Notice to Bondholders of NY Central Consolidation Exchange
The New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company and Lake Shore collateral bonds may be deposited for exchange into equal principal 4 percent mortgage bonds. Exchanges handled by J P Morgan Co New York Morgan Grenfell Co London or Morgan Harjes Co Paris per two circular letters dated May 14 1913 and June 9 1915. Secretary will mail copies to holders upon request.
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NEW York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company
Lake Shore
Hudson River Railroad’ Company
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Company
J. P. Morgan & Co
New York
Morgan, Grenfell & Co
London
Morgan, Harjes & Co
Paris
New York Central Railroad Company
New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company
Dwight W. Pardee
Money Surplus At Record High Across Banks And Markets
A historic money surplus follows big weekly cash gains at New York clearing banks pushing reserves to record levels. Sterling falls to a new low and U S securities remain favored by European investors while metal prices slip on overbuying and war order effects. Steel earnings rise and major producers forecast strong quarterly results led by Chile Copper and American Telephone amid improving business activity and export demand.
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Wever
New York Clearing House
New York
the Post
Sterling Exchange
England
United States
New England Power Declares Preferred Stock Dividend
Boston June 15 1915 A quarterly dividend of 1 percent on the Preferred shares of the New England Power Company has been declared payable July 1 1915 to stockholders of record at the close of business June 19 1915. Baker Ayling Company Transfer Agents.
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Boston
Municipal Service Company
Baker, Ayling & Company
New England Power Company
New England
Haverhill Gas Light Company
Haverhill
Massachusetts
Dividend Declared on Second Preferred Shares
The New England Company declares a semi annual 2 percent dividend on its Second Preferred shares payable July 1 1916 to holders of record at close of business June 28 1915. Transfer Agents.
Bondholders form protective committee for American Writing Paper reorg
Bondholders of the American Writing Paper Company organize a protective committee to safeguard interests in a likely reorganization. Preferred shareholders may form a committee. common shareholders may or may not join. Securities total 35 million par value but trade around 7.86 million. Bonds quoted 52, with weak bids. preferred around 8. common about 75 cents. Preferred may be assessed to offset bond reduction. Also notes active trading in Kennecott Copper Corporation after Alaska Bonanza property deal. Kennecott reportedly earns near $5 per share with possible dividends. Unlike many offerings, Kennecott has been a long-time producer rather than a development finance issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Writing Paper Company
Kennecott Copper Corporation
Bonanza
Alaska
Kennecott
Mutual National Bank Directory of Officers and Directors
A roster lists officers and directors tied to banks, gas, coal, manufacturing, and insurance firms. Notable names include William H. Stickney as Cashier, John Abbott, Augustus Beatey, Charles Curtis, Arthur Lyman, Walter Crane, Arthur Sharp, Forrest Smith, Henry Thompson, Chandler Wood, and Max Shoolman among others. The document couples financial institutions with industrial interests across Boston and New England.
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Forrest 8S. Smith
Hosmer, Robinson Co
Boston Chamber of Commerce
William H. Stickney
Henry 5S
Thompson
Amherst Gas Company
Rivett Lathe & Grinder Co
Market Continues Downward Trend in Stock Sales
Total sales in New York 329316 shares and Boston 34636 shares show a downward market. U S Steel was the most active New York issue at 41200 shares while Utah Apex led in Boston with 4585 shares.
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New York
Boston
U. S. Steel
Utah-Apex
Detroit Union
Federal Mining & Smelting
Boston & Maine
Albany
New York Stock Market Ends Day With Mixed Sessions
New York trading showed irregular moves and later general heaviness as war shares fluctuated. Baldwin Locomotive rose to 64 3 8 while Bethlehem Steel and Lackawanna Steel fell. Federal Mining slid further to 26 from Monday.
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New York
Baldwin Locomotive
Bethlehem Steel
Lackawanna Steel
Kansas
United States Steel
Lives
Berlin
Ottawa
London Exchange
United States
Market Watch Sees Weak Boston Trade On Metal Slump
Boston market slips amid New York heaviness and ongoing zinc copper price cuts. Zinc stocks show little reaction due to forward sales. lead gains fade in paper moves. Massachusetts Gas eyed as a war stock for picric acid and benzol production. Allouez dividend prospects rise with copper prices, though treasury cash could require strengthening.
