Prices Firm on Light Dealings in Early 20th Century Markets
Daily market report shows total sales in New York 278,900 shares and Boston 32,094 with Union Pacific and Alaska Gold as most active issues in their cities. Year-to-date NY 64,840,000 and Boston 4,114,920 shares, compared with last year’s figures. Notable movers include Central Coal & Coke up in NY and Pullman up in Boston, while Peoples Gas falls in NY and Boston & Maine declines. Call money in NY at 2 3 4 percent and Boston at 3 1 2 percent. Time money ranges NY 4 1 4 to 5 1 2 percent and Boston 5 1 4 to 6 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Union Pacific
Alaska Gold
Central Coal & Coke
Peoples Gas
Pullman
Maine
Alacks Gid M Co
Terta
Smelt& R
Asm Smelt & It
Realiz
At&s F
At&f Pf. Oty
Baldwin Loco
Ohio
Beth Steel
Bklyn RT. Boly Ao
Cal Pet Corp
Can Pacific
Jala
Cm&sp
Erie
Gen Motor. &l
Il Central
Ing Cop Co
Mackay
Nat Biscuit
Nat E&s
Nyc
Nynh&h
Abbaya Baty
NY Ont& W
Nor & W
Wty
Nor Pao
Pacific Mail
People’s Gan
Pitts Coal
Pullivan
Pitta
St Spring
Rock Island
Studebaker
Tenn Copper
The
Texas Co
Third Ave
Nion Pacific
Wits
Stel Pf
Se É Corporation
Sub-Treasury
Yestern
Cuba
Col & Sd
Nyw & Bog
North
del Ie
North Pacific
Ee Ae
Det City Gas
Ry & Ray
Cote Pag
Pacific
V&g
Penn
Ami Ice
Erie “Galie
Sen ‘Eleo Ein
Sas
L& Sis
ATE
Renasi
Great Nortte SL
At&sf
Ae Bay Waeb
Fed Gulf & Ship i
Seab Air Ladh
Coast Line
Ay Co Gan
Beli
Té& Bs
India Steel
Pacific Col
Gp Pacific
Pitts L
Beth Steel de
Southern Ry
TOLER
Cnr
Pe City
Ae ‘Kings Co
Ben E
St Louis
Tol St
L & West I
Mil& St
Tate
Incense c
Mil & Se Bt
Underad
Liget &M
Union Pac Cvt
Mil & St
Lorillard Iy
Atlanta
Temiskam
Blue Bull
Anf
Ar Booth
Trethewey Wettlaufer
NY Gas Elh Wabash
Hgdy & Power Col
Comb
Dobie
Wabash
NY Gas
Florence
Ra Dome Lake
Daisy
Hollinger
Mynh& Hert
Jim Butler
Jupiter
McIntyre
Namara
Pearl Lake
Phevie
Midway
Montana
Central Tretfs North Star
Rea Mines
Ae Reys Higgs
Colo
Col. Industrial
Resivee Bailey
City of Co
Idaho
Litell Foster
Lwr Mam
Oly Gifford
Great
Opoho
Hargrave
Princes
Kerr Lake
la Rose
Sioux
Wall Street Drifts Amid Mixed Trading In New York
Market shows no clear trend as traders wait for a new stimulus. Union Pacific climbs to weekly high on cash distribution rumors while Erie and Reading show small gains and a late selling wave erodes strength. Bank reserves rise with roughly 8 million in cash holdings and Treasury deposits flowing to New York. Canada moves $1 million in gold for shipment. Bond activity remains steady with Rock Island issues leading at par value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Pacific
Erie
Reading Can
Rere
Treasury Department
Canada
Dominion
Rock Island
United States
Chicopee to auction highway loan notes in October
The treasurer of Chicopee Massachusetts will receive bids on October 1 for thirteen thousand four hundred forty four percent highway and loan dated September 1, 1913, payable in 1914 to 1917 inclusive, and one thousand dollars due January 1, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicopee
Maes
Boston and Albany 4% bonds mature Oct 1 1913
The Boston and Albany Railroad Company announces payment of principal at Old Colony Trust Company Boston and interest at the Treasurer's office South Station Boston. Signed by Treasurer Frank H Ratcliffe dated September 23 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany R. R. CO
Old Colony Trust Company
Court Street
Boston
Mass
South Station
Boston & Albany Railroad CO
Frank H. Ratcliffe
United States Smelting Declares Quarterly Dividends
The Aserctors of United States Smelting Refining & Mining Co declare a quarterly dividend of 1% on Preferred Capital Stock and 14% on Common Capital Stock, payable October 15, 1915, to stockholders of record at close of business September 30, 1915. Treasurer F. W. Batchelder notes details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Smelting, Refining & Mining Company
Preferred Capital Tock
F. W. Batchelder
Houghton County Traction declares dividends in 1938
Houghton County Action Company and the preferred stock will pay a semiannual dividend of 3.00 dollars per share with a semi-dividend of 2.50 dollars per share on the capital stock. Record date is September 17, 1938 with payment on October 1. Stone & Webster act as transfer agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton County Action Company
