MarketTotals: New York Boston shares and leaders
Yesterday's market activity shows New York total sales 119800 shares and Boston 8670. Reading led NY with 16100 shares, Ahmeek rose in Boston to 275, while Concord & Montreal fell to 108 1/4. Call money NY 1 1/2%, Boston 3%, times NY 2 1/4 to 4%, Boston 3 1/4 to 4 1/2%.
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New York
Boston
Reading
Boston—Steel
Underwood Typewriter
Ahmeek
Concord
Montreal
Market gains despite heavy demand on New York stock day
Speculators favored the long side amid restricted trading and modest gains near day’s high. Transcontinental rails rose on canal toll repeal hope and Carranza mediation. gold outflow and a cash loss for banks loomed. London activity remained dull while U S bonds were unchanged.
Dividend Notice by American Woolen Company
The sixty first quarterly dividend of one and three quarters percent on the preferred capital stock will be paid July 15 1914 to record holders as of June 23 1914. Transfer books close June 23 1914 and reopen July 7 1914. Checks mailed by Guaranty Trust Co of New York. Boston Mass June 11 1913.
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Americ Company of Record
Guaranty Trust Co
New York
Waa
Dwhlly
Boston
Mass
William F. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald, Hubbard & Co
Vanderlip
National City Bank of New York
Wilson
Walsh
Curley
Chamber of Commerce
Real Estate Exchange
Eastern Texas Electric Declares Preferred Dividend No 5
The Eastern Texas Electric Company of Beaumont and Port Arthur Texas declares a semi annual dividend of 2.00 per bar payable July 1 1914 to holders of record at the close of business June 1 1914 Stone Webster transfer agents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Texas Electric Company
Beaumont and
Port Arthur
Texas
Connecticut River Power Co declares 124 percent semiannual dividend
Boston, June 10 1934 a semi annual dividend of 124 percent on the common stock has been declared and will be payable July 1 1914 to stockholders of record at close of business June 23 1914 Baker Ayling Co transfer agents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Connecticut River Power Company
Maine
Baker, Ayling & Co
New England Power Company Preferred Stock Dividend
Boston June 10 1914 the New England Power Company announces a quarterly dividend on the preferred shares to stockholders of record July 1 The notice notes the date and amount due and indicates the company’s continued business operations The document is signed by Baker A
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wew England Power Company
England Power Compeer
Eminess
Jane Sune
Baker
Local Market Holds Firm Amid Slow Session
Boston market activity totaled 670 shares over five hours with little movement. Boston Elevated rose from 8 to 91 and closed at 812, amid merger talk of local traction firms. Telephone and Shoe Machinery stayed firm while copper exports for June lagged year over year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New Haven
American Telephone
New York
Copper output figures for May show decline from 1913 totals
Xiroux Consolidated in May produced 442 838 pounds of copper, down from 965 368 pounds in May 1913 and 47 369 pounds in April this year. Year to date output is 1 019 400 pounds versus 3 984 975 pounds for the same period in 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xiroux
Pierce Oil Debenture Issue Underwritten by Major Banks
A syndicate led by Hayden, Stone and Ladenburg Thalman has underwritten 10 million dollars of 6 percent ten year convertible debentures for Pierce Oil Corporation. Public offering undecided as issue oversubscribed by New York, Boston, London, and Paris banks. Net 1913 profits about 2.4 million before depreciation and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden, Stone & Co
Ladenburg, Thulman & Co
Pierce Oil Corporation
New York
Boston
London
Paris
Pierce-Fordyce Oil Association
Texas
Goulds take on Missouri Pacific notes sparks stock steadiness
Since June 1 the Goulds Speyer and Co arrangement to absorb $4 to $5 million of Missouri Pacific notes kept MP stock near 18 while a 15 low recently marked the past 15 years. A large underwritten preferred issue is planned to raise new money, displacing common stock and delaying relief from receivership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Goulds, Speyer & Co
Gould
Bond market quiet as stocks gain on year’s high
New York June 12 bond dealings were steady with prices firm. The day featured gains in the stock market led by a Lake Shore advance. Government bonds and corporate issues traded with modest activity as investors wait for clearer economic signals. Total sales reached 2.597 million, higher than yesterday and last week.
