Market Highlights from Yesterday and Year-To-Date
New York total sales 300000 shares and Boston 12447. Most active issues were Steel 43700 in New York and Amalgamated 1840 in Boston. Year-to-date New York 42054400 shares and Boston 3098533 shares, down from last year. Major moves include General Motors up and Canadian Pacific down in New York. Calumet & Hecla up in Boston while Amalgamated falls. Call money in New York 14 to 214 percent, Boston 3 to 452 percent. Time money New York 234 to 414 percent, Boston 452 to 5 percent.
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New York
Boston
Steel
Amalgamated
General Motors
Canadian Pacific
Calumet & Hecla
Reese
Seer Eeamian
Neem
Treasury
daAes Bee
Nh&h
City of Tokyo
Nyc
NYW
AT &Sf
Eal Lok
Ig Ts
Reg'stered
den &Rg Ne
AT & SF
Detroit
Detr & M
Roe & P
LIM & Eis
See & Guif
Gs Rio
L& S F
Swn
Eid
Seeli
Balt & O
Pitts - Erie
Sc Pacific
Beth Steel
So Pacific
Bat Steel
Brie-Penn
Oeneee
Gen ‘Motors
Aye Rap
Grea ‘Nor Rf
Bkiya
C & Alton
Southern Ry
Cc - Alton A Botts
Kcfts
Texas Co
OB & Geb
Mil & St
Beans Union Pac
Il & N
Ani
Alvs
Red
West Electric
West Marylda
Reg
Narod Ar
West ‘Shore
Decline in New York Market Tied to International Tensions
Prices fell as Austria's ultimatum to Serbia and Ulster conference failure weighed on sentiment. Foreign exchanges remained firm with a hardening in time loans while Canadian Pacific and other issues posted losses. Total sales reached 2,028,000 par value with Erie bonds weakest and U.S. steel and copper issues easing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Austria
Servia
Sach
Northwest
Missouri
Narsas
London
Berlin
Canadian Pacific
Eries
Southern Railways
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Harrimans
United States Steel
Amalgamated Copper
Canadian
Reading
Foreign Exchange
Erie
Local Market Boston Prices Ease Amid Modest Business
Prices moved lower in New York style trading with little aggression from either side. Amalgamated fell to 66 ex dividend from 67 1/2, copper and steel shares declined slowly, Osceola rose a point on hoped dividend restart after a looming midyear report, with a likely first dividend since April 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Amalgamated
Osceola
Wolverine
Sterling slides while continental currencies firm in FX market
In today’s foreign exchange dealings, sterling eased slightly while continental currencies gained strength. Bankers’ actual afternoon quotes showed sterling at around 4.8880 to 4.8885 dollars, with various terms at 4.8805 to 4.8815 for demand and 4.8545 to 4.8570 for sixty days, and commercial bills at 4.8445 to 4.8470. Francs quoted at 5.1554, marks near 95 3-16 plus 1-64, guilders about 40.34.
Island Creek Coal declares quarterly and extra dividend
The Island Creek Coal Company directors declare a quarterly dividend of 50 cents per share on common stock plus an extra dividend of 3 dollars payable August 1, 1914 to stockholders of record at close of business July 15, 1914. Treasurer W. Batchelder announces. The Lowell Electric Light Corporation in Lowell Massachusetts also issues a quarterly dividend of 2.00 per share payable August 1, 1914 to stockholders of record July 29. transfer agents Stone & Webster noted.
