Bondholders list for 4 percent refunding mortgage bonds
A public notice to holders of four percent refunding mortgage gold bonds dated June 30, 1913, listing fiduciaries and institutions including J. & W. Seligman & Company, Central Trust Company of New York, Guaranty Trust Company, Union Trust Company, Hallgarten & Company, Robert Winthrop & Company, Mississippi Valley Trust Company, with secretary Charles E. Sigler and counsel Joline Larkin & Rathbone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. N. Wallace
Central Trust Company of
Alexander J. Hemphill
Guaranty Trust Company of
Edwin G. Merrill
Union Trust Company of New York
Co. W. Cox
Robert Winthrop & Company
Breckinridge Jones
Mississippi Valley Trust Company
St. Louie
Charles E. Sigler
Wall Street
New York City
Joline, Larkin & Rathbone
Markets Quiet and Steady Across Cities
Markets show subdued activity with total sales in New York 161000 shares and Boston 12138 shares. Union Pacific leads New York trades at 33400 shares while Alaska Gold tops Boston activity with 2644 shares. From Jan 1 1913 to date New York sales reach 45955300 and Boston 2829200, compared with last year’s runs of 70372900 and 6921562 respectively. Notable moves include Am Cities pref rising 41 4 to 64 1 2 in New York and Calumet & Hecla advancing to 420 in Boston. Reading Ist pref falls to 86 in New York. Boston Elevated slips to 84. Call money quoted New York 13 4 to 21 2 percent, Boston 3 to 3 1 2. Time money New York 3 3 4 to 6 percent, Boston 5 1 2 to 6 1 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolal
New York
Boston
Mos
Union Pacific
Mpst
Alaska
Otal
Reading
Calumet & Hecla
At&sf
Beth Steel
Cal Pet Corp
Cal Pet Corp of
Pacific
Ches & Ohio
CM & SP
Erie
Goodrich BF Co
Goodrich BF
Lehigh Valley
Louis Nash
May Dept Store
Miami
Nash C
Nevada
NY Cen
Nyc&sbl
NY Ont& W
Nor & Wes
Nor Pac
Pac's & I
Pac Coast
Pacific Mail
Penn
People's Gas
Hock Island
Rumely Co
St Lou & Sn F
Sl& SF 2d
Seaboard Air L
Alpf
Sears-Roebuck
South Pacific
South Ry
Tudebaker
Studebaker Pf
Tenn Copper
Texas Pacific
Texas Co
US Steel
Utah
West Union Side
Norf & Wert
North Pacific
den & RG
Pacific Coast
den& RG 'Hose Leeins Ge
Beget
Ie Pacific T & T
Litecmcelands
Erie Aed
Vna Penn
Nic
Himersis
Great North
Bel T&t
Arthur & Co Real
Indiana Steel
So Pacific
T& SE
At&s
Southern F
KC Ft & M Bs
KC Ft
Lake
Herd
Ie Union Pac
Cen Pacific
Puget
Wab-P
Cal Gasa
Liggett & Mi
Venada South
Ggett & M3
Yin
Union Pac Oe
Meenas
Nee Oe CenLeatherSs
Lenhard Co
Se Wietmetape
Rae Soest
Chee & O
eSony
Setepska
Bete
NY Gas
Mil & St
C&p
Toca
Chiep Rat Neer
Regia Tg Re Saasein
Weat Shore
Inyw & Bossie Renee Be Ge Bseer Borys
New York Market Quiet as July Settles In
Mid summer dulness settled over the New York stock market with nominal price moves. Traders noted a firmer undertone despite slight opening and closing yielding. Crop reports improved while heat risks in the Southwest linger. Money markets eased for short dates, but banks remained cautious on longer lending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southwest
Union Pacific
Balkans
Canadian Pacific
Market shows little demand for United States bonds
Funds remained quoted at high rates with virtually no offers. Bonds stayed steady as the market indicated some investment interest. Total sales, par value, $1 150 000, United States bonds unchanged on call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston Market Quiet After Partial Rally Before Holidays
The Local Market Boston notes a dull session with slightly higher volume as traders await post holiday moves. Alaska Gold led activity with 1700 shares trading and closing up. Calumet & Hecla rose on a single trade. Boston Elevated touched 85 after opening 84 and Boston & Maine eased to 52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Alaska
Calumet & Hecla
Boston & Maine
New Haven
Boston & Lowell
Granby
Swift
Quincy
Tamarack
Money Markets Hold Steady Amid July Disbursement Lag
The July 1 disbursement effects fade as money rates remain unchanged locally and in New York. Call money on the Stock Exchange sits at two percent while fixed accommodations stay abundant but unexciting. Rates quoted include 3 4% for 60 days, 4 1/2% for 90 days, and up to 5 1/2% for six months, with several other terms noted and regional funds data listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Boston Clearings