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Boston
New York
Massachusetts Gas
Allouez
Boston Stock Exchange Bond Prices Report
The Boston Stock Exchange lists high, low, and last prices for bonds with comparisons to the previous close. The report provides securities prices and daily movement for investors following bond listings.
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Boston
Boston Stock Exchange
Bondholders form committee to reorganize company
A large group of bondholders has named a committee to represent them led by Joseph Shattuck of Third National Bank Springfield and including W H Remick E P Maynard Samuel F Streit and others. The panel will study the situation and seek a prudent economical plan to reorganize the company with a formal statement to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Shattuck
Third National Bank
Springfield
Mass
W. H. Remick
Remick, Hodges
Money Markets Report June 18 Quotation Summary
Current quotations show call loans at 3 percent for brokers and outside brokers, customers loans from 4 to 6 percent, collateral loans from 4 1/4 to 6 percent, and commercial paper from 3 8/10 to 4 1/2 percent. Year money unchanged. Foreign exchange shade easier with Sterling at 4.77, Francs 5.46, Marks 0.824, Guilders 39 15 16, Lire 5.95. afternoon rates for bankers are listed.
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Sterk
Metal Markets Quiet as Prices Drift for Various Metals
Copper trading remains quiet with New York agents showing electrolytic at 21 2 cents. Second hands mark prime Lake for June and July at 20 1 4 to 20 1 2 cents, electrolytic at 20 20 14, and casting at 19 19 14 cents. Spelter drops about 1 cent per pound on nearby deliveries while spot New York metal stands at 20 20 14 cents. East St. Louis lists spot and June at 19 1 2 20, July at 19 1 2, August 18 1 2 19, September 18 18 1 2, and Oct–Dec 17 1 2 18. Joplin market unchanged at 120 185. Lead price reduced by 1 4 cent. buyers show weak demand. Other quotes include Straustin 41 1 4, antimony 37 88 cents, aluminum 30 32, nickel 50 cents, bismuth 2 75 3, cadmium 1 25 1 70, quicksilver 95, platinum 40, hard 42. No. 1 Northern iron Boston deliveries 15 38, No. 2 Northern 15 58, through Jan 1 1916. No. 1 Southern iron Birmingham 10 10 50, No. 2 Southern 9 50 10. Coke at $6 per ton Boston common points.
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Aska Gold
Allouez
Am Ag Ch
Tel & el
Arizona Com
Atl Gulf Pf
Bos & Albany
Bos & Maine
Bos & Maine Pf
Bos Eleva
Butte & Sup
Butte Ba
Cal & Arizona
Cal Hec Seere
Chino Ssoenveen
Conn River
East Butte
Edison Eles
Franklin Sveeere
Granby Eoeeneee
McElwaint
Michigan Eeowee
New Arcadian
Eewee
Nipissing
North Butte
North
Nor & Wor
Old Colony
Old Dominion
Pond Cri Coal
Quincy
Ray Consol
Reece But Hols
St Mary's
Shoe Mchy
US Steel Erewert Cereer
Utah
Utah Co
Utah Pro Eeenee
Bohemis
Eea
Bost & Mont
Butte & Is
Calaveras
Aris
Cons Corp. Beer
Davis
Dai Bell
Eagle & Blue
Ely Consol
Seeeere
First Nat'l
Fortuna
Houghton
Humboldt
McKinley
Nevada
Douglas
Onondaga
Stewart
New York
East St. Louis
Spot
American Smelting & Refining Company
Straustin
Boston Common Points
Southern
Birmingham
Connellsville
Boston
Butte & Superior Sinks Black Rock Shaft in Rock Level Push
Butte & Superior has begun sinking the Black Rock shaft from the 1600 to the 1800 level, marking a significant progress milestone in the mining operation. The move targets deeper ore zones and may affect output timelines for the project.
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Butte & Superior
Black Rock
Bondholders urged to deposit bonds for American Writing Paper reorganization
A bondholders’ committee is formed to protect interests amid the American Writing Paper Company reorganization. Deposits should be made with Old Colony Trust Co in Boston, with certificates issued and no expenses charged without notice. Interested parties may request deposit agreements or contact the named Boston and Springfield representatives.
