New Haven Deficit in Yesterday's Market Totals
New York sales 91600 shares and Boston 12015 led activity with Steel at 8400 and Shoe Machinery at 2047 shares. Year to date New York 35191600 and Boston 2663625 shares, versus last year's 38238000 and 2420095. Kresge Co. gains in New York and United Fruit losses in Boston noted. Call and time money rates listed for both cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Kresge Co
Calumet
Old Colony
R. A
United Fruit
Corporation
New York Funds
Ste Rew
Sena
Sub-Treasury
Sub
Treasury
New York Market Opens Quietly With Underlying Strength
An undercurrent of strength appeared in a listless New York stock market. London selling and favorable foreign influence kept early trading down, but the active list closed near yesterday’s levels as prices moved in fractions. Fertilizers, local traction stocks, and Wells Fargo advanced while Westinghouse lagged due to a strike. Bonds were varied with higher local traction issues and convertible mortgages leading gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Wells Fargo
Rock Island
St. Louis
San Francisco
Maryland
United States
Dividend Notice for El Paso Electric Company
El Paso Electric announces common stock dividend number 12 a quarterly dividend of 22.25 per share declared for June 15 1914 with record date June 1 1914. Stone Webster Trenner Agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso Electric
Stone & Webster
Trenner
Local Market Quiet with Shoe Machinery Sway
Boston traders saw a quiet day as prices moved little across most listings. Shoe Machinery led declines from 60 1 2 to 59 1 2 before closing at 60, off 5 8. United Fruit fell 11 2 to 150 1 4 while Mohawk and Chemical common rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United Fruit
Mohawk
Chemical Common
Market Barometer and State Street Topics
The Boston and Maine and New Haven reorganizations divide bankers and investors over whether to pursue receivership. Copper prices slip to 18.75 cents while New York call money and bank cash show modest shifts. New Haven reports a year to date deficit but hints at improving earnings in May and June. Market chatter and Commerce Commission timing remain uncertain amid legal and rate-raise speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Maine
New Haven
New York
Boston curb prices steady with Mexican Metals lead
Closing prices hardly moved from yesterday with activity focused on Mexican Metals. 12 035 shares traded, stock up 3 cents to 30 cents. Foreign exchange showed strong afternoon business with sterling cables at 4.893 cents, demand 4.8880, sixty days 4.8615, bills 4.9515. marks and guilders quoted in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeaey
le Soa
New River Company reports year deficit in 1914
The New River Company shows a deficit of 57421 for the year ended March 31 1914 compared with 211914 the prior year. Harold E Phipps resigns as Tremont Trust Company treasurer and joins Massachusetts Trust Company at its new Huntington avenue branch led by George H Cox Jr. Several directors resign from First National Bank board including Storrow Stone Macomber Hornblower Stone and Hallowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New River Company
Harold E. Phipps
New Tremont Trust Company
Massachusetts Trust Company
Huntington Avenue
George H. Cox, Jr
Federal Reserve Law
First National Bank Directorate
James J. Storrow
Galen I. Stone
John R. Macomber
Henry Hornblower
Charles A. Stone
John W. Hallowell
Many Churches Present Sermons and Services in Boston Area
A long list of churches across Boston and nearby towns announces morning and evening services. Notable pastors include Rev. C. O. Farnham, Rev. Her bert Johnson, Rev. Frederick E. Heath, Rev. James A. Francis, and Rev. Austen Kennedy de Blois. Readings cover scripture themes and special music by choirs and soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Cor. West Canton St
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Herbert
Johnson
D. D
Frederick FE. Heath
Frederick E. Heath
God
Myself
Olive E. Russell
Isabel Melville
Pilgrim
Guy Mitchell
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Clarendon and
Montgomery Sts
James A. Francis
John W. Bilatt
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Ruggles Street
Tremont
Emory W. Hunt
Bible’ School
Brotherhood
Austen Kennedy de Blois
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
