Market Advances on Friday the Thirteenth
Market reports show New York and Boston activity with total sales to date and per-exchange details. Notable gains include Union Pacific in Boston and Am Snuff in New York, while Ahmeek Mining shows losses. Call and time money rates edge higher in both markets with menial shifts in speculators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Steel Common
Butte & Superior
Am. Snuff
Great Northern Pref
Pt. Pd
Union Pacific
Ahmeek Mining
Call Money
Wall Street Quietly Rises Amid Cautious Trading
In New York the market steadied after yesterday’s volatility with small gains in select issues like Reading Union Pacific Amalgamated and Can. New Haven remained weak near a new low as money rates eased and banks lent 60 to 90 day funds, while overall investment buying fell and bears retreated. Bond sales totaled 2.27 million par with United States 8s up 1/8 on call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bears
Reading
Union Pacific
Amalgamated
Can
New Haven
London
United States
Dividend Notice for American Woolen Company Stock
The Fifty Seventh Quarterly dividend of 1 3 4 percent on the Preferred Capital Stock is payable July 15, 1913 to record holders as of June 23, 1913. Transfer books close June 23 and reopen July 8, 1913. Checks mailed by Guaranty Trust Company of New York. WM. H. Dwelly Jr Treasurer Boston June 7 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Woolen Company
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
WM. H. Dwelly, Jr
Boston
Mass
Copper shares advance. New Haven and Boston & Maine fall
Friday saw mixed gains in copper shares with Allouez Anaconda Calumet & Hecla China Nevada Consolidated Osceola and Wolverine rising. The industrials also posted advances led by General Electric Edison Electric United Fruit and Pullman while New Haven and Boston & Maine declined. sentiment improved after a court injunction halted Old Dominion trust fund disbursement, cutting curb receipts from six to four dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Allouez
Anaconda
Calumet & Hecla
China
Nevada
Osceola
Wolverine
General Electric
Edison Electric
United Fruit
Woolen
Pullman
New Haven
Boston & Maine
G. M. Hyams
Old Dominion Trust
Eastern Texas Electric declares preferred dividend
Eastern Texas Electric Company of Beaumont and Port Arthur Texas has declared a semi annual dividend of 3.00 per share on its preferred capital stock payable July 1 1918 to stockholders of record at the close of business June 18 1913 Stone Webster transfer agents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Texas Electric Company
Beaumont
Port Arthur
Texas
Eastern Texas Eilectric Company
Reeros
Stone & Webster
Ex-dividend and payments noted on total sales and bonds
Total sales reported at 23,386 shares while bonds amount to 16,600 dollars. Assessment already paid.
Boston curb trading report with mixed declines
Trading on the curb today showed limited feature except for Butte Central and Mexican Metals. Butte Central moved to 55 cents after 2435 shares. Mexican Metals fell to 44 cents on 4475 shares. Old Dominion Trust receipts eased from 6 to 4. Detailed fluctuations follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Central
Mexican Metals
Old Dominion Trust
Cotton Markets Hold Gains Amid Strong Demand in Liverpool
June 13 report notes Liverpool cables near steady with 10 000 bales sold at 7 point gain and renewed heavy buying for shorts lifting local prices about 8 points. Wall Street shorts credited with heavy buying as July contracts seen liquidating. South on the short side of new crop months. Weather warms and crop prospects improve despite scattered rain needs in Southwest Texas. Prices steady after initial hour of trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Shorts
Wall Street
Texas
Calendar of today dividends payable and ex dividend notes
A dated ledger lists ex dividend and payable percentages for numerous companies. Major entries include American Ry 134 percent payable, Standard Oil of Cal 239 percent ex, Du Pont de Nemours Powder com 2 percent, Pabst Brewing 14 percent, Philadelphia Elec 14 percent, Canadian General Elec com 1 1/4 percent, Detroit & Mackin 50 cent, Ingersoll Rand 39 (7-1) and other issue notes with payables and ex-dividend dates such as 7-1 and 6-30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Rys
Appleton Co
Borden’s
du Pont de Nemours Powder. Com
Pabst Brewing
Philadelphia Elec
Standard Oil of Cal
Albany & Susq
Amer
Amer. Pipe & Const
Amer Steel Fdrs
Amer. Surety
Oan Ongee Ta Win Orks
Boston
Revere Beach & Lynn
Boston Wharf
Brooklyn Union As
Elec. Com
Detroi & Mackin
Troit Ackinac
Te Greene R. R
Ingersoll-Rand
Eger & Myers
Pelard (P.) Com
Jo & Oe
Oes Power. Com
N. Y
Lack. & Western
Old
Dividends Declared By Various Companies
Davis Mills declares regular quarterly 144 percent dividend payable June 21 to stock record June 14. Dorchester Trust Company pays 1 percent quarterly with record June 1 and payment June 14. Ingtone Writer issues 144 percent on first preferred and 2 percent on second preferred. American Iron & Steel Manufacturing pays 144 percent on preferred and 134 percent on common, payable July 1 to record June 20. Threshing Machine Co. usual quarterly 184 percent on preferred, payable July 1 to record June 16. Eastern Light & Fuel Co. 7 percent quarterly, payable July 1 to record June 19. Kaufmann Department Stores Inc. 1% percent on preferred, payable July 1 to record June 20. Canadian Westinghouse Co Ltd 1% percent quarterly, payable July 10 to record June 30. Sloss Sheffield Steel & Iron Co 1% percent on preferred stock, payable July 1 to record June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Mills
Dorchester Trust Company
Ingtone Writer
American Iron & Steel Manufacturing Co
Sareholders
Eastern Light & Fuel Company
Kaufmann Department Stores, Inc
Canadian Westinghouse Company, Ltd
Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron Company
State Street Topics Market Rally and Copper Currents
Market continues to advance though less rapidly as shorts cover and banks inject support. Copper market shows wobbliness with supply and consumption signals, surplus near 8 percent of annual use and expectations of future curtailment. agencies well funded and producers hesitant to expand output.
