Corn Products Preferred Attracts 1% Yield Amid Clean-Up Hopes
Questioning why Corn Products preferred trades near 1% and common stock in the lower thirties, the letter cites the preferred’s near-full dividend clearance and a rising common price on improved earnings. It notes a strong first-quarter showing, April earnings of 1.5 million, and an anticipated 1917 common payout exceeding 15 per share, pending a government dissolution suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Yckes
Boston
Mass
Erie
Norfolk & Western
St. Paul
Abraham Wiring
Chestnut Street
Chelsea
Harry H. Donovan
Harvard Street
Cambridge
Alfred Merkart
Weston Street
John Luck
Linden Park Street
George Rumba
Kittredge Park
Tremont Street
Common
Louis Price
Lynn
Jacob Grenedo
Thomas Park
Robert Birse
Roma Terrace
Peter Yatts
Lincoln Street
Brighton
Tylas Grenjiskis
Lagrange Street
Samuel P. Levenburg
Kerwin Street
Dorchester
James Maurer
Pennsylvania State Federation of Labor
Massachusetts Gas Companies Declares Dividends
Dividend notices declare a 1 percent dividend on common shares payable August 1917 to holders of record July 16 1917. A second dividend of one half of 1 percent payable July 16 1917 to holders of record June 28 1917 for Red Cross War Fund. treasurers signature present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Augusta
Bkb. M. Richards
Red Cross War Fund
M. Richards
Dividend notices from multiple early 20th century companies
The United States Smelting Refining & Mining Co declares 1 percent quarterly on preferred capital stock and 2 percent on common stock, payable July 14 1917 to holders of record July 7 1917. Anaconda Copper Mining Co proclaims $2.00 per share on $50 par stock, payable August 27 1917 to record holders July 21 1917. Boston company pays 1.5 percent quarterly, record date July 5 1917. Owen Shepherd treasurer announces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Smelting, Refining & Mining Company
F. W. Batchelder
Anaconda Copper Mining CO
Broadway
New York
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
A. H. Melin
Owen Shepherd
Jewish Relief in All Lands Plans Wartime Aid Dispatch
The Joint Distribution Committee announced after talks with the State Department that relief funds will be sent to countries occupied by foreign armies to aid Jewish war sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State Department
United States
Joint Distribution Committee of
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co 1917 balance sheet summary
Inspection of the bank shows assets totaling 19 780 680 84 and liabilities including deposits 15 375 492 85 with reserves around 8 37 percent in currency and specie and 13 89 percent in reserve banks. Directors certify the figures and oath is sworn by George E Goodspeed and officers on June 29 1917 before Justice Burrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Boston
George E. Goodspeed
Charles E. Rogerson
WM. H. Wellington
Wallace U. Pierce
William C. Williams
Henry 8. Shaw
Chas. E. Rogerson
C. Minot Weld
R. M. Saltonstall
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co
Market Review and Outlook 1917 Rail and War Demand Trends
Market review notes June was a back and fill period with a slight decline for industrials and gains for rails. Rate decisions limit earnings relief though long-run prospects remain strong due to war inflation and demand. Banks report high reserves. foreign trade and bank clearings hit record gains as optimism for 1918 persists amid looming war orders and evolving price policies.
Socialists Clash with Police on Boston Common Parade
A riot at Boston Common ends with arrests by federal officers after Socialist parade activity clashes with police. Soldiers and sailors led a counter demonstration tearing red banners and desecrating Socialist headquarters at 14 Park Square before authorities dispersed the crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Crowley
Charles Street
Park Square
Parthian
Fred Schmidt
Boston
Department of Justice
United States
Goldberg
William Flynn
United States Secret Service
Crowley
Columbus Avenue
Lagrange Street
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Engineer Corps
Eliot Street
Church Street
First Corps Cadets Armory
Ferdinald StrSee
Winter Street
Washington Street
Tremont Street
Temple Place
Socialist Party
Scollay Square
Hanover Street
Washington
Boylston Street
Lincoln Monument
Socialist
14 Park Square
Ferdinand Street
James Oneal
Joffre
Clarence R. Edwards
Ayer
Post
Committee of Public Safety
Also Mentioned on This Page
City OF
Greater New York
Comptroller
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
the National City Company
State Street
National City Bank Building
Massachusetts Gas Cos
United States Smelting Refining & Mining Co
Edison Electric Illuminating Company OF
T. K. Cummins
Dallas Electric
Tampa Electric
Northern Texas Common
Sierra Pacific
Library Bureau
Sunn C. Allcn & AU
Devonshire Street
Cac
Labede Egeos
Francis J. Burrage
Henry S. Shaw Nathaniel F. Ayer Wallace L. Pierce
George W.wheelwright Costello C. Converse John W. Farwell
Nathaniel Stevens Richard M.saltonstall
John S. Lawrence Lewis A. Crossett
Charles F. Dowsbeamor Hollingsworth
Henry G. Brooks Herbert Lyman William C. Williams
New Haven
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Reading
Socialist Parade
Forc
Boylston
Tremont Streets
Germany
Frisco
Danbury Hatters
Panama
Haiti
Phillips
Russia
Wreck Headquarters
Lincoln
Oneal
Somal
Parkman
Tipperary
Investors Public Service
U. S. Steel
Amer. Loco
Nat
Curtis Aeroplane
Beth, Steel
del. & Hudson
Corn Products
Miavale Steel
U Oine Anhol
Rep. Iron & Steel
Lackawanna Steel Investors
Public Service, Inc
Trumbull Whith
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