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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1913

Page

12

Prices Reactionary in Dull Market Points in Yesterday's Markets

Summary of stock activity across New York and Boston with total shares traded to date and changes from last year. Highlights include most active issues Steel common in New York and Butte & Superior in Boston, plus notable gains and losses in Edison Electric and California Petroleum. Call and time money rates are noted for both markets.

New York Boston Steel Common Butte & Superior California Petroleum Edison Electric Lake Time

Market Shows Weakness After Early Rally In New York

New York market slips after brief rally as optimism fades. Investors weigh Supreme Court rate decisions, with rail stocks leading declines and Missouri Pacific down three points. Union Pacific pressure fueled by merger news. London trading active with 20,000 shares here. Bonds steady. total par value sales $1,637,000.

New York Supreme Court Missouri Minnesota Missouri Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio West Virginia Union Pacific Harriman Central Pacific Canadian Pacific London United States Panama

Copper Range Declares Dividend No 88 for 7 Sc per share

The Copper Range Consolidated Company board declares a dividend of 7Sc per share as Dividend No 88. It is payable on Tuesday, July 1, 1913 to stockholders of record at the close of business on Saturday, June 7, 1913. Fredric Stanwood, Treasurer, Boston, May 29, 1913.

Copper Range Consolidated Company Frederic Stanwood Boston

Torrington Company declares semiannual preferred stock dividend

The Torrington Company declares a semiannual dividend of 7 on its Preferred Stock payable July 1, 1918 to stockholders of record at the close of business June 21, 1918. Signed by Treasurer B. Vincent, Boston, June 16, 1913.

Torrington Company Co. B. Vincent Boston

Local Market Faces Light Day as Shares Struggle

In Boston on June 16 trade totaled just under 16,000 shares with a handful of issues leading activity. Butte & Superior, Massachusetts Gas, Amalgamated, Steel common, and Alaska Gold were strongest while Massachusetts common and Alaska Gold finished weak. Massachusetts common rose to about 90, spurred by rumors of a 5 percent dividend. North Butte Mining posted $1.613 million net for year to June 1, $3.90 per share on 410,000 shares, vs $4.07 per share last year. Lake Copper showed a discouraging year, while Steel common slid to 52 7/8 and Amalgamated fell 11 4 points. Overall, the market ended irregularly with little decisive action.

Boston Butte & Superior Massachusetts Gas Common Amalgamated Steel Common Alaska Massachusetts New York North Butte Mining Company The Lake Copper Company

Boston Stocks and Dividends Report

Boston market notes a dividend related assessment paid with total sales of 15,918 shares and bonds valued at $17,000. The item records trading activity and asset totals without broader market context.

Cotton Markets Steady with New Crop Records and Bullish Tone

Liverpool market reports steady demand for spots with a 4 to 8 point rise then a brief setback of about ½ point followed by a gain exceeding 20 points. New crop options hit new highs as bullish sentiment grew. New Orleans Times Democrat noted only up to 3% acreage increase with spotty crop condition. Domestic mill demand supported bullish outlook, crop conditions remained favorable with scant showers forecast in southern Texas.

Liverpool New Orleans Times Democrat Texas

State Street Topics: Market Rally Cools and Labor Tensions Rise

The recent sharp stock market rally faded as prices eased in a calmer session. Analysts see no fundamental shift, attributing gains to short covering and expect equilibrium to hold unless new developments arise. Reports from Michigan note Mohawk mine labor unrest under Superintendent Dengler, risking production and dividends. Ahmeek mine area leans on mule labor as trammers resist changes, with labor shortages looming across the Lake Copper district.

Supreme Court Minnesota Union Pacific Pennsylvania Railroad Southern Pacific Pennsylvania Baltimore & Ohio Harriman Houghton, Mich Dengler Mohawk Ahmeek Lake Copper District

Lake Copper stock sinks to lowest price since 1908

Lake Copper stock fell to six dollars a share yesterday the lowest level since 1908 and well below the 1910 high of ninety four. The company’s annual report corroborates earlier bearish projections about barren ground at the lower levels and uncertainty of the lode. Cash assets barely cover current liabilities and development costs, and the fiscal year ending April 30 1913 shows results far from the optimistic forecasts made when shares traded over 90.

Calumet & Hecla Lake

Stock Exchange Closes In Honor Of Bunker Hill Day

The Boston Stock Exchange will be closed today after a petition by brokers led the governing committee to suspend trading in observance of Bunker Hill Day. Despite expectations of an open session, the 11th hour move to close won broad support, and no trading will take place.

