Mortgage bond listing tied to United Gas Improvement Co
First mortgage five cent Gold bonds are described as an underlying bond of a prosperous dividend paying corporation in a large eastern city controlled by United Gas Improvement Co of Philadelphia. The issue is listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
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United Gas Improvement Co
Philadelphia
N. Y Stock Exchange
New York
America
New Orleans Terminal Co
Southern. Ry
St. Louis
San Francisco
KR. BR. Co
European Markets Near Easter Holiday Slowdown
The Stock Exchange faced a light week with four days of trading and a total volume barely above a single active day. Chelsea fire losses are now estimated around 5 to 7 million dollars, pressuring insurance firms already recovering from the San Francisco disaster.
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Stock Exchange
Stock
Chelsea
San Francisco
Unés
Interborough-Metropolitan
Thirh Avenue
Third Avenue
London Bank Report Sparks Call for Broader Balances Disclosure
The movement in London pushes for more frequent reports from joint stock banks and balances with Clearing House members, not just the Bank of England. Editors argue full information on all bankers and joint stock banks is needed to assess overtrading and gold reserves.
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Paris
London
Bank of England
Bank of France
Rcde
England
Bank of Germany
Australia
China
Berlin
Clark Williams
New York
English Associations of Chambers of Commerce
Clearing House Bank
London Clearing House
Bank of England If
Seays
Issel
Clearing House Association
Canadian Labor Unions Increase Activity Across Provinces
A Consul Van Sant report notes 232 labor organizations formed in Canada in 1907, with US unions dissolving and a net rise of 174. Compared with earlier years activity surged. 1962 saw 275 unions formed and 54 dissolved, a net gain of 291. Ontario led with 94 formations, followed by Quebec, Alberta, and British Columbia.
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Canada
van Sant
Kingston
Canadian Labor Department
Ontario
Quebec
Alberta
British Columbia
Harris & Co buys Hudson County bonds for county building fund
N W Harris and Company purchased forty year 4 1 2 percent Hudson County New Jersey bonds totaling 859000 dollars with proceeds to be used for county building projects. Bids for Philadelphia city bonds of 4 percent will open April 27 with 5 percent checks and full payment on allotment due May 4. The loan funds municipal improvements and securities deposits with a Western Maryland committee expire today.
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N. W. Harris & Co
Hudson County
N. J
Philadelphia
Committee of Western Maryland General Bonds
London Stock Market Prized for Easter Holidays
The London stock markets were featureless last week as traders deserted the Stock Exchange and delayed closing for Easter. Prices, though quiet, remained well maintained with a further heavy fall in Grand Trunk preference shares.
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NEW York Times
London
Stock Exchange
Grand Trunk
Steel trade position shows mixed demand and rising projects
An inactive steel consumer segment seeks price cuts while producers resist. Pig iron prices remain firm as rails brace for Pennsylvania specs at 28 a ton. Resuming Edgar Thomson steel rail mill operations, large bids flow for bridges and viaducts, 14 000 tons for a New York Central Ohio River span and 30 000 tons for other projects. Export demand stays strong with 75 percent of products shipped abroad as pipe orders loom.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Corey
Edgar Thomson
Carnegie Steel Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania
New York Central Railroad
Ohio River
Beaver County
Penn
McClintic-Marshall Construction Company
Western Railroads
Pacific
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago & Northwestern
County of Alleghney
Oliver
Pennsylvania Railroad
Midletown Car Works
Standard Steel Car Company
Butler
W. B. Ridgley
Cerro de Mecado
Mexico
Niuet
Boston Copper Gossip Highlights March Copper Output and Mine Activity
In March Lake Superior mines produced about 20 million pounds of refined copper at 13 cents a pound, with April expected to improve. Quincy mine runs at record levels as Tamaracks regain normal output. Michigan mined 19 tons in March, and Butte shipments reach about 1,300 tons daily to Washoe.
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New York Times
Boston
Lake Superior
Quincy
Michigan
Houghton
Atlantic Boundary Line
Atlantic
Ontonagon County
Challenge
St. Mary's Mineral Land Company
Butte
North Butte
Washoe
Butte Coalition
Barus
Minnie Healy
Coalition
Last Chance
Mitchell Gulch
Helena
Boston Consolidated Mill
Shawmut. Consolidated
Granby Consolidated
Japanese Visitors Sightsee in New York Before England voyage
Fifty seven Japanese businessmen and journalists plus three women arrived in New York from Washington and stayed at the Park Avenue Hotel before sailing on the Cedric to England. They spoke with President Roosevelt at the White House who affirmed friendly U.S. sentiment toward Japan. They toured Mount Vernon, visited Nippon Club events, and planned mobile tours, a Hippodrome visit, and a Buffalo Bill show as part of a world tour organized by Asahi Shimbun.
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New York
Washington
Park Avenue Hotel
England
Tsuchiya
Asahi Shimbun
America
Mr. Tsuchiya
White House
Roosevelt
Capt. van Horn
Japan
Mount Vernon
Cook
Tonneau
Kurishima
Nippon Club
West Eighty-fifth Street
Takamine
Chozo Koike
Mme. Koike
London Daily Mail
Sutton Place
London
Prices Firm in Paris on Muted Bourse Activity
Prices held firm in Paris as trading remained light on the Bourse last week. The smooth fortnightly settlement suggests the speculative element remains in a strong position awaiting resumed activity. Abundant cheap money is aiding sentiment and May bring brighter business expectations after months of sluggishness.
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New York Times
Paris
All Day Taxi Ride Ends With Empty Pockets
Chauffeur Edward Anderson says a full day taxi fare was 9 dollars and 65 cents. T De Witt Burrows, a broker from Hempstead Long Island, was arrested after fleeing from a taxi and chased to a Broadway streetcar. he denied payment and was taken to West Sixty eighth Street Station with no money found.
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Edward Anderson
East
Dobbins
Broadway
Anderson
Burrows
Weer Sixty-eighth Street
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NEM
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Morse & GO
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Chisholm & Chapmen
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Aed
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M Y
Wantld Corn Exchange Bank
National Bank of Commerce
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Jane Stec
United Cigar Manufacturers
Commercial Trust Co
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Ma Dominion Steamship Co
Cefies Co
TSS
Western Union Schip
R. Ds Kimball
Imeme Varues
Keen & Ward
N . Stock Exchange
E. W. Bliss Co
Crippie Creek Central Common
Tefit, Weller& Co
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JOOT
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Primrose & Braun
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