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American Writing Paper Company
Old Colony Trust Company
Boston
Copper Industry News Notes and Record Copper Output
Utah Copper Company mines larger ore tonnage with profits more than doubling. Smelters process 23 000 to 25 000 tons daily. May output may exceed 13 000 000 pounds, June likely over 14 000 000 pounds. Chile Copper Company ore today 303 300 789 tons at 2.23 percent copper. 400 000 000 tons projected. Barnes King May report shows gross 41 044 from 4729 tons at 8.70 per ton. Shannon mines to be sold for 188 000. bought from net profits. Davis Daly level 200 ore drift 70 feet. ore widths 3 to 11 feet. assay ~7 percent copper and 5 ounces silver per ton. Kennecott Copper Corporation producing 60 000 000 pounds copper yearly. monthly earnings exceed 500 000. Stewart Mining Company bi monthly 10 percent dividends. 30 percent total since Jan 1 with June 29 payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile Copper Company
United States
Delaware
Utah Copper Company
Pope Yeatman
Davis-Daly
Stewart Mining Company
Advent and Avenues Offer Wide City Church Services
A long listing of Sunday worship schedules across Boston area churches including Advent and Seventh Day Adventist services at Tremont Temple, Ruggles Street Baptist Church, Union Square Baptist in Somerville, Tremont Temple Baptist, First Fred Baptist Roxbury, Dudley Street Baptist, and Warren Avenue Tabernacle. Also noted are Christadelphian lectures and city Episcopal and Congregational services with times and speakers.
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Advent Christian Church
Warren Street
Co. O. Farnham
D. D
Pilate
Chipman Hall
Tremont Temple
Boston
Union Square Baptist Church
Walnut Street
Somerville
JE O’brien
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
New England
Cortland Myers
Lotus Mate Quartet
Temple Chorus
A. J. Fairbanks
Bible School
Brotherhood and Girls
Edward Tallmadge Root
Massachusetts Federation of Churches
Dudley Street
Warren Avenue Baptist Tabernacle
Canton Street
Frederick E. Heath
Christ In Boston Society
Pilgrim
Olive BE. Russell
Christadelphian
Christadelphians
Franklin Union Building
Berkeley Street
The
Walnut Avenue
Roxbury
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paul Streets
Union Congregational Church
Columbus Ave
West Newton St
Wm. G. Puddemote
Union Church
Cornetist
Puddefoote
Zaccheus
Central Church
Newbury and
Berkeley Sts
Grace Church
Lawrence
Church OF the Advent
Mt. Vernon
Brimmer Streets
William Harman van Allen
D. C
Old North
Religious services and meetings listed across Boston area churches
A compact listing of church services and spiritual meetings across Boston and suburbs. Includes First United Presbyterian and First Reformed Presbyterian churches, Salvation Army Boston No. 1, Swedenborgian Church, Unitarian King’s Chapel, First Church Roxbury, and numerous other groups with service times and speakers such as Rev. Kenneth M. Munro Rev. Samuel Edgar and Rev. James Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
Warren Avenue
West Brookline Street
Kenneth M. Munro
First Reformed Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Church
Brookline Street
Samuel Edgar
Latakia
Syria
Salvation Army
Boston
Bowdoin Square Tabernacle
Bowdoin Sq
J. E. Strautin
Charles Minors
U. S
W. A. Antrim
Swedenborg
Unitarian
King’s Chapel
Tremont
School Streets
Howard N. Brown
Ann B. Brow
Mr. Brown
FIRST
Eliot Square
Roxbury
James de Normandie
Otto Lyding
Dr. de Normandie
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Grand Central Terminal
Steel Common
Lusitania
Harnings
Chile Copper Co
Wide West Mining Co
Mutual National Bank
John E. Allen & CO
Devonshire Street
New England Company
Tone & Webster
Tive Committee
Kennecott Copper Co
Standard Oil
Anglo-American Oil Penee
Atlantic Refining
Choa Iy Pabb
Borne Scrymser Reer
Buckeye
Cheseboro Mfg