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Alaska
Smelté R
Smelt & R Pf
Am Steel
Am &i
Tel & Tel
Ieee
Ohio
R&ww
Connecticut Power Co
Peth Steel
Dallas Electric Co
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Ees
Cal Corp of
Rees Texas Electric Co
Allouez Ne
Fedison Elec Il
Brockton Cap
Sel
Lt. Co Co
Abin & Roe Cap
Chi M & St P
Fall River Gas Wor
Elec Co
China
Sapibip
el Hmae Eae
Rsa
Jecsongil Traction Co
Arizor
Lowell "Bee Lgt Corp Cap
Bos F
I River Pow Co
Gorn P R Pf
Montane Tex Elee Co
Ese Service Investment ‘Co
Erie
Pune Ik Tr
Lt & Pr Co
Railway
Light Securities Co Com
Moster Pf. Ass Oi
Coper Ranange
Gootrich
F Co
Tampa Bodie Co Cap
Gt Nor Pf
Nor Ore
Inc Cop Co
Inter-Met
Lehigh Valley
Louis Nash
Mer Marine
Mex Pet Co
Miami Copper
MS P& SM
Superior
Nor & West
Sup & Bos
Pacific Mail
Swift& Co
Pac T& T
Tamarack
Penn
Aaa
Aie Ae
Union Land
People’ S Gas
Union Pacific
United Fruit
Pcc&s Rey
Sys
Stee Ipf
Utah Consol
Utah
Op Co
Vt& Mesa
Western Union
Wolverine
Oo Oh
Island Creek Coal Company
W. Batchelder
Lowell Electric Light Corporation
Lowell
Massachusetts
Market Turmoil Pushes Prices Down Amid Foreign Selloff
State Street notes heavy price declines and higher volume, driven by foreign selling and unsettled European politics. Canadian Pacific weakens, while Erie issues stay active. rail leaders falter as Amalgamated Reading and Union Pacific hit new lows. Steel shows relative strength with modest losses.
Boston Trusts Hit New Deposit High in June
The Boston Trust companies, per the bank commissioner’s June 30 report, posted a new deposit record of 242,249,000, up nearly 10 percent from June 1913. Over the year trust deposits grew faster than national banks, which still hold the largest totals. the June 30 spread stood at 59,000,000 in favor of banks, versus 65,000,000 a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Trust Companies
Trust Companies
Rail stocks show wide yields and price gaps amid Erie weakness
Investors compare Union Pacific with Reading Great Northern and Lehigh Valley for yield and price. Reading at 160 pays 8 percent, Union Pacific 6.4, Great Northern 5.8, Lehigh Valley 7.5. Erie stock weakness follows Underwood's cautious business outlook. Erie first preferred down to 85 3 4 and common to 23 5 8, lowest since 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Reading
Great Northern
Union
Lehigh Valley
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
Southern Pacific
Atchison
Norfolk & Western
Underwood
Erie
Erie Common
Harriman
Dividends Declared By Major Firms This Quarter
Illuminating and Power Securities Company posts 13-4 percent on preferred stock payable Aug 15 to record July 31. Lackawanna Steel 13-4 percent on preferred payable Sept 1 to record Aug 31. National Carbon 13-4 percent on preferred payable Aug 15 with books close Aug 6 reopen Aug 17. Renfrew Manufacturing 11-2 percent on common and 13-4 percent on preferred payable Aug 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illuminating & Power Securities Company
Lackawanna Steel Company
National Carbon Company
Renfrew Manufacturing Company
Metal market quiet as copper and tin hold steady
Copper on the New York Metal Exchange remained quiet with spot and September at 18.00 and 13.50. Tin softened slightly with spot 31.05 and September 31.15, while spelter stayed steady at 5.00 to 5.10 and antimony eased to 7.12 to 7.25, iron unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Metal Exchange
Cookson’s
Duns Weekly Review Sees Moderate Expansion Across Markets
The D Goods Co Weekly Trade Review notes continued improvement in overall business with regular patterns in leading centers and growing volume of transactions. Iron and steel show expansion while copper remains subdued. dry goods demand softens though men's wear openings rise. New England footwear activity increases. leather improves. US failures total 352 vs 298 last year. Canada 14 vs 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun Co
Torrow
New England
United States
Canada
Central Manufacturing District of Chicago Development Timeline
The Central Manufacturing District in Chicago grew to nearly 400 acres near the stock yards with brick fireproof factories and dedicated architectural planning. It hosts three banks, clubs and a hotel, housing about 100 industrial firms including Wrigley’s, Westinghouse, Montgomery Ward and Allis-Chalmers. Freight traffic rose from 6 000 to 40 000 cars in five years, funded by $3 million in bonds retired as tenants pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Central