Stone & Webster
Inland Creek Coal Company declares quarterly dividend
The Inland Creek Coal Company directors declare a quarterly dividend of 50c per share on common stock payable November 1, 1915 to stockholders of record October 22, 1018. F. W. Batchelder, Treasurer. Eld Tap and Die Corporation also declares a quarterly dividend on preferred stock and 1% on common stock, payable October 1 to stockholders of record September 16, 1913. H. Payne, Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inland Creek Com Company
F. W. Batchelder
ELD Tap & Die Corporation
Greenfield Tap & Die Corporation
Sike
H. Payne
Local Market Sees Hayden-Stone Lead Active Trading
In Boston trading Hayden-Stone dominated volume as Hutte & Superior moved 5615 shares, rising from 87 to 3838 and closing at 3738 4. Butte & Superior saw output jumps to 11,167,000 pounds in August with earnings of 3,140,000 at 512 cents shelter, though still below its January high. Alaska Gold and Pond Creek also advanced amid strong copper group activity with Old Dominion and Arizona Commercial rising on news of property developments and a potential Arizona Commercial Old Dominion consolidation. Boston and Maine declined 112 points to 65 as volume waned, but overall tone remained firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hayden-Stone
Hutte & Superior
Butte & Superior
Alaska Gold
Pond Creek
Copper Group
Old Dominion
Arizona Commercial
Amalgamated
Boston & Maine
At&t
Alaska
Allouez Big Bbly
Ag Chem
Arizona
Atl Gulf
Bos & Maine
Butte & Ballak
Shaam
AIS Butte & Sup
Cal & Arizona
Cal & Hecla
East Boston
East Butte
Edison Elee
Fitchburg
Granby ii
Hedley
Helvetia
Indiana
Island Creek
Isle Royale
Als
Kerr Lake
la Salle Aly
Mason Valley
Mergenthaler
Mohan
Niew Eng
Rsly Aony
NY &N
North Butte
Old Colony
Pullman Co
Ray Consol
Shannon
Shattuck-Ariz
Sup & Bos
Swift & Co
Tamarack
Torrington
U S Steel
Utah Apex
Utah Congol
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
Quiet curb market Traces of activity at three firms
A calm trading day on the local curb market saw stocks drifting from open to close with minimal movement. Only limited business occurred among First National Copper, Boston Ely, and Nevada Douglas as details of minor fluctuations emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flrst National Copper
Boston
Ely
Nevada
Douglas
Bingham Mines
Bohemia
Majestic Douglas
Ohio Copper
Stewart & Eq
State Street Topics shows mixed market gains and UP strength
After three days of declines the market rose fractionally led by renewed Union Pacific strength. Cotton prices hit new yearly highs on expectations of 14 cent cotton with Texas and Oklahoma weather blamed. Union Pacific earnings slipped for August, with plans for an extra dividend in flux due to a government suit over Central Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Reading
Alaska
New York
Amalgamated
People’s
Commonwealth Edison Co
Texas
Oklahoma
Wees
Southern Pacific
Central Pacific
Bradstreet's Report Highlights Trade Strength and Steel Demand
Bradstreet's notes this week shows distributive trade centered on dry goods and apparel with active wholesale and retail markets while overall business trends improve. Prices stay firm in steel related goods and textiles, though woolens lag and mill capacity runs around 60 percent. Bank clearings total 3.093 billion, down 4.6 percent from last year. outside New York, 1.364 billion up 26 percent. Wool, wheat and corn exports rise for the period ending Sept 25, with year to date gains for grain and mixed results in other sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet
United States
Canada
Calendar for Today Payable to holders of record on date
Payable to holders of record on vte date. ofstock eat et eke et 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofstock
Trade Review Signals Cautious Yet Broad Upswing
R G Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade notes sustained progress along conservative lines with large current transaction volumes. Improvement uneven by sector, yet overall activity remains robust. Retail distribution improves despite cold, dry goods show steady demand while leather and footwear markets seek more forward orders. Copper prices ease after London break as copper stocks shrink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
