Plans of consolidations in embryo published for reader comparison
The author invites readers to compare today's price with the market price later and with earlier Buy Nevada Utah Now advertisements. He explains how the consolidations will unfold and urges scrutiny of the pricing as plans develop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Utah
Cordage Company May Retire Bonds
The Standard Cordage Company considers retiring bonds through a plan to exchange idle Brooklyn real estate for first mortgage bonds at fifty cents. Bondholders may join a syndicate to take over the property, with appraisal by syndicate and company or a third party. The company shows a year end deficit of 104 597 including 140 300 in interest. President Wilson says bond retirement could cut fixed charges and maintenance costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Cordage Company
Naval
Wilson
Waterbury
Brooklyn
Standard Carnate Company
Cannabis Manufacturing Company
Continental Trust Co to File Cross Bill Receivership Case
Judge Manning of the United States Circuit Court ordered the Continental Trust Company acting as trustee to file a cross bill in the Seaboard Air Line Railway receivership proceedings. Davies Warfield R Lancaster Williams and Edward C Duncan were appointed receivers. Court action filed in Renton New Jersey on January 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renton
N. J
Manning
United States Circuit Court
Continental Trust Company
Davies Warfield
R. Lancaster Williams
Edward C. Duncan
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Continental Fire Insurance Company Annual Statement Figures
The annual statement shows a reserve fund of over 7 million dollars equal to the unearned premium on every policy in force. It reports a surplus above liability of over 7.5 million dollars, with Steepoon capital bringing total to over 8.5 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Fire Insurance Company
Steepoon
Changes in Bank Directors at Annual Meetings Across Firms
Multiple banks and trust companies held annual meetings resulting in board changes. Jefferson Bank trimmed from thirteen to eleven directors. Trenor L. Park, Henry L. Cammann, and George L. Storm retired, W. H. Erhart elected. German Exchange Bank elected J. William Moller to replace Henry Weiler. Italian American Trust added Arthur Day and G. Fardi. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust re elected officers and executive committee. Eugene A. Philbin joined the board. National Butchers and Drovers Bank re elected retiring officers with A. G. Tucker retiring on pension after 56 years. Lawyers Mortgage Company re elected directors. William J. Duane and William Stanhope joined. Alfred H. Curtis not re elected as vice president of National Bank of North America. successor unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Bank
Trenor L. Park
Henry L. Cammann
George L. Storm
W. H. Erhart
J. William Moller
German Exchange Bank
Henry Weiler
William A. Day
Joseph 8. Auerbach
Alfred H. Curtis
American Bankers’ Association
National Bank of North America
Theiss Crowned President of Monongahela Coal Company
George W. Theiss, a leading coal operator and engineer from the Pittsburg district, was elected president of the Monongahela River Consolidated Coal and Coke Company. Alexander Dempster became chairman of the board, sharing near equal responsibility. Francis L. Robbins announced retirement to pursue coal brokerage, with plans for a potential rival venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
