Market summaries show New York gains and Boston activity
Strength succeeds with New York total sales at 18,800,200 shares and Boston 1,442,884 shares year to date. Reading leads New York activity with 50,600 shares. New Haven R. A. tops Boston with 1,534. Liggett & Meyer gains in New York, Union Pacific rises in Boston, while Boston & Maine dips. Call money in New York 3 to 5 1/4 pct. time money 5 3/4 to 6 pct in New York and 5 to 6 pct in Boston.
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New York
Boston
Reading
New Haven R. A
Liggett & Meyer
International Pump Prof
Union Pacific
Maine
Wall Street Trading Narrow as Market Drifts Near Close
Market activity nearly halted with few trades in forenoon and midday sessions. Harriman stocks gain on dissolution plan near expiry, while Southern Pacific and New Haven weaken. London limited, currency shifts hint at a weak bank statement. bond sales total $1.5 million.
Island Creek Coal declares preferred dividend payment
The Island Creek Coal Company directors declare a regular quarterly dividend of 1.50 per share on preferred stock payable April 1, 1913 to holders of record at the close of business March 25, 1913. Treasurer F. W. GATCHELDER announces the payment.
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General Gas & Electric CO
New York
General Gas & Electric Company
Island Creek Coal Company
IF. W. Batchelder
Trea
F. W. Gatchelder
Boston Market Closes Flat Amid Narrow Volume on March 14
Local stock operations were limited to 1¢ 614 shares. Boston & Maine slid to 71 cents after opening at 70, a low not seen since 1841, while New Haven opened at 1211-4 and closed at 1191-4, down 23-4 for the day. Ahmeek copper report shows earnings 29.30 per share and refined copper cost 7.85 cents.
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Boston
Boston & Maine
New Haven
Ahmeek
Stock summary totals for shares bonds and rights
Total sales include 14 614 shares and 66 000 dollars in bonds with 467 rights and 94 fractions.
Mexican Metals Prices Rise as Traders Stay Busy
In Boston curb trading Mexican Metals advanced from 66 to 88 cents, closing at 85 cents. More than 21 000 shares changed hands with evident short covering near the peak. insiders were heavy buyers. Other notable movers included Butte Central Goldfield Consolidated La Rose and Lion Hill.
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Butte Central
Goldfield Consolidated
la Rose
Lion Hill
Alaska
Boston Ely
Calaveras
Majestic
Ene
Nev
Doug
Ohio
Oneee Eee
Raven
Grain Markets Report March 14 World Wheat and Corn Fluctuations
Foreign wheat markets were mostly steady with a firm tone. Chicago July futures led gains while May and September faded. Corn fell about a cent with limited support. oats slipped. Global shipments for week include Argentina wheat 5 856 000 and corn 1 114 000. Indian wheat 820 000. Australian wheat 2 263 000. North American corn 1 772 000. Minneapolis receipts 319 cars. Duluth 49. Chicago grain figures show mixed activity. export sales amount to 200 000 hard winter wheat, 50 000 spring wheat, 80 000 Manitoba and 80 000 corn.
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Chicago
North American
Liverpool
Antwerp
Budapest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Manitoba
Irregular Price Movement At Open Markets After Dull Session
State Street Topics notes uneven stock action with late rally sealing gains. Union Pacific held firm while Southern Pacific dropped on news of likely dissolution of its underwriting plan. Bank losses and high money rates point to an uneasy week. gold exports continue amid European bank payments. A Chicago style critique defends the exchange against copper failure charges, arguing past judgments misread mine histories and the Post article sought to show broader capital hindrances rather than simple failures.
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Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
California Public Service Commission
Benicia
Boston Stock Exchange
The
Stock Exchange
Post
Dow
Quincy
Ahmeek
China
Santa Rita
Chino
Boston Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Cotton Markets Narrow as Prices Held by Cables
The cotton market stayed quiet and narrow with prices supported by stronger cables and short interest ready to cover. Weather predictions call for fair yet colder conditions across the belt while demand for new commitments remains small and exports stay minimal.
Metal markets report bid and offered prices
The daily market notes bid and asked prices for copper lead tin zinc and other metals with March April and May contracts. London closing prices show copper at £64 12s 6d spot and £65 5s futures with gains, lead at £15 17s 6d and tin at £209 spot with a rise.
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Bnet i Viveieces
Ceeven
A Bakeen
Cookson’s
London
McCrum-Howell assets transferred to Richmond Radiator
Receivers for the McCrum-Howell Company have been discharged and the property turned over to the Richmond Radiator Company. Miami shows about 40,000,000 tons of ore in sight with 21,000,000 averaging 2.12 percent copper and the rest about 1.20 percent. R. M. Edwards departed Thursday for a visit to Butte and the lake. La Rose mined 239,102 ounces of silver in February worth 136,182 dollars. February profit reached 81,103 dollars. Cash assets stood at 1,687,880 dollars.
