Market totals and leading movers from yesterday and year to date
Yesterday's total sales were 590 400 shares in New York and 32 372 in Boston with steel common and Alaska Gold leading in New York and Boston respectively. Year to date totals show 38 828 400 shares in New York and 2 452 467 in Boston with Am Tobacco and Amoskeag Mfg. posting notable gains and Boston Sub Electric pref. slipping. Call and time money rates are noted for both markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Steel Common
Alaska Gold
Am. Tobacco
Am. Snuff Prof
Amoskeag Mfg
Elec. Pref
Mil & St
NH & A
Nyc
Puget Sd
C E 1& P Galio Bian
Chicago
Saat
Penn
Brsince
Verges
Sais
City Gas An
At&s
N.Y. Minn
Duluth
St.Louis
Toledo
Bia
Cisne
Marcas
San An & A
T& T
Abe Bose
Socass
Facilio Cvt
Besa
BO Act
Feeindt
Tao Adl de
Beth Steel A
Ieesenes
Tansee
AP Eg Ua
Icine Rig
Bway
7Th
Texas Cocot
Sitasvs
Kan City
Bulloch & P Lehi
MK & T
MFE & Trig
Selini
Liverpool
Paris
Antwerp
Berlin
Buda
Minneapolis
Norf
Wevt
Dulututh
Portugal
Flint & P M
StL&s Frig
Z & Q Joint
Morris& Econ
West Shore
National Tube
Mii & St Paul
New York Market Shows Distinct Improvement Amid Volatile Trading
The New York stock market rose overall after earlier weakness with leaders in strong demand while specialties faced forced selling. Broad gains faded early, but steady buying lifted shares by session end as bear raids faltered and Washington denied administration threats to large corporations. Total sales reached par value of $2,042,000 as bonds fluctuated and U S 2's declined 7-8 on call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stength
Atchison
Can
Washington
Wall Street
Shorts
London
United States
New York Stocks Report Mixed Gains and Losses
The New York stock market closed with a mix of gains and losses as investors reacted to late trading. Minor leaders included several industrials while technology shares slipped amid lingering volatility and policy concerns.
Local market sees slight losses amid delayed New York rally
The Boston market closed weaker with Osceola and Ahmeek down 2 and 5 points. New Haven at 112 ex-dividend, Boston Elevated off 1 1 2, Boston & Maine steady. Copper Producers' statement next Monday sparks debate over potential surplus cuts as dealers trade small lots around 15 cents a pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Osceola
Ahmeek
New Haven
Bears
Boston Elevated
Boston & Maine
Market gains amid looming Monday market factors
Ex dividend figures show total sales 32 372 shares and bonds 11 400. The article notes a one day market rebound after earlier lows, with expectations for Monday crop reports and a Supreme Court decision on the Minnesota Rate case affecting railroad credit. Bank cash gains point to a likely favorable weekly statement. The American Public Utilities Company reports seven months ended April 30 1913 with a 7 percent common stock equivalent and rising earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Copper Producers
Supreme Court
Minnesota
American Public Utilities Company
Money Markets Echo Stock Weakness Abroad and Local Rates Firm
Weak stock markets temper local sentiment as lenders curb offerings amid ample reserves. New York money on call sits around 2 1 4 percent while longer maturities edge up about one quarter point. commercial paper remains firm with prime names from 4 to 6 percent. Local call money and time loans show varied rates, with Boston and New York clears and balances reported alongside foreign exchange quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Seeresseseereneeneesserces
Boston
Akan Peedae
Sakas Ehowes
Ae Bankers’ Sterling
Eeeeeers
Chhunaee Caled
Bradstreet's Review highlights mixed US trade and crops outlook
Bradstreet's warning of financial pessimism and tariff concerns sits beside reports of strong current trade and crop exports. Wholesale shoes trade shows demand for immediate shipments while eastern silk and pig iron face softness. bank clearings fall 12.7 percent year over year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Canada
May Production and Corporate Moves in Early 20th Century Notes
