Stocks Slump Amid Bank Rate Rise and Erie Worries
Wall Street steadies after a weak session as Erie and Southern group stocks lead declines. Bank of France rate increase spurs concerns of liquidity and railroad financing, with bears driving liquidation across Amalgamated, St Paul, Reading, Union Pacific, and Canadian Pacific as London selling adds pressure. The day closes with a general market mood of low spirits and renewed pessimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Eries
New York
Bears
Morgan Group
Southern Railway
Southern Railroad
Hills and Warrimans
St. Paul
Atchison
Reading
U. S. Steel
Bank of France
Paris
London
Berlin
State Street
Erie Road
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Washington
Erie
Chicago Northwestern
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Steel Common
Steel
New York Stock Exchange
Amalgamated Copper
Car & Foundry
Saelting & Ref
Anaconda Mining Co
Do Pre
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Central Leather
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mil
New England Telephone Bond Tender Offer 1907
The New England Telephone and Telegraph Company invites bondholders of the Fifth Series bonds numbered 2001 to 2500 to tender for sale and redemption at the treasurer's office 119 Milk Street Boston by noon March 23 1907. The bid pays up to 1020 dollars per thousand plus accrued interest, with tendered bonds to be redeemed on April 1 1907 if selected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
American Loan and Trust Company of
Boston
Milk Street
Mass
WM. R. Driver
Boston, Mass
State Street
Charles A. Hubbard
P.O. Box
Watertown
S. R. Knights & O
Tremont St
Ston
Eliot St
Washington
Gale
Park Square
Boston Loan Co
Washington St
E. FE. Reynolds
Treas
East
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Market Report of Stock and Bond Prices
The Boston Market records daily stock and bond price movements and total sales. This summary notes overall market activity and notable price changes from the day’s transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston curb market shows mixed tone and Sutton Bay leads
Interest in the curb market was narrow with a reactionary tone. Sutton Bay led volume at 24,720 shares traded priced from a few cents up to 9 1/2 cents, heavily bought by major stock houses. Greene-Cananea and Boston Ely showed firmness while Shoshone Pike, Rita Alta, Bull Frog Mines, Boston Cobalt and Rosario boosted overall activity. Raven's market behavior drew comment as fluctuations dominated the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton Bay
Stock Exchange
Greene-Cananea
Boston Ely
Bullfrog
Boston Cobalt
Rosario
Raven
J. Thomas Reinhardt
Exchange Place
Boston
Wall Street
New York
Owen
Nevada
Bingham Mary
Boston Ely Ee
Ase Ee
Ulsa
Boston Corbinly Thy
Butte
Cumberland Ely
Davis-Daly
East Butte Sear Eee
Foster Cobalt
Glenevin
Giroux O
Sig
Globe Consolidated
Ereeee Zee
Greene Gold S
Greene Cananea
Hassayampa
Inter Belanger R
Keweenaw
Laramie
Nevada-Douglas
Nevada-Utah
Newhouse
Nipissing
Rostario
Superior Copper
Superior & Pitts
Nly
Troy Manhattan
Utah-Apex
SOULE
Sunday religious services on Boston's Tremont and Roxbury streets
A dense schedule of Sunday worship across numerous churches including Ruggles Street Baptist Tre Mont Temple Baptist Dudley Street and Warren Avenue Baptist with varied sermons morning prayers and special music. Also listed are First and Clarendon Street Baptist churches Christian Scientist and other faith groups with service times Sunday schools Bible classes and evening programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Washington and
Tremont Streets
Charles C. Earle
H. E. Washburn
Old
H. Rhodes
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Canton Street
Herbert
Johnson
Stanford White
Anna Ellis Dexter
Dexter
Ricker
Vian
Delmont
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
D. D
Clarendon Street Baptist
William Ross
England
Bowdoin Square
Watch Tower
Bible and ‘Tract Society
H. L. Mitchell
Park Street Church
Park Street Church Society
Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Boylston Street
