Bears Predominate in Day of Dulness on Wall Street
New York total sales reach 200 400 shares with 26 759 Boston. Butte and Superior lead Boston activity at 7 295 shares. Jan 1 1913 to date New York 1 989 400 shares Boston 180 569. Compared with last year New York 3 265 400 Boston 446 995. Gains include Am Tobacco and Homestake. losses include Canadian Pacific and Sears Roebuck. Call money in New York 2 1 2 percent. Ex dividend and sales total 26 759 shares bonds 41 500.
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New York
Boston
Steel Common
Butte & Superior
Am. Tobacco
Homestake
Canadian Pacific
Sears Roebuck
Edison Receipts
Calumet & Hecla
Call
Ime
Dss&apf
Erie Ee Ee
Erie Ist of Seoeseer
Elee Terenee
Goodrich
Lehigh Valley
Looseiles Co
Louis Nassects
May Dept Store
iMex Pet Co
Nevada
Nynh&h
Ce W
Nor & West
Nor Am
Nor Pacific
Pacifico Mail
Penn Teen Eewee
People’s Gas
Pitts Coal
Pitts Coalpf
Rock Island
Rock Is
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard
Sears-Roebuck
South Pacific
Studebaker
Texas Pacific
the Texas Co
Third Ave
Union Pacific
Utah
United States
Stock Exchange
Tokyo
I&p
Cuba
Nywé&Bos
Col& So
North West
North Pacific
T& Si
Trust Co Ctis
Stampe Ee
du Pont de Ne
Ate
Phils Co
A Ag Co
Erie
Im&s
T&t
Armour&Co Veil
Illinois
Aera
AT & SF
At&s
Ray 2d Pai
Saith Ae
Balt
O Pitts
Beth Steel
Copper Slump Pulls Down Broad Market in New York
Copper shares led a market decline as investors reacted to copper stock weakness and a firmer foreign decline. United States Steel reported record unfilled tonnage and high production while banks anticipated another large cash gain. bond activity remained steady with $2.295 million in wholesale sales.
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New York
China
United States Steel Corporation
United States
Puget Sound Traction Declares Dividends for 1913
The Puget Sound Traction light and Power Company declares quarterly dividends of 1.50 per share on preferred stock and 1.00 per share on common stock. Dividends payable January 15, 1913 to stockholders of record January 2, 1913. Stone & Webster, transfer agents.
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State of Washington
Preferred Capital
Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Company
Stone & Webster
Tor rington Company declares 4 percent semi annual dividend
The Torrington Company announces a 4 percent semi annual dividend on its common stock payable February 1, 1913 to stockholders of record at the close of business January 18, 1913. Transfer books close at 3 p m January 15, 1913 and reopen February 1, 1913. B Vincent Treasurer Boston January 9 1913.
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Torrington Com
B. Vincent
Boston
Dividend Declared by Thomas K. Cummins Treasurer
A quarterly dividend of three percent has been declared, payable February 1, 1913, to stockholders of record at the close of business January 15, 1912. Thomas K. Cummins, Treasurer, Boston, January 8, 1913.
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Thomas K. Cummins
Boston
Bearish tone dominates copper markets in Boston trading
On Butte & Superior the price fell to 37 and traded as high as 39.58 earlier. reduced ore recovery boosted the drop while shorts feared losses and new buying regained much of the early decline. Expectations of cutting red metal quotes weighed on sentiment and commitments, with Amalgamated and Chino also sliding before a weak close.
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Boston
Butte & Superior
Shorts
Amalgamated
Chino
Butte & Superior Movements
The
Stock Exchange
Boston curb market shows lower prices across local issues
In a lighter trading day the Boston curb market posted a downbeat tone with Alaska Gold Mexican Metals and Ma jestic among the standout issues. Ex dividend notes accompany the report as detailed fluctuations follow.
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Alaska
Majestic
Bond market notes from New England bids and maturities
Chicopee awards a 50000 temporary loan to Worcester North Savings Institution due November 15, 1918. Bidders included F S Mosely Blake R L Day Estabrook and Loring Tolman. Whitman invites bids for 45000 four percent high school bonds and 5000 high school equipment bonds dated December 1 1912. South Hadley fire district bids due January 20 for 10000 four percent water bonds dated July 1 1912 payable 1917 1930.
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Chicopee
Mass
Worcester North Savings Institution
Fitchburg
F. S. Mosely & Co
Blake Bros. & Co
R. L. Day & Co
Estabrook & Co
Loring, Tolman & Tupper
Whitman
South Hadley
STATE STREET TOPICS Market Still in a Rut
Market drift remains in a rut with prices lagging due to weak steel orders and Paris money tension. Bond activity is improving marginally while cash remains ample. rail bond issues may boost market attractiveness. Butte & Superior slides on lower ore recovery fears despite ongoing trading movement.
