Bond Market Notes Extend Many City and State Bonds
Interboro Metropolitan extends $2,039,520 6 percent notes to 1914. Boston & Albany authorized to issue $2,015,000 25 year bonds. Dover, N H awards $45,000 4 percent Central Avenue Bridge bonds. Consolidated Gas of New York sells $15,000,000 eight months 6 percent collateral gold notes. Wallingford Conn bids for $20,000 4 1/2 percent refunding bonds. State Treasurer Stevens borrows $1,000,000 at 4 1/2 percent. Mexican government 10 year bonds to be publicly issued July 1. Gloucester awards $60,000 4 1/2 percent municipal bonds. Framingham to bid for $30,000 4 1/2 percent playground bonds. Biddeford bonds partly sold with some bids under par rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Public Service Commission
Boston & Albany
Consolidated Gas of
New York
National City Bank
J. P. Morgan & Co
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
France
England
United States
Belgium
Holland
Switzerland
Biddeford, Me
Chicago
Atlanta
Rochester
Trethewey
Florence
G'fld
Daisy
Dome Lake
G'fld Merg
Fo'brien
Uard Jim Butler
Hollinger
Ons Aneceenss
Jumbo
Jupiter
Eeeeesveeseere
M'Namara
McIntyre
Octak
Eee
Nome
Ai Midway
Pearl Lake
Peasesbeeves
Mizpah Montana
Pore Gold
Porimp
Sept Steer
North Star
Res Eula
Rea Mines
Wastika
West Dome
AMA Ae
Minneapolis
HWS & M
Oster
Lwr Mam
Fehavles
Ill Brick
Fford
New Hills
Na Carbon
Hargrave
Opohongo
CO Rys
Subway
Victoria
Wilbert
Rys
Ne Morris Oe
P Tool
Money Markets Quiet as July Heats Up for Bankers
Money markets show scant movement as July begins, with heavy disbursements looming. New York call money sits around 2 percent, with fluctuations between 1 and 2.44 percent, and term rates from 3.34 to 6 percent depending on maturity. Local money and exchange quotes noted, Boston and New York balances and debits listed, and July's heavy period anticipated to ease after month’s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Call
Oy SS We Sas
Alter
VORP
Boston Clearings
Boston
Ieee Pouais
Icss
Gpume Oo
Occas Ceesee
Guilers
Dividend notices from United States Smelting and Eastern Texas Electric
The United States Smelting Refining and Mining Co declares a quarterly dividend of 1% on Preferred Capital and 1.25% on Common Capital stock, payable July 15, 1913 to holders of record June 30, 1913. Eastern Texas Electric Co. declares a semiannual dividend of $3.00 per share on its preferred capital, payable July 1, 1913 to holders of record June 18, 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Smelting, Refining & Mining Company
W. Batchelder
Eastern Texas Electric Company
Beaumont
Port Arthur
Texas
Webster, Sennates
Markets End Turbulent Day Across Major Exchanges
Stock markets show irregular activity with New York reporting 253,600 shares traded and Boston 14,942. United States Steel led New York turnover at 50,800 shares while Alaska Gold topped Boston with 2,625. Year-to-date totals reach 44,908,500 in New York and 2,757,335 in Boston, compared with last year’s 68,590,400 and 6,714,963 respectively. Texas Co. climbs in New York, P. C. C. & St. L. pref declines. United Fruit gains in Boston, Calumet & Hecla falls. Call money sits at 1 3-4 to 2 1-2% in New York and 3 to 3 1-2% in Boston. time money ranges 3 1-2 to 6% and 5 to 6% respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
United States Steel
Alaska Gold
Texas Co
United Fruit
Calumet & Hecla
New York Market Treads Water On Slim Gains
The New York market opened strong but moved within narrow limits as gains faded. Union Pacific drew buying on expectations of a Washington dissolution plan, then slipped after near highs. News from Washington about an attorney general agreement did little to lift prices as international stocks sagged. Chesapeake & Ohio hit a new yearly low and rumors about its dividend swirled without solid footing. Bonds were mixed with Panama 3s down 1/8 on call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Pacific
Washington
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania
London
Chesapeake & Ohio
Virginia Carolina
Panama
Boston Stocks Ex-dividend Totals Record
Boston market closes with 14,942 shares traded in total sales and $34,100 in bonds. Ex-dividend status noted as part of daily stock activity.
