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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1913

Page

8

Bondholders urged to deposit bonds before November 20 1913

Speyer & Co warn holders of St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad bonds to deposit 5 to 20 year 5 percent gold bonds with Bankers Trust Company by November 20 1913 to share in the Bondholders Agreement and aid court ordered coupon payments. Deposits can also be made via Old Colony Trust Company Boston for transmission.

St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad Company Bankers Trust Company Wall Street New York Old Colony Trust Company Boston Mass Speyer & CO Alaska Gold Mines Company Sheep Creek

Inquiries to Boston Post on Stocks and Bonds

Monday morning column invites readers to submit inquiries about listed and unlisted stocks and bonds of New England industrials utilities banks and mills. Responses will be impartial and based on trustworthy data but not market forecasts or opinions. Include full name and address and limit inquiries to one question.

Colummn Boston Post New England Post Inquirer Boston Muss Howard Blanch Baird Eddie Dale Kiddo

Intrinsic value questions on Illinois Central stock

Reader asks for the intrinsic value of Illinois Central stock and whether to hold. The answer explains intrinsic value is relative to money and driven by assets and earning power. Illinois Central long dividend history, typically around 6 percent, with recent shifts. current implied intrinsic value around 110 based on a 6 percent yield. strong long term investment potential noted.

Illinois Central Boston Pennsylvania Chicago New Orleans Ilinois Central United States Metal Products Waa Hawthorne Mass United Metals Products Company United States Combeenars Arts Metals Construction Company

Investment opinions from the era on mining and rails

Readers ask about bonds of the St Louis Southwestern Railway Company and Maverick Mills preferred stock. Analysts note solid assets and fixed charges, a recent dividend cut, and a stock price decline tied to cotton shrinkage. Additional questions cover Alaska Gold Mines and Adventure Consolidated prospects and potential assessments.

T. Louis Southwestern Terminal Centerville St. Louis Southwestern Railway Company

Investment Offers From Leading Bankers For Berkeley And Midwest Bonds

A Boston Post editor note presents a weekly digest of attractive issues from top investment bankers. Highlights include Commonwealth Power five year 6 coupon convertible bonds, Detroit Edison first mortgage bonds, Iowa Railway and Light Company 20 year bonds, Interborough Rapid Transit Co. bonds, Los Angeles Railway first and refunding bonds, New England Power Co. bonds, Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Railway bonds, Southern Sierras Power Co. bonds, with prices, yields, call options, and earnings context.

THE Boston Post Commonwealth Power, Railway & Light Co Detroit Edison Company Detroit Iowa Railway and Light Company Iowa Corn Belt Interborough Rapid Transit Company Public Service Commission of New York Honda Interborough Rapid Transit Co New York State Los Angeles Railway Corporation Los Angeles New England Power Co Deerfield River Massachusetts Corporation J. G. White & Co Omaha & Council Bauffs Street Railway Company Nebraska Maine New Hampshire Rhode Island Southern Sierras Power Company California Nevada-California Power Company Southern Sierras Sierras

1912 Sets New Record for Unions

The State Bureau of Statistics reports 1912 as a great year for organized labor. The annual labor organizations report from director Charles F. Gettemy notes this record year in unions and related activity.

State Bureau of Statistics Bureau On Labor Organizations Charles F. Gettemy

Record of Labor Unions Growth in Massachusetts for 1912

The Massachusetts Bureau reports a large rise in union members and local unions in 1912 driven by IWW activity and key strikes. Massachusetts ends 1912 with 1361 unions and 236,768 members 211,019 men and 2,749 women. Boston hosts 289 unions with 87,833 members. Unemployment averaged 8.3 percent overall and 4.5 percent from lack of work.

Commonwealth Massachusetts Industrial Workers of the World Lawrence Lowell New Bedford Fall River Haverhill Boston Holyoke Webster Illus

Vardon Statement Corrected on Golf Skill and Course Difficulty

HOLE-HIGH argues that Vardon’s claim holds true. he contends editors misjudged golf skill versus course difficulty. He asserts top players win on hard courses requiring diverse shots, urging fairness in crediting Vardon.

