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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1914

Page

18

Boston & Maine Noteholders Deadline for Assent

The Boston and Maine Railroad alert noteholders maturing June 2 1914 to file assent to one of two propositions in the May 15 1914 circular with Old Colony Trust Company 17 Court Street by 2 PM May 25 1914.

Boston & Maine Old Colony Trust Company Court Street

Boston and Maine stockholders face steep per share assessment

The Boston and Maine stock price weakened with critics noting a potential assessment as high as 40 per share. United Fruit again weighed on the table with weak overall volume as NY transactions hit a new 1914 low. President Farrell of the Steel Corporation remained bullish on prospects for world business amid the market downturn.

United Fruit New York Farrell Steel Corporation

Market Summary Yesterday and Year to Date in New York and Boston

Reporting of yesterday’s market totals shows New York sales at 92 600, Boston at 13 060. Am. Tobacco leads gains in New York while Sloss-Sheffield pref. drops. Boston shows Butte & Superior up and Boston & Maine down. Call and time money figures quoted for both cities.

New York Boston Steel United Fruit Am. Tobacco Sloss-Sheffield Pref Butte & Superior Boston & Maine

New York Market Sees Smallest Daily Turnover of Year

Trading on the New York Stock Exchange hit its quietest day of the year with 93 000 shares changing hands, down from 98 000 on March 2. London and Paris demand for gold weighed on sentiment as foreign selling neared 300 000 shares since year's start. Banks and market indicators showed little change amid a cautious tone and steadier bonds.

New York The Stock Exchange Europe Paris London

Connecticut River Power Co. Maine Declares Preferred Stock Dividend

Boston May 15 1914 The semi annual dividend of 8 percent on the preferred stock of the Connecticut River Power Company of Maine has been declared and will be payable June 1 1914 to stockholders of record at the close of business May 24 1914 Baker Ayling Co Transfer Agents

Boston Connecticut River Power Company Maine Baker, Ayling & CO

El Paso Electric declares quarterly dividend on common stock

A quarterly dividend of 2.5 dollars per share is declared on El Paso Electric Company common stock and will be payable June 26, 1924. Transfer agents NE & WHRESOEK note stockholders as of June 1, 1914.

el Paso Electric Company T de NE & Whresoek

Mixed sentiment grips Boston market with mixed fight in stocks

Boston market reports a split session with metal shares firm while Boston and Maine United Fruit and Chemical Common weaken. Boston & Maine fell sharply on anticipated assessments but staged a partial recovery, United Fruit saw varied holdings amid financing debates, and activity was led by United Fruit with 8235 shares traded as the market closed irregular.

Boston Boston & Maine United Fruit Chemical Common Butte & Superiors Alaska Gold

Boston & Maine Faces Heavy Stockholder Assessment

Boston and Maine stockholders are seen facing a large assessment to fund a proposed note extension and reorganization. The plan could require $25 to $40 per share, with bankers securing note-holders under two terms while a unified system is prepared with new bonds and preferred stock.

Boston & Maine Maine Railways Company McDonald Boston & Waine Fitchburg Boston & Lowell

Trade Review Notes Higher Temperatures Boost Retail Demand

Dun reports warmer weather stimulating distribution of seasonable merchandise at retail and improved demand for cotton goods. Buyers contract four to six months out, while export calls remain dull. Heavy wear and wool-influenced prices rise for men's wear. footwear shows gradual improvement. pig iron in the East strengthens basic industry sentiment. US failures total 350 vs 265 last year. Canada 36 vs 33.

New York R. G. Dun& Co United States Canada

Newfoundlanders Ball for Sealers’ Fund

The Newfoundlanders Mutual Benefit Association will hold a general social and dance next Monday at Paine Memorial Hall Appleton Street to aid the Sealers Relief Fund. The committee will meet at Intercolonial Hall Dudley Street this evening to check off tickets. Members: Edward J. Mallary chairman John E. Whittle secretary S J Hogan W B Somerville D J Candwell Walter Duggan Samuel Gors Stephen Fuddester William Huggie William Murphy Nathaniel Roberts.

Newfoundlanders’ Mutual Benefit Association Paine Memorial Hall Appleton Street Sealers’ Relief Fund Intercolonial Hall Dudley Street Edward J. Mallary John E. Whittle S. J. Hogan W.B. Somerville D. J. Candwell Walter Duggan Samuel Gors Stephen Fuddester William Huggie William Murphy Nathaniel Roberts

Trade report signals better retail activity this week

Bradstreet's notes improved retail demand and better weather as the week’s favorable trends. Print cloth activity rises for distant months with some higher prices for next Spring men’s wear. industry overall remains slow. banks report strong clearings and Canada shows slow business with light reorders.