Pees
Boston
Vaneeee
Wanes Sceaca
Bae
Reichsmarks
Grain Markets July 2 Grain prices rise amid uncertain crops and foreign demand
Liberal hedge selling against cash wheat purchases gives grains an improved tone and price. Corn holds firm on short buying while oats and other cereals gain near session highs. International markets show mixed moves with European wheat and corn varying. Minneapolis and Duluth receipts rise. export sales reach 166 000 tons, led by 136 000 of new No 2 hard winter wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jong
Liverpool
Paris
Antwerp
Berlin
Budapest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Fidelity Trust Co Exceeds Campaign Deposit Goal
The Fidelity Trust Company campaign to raise deposits to 500000 by July has surpassed that target by 140000, reaching 640000 now, up from 200000 a month ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Trust Company
Market summary shows irregular stock, favorable credit, and bond activity
Trading yesterday showed irregularities with leaders higher at mid session but closing off. Chicago grain and cotton were firmer on favorable sentiment and government crop estimates. Detroit Edison bonds sold at 9 1/2 percent. new issues down vs last year while municipal issues rose. Banks cut new security offerings as call money stays low. bond houses report heavy bargain hunting amid stagnation and a strong single day sale of $800,000 bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York Stock Exchange
Boston
Ued
Stock Exchange
The
Post
Bond market activity shows mixed gains and declines
The bond market page reports varied trading in United States government bonds with prices moving in different directions. It lists numerous security identifiers, coupon rates, and values across a broad range, noting a total of $1,140,000 in sales versus $1,352,000 the day before and $2,641,000 a year prior. year-to-date turnover stands at $284,674,000 compared with $412,494,000 a year earlier.
Market bears brace for irregular move as cotton outlook firms
The article notes rising uncertainty in price trends with a bear market rally and sideways drift. It cites expectations for a government cotton report on acreage and condition, hints of slight crop condition improvement, and a 6 percent rise in acreage versus last year.
Jewelry imports in New York hit new high for year
Wall Street ignored the stock drop as New York gem imports rose to 5.102 million in June and reached a fiscal year total of 48.788 million dollars signaling underlying demand in the jewelry trade despite market losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Connecticut Valley Lumber Co Forms New Board of Trustees
Connecticut Valley Lumber Co of Massachusetts, formed to succeed the old Connecticut corporation, announces its trustee slate including James J. Phelan A Stone E S Webster Henry Hornblower R Herrick Chandler Hovey H G Philbrook and LL Buchanan. The executive committee lists A Stone J J Phelan LL Buchanan H G Philbrook and Hovey with J J Phelan as president and L B Buchanan as vice president. The secretary is H G Brook and the treasurer G S with unclear initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Valley Lumber Company of
Massachusetts
Connecticut Corporation
James J. Phelan
Bond bids in Chicopee and Medford totals
Chicopee invites bids until noon July 9 for a temporary loan of 25000 dollars maturing November 28. Medford awards a temporary loan of 100000 dollars to Fidelity Trust Company with semiannual installments of 50000 dollars due January 19 and February 19, 1914. Other bidders were Blake Bros Co and Loring Telman Tupper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicopee
Mass
Medford
Fidelity Trust Company
Blake Bros. & Co
Loring, Telman & Tupper
Metal markets dull with tin easing and spelter down
Market dull as tin edges lower while spelter slips five points. standard copper remains steady amid tepid trading and unchanged price levels.
