St Pauls Leaks Break the Market Headline
Total sales New York 418 600 shares Boston 17181 shares most active issue New York Chesapeake & Ohio 58000 shares Boston Arizona Commercial 2780 shares. Time money New York 3 to 4 1 4 per cent Boston 4 to 4 3 4 per cent. Call money New York 13 4 to 17 8 per cent Boston 3 per cent.
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New York
Boston
Chesapeake & Ohio
Arizona Commercial
Adams Express
Edison
Calumet & Hecla
Wall Street Slumps as Rail Stocks Drag Market Down
New York reports weakness in the stock market with railroad shares leading losses. Chesapeake & Ohio declines after the note issue terms, St Paul drops following an ICC examiner’s charge, and foreign selling weighs on equities. Steel steadies but eases late. bonds stay under pressure amid total par value sales of 3.45 million.
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New York
Chesapeake & Ohio
St. Paul
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rock Island
London
Baltimore & Ohio
Kansas & Texas
Denver & Rio Grande
U. S
Market Bulletin Notes Activity in Arizona Commercial and New Arcadian
The Boston market reports Arizona Commercial leading with 2789 shares traded, followed by New Arcadian with 1460 shares as the second most active issue. Prices fall across several stocks amid a cautious mood, while New Arcadian benefits from recent drill success at nearby New Seattle. Boston & Maine and Amalgamated also drop after earnings disclosures reveal losses and a fire-related income decline.
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Boston
Arizona Commercial
New Arcadian
New Baltic
New Sbaitte
Calumet & Hecla
Steel
Mississippi River Power
Boston & Maine
Boston & Albany
Amalgamated
Metal market notes and bond figures from New York exchange
Copper and metals markets show quiet trading with spot and forward prices for copper tin lead and spelt er. Stocks bonds and rights totals are listed alongside minor notes on iron and antimony activity.
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New York Metal Exchange
Cook
Son
State Street Topics on Railroad Irregularities Shock Markets
The Interstate Commerce Commission found serious irregularities in the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul and its subsidiary with overstatements in 1910 and 1911. Market reaction was sharp with St Paul leading declines. The commission disputes the figures and notes potential rate impact. Western Union rights and J I Case results also shape outlooks amid broader industrial signals.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway
St. Paul
Post
The
St. Paul’s
Illinois Central
Continental and Commercial National tops deposits in Chicago
Chicago reports show Continental and Commercial National bank surpasses 200 million dollars in deposits the only bank besides New York’s National City to pass that level. The piece notes eight banks exceed 100 million with New York and Chicago leading, and discusses weekly money movements including a two million two hundred fifty thousand dollar loss for New York banks offset by gold exports to Paris. It warns of continuing gold withdrawals and possible future difficulty rebounding gold if needed for crops or expansion.
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Chicago
Continental & Commercial National
United States
National City Bank of
New York
Shawmut
Boston
Philadelphia
National Bank
Interior
Paris
Bank of France
Weather and markets curb East trade this week
Bradstreet's notes stormy weather, poor roads, and a cautious market in the East this week. Traffic was tied up, buyers stayed away, and salesmen were recalled, reducing road orders while optimism for the future remains but purchases stay conservative. The late forecast is a factor in holding back speculative activity.
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New York
Bond Market Notes across several cities on short term loans
Troy sells 250000 of 4 1 2 percent water works bonds to Remick Hodges Co. Philadelphia seeks bids for 3 million of 4 1 2 percent school bonds by April 1. Quincey awards 100000 temporary loan to Estabrook Co with Blake Bros bid. Waltham invites bids for 200000 loan due 1914. Fisk Robinson notes Smyth joins municipal bond dept in NY. Worcester bids due March 7 for 250000 loan. Belmont sells 17000 4 12 percent water bonds to R L Day Co. Medford awards 100000 loan to R L Day Co. Marlboro bids for 30000 loan due 1914.
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Quincey
Mass
Estabrook & Co
Blake Bros. & Co
Medford
R. L. Day & Co
Stockholders urged to deposit Rock Island shares for committee action
The Rock Island Company stockholders form a committee to protect their interests as Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway plans dividend suspension affecting collateral trust bonds. Bankers Trust appointed depositary with global deposit locations and proxy requirements.
