Intense Dulness Rocks Stock Markets in Early 1913
The report shows total sales in New York reaching 47,935,600 shares and Boston 2,906,580 shares for Jan 1 to date, with notable gains for Am. Cities Co. in New York and Island Creek Coal in Boston. Losses include Calumet & Hecla in Boston and Am. Beet Sugar in New York, while call money sits around 2 1/4 to 3 1/2 percent and time money from 3 to 6 1/2 percent in New York and Boston.
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New York
Boston
Steel Common
Pond Creek Coal
Alaska Gold
Am. Cities Co
Sime
Island Creek Coal
Calumet & Hecla
Municipal Bond Bids Invited From Several Cities
Lowell Mass offers 166500 41 2 per cent bonds dated July 1 1918 due 1914-28. Syracuse seeks bids on 17000 41 2 per cent bonds dated June 1 1918 maturing 1900 1740 annually 1914-18. Derry plans 110000 refunding bonds. Franklin County NY invites bids on 100000 41 2 to 5 per cent highway bonds dated March 1 1918 maturing 10000 annually 1914-18. Chelsea borrows 210000 temporary loan due 1914. Brockton seeks 250000 temporary loan dated July 18 due Jan 1914. Wabash railroad to default interest on Wheeling & Lake Erie notes after May 1. Bids deadlines: July 19 10 am for Lowell. July 16 1 pm for Syracuse. Aug 1 noon for Derry. July 22 1 pm for Franklin County. July 16 for Brockton. Name of purchaser not given.
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Lowell
Mass
Wabash Railroad
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
Syracuse
N. Y
Franklin County
Chelsea
Brockton
Bmell & Ra
Ohio
Ohio Pf
Beth
Ches & Ohio
Erie
Goodrich
Lehigh Valley
Louis Nash
Mex Pet Co
Miami Copper
Nevada
Nynh&h
Nor & West
Nor Am
Nor Pacsapaeke
Penn
Rock Island
Seare-Roebuck
The
Texas Co
Union Pacific
UN Pacific Pf
United C Alyy Albais
Uscip&f
USCIP
Biteel Pf
Utah
West Union
Woolworth
Woolw P
Dividends Declared by Regional Firms and Railways
Cumberland County Power Light declares 112 percent on preferred stock payable Aug 1 with record July 1. Homestake Mining pays 6 cents monthly July 25 to July 19 holders. Dominion Iron 1 1 2 percent on new preferred stock payable Aug 1 with book close July 14 reopen Aug 1. Detroit and Cleveland Navigation pays 4 percent semi annual Aug 15. Dominion Coal 3 1 2 percent on preferred stock payable Aug 1 to July 19 holders. H B Claflin 1 1 4 percent on first and 1 1 2 percent on second preferred stocks payable Aug 1 to July 23 holders. Grand Rapids Company 1 1 4 percent on preferred payable Aug 1 to July 23 holders. Paul Minneapolis Omaha Railway 3 1 2 percent on both preferred and common stock payable Aug 20 to Aug stat record.
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Cumberland County Power & Light Company
Portland
Homestake Mining Company
Dominion Iron & Steel Corporation
Bookz
Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Company
Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway Company
Bingham Mines Coun ty Eyes Victoria Property Purchase
Salt Lake City notes say Bingham Mines County negotiates for the Victoria property adjoining Bogie and Blue Bell in Bingham Utah. Control reportedly secured by option. Nipissing reports June ore shipments net $388 883 with month production valued at $215 415. Parker & Co announce July Pacts and Figures.
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Salt Lake City
Bingham Mines Couny
Bogie & Blue Bell
Bingham
Utah
Bingham Mines Company
United States
Nipissing
Dividend Notice for Sierra Pacific Electric Preferred Shares
Sierra Pacific Electric Company Nevada declares a quarterly preferred dividend of 1.59 per share on the preferred capital stock. Record date is July 19, 1913, with payment to stockholders of record at close of business August 1, 1913. Transfer agents listed as Webster, Transfer Agents.
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Sierra Pacific Electric
Eone
Webster
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
Guy E Tripp
Kuhn, Loeb & CO
New York
William & Pine Streets
Market stagnation marks New York trading amid copper weakness
Continued paralyzing speculation dominated the New York market as prices held steady with few gains and copper weakness dragging some leaders. Smelting and Canadian Pacific showed losses while Union Pacific lagged. gold exports to Europe were expected to resume, totaling 64.885 million this year with 41 million to Europe and the rest to South America.
