Copper Shares Notably Strong as Market Mixed
Copper shares show strength with most copper stocks rising while Boston Elevated gains 213 points to 902 and New York list is erratic with overall price pressure as the Standard issues a generally lower ruling.
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Boston
New York
Markets Report Daily Stock Activity and Rates
Yesterday's totals show New York sales at 521000 shares and Boston at 35609. Reading led New York active list with 75100 shares while North Butte topped Boston with 3260. Jan 1 to date, New York 4297000 and Boston 243952. year-ago New York 4736800 and Boston 382791. Northern Ohio T&L gained 638 to 603-8. Assets Realization fell 7 to 20 in New York. Quincy Mining rose 3 to 64 in Boston, Calumet & Hecla fell 3 to 422. Call money in NY 2 to 2 1-2 pct. Boston 3 1-2 to 4 pct. Time money NY 3 1-2 to 5 pct. Boston 4 1/2 to 5 pct.
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New York
Boston
Reading
North Butte
Ohio
Quincy Mining
Calumet & Hecla
Time Money
Stock Market Mixed as Traders Brace for Rebound
New York markets saw a paused uptrend with renewed short selling and irregular swings. Major issues like Union Pacific Reading and New York Central declined at times while independent steel shares rose and copper stocks gained on stronger home and world demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Pacific
Reading
New York Central
Tnion Pacific
Lehigh Valley
Dan
Mexico
Missouri Pacific
United States
Island Creek Coal declares quarterly dividend on common stock
The Island Creek Coal Company directors announce a quarterly dividend of 50 cents per share on common stock. The payment date is February 2, 1914, and the record date is the close of business February 2, 1914. W Batchelader serves as treasurer.
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Common Stock Divivea
Island Creek Coal Company
W. Batchelder
Treas
Lowell Electric Light Declares Dividend No 71
The Lowell Electric Light Corporation of Lowell Massachusetts declares a quarterly dividend of 2.00 per share on its capital stock payable February 2 1914 to stockholders on record at the close of business January 2 1914. Transfer agents are One Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Electric Light Corporation
Lowell, Massachusetts
Lowell Electric Light Corporatin
Wable
Copper shares lead Boston market gains on strong session
Activity in copper issues driven the local market with gains across low and high priced stocks. Alaska Gold American Telephone and other names rose as the Copper Producers' Association December results helped bulls, Boston Elevated rallied to 90 1/2 after settling labor issues, closing with a firm tone.
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Boston
Lake
Quincy
Allouez
Mohawk
Copper Range
Copper Producers’ Association
Alaska
La Rose reports year profits and metal output in 1913
La Rose reports net profits of 953000 for the year ended December 31. December production of 260975 ounces of silver valued at 149610 gross and total income 156740. Year production 2634000 ounces valued at 1550000 gross versus 2618000 ounces in 1912. Surplus on December 31 1864434 with cash 1677889 and liabilities 25788. Special stockholders meeting for National Carbon Company set February 16 to increase preferred stock to 5600000 and common to 12500000. Old Colony Mining President Fay reports Drill No 26 cut the Mayflower lode at 1749 to 1825 feet, bed 77 feet thick, copper mineralization fair to good.
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An & T
H&o
Horot Chem
Anacor
Weneree
Arizona Com
Guif
Sores
Bonanza Eeane
Bos
Ios & Albany
Bos & Maine
Itte
Itte & Sup
Hs & Arizona
Il & Hecla Ee Ree
Fiteburg
Geneva
Isle Royale
Keweenew
Lake Copper
la Salle
Tees
Mason Valley
NY & Hum
North Butte
Old Colony
la Rose
The
National Carbon Company
H. F. Fay
Old Colony Mining Company
Bradstreet Says Improvement Drives This Week Despatches
Bradstreet notes improvement as the keynote of this week's despatches with sentimental yet substantial gains. Employment rises as plants reopen after holidays, especially in iron and steel. Textile trade expands with higher bleached cotton orders, wash goods interest, and better cotton yarn demand. December and four months cotton consumption set records. Woolens see fall-weight men s wear goods priced 17 to 25 cents below last season, spurring buying.
