First National Bank of Boston Debt and Public Works Notes
A garbled OCR list outlines multiple issues including water and sewer bonds, school loans, high street improvements, and refunding mortgages. Mentions Water Improvement, School Water Loan, Building Loan, and public library boulevard projects with various debenture and refunding notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High St School
Public Library Water Water
Boulevard School
Town Hall
Consol
R. R
Water
Early market heaviness yields to strength in stocks
American Tobacco hits a new high at 309 while General Electric rises to 178. Ontairo and Western pay a dividend as Butte and Superior show mixed activity. New York and Boston trading detail totals, gains, losses, and money rates for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tobacco
General Electric
Ontario and Western
Butte
Superior
New York
Boston
Steel Common
Butte & Superior
Hocking Valley
Osceola Mining
Market Dull With Few Upswings In New York Stocks
In New York the market showed dull trading with prices hovering near prior closes. A few issues including General Electric and Westinghouse moved. Ontario & Western cut its dividend, and rail and traction stocks provided the day’s limited activity. Banks expect cash losses tomorrow as May returns show declines for Union Pacific Southern Pacific and Lackawanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel Corporation
General Electric
Westinghouse Common
First Preferred
Baldwin Locomotive
Woolworth
Erie
Louisville & Nashville
Wabash Preferred
Kansas City Southern
Ontario & Western Common
American Tobacco
Republic Iron
London
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Lackawanna
United States
Quarterly Dividends Declared by Reece Button Hole Firms
Multiple companies announce quarterly dividends with payment dates in July 1912. Reece Button Hole Machine No 105 pays 3 percent to shareholders of record July 5. International Button Hole Sewing Machine No 59 pays 1 percent. Reece Folding Machine No 13 pays 1 percent. United States Smelting Refining Mining Co declares 1 1/2 percent on preferred and 1/2 percent on common, payable July 15 to holders of record June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reece Button Hole Machine Company
Francis A. Shea
International Button Hole Sewing Machine Company
Reece Folding Machine Company
Mt Vernon Distilling declares semi annual stock dividend
Mt Vernon Distilling Company Baltimore Md declares 314 percent semi annual on its Preferred Stock payable July 1 to stock of record June 28 1912 American Zinc Lead Smelting Co declares a 50 cent per share stock dividend payable July 9 12 to stockholders of record at close of business June 1912 Farwell treasurer Valdez Creek Placer Mines 37 bonds interest 4 percent due July 1 paid to holders of unregistered receipts at treasury office Bentcote Room 54 James H Tolls treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Smelting
Isse Refining & Mining Co
United States Smelting, Refining & Mining Company
W. Batchilder
Treaster
Contoocook Mills Corporation
Bailey, Tren
Mt. Vernon Distilling Company
Baltimore
American Zinc, Lead & & Smelting Co Co
American Zinc Smelting Company
E. “Farwell
Bentcote Room
James H. Tolls
Regent
New England Cotton Yarn’ Company
Union Mills
Preferred
New England Cotton Yarn Company
New England
New York
Ontario & Western
New Haven
Boston & Maine
New Hingland
Wall Street Mixed as Butte & Superior Stumbles
Boston market notes irregular stock movement with copper and industrials lacking vigor. Butte & Superior declines amid speculation of mining litigation while Mason Valley and Shannon see buying interest. General Electric leads industrials with a sharp rise to 1773-8 and Smelting shows firmness. market closes steady.
