Prices Rise Further in Stock Markets Across Cities
The report shows total sales in New York at 5,816,300 shares and Boston 483,205 for Jan 1 to date, with New York 323,300 New York share volume and Boston 30,572. Gains include Lorillard Co. in New York and Calumet & Hecla in Boston. losses feature American Express in New York and N. E. Tel. & Tel. in Boston. Call and time money rates rise in both cities as market activity grows.
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New York
Boston
Steel Common
Am. Tel. & Tel
Lorillard Co
Am. Express
Calumet & Hecla
N. E. Tel. & Tel
Stock Market Gains Continue as Bulls Push Prices Higher
The New York stock market extended yesterday s gains with further advances and active buying. Short covering supported higher prices as traders cited technical strength, favorable copper reports, and easy money conditions. European markets and Balkan war news influenced sentiment, while Distillers 5s weakened and total bond sales reached 880 000 par value.
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New York
Turkey
London
Europe
South America
United States
Fall River Gas Works Declares Dividend No 73
Fall River Gas Works Company declares a quarterly dividend of five dollars per share payable February 1 1918 to stockholders of record at the close of business January 24 1913. Transfer Agents Stone Webster Amalgamated Copper Company 742 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River Gas Works Company
Fall River
Massachusetts
Stone & Webster
Amalgamated Copper Company
Broadway
Amalgamated Songer Company
A. H. Melin
Local Market Shows Upward Trend Across Copper Issues
Boston January 22 local market dealings were moderate yet prices moved higher through the session with gains around a point. Amalgamated Granby Mohawk Tamarack Smelting and Copper Range led the gains as London cables show Amalgamated and Guggenheim firms resisting price cuts. Close notes a firm tone with notable activity in American Zinc Massachusetts Gas United Fruit and Telephone rights.
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Boston
Amalgamated
Granby
Mohawk
London
Guggenheim
Thas
Guggenheims
Massachusetts
United Fruit
Boston Stocks Ewhen Issued Totals and Rights
The report notes an ewhen issued total of 80 572 shares sold with bonds and a $25 000 rights issue totaling 80 688.
Boston curb market leads with Corbin Copper moves
Corbin Copper dominated yesterday's local curb market with over 14 000 shares traded and prices ranging from 28 to 48 cents. It closed at 38 cents amid rumors that the upcoming assessment may be $1 per share instead of $2. Mexican Metals, Butte Central and Majestic were also noted for fluctuating activity.
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Corbin Copper
Butte Central
Majestic
Gloucester lends 150000 to Estabrook Co for notes
Gloucester Massachusetts awarded a temporary loan of 150000 dollars to Estabrook & Co due October 20 with other bidders including Loring Tolman & Tupper Curtis & Sanger and Gloucester Safe Deposit & Trust Co Old Colony Trust Co Cape Ann National Bank and Blake Bros & Co The Great Western Power Co seeks authority from the California Railroad Commission to issue first mortgage 5 percent 40 year bonds to yield 3971731 Proceeds to fund distribution and construction H C Spiller re elected sinking fund commissioner Chelsea for a three year term
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Adronaas
el ‘Power Com
ORC
Bae Eee
cAmerican Invest Secs. Com
Cdo
Arlington Mills
American Screw Co
Rubber Co Com
Babcock & Wilcox
Bigelow Carpet
Borden's Milk
Boston Beltin Co Ee
Farr Alpaca
Fitch & Leominster
Great Falls Mfg
Hartford Carpet
Hey Bros & W
Hood Rubber Co
International Text Book Co
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9S Library Bureau
Lyman Mills
Manomet Mills
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Union Typewriter
Union Twist Mills
U S
Chenango & Sus Vally
Waltham Watch
Wamsutta Mills
Washburn
Gloucester
Mass
Estabrook & Co
Loring, Tolman & Tupper
Curtis & Sanger
Gloucester Safe Deposit & Trust Company
Old Colony Trust Company
Cape Ann National Bank
Blake Bros. & Co
Great Western Power Company
California Railroad Commission
H. C. Spiller
H. C. Spiller & Co
City of
Chelsea
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co election
At the annual stockholders meeting the board gained James Longley Henry B Shaw Nathaniel J Rust Frank G Webster Arthur F Estabrook George B Wilbur Charles F Fairbanks Wallace N Pierce Costello C Converse Edward W Hutchins James R Dunbar Elwyn G Preston Charles E Rogerson Richard M Saltonstall Jerome Jones Nathaniel F Ayer George W Wheelwright John W Farwell C Minot Weld William H Wellington Nathaniel Stevens John R Macomber and John R Lawrence. George R White Amory A Lawrence and Richard C Humphreys were not re elected. Officers elected include Executive committee Charles E Rogerson president James Longley Henry B Shaw Wallace L Pierce William H Wellington. Officers Charles Ky Rogerson president James Longley vice president William C Williams vice president George E Goodspeed treasurer Edward EB Stevens assistant treasurer Roland K E Chafey assistant treasurer Henry A Fenn secretary manager safe deposit department Herbert B Heathfield assistant secretary Francis J Burrage assistant secretary Marvin Sprague trust officer.