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New York
Bradstreet
Market activity and money easing shape stocks gains
Public interest shifts as commissions rooms fill and over 1,000,000 shares trade in two days amid rising prices. Bears doubt durability while bulls see a bottom near. money easing signals easier credit and potential profit for the year. A Massachusetts Blue Sky bill targets securities sales by correspondence schools. New York Clearing House banks show a large cash gain, with idle reserves rising. Boston Elevated dispute ends with wage moves likely to sustain dividends.
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Commission House Board Rooms
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
New York Clearing House
Bank of England
Board of Arbitration
Boston
Market Barometer Signals Ulster & Co Movement
Ulster & Co shows 869 000 yesterday and 30 323 000 a year ago in market barometer notes. Read as financial activity with unspecified context and figures.
Bond awards and bids for municipal and corporate notes
The report lists allocations of Porto Rico irrigation bonds totaling 700 000 at 4 percent with annual 100 000 payments for 1914 to 1950, naming Gavanelle Payne & Co Muller Schall Co the Commercial National Bank of New York and Fletcher National Bank Indianapolis. It also notes NYSE listing efforts for 1 497 200 first mortgage 6 percent convertible bonds Series A due 1928 by Granby Consolidated and confirms N W Harris Co as winner of 1 220 000 4 12 percent Hartford bonds.
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Alaska
Am Tel & Tel
Realiz
Baldwin Leco
Beth Steel
Biyn
BOL
Gat Bkirnt Gas
al Pet Corp
Pacific
Ucase
Goodrich
Harvester
E& W
J Valley
Lehigh
Liggett & Meyer
Long Island
Loose-Wiles Co
Louis Nash
Er Marine
Fex Pet Co
NH & H
Amoe Db
Ohio
Nor
Pac Eoreene
Southern
Nor & Wes
Ry St
Rock Island
Rumely Co
St Lon & Sn
Seaboard
al L
South Pacific
Texas Pacific
Texas Co
Union Pacific
Porto Rico
Gavanelle Payne, & Co
Muller, Schall & Co
Naeee Oe
New York
Fletcher National Bank of
Dianapolis
New York Stock Exchange
Granby Consolidated Mining, Smelting & Power Company, Ltd
Boston Stock Exchange Directory for 1914 Published
The Boston Stock Exchange issues its 1914 directory listing 150 members and 33 firms with exchange memberships. Rufus L. Sewall is noted as the last new member admitted on December 4. Several firms hold multiple memberships, including Hornblower & Weeks and Paine, Webner & Co.
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Boston
Exchange
Rufus L. Sewall
Boston Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
R.L. Day & Co
Devens, Lyman & Co
Hornblower & Weeks
Paine, Webner & Co
Thompson, Towle & Co
Trade review signals renewed vigor in industry and markets
Dun and Company reports increased activity in mercantile and industrial sectors with signs of improvement in iron and steel. Steel mills resume, furnaces restart after holidays, primary dry goods show better tone, and fall men's wear prices drop. Footwear trades rise though overall buying not expanded, railroads hold purchases awaiting freight rate decision. Failures total 493 in U S and 49 in Canada, up from last year.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Company
New England
United States
Canada
Massachusetts Trust Company to Call Stock Subscriptions
President Edgar R. Champlin announces that stock subscriptions will be called as of February 2. Remodeling of the John Hancock building, formerly Eliot National Bank, proceeds under architects Shepley, Rutan & Coolidge with a new entrance from Federal Street. Completion is expected in about three weeks and the new trust company hopes to open for business then.
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Massachusetts Trust Company
Edgar R. Champlin
John Hancock Building
Eliot National Bank
Massachusetts
Shepley, Rutan & Coolidge
Federal Street
Trust Company
Adventist and Second Advent churches listed with service times
A compiled notice lists multiple Boston area churches with Sunday services. Adventist, Second Advent, Baptist and Congregational parishes give morning and evening preaching times, Sunday schools, and music, with pastors named including Rev. C. O. Farnham D D Rev. F. E. Banks Rev. Austen Kennedy de Blois D D Rev. Herbert S. Johnson D D Rev. Cortland Myers D V D and Rev. James A. Francis among others.
