posts a Dec 31 1913 balance sheet with assets of 11.2 million and liabilities matching. President Kaufmann notes 1913 sales at 10.17 million, two new 12 story buildings leased for 50 years, a third building under construction. Investments include a 7.5 million common stock, with emphasis on expansion and higher future volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaufmann Department Stores, Inc
Millows
Kaufmann
Investment Land Company
Market Barometer Total Sales Comparison Report
Market barometer shows total sales of 3 849 000, compared with 2 920 000 yesterday and 3 951 000 a week earlier. Year to date sales reach 138 349 000 versus 83 729 000 a year ago.
Chicago Market Short Coat Suits Rally Spring Fashion
The Chicago market features short coat suits as a spring fashion staple. Fully illustrated in color in the upcoming Sunday Post highlights styling options and seasonal appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Post
Bond Market Notes and Local Memorial Plans
Bond market notes describe temporary loans bid by First Ward National Bank of East Boston and M. Halsey & Co. purchases. Albany and New Britain bond issuances and bidders are listed with entities such as Lee Higginson Co and Parkinson & Burr. A family memorial mausoleum for former Governor Eben Draper, designed by Tiffany studios, will be built in Hopedale cemetery with granite from Cohasset, featuring bronze doors and Doric columns, to be completed by early fall.
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Winthrop
Mass
First Ward National Bank of
East Boston
N. W. Harris & Co
Old Colony Trust Company
Estabrook & Co
Loring, Tolman & Tupper
Albany
Lee, Higginson & Co
Parkinson & Burr
Blodget & Co
A. B. Leach & Co
E. H. Rollins & Sons
Bond & Goodwin, Remick, Hodges & Co
C. H. Venner & Co
Equitable Trust Company of New York
W. R. Compton & Co
J. R. Mageffine
Hopedale
Eben Ss. Draper
Tiffany Studios of
New York
Cohasset
Eben &8. Draper
Theatrical Manager Arrested for Hotel Bill Fraud
Frederick C. Curtis, 34, a theatrical manager, was arrested by headquarters inspectors on an indictment warrant charging him with defrauding the Commonwealth Hotel of 140 dollars and 25 cents. He is alleged to have stayed at Bowdoin Street Hotel from December 18 last year to February 14 this year and left without paying. Curtin was bailed by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick C. Curtis
Commonwealth
Bowdoin Street
Curtin
Jailed as He Quits Prison
Neil H. Stark a 22 year old Los Angeles man described as a bank clerk was taken into custody as he stepped from the Deer Island boat after serving 80 days. He was found guilty of defrauding the Copley Plaza Hotel of 98.38 in October last year and was arraigned on a larceny by check charge in Washington DC dated December 3 of last year. The case was postponed and Stark was to be sent back to Washington by Deputy Marshal Ruhl with Stephen J. Costa named as the complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil H. Stark
South
Grand Avenue
Los Angeles
Deer Island
Copley Plaza Hotel
Federal
Washington, D. C
Stark
Washington
Marshal Ruhl
Stephen J. Costa
Robinson Named by Hallowell Republican Caucus for Mayor
HALLOWELL Me Feb 18 J M Robinson was named as the Republican candidate for Mayor in a caucus held tonight The nomination was unanimous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowell, Me
J. M. Robinson
Dividend Declarations From Several Companies
Bay State Corp declares regular semi annual 3 12 percent on first preferred stock payable March 1 to stock of record February 14. Galena Signal Oil pays 3 on common and 2 on preferred quarterly, payable March 21 to record February 28. International Coal & Coke declares 1 percent payable March 1 to stock of record February 20. South Penn Oil declares regular quarterly 3 and 2 extra, payable March 21 to record March 7. Union Tank Line declares initial semi annual 2 1 2 percent, payable March 2 to stock of record March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay State Corporation
Galena Signal Oil Company
International Coal & Coke Company
South Penn Oil Company
Union Tank Line
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Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Co
Rhode Island
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OLD Colony Press
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Central Mississippi Valley Electric Properties Funds
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At&sf
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Baldwin Loco
Batopilas Mi
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YOO
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A. J. Eveland
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Lyca Eeane
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Valcon
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Liggett & A A
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Fis
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Clinch & O
Orky Arkwright
Cen Pacific
Ge Nassau Elec
Barna’ Tee
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Border
Enamel & S
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Chace
R. Borden
Cie & Ol
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Charlt
Union Pac Hers Conamet
Sagamore Seaconnet
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Nyc
Davol
Stafford
Altonsis
Flint
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Rte Mg
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Weetamoe Silks
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Utler
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Res Bula
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Felis
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Chicago Market
Aesta
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Canal & Dock
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Thinois
Union Carbide
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Armour
Edison Hs
Chicago City Railways Bs
Ogden Gas
South Side
Lawrence
M. Halsey & Co
Laclede Gas Company
Public Service Commission of Missouri
Laclede Company
New Britain
Conn
Richter & Co
Curtis & Sanger
Kissel, Kinnicut & Co
Merrill, Oldham & Co
R. L. Day & Co
Redmond & Co
Blake Bros. & Co
Thomson & Co
N. B. Stark & Co
Philadelphia Market
Oll Ston
Ask Am Iys
Phila Co
Camb Steel
Wkii & Sdl
Steet
Wels Col Ss Ss
Bancroft Realty Company
Bancroft Hotel
Worcester
Bonney & Moor State Mutual Building
Draper Family
St.rans N.Y. Minn
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