Boston Stock Exchange Bunker Hill

Calendar for Today Dividends and Meet Dates

Trading updates show dividends payable from Hollinger Gold Mines at 8 percent and Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal at 6 14 percent with ex-dividend notes. Listings include Chicago City Ry Consumers Power Michigan Light N Y State Rys and Crescent Pipe Line among others. Meetings noted for Colorado Fuel & Iron Lindsay Ltd Mexican Power & Light Mexico Tramways and VA 8 Motor Co. Books close. details terse.

Hollinger Gold Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal American Can Chie City Ry Consumers Power Manhattan Shirt Michigan Light N. Y State Rys Pettibone Mulliken Ist Adote Crescent Pipe Globe Soap Co Great Northern Greene Cananea Copper Laclede Gas Light Com N. Y. C. & Hudson R. R. Packard Motor Car Co Western Canada Flour Mills Meetings Colorado

Goldfield dropped from ex change and readmitted to curb

Market notes report Goldfield Consolidated being dropped from the New York Stock Exchange and readmitted to the New York curb. The Boston Stock Exchange governing committee votes to close today, June 17, and Greene Cananea stockholders cut shares from 3 million to 600 thousand while raising par value from 20 to 100. American Public Utilities declares quarterly dividends 1.12 percent on preferred and 1 percent on common payable July 1. Middendorf Williams & Co organized to take over a partnership business with offices in New York and Baltimore. Fidelity Trust Company in Boston reports assets of 1,054,129, deposits 403,795, and capital and surplus 600,000. Iron Cap Copper Co reports May smelter returns for four cars: 49,619 tons copper 9.64 percent, silver 4.3 oz, net 1022.12. 48,173 tons copper 10.34 percent, silver 3.5 oz, net 1048.64. 36,634 tons copper 10.95 percent, silver 4.5 oz, net 806.46. 34,624 tons copper 12 percent, silver 3.6 oz, net 824.86.

West T & T Adventure Allouez Tel & Tel Bos Elevated Bos & Albany Bos & Corbin Os & Maine Butte & Sup Cal & Arizona Cal & Hecla A Centennial Chino Fast Butte Edison Elec Sewee Fitchburg Pf Girouxee Granby Steer Eens Greene Caneenee Hancoc Indiana Michigan Mohawk Nevada New Englel Nipissing Shattuck-Arisz Superior-Cop Sup & Bos Swift & Coeeeee Tamarac Eeeeee Torrington Sence Torrington Pf Trinity Or Eeeeere Union Pacific United Fruit U S Smelt U S Steel See Eee U S Steel Utah Consol West End Pf Wolverine Erie Goodrich B F Co Lehigh Valley Wiles Co Louis Nash A Mer Marine St Eee Mer Marine Pl Miami NY Ont&w Not & Wes Pitts Coal St Spring Eee Rock Island of Ely Rumely Co St Louis& Sn Sl& SF Seaboard Air Studebaker American Public Utilities Company Middendorf, Williams & Co., Inc New York Baltimore Middendorf, Williams & Co Boston The Fidelity Trust Company Iron Cap Copper Company

Bond Market Notes and Debenture Payments

Treasurer Siemon of Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing announces that under the July 1 1898 agreement outstanding debenture certificates will be paid at the Bankers Trust Company New York after July 1 and interest ceases. Coupons due July 1 paid there. Everett Massachusetts invites bids until June 19 at 5 pm for a temporary 50000 dollar loan due April 10 1914.

Siemon Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Company Bankers’ Trust Company of New York Trust Company Everett Mass

Grain Market Fluctuations Narrow in Corn and Oats Rally

In a wild opening corn and oats trading session prices swung sharply. Oats rose from 24 to 28 4 with gains around 2 4 to 2 8 4 at the close, corn up about 1 34 to 1 54 4, and wheat finally rallied late with modest gains.

Bond Market Irregularities Tie To Major Convertibles

Prices were irregular with activity in Atchison Baltimore & Ohio Southern Pacific and Union Pacific convertibles and Rock Island collateral 4s. Brooklyn Rapid Transit 4s Interborough Metropolitan 440 and New York Railways adjustments traded. Total sales 1 637 000 dollars versus 1 297 000 Saturday and 2 115 000 a week ago. From January 1 to date 268 007 000 dollars against 380 438 000 a year ago.

Atchison, Baltimore & Ohio Southern Pacific Union Pacific Rock Island Brooklyn Rapid Transit Interborough Metropolitan New York Railways

Copper Markets Slip Amid Weak Demand and Shifting Lifts

Copper prices ease as near term demand signals remain soft and supplies adjust. Traders note offers drifting lower with small declines across benchmark contracts while market activity stays subdued and inventories show muted shifts.

