Financial Propositions and Consolidation Plans Stated
A veteran financier outlines six propositions and ambitious consolidations aimed at reshaping markets. He claims to control a wave of public support, seeks presidency over multiple corporations, and sketches a Nevada Utah takeover plan while urging brokers to stabilize prices for the public. He emphasizes buying with cash, transferring certificates, and using proxies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated
William Rockefeller
Nevada Utah Mines and Smelters Corp Contact
The Nevada Utah Mines and Smelters Corporation provides a telephone contact at 5790 1 2 4943 with a broad listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada-Utah Mines and Smelters Corporation
Reading and United States Steel Trade Amid Archival Activity
Consolidated Exchange reports heavy trading today in Reading and United States Steel. Strength spread to Lehigh Valley and United Gas closed higher. Total volume reached 39,484 shares with mixed price moves across listed issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Piitapulpila
Reading
United States
Lehigh Valley
United Gas
Lehigh Navigation Trust
Amalgamated Copper
American Railways
American Smelters
Tegath
Mt Ae - Ee Cair Telephone
Ambria Steel
Ceines
Fuel & Iron
N. J. Gilg
Fleetria Co
Hunt
North Am
Jieystone Tel
Siaesee
High Valley R. R
ST Bly
Juittle Schuylkill
Phila. Selectric
Aly
Philadelphia R. Ts
Sly Holy
C. G
Atta Woo
Stetson
Southern Railway
Tonopah Belmont
Tonopah Mining Es
S.ly Age Se
Union Traction
United Gas Imp
TAI
BOL
United States Steel
Warwick- St . Teed Ge Bhs Hi
West Jersey
Sea
So CO
Mining stock closing quotes from San Francisco exchange
Special to The New York Times mining stocks close in San Francisco with Alta, Alpha Con, Occidental, Belcher, Potosi, Crown Point, Utah, Gould & Curry and more showing varied prices. Gold and Mexican dollars trade with premiums around 10c on telegraph quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Utah
New York
Boston
San Francisco
Alta
Lest & Belchersees
Seca
Raullion
Overman
Caledonia
Potosia
Con
Cal
Impetial
Tnien Crown Point
Uteh
Fa Gould & Curry
Teixebow Jachet
Multiple New York Financial Appointments and Firm Changes
Estore Kiaw elected Director of the cial Trust Compauary. Ely N. Greene joins Williams & Fish bankers. The Columbia Trust Company named depository for New York County court funds. J Yarvey Connell elected President of the National Association of Brokers. Eugene A. Philbin elected Director of Lawyers' Title Insurance and Trust. Francis TH. Stillman named Divestor of Guardian Trust Company. New York, Hartford Railroad Company debentures admitted to quotation. Stiebel Hernsheim & Co dissolved with liquidation pending. Tri-Bullion Smelting and Development Company organized with officers and hires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estore Kiaw
Cial ‘Rust Compauary
Ise Ely N. Greene
Wiamil & Fish, Bankers
Broad Street
Columbia Trust Company
New York County
J. Yarvey Connell
National Association of Brokers
William B. Bassett
Eugene A. Philbin
Stock Exchange
Stiebel, Hernsheim
Howard Paschal
Louis O. Hedden
Fidgar Williams
John W. Dundge
Samuel W Traylox
Rate compromise by Southern Railway expands to Tennessee
Southern Railway extends voluntary passenger rates to Tennessee matching bands planned for many Southern states as part of a wider rate compromise. President Finley cites fairness and optimism as the plan includes a twelve month trial with potential adjustments to protect railroad interests and improve state relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Tennessee
Finley
Times
South
North Carolina
Railroad Commission
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Virginia
Southern
Traffic shifts hint at recovering movement in 1860s trade
The writer notes traffic is currently light with paralyzed iron trade, slow lumber, and weak grain and cotton flows. Yet they expect volume to improve in other directions, anticipating a normal movement of traffic and a slight pickup in handler business in some sections, hoping the trend extends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