New York Canada

Farrell on World Trade and a Global Revival

President Farrell of the Steel Corporation, fresh from abroad, says world business is improving and commercial confidence is returning. He notes Britain and Germany expanding exports and European efforts to boost trade, with Americans joining a national foreign trade convention in Washington later this month.

Farrell Steel Corporation Great Britain Germany Washington

Dividends Declared by Several Rail and Oil Firms

Boston and Albany Railroad declares a dividend of 2.50 payable June 80 to stockholders of record May 29. Chesebrough Manufacturing Company reports regular quarterly 35 with an extra 4 per share, payable June 19, books close June 5 reopen June 2. Hocking Valley Railway issues usual quarterly 2 percent, payable June 30 to holders of record June 5. South Penn Oil declares quarterly 3 per share and an extra of 1.2, payable June 30 to stockholders of record. Wayland Oil & Gas Company announces 1 percent payable June 10, stock of record June 4. Moutubber Company posts quarterly 1 3/4 percent, payable June 1.

West T & T Iy al Laska Gol Allouez Vee Ag Chem Pheu Arizona Bos & Albany Bos & Maine Butte Ballak Butte & Sup Buby Cal & Arizona Cal & Hecla Fast Boston Edson Elec Stig Fitchburg Pf Greene Can Island Creek Lake Copper la Salle Maine Central North Butte Ray Consol Aly Swift & Co Torrington Aly Aly Atal Co Abia West Fit West E Western Union Wolverine Boston & Albany Railroad Aia Chesebrough Manufacturing Company Hocking Valley Railway ¢ Company South Penn Oil Company Sa ‘Nh Stevie Wayland Oil & Gas Oimpany Moutubber Company New York City United States City Banks & Trust Cos PTO Hie Tae Cepita Canadian Pac Nor & Weat Tchison Amere Cal U 5 Steel Ohio Oil

Municipal Bond Bids Sought Across Several Cities

Quincy Massachusetts seeks bids by noon May 28 for 1000 bonds including 26000 water bonds dated April 1 1914 and 25000 sewer bonds dated May 1 1914. Newport Rhode Island invites bids by May 8 for 30000 Third Street improvement bonds. Various cities award temporary loans and list competing bidders including Bond & Goodwin Livingston Davis Blake Bros & Co Curtis & Sanger and local banks and trust companies. Toronto sells 2 5 million 4 12 per cent bonds to Wood Grundy A E Ames.

Quincy Mass Newport R. I Bond & Goodwin Livingston Davis Blake Bros & Co Loring, Tolman & Tupper Aquidneck National Bank of Newport the Industrial Trust Gloucester Curtis & Sanger Gloucester National Bank Cape Ann National Bank Blake Bros. & Co Gloucester Safe Deposit & Trust Co Toronto Canada Wood, Grundy & Co A. E. Ames & Co Lawrence Solomon Bros. & Hutzgler

National Shawmut Bank directors resign under new act

Robert Winsor Frank G Webster Henry I Higginson and Charles F Choate Jr resign as directors of the National Shawmut Bank under the provisions of the new Federal Reserve Banking Act. Albert B Durell E Howard George and Elliston H Bell form Durell George Co Inc with offices at 31 33 State Street to do general investment business succeeding Durell Co Inc and E Howard George Co.

Robert Winsor Frank G. Webster Henry I. Higginson Charles F. Choate, Jr National Shawmut Bank Federal Reserve Banking Act Albert B. Durell E. Howard George Elliston H. Bell Durell, George & Co., Inc State Street Durell & Co., Inc E. Howard George & Co

Metal market quiet on New York Exchange with mixed metals

Copper in spot and July trades around 12.67 with other values for electrolytic and casting. Tin holds around 23.15 spot and 33.20 33.40 for July. Lead, zinc, antimony, and iron show small moves or stability amid quiet trading.

Chicago York Preweelose New York Sweeteness Minneapolis Duluth Sorcerer St Louis Kanens City Toledo Detroit Liverpool Mayee Lyk Same New York Metal Exchange Cookson’s

Speedway practice and road bill optimism noted

Joe Dawson posts a fast practice lap at Indianapolis in a Marmon car. Dawson hits 93 mph on a 2 12 mile lap with 100 mph on straightaways. George Diehl predicts a practical good roads bill this session as Congress leans toward highway funding in an election year. Also mentioned are Mutch Leonard with a Bebbecee Metz electric car and Billy Knipper preparing a Keeton for the 500 mile race.