London
Dividends Declared by Multiple Companies This Quarter
A list of quarterly and special dividends declared by Associated Merchants Company Boylston National Bank Claflin Company Fourth Atlantic National Bank Whigh Valley Coal Sales Company National Fire Proofing Company Pedibec Railroad Northern Pacific Railway Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Slag Slattery Company Associated Trust National Union Bank and others. Dividends cover preferred and common shares with pay dates in October and November. records dates range from September to October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Atlantic National Bank
Whigh Vatley Coal Sales Company
National Fire Proofing Company
Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Company, Ltd
Mae Yebie
Payal
Slattery Company
ER. T
Associated Trust
L National Union Bank
Harriman elected director of Greene Canaan Copper Co
Joseph W. Harriman of Harriman & Co and president of Harriman National Bank of New York was elected a director of the Greene Canaan Copper Company, taking the place of C. A. Duncan who resigned. He was also named to the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Harriman
Harriman & Co
Harriman National Bank of New York
Greene-Cananea Copper Company
C. A. Duncan
Canadian Telephone Bonds Over-Subscribed Signal Strong Investor Demand
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company awarded Lee Higginson & Co. $3,000,000 five percent first mortgage and collateral trust bonds to close the mortgage. The issue aims to replace Sunset Telephone and Telegraph bonds. Bankers report Canadian Bell Telephone five percents heavily oversubscribed amid strong investor demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Telephone &Telegraph Company
Lee, Higginson & Co
Sunset Telephone & Telegraph Company
Meagre arrivals at T wharf nudge ground fish prices
Ground fish prices rose as meagre arrivals at T wharf constrained supply. Ed Silveira offered cusk while G Freeman sold tinker mackerel. haddock and cod prices listed. Vessels and fares shown with totals for Haddock Cod Hake Pollock among boats like A P Andrews and Appomattox. Largest swordfish sold for 52 dollars, 800 pounds, Nova Scotia cargo value 14.50. Last week fish arrivals totaled 2,497,180 pounds from 55 vessels, compared with 2,423,900 pounds from 68 vessels a year earlier. Reports indicate ships nearing Boston lightship and Cape Race, with wreck details of Nellie F Sawyer and Leyland liner Winifredian sailing toward Liverpool with passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Wharf
Ed. Silveira
G. Freeman
Haddock
A. P. Andrews
Silveira
Appomattox
Leeds
Jennie
Avina
Boston
Nova Scotia
Cape Race
Crowell
Bunker Hill
New York
Nellie F. Sawyer
Calais
Pollock Rip Shoal
Winifredian
Liverpool
Shipping News Arrived With Numerous Steamers and Tugs
Shipping news lists arrivals and movements of many steamers and tugs including Halifax, Hawes, City of Atlanta, Diehl, North Star, Dennison, Portland, Beranger, City of Gloucester, City of Rockland, Hawthorne, Bath, and Baltimore vessels along with towing barges S. 0. 57, 1. & W. 4 and 7, R. & RL. 8, Musconetcong, Cohocton, and other named vessels and operators in multiple ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Hawes
City of Atlanta
Diehl
Savannah
North Star
Dennison
Yarmouth
Bunker Hill
Crowell
New York
Bay Port
Beranger
Newport News
Ransom B. Fuller
Linscott
Portland
Belfast
Curtis
Bangor
City of Rockland
Hawthorne
Bath
City of Gloucester
Limekin
Gloucester
Persian
Page
Philadelphia
Sloterdyk
Metz
Rotterdam
Nantucket
Berry
Baltimore
James S. Whitney
Pureka
Bennet
Newburyport
William Chisholm
Pierce
Everett
Gilles
Norfolk
Standard
Mugan
Honey Brook
Collins
Port Johnson
Paoli
Oliver
Radnor
Lackawanna
Brophy
Hotoken
Musconetcong
Coho
Sunday religious services listed across multiple Boston churches