State
St Paul Road Aims for Oriental Trade Reach Pacific Extension
Third Vice President J. F. Hiland and General Passenger Agent F. A. Miller will sail January 30 for Yokohama to study Oriental markets. The St Paul Road plans to tap Pacific trade though its Pacific extension won’t reach completion for two more years. A possible outcome is establishing a steamship line to move produce to the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Pacific Coast
Pacific
J. FL. Hiland
F. A. Miller
Yokohama
Orient
Puacific
Cotton market activities push prices up amid bullish spillover
The cotton market showed strong activity with a large day’s volume around 400000 bales and a net advance near 17 to 24 points. Spot prices rose with mid upland at 11.85 cents and middling Gulf at 12.11 cents, as Southern markets reported mixed gains across Mobile Savannah Charleston and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern News
Hugh. Taw
Gulf
Savannah
Charleston Steaddy
Norfolk
Augusta
St. Louis
Galveston
New Orleans
J-18
Houston
Isc
Bennett Reelected Leader of Port Istron Banks
A. D. Bennett, president of the Commercial Bank of Port Istron, Mich., is reelected to that office while also serving as president of the Night and Day Bank. The Night and Day Bank will elect officers today and yesterday’s directors included Harrison K. Lird, Samuel S Campbell, W. H. Cheesebrough, Thomas F. Clark, Robert M. Galloway, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Bennett
Night and
Commercial Bank of
Port Istron
Mich
Harrison K.lird
Samuel S Campbell
W.H. Cheesebrough
Thomas FF. Clark
Robert M. Galloway
FE. H. Warriiman
J. W. Harriman
J. Berlien
Alarrim
Myron ‘J. Herrick
Frank I. Polk
Edmund Randolph
I. F. Shoemaker
W. F. Spiegelburg
Menri Speers
GUIDE FOR BUYERS IN WHOLESALE APPAREL LISTINGS
A dense, period style advertisement listing numerous vendors and products for women apparel. It outlines suppliers and addresses for aprons, rompers, coats, cloaks dresses undergarments and related goods, plus art glass shades and clocks. It also notes a help line and a classified sales request for a Canadian salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergoffen & Phillip
Kitts, Rompers, Kursheedt
Silberman, Scheer & Meyer
M. Silberman & Co
Kursheedt Mfg. Co
Broadway
Sutro Bros. Braid Co
Spring St
Dressner & Auerbach
S. S. Aronson & Co
17Th St
We Gross Bros
I. Mitteldorf
Pongee Ninte
Spitzer & Harris
11Th St
Walker St
Casper & Beck
West 20Th St
Regal Skirt Co
E. 12Th St
Cohen& Potlack
The
Bent Glass Novelty Co
White St
Art Glass & Brass Co
Howard St
Unique Art Glass & Metal Co
Park Pl
Edman Bros
Franklin St
Elinger & Bach
Geth Thomas Clock Co
Maiden Lane
State Bank Elections Reflect Director Reappointments
State banks and trust companies held annual meetings with retiring directors largely returning. Changes included Bowery Bank reducing directors from nine to seven, Colonial Bank replacing Henry E. Stevens with William Woodward, Fulton Trust replacing James M. Varnum with Arthur D. Weekes, Metropolitan Trust filling vacancies from the late Charles Henderson and Robert H. McCurdy, Empire Trust replacing Harrison with B P Cheney, and Commonwealth Trust appointing Gordon Grand to succeed Alvah Trowbridge. Directors to meet late in the week to elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowery Bank
C. F. Naething
Co. W. Wilcox
Colonial Bank
William Woodward
Henry E. Stevens
Woodward
Hanover National Bank
Fulton Trust Company
Arthur D. Weekes
James M. Varnum
Charles A. Peabody
Douglas Robinson
Henry Lewis Morris
Frank S. Witherbee
Henry .C. Swords
Charles C. Burke
Robert Goelet
Henry W. Reighley
Metropolitan Trust
J. Harpee Harding
Charles R Henderson
Francis M. Bacon
Robert H. McCurdy
Empire Trust Company
B. P. Cheney
Boston
Francis Burton
Harrison
Gordon Grand
Commonwealth Trust Company
Alvah Trowbridge
Iron and Steel Notes Signal Mixed Market Mood
The Iron Age reports improved sentiment in iron and steel trades with more interest and some price relief, though finished goods demand remains slow. Steel rails and structural contracts stay light, plate mills run lightly, and bar price tensions persist while tin plate demand ticks up and blast furnaces regain activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Iron Trade Review