Joseph Walker
B. H. MacCurdy
Christian Missionary Alliance
Wesleyan Hall
Bromfield Effeet
Tra FE
David. Brockton
Joseph Slattery
Berkeley Hall
St. Patrick
Potter Hall
Huntington Avenue
Tremont Temple
Lee S. Wheeler
NEW Thought Church
Sheafe’s Hall
Aubject
the Promised Land
Julia Seton Sears
M. D
Christ
David
A. J. Lindquist
Campello
Christadelphians
Washington Street
Socialist Platform
Sheafe’s
D. Mikel
Paris
Arcade Hall
Park Square
Co-Operative Fellowship
Anna Dunlap
Richard Wagner
Nzetta BR. Sears
Park Betts Boston
Paine Ilall
Appleton Street
Church of Humanity
J. P. Bland
Unity Church
Jordan Hall
Gainsboro Street
G. Lester Late
Unity
Church Corporation
First Spiritual Science Church
M. A. Wilkinson
Lewis
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
George Cutter
Mossier
George
Topsy
Professor Peak
Legion of Honor Hall
Cumberland Street
Boston
Lottie Abramson
Wills
Abbie Burnham
H. Relding
Circle
Main Street
Everett
Forest Avenue
E. J. Trott
Children’s Progressive Lyceum No. 1
Williams. Butler
Legion of Honor
Erekson
Congregational Churches Offer Varied Sermons and Services
The Congregational churches across Boston announce a Sunday with morning and evening services led by pastors including Rev. George A. Gordon and Dr. A. Conrad. Weekly Lenten lectures, Sunday school, and men's study groups accompany Good Friday services and specific themed talks on biblical figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old South Church
George A. Gordon
Gordon
Isaiah
Joseph MR. Taylor
Boston University
Christ
Gordon Will Delver
Jeremiah
Park Street Congregational Church
Park and
Tremont Streets
A. Conrad
J. L. Withrow
PD. D
Dr Conrad
Endeavor
Shawmut
Samuel Richards Gaines
Berkeley Temple
Berkeley Street
Warren Avenue
A. Francis
St. Petersburg
Russia
Henry van Dyke
Alice Chapman
American Telephone annual report shows 1906 income rise and major property investments
The 1906 American Telephone annual report details income by source including dividends rentals and interest, with total earnings of 24.5 million and net surplus of about 12.97 million. It notes substantial additions to construction and real estate across the Bell system and maintenance expenditures of 32.8 million in 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Fish
United States
Bell Telephone Companies
Moran Denies Interview About Thaw Case
District Attorney Moran arrived at his office yesterday morning refreshed from a New York trip. He refused to comment on the Thaw trial and denied an interview attributed to him in a New York despatch, stating he never used that language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moran
New York
Post
Goethals To Lead Isthmian Canal Commission At Once
Secretary Taft names Lieutenant Colonel Goethals to replace Stevens as chairman and engineer in charge of canal work on April 1. He will shift from commissioner and trigger a vacancy filled by former Senator Blackburn. As chairman, Goethals earns 15000 dollars annually, with others at 14000 and 10000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Goethals
Mr. Stevens
Joseph C. 8. Blackburn
Kentucky
Colonel Goethals
Gaillard and
Liberty
Rouseau
Gorgas
Jackson Smith
Blackburn
Sea Cliff Inn Sale Dispute At Nantucket Court
Bondholders challenge a paltry 500 sale price of Sea Cliff Inn at Nantucket to John H. Hurley. Mansion and six cottages mortgaged for 95 000 foreclosed by Union Trust Providence. Nantucket Company originally owned property. sale confirmation disputed as too low. Judge Braley heard the case. matter referred to a master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Cliff
Nantucket
John H. Hurley
Supreme Court
Braley
Union Trust Company of Providence
Nantucket Company
Union Trust Company of
Providence
Malden Hebrews Concert For Charity Sunday Night
The Young Men's Hebrew Association of Malden will present its first concert in Marcus Hall Sunday evening. Proceeds from the event will be donated to charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Probate notices and executorship bids from 1907 Boston
