Financial figures from April 30 report item
The data show amounts: 201,484.03 118,720.36 2,698,97 458,435.53 with total 1,222,438.89. A balance of 53,099.37 and 20,037.66 plus 33,061.71 appear in the April 30 report.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1913
Page
16
The data show amounts: 201,484.03 118,720.36 2,698,97 458,435.53 with total 1,222,438.89. A balance of 53,099.37 and 20,037.66 plus 33,061.71 appear in the April 30 report.
Readers are invited to send inquiries on listed and unlisted New England stocks and bonds. The Post will answer impartially from trusted data but not guarantee accuracy or give market forecasts. Include full name and address and limit inquiries to one end post.
A reader asks about Cumberland Telephone bonds in the 5 percent range. They request guidance on whether Cumberland Telephone bonds are considered good investments and seek confirmation.
Notice by Frank H. Ratcliffe Treasurer dated Sept 23 1913 states principal payment at Old Colony Trust Co Boston and interest at the Treasurer’s office Room 325 South Station Boston warning bondholders to claim payments on the 1913 maturity issue under Boston and Albany Railroad Co.
The Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph 5 per cent bonds offer high grade utility status with about 5.15 per cent yield and strong collateral, while Lorillard 5 and 7 per cent issues function as first mortgages on assets with earnings ample to cover interest. both are considered solid industrial securities with varied risk profiles.
The market averaged 20 active railroad stocks fell to a two week low as Read ing and Union Pacific held near recovery highs. Bears regain confidence amid mixed leadership with Amalgamated and Steel eyed for weakness while copper strength and extra dividends influence shorting decisions. Bank deposits and call money trends push New York liquidity, with rail earnings and clearings showing contraction into autumn.
Notice announces payable assessment at Winona Copper Co with $1 per share. Related items include books open for Am Smelters Securities preferred B and meeting arrangements with Chi Mil St Paul and Colorado Fuel Iron. Books close dates unspecified.
Jackson Mississippi September 28. J B Stone conductor on the Alabama Great Southern train held up near Bibbsville reports fright cured his hay fever. He says he suffered weeks with hay fever but after the incident this morning there is no trace of the ailment.
In Biarritz France on September 28 General Porfirio Diaz ex-President of Mexico said he had received no communication from the Mexican war department ordering him to report for service. He suggested a mix up with General Felix Diaz may have caused any recall report and stated he would stay in Biarritz until mid October.
Reports from Sabinas and Barroterran indicate the constitutionalist army has suffered defeat and is in full retreat toward the border with 1490 federals in pursuit.
Joseph Walker, ex speaker, issues a public letter to Augustus Gardner of Hamilton Mass predicting Gardner will face defeat this year. In his critique Walker accuses Gardner of partial progressivism, denies direct legislative control to voters, and warns against Republican machine influence while urging true reform.
Deaths and funeral notices from Boston area residents with ages addresses and service details. Names include Barrie Bonython Boutilier Dobbins Doherty Dorrance Foley and many others with dates September 27 28 1913 and locations such as Dorchester East Boston Charlestown Roxbury Chelsea West Newton Jamaica Plain and Brookline. Funeral times mass venues and burial plans listed.
The Massasoit delivered 38 swordfish averaging 420 pounds each with some up to 60 pounds. Teazer brought in 2000 pounds of halibut. Groundfish total 75000 pounds from Strang er Genesta Ellen and Mary Rose Cabr al Ignatius Enos. Greenbriar to replace Esparta in banana trade. in New Orleans trade. Passenger arrivals: 670 from Yarmouth on North Star. 606 from St John on Calvin Austin. North Star to sail to New York Wednesday then Portland. WinniSimmmet guard inspected 15 life preserver violations among small craft. one motorboat chased to Charlestown yard.
The five masted schooner Marcus L Urann was pulled from Skiff Island Shoals by the revenue cutter Acushnet and tug Tasco and towed toward Boston. Divers worked two days making temporary repairs to discharge cargo in Boston.
Shipping notices list steamer calls including Arkansas Bremsen Copenhagen via Christiania North Story Dennison Yarmouth N Y Calvin Austin Mitchell St John WN B Nacoochee Dizer Savannah Ontario Bond Norfolk Quantico Thacher Philadelphia Bunker Hill O Donnell New York Herman Winter Crowell New York Suffolk Hersey Norfolk CY of Philadelphia Krym Glenove IL 1 Belfast Curtis Bangor City of Rockland Hwathorne Bath Ransom B Fuller Linscott Portland City of Gloucester Linpeken Gloucester Mass tug John T Donoghue Moon Edgewater towing barges Rondout Weehawken and Hackensack. North Star Yarmouth Norfolk M K B Harper Newfolk Bunker Hill New York James Whitney New York not 27th nestoched rock netting Ga ban Mary Arnold Ete Nellie ig ares Tonk meen from pboken.
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