A long list of Sunday morning and evening services from Adventist, Tremont Temple, Warren Avenue, Ruggles Street, Dudley Street, Clarendon Street, Union Square, First Free Baptist, First Baptist Commonwealth, First Church of Christ Scientist, Park Street, Shawmie Congregational, Old South, Hope Chapel, Union Congregational, St Pauls Cathedral, Church of the Advent, Ann's Church, and Tor n s Church. Includes pastors names, sermon topics, times, and choir details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
West Canton Street
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Herbert S. Johnson
WY. D
Frederick KE. Heath
Heath
Dr. Johnson
Robert Lister
Isabel Melville
Pilgrim
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Charles A, Earle
D. D
Brotherhood
Mabel Gill
Earle
Miss Maida Huff
First Free Baptist Church
Warren St
Holborn St
Roxbury
Horace H. Hayes
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
Austen K. de Blois
Vh. D
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paulstre
Boston
Park Street
Cor. Park and Tremont Sts
Conrad
Grant Drake
Shawmie't Congregational Church
Cor, Tremont and Brooklinests
E. Ellsworth Shumaker
OLD South Church
Willis A. Butler
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Pleasant Streets
Bible School
G. Charles Gray
Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
Allen A. Stockdale
Helf
Diverse U S revenue cutters list port calls and cargoes
A chaotic roster of ships and barges sails between Boston Woods Hole New York Norfolk Norfolk and other ports. Vessels include Gresham Limon Port Limon Coveted names such as Oriole Reliance Minerie and Paxinos. The document enumerates schooners tugs barges and steamers with numerous destinations and flags. Conservation of historical shipping activity highlights multiple vessels and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Revenue
Gresham
Woods Hole
Limon
Port Limon
Governes Cobb
St. John
Vera
Port Antoniet Howard
Baltimore
Bunker Hill
New York
Melrose
North Star
Yarmouth
T. H. Devereaux
Philadelphia
Reliance
Newburyport
Middlesex
Norfolk
Hureka
Minerie
William Chisholm
Newport News
Kennebec
Standart
St. Savage
Perth Amboy
Portland
Edwin TI
Pillsbury
Lynn
Paxinos
Conestoga
Todian Ridge
Spring
Ontelaunee
Paoli
Chicago bankers offer timber notes for C A Smith Timber
Continental and Commercial Trust and Savings Bank with Lyon Gary & Co of Chicago announce $1,500,000 in 6 percent collateral trust notes due July 1 1915 for the C A Smith Lumber Company. The company holds 284 000 acres with over 15 500 000 feet of timber, pledging bonds valued at $22 775 000 against $47 000 000 in bonds outstanding, leaving equity of $14 875 000. The notes are issued in small denominations to attract moderate investors, secured by first mortgage 6 percent bonds totaling $1,500,000 and $500 of first mortgage bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental and Commercial Trust and Savings Bank
Lyon, Gary & Co
Chicago
C. A. Smith Lumber Company
America
Co. A. Smith Timber Company
Boston Hebrews to Join New League
Jewish residents of Greater Boston will play a prominent role in the newly formed Anti-Defamation League of America once plans are finalized and shared with local branches. The league, formed last week in Chicago by 100 prominent Jews, aims to appeal to reason and conscience to curb caricature of Jews in stage, newspapers, and magazines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
Boston
Anti- Defamation League of America
League
Anti-Defamation League of America
Chicago
America
Sunday through miscellaneous church services in Roxbury and Boston
Multiple congregations list Sunday services in Roxbury and Boston led by Reverends Miller Nazarian Collier Tufts Reed Hay Snow with sermons on sin confession hand picked fruit life divine fatherhood and the inside of the cup. Also events include Salvation Army Bowdoin Square lectures Swedenborgian and Unitarian services with times from 10:30 to 12 and 7:50 p m and a 11 a m holiness meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Tfairbanks
Helm
ST. Mark's English Lutheran Church
Winthrop Street
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Boston
Edwin Lynn Miller
America
Methodist Episcopal People's
Cemple
Columbus Ave
Berkeley St
A. H. Nazarian
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Temple Street
State House
Frank W. Collier
Presbyterian First Presbyterian Church