George W.theiss
Monongahela River
Theiss
Francis L. Robbins
Copper slips as London markets close lower
Copper metal eased in London trading with spot down £1 from Wednesday and futures down 178 6d. spot at £63 5s and futures £63 12s 6d. Pig tin weakened £1 10s with spot £124 and futures £125. Lead steady £14 7s 6d. spelter strong £20 1s 4d. iron warrants irregular at 47s8d and 48s3d. NY Metal Exchange closes show mixed bids and asks across copper and related metals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Standard Foundry
Middlesboro
New York Metal Exchange
Lake
Westinghouse Plan Ready Seeks Debt to Equity Conversion
The Westinghouse creditors committee led by J. N. Jarvie announced a reorganiza tion plan to be unveiled Monday. It contemplates issuing 35.08 million dollars in 5 percent twenty five year mortgage bonds to retire 18.5 million dollars of convertibles and debenture certificates and to fund a 7 million dollar stock issue with a sinking fund and exchange rights for the bonds converted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
J. N. Jarvie
Gates Plans Texas Residence After Busy Texas Visit
John W. Gates returned to his city office after a long stay in Texas. He dismissed stock market chatter as irrelevant to his business, noting a ticket in the next room and his focus on affairs. In Port Arthur he said the First National Bank there did not rely on paper, hinting at a legal residence shift while spending substantial time in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gates
Texas
First National Bank
Gates
Whitney Kitchen stock firm suspended after assignment
Whitney and Kitchen of 1 Nassau Street, New York, assigned to Bayard L. Peck, with suspension announced late on the floor. Assignee cites inability to collect outstanding accounts as the reason. Peck denies defalcation rumors while noting assets and liabilities are small. The firm consists of Girard N. Whitney and James B. Geraghty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange House
Whitney & Kitchen
Nassau Street
Bayard L. Peck
Stock Exchange
Assi Nce
Peck
Girard N. Whitney
James B. Geraghty
Coffee Exchange Elects Officers In Annual Vote
The Coffee Exchange held its annual officer election yesterday and installed the regular ticket. New officers include President Percy B. O Sullivan Vice President Henry Hentz Treasurer James H Kirby and board members with two year terms James H Taylor J D Pickslay Frank Norton Richard Sutro Louis Seligsberg William J Dykes and one year term A M Walbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offee Exchange
Coffee Exchange
Percy B. O'Sullivan
Henry Hentz
James H. Kirby
James H. Taylor
J. D. Pickslay
Frank Norton
Richard Sutro
Louis Seligsberg
William J. Dykes
A. M. Walbridge
Court Calendars Show Heavy U S Supreme Court Docket
Washington January 16 listings reveal a full U S Supreme Court calendar with original cases Thomasson v Chicago Railways Company and Marquez v Maxwell Land Grant Company noted as dismissed. Multiple circuit and district court calendars follow including Adams J opens in Room 72 at 10:30 A M and extensive shot of trial term schedules across New York City courts with dozens of filed cases and motions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Nelson
Thomasson, Jr
Chicago Railways Company
Modesto Munitz Aguirre
Sobrinos Dé Ezquiaga
Jose Dolores Marquez
Maxwell Land Grant Company