May production records show copper output at 4,520,000 pounds, up from April. BE. W. Clark & Company open a new Chicago office at 311-313 the Rookery, joining offices in Boston, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Reading, Wilkesbarre. Boston & Corbin plan reorganization with bonds and stock, Arthur S. Leland & Co. to exit July 1. Goldfield Consolidated pays a 30 cent dividend on April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfield Consolidated
Ous Bay State Gas
Nee
Bohemia Seeerene
Boston Ely
Butte Central
Catus
Calaveras
Chief
Corbin Aeaevenss
Davis Dal
First
Nat I
Hollinger
Int Harvester New
Thy
Iowa
Coapf
Kresge Co
Lehigh Valley
Liggett & Meyer
Liggett& Meyer
Luv Lorillard C
Louis Eevee
Mer Marine
Mex Pet Co
Miami
Nat Biscuit Pf
Nevada
Ont& W
Nor Southern
Nor & Wes
Nor Pac
Pacific Main
Pac TI & T
Penn
People's Gas
Pitts
St Spring
Seerees
Herae
Rock
Rock Island
Kumely Co
Seare - Roeck
St Lou& S
Studebaker
Tenn
Texas Land Tr
the Texas Co
Texas
Twin City RT
Twin City
Union Pacific
UN Pacific
UN Ry
USCIP
Utah
West
Aryland
West Union
Wis Cent Sheee
Seeeree
Woolworth Pe
Mt Ill Iil
Ray Consolidated
BE. W. Clark & Company
the Rookery
Chicago
Ill
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Reading
Wilkesbarre
Boston & Corbin
Boston & Corbin Mining Company
Maine
Treasury
Arthur S. Leland & Co
New York
Bond Market in Flux With Convertible and 4s Trades
The bond market shows variable and irregular pricing with principal dealings centered on Atchison, Baltimore and Ohio and Southern railway convertibles. Rock Island 4s and Brooklyn Rapid Transit 4s also traded as part of the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Baltimore & Ohio
Southern Oe
Rock Island
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Stock Exchange Bond Transactions and Grain Market roundup
A dense market digest tracks stock exchange bond transactions in dollars and grain market activity. It notes registered issues, price shifts, and quotations across utilities, oils, and rail firms, with summaries of wheat and corn movements, gains, and notable foreign market influences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Light groundfish receipts at wharf with mixed vessel arrivals
Receipts of haddock cod hake pollock scrod and lemonsole were reported as light despite eight vessels at the pier. Prices ranged from 8 to 21.5 cents per pound with several beam trawlers and named ships among the fleet. A freighter Sachem delayed by weather arrived at Hoosac docks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haddock
Pol- Haddock
Cod
Hake Lock
Crest
Oseee
Gladys and
Nellie
W. M. Goodspeed
Aoseee
Natalie J. Nelson
Esther Gray
Hortense
Warren Line
Sachem
Evans
Liverpool
Hoosac
Fiske Wharf
Philadelphia
Leyland Line
Kingstonian
London
Esparta
Mader
Long Wharf
Port Simon
Costa Rica
Peleric
Calcutta
Colombo
Liverpool Cotton Market Shows Steady Tone Amid Dull Trade
June 6 Liverpool cables report spot sales reaching 15 000 bales at one point. Local market opened about unchanged and sold off on July selling by Liverpool firms and new crop months. Afternoon brings new crop months to highs, July and August lead, showers and cooler Western belt forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Dun's Review Highlights Mixed Trade Conditions Across Markets
Dun's review notes more seasonable weather boosting retail distribution, a slight wholesale recession in the West, and active iron and steel buying expected to resume. Tin plate remains strong at 80 percent capacity, cotton goods demand steady, woolen machinery underutilized due to tariff uncertainty, and silks partly idle from strikes. Export cotton goods stay robust, print cloth sales exceed production, and novelties high priced fashion persist. failures rise to 239 in the U.S. and 31 in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dun
United States
Canada
Chicago Market Bid and Ask Ledger Snapshot
Market brief showing bid and ask levels for U S government and corporate issues. Listings include 90 percent of Edis 5s, 100 percent for 4148s with 100 C C1 Rys 5s at 99 percent, and ribs notes around 97 to 98 with various 4s and 4s B class quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arm'r
Edis
Ag Hs&m F
Booth Fish
Ca & Doe
Cm Edison
T & Tr
Swift
Sunday Religious Services in Boston Churches
