Oversubscribed Pennsylvania bonds draw massive London demand
In London on April 27 the Pennsylvania bonds were released amid overwhelming interest. Banks say subscriptions were closed within an hour after opening and may total many times the issue. Oversubscription appears strong both domestically and abroad, with sizable allocations expected for individual investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Buring Brothers
Rothschilds
Grain and Provisions Prices Drift on Mixed Crop News
Wheat futures eased after a Liverpool drop with a partial recovery as cold Nebraskan and Spring wheat conditions supported bids. U.S. visible wheat supply declined 867,000 bushels mid day while export demand for September October offered some late rally. Minneapolis saw a 275,000 bushel two day drop. cash No 2 red winter wheat priced around 1.00 to 1.15 dollars, Chicago area bids around 1.05 to 1.12. Corn held steady amid weaker country offerings with a 105,000 bushel drop in the visible supply and No 2 corn quoted around 0.73 to 0.74 in New York and afloat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Nebraska
Southwest
Northwest
Minneapolis
Wis
New York
Tania
Duluth
Wes
Rio
United States
Santos
Ste
Lee Ets A
AGUA
Escveses
Mnence
Coffee market steadies with modest gains and light demand
The coffee market showed a steadier tone though activity remained light. Prices closed with a net gain of 10 points and 9,500 bags were sold. Havre and Brazilian receipts were modest, with weekly totals around 82,000 bags for Rio and Santos.
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Ampany
Havre
Agaist
Jundiahy
Foreign Market Update from London and Berlin
London reports fair demand and gold availability. Paris secures most of the million pounds in gold at reduced price. US and UK securities show mixed movement with gilt prices dropping and American stocks fluctuating. Berlin notes dull trading with irregular but mostly higher prices.
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London
Paris
The
Stock Exchange
AEE
American Securities
Uniton Pacific
New York
Union Pacific Aml Atchison, Fopeka & Santa Hé
Prictese
Berlin
Dulind Pricis
Foreign public securities yesterday's quotations
Yesterday's quotes list European state and municipal securities. German consol prices show 36s. Bavarian Government, Saxony, and other German entities appear with varied figures. Mexican, Russian, and French rents and British consular rates are also noted in the rundown.
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Tram Coursl HS
Tesch Sax
Trading and metal markets edge lower on Friday
The London market showed weakness as copper and tin fell while pig iron and lead moved mixed. New York Metal Exchange prices drifted with copper bid and ask gaps widening, and treasury actions announced a call on national banks for about forty five million dollars split between May 9 and May 23, 1908.
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Tira
Lake Down
Tsscnepaise
Efi
Fey Lee
Enetiness
Oper Metal Tre
London
Rtaniard Foundry
Sie Od
Middeshorn
New York Metal Exchange
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
London Stock Closing Prices Amid Mixed NY Comparisons
Report on yesterday's London closing prices for American stocks compares gains and losses with New York equity benchmarks. The note highlights notable movers and the overall market tone amid modest volume.
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London
New York
Mining stock prices and brokers list from San Francisco report
The April 27 report lists official losing operations for mining stocks with many brokers and place names such as Sierra Nevada Atlantic Harmony and Ophir. It mentions various companies and exchanges, including Crown and Mogul, with scattered figures and premium notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Mayer & Co Solvent Again After Bankruptcy Proceedings
Fragmented notice reports Mayer & Co a stock exchange firm once in bankruptcy. Delaware and Stevens discharged from bankruptcy by Judge Helt. Proceedings continue with unclear details and surrounding assets and claims.
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Stock Exchange
Financial Notes and Movements in 1890s Banking Firms
Speyer & Co announce holders of certain notes must deposit to obtain the loan readjustment agreement and return their notes to the Guaranty Trust Company of New York by May. The Mutual Alliance Trust relocates its east side branch to 200 and 208 Grand Street with basement vault and foreign exchange facilities. Atwood Violette & Co move to 20 Ree Street. Manhattan Trust’s vice president Charles G. Stout departs on a Shmehaka trip to London. Hudd & Co move May 1 to Morris Building 68 Broad Street. Harris & Co buy 1 million more 5B percent refunding bonds from People’s Gas Light in Chicago, bringing outstanding total to 12.4 million. proceeds fund improvements and extensions. James Seedman of the Consolidated Exchange resolves his financial obligations in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Consolidated
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
New York
Wall Street
Atchison Railroad
Moffat& White, Lee, Higginson & Co
Chirk, Dodge &Co
Atchison General Mortgage
New York State
N. W. Harris & Co
People's Gas Light and Coke. Company of Chicago
Chicago
New York Air Brake Company
Brooklyn Rapid Tlransit Company
J. P. Mogan & Co
Speyer & Co
Lsctrie
F.inrida, Limited
Llan
Guaranty ‘Trust Company of
Mutual’ Alliance Trust Company
East Side
Grand Street
Atwood Violette& Co
New Street
Ree Street
Charles G1
Stout
Manhattan Trust Tei
London
Ss Consolidated Stock Exchange House
Son Do
Hudd & Co
Tiviad Street
Muarters
Morris
Broad
People's Gas Light and Coke Company
James Seedman
Consolidated Exchange
Board of Assessors
140Th Street
Cypress Avenue
24Th Ward
Boston Road
3D Avenue
17Th Street
Perry Avenue
Herman A. Metz
City of
Colorado mining stocks close on local exchange
Special to The New York Times reports the closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Local Exchange for April 27. Listings include bids and asks such as Dantes, Isabetta, Portland, Rawlings, Vindicator, Findlay, and Work with varying prices, reflecting a niche mining stock market snapshot.