Atlantic Trust Company
E. C. Chapman, Treceiver
White-Smith Music Publishing Company
Apollo Company
United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
Lacombe
Coxe Ward
Noyes, Jr
Post Office
Us-Am Exp Co
U S-Nagle
Ed Thompson Co-Am Law Book Co
CPSS
Tweedie Co
Erec
Corliss
O'Donnell
Hoagland-Canfield
Bach-Hoffman
Cohen- Bingleton
Wall-Ny
NH & H RR
Manheimer
Northern Centry
Pandolfo
Green- Jackson
Martin
NH RR
Serras- Press Pub Co
Morton-Steel Plate Co
Newcomb-Burbank
Ward-Abel
Conroy-Raymond
Chartier-N
Guy Ry
Billings Co
Billings-King Co
Watson & Comp Burety Co
Robinson-Am. Linseed Co
Weltner
NY City
Moore
Leszynsky-Leszynsky
Mella
Swann-Mat Res
Brosnan- Atl Transp Co
Ccthout
Alley
Eliman
NY_ City
Cothout-Alley
Snyder
Kohn
P Ry
United States Circuit
COURT
Admiralty
Hammond
Streeter
Upreme
Appellateivision
Patterson
P. J
Ingraham
McLaughlin
Laughlin
Houghton, Jr
McKehne
N A Gas Co
Potter
Int R T Co
Rowland- Clifton
Abramson
N Y City
Gitler-Russian Co
Knick Trust Co
O'Rourke Eng & Coast Co
Upreme Court
Newburger
Waterman-Hall-Borchestress Farm Co
Mount Vernon
Gaynor-Bangs
Hernandes-Smith
Rosenberg-N . Edison Co
Reenor
Cuneo-Int Milling Co
Rachmil-Jacobs
McGettigan
Sun Sea Col
Levy-Levy
de Long-Brewer
Hochmelister
Jetter
Nat
Shoo & Lea Bk
White
Matter of Church Coast Co
Av Estates
Silverstein-Roth
Weber-Walker
Parker-Lerner
la Franc-Amer Hotel Victoria Co
Simon- NY Chartered Bond & Mtg Co
Cunningham
U § Casualty Co
Turner- Hoefer
Matter of
Murtagh- Murtagh
Matter
Mion
Lane- Silverson
Nor Amer Mtg
Hanson
Decauville
Met Lk
Guichard- Paladini
Welser-Fishback
Hartog, &c
Supreme Court
Fitzgerald
Hendrick
Dowling
Jerome
Garvan
Harry K Thaw
Supreme Ccourt
Sollomon-Rothschild
Schuitze- Tewksbury
Coln-Jones
Harris- Siegel
Mouton-Lewy
Holst-N . Edison Co
Hamilton Bank-Rheinsch
Schwoerer-Stons
Simon- Dorf
Jacobs-Levin
Ringler Co
Klein
Knoche-Mock
Gerard Reiner
Held-Anderson
Lithauer-Joseph
Soderson-Mut Ben Ins Co
Bupremf
Pendrill
Y City
Hughes
Feron
Lumsden
Thompson Scenic
Holcombe
St Ry
Williams
T Co
Fuchee R R
Mullaney
Beck
R T
Grunberg
Gould
Oscroff
Union Ry
Burke
O' Brien
Berkowitz
Becker
Boese
Same
Leech
Ford
Diehman-Cornell Co
Quinn-Walter
Ochs-Eve Journal
Times Co-Star Co
Nat Bank-Davis
Steinert-Post & McCord
Palmer-Am
Court notes and docket list from Malone court sessions
The record lists multiple named defendants and attorneys across Court of General Sessions Parts II to V with opens at 10:30 A M. It includes receivers appointed in New York and various Supreme Court and City Court cases with judges Mulqueen Rosalsky Davis Newburger Conlan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Luongo
Leo Clarence Zeiger
Walter Powell
Court OF General Sessions
McGuire
the People
Rocco Baldasarre
Harry Wilson
Frank Cusick
David Scanlon
Frank McAvoy
John Hicks
Michele Quatrono
Nicola S. Angelo
Alfonso Quatrono
Richard H. Haskins
John A. Billington
Harry Hyman
Giuseppe Portanova
Pauline Portanova
Rudolph Weiss
Hush Burns
Jacob M. Klein
Rosalsky
Nott
Murphy
William E. McKibbeon
James Duffy
Walter Fitzpatrick
Michael Javore
Lulu Miller
Maggie Hilton
John E
Ely For the People
Giuseppe Ficara
Daniel Gallagher
John McCann
Joseph Fletcher
Supreme Court—Davis
Mamie Cowen
Morris J. Gordon
George F. Langbeth
Supreme Court—Newburger
Benjamin F. Elgar
Ind. Concreting
Harry A.mendelson
Daniel C. Moynihan
Minnie BE. White
George W. «Ivaner
City Court
Conlan
Adolph Moscowittz
Morris Feinberg
Arthur M. Levy