Local Market Sees Irregular Trading In Regional Securities
Boston June 25 local securities moved irregularly following New York trends. Alaska Gold traded 2625 shares, closed strong at 10 1 4, United Fruit rose 1 2 to 15 0 1 2, Hayden & Stones Butte & Superior fell to 2 1, Giroux Copper mines consolidation discussed with new management. Giroux dealt 1100 shares near 11 1 2 with mixed close.
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Boston
New York
Alaska Gold
United Fruit
Alaska
Hayden & Stone
Butte & Superior
Giroux Copper
Butte & Ely
Chainman Group
Ely
Charles F. Rand
American Institute of Mining Engineers
Giroux Company
Coppermines
Chainman
Giroux
Boston curb metal stocks rise amid small day rally
Mexican Metals led curb trading in Boston with a move from 35c to 44c and a close at 39c on roughly 9000 shares. Butte Central and Utah Metals were the only other notable movers as detailed fluctuations follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexican Metals
Butte Central
Utah Metals
Quiet Trading on State Street Stocks and Bankers Notes
Trading yesterday remained quiet with a balance of gains and losses. Chesapeake & Ohio faces doubts about maintaining its dividend, while Lackawanna Coal & Lumber shares and bonds show distress signals. The piece notes high yields on related bonds and discusses executives linked to multiple firms amid wider New England and Midwest economic contrasts.
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Chesapeake & Ohio
Hawley
Cotton Market Movements Show Gains Across Trading
The cotton market opened with mixed activity as prices advanced 16 to 20 points before mid session. Traders shifted positions amid volatile moves, with gains more pronounced in certain futures contracts and several notable investors adjusting their holdings.
Grain Markets End Mixed As Wheat Holds Gains
Grain markets showed weakness early with wheat slipping about 1 to 4 cents and corn and oats down 3 to 4 cents, then rallied on solid buying. Oats led gains reaching record highs while December oats posted 44-1/2 cent improvements. wheat closed near unchanged to up 4, with corn up 4 to 4-1/2 and oats higher. Global prices drifted: Liverpool wheat up to 4, corn down 4 to 4-1/2, Paris wheat up 4, Antwerp steady, Budapest down 4, Berlin up 11/2. Minneapolis receipts 146 cars versus 89 last year. Duluth 134 versus 16. Chicago car lots: wheat 120, corn 435, oats 333. Export sales yesterday totaled 56,000 bushels of wheat.
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Liverpool
Paris
Antwerp
Budapest
Berlin
Inneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Timber empire formed in New England forest deal
Boston financiers completed plans to organize the largest spruce timber business east of the Mississippi by purchasing control of 300,000 acres of timber lands in northern Vermont and New Hampshire. The new company is estimated to control more than $2,000,000,000 in standing timber plus valuable water powers in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi River
Boston
Vermont
New Hampshire
New England
Connecticut Valley Lumber Firm Bought by Hornblower Weeks Syndicate
A syndicate of Hornblower & Weeks and Stone & Webster has purchased all stock of the Connecticut Valley Lumber Company. The firm operated in Vermont and New Hampshire near the Canadian border, driving logs down the Connecticut river to Mt Tom mills. James J. Phelan of Hornblower & Weeks becomes president of the new company, which plans the 1914 drive to be the biggest in New England.