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Ling
Lake Shore
Fishing fleet arrives as Lillie and Oregon unload at Boston pier
The Swell and Buema discharge haddock cod and pollock totals of 28 000, 600, 200 and 9 000, 2 600, 2 000 pounds respectively while two mackerel fares from the Motor and Lafayette bring 650 and 1 100 fish. The Motor sails for swordfishing after a southern season of 21 000 mackerel. Preceptor brings 50 000 pounds of halibut and 4 000 salt fish. Prices show haddock 3 cents and cod steak 5 1 4 cents, pollock 2 3 4 cents, hake 2 to 3 8 4 cents. The Lillie from Banes Cuba arrives with 21 140 stems bananas and 19 boxes grapefruit. boisterous Gulf stream weather noted. Ravelston from Cuba brings 22 000 bags sugar. Oregon to Boston with first bananas of season, arriving next Tuesday. Victorian of Leyland line sails to Liverpool with wheat 30 09 bushels, cotton 1000 bales, lumber 100 tons, provisions 1 ton and two refrigerators. passenger capacity unused. Cretic from Genoa and Naples departs Palermo with 10 cabins, 32 steerage and 3 saloon passengers, to Azores then Boston around June 21. Amerika sails from Southampton to Boston with 22 500 tonnage, largest liner to visit Boston, arriving next Saturday and remaining in Hamburg Boston service.
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Buema
Lafayette
Nantucket
Haddock
Boston
Lillie
Banes
Cuba
Long Wharf
Lechner
Gulf Stream
Ravelston
McGregor
Havana
Matanzas
South Boston
Azores
Virginian Power Plant Goes Into Service
A. B. Leach & Co has bought $9.5 million in first mortgage 5 per cent bonds of the Virginian Power Company. The Kanawha New River district plant in West Virginia is now in operation, located 15 miles from Charleston on the Kanawha River to supply electric power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Leach & Co
Virginian Power Company
Kanawha— New River
West Virginia
Charleston
Kanawha River
Shipping News Arrivals and Departures Chronicle
Maritime listings detail arriving steamers and schooners including Halifax Hawes Persian Hillary and Crowley with officials and cargo routes. Sailed vessels include Vera Port Antonio Norfol governor Cobb and Kilsyth with destinations such as Boston Baltimore and New York.
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Halifax
Hawes
Charlottetown
Juniata
James
Baltimore
Newport News
Norfolk
Persian
Hillary
Philadelphia
Hampden
Crowley
Joseph W. Fordney
Laverge
H. F. Dimock
Crowell
New York
Bunker Hill
Nassau
Qatter
H. M. Whitney
Holmes
Portland
Ransom B. Fuller
Tansco
William F. Green
Germantown
Camp
Robesonia
Lynm
Moselem
Portsmouth
Manatawney
Saco
Nemasket
Betts
Nesquehoning
Greenwood
Sharon
Plymouth
Hansen Newburyport
Edwin L. Pillsbury
Swimm
Indian Ridge
Lynn
Doane
Salem
Avondale
Vera
Port Antonio
Jamaica
British Transport
Montreal
Louisburg
Prince Arthur Brarmouth
Kilsyth
Norfol Tovernor Cobb
Eastport
St.ohn
N. B
Gloucester
City
Ohiladelphia
Stockton Springs
Eureka
Reance
Jonas H. French
Sidney
Guttenbegon
Nellie
Haverhill
Monocacy
Maston
Brookside
Philphia
Irvington
L. V. Nos
Vinalhaven
Erth Amboy
Charles W. Parker, Jr
Henry Endicott
Sie
Sewalls Point
Irene
Mose
Dividends Declared by Regional Companies
Regional firms declare quarterly and semiannual dividends. American Coal Products pays 13-4 percent on preferred and common, record dates in June and July. Boston Belting issues $2 per share. Canadian Westinghouse and Connecticut River Power announce 13-4 and 11-2 percent dividends. Liberty Trust and Northern Ohio Traction post 2 percent and 11-2 percent. Puget Sound Traction pays $1.50 on preferred and 71 on common.
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Mlin
Northern Ohio Traction Company
Puget Sound Traction, Light and A Power Company
Liberty Trust Company Adjures 4 Percent Bonus for Six Months
Liberty Trust Company directors decide to pay employees a 4 percent bonus on salaries for the six months ending July 1 1914, following a long standing custom. W Cameron Forbes becomes a National Carbon Company director succeeding the late Barker Rumere. Continental Can Company seeks NYSE listing for 5 million dollars of 7 percent cumulative preferred and 8 million dollars of common.