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Baptist First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Ave
Clarendon St
Austen Kennedy de Blois
Harbor of the Home Land
Commonwealth Avenue
Jesus
Gilchrist
Park
Woodward
Mendelssohn
Debussy
Lackner
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
West Canton Street
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Herbert S. Johnson
D. D
Frederick E. Heath
Heath
Dr. Johnson
Ford
Robert Lister
Isabel Melville
Pilgrim
Guy Mitchell
Tremont ‘Temple Baptist Church
Brotherhood and Girls
Cortland Myers
D. VD
Lotus
Wilhelmina Wright Calvert
Temple Chorus
A. J. Fairbanks
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Frank W. Padelford
Northern Baptist Education Society
Oscar E. Thomas
Foss Bible Class
Beverly
Padelford
First Free Baptist Church
Warren St
Holborn
Roxbury
Horace H. Hayes
Union Square Baptist Church
Walnut Street
Somerville
Francis W. O’brien
Religious services and programs listed for city churches
Boston area churches outline Sunday services, lectures and concerts. Listings include People’s Temple sermons by Rev. Lemuel H. Marlin and other ministers, plus services at First Methodist Episcopal, Episcopal St Pauls Cathedral, Advent Church, Emmanuel Church, St Ann’s, St Stephen’s, First Presbyterian, Salvation Army, and Unitarian King’s Chapel with dates, speakers, and musical offerings.
Swedenborgian Church Services and Programs in Bowdoin Street
Divine worship at 10:30 a.m. with Rev. James Reed preaching. Sunday school at noon. 4 p.m. concert with vocal solos and choral pieces directed by Horace B. Blakem er. solos by Mrs. Stoddard and others. Address on A Decalogue for Today by Rev. Walter B. Murray. Tuesday 4 p.m. free lecture by Rev. Hay on Spiritual Evolution and Angelic Ministry to Manhood. Public invited.
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Congregational Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
Asher Anderson
D. D
Raymond Epstein
Grace Chisholm
Old South Church
Willis H. Butler
Bible
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Church
Pleasant Streets
G. Charles Gray
Shawmut Congregational Church
Tremont and
Brookline Streets
E. Ellsworth Shumaker
First Presbyterian Church
Berkeley Street
W. M. Tufts
Ripley Chorus
Men’s Forum
Gideon Associates
Dr. Tufts
First Reformed Presbyterian Church
Ferdinand and Isabella Sts
W. J. McKnight
Job
Swedenborgian Church OF the New Jerusalem
Bowdoin St
State House
James Reed
H. Clinton Hay
Rogers
Brown
Sue W. Stoddard
Bernice W. Reed
William L. Nelson
Oscar Enland
Walter B. Murray
Hay
Lynn Association OF Spiritualists
Cadet Hall
Market Street
Lynn
Charles J. Perryon
Children’s Lyceum
Boston
Scollay Square
Unity Church
Huntington
A. BE. Wilson
Cambridge Hall
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
G. W. Nutter
A. S. Perry
Harvey Redding
Huntington Chambers
Huntington Avenue
American Psychical Research Society, Inc
First Science Bible Spiritual Church (Inc
Washington Hall
Rebecca G. Treadwell
Co-Operative Spiritual Society
Castle Hall
Tremont Street
Belle Robertson Dot
W. L. Clough
Religious events fill Roxbury on Sunday with speakers and music
Diverse Boston area notices list services and programs at Roxbury Universalist Church and several halls. The Rev James Harry Holden leads vespers and organ recitals. others include F Farley Cook and Emma Poore with topics on socialism healing and capital. Free seats and no collections noted.