Dividends Declared by Multiple Corporations

Dividend notices list Shattuck Arisona Mining Co paying July 5 at 5 percent on preferred stock. Mexico Petroleum Co declares 2 percent on preferred stock with records July 20. International Harvester Co and Pacific Telegraph list June 30 payable dates. New Orleans Railway and Light Co on common stock with June 30 payment and June 19 close. Pacific Telephone declares 1.5 percent on preferred with record June 10 and payable July 15. California Pipe Line Co to pay $1.50 per share with record May 20, 1913.

Shattuck-Arisona Mining Co Eeical’ Shentee Oe Ceexico Petroleum Company Border International Harvester Commctocal Corporation Orleans Railway & Light Co Reapers Telephone & Tele 3Acific Telephone & Telegraph Co Rescent Pipe Line Company

Share Exchange Offer For Giroux Consolidated Mines Co

Stockholders are invited to exchange their Giroux shares for Consolidated Coppermines Co shares. Temporary offices open at 71 Broadway New York City room 1911. Exchange using May 28 circular terms expires at close of business June 30. Joseph B. Cotton vice president.

Giroux Consolidated Mines CO Consolidated Coppermines Co Broadway New York City

Senate finance panel shifts on tariff free list for livestock and wheat

Washington June 16 The Underwood tariff debate pivots as Senate finance committee members move to strike the countervailing duty and leave cattle sheep hogs and wheat on the free list. President Wilson backs free access for agricultural inputs amid a broader effort to equalize raw materials and finished products. The panel later adds a countervailing duty clause or leaves free only for non dutiable sources, while bananas newly placed on the dutiable list fuels American growers. The report also covers shipping news, cargoes and port arrivals as well as a sinking harbor tug and ocean liner departures.

Washington Senate Finance Committee Wilson House Senate Finance Senator Simmons Finance Committee Simmons Canada Argentina Hitchcock McReynolds

Record of wharf trade and ship fares at Glong harbor

Activity surged at T wharf with nine mackerel seiners and twenty ground fishermen delivering a large supply of fish. Vessels carried thousands of large and medium mackerel, thousands of pounds of haddock cod hake pollock and cusk. The Evangeline brought 4200 crates of live lobsters from the Provinces, likely the season’s last shipment. Dealers quoted prices for haddock cod hake pollock and mackerel.

T Wharf Esperanto Nellie Dixon Romance Alert Corona Independence Selma Clintonia Evangeline Haddock Pol- Haddock Nettie Franklin Jeanette N. J. Nelson Kee Ignatius Enos Robert & Arthur Adelin Seeeene Genesta E. M. Thompson Esther Gray Olivia Sears Ree Georgiana

Shipping Movements Report From Port Vessels Arrive and Clear

Long list of steamers schooners tugs and barges with arrivals and clearances at various ports including Inkula Alcide Hamburg San Jose and Evangeline. notes indicate corrected entries for tug Wyoming and sailing City of Macon and misnaming Carib voyage details.

Inkula Alcide Hamburg San Jose Davison Port Simon C. R. Bygland Svenningsen Banes Cuba Evangeline Ellis Charlottetown Hawkesbury C. B Halifax Ontario Bend Baltimore Newport News Norfolk Newton Abbott Suffolk Hart Bunker Hill Crowell New York Bay State Strout Portland Germantown Camp Philadelphia Rutherford Portsmouth Tabor Kohinoor Conestoga Olsen Beechwood Lynn Hammond Bethayres Goucester Monocacy Lloyd Maple Hill Langhorne Wiconisco Catawissa Sevier Franklin Merriam and Neshaminy Doane Joshua Lovett Coffin Undercliff N. J Passaic Stroudsburg Dunmore Neponset Sears Plymouth Hepatcong Savage Michalski Lackawanna Brophy Delawanna Tunkhannock Chenango May Harrison Maurice River Dorothy Reliance Merriam Newburyport John J. Perry Nelson Rockport Chester R. Lawrence Collins Ctc Mary E. Lynch Robbins Stonington Virginia Graham Apple River N. S Otranto Mitchell Yarmouth Mary White Mass Cymric Liverpool James Whitney Bobs Clementsport Otis Miller Parrsboro Annie Salmon River Gresham New _ London Calvin Austin St. John N. B Eastport Kershaw Gloucester Providence Patience Spencer's Island Canada J. B. King & Co Windsor N. S&s Phoenix Richardson Glendower Lenape Cto Oak Hill Indian Ridge Paxtang Piedmont Wyoming City of Macon Carib Carbin Brunswick

Emergency Currency and Market Stabilization

Secretary McAdoo allowed national banks to use 500 million in emergency currency under the Aldrich-Vreeland act, a move credited with stemming a price decline. Some deem it a psychological boost rather than material, and questions arise about fall use and outcomes, to be explored in tomorrow's Boston Post financial feature.

Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo Boston Post

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