Post Vardon Varden Boston

Waterways Congress to Open in Florida

Several hundred delegates including governors Congressmen and marine group representatives from Atlantic states will gather in Jacksonville for the sixth Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association convention to open Tuesday and stay four days. Congressman J Hampton Moore of Pennsylvania will preside.

Jacksonville Fla Atlantic States Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association J. Hampton Moore Pennsylvania

Market Review and Outlook Faces Hesitation After Rally

The market rose slightly after a Monday dip to the June low, but the rally lacks a clear end to a downward trend. Bears dominate the financial district while bulls hope for a recovery based on technicals and expectations of January strength.

Financial

Arrivals and Weather Halt Boston Harbor Activity

Bareergar three arrivals deliver 130000 pounds of ground fish at a cold desolate Boston wharf. The Lillie sails to Hamburg with 10000 barrels of apples as stevedores strike. Moltke and Hamburg American liner Moltke arrive late and will sail to Hamburg. Port quiet as fog and snow keep ferries and small craft tied up. Monthly American Merchant Marine Association meeting held at 88 Broad Street.

Arethusa Mary Lillie Hamburg Portland Maine Liverpool Boston Moltke New York Commonwealth Pier Cleveland United Fruit San Jose Port Simon C. R State Street Homesund Mystic Sloterdyk Rotterdam The American Merchant Marine Association Society Broan

Water front needs discussed by Boston captains and inspector

Police Inspector John F. Dwyer of the New York Harbor Squad attended as guest and joined Boston steamship captains in a discussion on waterfront needs. The event was featured in The Landsman.

Shipping News: Steamers and Tugs Depart for Various Ports

Shipping news lists numerous steamers and tugs sailing from and to ports such as New York Philadelphia Boston and Gloucester. Vessels named include Sloterdyk Metz and Behrens along with barges Liberty Josephus Manseim and Ontelaunee and schooners Walter Miller and Mary Weaver.

Sloterdyk Metz Rotterdam Hornsund Ger Behrens Hamburg San Jose MicKinnon Port Simon GC. R Prince Arthur Kinney Yarmouth N. S City of Atlanta Diehl Savannah Kershaw Johnson Norfolk Lexington Thacher Philadelphia H. F. Dimock O’donnell New York Moltke Rockland Ontelaunee Walter Miller Smith St. Martin’s Mary Weaver Jordan Bangor Edward Eveleth Barnes Newburyport Albert Baldwin Poland Rockport

Johnson Raps Politicians In Sermon

The Rev. Herbert S. Johnson of Warren Avenue Baptist Church denounced money driven candidates. He warned that if elections remain fueled by money, the republic could fall within a century and the American flag would go out of existence. He named Mayor Fitzgerald and several candidates including Lt. Gov. Walsh, Congressman Curley, and Rep. Giblin.

Herbert S. Johnson Warren Avenue

Pension Fund Concert Delights Boston Symphony

Despite gloomy weather a sizable audience attended the Pension Fund concert by the Boston Symphony Orchestra conducted by Karl Muck. The program featured Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony and selections from Bizet L aria Korsakoff Spanish Caprice and the Hungarian Rhapsody, highlighted by superb woodwind playing and virtuosic solos. The performance earned hearty applause and the audience rose to salute the ensemble's skill.

Pension Fund Boston Symphony Orera Karl Muck Symphony Boston Symphonychestra Beethoven Bizet Kim Korsakoff Dr. Mu Ales Mack

Germantown group seeks withdrawal of school board candidates

At a Germantown meeting in Galliv Hall yesterday, the Germantown Citizens' Association demanded that the Municipal League and the Pit School Association withdraw their candidates for the school board.

Germantown Ass Ton Galliv Hall Zens’ Municipal League Pit School Association

Boston Opera Hall Opens Grand Season With Major Opera

Opening week at Boston Opera Hall features Gems like Jewels of Madonna and Faust with debuts for several singers. Performances run Monday to Sunday with matinee and evening slots and prices up to 2.50. Box seats and ticket office details listed.

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