A list of church services across Boston area including Adventists Tremont Temple, Clarendon Street Baptist, Warren Avenue Baptist, Ruggles Street Baptist, First Free Baptist Roxbury, First Baptist Commonwealth Ave, Union Square Somerville, Park Street Congregational, Union Congregational West End, Shawmut Congregational, St Pauls Cathedral, Advent Mt Vernon Brimmer, St Stephens Florence St, Peoples Temple, First Methodist Temple, First Reformed Presbyterian, Salvation Army Old Boston. Services feature multiple pastors, times, and special events for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Cortland Myers
D. D
Brotherhood and Girls
Lotus
Mme
Wilhelmina Wright Calvert
Temple Chorus
A. J. Fairbanks
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Clarendon and
Montgomery Streets
James A. Francis
Schuecker
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Tabernacle Baptist Church
West Canton Street
Herbert S. Johnson
Frederick E. Heath
Heath
Robert Lister
Isabel Melville
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Charles C. Earle
Brotherhood
William G. Latham
George Redden
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
Austen Kennedy de Blois
Union Square Baptist Church
Walnut Street
Somerville
Francis W. O’brien
Congregational
Park Street
Park and Tremont Street
A. Z. Conrad
Conrad
Bible School
J. Willis Conant
Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
Allen A. Stockdale
Shawmut Ocongregational
Tremont
Brookline
RE. Ellsworth Shumaker
Jesus
Episcopal ST. Paul's Cathedral
Eb.t. Sullivan
Crown
E. T. Sullivan
St. Barnabas
Church OF the Advent
Mt. Vernon
Brimmer
William Harman van Allen
T. D
Father Nattress
Dr. Cabot
Stephen's Church
Florence Street
Methodist Episcopal People's Temple
Berkeley
A. H. Nazarian
M. Margaret Crabtree
Manila
Philippines
Gunnar Eckman
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Temple Street
Boston
State House
Frank W. Collier
Salvation Army
Boston No. 1
Court Street
Tisele Pike
Raymond
James Roberts
South
Thomas A. McMahon
Cleveland, O
Mavor Charles Minors
Bermuda
W. A. Antrim
I. A. McMahon
Charles Minors
Landman Reports Vessel Arrival Forecast At Dawn
Brief note indicates a freight vessel will reach port early this morning though no specific position was given. The message suggests a tentative arrival, with nohourly update provided.
Shipping News: Steamers Towing Barges and Cleared Vessels
A dense shipping list records steamers and schooners clearing and sailing from New England and nearby ports. Vessels include Cincinnati and Bohemian clearing for Europe, and Kingstonian Esparza, Caledonian, Numidian sailing elsewhere, with numerous tugs, barges, and tows to and from Baltimore Norfolk Portland and Rockport among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sachem
Evans
Liverpool
Zuiderdyk
van Dulken
Rotterdam
American
Reine
Sosua
S. C
Nantucket
Wood
Baltimore
Newport News
Norfolk
Persian
Payne
Philadelphia
Melrose
Frostad
James 8. Whitney
Crowell
New York
Belfast
Curtis
Bangor
Cape Ann
Godfrey
Gloucester
Eureka
Benner
Newburyport
Thomas J. Scully
Pateman
Knickerbocker
Henry Failing
Portsmouth
Boswell
Walton
Annie
New Bedford
Emelie
Sandwich
Channing
Freeman
Lynn
Perkins
Kennebec
P. N. Co
Newcastle
Juno
Cunningham
Salem
Pallas
Ford
Portland
Neptune
Nickerson
Cto
William H. Yerkes, Jr
Pequest
Little Elsie
Partridge
Clark’s Harbor
N. S
Marguerite
Geyer
Ethel F. Merriam
Hassan
Mary E. Lynch
Whittier
Stonington
Mary A. White
Olsen
Rockport
Mass
Cincinnati
Hamburg
Plymouth
Boulogne
Bohemian
Caledonian
Manchester
Glasgow
Puerto Plata
Charleston
Jacksonville
City of
Kingstonian
London
Esparza
Port Simon
C. R
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
Calvin Austin
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Howard
Inverclyde
Joseph J. Cuneo
Baracoa
Cuba
Hampton Roads
Sotus
Wyoming
L. V
Randolph
Catawissa
Wood's Hole
Neponset
Parker's Flats
Oxford
Devon
Teaser
Reading
Providence
Powell
Orion
Rockland
William L Creegan
Latooka
Gladstone
Burnt Island
N. F
Ralph M. Hayward
T. W. Allan
Calais
Gatherer
Charlotte W. Miller
Margaret
Millbridge
Iasca
E. McNichol
Westport
Albert G. Lawson
Cape Cod Canal
Quote Exchange Over Maternal Satisfaction
In a domestic exchange a mother-in-law notes that any woman would be content with what Frank gives, and the daughter-in-law agrees. The dialog hints at expectations and familial approval in a marriage context.
