Market Prices Generally Lower Lead by Rubber and Zinc
Rubber breaks 8 points with Westinghouse support. Canadian Pacific sold freely. zinc stocks strong in Boston while Boston and Maine weaken. New York totals show 435,600 shares traded, with Adams Express up and U S Rubber down. Boston lists show gains for Butte and Superior and losses for Smelting and Boston & Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse
Canadian Pacific
Boston
Maine
New York
Steel
Adams Express
U. S
Butte & Superior
Wall Street Liquidity Signals Broad Market Decline
Liquidation dominated the New York market with heavy selling in foreign stocks including Canadian Pacific and United States Rubber. Rubber and Reading led declines while United States Steel and war shares softened. total volume reached 438000 shares as gold imports from Canada resumed totaling 50 million since May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
United States Steel
Reading
Canada
London
Paris
U. S
Dividend notices from Massachusetts lighting and coal firms
Trustees declare dividends on old and new common shares and preferred stock. Island Creek Coal Company and Island Creek Coal Company common stockholders receive quarterly cash dividends. Kelsey Company Inc declares June 25 payable dividends on preferred and common stock. Record dates and payment dates are listed for each plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Lighting Companies
Cord
Addis M. Whitinaoit
Boston
Island Greek Coal Company
Island Creek Coal Company
Market Drops Halt Zinc Leaders Butte & Superior Lead Decline
Boston market notes a broad downturn with metals suffering losses. Butte & Superior and American Zinc showed early strength but faded as indices moved lower. United States Smelting common fell to 42. Massachusetts Gas drifted to 81-2 after earnings, while Alaska Gold fluctuated but closed fractionally lower. Atlantic Gulf & West Indies remained firm outside zinc plays amid general buyer hesitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Butte & Superior
American Zinc
United States
Calumet & Arizona
Tamarack
Wolverine
Mohawk
New Haven
Boston &Maine
Massachusetts Gas
American Agricultural Common
United Fruit
Harriman
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Union
Alaska
Atlantic Gulf & West Indies
New York
Boston Stock Exchange Prices Report
Boston June 24 securities on the Boston Stock Exchange show high and low figures with rapid trades and a comparison to the previous close. Bond offerings and market activity are summarized as analysts note price movements and turnover levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Alaska
Smelt & R
Oi Am Steel Far
Seeeee
Am Tel & Tel
Seeeeee
Writ Pa Pf
Boston
Boston Stock Exchange
Rubber dividends and steel price signals in April markets
United States Rubber common fell to 54 1 2, with a 8 point drop as directors meet to decide on a dividend. Reports indicate possible cut or elimination of the common dividend from 6 percent, while other metals show improved demand and rising exports. steel products gain with higher billets and forging prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Coit
The
Post
Rubber Company
Money Markets Update June 24 Quotation Rundown
Current rates show brokers call loans at 3 percent for customers and 5 percent for outside brokers. Commercial loans run 4 to 6 percent, collateral loans 4 1/4 to 6 percent, commercial paper from 8 to 4 percent, and year money at 4 percent. Foreign exchange remains firm with sterling at around 4.77 and 4.76, francs 5.38 percent, marks 8 1/16, guilders 89 15/16, lire 6.96.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emere
Fidelity Trust Company closes two profitable years
June first marks the close of two satisfactory years for the Fidelity Trust Company. It paid 4 percent on its stock in the second year and the last dividend was at 5 percent. The capital stock was increased from 500 000 to 1 000 000 with 5000 shares par 100 to be sold at 125 per share. About 60 percent of the stock was taken by directors. Extra stock is issued in quotas of 1250 shares quarterly with the third quota set to hit the market July 1.
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Pittsburg
Iregn Age
Carnegie Steel Company
North Sharon
Bessemer Steel Works
Columbus
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Fidelity Trust Company
Metal markets show stagnant copper with high asks in New York
Copper prices remain firm as large New York selling agents refuse to drop electrolytic copper to 20 1-2 cents and Lake metal below 23 1-2 cents. Second hands offer prime Lake metal for spot and near deliveries around 20 to 20 1-2c, with electrolytic at 19 5-8 to 19 7-8c and casting at 18 3-4 to 19c. Spelter stronger, spot 18 1-2 to 19c, futures through autumn dipping to 16 45 to 17 45c. East St. Louis prices vary by month.
