Wall Street Faces Apathy And Narrow Trading For Summer
Traders cite dull sentiment and a elusive market trend as the day’s action shows little movement. Steel common fluctuates with two-way trading while brokers note lax bill payment rules and a cautious outlook amid debates over elections and crop prospects.
Foreign offer to buy majority of Ontario and Western
Rumor says foreign holders of a minority stake in the New York Ontario and Western consider selling to the New Haven. The offer lacks detail and is unconfirmed by bankers tied to the New Haven. The New Haven controls most stock after a 1904 purchase at 45 a share and has been linked with a possible sale to the New York Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, Ontario & Western Railway Company
New York
New Haven
New York Central
Andrew Cooke
Norman W. Harris
Frederick A. Farrer
William C. McMillan
Allen B. Forbes
Isaac Sprague
Commercial Trust Company of New Jersey
The
Commercial Trust Company of
New Jersey
Exchange Place
Jersey City
Registrar and Transfer Company
Nassau Street
New York City
Michigan State Telephone Company
Frederick A. Farrar
Philip H., McMillan Allen B. Forbes
Trustees International Navigation
Fidelity Trust Company
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
International Navigation Comany
International Navigation Company
R. Ellis
Ieee
Times Square
Farmers’ Loan and Trust
Nft
Mark T. Cox
Engar L. Marston
John. W. Hamer
Emeen Roosevelt Henry K. Pomroy
Strong & Cadwalader
Manhattan Railway Company
First
Manhattan
Dissolution of Locke & Alttherr Partnership
The partnership Locke and Alttherr at 451-453 Broadway dissolves by mutual consent on July 1. The Lace and Neckwear Dept will continue as Locke and Clarke Co at 451 Broadway. The Embroidery Dept will pass to Zahner and Schiess Co at 53 Broadway. Harry I Solomon withdraws from Alfred J Smyth & Co and J Smyth continues at 510 Pearl Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locke & Alttherr
B' Way
John M. Locke
J. C. Altherr
Locke & Clarke
Zahner & Schiess
Stockholders Meeting Notices and Partnerships Formed
Notices announce the Lincoln Safe Deposit Co annual meeting July 1908 in Manhattan to elect eleven Trustees and two Inspectors of Election. Also the A Dewes Company annual meeting July 13 for three directors. Milestones include dissolving Sternberger Sinn Co and forming a new partnership Sternberger Sinn Co, plus admissions to Edward Sweet Co and Blake Reeves partnership changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Amusement Company
Broadway
Borough of
Manhattan
City of New York
New York
J. Herbert Mak
Sam A. Scrilner
Lincoln Safe Deposit Co
East 42d Street
N.Y
Washington Theatre Company
Corporation
Brandy
Borough of Manhattan
City of Newark
Gus Hill
Baltimore Theatre Company
L. Lawrence Weber
Sam A. Sucrirner
A. Dewes Company
Centre St
New York City
John W. Dunn
Sec’y
Edward Sweet & CO
Nassau St
Louis Livingston
Edward Sweet ST & CO
Fragmentary Investment Ledger Items in 1900s Listing
A partially readable clipping lists multiple securities and holdings including Ohio Southern R R Co Certf of Dep 20 shares Life Insurance Club of New York 50 shares Motzerongo Company Os hs Obispo Rubber Plantation Co 1000 American Cotton Oil Co 444% Rond 4 shares Penn Allen Portland Cement Co com-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Coupler Co
Sou
New York
New Haven & Hartford R. R
West Virginia Midland R. R. Co
Acker, Merrall & Condit Co
Guardian Trust Co
Carnegie Trust
Lincoln Trust Co
Illinois Central
Seris A
John A. Mead Mfg. Co
New York Alaska Development Co
Norfolk & Southern R'way
Sky
Union Railway of
N. Y
Columbus & 9Th Ave
R'way
General Transfer & Storage Co
Presd
First Nat'l Bank of Brooklyn
Columbia Bank
Carnegie Trust Co
the Insurance Press
Ctf
Cincinnati, Bluffton & Chicago
R. R. Co
P. c. Eds
Squaw Mountain Tunnel Gold Mining & Drainage Co
Sutro Tunnel Co
Stormont Mining Co
T-Bone Gold Mining Co
Taylor Plumas Mill & Mining Co
Pappoose Gold Mining Co
Mars Consolidated Gold Mining Co
Mount Rhyoli
Cripple Creek Claims Co
Colorado City and Manitou Mining & Milling Co
Central Arizona Mining Co
Alcyone Conslol
Gold Mining Co
Goldfield-Kawich Exploration, Co
Mohawk-Daisy Leasing & Mining Corp