Joe Dawson Indianapolis Speedway C. HB Erbstein Marmon Frank Wing Dawson Congress Federal Treasury George C. Diehl National Good Roads Board American Automobile Association Highways Progress Billy Knipper Indianapolis

Quiet Trading in Bond Market Sets Tone in New York

The bond market in New York on May 22 showed quiet trading with few changes in quotations. U S government securities and corporate issues including Erie, North Pacific, Am Toc, and Union Pac notes appeared with mixed prices as totals varied. Year-to-date totals reached $308,054,000 in sales, up from the prior period and the previous year.

NYNH Bastenes B.rs Nyc NY Gas Distillers Nort & W North Pacific Erie Ereemont Borg Armour &Co Real Gen Motors At&s Nta Mita Claus Balt & O Indiana Steel Bal & O So Pacific Col Beth Steel Das LG Athe Beth Steel Rfm Pacific SIM Bntes Ran City Gas of Texas Co St Louis Istis Cena Pee Coy Si Tol L & West Union Pac Ist Ligeett Union L& N San Ee C & Joint U& N S&n Wabash Mila Mil Jena Ds Pubuque Diy Trust Co Otis St P M&om Se Dak Co Ori&p Ry Power Goa

June Disbursements Reported at About $100000

A June compilation shows interest and dividend disbursements totaling roughly $100000. The figure reflects the monthly payout activity for the period.

Tufts Faculty Beats Students in Chess Match

Faculty members defeat Tufts varsity chess club 3 to 2 in the first club match. Schmidt and Hall drew. Ransom lost to Kraus. Dillingham defeated Whippen. Reed fell to Swan. Marvin beat Coleman. Seavey lost to Burritt.

Tufts Karl Schmidt President Hall

Benn Beats Michigan In Pennsylvania Tennis Meet

Philadelphia May 22. The University of Pennsylvania tennis team defeated Michigan five matches to one. Pennsylvania won three of the four singles and both doubles.

Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Michigan Pennsylvania

Crane Alumni Hold Reunion at Tufts College

The Crane Theological School alumni gathering drew about 100 graduates to Tufts College. Professor Walter Rauschenbusch lectured on social problems and pay, with business meeting naming officers and board members for the coming year.

Crane Theological School Tufts’ College Walter Rauschenbach Goddard Packard Packsard Hall J. Harry Holden Roxbury Joseph K. Nason Waltham Edson Reifsnider North Cambridge F. A. Dillingham Bridgeport Conn W. F. Perkins Lynn George E. Leighton Newfields N. H

Advent Christian and Baptist Church Notices

Sunday schedule details for multiple churches in Boston area with sermon topics and guest preachers. Includes Advent Christian Church and Warren Avenue Baptist Church, Clarendon Street Baptist, Ruggles Street Baptist, Union Square Baptist, Tremont Temple, Dorchester Romsey, Eliot, Lutheran and other congregations with service times, subject titles, and special music.

Union Square Baptist Church Walnut Street Somerville DA O'Brien D. D Willards Kinsley Post G. A.R Woman's Relief Corps

Last Opportunity to See Pastor Russell's Photo-Drama

The Boston Theatre hosts the full seven hour Photo-Drama of Creation by Pastor Russell on Sunday May 24 at 10 am and 7:30 pm. Bible scenes mix heart throb scenes with scientific deductions and historic corroboration. Free to the public with souvenirs in the morning. Watch papers for next week’s innovation and May 31 event.

Park Street Park and Tremont Streets A. Z. Conrad Conrad Republic Ariel Old South Church George A. Gordon D. D Hope Chapel Shawmut Street Church Pleasant Streets Howard G. Hagerman Dorchester Romsey George R. Merrill Endeasor ELIOT Kenilworth St Dudley Roxbury Winfred Chesney Rhoades Sidney. T. Cooke People's Temple Columbus Avenue Berkeley Street A. H. Nazar Christ Juther T. Townsend Wyneelowe N. Elliot Willis George Pratt Maxim Boston Churel First Methodist Episcopal Church Temple Street State House Charles B. Hillier Epworth League Presbyterian First United Presbyterian Church Warren Avenue West Brookline Street Jistor First Presbyterian Church W. M. Tufts First Reformed Presbyterian Church Ferdinand - and Isabella - Streets Church OF Universal Life Hale Newbury Exeter Lyman B. Weeks Uncle Sam Unitarian Fellowship For Social Justice Congregational’ Church Exeter Streets John, Haynes. Holmes New York Edward Cummings Jessie, Wallace, Hughan Brooklyn N. Y T King's Chapel Tremont School Streets Howard N. Brown Sydney Snow Universalist Second Society OF Universalists Wesleyan Hall Boylston Street Stephen Jerbert Roblin West Hayden Chadwick Bible School F. W.W. Hamilton Pastor Russell Boston Theatre

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