Colonial Oil Ee
Continental Oil
Crescent
Cumberland
Eeeever
Eureka
Seeeee Seerewe
Galena Signal Oil (Com
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Depref
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Indiana Pipe
National Transit
New York Transit
Northern
Ohio Oil
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Southern Pipe
South West Pa
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Aeesenis
Swan & Finch
Ohio
Union
Washington Ou
New York Stock Exchange
Ice
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Smelt & Raneeee
Am Steel Wary Mies
Am Tel & Tel
At&sf
At&sf Pf
Baldwin Soc
Ohio i
Batopilas Wl
Beth Steel
Beth Steel Pf
Bklyn U Gas
Butte& Superior
Cal Pet Corp Pf
Can Pacific
Cen Leather Eeneeee Ae
Ches & Ohio
Cm&sp Ae Eeee
Cm&sp Ry
Cub Am Sug Co
Erie
Goodrich
Int Agr Corp of
Int Harvester
Lack Steel
Lehigh Valley
Loose-Wiles Co
Lorillard Coom
Louis Bae
Mackay Pf
Manhatter
Maxwell Motor
May Dept Store
Pet Co Op
Miami
MSP& M
Mont Power Co
Nat E
Pitts Co
Pitts Steel Pl. Ae
St Spring
Tee
Rumely Co
St Lou & Sn
Sl&sf
Sears-Roebuck
Sloss-Sh Tenet Ee
Poate Ae
Mullig Creves
Studebak Path
Studebakers
Tenn Copper
Third Ave
Union Pacific
U S Steel
West Union
Westinghouse
Westing
the Mutual National Bank
State Street
Chandler M. Wood
John Abbott
Lehigh & Wilkes-Barre Coal Co
Hub Gore Makers
F. R. Bangs
Real Estate Exchange and Auction Board
Augustus T. Beatey
Philip Cabot
Turners Falls Company
Chas. W. Cheney
Mellins Food Co
Walter S. Crane
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Sailors’ Home
George WA. Crocker
Northern Railroad
N. H
United States Hotel Company
Charles P. Curtis
Charles H. W. Foster
American Piano Company
Foster’s Wharf Company
Henry Howard
Merrimac Chemical Co
Alexander H. Ladd
New England Fuel Oil Co
Arthur Lyman
Waltham Watch Company
Arthur R. Sharp
Hamilton Manufacturing Co
Sharp Manufacturing Co
Charles Walcott
Newmarket Manufacturing Co
Paper Mill Mutual Insurance Company
Arthur C. Wise
Millett, Roe & Hagen
Edward Cary Williams
Union Fuel Company
Staples Coal Co
Max Shoolman
Real Etate
Federal M. & S
New York Market
Boston Stocks
Am & T
Gulf
Pond Creek
West T & És
American Writing Paper Co
Interborough Consolidated Corporation
Rutland Railroad Company
Alaska Jundi
Seeeee Eetreree
DSI
Icenee Piiwaewaas
Esseeseeseeeae
Eeteeeee
Borden
Cone MK Anis Ehick Ae
British-American Tobacco
British Col Copper
S Iia
Caribou Cobalt
Eeeseees Cabin
Chile
S.ceeseeeese Ee
Enehis Nee
Manhattan Transit
McKinley-Darrag Eee
Mines Co of America
Ieneans
Nipissing Mines Co
Otis Ag Aed Enet
Pacifi
Elting
Remington
Auras
Riker-Hegeman
Seseeees
United Big Stores
United Profit Sharing
Money Markets
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury
Wess
Treasury Ee
Fri Foreign Exchange
Chicago
Eseoene
Nedokawnenis
Minneapolis
Duluth
St. Louis
Kansas City
Toledo
Leceus Cadens
Dawcites Cs Ccwcasdaccveetnes
Sewementee
New Orleans
Liverpool
Steeeee
Seer
Masse Pester
Metal Markets
Philip Stockton
Old Colony Trust Co
F. L. Higginson, JR
Lee, Higginson & Co
A. W. Damon
Springfield Fire & Marine
Ins. Co
WM. A. Goodnow
Financial News Notes
Barnes King
Shannon Group of Mines
Office of the Post
Adventist
Ruggles Street Baptist
Gabriel Reid Maguire
George R. Clark
Brotherhood
Lutheran
ST. Mark’s English Lutheran Church
Winthrop St
Edwin Lynn Miller
ACE
Bouton Branch
International Bible Students’ Association
Steinert Hall
Boylston Street
W. Gleason
Covenant Hall
Odd Fellows
Tremont Street
Collecsina
Livba
Christian
ST. James Street
Habergen Square
Mark Wayne Williams
NEW Thought Forum
Dr. Hale
Jay William Hudson
Catharine Thompson
Huntington Chambers
NEW Thought Church (Inc
Emma C. Poore
Paine
Marjorie Moody
Boston Friends Desiiny
Scollay Square
Cliftondale
Wall
Lucy A. Johnson
Mable Herbert
M. E. Smith
Musi
Pleasant St
Malden
Lyceum
Harvey Ding
Huntington Avenue
A Ce
Merican Psychical Research Society
Pwight Hall