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An &Té
West T & T
Atchison
Balis
Sep Das
East Butte
Miami
Nevada
Pond Ork Coaleneee
Pullman Co
Raonsol
Santa Fe
Shannon
Superior
Swift & Co
Torrington Eevereee
Trinity
Sles
Ates
Tuolumne
Eee Weeases
United
United Shoe Corever
UN Shoe M P
U S
Utah
Boston
Butte & Superior
Mason Valley
Uneventful curb day in Butte Central area markets
Prices changed fractionally as Butte Central Eagle Blue Bell Ohio Copper Davis Daly and Smoky Development led the local curb market. Detailed fluctuations follow with small price shifts among listed items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Central
Eagle & Blue Bell
Ohio Copper
Davis Daly
Smoky Development
Nevada
Bay State Gas
Eeeseeavesn
Begole
Boston Ely
Brit Columbia Eeee
Humboldt
South Lake
July cotton futures lead market activity and tender circulation
The market centered on July with first notice day and about 50 000 bales tendered. Leading spot interests issued notices that circulated briefly then returned to the same buyers. Brokers supporting these interests were eager buyers, while price moves stayed within five to seven points. Traders expect a June recovery as reports predict favorable conditions with few complaints from Mississippi Arkansas and parts of Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Arkansas
Georgia
Mortgage Bonds Due January Fifteenth
List of bonds with issuers and series including Lumber Exchange Bldg Co Seattle First Mortgage 6s Manhattan Building Co Seattle First Mortgage 5s Mailboro & Westboro St Ry Co First Mortgage 5s Metropolitan Steamship Co Worcester & Clinton St Ry Co Chattahoochee Valley Railway Co Consolidated Mortgage 5s due Jan 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcade Bldg. & Realty Co
Seattle, Wash
First Mortgage 6S
Bath
Milford, Holliston & Framingham St. By. Co
First Mortgage
Boston & Northern Street Railway Co
Boston Cold Storage & Terminal Co
Brattleboro
Water Works Co
Burlington
Gas Light Co
Cedar Rapids & Marion City
Railway Co
Cheyenne
Wyo
Light, Ty" & Power Co
Mass
Milford & Uxbridge St. Ry. Co. Mortgage 5S
Mystic Valley St. Ry. Co
New Bedford
Middleboro
Brockton St
Newton St. Railway Co
Newton & Boston St. Ry. Co
Norfolk & Bristol St. Ry. Co
Framingham, Southtoro & Marlboro St. Ry.Co
First Mortgage 5S
Granite State Mines Co
Idaho
Hartford & Springfield St. Ry. Co
Haverhill & Amesbury St. Ry. Co
Lumber Exchange Bldg. Co
Manhattan Building Co
Mailboro & Westboro St. Ry. Co
Metropolitan Steamship Co
N. J
Taunton Street Railway Co
Worcester & Clinton St. Ry. Co
First
Chattahoochee Valley Railway Co
Consolidated
London money market steadies amid cautious outlook
The half yearly pressure on the London money market eases as investors anticipate fewer new security flotations. Bankers cite output overdone and note a June decline in security values, led by American and South African shares, while a City of Hamilton loan sale underwriter uptake remains weak.
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London
Bankers Magazine
London Stock Exchange
City of Hadmonton
Copper magnates sail for Europe and exploration starts
Walker D. Hines chairman of the Atchison board sails for Europe with return due about Sept. 15. Benjamin B. Thayer president of Anaconda Copper Co. heads West for two months to inspect properties. Edmond A. Fordyce leaves for inspection of Lion of Consoli dated at Ophir Utah. Robert Treat Paine Jr elected a United Telephone Co director. Calaveras ore shipments yield $1800 on first two cars and $900 per car. smelter at Kenneth, California reports high grade ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker D. Hines
Atchison Board
Europe
Benjamin B. Thayer
Anaconda Copper Co
Butte
West
Anaconda
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
United Telephone Co
Copperopolis
Cal
United States Smelting, Refining & Mining Co
Kenneth
Calaveras