Bay State Trust Company Report Shows June 4 1913 Condition
Bay State Trust Company of Boston Massachusetts submits its condition at close of business June 4 1913 to the Bank Commissioner. The report notes bond yields and market activity including Boston and Maine 6s trading around 961 2 to yield 9 12 percent and a need to raise roughly 27 million for maturing notes amid weak earnings prospects. The 80 day reserve averages cited are currency and specie 8.21 percent deposits in reserve banks 12.22 percent United States and Massachusetts bonds 1.21 percent. Signatures of Curtis Chipman treasurer Gordon Abbott president and others attest to the statements before Bernt W Newhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Maine
Bay State Trust Company
Boston
Mass
United States
Massachusetts
Suffolk
Curtis Chipman
Gordon Abbott
George P. Gardner
Philip Stockton
Philip L. Saltonstall
Bernt W. W. Newhall
State of Massachusetts
Federal Trust Company of Boston
Stewart Mining Company Eyes Dividend and Ontario Appeal
A despatch from Butte reports Stewart Mining Company plans to maintain a 10 cent quarterly dividend as long as earnings reach 50,000 to 60,000 dollars monthly. The mine may not be performing as strongly as recent months, pending new ore bodies or a successful Ontario veins appeal. Manager M. W. Bacon says earnings could sustain 50,000 to 60,000 monthly for some time, and hopes the Supreme Court appeal on Ontario reins could boost value. Bacon notes no truth to Heinze selling his Stewart stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Stewart Mining Company
Ontario
M. W. Bacon
Supreme Court
Bacon
Heinze
Stewart
Copper output and executive moves in current notes
President H F Fay of Old Colony Copper travels to Lake Superior district. Greene Cananea copper May output reaches 2 272 000 pounds, April 8 681 690, May 1912 4 600 000. silver May 78 152 ounces, April 84 225, May 1912 141 957. gold May 428 ounces. Ss P Freeman joins Bright Sears Co in cotton department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Fay
The
Old Colony Copper Company
Lake Superior District
Greene-Cananea
Ss. P. Freeman
Bright, Sears & Co
Grain Markets See Broad Activity and Fluctuating Wheat
A broad grain market trends across wheat corn and oats with frequent fluctuations and mixed gains and losses. Wheat moved around nervous levels while corn posted stronger gains before slipping back. Paris and other European markets showed mixed changes. Minneapolis and Chicago receipts and export sales figures are noted, with various regional price directions and carlot activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Antwerp
Paris
Budapest
Berlin
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Money Markets Stay Conservative Despite Rate Improvements
Local sentiment remains cautious as big banks ease lending and businessmen seek more credit. New York call rate rose to 124 percent after dipping to 19 percent, with initial 244 percent. Time funds hold 4 to 6 percent. local rates show mixed levels across call loans, commercial paper and treasury balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Call
Boston
Corporation
Veseserseseers
Sidebseaaekbesess
Egene Jndsesksiavines
Sub-Treasury
Treasury
Ies Ee Gee
Financial statement of Federal Trust Company
In the last thirty days the average reserve carried was eight point seven percent in currency and specie eight percent deposited in reserve banks two point six four percent in United States and Massachusetts bonds. Suffolk Is June 12 1918. Samuel A Merrill treasurer Joseph H O Neil president James M Morrison John T Burnett William J Carlin Lawrence J Logan James W Kenney directors sworn before me Louis R Hunter Notary Public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Massachusetts
Suffolk, Is
Samuel A. Merrill
Joseph H. O’neil
James M. Morrison
John T. Burnett
William J. Carlin
Lawrence J. Logan
James W. Kenney
Federal Trust Company
Louis R. Hunter
Chicago Market Bond and Commodity Quotations Bid and Ask
A dense snapshot of market quotes lists bids and asks for oats, fish, boxboard, streetcar and railroad stocks, commodities and bonds. It includes Armour 4 1/4s at 89 90, Chi Ry No 1 at 90 92, Nat Car at 111 114, Pneu Tool 5s at 88 90, and Pacific Gas at 42 42 5. The table mixes firm prices and percent yields across multiple sectors, reflecting a rapid tradescape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quak Oats
Booth Fish
Swift & Co
Cal & Dock
West Stone
Chi
Rys
Os - U S
Chi Subway
Tl & Tst
Armour
Hs&mpf
Metal Markets Quiet as Copper Holds Steady
The metal market shows little activity with copper unchanged. Tin rises, selling five tons at 45.75 and ten tons at 45.85.