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Liberty Trust Company
W. Cameron Forbes
The
National Carbon Company
Barker Rumere
Bond Market Notes and Local Loan Uptake
Woburn Massachusetts grants a temporary 80000 loan to Curtis and Sanger with 40000 due October 16 1914 and 40000 due November 24 1914. Norfolk County invites bids for a 100000 temporary loan dated June 19 due November 10 1914. Receivers may still pay the 2 percent July 1 interest on the St Louis and San Francisco first and refunding mortgage bonds. Illinois Central borrows 3000000 for five months at 3 12 percent. New York Central borrows 4000000 for four months at 4 percent. New York Tanning Extract bonds 1500000 called for redemption at 105 with July 1 interest.
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Woburn
Mass
Curtis & Sanger
Blake Bros. & Co
Loring, Tolman & Tupper
Bond & Goodwin
Norfolk County
St. Louis
New York Tanning Extract Company
Lee, Higginson & Co
Metal market snapshot from New York exchange
Copper prices on the New York Metal Exchange show quiet trading with spot and August at 13.37 to 14.00, electrolytic tin around 80.60 to 31.12, and lead at 3.85 to 3.95. Other metals like spelter and antimony are steady or dull with minor moves noted.
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New York
Antomony
Cookson’s
Tron
Unclear historical market quotes with scattered figures
Fragmented OCR of Philadelphia market bid ask table includes rail and steel related listings, gas and utilities terms, and scattered percentages and prices. Readable entities include Philadelphia, New Jersey, steel, gas, and transportation references with irregular formatting and missing context.
Boy Heir to 400000 After Russian Village Message
Max Polkovoy a 20 year old immigrant to Boston from Russia learns he inherits four hundred thousand dollars from his granduncle Abram Rabinowitz in Kiev via a cablesgram. He plans to bring his mother and brother to America and provide a home for relatives while pursuing art. He vows fortune will not hinder his work.
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Max Polkovoy
Boston
Russia
New York
Koreun
Kiev
Abram Rabinowitz
Miss Oste Sells Hair for Five Thousand Dollars in Paris
Cinematograph actress Miss Diane Oste plans to sell three feet of her hair to a Paris dealer for 5000 dollars. The hair will be delivered in May at a large gathering where her friends will witness the cutting with golden scissors. The scissors will be given to Miss Oste as a keepsake of the event.
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Diane Oste
Paris
Oste
Lady defies tram etiquette with biting sarcasm
A stout woman near twenty stone insists on boarding a crowded tramcar. She rails that gentlemen should not let a lady stand, while a man named Dobbins apologizes and offers to move toward her seat, attempting to ease the tense moment.
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Little Dobbins
Advent and Parish Services Across Warren Street Area
A column lists sermons and services for Advent Christian, Warren Avenue Baptist, Tremont Temple Baptist, Dudley Street Baptist, Ruggles Street Baptist, Twenty-Ninth Anniversary Union Square Baptist, Clarendon Street Baptist, First Free Baptist Roxbury, First Baptist Commonwealth Avenue, Christadelphians, First Church of Christ Scientist Boston, Congregational Old South, Ellion Church Roxbury, Episcopal Cathedrals and Churches across Boston. It names pastors, times of morning and evening services, Sunday school, and special musical events.