Cotton Market Dull Yet Rises on JOC Report
The cotton market stayed dull but traded higher as Liverpool cables outperformed expectations. The Journal of Commerce report pegged the crop condition at 80.9 versus 0.5 a month earlier, sparking short covering and about a 15 point advance over the prior close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Journal of Commerce
Chicago Market Bid Ask Snapshot From Historical Ledger
A dense listing shows bid and ask prices across commodities and stocks such as Chi Tel, Sears Roebuck, Swift & Co, and Chicago Rys. It records bond quotes including Morris and Ogd Gas 5s, with figures like 99 to 101 for Chi Tel and 86 to 88 for a tool company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ama
Booth
Na Carton
Jidgy
Ca & Dock
Dons Cee Ae
Chi Ci Rys
Ice Pacific Gas Sant . Gom Fdis
Pneu Tool
Sears-Roeb
Ch Tv & Tr
Swift & Co
Uni
H S&m Ps
Ask
Arm
Oo Ais Sa
Morris A
Ogd Gas
SOSIF
Calendar for Today Payable Dates and Holdings
Calendar lists several preferred stocks and bonds with payable dates in July. Illinois Brick pfd 21 2 percent due 7 16, Kentucky Soc Corp pfd 11 2 percent due 7 18, Maple Sealing pfd 12 3 percent due 7 18, North Butte Mag Sc due 7 19, Osceola Cons Mines 2 50 due 7 31, Wells Fargo 5 percent due 7 15, and notes on Dwight Mfg Halifax Tramway West India Elec Co. Books do not close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg Pf
General Kiee . Ee
Georgia Kee Pf
Geo Elec
McElwain
Miami
Nevada
Ny&nh
North Butte
North Lake
Old Colony
Pullman Co
Quincy Idoo
St Mary's
Shannon Jos
Shattuck-Arizzo
Superior Cop
Swift & Co
Tamarack
Torrington
Tuolumne
United Fruit
U S Smelting
U S Steel
Steel
Utah Consol
West End
Davis Daly
Fily Consol
Florence Guield
Girouxee
Goldfield Consol
Kerr Lake
Manhattan Tran
McKinley Carr
Nevada Hills
Stewart Ake Sedelie
Tonopah
United Cig
Seevee
Chicago
Ask
Atlanta
Pet Lk
At of Way
Rochester
Florence
Trethewey
Wettlaufer
Jim Butler
Pearl Lk
Namara
Midway
Mizpah
Montana
Rea Mines
North Star
Res Eula
Alta
Demijohn
Ferland Gr Cent
Idaho
Dom Ext
Opohongo
Dom Lake
Prince Con
Seven Tr
Hol'ger Sil Kg
Tupiter O
Sil Kg Cn
McIntyre
Sioux Cn
Hargrave
Uncle Sam
Kerr Lk
UN Tintic Ol
la Rose
Victoria
McK-Dar
Wilbert
Il Nipissing
Yer’ngton
Kentucky Soc. Corp
Agre
Atese North Butte Mag
Osceola Cons
Wells Fargo & Co
Dwight Mfg
Halifax Tramway
West India
Elec, Co
Proposals for City Coal and Street Lighting
Sealed bids for furnishing 32 250 tons of coal and for 1000 street lights are due in Boston and Brookline in July 1918. Proposals cover Plan 1 and Plan 2 coal deliveries to multiple city institutions and port facilities with payment by ton value, plus bid bonds and surety requirements. Public opening to occur, with right to reject bids reserved by the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Building
Boston
Georges Creek
Cumberland
Maryland
Pocahontas
New River
Long Island
Deer Island
Health Department
Gallop’s Island
Superintendent of Supplies
Charles H. Slattery
Brookline
Board of Selectmen
Edward A. McEttrick
Brooklin Mass
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Navy Yard
Mass
Navy Pay Office
Bureau
J. Cowie
U. S
Petition for gaso line license at 53 Waverley St Roxbury
The Board of Street Commissioners receives a petition by M Gordon seeking a one year license to keep and store 100 gallons of gasolene underground at 53 Waverley Street Roxbury Boston. A public hearing is set for July 22 1913 with notice to abutting owners and interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Street Commissioners
Waverley St
Roxbury
Boston
M. Gordon
City of
Boston Post
J. J. O Callaghan
J.J. O'Callaghan
Jackson & CO. Express
Cyril FE. Jackson
Frederick H. Bunker
Portsmouth
N. H
Joseph Daley
Cyril KE
Jackson
Frederick HH
Bunker
Summer School Seeks Stenographers and Bookkeepers
Advertises opportunities for stenographers and bookkeepers with monthly earnings from 80 to 160 dollars and a nightly rate of one dollar per week. Day program runs ten months. Location listed as 571 Columbus Avenue near Tre 1040.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Ave
Cor
Dividends Declared by Various Companies
Marlboro Electric declares quarterly 2.50 per share payable July 10 to holders of record July 1 American Light and Traction pays 1.5 percent on preferred and 2.5 percent on common plus 2.5 shares of common per 100 outstanding. payable Aug 1 to record July 16 Brooklyn City Railroad issues 2 percent quarterly payable July 1 with books closing July 1 reopening Aug 16 West Pennsylvania Traction Company pays 16 percent on preferred stock payable July 15 to record July 8 Savoy Oil Company pays 5 cents and an extra 5 cents payable July 21 to holders of record July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro Electric Company
American Light and Traction Company
Brooklyn City Railroad Company
West Pennsylvania Traction Company