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Colorado
New York Times
Colorado Springs
Col
Dantes
Isabetta
Mer
Tinney
Portland
Public notices on New York legislation and hearings 1908
Notices announce hearings on bills to amend New York charter and transit laws. Acts include amendments to Greater New York Charter and rapid transit provisions. Public hearings set at City Hall as dates and times are listed with mayoral sign-off and department notices. Sealed bids for ferry houses and materials also requested by the Docks and Ferries department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF Docks and Ferries
Pier A
Battery, Place
Manhattan
Staten Island
Saine Place
Otis, &c
Teg
Public Notices from New York Supreme Court and City Records
A dense public notice listing proposed rapid transit property acquisitions in Manhattan linked to the Degnon Contracting Company and city planning, plus notices of local improvements and bids from 1908. It details parcels on Centre Street White Street Walker Street and Canal Street, and references assessments and hearings for parks and fire department projects in Manhattan, Bronx, and surrounding boroughs.
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NEW York Supreme
Coun
New York
Man- York
Escoritin
Board of Rapid Transit Railread County
Board of Estimate
City of
Supreme Court
Judicial Department
Board of Rapid Transit Railroay Commissioners
Degnon Contracting Company
Public Service Commission
State of
Centre Street
White Street
R Street
Walker Street
Entre Street
Centre
Public Services Commission
Canal Street
Walker Gigest
Centre Ots
Ypirst
Clork
Walkers Street
Borough of
Manhattan
Boroucn
City of New York
State of New York
Nassau Street
Borough of Manhattan
Register
County of York
Francis K. Pendleton
Corporation Chansel
Hail of Records
Centre and
Chambere Streets
Board of Assessors
6Th Ward
New Street
Hall OF Records
Reade
Chambers Streets
Herman A. Metz
Public Hearings Set On City Bills In New York
A series of notices states that acts passed by both branches of the New York Legislature will be examined in public hearings at City Hall. Dates include April 29 and April 10, with times ranging from 10:30 to 10:80 A M. George B. McClellan signs the notices as mayor.
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Assembly
Senate
New York
City
City Hall
New_York
George B. McClellan
Greater
Ssch
Tee
Aves Oyity Hall
New~ork
Nayor
Greater New York
City of
Bhranches
City of New York
George Be. McClellan
New
New Yor
George
McClell Bohs
PAC
Board OF Estimate
Pronix
Maxvor
NPEPW
Puljic
Its
George D BB. McClelluan
New T
Cit
George ‘B. Maclellan
Brooklyn
City Mail
Georgh B. McCiollan
Bankruptcy sales in Southern District of New York
Notices announce bankruptcy asset sales in Manhattan and boroughs. Auctions list trustees, receivers, and bidders for estates of WWE Silverman and Herman, Manx bankrupt, Geringder, Louis Panishefsky, Rees Company and others with dates in April and May 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court OF the United States
Southern District of York
WWE Silverman and Herman
J. Siw AN
W. Silverman & Son
Bankrupt Sales of Estate Goods Across New York District
Multiple bankruptcy sales announced in the Southern District of New York. Auctions led by Charles Shongood and Anselm Frankenthaler include estates from Berl Silbergluit Marquis Chocolate Company and Leon Rubay with assets such as books, accounts, plant equipment, machinery, autos, and office fixtures. Receivers Edward Finuhh and Peter Rolney oversee proceedings at 1697 Broadway and 82 Nassau Street, with dates in April 1908.
