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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1908

Page

11

Cash drain in banks sparks national debate on reserves

National City Bank reports a massive cash disappearance from circulating holdings during banking disturbances. The circular details losses in central reserve banks, gains in country banks, and large gold imports, forecasting a potential surplus by year end if Treasury policy shifts.

National City Bank New York United States Treasury City Bank Cirecular Central Reserve and Reserve City New York City Treasury Dee Treasury Department Department

Cotton Market Foretells Warm Cotton Weather Affects Prices

The Weather Bureau forecasts fair and warmer conditions Wednesday and Thursday across several states including North and South Carolina Georgia Alabama eastern Florida western Florida Mississippi Louisiana Eastern Texas and Oklahoma. Cotton opens steady but falls to a net decline with about 150000 bales sold amid bullish spot signals and rumors of railroad issues. Local spot prices ease with Mississippi and New Orleans trading higher while other markets show mixed but steady levels.

Washington Federal Weather Bureau North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Alalam Florida Mississippi Louisiana Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Liverpool Census Bureau New Orleans Laverton Lancashire Theoval Montiigh Clore Taraap's Metaieilos Gulf Mobile Savannah Wee Norfolk Augusta St Louis Galventon

Earnings up and down for major rail lines in November

New York Central Lines reports November earnings declined by 205 603 while Lake Shore's earnings rose by 251 528. Big Four gain 151 166. Lake Erie and Western had the largest gross drop of 25 750. Michigan Central fell 155. Long Island rose 20 217 but expenses jumped 109 759, cutting net by 80 542.

New York Central Lines New York Central Lake Shore Big Four Lake Trie & Western Michigan Central Long Island Savernner

Northern Pacific Directors Meet Amid Dividend Rumors

Directors of the Northern Pacific Railway met to discuss the quarterly dividend, with market chatter of a possible special payout alongside the regular 14 percent rate. The stock traded weakly, closing down about 2 points after rumors circulated about extra dividends.

Northern Pacific Northern Pacific Railrowd Ihe

Wheat and corn prices ease as export demand wanes

The market opened weaker with early firming in wheat amid heavy shippers clearances totaling 949000 bushels. Afternoon weakness followed on tepid export interest and favorable Argentine crop news. Cash wheat in New York quoted No 2 red 1.97 elevator and 1.07% free on board. Corn remained firm aided by Argentine crop hopes with interior arrivals 554000 bushels. cash No 2 1 etc.

Chicago Liverpool Paris Berlin Budapest New York Northern Duluth Liverpo

Double Cotton Oil Dividend Declared for 4 Percent

The American Cotton Oil Company directors, after deferring a dividend to conserve cash, declared a 4 percent dischargement from earnings for the year ended August 31 1907. The March 2 1908 payment follows a 4 percent dividend last year and a 5 percent common stock payout in December 1906.

American Cotton Oil Company

Mining Stock Quotations From San Francisco

Special to The New York Times reports today in San Francisco the official mining stock quotations. The list includes Belcher, Best & Primona, Alconi, Challenge, Confidence, Imperial, Crown, Gould & Curry, and others with prices noted in silver bars and drafts.

New York Times San Francisco Jane Belcher Best & Primiona Imperial Gould &Curry

London Metal Market and Trust Company Financial Report

Upper metal prices in London rose with spot tin at £120 5s and futures £124 1s while copper and other metals showed stronger bids. The Farmers Loan and Trust Company filed its January 1 1908 financial statement with total assets of 68 489 118 61 and deposits of 5 618 256 22, sworn by Edwin S Marston and Augustus Y Heely with notary public’s attestations.