Referees Appointed New York Supreme Court Lists Cases
New York Supreme Court assigns referees in cases including Gotthelf versus Schwartzkopf Sampson H Weilnhandler and Lyon versus Lyon with Lawrence Godkin. Names Newbarger Judge presiding. Cases involve civil dispute references and probate style docket items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
Supreme Court Daily Calendar Highlights and Parties
Appellate Division and Trial Term schedules list numerous cases with the Harris Co contracting firms and various railroad and city entities. The calendars cover Special Term days, Nassau and Queens rail lines, and multiple county court trials with calendar actions and adjournments through a sequence of parts and judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Second Judicial Department
Jenks, Hooker, Gaynor, Rich, and Miller, Jr
Harris N
Contracting Co
Horn-Pickholtz
Douglaston Co
Hess
Byrne
Furgeson
Bennett-McLaughlin
Davis- Dodge
Bougert
Dittman-Edison .Co
Breen-Gill
Smith-Stoerk
Hendrickson
Shhultz
City of NY
Pohos-Scholl
MacNulty-Ludwig
Springstead-News
Schmuck
Malcolm
Blennerhassett
Ma—James
Voelbel
Abbott
Dickey
Thomas
Burr
Jaycox
Blackmar
Glasser-Lipkowicz
Brennan- Brook Heights
Murray-Nassau KR
Travis-Haan
Smith-Nassau
Caruso
Janvey-Nassau
Potondo- Columbian Shipping Co
Harkness- Nassau
Gilmore-Wagner
Leopold-Nassau_ Railroad et al
Maloney-Coney Island & Brooklyn Railroad
Jennings-Ny Contract Co
Excelsior Brewery
Brenner
Shepard- Quayle Et al
Felgenbaum-Cohen Et al
Stanley-Block
Pac Coast Co-Waring
Becker-Wollhof
Rappaort- Beruckow
Seitzman-Brooklyn Heights
Rosenberg-Nassau
McGill
Brooklyn Heights
Zapp-Kistenbaum
Goodman-Nassau Railroad
Katzsame
Levy-Brook H RR
Dumser
City of New York
Siliverston-Weiner
Libretti-Conti Et al
Given & Son Co
Buckley
Robbe-Yavitz
Buro
R.H
Edgett-Nassau
Levine-Kotzen
Yaguda-Pierce
Sucher-Levington
Berger-Meadows
Tullyatt
Customs rulings uphold lower duty on agate bearings and saddles
The Board of General Appraisers overruled a claim by Albert Lorsch & Co of New York on agate bearings classed as precious stones under 50 percent duty, aligning with higher court rulings. General Appraiser Fischer rejected R F Downing & Co protest on saddles for motorcycles, siding with metal value 40 percent duty. General Appraiser Hay ruled marble statuary from the University of Kansas is duty free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Sharretts
Board of
United States General Appraisers
Albert
Federal Circuit Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Fischer
R. F. Downing & Co
New York
Customs House
Hay
University of Kansas
Shipping Almanac Briefs Show Schedules and Tides
Today marks rising at 7 22 morning and setting at 5 00 evening with a half moon. Tide readings include low water at Sandy Hook and Governors Island with times between 7 24 and 9 45. Several steamships arrive or depart, listing Kong Haak Pilleys Island Momus City of Columbus Bermudian Beatrice Hindustan Jefferson Julia Luckenbach Bristol City and others with January dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governors Island
Hell Gate
Kong Haak
Transatlantic Liners Reported by Marconi Wireless
