Kuhn Loeb Co In Spelter Maryland Financing Plan
Kuhn Loeb & Co. likely to finance Western Maryland reorganization, aiming to make the line independent. Plans follow a favorable report on the road’s condition under receivership, with development focused on a self-sufficient carrier of soft coal and not as a Gould ocean-to-ocean link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Gould Roads
Dme
Wall Street
Ohn, Loeb & Co
Wabash
Gould
Ithh
Maryland
Alvin W. Krech
Equitable Trust Company
Pittsburg
Tidewater
Money Market Rates and Clearing House Report
Money on call on Stock Exchange at 2 to 3 percent with 8 percent closing. Time money 3 percent for sixty days, 3 1 2 percent for ninety days and four months, 3 percent for five and six months. Mercantile paper 3 4 percent for sixty to ninety days, 4 1 2 percent for four to six months single names, 5 percent for others. Clearing House says exchanges 188,999,994 balances 6,374,003. Local banks loss 15,337,000 this Friday vs 761,000 last week. Sterling demand 4.8715-4.8720, sixty days 4.85-4.8510, cables 4.8750-4.8760. Continental bills francs 5.19 1/16 plus 1/16 and 5.15 minus 1/16, reichsmarks 94 1/2 and 95 3/16 plus 1/32, guilders 40 5/16 plus 1/16. Exchange on New York Boston par se discount, Chicago 5e premium, St Paul premium, tusis 5c premium, Orleans commercial 1 to 1.25 discount, San Francisco 20c premium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Mercantile
Clearing House
Treasury
Sterling Exchange
Continental
Reichsmarks
Guilders
New York
Boston
Chicago
St. Paul
Tusis
Orleans
San Francisco
Bar silver prices in London and New York cited
The report notes bar silver at per ounce in London and at 48 cents in New York. Mexican dollars are listed at 45 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Coffee market briefs and voyage of shipments linger
Quiet spot activity with steady prices and March delivery sales of 3,500 bags at 5.20. Rio No 7 bids 64% to 66%. weekly warehouse deliveries reach 205,897 bags, with New York at 138,477 bags. Rio and Santos bets total 1 275,000 bags. year comparisons show 176,000 bags last year and 503,000 two years ago. Contract price ranges noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iles
Edon
Sao Paulo
Rio
Sfotal
United
Pentes
New York
Santos
Financial notes and new brokerage firm openings
Passengers on the Celtic arrive from Europe. Charles A. Morse & Co. opens a branch at 477 Fifth Avenue led by H. R. Lingg. John Moller Jr. joins the firm Newburger Henderson Loeb at 100 Broadway. Axi H. Johnson Co. formed at 34 Pine Street with A. H. Johnson and Norman Barnesby handling bond business. William H. Flagg joins Lawrence & Co. as general partner. Spencer Trask & Co. distribute a prospectus listing investments on the New York Stock Exchange. Pell & Co. offer 200000 International Nickel 30 year 5 percent bonds yielding about 6 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sty
P. Morgan
Sjr
E. J.berwind
Celtic
Europe
Charles A. Morse & Co
Fifth Avenue
H. R. Lingg
John Moller, Jr
Stock Exchange
New‘burger, Henderson & Loeb
Broadway
Axi H. Johnson Bo Co
Pime Street
Belog
A. H. Johns
Norman Barnesby
Swilliam H. Flagg
Tall Street
M. Lawrence & Co
8 Exchange
Spencer Trask & Co
New York
G. H. P. Pell & Co
Gilsey House Bankrupt After Insolvency Petition
Louis Frenkel proprietor of the Gilsey House on Broadway and Twenty-ninth Street faces bankruptcy filed by Ralph H Raphael for creditors Samuel Frank 726 John Patterson 114 and Landgraf Manufacturing 34. Archibald Douglas named receiver with $2000 bond as assets valued at 3500. Raphael cites Mobilities at 25000 and uptown hotels drawing away business. Frenkel formerly ran Hotel Albert at 65 University Place before taking Gilsey lease March 22 1907 at 43000 yearly rent with 15000 deposited as security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Frenkel
Gilsey
Broadway
Twenty-ninth Street
Ralph H. Raphael
Samuel Frank
John Patterson
Landgraf Manufacturing Company
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Company
Hojt
United States District Court
Archibald Douglas
Raphael
Frenkel
Boston
Albert
University Place
Pennsylvania Railroad sells bonds for road improvements
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company sold 5 million dollars of Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington 4 percent gold bonds to Brown Brothers & Co. and Edward B. Smith & Co. These bonds mature annually from 1915 to 1924 and were issued with authorization to increase indebtedness. Proceeds expected to fund improvements on the Philadelphia to Washington line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Brown Brothers & Co
Edward B. Smith & Co
Baltimore
Washington
European Markets Report Strong Overall Despite Mixed Trading