Comery
Steel Corporation
New York Firms Form Numerous Companies in Jan Filing
The notice lists multiple corporations organized or filing in New York and surrounding areas, including Navigation Company Buffalo Noble Music Company Streever Lumber Company and others. Directors and capital amounts are shown for each entity with addresses in New York City Brooklyn Ballston Spa Mount Vernon Yonkers and Yonkers. Dissolution of O P Davis & Brothers is noted with filing attorneys cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tal Ta
New York Times
Navigation Company
Buffalo
Erterital
William J. Larkworthy
A. Stuart Allaster
Alexander McDougall
N.Y
Noble Music’ Company
New York
Capital
Irectors
Walter HE
Jordan
West Sixth-third Street
Emily Z. Cowles
West Fift
Sixth Street
Frederic Gross
Beekman Street
Streever Lumber Company
Ballston Spa
Saratoga County
Charles N. Streaver
Frederick S. Storeover
Malta Avenue
Lester V. Streever
Chapman Street
Charles W. House & Sons
Charles W. House, Jr
Therbert C. Mouse
Grand Avante
Ie C. House
Montague Street
Brookyn
Norwall
Nore New York
Electric County
Co &O
Jacob Norwalk
Abraham Norwalk
Morris Hiller
Greene Street
Allied Investors’ Realty Company
Stephen B. Rosenthal
Madison Avenue
Harry W. Newburger
West Forty-fourth Street
Stella Offenbach
East 116Th Street
Fulton Metal Company
Brooklyn
William Goldschmidt
Marcy Avenue
Emanuel Strauss
Willoughby Avenue
Adealie Avon
Brooklyn, If ‘Prookwood Realty Company
Jonas Weil
Benjamin J. Weill
Morris Jacoby
Park Row
N.C. Stephens Heating and Plumbing Company
Mount Vernon
Westchester County
Moarris C. Stephens
Franklin Avenue
Margare Hallighan
John Bell
Newy
CC. H. Doscher &Co
Charles H. Doscher
Fifth Avenue
Charles I
Davenport
East
157Th Street
E. M. Kolstad
Broadway
Kerstone Construction Company
Mortimer C. Rosenbaum
East Seventy-eighth Street
Morris H. Rothsch
O. P. Davis & Brothers
Noble, Jackson & Hubbard
William Street
Directors Reelect Nassau Bank Officers at Beekman Street
At a Nassau Bank meeting held yesterday at 9 Beekman Street the officers and directors were reelected. William H. Rogers was named President with James Bell and John Munro as vice presidents. Edward Warl remains cashier and a slate of directors including James C. Bell Harry Bronner Henry C. Miller Samuel R. Weed and Richard Young continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Nassau Bank
Beekman Street
Yestern Day
William H. Rogers
James ©. Bell
John Munro
Edward Warl
J James C. Bell
Harry Bronner
Henry C. Miller
Simuel R. Weed
Richard Young
New Jersey Firms Chartered In Trenton Listing Funding and Focus
In Trenton on January 15 the following corporations were chartered: Manhattan Distributing Company Jersey City capital 250000 to lease and acquire patents. R S Boston Co Jersey City capital 10000 to run a general commission business. Swift Auto Garage Company Trenton capital 20000 to run an automobile garage. Sea Isle City Press Camden capital 2500 to publish and print. Sea Isle City Lumber Camden capital 25000 to deal in lumber and timber. Reliable Sash and Door Company Jersey City capital 10000 to act as contractors and builders. Hotel Retz Company Atlantic City capital 100000 to run a hotel and restaurant. Percy Parker Incorporated Manasquan capital 50000 to manufacture boots and shoes. Transfer Balloon Railway and Manufacturing Company Paterson capital 100000 to manufacture balloon railways. United States Packing Company Jersey City capital 150000 to manufacture food products. British Industrial Promoting Company range capital 10000 to deal in woolen and worsted goods. Building and Supply Company Westfield capital 50000 to act as contractors and builders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Jam
Manhattan Distributing Company
Jersey City
Capital
Inecorporators
Johnl. Rowles
W. J. Pollock
Francis V. Dobbins
C. O . R. S. Boston & Co
Jersey
Mtv
G. J. Boston
G. A. Neston
RB. Turner
Swift Auto Garage Company