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Sporial Ta
New York Teese
Albany
Gi ¢Aplir
Weo Goald
Hetei
West i Wet
York
Taik
Mead
Pheren A
Os A
Nichmond
New. York
Brownlyn
Capi- HO T Om H
Aoflehl
Cortlandt Street
Wea
Io Wilson
Broadway
William
Alfresrcoend
New Yorkes
Wright
Davony
West Pitty- Col
Ls Alfredea
New
Capital
Ienry Amerman
Franca P. Rawle
Morand
Edward M. Peek
New York
Wallfourth Street
William AG Strrenson
Ache
West Wigakes
Maicy m
Gare
Duey Eeg
North Street
New’ Rochelle
District Court OF
LX States
New Jeris
Chailes Minners
Chas
Showgood
U. 3
Ne York
Leonard Street
Borough of Manhattan
Oakwood
Fitchmand
Marcus Helfand
New York City
Peter Rolney
Thes District Court OF the United States
Southern
Perter Zucker
Joseph L. Young
William Street
District Court OF the United States
Southern District of
Marquise Chocolate CO
Ongood
Southern District
At & Ninth
Edward R. Finch
Nassau Su
Leon Rubay
Chas. Shongood
A. S. Auctionesr
Borough of
Manhat
Moinery
Proposals for Army Buildings and Credit Claims
Notices of creditors against Gross & Kleeberg awaiting verified claims by June 12, 1902, from William H. Bobotham assignee and lawyers Myers & Goldsmith. Also sealed bids by April 2008 for Officers Artillery School and Enlisted Men School buildings at Fort Monroe and Fort Hamilton with triplicate proposals, guarantees, and manufacturer details required.
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FT. Monroe
Val
Depot Quartermaster
New York
N. Y
St. Lonis
Q. M. Department
N. W
Washington
D .C
Chicago
U. S
Ernest R. Tilton
Long Acre Electric asks PSC to authorize stock and bonds issue
The Long Acre Electric Light and Power Company petitions the Public Service Commission First District for authority to issue ten million dollars of non-cumulative non-voting preferred stock at seven percent and six percent bonds up to fifty million dollars, with twelve point six million issued now and rest secured by a mortgage on all property. A hearing is set for April 30, 1908 at 12:20 PM at 154 Nassau Street, New York City. Also listed is bankruptcy notice for Charles Shongood and related assets of Julian C. Smith, with trustee Edward Bruce Hill and attorney Oliver Mitchell, at 138 Leonard Street, Manhattan.
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FRY Bistrict Court
Trt United
New York
piMtrer
Oe & Robinson
Hankin
Jerukropt
Nedot
United States
Hern Tistrict
News
York
Ogiick A. M
Neo Ih
Rourh of
Manhattan, Ciy of
New
a@lyuve fink, SMITH
Strtits Ampany
Sal
Oliver R. Mitchee
Bdmart & JS Vce
HILL
Truster
Walt Sincef
TS Te
Wooster St
Cooper Bros
Weil
Wbore
Royal Bank of York
Tric Light and Power Company
Publice Service Commission
Nassau Street
Poroarh
Manhattan
New York City
Long Acre
Edgar van Etten
District Court OF the United States
Smith Oo Pe
Charles Shongood
United States Acctionerr
Leonard Street
Borough of Manhattan
Julian C. Smith
New York Life Insurance Company
Oliver R. Mitchell
Edward Bruce Hill
Wtreet
Amsterdam Avenue
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Arthur J. McClure
NY Surrogate Notices for Deceased Royalties and Administrators
Notices issued under New York Surrogate Court orders summon all claimants against deceased Royal E Deane Harriet H Garner Henry P Doremus and related estates. Creditors must present claims with vouchers by specified dates at attorney offices and executors addresses in Manhattan including Park Row Wall Street Broadway and Wall Street venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New. York
Harriet H. Garner
Whitridge, Putler & Rice
Ae Tae
Wall Street
New York
Doremus
Henry P
Charles H. Beckett
Alice M. Doremus
Jes Tard T. Doremus
Shields
New York City
New York Referee Schedules Sale in Schroder Estate Case