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Paris
Bank of France
Money Trust
Small Rise in Steel Tonnage Signals Slower Market
The Steel Corporation reports a marginal increase in unfilled orders, less than 80,000 tons, the smallest since 1912. Total on hand reaches 7,932,000 tons, a peak since 1907, with enough future bookings to sustain capacity for about eight months.
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The
Steel Corporation
Metal markets show weakness with copper and tin declines
At the Metal Exchange a generally weak tone persisted with copper and tin slipping on late deliveries. January and February copper prices stood around 50.15 and 50.00 to 50.10, while lead and spelter held around 4.25 to 4.35 and 7.20 to 7.40 respectively. London closing figures quoted copper at £74 5s, lead £17 9d, and tin spot at £228 1s, with limited or mixed futures and sales across metals.
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Cookson
London
Smoky Development Reports Strong Ore Progress Near Ely Nevada
The Smoky Development Company reports ore results meeting and exceeding expectations. Ore averages higher than expected with over 1100 tons of commercial ore on the Smokey ore-dump, 600 feet from the railroad. Financing covers preliminary exploration and development of the porphyry area and adjacent high-grade contact, with treasury shares expected to fund permanent development.
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Smoky Development Company
Cumberlandly
Nevada Consolidated
Gunn- Thompson
Ely
Gay & Sturgis
Treasury
Calendar for Today Dividends and Books Open and Close
Dividends payable include Lehigh Valley R R five percent and Monongahela Valley Traction of W Va two percent. Ex dividend Mohawk Mining at three dollars. Books open Atlantic Coast Line R R common, Northern Securities. Books close Chicago Jet Rys and Un Std eds for meeting. Consol Gas for meeting.
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Lehigh Valley R. R
Monongahela Valley Traction of
W Va
Com
Open Atlantic Coast Line
R. R
Northern Securities
Chicago
Rys. & UN
Std
Mtg
Consol, Gas
Bradstreet's Report Signals Broad Trade Life in Week
Bradstreet's New York report notes post holiday influences yet stronger early week activity across wholesale and jobbing lines. It highlights fall openings in dry goods and clothing, large steel and car specifications, rising shoe trade in the West, fair to good collections, and a record weekly bank clearings total of 3.98 billion dollars.
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New York
Bradstreet
Boston
Business in nearly all departments shows conservative optimism
R G Dun weekly review notes broad gains in cotton goods and blankets with higher prices and strong forward orders. Domestic staples move quietly yet steady. dress goods demand rises. print cloths soft but firm. Export to China fair. underwear and Hosiery in good demand. leather and hides steady. shoe trade quiet. commercial failures 363 in US and 32 in Canada.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
China
United States
Canada
Boston curb group lists 91020 Girard Copper shares
The Boston governing committee lists 91 020 shares of the Girard Copper Company with trading to begin Monday. The company is capitalized at 1 000 000 shares of par $10, with properties in Butte Montana. William M. Barnum elected president of the Pacific Coast Company, succeeding H W Cannon as chairman. Barnum formerly was vice president.
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Boston Curb
Girard Copper Company
Butte
Mont
William M. Barnum
The
Pacific Coast Company
H. W. Cannon
Mr. Barnum
Fomerly
Rider Impaled After Van Collision in Hartford
In Hartford on January 10 Sylvester Silver, aged years, riding a horse near a busy corner, collided with a heavily loaded moving van. His body was impaled on a van pole. He was taken to St Francis Hospital and his recovery was described as doubtful tonight.
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Hartford
Conn
Sylvester Silver
St. Francis Hospital
Burton Holmes Seafaring Lecture Travels West Indies
Tremont Temple hosts Burton Holmes travelogue series as Victoria Suise sails through Havana Puerto Rico Kingston Jamaica Trinidad Port of Spain Barbados Martinique St Pierre and St Thomas. The lecture traces battleship Maine scenes, pitch lake life, and Panama as final port of call.
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Burton Holmes
Tremont Temple
West Indies
Havana
Maine
Puerto Rico
San Juan
Kingston
Jamaica
Trinidad
Holmes
Port of Spain
Barbadoes
Martinique
St. Pierre
St. Thomas
Panama
Room and board for rent near State House area
Private family apartment with pleasant rooms and a side zone. Steam heated upper rooms available at 57 Ridgeway Lane near Deruc Street in South Boston opposite the State House. Rent is $2 per month or a similar rate. call for details.
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Springer St
S. Bos
State House
Ridgeway Lane
Cor
Deruc St
Sunday Services at Adventist Churches in Somerville
Adventists hold morning sermons at 10 30 and evening programs at 7 with special music. The Advent Christian church led by Rev Co O Farnham preaches What Is the State of the Dead and Where Are They Spiritual ism. Sun day school at 12 05 and Young people's meeting at 6. Putnam street church features Conversion and Conformity to the World with F A Blackmer leading praise.