Charles W. S. Munro
Robert H. Engle
David L. Swift
Sea Isle City Press
Camden
Seldon Tintehell
Charles O' Connor
W.B
Hotel Retz Company
Atlantic City
Louis Olmstead
Ay Rogers
John Rauffenhart
Percy Parker
Manasquan
Incorporators
Verey Parker
Jeremiah €. Parker
Lelia Alicea Partos
Paterson
August Laugter
Victor E. Butten
J. F. Kerr
United States Packing Company
H. C. Coughlan
John R. Turner
L. H. Gunther
British Industrial Promoting Company
Range
SU Ont Incorporators
Charles TD. Geyer
Frank ©. Ferguson
Frank E. Ruggles
Building and Supply Company
Westfield
W. H. Abbott
Herbert H.mcvey
Isaiah L. McVey
Wholesale Dry Goods Makers Named in City Listings
A long list from a newspaper ad features buyers and suppliers across the nation. Cohen Company of Richmond and many others such as Gimbel S Brothers Philadelphia, Jordan Marsh Boston, Wanamaker Philadelphia, and Filene's Sons Boston are shown dealing in cloaks dresses linens carpets and furnishings with numerous street addresses and hotel connections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohen Company
Richmond
Miss Wager
Mr. Peers
Stausen_& Wilson Company
Buffalo
Levard Street
Goldenberg
Washington, D
Sanger
Lispenard
Hintze
Grand
Leng, Tonvas, Sons
Wilkesbarre
E Brown
Church Street
Gimbel S Brothers
Philadelphia
Penn
Evatt
B. Kemsey
Broadway
Brown, Thompson & Co
Hartford
Conn
Poss
Walker Street
Steiger
A. Co
Holyoke
Mass
A. Steiger
Cadillac
Wyman, Partridge & Co
Minneapolis
Finn
S. I Hankins
Nations
Leonard Street
Seville
Lit Brothers
H. Goodman
Herald Square
Forbes & Wallace
Springfield
D. P. Birkett
Smith & Murray
W. J. Ludwig
White Street
Taylor, William, Son, & Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Allen
St Leonard Street
Totel Sevilla
United Cloak and Suit Company
Syracuse
N. Y
BE. A. Buckley
Hotel Imperial
Lowell
A. I. Strauss
The
Hermitage
Meyers
Albany
Broderick
St Unton Square
Parkvenue
Hager
Pry Goods
Bristol
Tenn
J. J. Hager
Lipenard Street
Broadway Central
Laveman
C.B
Chattanooga
H. Cbd
Kirsch
Broauway
Baltimore
J. W. Walsh
Falvey Brothers Company
Boston
FE. E. Bicker
Glen. Brothers
Chicago
Ill
J. Blom
Heston
MM. J. Fox
T- S
Ind
C. A. Shaffer
Union Square
J. F. Barry
Jordan-Marsh Company
C. F. Coombs
Greene Street
Woodward & Lothrop
Gy Mu
Catalog of dry goods and millinery firms by location
A long list of merchants and firms across cities from New York to Dallas selling dry goods clothing hats and millinery. The compilation notes addresses and representatives for stores including Broadway Herald Square Hotel Union Square 2 Walker Street and others in Philadelphia Reading and Baltimore with various items such as cloaks suits hosiery and leather goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Evans
Broadway
Field, Marshall
Chivage
J. G. Shadd
Worth Street
Cox , Brothers
Ellenville
Yili
Cox
Dry Goods
Herald Square
Dites
Pomeroy & Stewart
Reading
Penn
J. H. Servis
Walker Street
Dey Brothers & Co
Syracuse
N. Y
J. AY. Garling
Union Square
Callender
McAuskin & Troup Company
Frovidence
Hurlinggaine
Peek
George B
Brys Goods Company
Kansas City
Mr. Graham
Forbes & Wallace
Springfield
Mass
A. BR. Wallace
Tenth Street
Wolcott
Nathan
P., Company
Sacramento
Cal
Beekman’s
New Orleans
B. Beekman
Prince George Hotel
Ransher
Walliker Street
Schleisner & Post
Baltimore
H. A
Buffalo
J. Cronin
Mailer
New Hieven
Conn
E. FE. McDermott
Church Street
Long, Jonas
Scranton
Mr. Leo
Long
Jonas, Sons
Wilkesbarre
Medden-Graham Company
Hisorough
Texas
C. F. Graham
Miss Bryant
Barrington, Strauss, Herman & Sons Company
Louisville
Katz Brothers
Henesdale
Katz
Dry
Nations
Broztell
Cohen
I. S
Hotel Victoria
Wilson & Lumpkin
FE. T. Lumpkin
Victoria
Sanger Brothers
Dallas
D. B. Frank
Shoes
Mercer Street
Forman, S
Waterfury, Conn
Cloaks and Quits
Tote Alberts
Shipping and Mails Log of January Vessel Movements
Shipping notices list arrivals and departures with names such as Monarch Antwerp Manzanillo and Delaware Philadelphia. Entries show dates in January and locations like Antwerp Algiers Demerara and Galveston. The fragmentary text records various steamships and sailing vessels with schedulings and ports of call.