London Yostey Standard Foundry New York Metal Exchange Farmers Loan and Trust Company Wes Wde New York State Associated Trust Companies’ .S.e Pedi Aesereese Arenas State of New York County of New York, Sr Edwin Marston Augustus Y. Heely William Street Fifth Avenue City of New York Himelf Desle HPWIN Ss. Marston AL V. Heely Herbert Wellington Kings County New York County

Union Trust Company of New York January 1 1908 Assets and Liabilities

Annual financial report for Union Trust Company of New York showing total assets of 52 901 600 76 and total deposits of 31 251 625 14 plus capital stock and surplus figures. Statements sworn by A W Kelley vice president and T W Hartshorne assistant secretary before notary Peter Palmer Kings County.

State of New York County of New York A.W. Kelley T. W. Fhiartshoulne Union Crust Company of New York Broadway and Fifth Avenue City of New York Superintendent of Banks A. W. Kelley T. W. Hartshorne Peter Palmer Kings County

Reports of trust company assets and obligations 1902

A long formal financial report filed by Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Company shows assets including public securities valued at 426 650.00 and other investments. The document lists estate holdings, deposits, accrued interest, and staff signatures, with details of capital stock, surplus, and liabilities as of January 1, 1902.

Banking House Eee Esses United States Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Company Iptg Socsisk Steno Ss New York State of New York County of New York T. W. Coggeshall Co. Stallknecht Liberty Street City of FR. W. Coggeshall Stallknecht Laverally Rort. T. Smytt Westchester County New York County

BankruptcyPetitions Hit Several New York Firms

Multiple firms in New York are listed with bankruptcy petitions and creditor claims. Names include Friedenbach Brothers at 1 East 11th Street and S. H. Marks & Co. at 14 Waverley Place, with liabilities ranging from thousands to over twenty thousand dollars and assets often minimal or zero. Also notes a withdrawn levy against Vo Pustan & Co. at 0 Wall Street after satisfactory adjustment.

Normal College OF the Ciy OF New York Park Avenue Sixty-eighth Street New York City Board of Education State Department of Education City of United States The P. M A. M Joseph A. Gillet Department OF Public Charities Foot of East Twenty-sixth Street Borough of Brooklyn Robert W. Herberd Department OF Docks and Ferries East 20Th East 20Th Streets East River Borough of Manhattan Pier A Battery Place Friedenbach Brothers Abraham and Samuel Friedenbach East 11St Street Leenjamin M. Friedman Peti Bankruptexn Ben. M. Friedman Cauldwell Avenue Bronx Mortison & Mashkowitz Abraham J. Tamer Joseph Halpern Joseph Dr. Halpern Ridge Street de Lyte Tapestry Company Primrose Tapestry Company W. FE. Dayton & Co Holt James BE. Bennet S. H. Marks & Co.a Samuel H. Marks Philip Miller Harry J. Shaffran S. H. Marks & C O Waverley AL Auffmordt & Co Creslcent SIK Company T. F. Dommerich & Co Eighty-eighth Bot West Title Guarantee and Trust Company Joseph Hamerschlag Mr. Gilbert Pennington Whitehead Justes George P. James Roselle N. 4 Concord, Construction Company Hamilton M. Weed Charles E. Miller Company Charles F Milter Company First Avenue Ely J. Rieser UL. T. Hungerford Hrass and Copper Company Hear Lithia Springs Company J. Hibbs Bruckman Ferdinand Neller Dilk Register’s William Db. W. Miller Ferdinand Keller

Judgments Filed Yesterday Debtors and Costs Listed

The judgments names include Louis B. Adames and Clarence Alverson among others with amounts due such as 47, 45, 40, 91, 114, 168, 108, 112, 216 and 1 041 dollars. Several cases cite Boston Furniture House and People versus N Y City Tix Co. as creditors.