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New York
Amalgamated
Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific
Europe
South America
United States
Local Market Notice Notes Small Session in 1905 Boston Trade
The market saw 10 506 shares traded today with Pond Creek Coal Alaska Gold and Butte Superior as notable movers. Foreign demand boosted Pond Creek Coal while Boston and Maine faded from 61 to 60 as the session closed dull and firm. A large estate sold holdings above 90 and placed orders below current levels.
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Boston
Pond Creek Coal
Alaska Gold
Butte & Superior
Features
Boston & Maine
Boston Curb Market Sees Broad Declines Across Metals
Yesterday’s curb market in Boston tallies 13 issues and 9245 shares with Mexican Metals leading at 2290. Prices drifted lower as Metals fell from 53e to 46c and Ohio from 58 to 55¢, Calaveras from 211-16 to 214, and Butte Central from 5c to 13¢, hitting a new low.
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Ohio
Calaveras
Butte Central
Bay State Gas
Opecae
Butte Central Oc
Butte
Nat'l
Laramie
Walpole Tire & Rubber to Defer Preferred Dividend
Notices expected today from Walpole Tire & Rubber Company state that the preferred dividend will be deferred and common stock dividend skipped. Financing strains after rapid expansion plus past bank failures prompt management changes led by F J Gleason and R C Fisher. About 18 000 preferred shares face 35 000 to 36 000 in payments. common dividend around 15 000. New financing hoped after asset appraisal and improved business prospects. notes offering underperformed with only 100 000 of 750 000 sold.
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Walpole Tire & Rubber Company
Atlantic National Bank of Providence
Walpole Company
Walpole
Atlantic Bank
I E. W. Tinkham
Alvi T. Baldwin
F. J. Gleason
R. C. Fisher
New York
Mr. Baldwin
R. L. Curtis
Providence
R. I
Atlantic National Bank of
Richmond Lace Co Scrip Dividend In Stock Not Cash
The Richmond Lace Company the fourth largest lace maker in the nation declares its 312 percent semi annual dividend in stock rather than cash to conserve cash amid a tight money market. Earnings are strong with recent months ahead of last year and a cash dividend for the second half year is expected to be paid in cash.
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Richmond Lace Company
Boston Cold Storage Defaults In ter est on Bonds
The Boston Cold Storage and Terminal Company has defaulted the July 1 interest payment on its bonds. Arrangements are being made to satisfy bondholders and arrange new financing within the three months of grace. The firm, organized January 1911, owns main plant at Newstreet East Boston with $6 percent preferred and $1,000,000 common stock. Authorized debt reaches $750,000 with $608,000 outstanding.
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Boston Cold Storage and Terminal Company
Post
Massachusetts
Traders’ Wharf and Warehouse Company
Eastern Wharf and Storage Company
Massachusetts Wharf Trust, Inc
Boston Cold
Dull Cotton Trade Amid Sparse July and October Business
Today's cotton market showed unusual dullness with light trading for weeks. Only a few thousand bales of July were bought and there was fair demand for October by one or two houses likely involved in straddle operations. The weather over Sunday was generally favorable and remains dry in the Southwest per the weekly Weather Bureau forecast.
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Weather Bureau
Bond Market Steady as US Government Bonds Edge Lower
United States registered 2s held at 98 percent while American Smelting 6s declined fractionally. A new low price was recorded for the Wabash-Pittsburg Terminal first issue bonds.
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United States
Wabash-Pittsburg
Mining Stocks and Government Bonds in Wide Market Report
A dense listing shows Bid and Asked prices across mining shares such as Dome, Hollinger, Mohawk and Mizpah, with traders noting extensive quotes and varied activity. The report also lists major corporate bonds and market indices including American Telephone and Telegraph and Pacific Gas and Electric, reflecting six months of performance data and net earnings figures.
