Atlantic Gulf & West Indies Steamship Lines History Summary
Editor notes the 91st weekly survey of securities and finance as the Atlantic Gulf & West Indies Steamship Lines rose from the ashes of Consolidated Steamship. It details asset transfers, stock holdings in Clyde, Mallory, New York & Cuba Mail, New York & Porto Rico, Eastern, and Texas City lines, and the capitalization structure including bonds and preferred and common stock levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Gulf & West Indies Steamship Lines
Consolidated Steamship Lines Company
Consolidated Steamship Lines
G& W. Morse
United States Circuit Court
Consolidated Steamship High Finance
Consolidated Company
Mallory, Clyde, New York & Porto Ricn
New York & Cuba Mail
Western
Metropolitan Steamship Companies
Eastern
Metropolitan
Eastern and Metropolitan Steamship
Atlantic Gulf Company
New Haven Railroad
New Company
Texas City Steamship Company
Mallory Steamship
N. Y
Cuba
Porto Rico
Eastern Steamship
Texas City Steamship
Capital Securities
Atlantic Gulf & West Indian Steamship
Consolidated Steamship
Consolidated Steamship Company
New Co
Atlantic Gulf
Consolidated Steamship Securities
Morse
New England
Atlantic Gulf steams toward earnings gains after reorganization
After absorbing bonds and stock in a major reorganization the Atlantic Gulf and West Indian Steamship Lines shows rising earnings. 1910 gross $16.40 million, up from $14.01 million in 1909, with net income of $3.49 million and a 78.7 percent operating ratio. Eastern Steamship Company, partly owned, reports growing six‑month results and higher dividend prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Gulf
Eastern Steamship Company
Atlantic Gulf & West Indies Steamship Lines
New
The
Boston & Bangor Steamship Company
International Steamship Company
Kennebec Steamboat Company
Portland Steamship Company
Rockland & Bluehill Steamboat Company
Portland & Rockland Steamboat Company
Market Struggles Persist Amid Whipsawed Trading and Cotton Outlook
Narrow trading ranges and lack of activity frustrate brokers as prices swing with little obvious cause. Cotton experts predict a crop near 15 to 16 million bales, with 10 cent cotton becoming possible. Rail earnings dip but show signs of improvement, while equipment makers brace for a revival. United Fruit earns praise for strong results, and several utilities push to new highs alongside United Shoe Machinery stabilizing near yearly lows.
Preferred stock plan for The American Tobacco Company
A committee of stockholders announces steps to dissolve the tobacco company’s combination and create a new structure in compliance with a Supreme Court decision. Holders of preferred stock are urged to deposit certificates by August 28 1911 with Central Trust Company New York to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
United States of America
American Tobacco Company
Central Trust Company OF
New York
Wall Street
New York City
New York Stock Exchange
Bondholders Urged to Deposit for Tobacco Company Dissolution Plan
The Supreme Court ordered a circuit court review to dissolve the American Tobacco Company and reorganize the assets. A committee invites holders of Four Percent Gold Bonds of American Tobacco and Forty-Year Gold Bonds of Consolidated Tobacco to deposit bonds with Guaranty Trust Company by August 28, 1911. Certificates of deposit will be issued and later listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Tobacco Company
Morton Trust Co
Guaranty Trust Company of
N. Y
The
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
American Tobacco Company
Circuit Court of the United States
New York
Nassau Street
New York City
Supreme Court
Guaranty Trust Company
New York Stock Exchange
Amalgamated Nevada leads Boston curb market declines and gains
Amalgamated Nevada topped yesterday's curb market with a swing from 14 cents to 912 cents and back to 12 cents after heavy trading of over 18 000 shares. Majestic slid from 0.5 cents to 55 cents while United Verde Extension fell 11 cents to 77 cents and Chief Consolidated eased 6 cents to 91 cents. Overall curb list fluctuated with detailed figures provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Nevada
Majestic
United Verde Extension
Chief Consolidated
Atchison G Bos
Bos Albany
Bos & Maine Eeees
Butte Coalition
Cal & Arizona
Cal & Hecla
Franklin Eoeteornes
Granby
Greene
North Butte
Utah
New Eng
Portland
Pullman Co
Swift & Co
United Fruit
United Shoes
Ise Eeee Ae
US Steel
Securiti
Amal-Nevada
Bohemia
Calaveras
Aeven
Daly Ovens
Germany
Hollinger
Lion Hill
Majestic Massoleti
Seeer
Nevada