Swedenborgian services and unionist religious notices
A dense list of church events and spiritual meetings across Boston area venues. Includes Swedenborgian Bowdoin Street convention with sermons by Smyth Harvey Gustafson Sewall and Billings. Unitarian King’s Chapel. Universalist Columbus Avenue services. multiple spiritualist meetings at Unity Camp Saugus Centre and other sites. science Bible church events. grove gatherings and train accessibility details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swedenborgian Church OF the
Frank A. Gustafson
Detroit
Frank Sewall
Washington, D. C
Percy Billings
Chicago
Julian K. Smyth
Universalist
Columbus Avenue Universalist Church
Back Bay Station
Stephen Herbert Roblin
Handel
Saugus Centre
Lynn
Elizabeth D. Butler
Pines
Boston
Scollay Square
Cliftondale
First Science Bible Spiritual Church, Inc
Washington Hall
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Rebecca G. Treadwell
Jollimore
Morse
Ellison
George W Nutter
William B. Gale
Blackden
Paige
George W. Nutter
New England
Mary P. Vanderbilt
New York
Grove
Sydney Smith
Spiritual Science “Brotherhood
Clyde Hall
Washington Street
Mmes
Emmons
Shirley
Whittemore
Myrkeraghan
Gale
Religious lectures fill Tremont area with varied topics
A string of public talks fills Tremont Theatre and nearby venues. Henry Chiy Rockwell headlines Earths Greatest Reformation Soon to Be Inaugurated at 8 p m at the Majestic Theatre. Christadelphians speak at Franklin Union building. George A. Smith discusses The New Earth at Huntington Chamber. Henry Goudey covers What Is Death Where Are the Dead at Tremont Temple. Admission is free for all events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Chiy Rockwell
New York City
Majestic Theatre
Rockwell
Hell In Tremont Theatre
Tremont Temple
Henry Goudey
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Kidder, Peabody & CO
Devonshire Street
Travellers International Cheques
Baring Brothers & Co., Ltd
New York Market
la Legebus
Am Cities Co
Cites Co
Ap& SF
Beth Pal
Bhi
Bkiyn U Gas
Brunswick Motores
Cal Pet Corp
Butterick
Cal Pet Corp Pf
Can Pacific
Ches & Ohio
Cm& SP
Deere & Co Ae
Dss&a
Erie
Benebo
Gedrich
Boston Stocks
State Street
Clearing House
Associated Banks
Public Utilities
West T& T
Alaska
Am Ag Chem . S
Ag Ch
Arizona
Gulf of
Bos
Bos Sud
Bos & Eae
E! Pf
Bos & Maine
Butte Ballak
Butte & Sup
Cal & Arizona
Cal & Hecla Wees
Centennial
Chino
East Boston
Hancock
Helvetia
Indiana
Inspiration
Int But Hole
Isle Royale
Lake Copper
la Salle
Maine Central
Mason Valley
Ae Leep
Docas
Mass Gas
Mass Gas Pf
McElwain
Mergenthaler
Copohawk
Arcadia
Necot Yn
New Engle’ i
Buite Steer
North Lake
United Fruit
U S Smelti
U S Smelt
US Steel
Utah Consol
U S Steel Pl . Sneer My
West End of See
Wolverine
Consol Arizona
Consol
Giroux
Greene Cananea
Kerr Lake
Mason Alley
McKinle Dar
Mines O
Money Markets
High Point
Bradstreet’s
F. K. George
The
United Light & Railways Company
Grand Rapids, Mich
Ulty
Pene Nees
Eenee
Seeeee
Oo. Igh Seer Tere
Spots
Metal Market
Heer
Reig
Ni Sip
Souern
Gonthers Soft
Philadelphia Market
Amied. Id
Am Rys
Phila Co
Leh Valley
Wk I & Sdl
Pa Steel
Penn Salt
Chicago Market
Rid
Chi Tel
TAM
Morris
Ogd Gas
Pn Tool
Adventists Advent Christian Church
Warren Street
F. L. Piper
First Reformed Presbyterian
Ferdinand and Isabella
McFarland
Shipping News
Unitarian
King's Chapel
Howard N. Brown
Sydney B. Snow
Miscellaneous International Bible Students
Assa
Earth
Christadelphianovement
Christadelphians Franklin Union Building
Berkeley Street
NEW Thought Forum
Huntington Chambere
George A. Smith
Catharine Howard Thompson
Huntington Chambers
Mec
Verison L. Swift
Frankin Union
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