Greenwater & Death Valley Copper Co
Partnership Dissolution Forms New Firm
The firm Blumenthal Erdman & Co dissolves as Nathan Blumenthal Henry Erdman and Henry Schottenfels retire. A new copartnership named Erdman & Schottenfels forms to operate at 476 Broadway New York with the same address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertofore
Blumenthal, Erdman & CO
Nathan Blumen
Nathan Blumenthal
Henry Erdman
Henry Schottenfels
Erdman & Schottenf
N. Y
Broadway
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Wall Street
Union Pacific
Reading
Massachusetts
the Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
William Street
Fifth Avenue
London
Bishopsgate St
Within
Paris
Boulevard
Travelers’ Letters of Credit
United States
St. & B’way
Cedar ST
N. Y. City & State
Foreign Exchange
William B. Boulton Dumont Clarke
C. A. Coffin Hon
George A. Cox
CG. C. Cuyler
Charles D. Dickey
William P. Dixon
Robert A. Grannis
Charles M. Hays
Willytam. A. Jamison Gusbans
E. Kissel LL
Ruthoff
Clarence H. MacKay
Robert Olyphant
John W. Platten ,Mortimf& L. Schiff
Valentine P. Snyder
Eben.b. Thomas
James Timpson
Arthur Turnbull
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Brooklyn Trust Company
Montague St
Bedford Ave
Fulton St
Broacwy
Wall St
William A. Jamis Frank Lyman Willis L. Ogden
Joseph E. Owens
John J. Pierrepon
Charles M. Pratt
George G. Reynolds Charles A. Schieren
Edward M. Shepard
J.H. Walbridge
Alexander M. White Willis D. Wood
Anman
Thomas T. Barr
Samuel W. Boocock
George W. Chauncey
William Iix. Dykman
William Hester
Francis L. Hine
Theodore F. Miller
David
State of New York
Zimmerman & CO
Times Building
Are al Just Company
Houston Street
Fifth
ESCOR
Associated Trust Companies
Undivided
Travellers Letters
William. J. Murphy
Sternberger, Sinn & CO
Samuel Sinn
Meatrice
M. Sternberger
Benedict H.gruntal
Sternberger, Sinn
Harvey & & Sons
Pliny Fisk
Charles J. Fisk
Wilbur C. Fisk
Alexander G. Fisk
WI. M. Barxum
Theodore HH. Banks
Herbert IL. Denny
Richard H. Higgins
Albert A. Tilney
Piany Fiske
Wilburc. Fisk
Theodore H. Banks
Charles J.fisk
Herbert L. Denny
Harvey. Fisk & Sons
Pine St
Ludwig Redlich
H. P. Golpschmidt & CO
Frederic S. Rork
Es. W. R. Houghtaling & CO
Harry van Cortland Fish
Frm
Blake & Reeves
Andrew J. McCormack
Atrian H. Muller’ & Son
William ST
Exchange
Vesey Street
LY Order OF Executors
Brooklyn Union Gas Co
Ist
Mteou
Wabashoe
Standard Jil Co
Brooklyn Union Elevated R. R. Tinted Shoe Machinery Co
Union Pavifie R. R. Co
Southern Railway
Free
Avestues
Us Ua
United Stats “Steel Corp
New York & Harlem R
Deco
Tourcville Property Co
Meadow Brook Club
Cannel Coal Co
National Salt Co Common
National Salt Co
American Cotton Oil Co
Westinghouse Air Brake Co
Common
Westinghouse Electric &Manly. Co
Nat'l Bank of Commerce
Bethlehem& Nazareth
Rwy. Co
Toledo
St. Louis & Western R. R
P c. Reg
Lds
Fifth Avenue Trust Company
Forty-third Street
Resources
Levi P. Morton
WM. D. Slo Axe
James M. Pratt
Cecil D. Landale
Walter Meacham
Wall Street Journal
NEW Jersey Banks
First National Bank
N. J
United States Bonds
E. F. C. Young
Geo. T. Smith
E. I. Edwards
Tet Society
Franklin Society
A. H. Franklin Society
Beekman St
Erie Railroad Company
Erie
J. P. Morgan & CO
Erie and Pittsburgh Railroad . Company
BKPE
Tennas Duis’ St
Erie and Pittsburgh Railroad Company
Company of New York
Union Trust Company
MO. P. Smart
Kansas City Railway & Light Co
Kansas City Railway and Light
State of New
Kansas City Electric Company
Kansas City
Kan
al Lei
Oy Bon
Cap- Filway Company
Spencer Trask & Co
Albany
Chicago, Ill
William & Pine Sts
Metropolitan Elevated Railway Co
Redmond
Pine Street
Ters
Ork
New York and
Mass
Jersey
Ohio
Territory of
Arizona
Chatham
Comn
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Cedar Street
William
Mexican Central Railway Company, Limited
National Railroad Company OF Mexico
Central Trust Company of New York
Speyer & CO. Hallgarten & CO
Bank Fur. Handel Und Industrie Berliner Handelgesellschaft
M. V. R. Weyant, Sec'y
Broad Street
West Hoboken
R. Mi. Cranit & CO
Bankers
West Point
Gry
ERAL
Q. M
Jeffersonville
Ind
Manila
Eoptece CS Sars Sre
Néstic
U.S. Army
Deaforancna
Elcan
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