London money steady with discounts, Paris gold demand heavy at 3 million, Continental news lifting foreigners. New York open led American shares to par while Sao Paulo coffee loan issues and bar silver, rates hold steady amid quiet Berlin and firm rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
The
Stock Exchange
New York
United States Steel
Union Pacific
Sao Paulo
Continent
Metal prices ease and hold on London and New York exchanges
Transactions on the local Metal Exchange were light with copper unchanged from Friday. In London, spot copper fell 12s 6d, futures 17s 6d. closing quotes £62 12s 6d spot and £63 12s 6d futures. Tin at £130 10s spot £152 5s futures. lead £13 3s 9d. spelter £20 12s 6d. Iron warrants firm at 47s 8d standard foundry and 48s 9d Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Standard Foundry
Cleveland
New York Metal Exchange
Weather forecast for cotton and grain states Tuesday and Wednesday
United States Weather Bureau forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday covers many states. The report lists fair conditions across the South and Midwest with occasional changes such as unsettled weather in Oklahoma and Kansas and possible rain or snow in parts of Michigan and Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Kansas
Arkansas
Indiana
Illinoia
Michigan
Upper Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Supreme Court limits Interstate Commerce Commission power relations
The Supreme Court ruled the Interstate Commerce Commission cannot compel private railroad officers to answer questions about personal stock dealings even when tied to investigations of railroad companies. Justice Holmes led a majority that criticized the commission’s sweeping reach and rejected extending inquiries to individuals. Justice Day with Harlan and McKenna dissented, urging full questioning by the commission. Harriman and Kahn commented they would have answered if proper, citing confidentiality of corporate matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Edward H. Harriman
Otto H. Kahn
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Supreme Court of the United States
Commission
Justice Holmes
Messrs. Harriman and Kahn
Harriman
Union Pacific Railway
Congress
United States
Harlan
McKenna
Day
Circuit Court
Kahn
Justice Moody
Panama Canal Bond Payments Boost Sub-Treasury Cash
The Sub-Treasury reported Saturday a cash gain of 10.523 million dollars, lifting the weekly total to over 15.3 million. The payments on subscriptions to the Panama Canal bond issue were made by a syndicate including National City Bank First National and J P Morgan Co with 10 million bonds allotted and about 20 thousand dollars added yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sub-Treasury
National City Bank
First National
J. P. Morgan & Co
Sub- Treasury
Panama
Canadian Northern Gains Control of Duluth Road
Official notice from Duluth Minnesota reports that the Canadian Northern Railroad has acquired controlling interest in the Duluth Virginia and Rainy Lake Road. The information comes in a letter from D Mann vice president of the Canadian Northern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth, Mimn
Canadian Northern Railroad
Duluth, Virginia & Rainy Lake Road
D. Mann
Canadian Northern
Great Northern Buys Duluth, Superior & Western
Deeds filed show Great Northern Railway Company of St. Paul and Allouez Bay Dock Company of Superior, a GN subsidiary, purchasing all property of the Duluth Superior & Western road Company for 2 829 256 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Madison
Wis
Great Northern Railway Company of
St. Paul
Allouez Bay
Wheat and corn markets steady amid irregular trading
Trading was irregular as traders dominated activity while foreign markets showed limited change. Cash wheat in New York ranged 1.06 to 1.13 dollars with various grades offered. corn prices held steady with Liverpool improves and supplies shrinking, prices quoted for No. 2 corn at 66 to 66 and a half cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
New York
Duluth
Chicago
National
Biscuit
Tool
Illinois Brick
Edison
Subway
Swift
Booth
Chicago Title & Trust
National Biscuit
Sears-Roebuck
United Boxboard
United Poxboard
New Owners Take Control of American Felt Company
George F. Willett of Boston and New England interests gain controlling influence at American Felt Company with Robert F. Herrick elected to the Directorate. Stockholdings rise from sales by aging directors and an estate. New board members include Dumont Clarke and Albert H. Wiggin. The American Belt Company, organized in 1899, has $5 million authorized capital and mills in New York New Jersey and Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Felt Company
George F. Willett
Boston
New England