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T’miskam
Blue Bull
Trethewey
Booth
Wettlaufer
Big Dome
Dobie
Dome Ex
Florence
Dome Lake
Bel
Fo'brien
Daisy
Hollinger
Jupiter
Jim Butler
McIntyre
Jumbo
N Dome
Tao
Pearl Lake
Midway
Montana
NorthStar
Res Eula
Cobalt
Coniagas
Mason Val
Crown Res
Lwr
Gifford
New
Cal Industrial
Nipissing
Sioux
Peoria & Elat
Pet Lake
Nyc
Victoria
Errington
NYC Hs
Pele Hudot
Phil Ball
Pacshisip
Hide & L
Diatit
Corp
American Telephone & Telegraph
Erie
Sti
Barnes
Int & Oth Rev Asso
Gulf
Bees
Ieee Pons
Nate
Ets Ee
American Telephone and Associated Holding and Armour & Coronto
San An& A P
United States
Bell T & T
Uae
T&s
Southern Ry
Alt & O
Ryds Balt & O
Act & O
Silky Balt & O
Mk&t
Balt & O Pitts
Wvads
POE
Beeth Steel Rig
Mo Pac
Tees Aeaag
Fess Ddr
Bec Bam
Bily N Rap
National Tube
Yeas
Tri City
Ry Ie Peg
NY ‘Air Brake
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Union Pacert
Canada South
Ches &O Ae Tbe
NY Gas EL
Lu S Steel Sf
Power Col
C& Alton
Cb&q
Mii & St Pear
Norf & Wae
Mii & St Pevt
North Pecilss
Bisweay
Diwcead
Weiss
Eae
Market values and bids for Philadelphia area bonds
Journal listing various bond issuances and bid and asked prices for Philadelphia and New Jersey issuers. Includes entries like Am Rys Camb, Penn Natl Bid, Phila Co, and Welsh 5s with percentages and prices such as 38 88% and 17.50p, reflecting trading activity and market quotations.
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Am Rys Camb &Tl
Cntry
Lk Sp Cop
Teh Vries
Penn Nalt
Phila Co
Do Pre
Grain Markets Show Gains and Fleet Update at Boston
Substantial tone improvement and fair price gains seen in grains with stronger holders and good buying. World wheat and corn movements, mixed overseas prices, and a fleet reaching T wharf include swordfish catches and groundfish receipts with detailed vessel names and cargoes.
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Liverpool
Berlin
Budapest
Antwerp
Paris
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
The Crops and Crop Moving
The article discusses two key questions for the nation: crop size this year and how to move the harvest. It notes the crop size matters for capital needs amid a tight money market and previews a financial page piece in the Boston Post analyzing crop conditions, acreage, and how cash will be raised to move the crops.
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Boston Post
Dragged buoy blocks channel near Shovelful Lightship
Buoy No 2 has dragged 600 feet south of Shovelful Lightship and now lies in the navigation channel posing a menace to vessels. The Landsman notes the hazard and calls for timely salvage to restore safe passage.
Shipping Movements Rail Through Atlantic Ports and Bays
Shipping list reports arrivals and clearances of multiple steamers lighters and tugs at Halifax and New York. Vessels include Canopic Metcalf Evangeline and Lord Ormonde with routes via Naples Genoa and Buenos Ayres. Several schooners and barges sail or are towed to ports from Portland to Portsmouth with numerous tug and barge consignments.
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Seales
Philadelphia
Canopic
Metcalf
Genoa
Naples
Palermo
Azores
Lord Ormonde
Girvan
Rosario
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
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EK. 1
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Eureka
Benner
Newburyport
Reliance
Merriam, Co
Jonas H. French
Rickes, Co
Mary F. Scully
Gegg
F. B. Sutton
Henry Falling
Security
Muller
Calvin Austin
St. John
N. B
Cobb
Westport
Kershaw
Suffolk
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
W. IL
Confidence
Provincetown
Channing
Herbert
Piedmont
Savage
Portsmouth
Towage movements list by Portland and surrounding ports
A doorway of shipping notices lists towage instructions and vessel movements. Port entries include F C Hersey at Portland towing barges 17 from Baltimore to Portsmouth and 25 to Portland, Charles W Parker Jr at Hampton Roads towing Alice Dora and Grace, and Tacony at Portland towing barge Upton to Parkers Flats. Additional entries note schooners Jessie Ashley and Northern Light at Maitland N C, Laura E Melanson, Lyra, and Daniel McLoud in Musquodobott and St Martins.
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Portland
F. C. Hersey
Baltimore
Portsmouth
Charles W. Parker, Jr
Hampton Roads
Alice
Dora
Grace
Tacony
Upton
Parkers Flats
Jessie Ashley
Maitland
N. C
Northern Light
Bangor
George R. Bradford
Rockport
Mass
Laura E. Melanson
Mereghan River
N. S
Lyra
St. Martins
N. B
Daniel McLoud
Fires in Chelsea Strike Twice with Incendiary Attempt
After a major Chelsea blaze, the fire department responded to two calls on Saturday and Sunday. A 2:48 p.m. alarm cited a rat and match fire at 99 Spencer Avenue, damaging goods for $100 and the building for $159 in a tenement occupied by B. J. Twomey. A 4:30 p.m. call found lumber ablaze behind 382 Broadway, suspected arson. At 9:20 p.m. an attempt to ignite 101 Blossom Street, home of Edward J. Barry, was stopped before it could spread.