Salem banker Fabens joins Edgerly Crocker firm
Eugene J. Fabens of Salem has joined the firm Edgerly & Crocker. He is president of Naumkeag Trust Co. of Salem, formed by consolidating Asiatic and Salem Nationals banks, which were liquidated with stockholders receiving advances over market. He helped form Merchants' Trust Co. of Lawrence and earlier worked in the bond department at Lee, Higginson & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene J. Fabens
Salem
Edgerly & Crocker
Fabens
Naumkeag Trust Co
Asiatic
Salem Nationals
Merchants’ Trust Go
Lawrence
Bond Department
Lee, Higginson & Co
Frenzied Finance in a Simple Little Problem
The Boston Globe editorializes on a global money scare with a Kansas banker example. He held a $2 bill to buy a railroad ticket costing $3 and pawned the bill for 1.50 to continue his trip, illustrating a troubling financial snag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Lawson
Kansas
Simple pawn ticket math baffles Globe readers
A reader explains that a friend who bought a pawn ticket for $1.50 loses a dollar because the ticket only covers the equity in a $2 bill pawned. To reclaim the bill, the holder must pay $1.60 more plus pawnbroker charges, prompting a request for a harder puzzle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Globe
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Aeen
First National Bank of Bostom
Federal
Eeervactanen
Abington
Amesbury
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co
Ashland St
St. Ry
Attleboro
Auburn
Augusta
Baileyville
Beaver Head County
Mont
Bellows Falls
Beverly
Bristol
Brookline
Bucksport
Cambridge
Canton
Cessseee- Canyon Canal Co
Bojerty
Claremont
N. H
Clinton
Concord
Consolidated By. Co
Danvers
Deering
Eastport
European & No. America Ry. Co
Farmington
Gloucester
Grafton
Great Barrington
Malden
Mansfield
Meredith Village
Meriden Horse Ry. Co
Peterboro
Portland
Providence & Springfield R. R. Co
Putnam
Damariscotta
Danbury-Norwalk
Vekkare Ay
Greenwich Tramway Co
Hallowell
Holbrook
Lancaster
Town of Light, Heat & Power Corp
Lincoln
Lowell
Lyndonville
School of Maine Central
R. R. Co
Maine Central
Milford
Milton
Natick
New London
Somerset Ry
Southbridge
Springfield
Ere
Eas
Eeeer
Spm
Eaene
Eecaeenuseeervee
Evaor
Eeeean
Resedaaeaes
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Devonshire Street
Albany
Worcester
Providence
Hartford
Eecees i Cate
Hse Pl
Wal West
West Eoavees
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Pf &L Co
Woolworth Co
Boston Stocks
New York Market
Valdez Creek
Sm & Ae
Beth Steel
Beth Steel Pf
Bklyn
Central
Cop Co
Int
Agr Corp Pf
Inter-Met
Harvester
Lehigh Valey
Liggett & Ey
Mackaee
Manhat Elev
Mer Marine Pf
May
Dept Store
Mex Pet Co
Eeree
Nat Biscuit
York
Enverest
Leeere
Eesewner
Pitts A
Pitts Coal
Icksilver
Suse
Texas
Beaver
British Columbia
Arizona
Davis
Ohio
Liverpool
Ee Pee. Gee
Aee Bbs
Prev Ee
the American Trust Company
State Street
Elkhart Cinciana Gas Co
Newport & Fall River St. Ry. Co. Mortgage
Northern Illinois Light & Traction Co
Olympia
Wash
Plymouth
Electric Light Co
Quincy
Electric Light & Power Co
Savannah (Georgia
Georgia Railway & Electric Co
Indianapolis Light & Power Co
Somerset
First & Refunding
Leominster
Electric Light & Power Co First Mortgage
Louis K. Liggett Company
Spencer Gas Co
West End Street Railway Co
Winchester
Windsor Locks
Conn
Traction Co
Worcester, Nashua & Rochester R. R. Co
Union
Boston National Banks
First National
Shawmut
First National Bank of Boston
Federal Streat
Ing Co., International Underwriting Co., Iron Cap Copper Co
Edmond A. Fordyce
Edmond A. Fordyce & Co
Lion of Consolidated
Ophir
Os Soren Keely
Kerr Lake
the Exchange Trust Co
Barnstable Water Co
Norton Water Co
Cote Piano Manufactur
The
Boston Globe
Chicago Market
Edison
Titl & T
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Pittsburg
Pitts
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