New England
F. W. O’brien
Stetson Smith
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Fulton
Knights of Malta
Immanuel Baptist Church
Field’s Corner
Adams Street
J. Cromwell Hughes
Boston
Yielnity
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Ave
Cor
Clarendon St
First Free
Baptist Church
Warren St
Holburn St
Roxbury
Horace H. Hayes
Christadelphians
Russell
The
Warren Street
Dudley Street Terminal
Franklin Union Building
Berkeley Street
Christian Scientist
Salvation Army
Bostonist
Bowdoin Square Tabernacle
Shephard
Charles Minors
Toronto Debentures to Issue 2.59 Million in U S Market
Wood, Gundy & Co of Toronto and London will offer 2 590 000 of 4 12 per cent debentures of the City of Toronto. These are direct obligations of the city and mature in 10 and 85 years with a potential yield up to 4 66 per cent. The piece outlines Toronto’s assets, taxation base, sinking fund, and proximity to U S markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dominion of Canada
Wood, Gundy & Co
Toronto
London
England
Province of
Ontario
Dominion
Bond Market Notes and Public Bond Issuances Reported
Wilmington sells 200000 12 percent public building bonds to Remick Hodges & Co. Beverly awards a 100000 temporary loan dated June 9 due December 15 1914 to Curtis Sanger. Framingham sells 36000 4 percent sewer bonds dated June 1 1914 due 1915 32 to E M Farnsworth & Co. City Treasurer Slattery borrows 1000000 more, total 3000000 this year at 2.92 3.05 percent. Kuhn Loeb Co and National City Bank buy 1700000 Chesapeake Ohio equipment trust 4.5 percent certificates maturing in ten equal semiannual installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Am Smelt & R
At&sf
Brunswick Eres
Cal Pet Corp
Can Pacific
Ayant
Aoe
J . Ca
Lehigh
Liggett & Mey Pf
Lorillard C Pf
Mex Pet Co L
Peter City
Mont Power Co
Mont Power
Ieee Cc
Hel Pac
Iil
Pitts Coal
Ing St. Ies. OH
St Lou
Sears-Roe
South Pacific
Sony of
Tenn
the Texas
Third Ave
Twin City RT
Union Pacific
United Cigar
Ois
Peer Eneeee
High Point
Iovecese
U S
Utah Copper
Sosa Eves
S. Rugbsbean
Wells-Fargo
West Union
Westin
Fee
Woolworth Pf
Beverly
Mass
Curtis
Framingham
E. M. Farnsworth & Co
Millett, Roe & Hagen
Hayward Wilson, Kean, Taylor & Co
N. W. Harris & Co
R. L. Day & Co
Merrill, Oldham & Co
Adams & Co
Curtis & Sanger
Slattery
One Thing Thou Lacked Talk by Pastor G B Raymond
A miscellany of spiritual meetings and lectures listed for Sunday across Boston venues. Notable speakers include Pastor G B Raymond of New York at Majestic Theatre and evangelist John Ferguson in Roxbury with no collections. Various forums, forums on reincarnation, socialism, and psychology of love fill the day across churches and halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Danish Lutheran Church
Linden Park Street
Dudley Street
Roxbury
L. H. Kjaer
ST. Mark’s
English Lutheran Church
Peete Street
Edwin Lynn Miller
Methodist Episcopal People's Temple
Columbus Ave
Cor. Berkeley
A. H. Nazarian
Meeting of the Nations
Aldis Owen Hall
Boston
G. B. Raymond
New York
America
Majestic Theatre
Willard Hall
Cuff Street
John Ferguson
Scotland
People’s Temple
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Slattery
Saugus Centre
May Pepper Vanderbilt
Brooklyn
N Z
Elisabeth D. Butler
Lynn
Pines
Cliftondale
Scollay Sq
Spiritual Endeavor Society
Louise Halls
Pleasant St
Malden
Re- Hef Corps 28
William S. Butler
Louise D. Francis
Minnie Burnham
A. E. Wilson
Camp Progress Spiritual Association
Mowerland Park
Blanche Desmond
Co-Operative Spiritual Society
Franklin Union
Berkeley St
Belle Robertson Jennings
W. L. Clough
Lucille Escapes as Spy Pursues on Silent Rooftop Chase
Dramatic sequence in a globe spanning thriller where Lucille, held captive by Hugo Loubeque, escapes via a brick ledge and rope plan to flee with a captain through chimneys while Loubeque orders pursuit. The chase escalates amid silenced shots and rooftop maneuvers aboard a ship and in a perilous pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille
Loubeque
Lucille Love’s Capture and Escape at the Mexican Ranch
Lucille is captured by Loubeque who plans to move her to his ranch in Mexico. A loyal servant revealed as Thompson betrayed him, and Lucille discovers the spy network and a trap door. She escapes as conspirators maneuver the house while pondering her next move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Sumpter Love