Robert F. Herrick
Dumont Clarke
American Exchange National Bank
Albert H. Wiggin
Chase National Bank
American Belt Company
New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
German capital comes here in coke by products deal
The Oberschlesicher Kokewerke und Chemische Fabriken Aktiengesellschaft of Berlin has extended into this country by purchasing the United Coke and Gas Company ovens. It plans a 2 million dollar firm named German American Coke and Gas Company to operate the plants, effective January first. The American Coal Products Company will retain Barrett Manufacturing, while Elkins-Widener sellers gain representation and Baron Fritz von Friedlaender-Fuld heads the Berlin firm’s board alongside Ladenburg and Hallgarten officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberschlesicher Kokewerke Und Chemische Fabriken Aktion Gesselschaft
Berlin
Germany
United Coke and Gas Company
American Coal Products Company
German American Coke and Gas Company
Barrett Manufacturing Company
Elkins-Widener
Rival Smelters Watch Utah Copper Plans
Reports of new competition for American Smelting Co spread in the financial district as Utah Consolidated Copper interests announce plans to build a smelter to process their ore and undertake custom work. The Garfield plant had handled ore previously, but a renewal contract could not be reached, prompting the Utah group led by Urban H. Broughton to pursue a competing facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Financial District
Utah Consolidated Copper Interests
Amalgamated Copper Company
Utah Consolidated Copper Company
Stanilaus Power Co Sold to United Railways Group
The United Railways Investment Company announced arrangements with Stanilaus Water Power Company securites representatives to acquire and control the Stanilaus power assets. The combined system would have about 64 000 horsepower capacity with 40 000 horsepower surplus for sale, developed along the Stanilaus River in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Railways Investment Company
Stanilaus Water Power Cmpany
United Railroads of
San Francisco
Stanilaus Water Power Company
Stanilaus River
Caliornia
Financial Progress in 1998 from The New York Times Annual Review
The thirteenth issue of The New York Times Annual Financial Review, published January 10, 1909, gathers leading bankers financiers manufacturers and political economists to discuss international banking state banks national banks trust companies railroad progress and American industries with statistical tables and diagrams to aid investors and students of financial history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Financial Progress
New York Times Annual Financial Review
Dia
Advv
Bankruptcies in New York firms include Napier and Bis kinty
The list details bankruptcy filings and receiver appointments for silk merchant Thomas S Napier of 113 Spring Street and Constantine Biskinty wholesale dealer at 60 Washington Street, with liabilities around 10 000 dollars and confirmed 15 cent on dollar compositions, plus numerous other debt cases and court actions across Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Dress Binding Company
Abramowitz & Westerman
Church Street
Pee Oe of
Constantine Biskinty
Washington Street
Holt
Frank
Malek
East Seventieth Street
Ela Nalyka
William H. Rieger
Wiliam H. Rieger
West Sixty-first Street
J. A. Reynolds
Red Bank
N. J
James King
Harrison & Byrd
Wall Street
Newman Springs Villa
Samuel E. Rork
Porges
Simon Buch
Cain
West Thirty-eighth Street
Prince Humbug Company
Betsy Rubin
Market Street
Max Rubin
Samuel Zechnowitz
Samuel Lipschitz
Harry Osterman
Joseph Hyman
Union Avenue
The
Bronx
Isaac Mech
Samuel Elfenbein
Jonah Nadanofsky
Third Avenue
Blumenthal
Daniel McKee
Abraham Nechamkin
East Broadway
Harris Seegers
James Ross
Michael Handin
Handin & Drabkin
Leland 9. Stillman
British American Insurance Company OF
New York
Seabury
Supreme Court
Eugene D. Hawkins
Cedar Street
San Francisco
Edward Moosbrugger
Union Square
Sherman Park
N. Y
Federal Oil & Gas Company
United Cities Realty Corporation
Champion Silk Company
Robert H. Ingersoll
Lincoln Trust Company
Hudson Trust Company
European- American Bank
Kaufman. Bros
Harris
Julius Kaufman
Kaufman Bros
East Eleventh Street
A. M. Wisar
James’ Bramson
Charles May
W. M. Beard
Joseph Lichterhberg
Brooklyn
Pitkin and
Stone Avenues
Broadway
Eighty-second Street
Manhattan
Judge grants bankruptcy discharges for several New York and area debtors