Ships Enter Channel Reports Wireless Contacts At Sea
The Mauretania arriving from Liverpool was reported by Marconi wireless at Nantucket Hook at noon yesterday. The Victoria arriving from Southampton was noted by wireless near Nantucket at 2 20 P M yesterday. The Phyistal Cit coming from Swansea was tracked by Marconi near Nantucket at 12 PL M yesterday. Pier arrivals listed for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauretania
Liverpool
Marconit Wireless
Sawly Hook
Vrncey
Majstie
Southampton
Marroni Wireless
Phyistal Cit
Swansea
Wea
Marconi Wireless
Nantucket
Foreign Ports Arrived and Sailed in January
Ships listed with arrival ports and dates such as ES Perucia at Leghorn on Jan 12 and SS New York City at Bristol on Jan 18. Other entries show vessels like SS Wray Caustic at Hongkong Jan 18 and SS Napolitan Prince at Gibraltar Jan 1. Several ships are marked sailed or passed the Lizard or Scilly en route to Hamburg Naples Amsterdam and Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leghorn
New York City
Bristol
Wray Caustic
Hongkong
Gibraltar
Christiana
Santos
Krenprins Wilhelm
Bremeo
Pacific steamships schedule with Pacific islands routes
Shipping list shows routes and sailings for vessels including AKI Maru Cyclops Tacoma and Mariposa via Seattle San Francisco and Tahiti with connections to Japan Korea China and the Philippine Islands. Entries specify departure times and ports with broad global links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belcanland
Japan
Korea
China
Philippine Islands
Seattle
Philippine Islanis
Tacoma
Cyclops
Jdam
Pak Hawaii
Guam
Pune Tsiand Wis Stadi Francisco
L Mansvert
Weather Preview and Rail News From January
A dated weather summary reports high pressure across the central and western U S with a cold front moving east bringing colder air to the Atlantic states and fair conditions in the West. Forecasts for today and Friday include rain in Eastern New York and much colder temperatures in parts of New Jersey. Illinois Central Railroad maintains its 7 percent semiannual dividend with President Harahan attending a Chicago meeting and a quiet discussion with ex-President Stuyvesant Fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frida
Atlantic States
Prisay
New York
Smerny
North Ami
Morbliwees
Ilinois Central Railroad
Harahan
Chicago
Stuyvesant Fish
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roosevelt
Trinity
Bay State
Balaklasa First National Company
Nevada-Utah
Lqannard
WM. G. Gallagher
Consolidated Exchange
Priges
Capri
Car & Ft
Sugdt
T&s. i
Balt
Brook, R. T
Can Pacific
Chea
West
M.& St
Coal Furs & I. Sy Oh Tam Dist
Sworth
Bus Bees
Louis
Nash
Central
Thy Bao
Eae Ki& Ti
Acific Mail
Pennsylvania
Lipsy
Rep. Steel
Rock Island
Southern Pas
Southern Ry
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Wabash Pe
C Fear
Atlanta
Patopilas
C &V
Diamodfield
Daisy
Ing Jaw
G. Florencs
Goldfield Con
Gould & Curry
Isabella
Aalia
Julia
Mont
Qphir
Pharmacist
Red Hill
iBavage
Othern
Tramps
Financial Notes
Oriental Trade
St. Paul Road
Walcoff, Udell & Co
LS. Kare Pants Co
Meitsner, C. N., & Bro
Waverley
Ketali
Crockery & Porcelains
Vantine, A. A., & Co
East 18Th St
Leumann, Boesch & Weingart
Kid
Ferdis
Ehrlich & Sons
Weinstein, Co
Spring, Mire
Lord & Taylor
20Th St
Rubens & Meyer
East 14Th St
Schiff, Henry, & Co
Sudbury
Castle Gate
Oriental Bugs Vantine
Vanhorne
Greenwich
Men
S. Abrams & Marcus
Walker
Flin
WkShirts
Vantine
Yale Suspender Co
F.L. Harding
Canada
Times Square
Thomas W. Lawson
State Bank Elections
Iron and Steel Notes
New. York
Incorporated
New Jersey
Shipping and Mails
Baal
SATL
Matts-Close
Ball Lorraine
Havrewee
Alexico Havenanee
Seyditt
Bremen
Ane
Carmania
Naples
Camague Cunfuegee
Sail Morrow
L Willem Tl
Flattones
Thsaline
Santiago
Npc - L
Betancean
Bermuda
ALM
Theaelphia
Curacao
M. Kanes i
Mayaguez Icone Oi A
Fiurtenstus Arsentina
Eotw SN
Julia Luckenbach
Orta Rien
Pualis
Neon Aeesees
City of Columbus
Bermud
Orleans
Momius
Raltic
Rerpa
E.s
Ano Alamo
Owe Castans
Galveston SP
Galveston Seusacetitl
el Munte
Reseset
Trinidad
Peavilne
Wireless
Aubieife
Jecer@r
Moji
Springborn
Cardiff
Thuniface
Barbados
Manuel Calva
Barcelona
Strathivon
Rotterdam
Auckenarden
Portland
Are
Hull
Triad
Pretoria
Hamburg
Pacific Steamships
Malis Close
Ilinois
Stirling
Uwe
Biuach
East 11Th Be
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