Savoy Oil Company
Bishop of Ely Moves to Revise Prayer Book in Convocation
In the Canterbury Province upper house, the Bishop of Ely moved and the body unanimously adopted a resolution to appoint a committee to revise the prayer book and psalter. The bishop called some passages nonsense and the Archbishop of Canterbury pledged to appoint the committee immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Province of Canterbury
Obituary Notices From Cambridge And Surrounding Areas
Local death notices and funeral announcements for residents of Cambridge Roxbury Medford Somerville Wellesley and surrounding towns list names ages origins and service details including funeral dates times and burial places with church parishes and cemeteries named where given. Relatives and friends are invited to attend and papers from other cities are requested to copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame de Pitie
St. Paul's
Arlington
Montreal
Quebec
Brown
Wellesley
Bell Lewis
Fred K. Brown
Woodlawn
Burke
Saxonville
Mass
Richard S. Burke
St. George's Church
Michael H
James J. Burke
St. George’s Church
South Station
South Framingham
Calvary Cemetery
Carroli
Mary A
John Carroll
Mc Henry
Mary T. Swett
Waltham St
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Holyhood
Chandler
Medford
Frank KE. Chandler
South St
Colegg
Roxbury
Forest St
James H L, Clegg
Waterman Chapel
Washington St
Newport
R. I
Cox
Sycamore St
Somerville
Elizabeth L. F
John Cox
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Devens St
Charlestown
Curley
Boston
Patrick J
Patrick
Mary Curley
Mary E. Curley
Gates St
Thomas Brown
Eighth St
St. Augustine’s Church
Donovan
Cambridge
Greenough Ave
Nellie F
Keefe
Jeremiah I. Donovan
St. Mary’s Church
Norfolk St
Fisher
Islington
Fessenden
Chelsea
Minnie H
Charles I
Reynolds
Gaffey
New Castle
Wyoming
John
Annie Gaffey
Market St
Brighton
Curral
Gibbs
William Harris Gibbs
Ficison Ave
Ap. m
Waterville
Maine
Gray
William J. Gray
George J. Gray
Malden
Immaculate Conception
New York
Griffin
William
Mary Griffin
Lipson
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Abraham
Rose Lipson
Marshall
Garden St
Low
Wakefield
Anna Gaffy Low
Bennett St
St. Joseph's Church
Autumn St
St. Ann’s
Thurston St
O'Brien
Dorchester
Ellen M
Edward J. O'Brien
Sullivan
Baker Pl
St. Margaret's Church
Columbia Rd
Riley
James
Mary J. Riley
Newton St
Immaculate Conception Church
Americus Court
M. C
F. Roche
Ann
Patrick Roche
Cleary
Mary Ahern
Gate of Heaven
Silva
Charles J
Joseph and
Mary Silva
Brooks St
Mary Stokes
Jones
Morris St
van Buskirk
Newton
Amy Belle
John I
Maple Circle
Watters
James Watters
Lawrence Post
Hig
Paperhanging and painting services advertise rates
Several local contractors list prices for paperhanging painting whitewashing and related work. Companies include SPIZER 46 Green Street offering paperhanging painting and outside painting at 1.75 and 1.50 respectively. GILLMAN PAINTING CO. 1412 Hay and 7 Bowdoin Street offering low prices. RASKIND at 76 Harvard Street advertising papering 2 and kals 1 up. LINER 26 30 Green Street with papering 62 and painting 1.50. SIMON LINER 48 Stamford offering papering 1.75 and paint 1.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Spizer
Green Street
Gillman
Bowdoin St
Raskind
Harvard St. Tel
Dee Ee
Green St
Es Simon
Stamford
Store Fixtures and Fountains Ad
An advertisement lists store fixtures including fountains counters showcases and ice cream tables. The listing notes prices at 15 cents per line and 20 cents for black type, with NA' Store Fixture Co. located at 82 Portland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Na‘, Store Fixture CO
Portland Sto
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad
Frederick Strauss
J. & W. Seligman & Company
Harry Bronner
Hallgarten & Company
New York Market
W.clarks
Bankers
Philadelphia
Congress Street
Pittsburgh
Service
Middlesex Banking Company
Middletown
Connecticut
el Paso Electric Company
EL Paso
Texas
TED Gas and Electric CO
Yorkar
Rgan
Boston Stocks
Bonda
At& T
Alta& SF
B&q
B Teibg
Union
West T &I
Amalgamated
Ag Chem
Tel& Ei
Gulf
Bos
Butte Central
Calaveras
Crown Reserve
Ig Sty
Natl Skae
Majestic
Ohio
South Lake
Money Markets
DOW
IBM
Sean
Kansan City
Toledo
Gerres
Nour Iggests
Dume
Fidelity Trust CO
State Street
Detroit
Cour
Conn. Valley Lumber CO
Metal Markets
Hs Bus Abibthg
Ee Ae
Scollay Square
Wilson Bros. Co
Tonto
Rey Close
Eeeeres
Masack Ale
Chicago Market
Champion Eeaee
Trimountain
Franklin
Summer St
St. Louis
Quartermaster Corps
U. S. Army
George B. Davis
Rates—Gilpin
Christ Church, Cambridge
Prescott Evarts
Elisabeth Ballister
Bates
Daniel Moore Bates
Francis Hopkinson Gilpin
Oxford Lewis Jones & Son Undertakers
Lagrange Street
Northampton
Pray
Clothing Company
Suffolk Law Office
Water St
Atkinson Law
School St
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