United States District Court judge Holt discharged multiple bankrupts yesterday. Names include Winfield Basik flour and grain broker with 33 975 liabilities, Rufus Atwo formerly of Bella Vista Hotel with 4 511 liabilities, Ralph Boyarsky hotel keeper with 20 523 liabilities, Samuel West hotel clerk with 8 150 liabilities, Harry Gilmore saloon manager with 2 949 liabilities, Corin An liquor dealer with 12 123 liabilities, Anse Cooper salesman with 2 500 liabilities, Harold De Revere naval stores with 7 liabilities, Samuel Fischer printer with 2 326 liabilities, Lloyd and Thoman furters with 4 864 liabilities, Julius M Locker dry goods with 34 255 liabilities, Emil Schoemmel stereotyper with 765 liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt
United States District Court
Winfeld
Basi
Rufus W. Atwo
Bella Vista
Tarrytown
Ralph Boyarsky
Grand Street
Rockaway Beach
Samuel R. West
West
Fortieth Street
Darlington
Thirtieth Street
Eighth Avenue
Harry Gilmore
Lexington Avenue
Corin
H. AN
Broadway
AL Nse Coper
164Th Street
Harold F
DE Revere
Naval
Front Street
Samuel Fleischer
Crosby Street
Lloyd & Thoman
Julius M. Locker
Orchard Street
Emil Schoemmel
Southern Boulevard
Judgments Filed on Amounts Over One Hundred Dollars
A list of judgments filed yesterday shows debtors and creditors with sums ranging from $100 to $6,457. Notable entries include Reeve executors against L. Adams for $2,316 and City of New York against A. Winckler for $7,303 reversed. Other cases involve Bloomingdale S. J. against Keenan for $6,383 and Firemen’s Insurance Co. of Newark against Lite for $1,410.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
Pash
Seas
Ha Alexander
Simon
Leopoldenstein
B. Salvin
Bjork
Joel
M. C. Katz
Capo
Anténio
D. Colucel
Cleary
John J
Clark
H. F
J. E. Murphy
B. K. Bloch
Cohen
Irvin
D. T. Merritt
Cohn
Henr
H. Newbury
Chazsmer
Albert E
B. B. Marco
Hudson Structural. Steel, Co
Delaney
J. J
Fred K. Harrion
John Simmons Co
Drogge
H.—Hudson Structural Steel Co
Nn Fleischman
Fleischman Floral Co
Cut Flower Co
Franken
Bronx Metal Bedee Fernschild
Dora
H. G. Schloende
Aos
Fisher
J.C
Ins. Go
N. Am
Fagan
James C
S. Bovan
Fleischman
J.-A. Be Barr & Co
Gilroy
E. C
H. B. Delatour
Louey
H. R
Lion Brewery
City
Gemma
E.—C. Ballarti
Gerrodette
J. E
S. Bookman
Hodecker
Moneyweight Scale Co
Heine, M
B. Bernstein
S. Altshuller
Horowitz
F. A. Clarke
Hughes, Co. H
H. P. Wadsworth
R. Baker
Hebby
W. J.—Stanley & Patterson, Inc
Hookey
W. T
L. Fig
Hegeman
J. B
F. R. Brooke Co., Inc
Kelller
R. J
M. Brainson
Kugel
A. L
I. Korn
Vom Lohman
Josephine
H. J
J. O'Donnell
Logan
H. B. Kirkland
Langdon
Malilard Distilling Co
Leto, S
Maria
A. Giordano
Lawrence
Geo. W
C.aoe
Lupo
Ignazio
Stone Hill
Martin
C. P
E. D
J. D. Stein, Inc
Mayer
Coal Tar Product _Co
Maresca
J. Russo
C. Ciecola
Mulcahy
L. C. Wenkenbach
McCoy
John F
Picasso
Donato
Rod
Barnet W
M. Winkler
Ritter
Henry S
F. J. Zimmerman
Robinson
Douglas
A. H. Joline
M. L. Duckey
Schiffman
L.—Merchants’ Union Ice Co
Sues Ae
P. Schell
C. L. Adams
I Schwarz
Sol
J. L. Taylor & Co
Strulovich
Herold
J. Bernstein
Sweet, Viola—Same
Smith, John—Hollywood Co
Tregoning, &—V. Loewers Gambrinus Brew. Co
Talbert
A. Stackler
Timmermann
H. G
E. B. Dahlgren
Hamilton Trust Co
Wells
F. H.—West
F. Bontenakels
Finnie. Ory, Co
Int
Richt
Gide Brown
Amapire State Surety Co
Kiel & Arthe Co
T. D. Gaul
Bloomingdale
S. J
B. Keenan
Hughes
F._ Rawson
Pees Barcus
J. H. Behrmann
Meyer
L. J
Pinkus Brothers
Pell
T. R
J. J. Michael
Rich
J. Q. Cohen
Reeve
W. Wood
E. Ladd, Jr
L. Adams
City of
N. Y
A. Winckler
Firemen’s Ins. Co
Newark
N. J
D. Lite
Premium for Coffee Bonds in New York Offering
The New York issue of the Brazilian valorization loan totaling 75 million dollars opens with 10 million dollars in bonds offered locally and the remainder in London and on the Continent. Premiums in London and Paris hint at strong oversubscription with bonds bearing 5 percent interest for ten years, secured by coffee valued at about 77 million dollars and guaranteed unconditionally by the Brazilian Federal Government through São Paulo, the main coffee state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iw York
London
Lbs Suen
Paris
New York
S20
Paulo
Brazil
Houston Oil Company Wins Court Order for $90,000 Note Issue
Judge Lacombe of the United States Circuit Court signed an order permitting the Houston Oil Company to issue notes totaling $90,000 to redeem timber certificates and ape stock of the company. Brown Bros. & Co. are named as collateral for the notes along with Patrick Calhoun and John W. Kirby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
Houston Oil Company
Brown Bros. & Co
Patrick Calhoun
John W. Kirby
Global mercantile fleets and a Washington case
A Bremen notice notes shifts in world ship tonnage with 1903 a peak for Germany and a fall to fourteenth place for the Dutch fleet while Britain and other nations show gains. The article segues to a Supreme Court session in Washington over the New York Central Railroad fine of 108000 dollars for granting ship dates on sugar shipments to the West.