Chicago Stock Yards Company
Chicago Junction Railway
Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company
Wrigley’s Spearmint Gum Company
Westinghouse Electric
Lucas Paint Company
Montgomery Ward & Co
Stack Piano Company
the Larkin Soap Company
Southern Cotton Oil Company
Allis, Chalmers Company
United Drug Company
Central District
Central Manufacturing District
Chicago Stock Yards
Calaveras Copper Plans Preferred Stock Financing
Calaveras Copper Company proposes to issue 60 000 shares of 7 percent cumulative preferred stock at par to existing stockholders who subscribe will receive two shares of common stock as a bonus. Charles A Stoneham funded 129 000 bonus shares. A special stockholders meeting set for August 4 will vote on creating the preferred issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calaveras Copper Company
Charles A. Stoneham
Bond market rebounds on Rock Island issues
The July 24 New York bond market sees a sharp recovery in Rock Island issues. Elsewhere, the market remains moderately firm and fairly active with varied trading in major bond transactions across the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rock Island
Mediation Talks Continue Between Railroads and Workers
In Chicago on July 24 government mediation between Western railroads and their engineers and firemen reached a crucial stage. Martin A. Knapp of the Federal Board of Mediation and Conciliation said the board still hopes to reach a settlement despite the progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Western Railroads
Martin A. Knapp
Federal Board of Mediation and Conciliation
Knapp
Unions Consider Arbitration or Concessions Update
Rumor says the board may announce tomorrow whether the man will submit to arbitration or whether the roads will grant new concessions. A week-old employee statement cites U S mediation. California report says mediation may end if unions do not advance. W S Stone and W S Carter deny sending notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
California
W. S. Stone
W.S. Carter
Silk importer pleads guilty to Burns theft in Ayr
David Graham Carmichael a New York silk importer pleaded guilty in Ayr county court to stealing a brass handle from an antique bureau in Robert Burns cottage Ayr. He was fined 125. His attorney said he was drunk at the time and took the item as a souvenir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumfries
Scotland
David Graham Carmichael
New York City
Ayr
Robert Burns
Carmichael
Scol ds a Jury for Chivalry
A Bronx County Court jury heard Judge Louis D. Gibbs argue that antiquated constitutional safeguards inflate crime. The case involved 18 year old Vera Peterson accused of grand larceny.
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New York
United States
Bronx
Louis D. Gibbs
Vera Peterson
Miss Peterson Confesses Guilty After Jury Deadlock
The jury failed to agree, then Miss Peterson took the stand and confessed guilt. Four jurors supported acquittal until Judge Gibbs rebuked the jury for bias and noted some jurors entered duty with an intention not to convict. No defence was offered in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Peterson
Gibbs
Robinsons body shipped west after shooting case
The body of Lawrence Diamond Chip Robinson, the veteran gunman who shot Police Inspector Norton in the Boylston Case and died by suicide rather than face trial, was shipped to his mother in Washington Courthouse Ohio on the 6 oclock train last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Diamond Chip) Robinson
Vetern
Norton
Boylston
Washington Courthouse
Ohio
Bond Market Notes Brockton issues sold and bids opened
Brockton Massachusetts has sold an issue of 26000 dollars of 4 percent bonds for 100 219 to R L Day Co. Other bidders were Blodger Co and N W Harris Co. New Bedford Massachusetts will receive bids until 7 45 p m July 28 for 144 882 dollars of 4 percent serial bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton, Mass
R. L. Day & Co
Blodger & Co
N. W. Harris & Co
New Bedford
Mass
Death Notice for Benjamin T. Roe in Somerville
Benjamin T. Roe 87 died. Funeral services at his residence 23 Melvin Street Sunday at 8 30 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited to attend.
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Roe
Somerville
Benjamin T. Roe
Melvin St
Advent Christian Church Service Announcement
Advent Christian Church 160 Warren Street announces 10 30 a m preaching by Professor George H Dewing of Aurora College Sunday school 12 05 p m and a union service details continue in local notices.
