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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1914

Page

14

Federal Trust Company Statement of Reserve Holdings

In a sworn statement dated January 22, 1914 the officers and directors of the Federal Trust Company certify the reserve composition over the last thirty days. The report lists currency and specie 8.37 percent, deposits in reserve banks 9.85 percent, and Massachusetts and Suffolk bonds 2.59 percent each, with signatories Merrill O Neil Kenney Emerson Morrisson Gibbs Carlin Nawn Burnett. Notary James E Farrell attested the oath.

Ata Aa Boeing Massachusetts

Dividend Notice From Galveston Houston Electric Company

Preferred and common dividends declared with March payable date and record at close. transfer agents listed for the Galveston Houston Electric Company in Texas.

Galveston-Houston Electric Company Galveston and Houston, Texas

State 44 per cent bonds lead New York market

The bond market featured the new issue of State 44 per cent bonds with prices rising in early trading. New Haven convertibles of 1948 drew demand while Seaboard Air Line and Railway adjustments stayed active. Third 5s remained firm as bond transactions totaled about 5.9 million dollars in a week, with January 1 totals compared to the prior year.

New Haven Seaboard Air Line

Market Advances Despite Slower Activity and Rumored Dividend Cut

The report notes continued market advances amid reduced activity with steel leading volume. Call money sits near 2 percent in New York and 3 percent in Boston, while time money ranges from 2.25 to 4.5 percent. Key movers include Virginia Iron Coal & Coke, Concord & Montreal, and Boston & Maine, with notable gains and losses listed for both markets. Total shares traded show New York and Boston activity, and rumors of a July dividend cut for Boston Elevated are mentioned.

Boston New York Steel Alaska Gold Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke Canadian Pacific Concord Montreal Maine

New York Market Posts Broad Upturn As Prices Rally

Near term trading saw stocks and bonds rise to new highs of the movement with some gains over two points. Southern Pacific neared par while Atchison topped 100, as professional and outside buyers pushed the market despite some profit taking and heavy dips in Canadian Pacific and Union Pacific.

New York Southern Pacific Atchison Canadian Pacific Union Pacific Wilson Bears Financial District Shorts United States Steel United States

Local Market Inching Up Amid Moderate Follow Through

Boston traders closed a day of mixed activity with bulls pushing prices higher in late trading. Copper group leaders Amalgamated Granby Calumet & Arizona and Hancock outperformed while East Boston Land Massachusetts Electric and Boston Elevated posted gains. A rumor of a dividend cut for Boston Elevated circulated as prices rose modestly on light volume.

Boston Amalgamated North Butter Granby Calumet & Arizona Hancock East Boston Land Massachusetts Electric Preferred Boston Elevated

Multiple Companies Declares Regular Stock Dividends

The list shows several firms announcing regular or semi annual stock dividends with payable dates and record dates. Finlay Acker Company 11 2 percent on preferred stock payable February 1. Lackawanna Steel 13 4 percent on preferred stock payable March 2. A MacDonald Company Ltd regular stock payable January 31. Monongahela Valley Traction 21 2 percent on preferred stock payable February 1. Pittsburg Dry Goods 31 2 percent on preferred and 5 percent on common payable January 1. Ohio Traction quarterly 11 4 percent on preferred stock payable February 1. Pepperell Manufacturing semi annual 6 per share payable February 2. Diamond Match quarterly 11 2 percent and extra 1 percent payable March 16.

Finlay Acker Company Lackawanna Steel Company A. MacDonald Company, Ltd Monongahela Valley Traction Company Pittsburg Dry Goods Company Ohio Traction Company Pepperell Manufacturing Company Diamond Match Company

Idle Car Surplus Climbs Amid Market Shifts and Cash Inflow

The American Railway Association cites a January 1 idle car surplus of 214,889, up 26,000 in two weeks, while New York bond syndicate profits hover around 1 percent on a $51 million deal. Boston Elevated dividends may rise to 5 percent, with yields compared for Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Banks accumulate nearly $17 million in cash as call money rates fall. lenders eye surplus reserves for the season.

State of Massachusetts Sara Ik Ole Egies Syndicate Bate Iccesshaees i Buas Consreiere Nce A Ieee Fey Cpey Danks Occ Ee Nies Ee Ae Soho O'S The American Railway Association Kuhn, Loeb & Co William A. Read & Co New York State Boston Elevated Company Boston News Bureau Boston Elevated Brooklyn Rapid Transit New York Paris

Optimists Clash With Pessimists Over Stock Market Gains

A cautious observer notes this week’s market resilience with Steel up 2 points since Monday while Union Pacific climbs 27 8, Reading 2, and Amalgamated 17 8. Trading volume totals show Steel 438 000, Union Pacific 194 000, Reading 65 000, Amalgamated 128 000 shares.