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Bremen
Germany
Britain
Norway
France
Japan
Italy
Netherlands
Russia
Sweden
Ssseedees
Austria
Spain
Auction of Stocks and Bonds by J McCormack Auctioneer
Auctioneers J McCormack offer sale of numerous stocks and bonds by order of adminstratrix at Exchange & Room Vesey Street December 16 1908. The list includes Union Elevated R R Rochester & Pittsburgh Ry Continental Hamanee Co Keystone Telephone Chicag o etc with many named securities and holdings, plus real estate and mortgage details for account of various parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian H. Muller
SOM
William
Exchange& Room
Vesey Street
Union Elevated
R. R
Rochester & Pittsburgh Ry
P. & Comalé
Mtge
Continental Hamanee Co
Sea i Mates Io Co
Aoe
Steel Spring Co i
Brooklyn Union Gas Co
Keystone Telephone Co
Phila
Ist
Seineraise & Lou. Ry. Co
Bethienkes Bte Steel Co
St. Loui
Iron Mt. Fo
Saya Ry
Tand Gren
Ber
Orleans Terminal Co
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co. i
Eexian Gunnee Co
Abs
Algama
American Locomotive Co
Frese
International Ocean Telegraph ‘Co
Consolidated Gold Co
Virginia
Standard Rope
Porto Rico Ry. Co., Limited
Woman's Hotel Co
Wm. Cramp & Sons Ship. & Engine Building Co
the Dynelectron, Co
New Jersey
Union Gas Co
Southern Electric Securities Co
P. c
Southern Electric Securities
Hudson River Realty Co
Northwestern Commercial, Co
Securities Corporation
N. & Jersey Tunnel R
Westchester Button Co
Broadway Building Co
Bull Co
Roadway Ung Co
Srippie Creek
Cripple Creek
Queens Commons
Twick Consolidated G-s Co
Neral Hill Consolidated Mines
Academy of ‘Music of Brooklyn
E. W. Bliins
Lipkin
Sebastian
Third ‘Avenue
Mount Vernon
W. Er Co
Aoa Fietech
Fletechman
Fletechman’s Baths
Ola Dominion Land Co
American Seating Co
Ps Pos Ae
At & Sphie Co
American Lithphie Co
Mount Hope Cemetery
Wee Ee & Alton
Chase National Bank
First National Bank
New York Trust Co
Union Exchange Bank
Corn Exchange Bank
Chamber of Commerce
Income
Lawrence, Barnum & Co
International Elevating Co
Chicago
Newhouse Mill & LS
Arkansas
United States Mortgage & Soe
Windsor Trust Co
Hanover National Bank
New England Ry
Hall ‘Signal Co
Union Are Co
America
Tere Pacific R
Northern
Rishmond Light & R. R. Co
Phenix Ins
Chanute Co Cement & Clay Uct
Coanta, Cement, & Clay Product Co
Inm
Ate Cement
Chanute Cement & Cley Produst Co
Chasses Corms Ag
N. Ewe Ry
Hagin Trane “Co
Ketshitee
American Co
Cemgnacin Capital Stock
Fraser Ta
Capen -Panatwe
Ao R. Boyce Gxv
A & Southern
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William Henkel, Jr
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Louis Bloch
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