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Rock Island Company
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Co
Berlin
New York
New York Stock Exchange
OLD Colony Trust Company
Boston
Adventist Second Advent Church Sermons in Somerville
Putnam Street Somerville FP B Banks pastor preaches at 10 30 am on Phatira and again at 7 20 pm on God s Eternal World to Come Evangelical Christian Church services at 10 am and 2 pm with Sunday school at 12 05 pm. address 160 Ware Avenue rest of text partially unreadable.
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Adventist Second Advent Church
Putnam St
Somerville
B. Banks
Cilhik Ba
Iendon Street
Clarendon and
Montgomery
James A. Francis
Auer
Ulises Wuarece
Square Baptist Church
Wall Street
Francis W ‘N. D. D
Christian Scientist
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
St. Paul Streets
Boston
Mass
Willis
George A. Gordon
Ev Bible School
Ambrose D. D
Harvard Church
Apel
Shawmut Street
Dieasant Streets
Bible School
Ohn FY
Brant
Terbauvas Reform Bureau
Evangeli “Ianee
Greater Boston
Eet
Massachusetts
Gideons
Christian Camavellers
Ev. White
Rihla
Vtiopal Reading
Hurch
Mt. Vernon Sbrimmer
William Har
van Allen
Ats
Mendelsson
M. Emmanuel Church
Newbury St
Elwood Worcester
Svighton Parks
St. Bartholomew's Church
New York
Will Spenk
Ralph Wray
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Temple St
State House
I'rar’ N, Collier
Seton-Sears
New Thought
Richards Hall
Huntington Chambers
Huntington Avenue
James F. Care
Scenic Temple
Cor
Berkeley Atoremont
Franklin Union
Ommon Cause Forum
Edward PF
Donova
Catholic Christian Mission
West Scott
W. R. Utehtman
NEW Thought Forum
Progressive Alliance Church
Lucy A. Johnson
Dwight Hall
Tremont St
Mr. Pierce
Mme. Whiter
Jollimore
Emmons
Jayden
Parks
L. A. Johnson
Unity Church
Eener Gainsboro Street
Frederick A. Wiggin
Messay
Spiritual Endeavor Society
Stawood Hall
Pleasant St
Malden
Specif ‘Tice
George B. Cu
Everett
Adele C
Williams
Odd Ladies' Hall
Dr. Gowing
Cambridge
Massachusetts Avenue
Georg Nutter
Hoyt
Gowing
Odd Ladies’ Hall
Nzetta B. Sears-Hill
Fleming Hall
Pearl Street
Armstrong
First Presbyterian Church
Claumjus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Boston Church Schedule Highlights Today Sundays Services
Multiple Boston area churches list morning and evening services across confessional groups. Notable details include Rev Austen K. DuBlois at Baptist church preaching on Purposes Broken or Broadened, and Rev Robert Johnson with Rev Jamset Heath at Warren Avenue Baptist Church. The schedule features choir music, Sunday schools, and special sermons across Temple Baptist Roxbury and other congregations.
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Baptist First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
Boston
Austen K. DuBlois
Chadwick
Tossini
Oakley
Endelxsohn
Schuman
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Wner West Canton St
Taber Acle Baptist Church
Obert
Johnson
D. D
Jamfek E. Heath
Heath
Hnson
Mexico
A. J. Fairbanks
Creation photo drama at Boston Theatre Sunday
Pastor Russell presents a seven hour color photo drama titled Creation at the Boston Theatre. The event unfolds in eight sections with showings at 10 a.m. 12 p.m. and 2 p.m. Part 1 at 7:30 p.m. and Part 2 follows. The public is invited to view the marvel of Bible scenes and incidents.
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Pastor Russell
Boston
Presbyterian and Salvation Army Church Notices
A collage of local church notices lists services and events at FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH and FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH with pastors Rev. K. M. Munro and Rev. W. E. Simo, and at FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN, plus a Salvation Army gathering in Boston. Also Swedenborgian Church invitations with lectures by Rev. James Reed, Rev. H. Clinton Hay, and Rev. Gould.
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Boston
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Bowdoin Sq
Sur
Ensign Donald
Adjutant Bray
Captain MacCann
Fonday
Tereopticon
Scotland
W. A. Antrim
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Campbell
Church of the New Jerusalem
Bowdoin Ac
State House
James Reed
H. Clinton Hay
Hay
Caiaphas
Swedenborg
Gould
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Vincent Ravi
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Eo. Mark
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Boston University
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Boylston St
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Science Bib
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VIA
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Dear Nus
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Warren
K. M. Munro
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Tipley
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