Steel Union Pacific Reading Amalgamated Union Preffic

Business expansion seen but uneven across sectors

R G Dun & Co Weekly Review notes continued overall expansion in general business with mixed advices from leading centers. Iron and steel show strengthening turning point, copper demand rises prices, dry goods busy, wool in broad demand, footwear still quiet, and tailoring up in the United States and Canada compared to last year.

New York R. G. Dun & Co Review of Trade United States Canada

National City Bank to join federal reserve system

New York January 23. The National City Bank the country’s largest institution likely will enter the federal reserve system under the new currency law officials said. Rumors of a merger with the Corn Exchange Bank were dismissed as unlikely while Vanderlip in Paris with James Stillman delays official comment.

New York National City Bank Corn Exchange Bank Frank A. Vanderlip City Bank Paris James Stillman

Bond market notes on New Bedford and Northampton bids

New Bedford invites bids on bonds totaling 554000 for street widening and municipal loans with annual redemptions through 1983. Northampton seeks an 80000 temporary loan to mature in October 1914. Pacific Telephone 5 percent bonds have sold. European bankers warn of higher yields on American bonds due to new tax law and disclosure rules.

New Bedford Mass Union Northampton Mags A. B. Leach & Co Swiss Bankverein Europe

Metal markets update from New York exchange

Copper steady on the New York Metal Exchange with spot to April at 14.5 offered and 14.62 to 14.65. tin ranges from 8.12 to 8.87 with monthly spreads. lead and spelter quiet with modest 4.05 to 5.80 ranges. antimony listed by Cookson's at 7.30 to 7.40. iron quoted irregularly at No 1 Southern 14.75 to 15.25.

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Bond market optimism cited by Baker Ayling partner

Charles L Ayling of Baker Ayling and Co reports a bright bond outlook noting a quadruple rise in business. He cites strong demand from New England buyers for high grade issues and vanishing timidity among investors. The Boston Wharf Company posts 1913 profit of 350 009 against 360 836 in 1912 and 325 388 in 1911.

Charles L. Ayling Baker, Ayling & Co New England Boston Wharf Company

Miss Eleanor Crocker Engagement Announced

Miss Eleanor Crocker and Edward M. Howland Harvard ’06 announced their engagement last night. The photo credit goes to Purdy.

Eleanor Crocker Edward M. Howland Harvard Purdy

Crocker Howland Engagement Linked to Back Bay Society

Announcement of Miss Eleanor Crocker daughter of Mr and Mrs George A Crocker of 3878 Marlboro Street engaging Edward M Howland Harvard class of 1906. Crocker prominent Back Bay figure. Howland a salesman living with his mother at 46 Eliot Street Jamaica Plain. No wedding date yet but likely in spring.

Eleanor Crocker George A. Crocker Marlboro Street Edward M. Howland Harvard Miss Crocker Back Bay Howland Congress Street Eliot Street Jamaica Plain

Tweedy Silk Mills grant 10 percent wage increase and profits

Webster January 23. The Tweedy Silk Mills Inc of Danbury has granted 1000 mill workers a voluntary 10 percent wage raise and a pro rata share of the company earnings each year. Profit distribution will occur after the corporation's fiscal year ends in December.

Webster Tweedy Silk Mills, Inc Danbury

Bradstreet's Review Indicates Improving Economic Tone

Bradstreet's notes sentiment in finance, industry, and commerce is firmer than a week or month earlier. The presidential message appears to have cleared economic air. iron and steel demand rises. dry goods and woolen fabrics show spring and fall activity. bank clearings total 3.58 billion with a 1.8 percent year over year drop, while outside New York they rise 1.5 percent. Wheat and flour exports reach 3,881,823 bushels with corn at 64,908. Overall Canada trade improves and manufacturers resume larger output.

New York Bradstreet Tacoma Canada

Panther Attacks Pitcher in Sardis Encounter

Desperate fight ends when Willie Mitchell of the Naps shoots a panther near his Sardis Mississippi camp. After four shots the animal collapses and dies despite initial charges and injuries. Mitchell narrowly escapes a hand to hand struggle.

Willie Mitchell Naps Sardis Miss Mitchell

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