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McCrum-Howell Company
Richmond Radiator Company
Miami
la Rose
Atlanta
Silver Leaf
Blue Bull
T'miskam
Trethewey
Booth
COD
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Rea Mines Or
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North Star
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Bailey
Beaver
Crown Pt
Buffalo
Demijohn
Chamber
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Idaho
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Foster
King Wm
Lwr Mam
Gt Northrn
Gifford
May Day
Hargrave
Opohongo
Kerr Lake
Prince Con
Sil Kg Cln
MeKin Dar
Sioux Con
Nipissing
Unele Sam
Pet Lake
UN Tintic
Oole
Os Victoria
R of Way
Wilbert
Rochester
Bond Market Summary from New York on March 14
Southern Pacific collateral 4s led demand while American Telephone and Baltimore and Ohio convertibles stayed steady. U S Rubber 6s and U S Steel 5s held firm. New York & New Haven 62s were heavy with a new low for Colorado Midland 4s. Total sales $1,513,000 versus $1,427,000 yesterday and $3,611,000 year ago.
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Southern Pacific
American Telephone
Baltimore & Ohio
United States Rubber
United States Steel
New York & New Haven
Colorado Midland
Money Market Holds Steady Amid Mixed Foreign Exchange Moves
Market reports show no major changes in money conditions with a dip in gold exports tied to weaker foreign exchange quotes. Paris reportedly rejected $10 million plus gold shipment offers, while New York bids stood at 6 percent for 60 day money.
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Paris
New York
Boston
Bankers Sterling
Rmelghsmarks
Scesensaric
Eee Ee
New York Trade and Industry Report Cites Mixed Early Spring Outlook
Bradstreet notes generally favorable trade and consumer demand across most regions with spring shipments proceeding and buyers active for Easter. Textiles face tariff fears, while mills report production constrained by strikes and labor, and steel and iron show active inquiry but weak sales. Bank clearings rise, failures trend up, and grain exports surge with corn and wheat volumes up from last year.
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New York
Bradstreet
East
Northwest
Boston
United States
Canada
Boston Licensing Board notices 1913 many inn and liquor licenses
City of Boston licensing board notices reveal multiple applications for first class victuallers inns and wholesale dealers across Kneeland Utica Washington Court Tremont and Summer streets with details on house numbers entrances and rooms for Adams Adams House and American House and other properties. The notices list applicants Patrick Dowd Gallagher Adams House Hall Alther Amrhein Reiser Archer Barnes Barry Maguire Bartlett Bay State Wine & Spirit Co Bay View Bottling Co and others with license classes and locations in Boston Roxbury Eighth Street and Causeway Street among entries.
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Patrick F. Dowd
William E. Gallagher
H. P. Abbott
Kneeland Street
Utica Street
Kneeland
Utica
William P. Fowler
Fred A. Emery
Josiah S. Dean
Licensing Board
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George R
Frank G. Hall
Adams House
Washington Street
Mason Street
Office OF the Licensing Board
Josiah
Dean
William B
Mary G.adams
William B. Adams & Co
Tremont Street
Pleasant Street
Timothy A. Gallivan
John H. Clarke
Charles H. Breck
Adams, Taylor & Co
State Street
Central Street
Mary A
Margaret M. Agnew
Charles F. Berner
John J. Agnew & Co
John A. Owens
M. J
William and Eugenie V. Albrecht
William Albrecht
S. B
Josiah 8S
A. Street
William ?. Fowler
John W
Clara A. Allston
J. W. Allston & Co
Court Street
William F. Fowler
Jacob T
Henry J. Alther
Jacob L. Alther
Jacob L
Jacob I. Alther
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Adam J. Amrhein
Amrhein & Reiser
Adams S
Adam J. Amphein
Amphein & Reiser
W. Broadway
Alfred
Anna Ll. Andersson
Alfred Andersson & Co
Long Wharf
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Andrew Andersson & Co
Warren Avenne
Clarendon
Warren Avenue
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Thomas I. Murphy
Andersson Bros
Atlantic Avenue
Long Whar
THE
Fred W. Archer
St Washington Street
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G. W. Armstrong Dining Room & News Co
Abraham, Rathshesky
Pres
George E. Smith
Edward FE. Smith
Treas
Gen. Mer
North Union Station
Causeway Street
Fred A, Emery
Josiah S&s. Dean
John KE
Mary E. Baldwin
John EF. Baldwin & Co
Neos
Sherman Court
Fred A. ‘Emery
David Nagle
Ellen Ball
Ball & Nagle
Columbus Avenue
Rox
Charles Bradley
Daniel Perry
Ballantine Breweries Co
Binford Street
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Herbert H. Barnes
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Margaret M. Barry
John J. Maguire
James K. Barry & Co
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Grand Union Hotel
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Eugene N. Kenney
Trens
Roxbury
John S. Steicht
Henry J. Schreiner
Bay View Bottling Co
Eighth Street
Hamlins Street
Yard
John S. Leicht
Hamlin Street
Charles M. Beldon
Humphrey G. Albee
Charles M. Beldon & Co
Summer Street
Border Street
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Charles A. Wood
Bellevue Hotel Co
Beacon Street
Freeman Place
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Rufus E. Bellows
R. E B. Bellows
Neponset Avenue
Minot Street
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Fred A&a. Emery
Josiah ‘Ss. Dean
Tansfer
Matthew and
Margaret II
Cummings
Belvidere Grocery Co
Nes
Falmouth Street
Belvidere Street
Illia P, Fowler
Josiah S. Dan
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