In New York County Supreme Court a sale by auction is ordered in the estate of Ernestine Schroder. The referee Richard M. Wynny fixes the par cels at 6th Avenue and Gambril Street properties in Manhattan and the Bronx, with specifics on lot boundaries and adjoining streets. Attorneys for plaintiffs Estelle Haher and others and defendants are named, and the sale date is set after court proceedings dated April 24 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Str Reme Court
County of New York
Aura Schroder
Ernestine Schroter
Eynrstiss Vom Simeter
Schroder
Art Ushrrs
Daly Mac Smd
Mada
Manhattan
Timis
Incheas
Gambril Street
Terioning
Belug
New York
Bisecker ‘Street
Breecher Street
Llescher Street
Richarty
Sidney Hl. Stuart
Ian
Richard W. Tint
Ernestine Yonaster
Charles’ von Munetér
Cardoso & Sattens
Estelle Ilaher
Oscer Schroder
Louise Schreier
Arthur
J. Westerman
Arseiiia Lorenzz
Consumers Fark Fbrewing
Adolph Block
George
Yo Wenzel i
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Pennsylvania
Close
Atchison
Grain and Provisions
Woolwork
Yorks
Meser
Ergsville
T Dean
Charles Lake Avenue
Hohthound Hill
Madison Avenues
E. Johmson
Suzanette Burnstein
Brooklin
Indry
Capacy Melnikoff
Madison Avenue
Diree Broadway
Neo Louis Burnstein
Lo Pu
Fulton Avenue
Street & Fi
New “York
Canital, Ors
Widlaea L- Robinson
Newimmey
Summit
N. J
Lewis H. Fond Company
Brooklen
Tors
Tee Gateson
Girnene Ave
Dishon
Ext Capital
Gates Avenue
Nue
Julius Mueller
Camp Vernon
Westchester County
Cyt
Jwsus Aueler
Emasek
Lillis Knabe
Union Avenue
Mount Vernon
Suit Corpeny
Isva
Kate
Josenhim S. Gussow
East Bsiutzky
Broadw Brans & Capital
Ilan Company
New Year
Charles Sthreimer
Las N Street
Edward G. Slater
A. Judson
East 122 Street
Z . Rogers Sales Company
John H. Wright
James Aan
Herman G. Preuss
Westchester Corporation
Ei Ital
Henry
Lohman
Joseph Murphy, Jr
G. Cohn
Attorney Street
Fork
Swift & Company
Ivate
Foreign Public Securities
Produce Exchange
Yepertec
Boneh Mint
Metal Market Reports
Aste
Ns Tigia & Norcuss
Coma
Belcher
Sierra
Nevada
Atl Nian
Tonopah
Kendall
Oie
Lone -Seares
Seenecese Montana
al Bullerog
Atlanta
Gould
Financial Notes
Bbtik
Department OF Parks
Arsenal Building
Fifth Avenue
Sixtyfourth Street
S&timaths
Park Board
A. Ae Vis
Tiverside Drive
Henry Smith
Joseph I. Berry Michael J. Kennedy
East Sixty-seventh Street
City of New Yorker
Borough of Brooklyn
Nicholas J. Hayes
Joseph J. Bear
Michael J. Ranedy
Commissioners of Parks
James. Smith
Poollaich
Tinarsiay
O'Eteok
Uted
RDO Es
O F
Leo Uprenhein
Bbdie
Dire Shires Vet
Tlg- Lueniet
Seoueig
Spee
Urs
Nathaniel 3
Ssfith
District Court OF the United Nt
Lioneer
Southern District of New
PiiEteys T
At Crupt
Newcom&b
H T. Lesser
NY Draadeau
Nkruptcy
Geringdrer
Ehengood
U. 5
Henry V. Poor
Delancey &T
John. Gruenberg
Recalver
H. & J. J. Lgsspr
Recuviver
Treadway
Pyramid Garage
St. Ani Traulway
United States District Court
Southern District of New York
Berl Silberglueit
Anselm Frankenthaler
Charles Shengood
New York Ily
Sala Ipaies
Oppenheimer & Schreier
Bread
Betwe
Beaman Miller
Attorn
Marquisd Chocolate Company
Charles XM. Hough
Ninth Avenue
Edward Ro Finuhh
Nassau St
Peter Zucker
Joseph In Rah NG
Willam St
Gross & Kleeberg
James A.yoorman
Supreme Court of
Nassignes
Broad Street
William H. Bobotham
Myers & Goldsmith
Fort Hamilton
Carmine Street
Gambril
Porough
Bronx
Fort Sofet
Gombrit_ Street
Bleecker Street
Allourh
Ark
Brecester Street
Dat
Richard M, Henry
Raferea
Gus
Goun
Louis Yes Nin
William Figsenzweig
Chnson
Joh P. Pasiencwar
Horoush
Levi P. Morten
Pauline
George OC. Holerlihh
Liberty Street
Amateriam Avénar
180Th Ermat
Ten Turing
Arthur J. Mi Che
Rouse
Hossman & Voithals
New Torse
Board of Revision of Assessments
Queens
1St Ward
138Th Avenue
Jamaica Avenue
Cumptrose
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