Dun & Co weekly trade review notes mixed retail demand
R G Dun and Company reports that retail trade remains well sustained at many leading centers while some areas show recession. Wholesale buying grows more cautious and focused on immediate needs. Iron and steel producers push to secure new orders as demand climbs and premiums for early delivery fade in sheets and wire products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Trade and industry activity across sectors signals tentative recovery
The report notes concessions on steel sheets with prices easing by about $1 per ton and a large drop in unfilled steel contracts last month prompting buyers to delay orders hoping for tariff-driven price cuts. Pig iron inquiries rise while the market readjusts, jobbers clear dry goods, and retailers buy summer materials. Clothiers place fall orders, footwear demand grows, and leather trades show modest gains, with U.S. and Canadian commercial failures rising year over year.
Mass towns announce temporary loan awards and bids
Malden awards 200000 loan to Loring Tolman Tupper due December 18. Pittsfield invites bids this June for 100000 loan dated June 18 due October 17. Salem awards 150000 in two installments to Old Colony Trust Company with other bidders noted. Gardner awards 40000 loans to Lee Higginson Co with Gardner Savings Bank among bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Mass
Loring, Tolman & Tupper
Pittsfield
Salem
Old Colony Trust Company
Bond & Goodwin
R. L. Day & Co
Lee, Higginson & Co
Gardner
Gardner Savings Bank
Obituaries and Funeral Notices from Boston Area
A long list of death notices and funeral details for residents across Roxbury Dorchester South Boston Medford and surrounding areas. Entries include Coffin Battey Crown Allen Knapp Homans Bleiser Roos Canty Cronin Dunn Fee Flynn Gazet Glynn Grady Graham Grant Hennessy Heslan Holland Kelly Lewis Maguire Malmberg McIntosh Murphy Rawson Reed Rourke Scollard Sullivan Tate Thulin Turke Turner and others with dates June 10–18 and service details at parishes and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffin—Battey
Arlington Heights
West St
Levi M. Powers
Harry Randolph Coffin
New York City
Edna Marie Battey
Edward Battey
Crown—Allen
St. John’s Memorial Chapel
Cambridge
William Lawrence
Pauline Corey Allen
Edward Staples Crown. Knapp—Homans
Longwood
Mass
Reginald Heber Howe
Alice F
Eugene Knapp
Brookline
John Homans
Boston
Dorchester Ave
Canty
Mary Canty
Driscoll
John J. Canty
SS. Peter and Paul's
St. Peter's Church
Meeting House Hill
Pr. FE. I
Fee
Hingham
Joanna M
John Hl. Fee
Halley
Jersey St
St. Paul’s Church
St. Paul’s
Flynn
Dorchester
Henry F. Flynn
Norton St
Helen M
Francis A. Gazer
Waterman Chapel
Washington St
Roxbury
Glynn
Edward Glynn
Ellen Nugent Glynn
Roxbury St
St. Francis de Sales
Grady
South Natick
Patrick Grady
Leach Lane
Church of the Sacred Heart
Graham
Boston Highlands
Ann
Patrick Graham
Oakland Ave
Dudley St
St. Patrick's Church
Holyhood Cemetery
Grant
Portland
Oregon
Myra EB. Grant
Hyde
W. C. Grant
Hennessy
Thomas
Mary E. Hennessy
Cohan
Rockville Park
South Weymouth
Tigh
Joseph's Church
Hbeslan