Ships in transatlantic traffic are tracked by Marconi wireless reports. Mauretania News from Liverpool was 650 miles east of Sandy Hook at 11 23 yesterday and due in by 5 this evening. New York from Southampton was 1150 miles east at 4 30 yesterday and due in by 9 am Sunday. Gascogne outbound was 175 miles southwest of Brow Head at 7 15 yesterday and due Havre about 4 am Saturday. Republic from Naples was 290 miles east at noon yesterday and due in by 10 am today. Finland outbound was 100 miles south of Brow Head at 10 00 yesterday and due Antwerp around midnight Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauretania
Liverpool
Marcon
Wireless
Sandy Hook
New York
Southampton
Gascogne
Brow Head
Havre
Republic
Naples
Finland
Marconi Wireless
Antwerp
Foreign Ports Arrived and Sailed List January
Ships arriving include Lusitania at Queenstown and Celtic at Queenstown with January dates in ports such as Bristol Delagoa Bay Singapore Rio de Janeiro Trieste Montevideo Dunkirk Port Said and Queenstown. Sailed vessels include Adriatic from Queenstown Arable from Liverpool Amerika from Southampton and others with January dates. Passed Statendam bound New York to Rotterdam passed Brow Head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusitania
Queenstown
Wells City
Bristol
Celtic
Corfe Castle
Delagoa Bay
Verona
Singapore
Guthrune
Rio Janeiro
Alice
Trieste
Herminius
Montevideo
Mister
Dunkirk
Purley
Port Said
Adriatic
Arable
Hongkong
Promethus
Rotterdam
Statendam
New York
Brow Head
Pacific Steamships Routes and Schedules Theaters
Shipping lines list destinations including Japan Korea China Philippine Islands Hawaii New Zealand Fiji Samoa and more. Embarkation points noted San Francisco Vancouver Victoria and U.S. transport routes. Malls Close in New York dates shown January 17 to January 81 with evening times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Korea
China
Philippine Islands
Tacomar
Hawaii
San Francisco
Mongolia
Australia
New Zealand
Samoan
Mariposa
Guam
U. S_ transport
Colder Eastern Windy Warmer Northwest Weather Update
The forecast details a colder trend from the Gulf to the Great Lakes and St Lawrence with 5 to 17 degrees below normal, while the Northwest sees 5 to 23 degrees above. East half of the country experiences rain and snow turning clear, with brisk to fresh winds along coasts and west to northwest in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gulf
Lakes
St Lawrence
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
European Porta
Grand Banks
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Amalgamated Copper declares quarterly dividend shift
The Amalgamated Copper Company directors announce a quarterly dividend reduced to 2 percent per year from 8 percent. The Boston and Montana directors confirm a regular quarterly dividend of 2 dollars per share with an extra 1 dollar, reflecting changes from six months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Copper Company
Boston
Montana
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Frank Munsey
Herbert Aufman
By Herrbert Kaufman
Thomas W. Lawson
Cordage Company
Business Outlook
Courage
Continental Trust Co
Continental Fire Co
Banks
Trust Companies
THE/SS
Dempster
Monongahela River Coal Company
Metal Market Reports
Westinghouse
J. W. Gates
Federal Courts
Supreme Court of the United States
State Courts
Court of Appeals
Albany
Court of Appeas
Type Founders Co
McKee-Schraft
Murray-Hoffman Co
Walter
City of N Y
Garrett-Cockerill
Botsch
Jacobs-Sacks
Cole-Scott
Woodward-Dresser
Ulich
White Clover Dairy
Butzberger - Wanamaker
Coln - Gorlin
O'Sullivan - Obrig
McGuiness-Ny ‘Transp Co
MacLean
Erlanger
Brady
Dayton
Dugro
Giegerich
Platzek
Sutherland
Vaw
Bischoff
Joseph H Snyder
Hester A Gaffney
Giacomo G Rapuzzi
Giorgo R Rapuzzi
Elizabeth F Thomas