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Tarrant County
Texas
Chemical National Bank
New York City
Fort Worth
Lewis Bros. & CO
Mason, Lewis & CO
Devonshire Street
Advent Christian Church
Warren Street
Co. O. Farnham
D. DO
Adventist Church
Putnam _ street
Somerville
C. RR
Crossett
F. A. Blackmer
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
West Canton Street
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Herbert 8. Johnson
D. D
Frederick E. Heath
Warren Avenue Meeting House
Heath
Tabernacle of God
Dr. Johnson
Robert Lister
Isabel Melville
Adelphi
Almer H. Walker
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Cortland Myers
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
Austen Kennedy de Blois
Ruggles Street Baptist
Samuel Russell
Bible School
Brotherhood
Charles
Parle
First Free Baptist Church
Holborn Street
Roxbury
Horace H. Hayes
Jessie Hudson
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Carles A. Fulton
D. Ds
G. Charles Gray
New Old South
Brighton Avenue Baptist Church
Brighton Avenue
Cambridge Street
Allston
E. P. Tuller
Eleanor Fox Allen
Christian Scientist
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Mother Church
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paul Streets
Boston
Park Street
Park and Tremont Streets
A. Z. Conrad
Cofrad
J. Willis Conant
Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
D. W. Waldron
Allen A. Stockdale
Union Church
Shawmut Congregational Church
Tremont and
Brookline
E. Ellsworth Shumaker
Church OF the Advent
Mt. Vernon
Brimmer
William Harman van Allen
Pr. Manning
Trinity Parish
New York
Commission On Faith and Order
First Presbyterian Church
Berkeley Street
Tufts
Ripley
Lynn
Pleasant Street
Malden
International Hall
Dudley Street
Lyal Arthan
Mr. Angus
Michigan
First Science Bible Spiritual Church (Inc
Washington Wall
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Rebecca G. Treadwell
White
Atwood
M. A. Graham
Dr. Blackden
Mr. Evans
Lucy Ackerman Johnson
Dwight
Jordan Hall
Huntington Avenue
Gainsboro Street
Rey
F. A. Wiggin
First Spiritual Temple
Exeter Street
Breckway
Warren Avenue Baptist and Boston area church notices
Church notices list services at Warren Avenue Baptist and many Boston churches. Pastors Her bert Johnson and Frederick Heath preach morning and evening with varied subjects. Choirs and soloists appear. several congregations hold Sunday schools and special services throughout the day.
Sunday Services Universalist Church and Spiritual Meetings
Sunday worship at Universalist Church Columbus Ave 10 30 theme The Divine Secret with music. Lect ure by Rev Stephen Roblin 7 30 Christianizing the Social Order. Multiple spiritualist meetings listed with times locations and speakers across Lynn Malden Cambridge Boston area.
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Columbus Avenue Universalist Church
Back Bay
Stephen Herbert Roblin
D. D
Bernard
Diverse Religious Meetings At Boston Halls
A roundup of Sunday lectures and assemblies across Boston venues including Steinert Hall Ford Hall Tremont Temple and Park Street Church. Speakers include J F Hoskins Vida W D Scudder H L Townsend and Frederick K Taylor with free seats and no collections.
Wilson Bros Jewelers and Motorcycle Sales Ad
New and used motorcycles sold on easy terms or bought part cash bar in diamonds watches etc a few used bicycles some as low as 10 dollars Wilson Bros Jewelers Keollay aq 215 SuTuTbSatf Talking Machines bought sold and exchanged nosis school street up one night
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Wilson Bros
Keollay Aq
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H. P. Bull
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Florence Street
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Temple Street
Ernest Lyman Mills
Epworth League
Olive G. Chaffee
W. E. Frall
UNIVERSALIST —_—_ OO
Catharine Howard Thompson
Huntington Chambers
Steinert Hall
Boylston Street
J. F. Hoskins
Ford Hall
State House Park
Vida WD. Scudder
Wellesley College
Katharine Crockett
John Harris Gutterson
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Hell
Townsend
Evangelical Alliance OF Greater Boston
Park Street Church
Alliance
Rederic K. Taylor
Indianapolis
Aubrey N. Peters
Berkeley Wall
Mary J. Slattery
Isaac Harris
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Franklin Union Building
Berkeley
Appleton Streets
NEW Thought Forum
Hall 210
John Fitzpatrick
First New Thought Society OF Boston
Chauncy Hall
Copley Square
Norris
Paine Hall
Appleton Street
J. P. Bland
B. D
Elietus
Regs
Townsend and Johnson
NEW Thought
Churchill (Inc
Richards’ Hall
Emma C. Poore
MulKenna
Universal Welfare Movement
Hall 417
Fred Gowing
Robert B. Martin
Proletarian Club
Templar Hall
Washington Street
the Kingdom of God
Schoo St
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