Ohio
Wee
Market Wrap as Cotton Report Looms
Stock markets await the cotton report with New York and Boston showing varied activity. Notable figures include Reading at 32,900 shares as the most active in New York and Steel common at 1,135 in Boston. Ex-div losses hit Baltimore & Ohio in New York and National Carbon in Boston amid shifting call and time money rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Reading
Steel Common
Car. Chem. Prof
Balt
Ohio
Chicago Junction
Time
Local Market Sees Boston Elevated Hit New Year High
The Boston Elevated stock surged to 1230 1-2, a new high for the year as local industrials and specialty shares outpaced copper prices. Copper stocks held steady or declined in many cases, while other sectors showed stronger price movement over months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Westinghouse Elects Herr as President and Office Changes
Edwin M. Herr is elected president to succeed Edwin F. Atkins who will stay on the board. H. P. Davis becomes vice president with other officers re-elected. Reports from Union Pacific plans suggest major asset readjustment and executive changes under Judge Lovett aimed at improving operating efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin M. Herr
Westinghouse Electric Company
Edwin F. Atkins
Atkins
H. P. Davis
Union Pacific
Lovett
Bondholders urged to deposit American Tobacco six per cent bonds
A Supreme Court decision prompts a bondholders committee to collect Forty Year Six Percent Gold Bonds of The American Tobacco Company. Deposits must be made to Guaranty Trust Company of New York by August 28 1911 with powers of attorney and certificates of deposit listed for NYSE listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tobacco Company
Town and County Loans and Bond Sales Report
Dedham Mass grants a temporary loan of 20000 to Dedham Institution for Savings at 3.25 percent. Bristol County Mass sells 30000 four percent notes dated Aug 1 1911 maturing 10000 annually 1917 1918 1919 to Bristol County Savings Bank Taunton at a 770 premium. Newark N J sells 1200000 temporary loan 3.5 percent bonds to Blodget Co. Blodget also wins 15000 four percent sewer bonds dated Aug 1 1911 maturing 1912-26 at 102.276. Marlboro Mass bids 102.276.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Mass
Dedham Institution
Bristol County
Bristol County Savings Bank of
Taunton
Newark
N. J
Blodget & Co
Marlboro
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Insurance Companies
Chicago
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Pevonshire Street
Cesten
Wall Stree
Baring Brothers & Co., Ltd
London
National Casket Co
Draper Miz
U. S. Bobbin & Shuttle
Lamson & Hubbard
Buffalo & Susq
Citizens’ Gas & Elec
Elyria, C
Edison Portland Cement
Boston Securities
Nat'l
Ht. & Pwr
Ydaho Oregon Lt
Pwr
Middlesex Banking Co
Apsley Rubber Com
Yankee Fuel
Atlanta
Library Bureau
Hudson River
Youngstown & Southern
Cleveland & Erie Tract
Hutchinson
Kan
Rome Gas Elec
Maine Water Co
York Haven
Wtr. & Pwr
St Johnsbury
Champlain Ptd
Sedalia Lt. & Tract. Co
Union
Buffalo, Lockport
Tockin
Main
State ST
Atlantic, Gulf & West Indies
S. S. Lines
Eastern S. S. CO
Inia Rwy. & Power Co
Y Tract
Term's Co. Hs
Elec. & Heating Co
Ndler Bros
Nkers and Brokers
Milk Street
Chicago Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Cage Board of Trade
Speaker Walker
Noni
William E. Soule
Massachusetts Gas
Island Creek Coal
Massachusetts Electric
American Telephone
Boston Elevated
United Shoe Machinery
High Point
Call
Eeaee
Eeeeee
Boston Clearings
Ood Vvety Ous Sagenuous Tae
Reichsmarks
J. N. Wallace
Frederick Strauss
Charles D. Norton
Harry Bronner
Ernest Iselin
F. L. Babcock
Adrian H. Larkin
Treeeee .de Ic
American Tobacco
Charles H. Sabin
Philip Lehman
J. R. McAllister
Samuel McRoberts
Samuel Sloan
F. J. H. Sutton
Evarts, Choate & Sherman
Joseph H. Choate
Weene
Kerr Lake
Lake Copper
South
Tuolumne Eeseee Oy
West T & T
Iowa Central
Tehi
MSP & SM
Pact&t
People’s Gas
Pitts Coal
Ray Consol
Rock Island
South Pacifie
Texas Pacific
U S
Maryland
West Union Water
Westinghouse
Cee
Eeereee Apt
AT & Enese
Balt & Ohio
Beth Steel
Brooklyn RT
Brooklyn U Gas
Pacific
Ches & Ohio
CM & S&s P
Col Fl
Guaranty Trust Company of New York
Alexander J. Hemphilly
T. DE Witt Cuyler
Howland Davis
J. Horace Harding
Albert H. Wiggin
Lewis B. Franklin
Nassau St
Morgan J. O'Brien
Toway
Pacific Coast
Porcupine —Marain
Toronto
King St. W
Wires
WN. Y
Broad St
J. Thomas Reinhardt
Boston Curb Exchange
Devonshire St
Weads
James Shay
Ise
Safety Razor Co
Bostets
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