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International Bible Students
Association
F. Farley Cook
New York
Majestic Theatre
Common Cause Forum
Franklin Union Hall
Berkeley
Cor. Appleton St
Martha Moore Avery
THE
NEW Thought Church (Inc
Richards Hall
Huntington Chambers
Emma
Poore
Abraham Cahan
Jewish Daily Forward
Socialist Forum
Christian Mission
Lincoln Hall
West Concord St
O. Farnham
Hell
FIRST
NEW Thought Society OF Boston
Chauncy Hall
Boylston Street
C. Norris
Morrison I. Swift
Franklin Union
People's Forum
Beacon Streept Spiritual Alliance
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ONE & Webster
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Pond Creek Coal
Pullman Co
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Torrington
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Utah
Utah Cop Co
Vt & Massi
Wees
Victoria Seee
Son
Las
Ely Consolidated
Greene Cananea
Kerr Lake
McKinley Dar
Nevada Hills
Nipissing Ee . - Is
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United Cig
Bay State Gas
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Ste
Bingham Mines
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See
Eee Oy
Butte & London
Calaveras Oneness
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Caribou
Crown Reserve
Davis Daly
Ia Rose
THO Etree
Majestic
South Lake
Jao
Chicago
Cannes
Minneapolis
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St Louis
Kansas City
Detroit
Liverpool
Geeieipe
State Street
Boston Elevated
Ceee
Pena
Pan
Tse Stock Exchange
Oriias
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Brown Bros & Co Etis
Cri&p
CRIGP
Ty al & Bos
Nor &W
Noth Pacific
Col Fuel&i - A
T&t Gs
Hide & Na
Col & Bo
T&t
Ole Maseses Ceenes
del & Hud
Ort
Te &Cofc
Peo G
Armour & Co Real del & Hud
Tee den & RG
Eewes Bay
Detroit Edison
Lim&s
Beraaa
LiMas-Rigone
Erie
Gulf Diy Bs L
Etree
Li S. Rgts
Bivsas
Atlanta & Ar
Icaes
Indiana
Pitts
Dasca
Ge Steel
Bet Steel
Kan
Cal Gas
Kings Co
Lake S
Gnl
Wegett & N
Ches & C
Ches & O
N-P&a
Virginian
Manhattan Ry
Bet
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C & East Il
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O&w
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Chicago Market
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Chicago City Railways
Edison
Chicago Elevated Railway
Chicago Title & Trust
Chicago Railways
Sweer
Hart, Si'& Mare
Sears-Roebuck
Union Carbide
West Stone
Steer Ee Bonds Armour
Com Edison
Chicago Telephone
Rer
Aay
Morris
Ogden Gas
South Side
N. W. Harris & Co
Hartford
Philadelphia Market
Phila Co
E&p
Phila
Dun’s Weekly Review
Old Glory
Savings Department
Qld
Court Street
Unday Services
Vicinity
Post
Adventist Advent Christian Church
Warren Street
C. O. Farnham
Second Advent Church
Putnam Street
F. E. Banks
David
Centre Street Baptist Church
Mozart and
Centre Sts
Jamaica Plain
C. W. Hidden
William J. Burns
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Clarendon
Montgomery Streets
James A. Francis
E. N. C. Barnes
Myra Pond Hemenway
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Fulton
Christadelphians
Franklin Union Building
Berkeley — Street
Dudley Street
Christ
Christian Scientist
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paul Streets
Congregational
North Congregational Church
Roseland Street
Vincent Ravi
Leon van Vliet
Mary Harger
Adelphi
Harger
W. B. Sadie
Methodist Episcopal
People’s Temple
A. H. Nazarian
Lemuel H. Marlin
Boston University
Indianapolis
John Lowe Forte
J. E. Crowther
J. E. Fisher
John W. Hamilton
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Temple Street
Frank ™. Collier
Cathedral Choir of
Dudley Buck
Rossini
Episcopal
E. S. Drown
F. W. Fitts
Endicott Peabody
F. W. Landerburn
Alexander Mann
Church OF the Advent
Mt. Vernon
Brimmer Streets
William Harman van Allen
Star of Hope
S. H. Hilliard
New England Temperance Society
Emmanuel Church
Newbury St
Elwood Worcester
Edmund S. Rousmaniere
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Ralph Bray
ST. Ann’s Church
East Cottage
A. George EB. Jenner
ST. Stephen's Church
Florence Street
Salvation Army
Bowdoin Square Tabernacle
Bowdoin Sq
Christian Praise Service
Salvation Meeting
Battle For Souls
Atkinson
Tom Malpass
Brookman
Hastwood
Chafee
Antrim
Donald and
Campbell
King's Chapel
Tremont
School Streets
Howard N. Brown
Sydney B. Snow
Mr. Brown
Charles W. Eliot
F. G. Peabody
Louis ©. Cornish
Italy
China
Japan
Roxbury Universalist Church
Buena Vista
James Harry Holden
B. Franz Reissmann
Holden
Slattery
NEW Thought Forum
Harmony Hall
Washington Street
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