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Hornblower & Weeks
Stone & Webster
Connecticut Valley Lumber Company
Vermont
New Hampshire
Canadian
D. J. McDonald
Connecticut River
Mt. Tom
Massachusetts
James J. Phelan
Connecticut
Androscoggin
New England
Dividends Payable and Meeting Notices Calendar
Calendar lists dividends payable on various stocks including Alabama Great Sc., Chicago, Burl. & Quincy, N Y Mutual Gas, United Fruit, Warren Bros. and others with dates in parentheses. Also notes books open for Cons. Mercur Gold Mines, U S Cast Iron Pipe & Foundry and mentions upcoming meetings for Amer. Car & Fdry, Amer. Water Works & Guarantee, Anglo-Amer. Oil Co, Cramp & Sons Ship & Engine Bldg Co and that books do not close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Great Sc
Burl. & Quincy
N. Y. Mutual Gas Ae
United Fruit
Warren Bros
Amer
Car & Fdry
Amer. Water Works & Guarantee
Anglo-Amer. Oil Co
Cramp & Sons Ship & Engine Bldg. Co
Dividends Declared by Multiple Banks and Companies
A list of declared dividends payable July 1 to stockholders of record in June and July. Names include Commercial Nations Bank, Fourth Atlantic National Bank, Janite Railway Company, American Trust Company, New England Power Company, Champion Copper Company, Pennsylvania Company, International Paper Company, and Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago St Louis Railroad. Records dates range from June 20 to July 15 with various per share or percentage amounts and notes on preferred stock where applicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Nations Bank
Ob. Zee Ill Manufacturing Company
Fourth Atlantic National Bank
Janite Railway Company
American Trust Company
New England Power Comeny
Champion Copper Company
Pennsylvania Company
International Paper Company
Commercial National Bank
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago & St. Louis
Free Wool and Sugar Wins in Senate Caucus Vote
Washington reports free sugar in 1916 and free raw wool were approved by the Democratic Senate caucus after a two day fight. The sugar schedule, nearly intact from House passage, carried 40 to 6 and free raw wool, as in the House, passed the caucus 41 to 6.
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Wilson
Ways and Means Committee
House
Washington
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Newlands
Nevada
Ransdell
Thornton
Louisiana
Shafroth
Colorado
Walsh
Montana
Chamberlain
Oregon
Senate
Finance Committee
Drowned Worker Killed by Shafting at Lowell Plant
Francis Morin aged 58 was drowned when a 700 pound shafting crashed onto a staging at the Lawrence Manufacturing Company in Lowell. Two other workmen were slightly injured and a fourth escaped unhurt as the wheel pit accident toppled the platform, Morin’s body recovered too late to be released. He leaves a wife three sons and five daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Francis Morin
Lawrence Manufacturing Company
Morin
Ohio Copper Mining Company Holds Stockholders Meeting
The postponed annual stockholders meeting at Portland elected Walter I. Badger of Boston as director to fill a vacancy and re elected Maurice Levy of New York. The board now includes W O Allison F A Heinze J W McKinnon J W Pierson Jr and W C Lewis. About 800000 shares were represented and voting. Deposits of Boston Corbin stock under the reorganization total 89250 shares, leaving roughly 10000 to be underwritten. Debts total about 40000 with 6000 in dispute. Manager Trerise of the Calaveras Copper Company reports matte production at 20 tons daily and notes changes to the reverberatory. A securities value comparison by Kelsey Brewer & Co. is issued for investors.
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Ohio Copper Mining Company
Portland
Walter I. Badger
Boston
F. A. Heinze
Maurice Levy
New York
W. O. Allison
J. W. McKinnon
J. W. Pierson, Jr
W. C. Lewis
Boston & Corbin
Trerise
Calaveras Copper Company
Minstrel Thatcher Dies at 64 in New Jersey
George Thatcher, a pioneer of negro minstrelsy, died at 64 in East Orange New Jersey at his nephew Joseph M Thatcher's home. Death resulted from cancer in the neck back area. He left The Littlest Rebel troupe in March in New Orleans while still active with Dunstan Farnum. doctors called his illness incurable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Thatcher
Joseph M. Thatcher
East Orange
N. J
Thatcher
New Orleans
Dunstan Farnum
End of an Era for A Southern Minstrel Star Thatcher
George Thatcher, famed minstrel and later star of Thatcher Primrose & West and Thatcher's Tuxedo, died peacefully after a long stage career. Born July 15 1849 in Huntly Maryland he ran away at 12 to join the stage and became a beloved comic of plantation character. Survived by wife Zonaida Williams and daughter Mrs Joseph K Parker, his funeral will be held Friday at East Orange.