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Ad Gulf
Nde
Ahmeek Werte En
Alaska Gold
Allouez Weet Eee
Ag Chem
Tel & el
Arizona
Gulf of Heneweee
Os & Aime
Boseeween
Butte & Su
Butte Bal
Cal &Arizona
Seeee
Cal & Hecla Saseee
Chino Posse Saeeres
Deeennee
East Butte
See Enens
Edison Eleese Ewen
Franklin Esveeeeses
Granby
Greene
Island Creek
Isle Royale
Kerre
Keweenaw
Lake Copper
Mason
Mass
North Butte
der Lake
Santa Fe
Shannon Asteeneee
Shattuck-Aris
Sup & Bos
Superior
Swift & Co
Tamara
US Steel
US Steel Pf
Utah Apex -See Eee
Utah Consol
Utah Cop Coaster
Wolverine
New York
A&sting
East St. Louis
Joplin
Boston Common Points
Birmingham
Connellsville
Foye Opens Independent Office in Boston Firm
E Elmer Foye vice president of Old Colony Trust Company to open 35 Congress street on July 7 under the name E Elmer Foye and Co to handle commercial paper municipal and corporate loans. He will stay with Old Colony Trust until July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Elmer Foye
Old Colony Trust Company
Congress Street
Edward Page Elected Vice President at New England Coal
Edward Page has been elected a vice president of the New England Coal and Coke Company, expanding executive leadership of the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Page
The
New England Coal & Coke Company
Dwight Manufacturing Declares 6 Percent Dividend
Dwight Manufacturing Company resumes dividends with a semi annual 6 percent rate or 30 dollars per share payable July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Manufacturing Company
Fresh groundfish prices hold steady at the pier
Prices for haddock and cod remain low as six vessels arrived at the new fish pier. No mackerel or swordfish were reported, while multiple vessel voyages and cargoes, including nitrate soda and potatoes, were detailed alongside passenger and crew movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haddock
Colleges Tie to Free Job Rally on Long Wharf
Various colleges in Boston reported receiving workers for Kansas wheat fields yesterday through a free employment agency run with the local U S immigration station on Long Wharf. The Landsman notes the effort connected students with agricultural labor opportunities and immigration services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Kansas
Free Employment Agency
United States
Long Wharf
Shipping News Arrivals and Sails From Atlantic Ports
A long list of vessels and towing craft sailed from and arrived at East Coast ports. The record names numerous ships and tug outfits including the Cambrian London Esparta and Prince George, with barges and scows bound for New York Philadelphia Portland Searsport Bucksport and other destinations. The notice covers steamers schooners and tugs with mixed consignments from Belfast to St John New Brunswick and Nacoochee to Norfolk in a detailed port-by-port itinerary.
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United States Mine Planter
J. M. Schofield
Beck
Fortress Monroe
New York
Bowden
Nor
Henriksen
Port Antonio
Langsted
Emanuelsen
Banes
Cuba
Cibao
Cambrian
London
Esparta
Port Limon
Havana
Malden
Baltimore
Prince George
Yarmouth
Grecian
Philadelphia
H. F. Dimock
Old Colony
Nantucket
Norfolk
Lord Cromer
Gwalia
Ivie
Annie
Helen
Sadie Ross
Gloucester
Romance
Neptune
Portland
Boylston
Carlisle
Multiple Boston Area Obituaries Notice Roundup
Roxbury Dorchester Cambridge Charlestown Somerville Dorchester Roxbury Chelsea Somerville New England notices list June funeral from residences to churches with names ages dates and timings. Relatives and friends invited.
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Curley
Roxbury
Annie Swan Curley
Patrick Curley
Elmore Street
St. Joseph’s Church
Dorchester
Ellen A
Nee Leary
John F. Curley
R. F
North End
Robinhood St
St. Paul’s Church
Woodward Park St
Daley
Cambridge
Nora A. Daley
O’brien
James Daley
Magnolia Ave
St. Paul's Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Daly
Boston
Andrew J
Margaret Daly
McCarthy
Emerson St
Gate of Heaven
Danner
Gatturna
Jamaica Plain
Theresa TL
Nee Hohn
William Gatturna
Lamartine St
Gratteau
Grace Mildred Gratteau
Brook Ave
Joseph
Joseph L
Margaret Hartin
James
Northield
Mass
Gladys R
Mansfield
Sadie James
Jones
Henry W. Jones
Margaret J. Jones
Copeland St
Madden
Massachusetts Ave
Daniel A
Christine Madden
McGough
Somerville
Esther McGough
Prospect St
Murray
Jeremiah A. Murray
Parkman St
St. Joseph's Church
Chambers St
Dahlgren Post
Massachusetts Light Battery Association
St. Joseph's Court
Knights of St. Rose
In Memoriam Amanda G Mann 1913 Death Tribute
In loving memory of Amanda G Mann who died June 25 1913 her family writes of a shadow over their life. They miss her from their place and the sunshine of her face. She offered kind care and a willing hand and their home feels dark without her. By her loving children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda G. Mann
In sad memory of William F. Munroe Died June 25 1914
A memorial notice from his parents and sister honors William F. Munroe who died June 25, 1914. The family expresses that he is gone but not forgotten and is remembered with love.
