Bond Deposits Closed After October First 1914
The St Louis and San Francisco Railroad Committee states it will not represent undeposited bonds and may refuse deposits after October 1 1914. Deposits may be made before that date with Central Trust Company New York or Mississippi Valley Trust Company St Louis or in Berlin or Amsterdam. New York September 21 1914. Frederick Strauss et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Trust Company of
New York
Wall Street
New York City
Mississippi Valley Trust Company
St. Louis
Berlin
Amsterdam
Foreign exchange situation shows signs of improvement
Bankers expect a next decline in sterling to around 4.90 dollars as demand eases and exports improve. New York week exports reached 20 million dollars, up from last year, while imports shrink. Bond and note markets show mixed yields as syndicate disbands and bank clearings drop in major cities. Adams Express reports a 151 thousand dollar deficit on fixed charges for year ending June 30, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Adams Express
Sterling Exchange
London
New York
Baltimore & Ohio
International Harvesters
Adams Express Company
Fitchburg R A Company plans bonds for 2 5 0 0 0
Stockholders authorize bonds up to 2 5 0 0 0 to redeem 1 3 5 9 0 0 0 bonds due 1915 and fund permanent improvements. Directors to set dates and terms. Retiring directors re-elected. J W Brown notes income bonds coupons due Oct 1 unpaid. about 900 outstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg R. A
J. W. Brown
Maryland & Pennsylvania R. A. Company
The Valley of Fear Case Reed by Doyle Opens in Sussex Manor
In a fog of suspicion at Birlstone Manor a smoking gun and a hidden intruder spark a murder inquiry. Inspector MacDonald White Mason and Cecil Barker pursue clues from the open drawbridge to an American firearm and a mysterious V V 341 card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes
Pennsylvania
White Mason
Harley Street
America
MacDonald
Inspector MacDonald
Dr. Watson
Lion
Capus
Birlstone
England
Whitte Mason
Money Markets September Update and Bank Clearing Figures
The last day of September showed little change in monetary conditions with a slight slowdown in new commercial paper activity. Banks in Boston and New York continued extending customer indebtedness. call funds in New York at 6 to 8 percent, and locally 7 percent. Clearing-house totals and nine-month bank clearings across major cities are reported, with substantial figures for New York, Boston, and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
East
Stock Exchange
KK Exchange
Ibers
Treasury
Sis Esceis
WSS
Pea
Chicago
Lsio S Felz
Boston and Worcester Annual Report for Electric and Street Rail Co
The Boston and Worcester Electric Co reports for year ended June 30 with income from stock and dividends totaling 88,969 and other items. The Boston and Worcester Street Railway Co itemizes revenue from main line, equipment, traffic, and transportation totaling 213,766 with total operating income 417,847. Traffic statistics show 2,108,209 revenue car miles and 12,060,011 revenue passenger miles. Employees numbered 211 on June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fioston & Worcester Electric Co
Surghus
Boston & Worcester Street Rail Way Company
Reading August earnings across Reading system firms
August results show varied performance among Reading companies. The Railway reports gross 4,129,895 with net 1,246,125. Surafter digs 466,459. The Iron and Coal Company shows gross 2,477,598 and deficit 27,051 after digs 36,031. The Reading Company lists net 557,857 with surplus after des 2. All firms collectively show a total surplus of 520,012, with decreases compared to 1913 and 1914 figures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Railway Company
Cou and Iron Company
CPOE
Berlin business man unable to get home
Fred Gerlach a wealthy German aboard the Kronprinzess in Cecilic returned to Boston with his family after the ship put in at Bar Harbor at the outbreak of war with a large quantity of gold. He said he has important business interests in Berlin but may need to remain in Boston for a long spell before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker
Douglas
Birlstone Railway
Wnl
Cecil Barker
London
White Mason
Mr. Holmes
MacDonald
Ames
Holmes
Mr. Douglas
America
Dougle
Fred Gerlach
Kronprinzess
Cecilic
Bar Harbor
Boston
Gerlach
Berlin
Also Mentioned on This Page
St Louis & San Francisco Railroad Co
Frederick Strauss
James N. Wallace
Alexander J. Hemphill
Edwin G. Merrill
Harry Bronner
Charles W. Cox
Breckinridge Jones
Joline
Larkin & Rathbone
Charles E. Sigler
Financial News Notes
Commonwealth S. S
Houghton
Copper Range
Calumet & Hecla
Georgia Southern & Florida
Erie
American Smelting & Refining Company
John A. Sweetser
Boston Manufacturing
Whittenton Manufacturing
Salmon Falls Manufacturing
Turing
Canadian Northern
Maryland Steel Company
Sparrow’s Point
Alabama
Great Southern
Standard Oil
South America
Tate
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Texas Pacific
New York & Susquehanna Railroad Company
Goldfield Consolidated
Goldfield
Montreal Stock Exchange
Brazilian Traction, Light & Power Company
L. M. Gillet
FP. L. Lovelac
F. T. Maxwell
New York, Ontario & Western
Edward Milner
C.F. Brooker
J. P. Morgan
Canadian Consolidated Felt Company
Smart & Woods
Samuel Untermeyer
N. L. Amster
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
John R. Stanton
The
Michigan Copper Mining Company
Joseph E. Gay
R. G. Estee
New York Stock Exchange
Gilbert Eliot & Co
Mr. Eliot and
C. E. Fay
Wells, Fargo Express
Jacob H. Schiffe
Paul M. Warburg
Bangor
Lamont
American Steel Foundries Company
Pacific Gas & Electric Company
Fear
A. Conan Doyle
Mrs. Douglas
Window
V. V
Dr. Wood
Sussex
Wilson
Scotland Yard
Mr. MacDonald
Westville Arms
Times
Sir Charles Chandos
Mac
Cecil Yarker
Sunday Post
Halsey & Co., Inc
Congress St
Reece Button Hole Machine Company
Francis A. Shea
the International Button Hole Sewing Machine Company
Prancis A. Shea
Reece Folding Machine Company
Francis A, Shea
Money Markets
Boston & Worcester Annual Report
Leon
Clare
Minneapolis . A
Duluth
Kansas City
Toledo
Ecensveeeree
Detroit
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