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
W. M. Tufts
D. D
Dr. Tufts
Saul
Ripley
Salvation Army Old Boston NO. 1 Corps
Bowdoin Square Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
At & P
J. N. Roberts
Washington, D. C
Clarence M. Donald
Lawrence J. Campbell
of Christ
Adjutant J. N. Roberts
Washington, Db. C
Swedenborgian New Church
Swedenborgian
Church of the New Jerusalem
Bowdoiist
State House Grounds
James Reed
H. Clinton Hay
Hay
King's Chapel
Tremontail School Streets
Sydney B. Snow
Spiritualist and Metaphysical Lectures at Boston Halls
A listings page for Boston religious and metaphysical events featuring lectures and services across Steinert Hall, Metaphysical Hall, Christadelphians, New Thought groups, Spiritualist churches, Divine Science, and Harmony Hall. Notable speakers include J. T. Boulcott, Colonel John F. Darling, Miss B. Gertrude Hall, Professor Levanzin, and Sydney Smith, with free admission and regular Sunday gatherings at various venues around Huntington Avenue, Boylston Street, and nearby streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Students
Steinert Hall
Boylston Street
J. T. Boulcott
NEW Thought Church (Inc
Huntington Chambers
Emma
Poore
Metaphysical Hall
Hnoutington Avenue
Boston
P. m
B. Gertrude Hall
Christadelphians
Franklin Union Building
Berkeley Street
Catharine Howard Thompson
NEW Thought Forum
Pierce Building
Levanzin
First Spiritual Alliance Church OF
Larrier R. Edwards
Court Hall
Huntington Ay Nue
John FE. Darling
de. Edwards
Duntington Avenue
Unity Camp
Saugue
Fatiny Allyn
Lyceum
Cliftondale
Seollay Square
Camp Progress
Banner of Light Day
H. ©. Berry
Annie Chapman
Red Gowing
Sydney Smith
Divine Science
Church of the Living
Huntington Avenue
Hall
Robert ©. Hannon
Isaiah
E Malden
Progressive Spiritual Society
Louise Hall
Kneeland
Mme
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Devonshire St
Wall Street
Foreign Exchange
Letters of Credit
Baring Brothers & Co., Ltd
Union Pacific Butte & Superior
Granby
New York Market
United States Smelting Refining & Mining Co
Houghton County Traction Company
Houghton, Michigan
Island Creek Coal Company
Money Markets
Guin
Bicekeeenes
Karon High Point
Fey
Duluth
Kansas City
Detroit
Janet’ Prey Close
Greene A
Lhby
Boston Stocks
Ely Consol
la la
Manhata ‘Transit
McKinley Hille al
Standard Oil N J
Stewart
State Street
Atchison and Southern Pacific
Washoe
Atheses
Citiz
Boston Gas
Kolb Pely
Nat
Chive
St. Joe
Gr. Is
Ann
Mtg
Southern » Son
United Fruit
Q. Wells
Fargo & Air B. E
West
Air
Chaesebe
Chic
Milw, & Bt
Paul
Chicago Market
Booth Fisheries
Canal & Dock
Chicago City Railways
Edison
Chicago Elevated Railway
Chicago Tithe & Trust
Chicago Railways No
S & Marx
Kansas City Light
Sears-Roebuck
West Stone Ey
United
Union Carbide
Satepesconue
Armour
Chicago Railways
Chicago Telephone
Morris
Ogden Gas
South Side
Stock Exchange
Baltimore & Ohio
New & New Tevon
Neg Keck Taland
Sonn
Dun
Associated Merchants Company
Boylston National Bank
Oo Claflin Company
Butte
Anaconda Company
Utah Apex Company
F. A. Lchirmer
KE. FR. Hastings
J. J. Murphy
C. G. Schirmer
W. J. Carlin
H. M. Burton
W. L. Creden
C. Holmes
A. P. Loring, Jr
George G. Crocker
Plymouth Cordage Company
Ray Consolidated
Shipping News
Adventist Advent Christian Church
Warren Street
O. Farnham
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Fulton
God's Temple of Living
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Clarendon and
Montgomery Streats
James A. Francis
Barnes
Union Square Baptist Church
Walnut Street
Somerville
Francis W. O'Brien
Episcopal
ST. Paul's Cathedral
ER. M. Harper
St. Michael and All Angels
Church OF the Advent
Mt. Vernon
Brimmer Sts
William Harman Vay Allen
Father Sweet
Father Cabot
Et Ann’s
East Cottage
A. George BK. Jenner
Ermon
Trons Church
Florence Street
Wien
Denyse
Tunkhannock
Olsen
Paxtang
Cumberland
Swenson
Oriole
Wilson
Grace A.ge Barlow
Ringleton
Palmer
Owden
Madeline
Follett
Maurer
Gatherer
Brocklebank
Ipswich
Boston Hebrews
NEW League
Harmony Hall
Washington ,T
Spiritualist Phenomena Society
N. P. Smith
Mise Annie Webster
Sarah ‘Thompson
Anna Whittier
Esther Rosenbaum
Sophie Kampe
M. Ratnell
Temple Hal
Tremont St
P.m
Oy Graf Bartlett
Hooper
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