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Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Company
James Longley
Henry 8. Shaw
Nathaniel J. Rust
Frank G. Webster
Arthur F. Estabrook
George B. Wilbur
Charles F. Fairbanks
Wallace N. Pierce
Costello C. Converse
Edward W. Hutchins
James R. Dunbar
Elwyn G. Preston
Charles E. Rogerson
Richard M. Saltonstall
Jerome Jones
Nathaniel F. Ayer
George W
Wallace L. Pierce
William H. Wellington
Charles Ky
Rogerson
William Cc. Willams
George E. Goodspeed
Edward EB. Stevens
Roland Ke.chafey
Henry A. Fenn
Safe Deposit Department
Herbert B
Fitchburg R R Sells Bond Issue
The Fitchburg Railroad Company issued a 400000 dollar 4 1/2 percent bond dated January 1, 1918. It was awarded to Blodget & Co. and N W Harris & Co. at 100.42 with interest. Other bidders included Blake Bros Co Adams Co Estabrook Co R L Day Co Paine Webber Edmunds Bros White Weld Parkinson Burr Curtis Sanger Read Oldham Wainwright.
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Fitchburg
Boston & Maine
Blodget & Co
N. W. Harris & Co
Blake Bros. & Co
Adams & Co
Estabrook & Co
R. L. Day & Co
Paine, Webber & Co
Edmunds Bros
White, Weld & Co
Parkinson & Burr
Curtis & Sanger
William A. Read & Co
Merrill, Oldham & Co
H. C. Wainwright & Co
New York Central Equipment Trusts Offered
J P Morgan Co First National Bank and National City Bank of New York offer $12,640,000 12 percent equipment trust notes of the New York Central Lines maturing serially from January 1 1914 to January 1 1928. This offering is part of a total of $24,000,000 authorized.
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J. P. Morgan & Co
First National Bank
National City Bank of New York
New York Central
Market Review Shows Strong Tone Yet Lacking Public Buying
Stock market notes a firm tone with high trading interest 325000 shares and bullish signals from copper metal gains. Key points include Roosevelt's steel trust hearing, gold exports totalling 17000000 since January, and rail earnings shaping potential rate debates.
Irregular Bond Market in New York Trade Notes
The bond board shows uneven activity with prices in New York City led issues like 44s Rock Island collateral 4s Distilling 5s and Wabash 4s. Government bonds close mixed with several rég. issues quoted around 101 to 102 and a long list of corporate and railway securities. Total sales reported at $1.83 million with weekly and yearly comparisons noted.
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New York City
Rock Island
United States
Hoon
Rt & Pdebis
Midland
Disti
Corp
One Pacific
Per & Co
Lewes Mel
Ts Exempt NY
Pacific T & Ni
Eak
Erie Gallien
Csee Ry
Pee G&cot
Col & Bh
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Cumberland
Iowa
Cuba
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Pel Ain
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NYAS
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Tack & W Bs
Mil & OP NY
Ayaa Co
Otis Mn
P Rig
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Westghse Mig
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Bs—Hotto
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P&c
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Giachite
Pete Peet
Mobile
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Standard Mill’ Bs
Liggett ‘& M_ a
Texas
Buigs
Mk& Eat
Cc & Gt West
Mil & St
Milstrie SG
Fae
Tr Coctis
Esa
Saka Beek
Wisconsin Cen
Future Installation Plans Mentioned With No Substantial Activity
The report notes that installation is planned for the future but currently only references a non substantial direction with no notable actions or concrete steps underway. No specific entities, dates, or locations are identified in the available text.
Money Markets Ease Across Centers with Strong Gold Debuts
Funds accumulate at all centres with an easy tone. Gold remains in demand for export with 1.3 million dollars set for next Saturday from National Bank of Commerce Goldman Sachs & Co and National City Bank of New York. In New York yesterday call funds stood at 2 1 2 per cent. Time quotations were 8 1 2 per cent for days and 4 per cent for four to six months.
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New England
Pacific Coast
East
California
Realty Syndicate
Oakland
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Oakland Traction Co
United States
Boston
Exchange Building
State Street
National Bank of Commerce
Goldman, Sachs & Co
National City Bank of New York
New York
Reichsmarks Eeteeee
La Rose Mines Profits December and Year 1912
La Rose Mines reported net profits of 95301 for December and 1026663 for the twelve months of 1912. The figures reflect annual earnings from mining operations and indicate strong year end performance.
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la Rose
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