Ingerman M. Strassman Goldstein H—A. Seidenstock Goldfart N. S. Lassner Anzel de Knickerbocker Mills Gassert H.E. Morris Heffernan N. YY City Ry Eests Halpern Bernard Morris Sirkes Meltsner N. Y Platt Reissmarie Geler Salisevitz New York Telephone Sal Same Same Schiavelli F.same Schaffer Schiselberg Boston Furniture Elouse Sirus Bettie Simon Schlesinger Prince Shrivanek V. Vosha Schwartz S. Shanker Siewel Shanker Sokoloff J. Hudson Structural Steel Co Tierney N. Yo Telephone Co Tonkonogry Hudson E Co Unterverger Wolfs Wagner Senius Stas Wigderowits Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Winfield, P Boston Furniture Finise Annie Winter Wollins L. L—M. Meyer Db. C G. F. Ceety Weiss Charlotte K. Kohen Fleni Whindenfald Herger N . Tiochelle Woodworking Plier Saknada Brick Co Alingate Electric Lane Starnchester Bandiatintee New York City Ry. O P. Tigi Nixf M Kee & Beers Construction Cyan A. Vas Giluros Astoria. Wax Co V. Santis Diamond Corse Shield Co Isovel Advertising Gency Adames Louis B Bunce Alverson Clarence Be.moerris Janower STA, Pierer Wiliam Boston Furniture House Kieeny Audley Geo. W. Johnston Oscar B G. H. Tousey Iris Henry Abraham Abraham Yunthardt R. H Adyn Morris Douglass James White

Debtor Creditor Judgments Filed Across 1905 1907

Debtor and creditor pairs listed with filing dates and amounts due. Many entries show judgments vacated or reversed, including Isaac Fox and Lemikin Pee, Samuel Marks for City of New York, Theresa Storm, Italian American Trust Co, Madden, University Construction Co, and Atlantic Macaroni Co.

Fox Isaac Ra Lemikin Pee Kneer Xavier—T. Kneer Marks Samuel N. Y Margotia R. K. Block Pellegrini Storm Theresa S. McGrover Joey Wstall Vi & Co

Guide for Buyers Apparel for Women and More

A dense trader guide listing numerous New York City apparel and goods suppliers. Entries include Kursheedt Apron Co 605 Binay, Globe Knitting Mills 47 Lispenard St, Dressner & Auerbach East 14th St, S. Aronson & Co 130-134 West 17th St, and many others across apparel, coats, underwear, gloves, hosiery, menswear, glassware, and souvenirs.

Kursheedt Apron Co Binay Rompers Globe Knitting Mills Lispenard St Dressner & Auerbach East 14Th St Casper & Beck West 20Th St ART Glass The Bent Glass Novelty Co White St Klinger & Bach B’way Sutro Bros. Braid Co Spring St Seth Thomas Clock Co Maiden Lane Walcoff, Udell & Co Broadway Kree and Youths S. Knee Pants Co West 3d St Meltsner, C. N., & Bro Waverley Plati Crockery & Porcelains Vantine East 18Th St Diamonds Was. I. Rosenfeld Cort Leumann, Boeschi & Weingart Ferdinand Ehrlich & Sons Weinstein, Max, Co Spring Mfrs Lord & Taylor 20Th St Rubens & Meyer East 14Th St. Schiff, Henry, & Co., 390-392 Broadway. Sudbury, E. B., & Co Castle Gate Ise L. Landmann Merican Hosiery Co Franklin St Eckwear Men’s. Rliner, Strauss & Meyer B’ Way Oriental Latlantine Vanhorne Greenwich S. Abrams & Marone East 13Th St Yale Suspender Co L. Harding

National buyers list roaming northern and western stores

A string of prominent retailers and buyers visit New York and other cities sending representatives to source goods. Names include Heiser Muhlfelder & Co Albany S Buchsbahl Cincinnati Oppenheim Strauss & Co Dallas Sanger Brothers Philadelphia Brandeis Omaha Gimbel in Philadelphia and Boston stores. The roster lists carpets hats silks laces furs cloaks and millinery from multiple firms and hotel meet locations. Solutions include Hotel Waldorf York Savoy and Belvedere among others.