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William F. Munroe
Proposals for Cartage at Boston Massachusetts 1915
Sealed proposals will be received at the Treasury Department Washington until 2 p m on July 22 1915 for the public cartage of dutiable merchandise imported at Boston and sent to the Appraiser's Stores for one year from August 1 1915. Information available from the Collector of Customs Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Washington
D. C
Boston
Massachusetts
Mass
Sealed Proposals Sought by Army for Clothing and Equipage
Sealed proposals in triplicate to the quartermaster general Washington until 2 pm July 20 1915 for furnishing clothing and equipage for fiscal year 1916 at quartermaster depots with schedules available from OUAR or Depot Quartermaster Boston Mass Schedule No 12 U S S ENGINEER OFFICE Newport RI May 29 1915 sealed proposals for rebuilding basin walls and repairing harbor breakwaters at Block Island RI will be received here until 12 noon June 29 1915 then publicly opened Information from John Millis Col Engineer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quartermaster-General of the Army
Washington
D. C
Quartermaster Corps
U. S Army
Depot Quartermaster
Boston
Mass
U. S&s. Engineer Office
Newport
R. I
Harbor
Block Island
John. Millis
Eugis
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New Orleans Railway & Light Company
New Orleans
South
American Cities Company
E. H. Rollins & Sons
Devonshire Street
Chicago
Denver
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Detroit Edison Co
Sierra & San Francisco Power
Laclede
E. C. Potter & Company
Fort Hill
Rumely Co
St Loud
South Pacific
South Eee
Studebaker
the Texas Co
TSL& W
Ip&f
New York Market
Fr. W. Batchelder
F. W. Batchelder
Kelsey Company, Inc
Preferred Capital
Crommon Capital
Harry S. Kelsey
At&sf
Ohio
Cal Pet Corp
Cal Pet — Ph
Can Pacific
Ches & Ohio
Chiri&pry
Cubam Sug Co
Mane Ee
Fed M& Spf
Goodrich
F Co
Nor Pf
Maxwell Motor
Maxwell Mo
Mex Pet Co A
Minn & S L
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Nynh&h
Nor & Wes
Nor Pac
Boston Stocks
BONDI
Sa Eace Ice
D ii Daly
First National Copper
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Fortaas
Bay State
Bohemia
Bost & Mont
Butte & London
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Goldfield
Florence
Humboldt
Majestic
Mother
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South Lake
Aig
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Ois
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Remington
Riker-Hegeman CR
Tintie Co. Ee
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United Copper See
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Allouez
Virginia-Carolina
Spelter
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Allouez Mining Company
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Dome Mines
Chili Copper Company
Porcupine Camp
Mass. Gas
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Newton & Watertown Company
East Boston Gas Company
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Wilson & Furness-Leyland Line
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Genesta Se
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Matt Greer Settee
Washakte Sae
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William A. Prendergast
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Shipping News
Cadosa
Symma
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Walsh
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Howard Trevoy
Ellison
Mt. Desert
Bravo
Cruikshank
Eliza Levensaler
Kelloch
Thomaston
Ieee
Parrell
Thomas
Mary Parrell
McGrath
Richard Parrell
Ladder 2
Sumner St
Church of the Assumption
Garden City Lodge
A. D. Ui
Annie F
Edward
Elizabeth Piegon
Blue Hill Five
St. Patrick’s Church
Robbins
Garrison Hall
Ann E. Robbins
Hutchinson
Lowell Cemetery
Ryan
James P
Patrick J. Ryan
East
Sagherian
Horen K. Sagherian
Hiawatha Rd
Mattapan
Scully
Neponset
Timothy Scully
Michael
Station 7
Sewall St
St. Ann’s Church
Shea
Mary BR
P. Shea
Lang
Boston St
St. Margaret's Church
St. John, N. B
Smicer
Charlestown
George N
Johanna Smicer
Nea Nolan
Short St. Pl
St. Francis de Sales
Stern
Catherine
Philip G. Stern
Mountain Ave
Porter St
Sweenpy
Brookline
Annie Sweeney
Nea Corley
Brookline Ave
St. Mary’s of the Assumption Church
Temple
Joseph F. Temple
Salem St
Vincent
William
Mary A. Vincen
Coffee
Castle Ct
Assumption Church
U.S
Telegraph
Florist
Bromfield Street
Meek Vie
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