South Boston
Catherine
John Heslan
Hickey
East Second St
Holland
Hannah
James Holland
Lyons
Third St
St. Vincent’s Church
John Malmberg
Murphy
Winchester
Mary E
William Murphy
Nelson St
A. m
St. Mary's Church
Rawson
Dorothy
James
Mary Rawson
McMahon
Saratoga St
Reed
John and
Catherine Reed
Mulhern
Blue Hill Ave
Rourke
Daniel D
Mary T. Rourke
Star of the Sea
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Devonshire Street
Travellers International Cheques
Baring Brothers & Co., Ltd
Commercial
Foreign Exchange
New York Market
Smelt & R
Smelt & R Pf
Am Smelt Pf B
Snuff Eee Nee
Am Steel
Ealt Ohio Settee
Beth Steel
See
Eee
Beth Steel Pf
Bklyn RT
Cal Pet Corp
Can Pacific
Cen Leather
Erie
Goldfield Con
Goodrich
Lehigh Walt
Loose-Wiles Co
Lorillard Co
Lous Nash Se
Mer Marine
Mex Pet Co Lt
Miami Copper
Nat Biscuit
Pcc&s
U Ereeeeee
Unionacific
Boston Stocks
Cb&q
Meek Tee
Alaska Gold
Kensenae
Arizona
Bos
Bos & Corbin
Bos& Maine
Bos& Maine Pl
Butte & Supeenee Bbs
Cal . Ga
Cal & Waeee
Gretanaial
Ewe
East Boston
East Butte
Edison Elec
Indiana
Necot
Ny&nh
Ene
Rutland Pf Ee
Torrington
Bay State Gas
Ely
Butte & London
Calaveras Ee
Ee M
Davis
Eagle & Blue Bell
Ely Wite We
First Ae
Hollinger See
Santa Ysabel
Anglo-Am Oil
Ely Consoliroux
McKinleills
Ohio C
Standard Oil
State Street
Copper Producers’ Association
Stock Exchange
Pete
Bate Now & Woon
North Pacific
Allie-Chalmers
Coctis
Az Sae Ie Ag Chem
Hide & Au
Scishing
T&t
del & Hudert
den& RG Rg
Bs Public
Njs
Armour & Co Real
AT &S
Rock & P
St Linas Rg
Erie-Penn
Seab Air Lad
T&t Ds. Aes
Coaak Line
Esq &W
Sivas So Pacific Col
Ee Hocking Valsis O
Atlc
Ll& al
Ill Steel
Osteen
Balt & O
Indiana Steel T Ss
So ‘Pacific
Bal & O
Souter Ry
Panda Gas Ts
Texas Co Wa
Steno
Ea Kias
Ay Bal & O
L& West
Kan City
Rap Dia Union Pac
Secon Bone Kings Co
B &Q
Mil & St P
Sen Nee
Mil & St
Rene Cena
Cen
Eq Tr
Full Ree & Power
Trust Co Ct
P-C
Westers
West Maryland
West Shore
Sanaa
Atlanta
Silver Leaf
Blue Bull
Booth
Trethewey
Wettlaufer Ll
Comb Frac
Big Dome
Obie
Florence
Dome Ex
Bel
Dome Lk
Daisy
F O’brien
Merg
Hollinger
Jim Butler
Upster Um
MelIntyre
M'Namara
Dome
Midway
Pearl Lake
Mizpah
Montana
North Star
E Dome
Res Eula
Rea Mines
Ton Bel
Ton
Iron Bros
Cobalt Lk
King Wm
Coniagas
Mason Val
Crown Res
Lwr Mam
Foster
Gifford
New Hills Gt North
la Rose
Nipissing
Sioux
Pet Lake
Uncle Sam
Rof Way
Victoria
Rochester
Wilbert
Eaeteee N.Y. Minn
St.Louis
Toledo
Ewer Ete Eee
Pan
Enewe
Money Markets
Philadelphia Market
Phila Co
Camb Steel
Phila Co of
Otrof NJ
Phila Tr
Lehigh Nay
Lehigh Vy. Tate
RBG Pa Steel
Warker St
Eeee
Chicago Market
Pat Etl
Metal Markets
Eernee
Tin
Lake
Castin
Tin Stey
Spot
Cookson
Cs Sccael
Seer
Fees
Dun
Pierce Co
Canada
Post
Scollard
Massachusetts General Hospital
Joanna A
Garrett and
Joanna Scollard
Howard Pl
Howard Ave
St. Paul's Church
Woodward Park St
Sullivan
Frank T
Eilen KB. Sullivan
Shea
Shepard Ave
St. Mary’s of the Assumption Church
G. K
Brookline Council
Medford
George C. Tate
Manning St
Worcester
Thulin
Ada
Hans Thulin
Main St
Turke
Mary
Anthony Turke
Connolly
Turner
Charles F. Turner
U. S
Bron
Ft. Hill
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