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Advent Christian Church
Warren Street
George H. Dewing
Aurora College
Faithful Sunday Services Across Boston Churches
Ruggles Street and Warren Avenue Baptist Churches announce 10:30 a.m. sermons by Rev. Llewellyn L. Henson and Rev. Herbert S. Johnson with evening messages on spiritual safety and faith. Tremont Temple hosts Dr MacArthur with 9:30 prayer, Calvert soprano, Gideon union at 7. Evening meets feature varied soloists and lectures at Dudley Street and Christadelphians venues.
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Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Ruggles Street
Tremont
Llewellyn L. Henson
D. D
the Saints
Florence Ives Atwood
Bible School
M. Brotherhood
James
Gill
Mabel Gill
Dr. Henson
George R. Clark
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
West Canton Street
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Herbert S. Johnson
Frederick E. Heath
Charles P. MacGregor
Pittsfield
Mass
Olive Russell
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
New England
MacArthur
Gideons
J. W. Smith
D. D. Mme
Wilhelmina Wright Calvert
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Charles A. Fulton
Union Square
Walnut Street
Somerville
F. W. O'Brien
Robert Clark
Belfast
Ireland
Cambridge church services list for week ahead
Congregational Pentecostal services led by Earl W Clark in Cambridgeport at Hope Memorial Church with free seats and multiple daily gatherings. Various denominations including Old South, Park Street Church, St Paul Cathedral, St Andrew's Orient Heights, Church of the Advent, St Ann's share schedule with morning and evening services and Holy Communion where stated.
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Earl W. Clark
Church and
Pleasant Streets
Bible School
Willis H. Butler
Park Street Church
Park and Tremont Streets
A. Z. Conrad
D. D
John D. Silcox
Episcopal
Cathedral Church OF
ST. Paul
Edward T, Sulivan
E. T. Sullivan
St. Andrew's Church
Bayswater St
Orient Heights
John Howard Melish
Church of the Italy
Trinity
Brooklyn
Church OF the Advent
Mt. Vernon
Brimmer
William Harman van Allen
T. D
D. OC. L
Father Schwartz
Father Cabot
ST. Ann’s
East Cottage Street
Dudley
George E. Jenner
Church Services and Sermons Noted Across Florence and Bowdoin
Multiple churches in Florence Street and Bowdoin Square detail schedules for morning and evening services. St Stephen’s at 7:30 am communion and 10:30 am choral service. First United Presbyterian at Warren and West Brookline with 3 and 7:30 pm sermons. Salvation Army plans daily services and a July 28 concert. Swedenborgian Church hosts a 10:30 am summer union service. Kings Chapel lists 10:30 am morning service with Rev Charles Park preaching.
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ST. Stephen's Church
Florence Street
First United Presbyterian Church
Warren Avenue
West Brookline Street
K. M. Munro
Salvation Army
Bowdoin Square Hall
Boston
No. 1 Corps
Ensign
Church OF the New Jerusalem
Swedensborginn
Bowdoin Street
State House Park
James Reed
H. Clinton Hay
Diverse Spiritualist and Religious Meetings Across Boston Area
A crowded notice lists free lectures and services by various groups on July 26 including the International Bible Students Association at 162 Boylston Street with A M Graham on The Messianic Reign. Divine Science at 80 Huntington Ave with Robert C Hannon. and multiple gatherings across Cambridge Malden Somerville and Lynn featuring mediums, spiritual healings, and messages.
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International Bible Students’ Association
Steéiert Hall
Boylston Street
A. M. Graham
THE
Church OF the Living
Divine Science
Huntington Ave
Hull
Robert C. Hannon
Wes Man
John i
Catiarine Thompson
Huntington Chambers
E New Thought Forum
Dr. Hale
Lucy Semin Johnson
Dwight Hall
Tremont St
Toston
Potter Sisters
Angie Armstrong
Prof
Bartlett
Minnie Parker
First Bible Spiritual Church
Moat Street
Boston
Tito
Senate
Blanche Desmond
Adele Willians
Spiritual Endeavor Society
Louise Mail
Pleasant St
Malden
Juanita
Indians of
Oklahoma
Mediames
Aletheia Society
Central St
Somerville
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