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Chelsea
Blossom Street
Spencer Avenue
B. J. Twomey
Twomey
Broadway
Edward J. Barry
Woman Hurt by Fall In Harrison Avenue Extension
Miss Cecilia Carroll aged 74 of 74 West Newton Street slipped on the sidewalk in Harrison avenue extension last night and was carried to City hospital with a fractured right leg.
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Cecilia Carroll
West
Newton Street
Harrison Avenue
City Hospital
Obituary notices from Reading and surrounding towns July events
In Reading and neighboring locales many residents are listed with funerals and services. Notices cover Bancroft Battis Bradshaw Clarke Curry Davis Evers Flynn Holland Hurtin Kee Kerrigan Lynch Lynde Mahoney Massey McGrath McLaughlin Parker Pomes Porter Sheehan Smith Tracey Tuohy Venuti Wallace Wilcox Wild Zimmerman with details on dates times and burial places and invitations to relatives and friends.
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Somerville
Mare Zuerite Range Parker
George F. Powers
Central St
New York
Courrier Des Etats Unis
Porter
Charlesgate Hospital
Cambridge
Angeline M. Porter
Boston
Whitingville
Sheehan
New England
Julian A
John
Mary Sheehan
Carey
Feneral
John J. Buckley
Crestave
Beachmont
Lady of Lourdes
Family
Haynes St
Smith
Harriet
William Johnson Smith
First United Presbyterian Church
Inman Square
Tracey
Waltham
Mary F
Daniel J
Margaret Tracey
Willow St
St. Mary's Church
Calvary Cemetery
Tuohy
Brighton
Henry F
Mary Tuohy
Walsh
Corey Rd
St. Aidan’s Church
Venuti
North End
Gennaro
Pasquelina Venuti
Immaculate Conception
Holy Cross Cemetery
Wilcox
Winchester
Edwin A. Wilcox
Chestnut St
Westminster West
Wild
City Hospital
Samuel Wild
Waterman Chapel
Washington St
Roxbury
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Zimmer
East Boston
Martin A. Zimmer
Trenton St
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Baltimore
In Memoriam Walter Hi Lynch Departed July 15 1910
In loving memory of our darling boy Walter Hi Lynch who died in his ninth year on July 15 1910. Though he passed away his memory remains dear today and always. Mr and Mrs Peter Lynch 835 Alexander Street Dorchester Mass July 15 1918.
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Lfe
Gol
Peter Lynch
Alexander Street
Dorchester
Mass
In Memoriam Cathrine T Dickinson Hartigan
In loving remembrance of Cathrine T Dickinson nee Hartigan who died July 15 1011 two years have passed our hearts still sore. As time slides on we miss her more her loving smile her welcome face no one can fill her vacant place from Mrs Julia Fef Hartigan and family
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Cathrine T. Dickinson
Hartigan
Julia Fef. Hartigan
Death notices for Boston Clansmen Creyab and Cromb
Clansman James T. Creyab died July 13 1915 at Cushing Hospital Boston funeral July 16 at 2 pm at his late residence 17 Wetham st Boston Officials Thomas Bell 4th Chieftain James Urquhart Chief Clans MacKenzie No 20 8 C are notified of death of Clansman James J Cromb funeral at 2 pm Wednesday at 17 W Pelham Boston Clansmen urged to attend Ernest T Cameron Chief
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Reading
William Hazen Bancroft
Wilfred A. Bancroft
Copland Ave
Battis
Boston
Effie Jean Battis
Fred W
Lillian B. Battis
Meridian St
Winthrop
Bradshaw
Jamaica Plain
Robert H. Bradshaw
Kate Ellems
Centre St
Chase
Santa Barbara
Cal
Nina D. Chase
H. G. Chase
Clarke
West Manchester
Joseph Clarke
Church of the Sacred Treart
Manchester
Canton
Mass
Boston Caledonian Club
James T. Creyab
Cushing Hospital
Wetham St
Thomas Bell
James Urquhart
MacKenzie No
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