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Thatcher
Huntly
San Francisco
Minstrels
Thatcher, Primrose & West
Africa
George Evans
Zonaida Williams
Alsatian Mountains
Alwys
Cale George Wright Thatcher
George Thatcher
East Orange
Judge Dismisses Disbarment Against Attorney Collins
Judge Morton in the equity motion session dismissed the disbarment proceedings brought by the Boston Bar Association against Edward D. Collins, a Governor's Council member. The association alleged neglect of clients, oath issues, and misconduct. Collins claimed no notice and sought a preliminary hearing. the grievance committee reheard and voted to end the case.
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Morton
Equity
Superior Court
D. J. Daley
Edward D. Collins
Governor's Council
Boston Bar Association
Bar Association
Collins
Colling
Association
Judges Will Play Ball At Nantasket
A Nantasket Beach celebration marks the closing of the civil courts for summer. Boston University Law School Association hosts a gathering of judges and lawyers from across the state. A baseball game pits judges against lawyers at Hull new town field Bayside, followed by swimming races and other sports chaired by W. T. A. Fitzgerald.
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Nantasket Beach
Boston University Law School Association
Hull New Town
Bayside
Register of Deeds
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
William M. Jordan Dies in East Braintree
William M. Jordan, a well-known East Braintree resident and prominent Mason of Delta Lodge and South Shore Commandery, Knights Templars, died today. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Braintree
William M. Jordan
Delta Lodge
South Shore Commandery
Knights Templars
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E.w.clarks Co. Bankers
Philadelphia
Congress Street
Pittsburgh
Maine
Halsey & Co., Inc
Interboro
Dover
N. H
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E. H. Rollins & Sons
Merrill, Oldham & Co
A. B. Leach & Co
N. W. Harris & Co
Stratford Savings Bank
Central School District
Wallingford
Conn
Stevens
Gloucester
Mass
Blake Bros. & Co
Adams & Co
Curtis & Sanger
Cape Ann National
Bridget & Co
R. L. Day & Co
Framingham
Money Markets
United States Smelting, Refining & Mining Co
New York Market
Smelt&r
Tel & Tel
Realiz
At&sf
Deere & Copf
Ete
Erie
Lehigh Valley
Eewne
Nat Biscuit
Senee
Nynh&h
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Nor & Wes
Pitts Coal
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South Pacific
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Tenn Copper
Texas Pacific
the Texas Co
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Underwood Typ
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Ubber
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Va Ca Chem
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Adventure
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Suar
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Greene
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Ee Reden
Old Colony
Min Old Colony
Pond Ork Coal
Liman
Ulncy
Consol
Shannon Yee
Swift & Co
Reese
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U S Steel
Utah Apex
Utah Consol
Western Union
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Metal Markets
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Seate Ee Eens
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Ee State Gas
Cactus
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Goldfield Consol
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Anglo Am OH
Braden Co
Brit Am ‘Post
Moneta Transit
McKinle Dar'h
Mines America Ot
Nevada Hills
Standar Oil
Uxig
State Street
Lackawanna
Lackawanna Coal & Lumber Company
Paint Creek Colliery
Paint Creek
Lackawanna Coal & Lumber
Paint Creek Collieries Company
T. J. Foster
Foster
International Text Book Company
International Correspondence Schools of
Scranton
Penn
Coal Lands Securities Company
Foster's Companies
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Post
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I&p
Ri&p
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Armour & Co Real
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Eas
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Mil & St
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Westghse
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Dun
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Igh Eee
Cee Recess
Close Sore Eee
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Connecticut River Lumber Company
Indorsed
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Thompson
Culberson
Owen
Lewis
Chicago Market
Mercur Gold Mines
U. S
Philadelphia Market
Ask
Phila Co
Camb Steel
C Trofnj
PEI
BE & P 4S
Ph Rap Tr
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Ph Trac
Gn Am
Tonopah
Do Pf
Ten Bel Ou
Lk Sup C
Kelsey, Brewer & Co
Grand Rapids, Mich
Vic
Tim
Nantasket
W. M. Jordan
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