Notices from Suffolk Probate Court announcing wills and executors for Annie Burns Mary Crane Paulina Smith and Mary O Leary. Appointments include Ellen Connors Leo Lambert Wilber Smith Patrick O Leary with bonds required and creditors and claimants instructed to file by specified dates in Boston papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Crane
Boston
Suffolk
Leo J. Lambert
Tremont Street
Mass
Paulina Smith
Wilber A. Smith
West Newton Street
Mary O'Leary
Civins
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. R
Amalgamated
North Butte
Copper Range and Butte Coalition
Isues
Massachusetts Electric Preferred
Edison
Butte Coalition
American Telephone & Telegraph
Copper
Balaklasa Copper Company
Charles K. McCornick
Soi ii
Charles Hayden
Direcor
Daly Judge Mining Company
Winona
Bullfrog Mining Syndicate
Walter Fitch
Salt Lake City
Calumet & Hecla
Fitch
Champion Iron Company
Marquette County
Mich
Dominion Coal Company
Butte & Boston Consolidated Mining Company
Newhouse Mines & Smelters Company
New York City
Whugene Meyer, Jr
McKinley-Darragh Company
Cobalt
E. Lawrence White
E. L. White
Bingham Consolidated Mining & Smelting Company
Balaklala Consolidated Copper Company
Montana Coal & Coke
Mont
Palmer
Montana Coal & Coke Company
White
International Trust Company
William E. Soule
Trinity
Massachusetts Electric Common
Treasury
Bankers’ Sterling
Quincy
Santana
Tamarack
United Ee
aUtahsent
Victoria
Winona Weeree
D ‘T
F& Tel
cEdison
aGen
Georgia
Seattle
Ord
al S Steel
BHS Rite Ag
Ogg
Bos Gona
Isle Royale
la Salle
lMont Coal
Swift & Co
Delaware & Hiudson
VT del, Lack & West
Oy & Rio Grande
Pitt Ae Securities
General Electric
Great Northern
Ilinois Central
Iowa Central
Kansas City Southern
Pitts Co & St Louis
Republic Steel
Rock Island
Sloss
Sheffield
St Louis Southwestern
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Texas & Pacific
Toledo
U S Rubber
U SS Steel
Virginia Carolina Chem
Wabash
Western Union
Florence
Goldfield
New England Goldfield Company
Caeerey
Hearts of Goldeld
Mackenzie
Massachusetts Loan and Guarantee CO
Journal Building
Ted Eveywhere
N. E
The
Eastern Investor
Heastern Investor
Milk St
United Fruit Company
Bingham
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Congress ST. Tel
Rito Alta Copper Company
Custer
Particularsyater
Owen Goldsmith & Company Curb Brokers
Old South Building
Argenta Copper
James J. Benelisha
Luliuwing Lauk
Bell
United Fruit
aBos & Alb
Any & NA
aBos & Me
Union Pac
aVt & Mass
West End
hAdventure
Allouez Sane
Bingham Sy
Butte Coal
Cal. & Ariz
Mexico
Michigan
Argenta
Arcenta
Frank & Wood
Congress St
Tel
Ennis & Stoppanicago Board of Trade
State Mutual Building
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paul Streets
Mary Baker Eddy
Methodist Episcopal
People's Temple
Charles A. Crane
RE. Y. M. Christian
Union Hall
George L. Perin
Beacon Universalist Church
Brookline
Philharmonic Orchestra
Florence Rhine
Laura A. Cave
Lillian F. Beunie
Spiritualistic
First Spiritual Church of Boston, Inc
Clara E. Strong
Walter J. Mason
Carrie D. Chapman
America Hall
A. Banks Scott
Vesnel
First Spiritual Temple
Exeter Street
Edgarton
Lord Byron
N. J. Willis
K. M. Ham
First Psychic Church OF Christ
Huntington Chambers
M. May Pee Messenger
H. G. Howard
Commercial Hall
Church of the Soul
N. P. Smith
Mary G. Carbee
Jennie Rhind
N. FP. Smith
Job iv
Willis
Mary Carbee
Annie Hanson Kibble
Duren
Mary F. Lovering
Miss Cooke
Dobson
Sophie Campe
George Baker
Mary Lovering
Progressive Spiritualists Society (Inc
Pleasant Street
F. A. Sherriff
First Temple
America
Mabel Reed Witham
Arisen Friends
Waelen Hall
Mme
Trask-Boynton
Professor Maynard
King of
May Stienen
Gowing
Sir Robert Fast
Frederick A. Wiggin
Ladies’ Lyceum Union
Red Men’s Hall
Science Fraternity
Bakstrom
Kneeland
Bolton
Carter
Brooks
Quimby
Ivall
Arnn
Abbie Atwood
Marrener
Dale Street
Roxbury
Warren Street
M. Knowles
Cumston Street
American Telephone Annual Report
THAW
Stevens
Sea Cliff Inn
Suffolk Supply CO. Inc
Bromfeld St
Russell
WM. A. Barnes
St. Botolph St
Park Sq
Maryland
New England
Eastern Grocery CO
Blue Hill Ave
Snow & Son
No. Market St
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