Hugo Loubeque
Loubeque
Love
Manila
General Love
Gibson
Lucille
Lonbeque
Harley
China
San Francisco
Thompson
Mexico
Ber
Miss Love
International
Regional Theatre List From New England Circuit
A catalog of numerous venues across New England including Bowdoin Square Theatre in Boston and multiple theatres in Massachusetts. Other listed sites span New Hampshire Maine Rhode Island and areas around Providence Pawtucket and Westerly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maplewood
Mass
Globe Theatre
Brockton
Family
Worcester
Star Theatre
Lawrence
Idle Hour
New Bedford
Savoy Theatre
Casino Theatre
Gem Theatre
Winthrop
Academy of Music
Haverhill
Majestic Theatre
Fitchburg
New Jewell
Lowell
Lyric Theatre
Manchester
N. H
Clinton
Blanchard Theatre
Southbridge
Gentral
Westerly
Scenic
Rochester
Olympia
Leominster
Franklin Opera House
Nashua
N. HB
Pastime
Mansfield
Newmarket
Ite
Walpole
Casco Theatre
Portland
Lewiston
Golenial
Augusta
Assembly Theatre
Waterville
Palace Theatre
Calais
Providence
Pawtucket
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Co
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Sollers, Phillips & CO. Incorporated Investment Securities
Devonshire Street
New York Market
el Paso Electric Company
el Paso
Texas
Industrials
Stoe
Riker & Hegeman
U Ci St of Am
Eens Wee
UN Pros oShar Corp 55 54 54 500 W'yI'd O& Gwi
Bos & Mont
Braden Copper
Buffalo Mines
Crown Reserve
Florence
Gold Hill
Goldfield
Tularosa
West End Con
West End
Liverpool
Boston Stocks
Seattle
Alaska
Tel & Tel
Bos & Albany
Bos Elevated
Bos & Maine
Butte & Sup
Cal
Cal& Ae
Gum Co P& Lt Pt. A
New Arcadian
New Enen
Ny& Hess
North Butte Teeee
Old Colony Eae
Old Dominion
Ca Osee
Reece Fa Mob
Santa Fe Yg
South Utah Sever
State Street
Boston &Maine
Engineering and Mining Journal
Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Wall Street
Money Markets
Bay State
Nat'l Steerer
Ludlow Rts Vane
McKin Dar
Settee
Peterson Lake
South Lake
Standard Oil
Anglo-American Oil
Atlantic Refining
Borne-Scrymser
Buckeye
Chesebrough Mfg
Colonial Oil
Jaeee Acess Cuaesss Oe Peery Eee
Continental Oil
Cumberla
Eases
Eureka
Galens-Signal Oil
Galena Signal Oil
Indiana
National Transit
New York Transit
Northern Pipe Line
Ohio Oil
Pierce Oil Corporation
Solar Refining
Southern Pipe Line
South Penn Oil
South West Pa
Ee Bisevise
Seseess Sewers Eee Sereees
Kan
WNY
Sens Gesenasnees
Ohio
Swan & Finch
Seer
Union
Esas Soa Seevaseeet
Esas Esssess
Washington Oil
Seseeeseesererere
Waters Pierce
Chicago
Ibs
Otom Prey Close
Ahn Tee Ances Sees
Minneapolis
East
Seesesce
Toledo
Kansas City
Pee Hee
Detroit
Vicinity
Office of the Post
Adventist Advent Christian Church
C. O. Farnham
South Baptist Church
Cor. Fourth and
Lsts
South Boston
We Ce Rutledge
Bethesda and
Bernice Rebekah Lodges
Odd Fellows
Broadway-City Point
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paul Streets
Congregational
George A. Gordon
Hope Chanel
Shawmut Street
H. ©. Martin
Dorchester
Romsey
George R. Merrill
Episcopal
ST. Paul
John W. Suter
A. B. Parson
Rolfe Crum
St. Barnabas
Church OF the Advent
Mt. Vernon
Brimmer Streets
William Harman van Allen
Father Nathers
Emmanuel Church
Newbury St
Elwood Worcester
Dr. McComb
ST. Ann's Church
Whitsunday
Blunt
St, Stephen's Church
Florence Street
Lutheran
First United Presbyterian Church
Warren Avenue
West Brookline Street
K. M. Munro
First Reformed Presbyterian Church
Ferdinand and Isabella Streets
W. J. McKnight
Presbyterian Church
Tufts
Ripley
Swedenborgian Church OF the
Unitarian
Church of Universal Life
School Streets
Howard N. Brown
Sydney B. Snow
Mr. Snow
Universalist Second Society of Universalists
Wesleyan Hall
Boylston Street
Stephen Herbert Roblin
Barnby
Haydn
Bible School
F. W. Hamilton
Lake Ontario
Buffalo
Canada
Wilmington
Del
Remick, Hodges & Co
NEW Thought Forum
Catharine Thompson
Huntington Chambers
A. R. Williams
Maverick Church
Central Square
East Boston
Catholic Christian Mission
West
Concord St
A. HB
Goodale
Morrison I. Swift
Spiritualist
Mabel R. Witham
First Church of Immortalism
Washington Hall
Massachusetts Ave
Cambridge
Hall of the Ancients
Dwight Hall
Tremont St
Lucy A. Johnson
Cambridge Hall
George W. Nutter
Harvey Redding
Public Spiritual Circle
Public Library
Harmony Hall
Washington St
N. P. Smith
Anna Williams
M. Jollimore
Lucille Love
Universal Film Manufacturing Company
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