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Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Cor. West Canton St
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Herbert
Johnson
D. D
Frederick E. Heath
Olive S. Russell
Isabel Melville
Pilgrim
Guy Mitchell
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
New England
Cortland Myers
Marah
Elim
Lotus
Wilhelmina Wright Calvert
Temple Chorus
J. Fairbanks
Brotherhood and
Dudley Street
Fulton
The
Northern Baptist Convention
Christian Endeavor Society Acts
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Ruggles St
Tremont
S. Fraser Wagford
D.D
Sacramento
Cal
Brotherhood
Union Square Baptist Church
Walnut Street
Somerville
O’brien
J. A. Francis
Clarendon Street
Holborn St
Roxbury
Horace H. Hayes
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Austen Kennedy de Blois
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paul Streets
Boston
God the Preserver of Man
Morning church services and sermons across city parishes
Multiple downtown churches list Sunday activities including Children's Day services at First Presbyterian and United Presbyterian churches, sermons by Dr Tufts and Rev W J McKnight, and special observances at the Swedenborgian New Church and Universal Life Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Tufts
Ripley
First Reformed Presbyterian Church
Ferdinand and Isabella Streets
W. J. McKnight
First United Presbyterian Church
Warren Avenue
West Brookline Street
K. M. Munro
NEW Church
Church of the New Jerusalem
Bowdoin &J
State House Grounds
James Reed
H. Clinton Hay
Church OF Universal Life
William H. Lyon
D. D
Brookline
Buildings Of Gold and Stones Lecture Series Across City
A calendar of spiritual and religious talks including I B S A free Bible lecture at Majestic Theatre with Henry Clay Rockwell, various meetings at Cambridge and Boston venues, free seats, no collections, and a June 14 schedule for spiritualist services led by multiple speakers and groups across Lynn, Cambridge, Malone, and Boston areas.
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Majestic Theatre
Henry Clay Rockwell
New York
People’s Temple
Berkeley Street
Columbus Avenue
Slattery
NEW Thought Forum
Mabel Reed Witham
First Church of Immortalism
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Earth
Pressor Willis Melligan
Akerman Johnson
Rele
Dwight
A. Wilson
Fragmentary line hints at a group of men in a historical note
A partial OCR fragment mentions about a dozen men and a day, offering little readable context or names. The text does not reveal events, places, or outcomes beyond a vague reference to a group and a day.
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Pierce Oil Company
Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic
New York Market
Greale
Harriman’s Steel
Canadian Pacific
Senate
Carranza
United States
Alaska
Am Smelt & R
Smelt & Rpe
Mlty
Tel & Tel
At&sf
Baldwin Loco
Ohio
Beth A
CM &Sp
M&sp
American Woolen Company
Connecticut River Power Company of
Boston Bank
Erie
Nor Ore
H'M Ex Co
Ins Cop Co
Inter-Met
HAL
Int
Agr Corp Pf
Kan City
Lehigh Valley
Louis Eee
Mex
Pet Co
Miami Aeo's
Mo Pac
Mont Power Co
Nevada
Pacific Mail
Penn
Pitts Coal
Amig
Pitts
Joe So
Reply& St Baie
Sl& SF
Bly
Sears-Roebuck
South Pacific
So Pacific Ct
South Ry
Stude A
Studebaker
Texas Pacific
Texas Co
Underwood Typ
Iors
Union Pacific
Utah Co
Wells-Fargo
West Union
Westinghouse TR
National Banks
Boylston
Commerce
First Ward
Atti
Hyde Park
Mutual
Old Boston
Eoples
Rockland Wereresere
Security
Shawmut
Webster and Atlas
Winthrop
Trust Companies
Bay State
Beacon
Charlestown
Columbia
Commonwealth
Dorchester
Federal
Fidelit
Vince Sans Tees Sewesas
Hamilton
International
Market
Mattapan
Old Colony
Paul Revere
State Street
Industrials
Riker & Geman
Bos & Mont
Florence
Nevada Hills
Oro
Stewart
West End
Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
St Louis
Waeston
Kansas City
Toledo
Detroit
Boston Stocks
AT & T
CB &Q
Gia
Allouez Seereroses
Bos C
Conn & Pass Owe
East
Edison Elec
Fitchburg
General Elec
Georgia
Elec Ee
Granby
Greene Can
Island Creek
Isle Royale
Mass Gas Pf
Mayflower
McElwain 1St Vf
Mergenthaler
Miami C
New Arcadian
Hky
Old Colony Ae
Old Dominion
Pond Ork
Quincy
Reece Fdl
Shattuck-Ariz
Sup & Bos
Sup & Bos Nteweee
Swift& Co Yaette
United Fruit
U S Steel
Victoria
West
Calumet & Corbin
Stoeigh
Bohemia
Butte & London
Calaveras
la Rose
Ludlow Righte
Piesiens Ince
Ae Baltic
South Lake
UN P 8 Corp
UN Verde Ext
Utah Metals
Pierce Oil Financing
Atlanta
Birmingham
Atlantic
Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic Railroad
Boston & Maine
Robert Winthrop & Co
Stock Exchange
Crigpr Col
Nort &Went
Nisse-Brown
Bros & Co
Ctfs
Norf & Went
Rietuce i - Areas
Nis
POSE
North Pacific
Aacalyete Ai
Cae DE Eter
Cleve Line
Ala Power
del & H
Bers
den& Rgrigis
Bayee
Pacific T & T
U Rys
NYC
Distillers
Moers
Gol Lien If
Saami
Irio G West
Elec
Alb & Bima
Appen Motors
Nees
Lan Rat’ Ort
Hu & Man
Ates
Hud & Man Eal
Beicigne
Steel
San An & A P
Ae & Co Real Ube
Seab Air
Eani
At&s
So Beli
So Pacific Col
Bas
Pacific
Town Central
Aarargats Anc
Fts& M
Pacifie Vt
Eames
Kings Co el
Col c If. Oe
Balt
Beth Steel
Standard Mill
Roscoe
Liggett
Buin Ra Pater
jReginnerny
la & Western
Virginian Ae Ae Law
NS & N
Alton
Manhattan
Mil & St
Forse Cmié
Stp
Gas EL
Mig
Bene
Power de al
Shore
Cri&p
Mynh& Hlevt
Wisconsin Cen
Mets
Hou
Rowe
Susef
Union Pac Ist
Sre
Uni
Aeces
Asso
Southampton
Eng
Amerika
Hamburg
Cherbourg
Money Markets
Ae Corporation
Treasury Credit Espresso
Sub-Treasury Ne
York
Sub- Treasury
Eetereseee
Aio
Shipping News
Chicago Market
Liverpool
Raf Fily
Igh
Same
Sl Booth Fisheries
Canal & Dock
Railways
Saeres
Chicago City
Edison
Chicago Title & Trust
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Hall
Chicago Railways
Owe
Vo Hart S & Marx
Mont Ward
Pacific Gas
Mip &E
Eenee A9
Sears-Roebuck Ee
Swift & Co
Beess
Eeneseee Terrses Union Carbide
Eimiete
See
West Stone
BO DS Armour
Cpt
NRO
Chicago City & County
Chicago City Railways
Seevagene
Morris
Ogden Gas
Peoples
Essee Cave
Eerwertene
American Coal Products Company
Boston Belting Company
Canadian Westinghouse Company, Ltd
New Eingland Power Company
Continental Can Company
New York Stock Exchange
Illinois Central
New York Central
Metal Markets
Philadelphia Market
Phila Co
Bom Cam
Tr NJ
Phil Rp Tr
Phila Trae
Boy
the Post
Adventist
Advent Christian Church
Warren Street
O. Farnham
Pastor Russell
Man
Christadelphians
Warren St
Dudley St
Franklin Union Building
OLD South Church
George A. Gordon
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Pleasant Streets
Bible School
Godfrey Barney
Ellion
Kenilworth Street
Winfred Cheney
Acades
Sidney T. Crooke
Episcopal
Ans ‘Oly
Sit Aul
Htany
Artley L. Parson
Charles R. Peck
Edward T Sulll
Avery
Caenoe
Church OF . mm
Advent
Mt. Verap
Brimmer
Aie Ae
Arman van Allen
Ho de Nestor
St. Ann's Church
Whitsunday
R i
Blunt
Stephen's Church
Bethany Danish Lutheran Church
Linden Park Street
L. A. Kjaer
ST. Mark’s
English Lutheran Church
Winthrop Street
Edwin ‘Syn Miller
Unitarian
Second Society OF Universalists
Wesleyan Hall
Boylston Street
Stephen Herbert Roblin
Jerusalem
Stanford
Haydn
Andenoni Anal
Adele CC. Williams
Bible Spiritual Church
Odd Ladies’ Hall
Remont Street
Camp Progress Spiritualist Association
Upper Swempsecott
George ~ Cutter
Everett
Harmony Hall
Washington St
N. P. Smith
Sarah Thompson
Jollimore
Emmons
Harding
Whittier
Pierce
Cambridge Hall
George W. Nutter
Harvey Redding
Huntington Ave
Public Spiritual Circle
Public Library
Co-Operative Spiritual Society
Franklin Union
Berkeley St
Belle Robertson Jenings
W. L. Clough
Orth
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