David C Thomas
Frederick C Thomas
Isaac Schoenblum
Mary J O'Connor
Joseph Mendelson
Andrew Kiernan
Allen S Apgar
George Bolton
Victor E Stottler
Ludwig Blasowitz
Herman Tietjen
Herman L Niestermann
Anna Kammann
John W Southack
Frederick Remmelmann
Thomas H Sullivan
Francis Kerrigan
Patrick Robbins
Sarah B King
Henry I Barbey
Fanny Scheie
Eda Brasch
Frank J Stevens
Simon Bing, Jr
Moritz Kahn
Simon Triffler
Mary E Barre
Albert Cromwell
Barbara Levers
Rhoda Washburne
Joseph Scher
Frederick Lauer
Wm Brickelmaier
Theophilus Miller
Caroline Studley
Charlotte T Smith
Thos Matthews
Christiana Martin
T Dwight Martin
Mary A Walsh
Chase Stradley
Beckett, S
Hall of Records
Hiram H Lamport
Conlan, J
Brownstone
Chambers Street
Nostrand-Redell
Cent Consumers Co-Omelia
Weichsel
Henke
Bleicher-McWilliams
Mayer
Lustgarten
Fritts
Geller-Int-Home Co
Macla-Dunn
Brown
Y_ City Ry
Trotte-Kesser
Fine-Schneider
Berman
Finelite
Brownstone Building
Casoon
Whelan
N Y
Brunkhorstsame
Bloss
Banta-Walsh Co
Woods
Gordon Battery Co
Vogelstein
Purger
Silo
Mocco-Pope
McNulty
Agronson
Rentaveno
Karnes-Schuyler
Waxler Acker
Wiener-Hillman
Levine-Levine
Kealey-Patten
Levy-Raah
Malbin-Bell
Grad-Krant
Rock-Carpenter
Factor
Bherman
Martin-Lau
Kahn-Haas
Howe-Johnson
Feuer-Garfunkel
Schrock-See-Saw Pleasure Ry
Seide Fur Co-Still
Keller-Smith Co-Katz
Kerman-Cohen
Col
Bk-Fox
Rosenzweig-Raymond
Gillis-Saltenstein
Heraschewsky-Schemberg
Emanuel Sauter
Hart-Man B BE
Metzger-Elterman
Hart-Man BE
Nasthing
Gilberth
Considine
Lallman
Cheverton
Ranger-Hudson Auto Co
Palmer-Kramer
Kedane
Major
Bk- Fine
Same-Cohen
Gillenburg
John C Orr
Feigensohn
Raisler
Rice
t—Hughes- Roach
Kraufman-Levine
IR — Blake
Monroe
Hartsell-Woodward
Brait-Davis
Keystone Pub Co
Dernia Co
Nor Car Co
Fogarty
Frank- Klein
Levine-same
Griron-Rowley
Candee Co-Karpas
Stratford-Krom
Platy-Rosenthal
Foley-Kinsella
Randall-Oak Realty Co
Uliman-Ansorge
NY Metal Ceiling Co
Siegel
Beckowitz-Reiter
Sanders-Lowe
Becker-Hyman
Rohman-Lonion
Jackson-Mullvey
Resnick-Pomerantz
Shafkin-Powers
Kaulbeck-Méyers
Newmark-Adelson
Jones-Cavanagh
Jood-Ny City Ry
Fligel-same
Hess-Pierce Co
Drusin-Silverman
Rothman-D DeRe
McCarthy
Silverson
Kimler-Burstein
Streppone-Waverly Con Co
Court OF General Lessions
Crain
Marshal
Howe
Arthur Eilenberg
Harry Coyne
Michael Herlihy
Salvatore Leonforte
Pasquale Rossi
Giovanni Battista Russo
Candido Peverelli
Joseph
Brooklyn Calendars
Westchester County
Keogh
Tompkins
Carroll
New Haven & Hartford RR Co
Schuster
Ry Co
Smith
Kuchler-Rodgers
Bovorsky
Symean
Barbaraei
Dunn-Mahlstedt
Stark-Abendorth
King
City of Mount Vernon
Peterson
Westchester Electric RR_Co
Garland
NY City RR Co
Warren
Westchester Electric R R Co
Gerrity-Collins
de Mac
de Mac - Marosso. 1176— Eppens, Smith & Co-Brennecks
Hartmann-Storck
Grippe-Reichert
Isurguiere - Union’ Ry Co
New York City
Trapnell- Horton
Stringham-U 5 Battery Company
Tor
Queens County
Seventy-fifth
Fourth Street
Vernon Avenue
Long Island City
Antonio Guinto
Flushing
N. Y
Garretson
Marine-Astoria, Heat & Power Co
Scudder
Richmond County
Clark, J
Seminole
Turks Island
Bluecher
Hamburg
Algonquin
Jacksonville
Conche
Galveston
C. of
Cescssseses Apios
Monterey
Vera
Cruz
Alamo
el Monte
Scone
Jan
Il Koln
Castillian Prince
Bahia
Savannah
Hersilla
Lisbon
Ville
Rouen
Port Talbot
Barbados
Esperanza
Progreso
Minnetonka
Barry
Carlton
Gibraltar
Badenia
Pacific Steamships
United States Weather Bureau
SAPBL
At & P
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