Sen Helland House Hirnman Amany Hermitaze Peart Jenian-Marst Crompany Biostar Mare Willey Mullen Brites Greene Street D ' Filené’s Sons Company Roster Mass M. A. Slantaen Suits Pratt Phe Brestin Hartford Conny Marsden Walker Street The Hermitage Willman's Chicago EH. Shepard Broadway Iibel Philp Fenn D.th Adams Sisson Aneonta Sissy Brestin Aldam Meldron & Andersonenya Latta Nick Cn Tims Samuels, LL Breviet Absa Thetel Dres Ingland Lrothers Pittsfield Mess England Commins Bridgeport Conn He M. Cooper Pemreral Spring Street Sage,Allen& O General Iniser Serius Street Lowe & Stetson Company New Haven H. Shortenhdre Waltiant PD Texas aMpain St. Lewis A. Sefranks Leconard Street Totet Vert Stewart Dry. Goods Company Patimore M. Morris Hereh Denholm & McKay Compane Worcester Kelix Hirk Walker Doviasasun I. SS Minneapolis Minn Th. Aschein Hbarnard-Suarter-Poimm Pompey FLA Webber, W Campane Salem Robison Smith-McCord-Townsend, Dry. Goods Company Kansas City Leonard Street Brown-Doerell Company Adams Kubeos West Nineteenth Street Whit. S. Ho. Company Reston Maist W. J. Metiuire Svuds Churels Meres Gulienbers Greditus Raltimens Mit T Wolf Gleaks Aimissqits Hurel Marivoreugh Malley, EL. Company Coons -F. Re McDermott King Wi & Co Bristol Tenn Mk & Oo Philaderetia M. Frank Eloais Amd Hel Albert Steiger-Dirlgeom Isetford S_ wisten A. Perrs Pitzgerald S.A Kiston Bas SAK Terns Elon Princ George Hotel - Streuts Brothers Paltimore Domestier Hotel Prestels O'Callaghan& Co Uniron J.e.ay Cablaghan Motel Brogteit Nugent W. & Brother Dry Grots Company St. Teris Mer. G. Roth Union Square Morel Brottell Tine ‘Brothers Philadelphia Penn U. -Aciements F Nest Department Store Wiston, Mee Moriaritx Hotel Victoria Gimbel Tirothers H. M. Quirk Gregorian Shepard Company Providence Mulcahy Boston M.A. Felman Hotel Imperial Ives, Upham & Rand Meriden Gaier & Stroh Millinery Company St. Louis L. Blase Third Street Belvedere Shield-Porter Millinery Company J. C. Huth Albert Bowditch & Clapp A. G. Bowditch Murray Hill Starr, In. & Co R. TD. Lidstone Brottell Filene’s Sons Company T. W. Lyford Siegel, H., Company S. Aronson Wolcott Steiger Comy Springfield Aus Jv ME Sloane Denholm & McKay Company J. F. Ryan Armstrong, Cater &Co Baltimore

Dealers span city as shopping guide lists firms and contacts

A lengthy column lists numerous merchants and representatives from across the country offering dry goods cloaks hats and garments. Entries include K Hill flowers and feathers 621 Broadway Joslin Dry Goods Denver D Atwell footwear 224 Church Street and Hotel Imperial linked firms across Boston Providence Chicago and more.

K. Hill H. Lauren Broadway Mandel Frothers Chicago D. Harrison M. Newman Broome Street Joslin Dry Goods Company Denver Cal D. Atwell Church Street Pattesus Mitchell & Brown Company Porland G. Ford White Street Hetel Brottell Glulding B. H Dry Goods Company Providence R. I G. F Albert Quackenbush Eton W. Hull Nations York Denholm & McKay Company Worce Er. Mass A. L. Cobb Walker Street Pittsburg Perth A W. Remoylek Hager & Brother Lancaster

Rothschild Building Offerings For Buyers On Broadway

Corner Leonard and Broadway presents offices and salesroom to let with shipping and packing facilities. Low rents attract potential tenants for business space in the compact commercial block.

Rothschilduilding J. Corner Leonard and Broadway HER Carters Low Kents

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