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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1908

Page

11

Wall Street Sees Strength Amid Setbacks in Market

After a day of solid absorption of offerings the market showed strength driven by professional buying. Brokers warned against overcautious commitments while noting a Bearish tip on Baltimore & Ohio was unfounded as the stock advanced. Smelters and Amalgamated Copper sparks fueled talk of a potential industry tie up, though financing for a Western industrial project was deemed premature.

Baltimore & Ohio Amalgamated Copper Amalgamated Companies

Harriman Forces B and O to Maintain Dividend Despite Loss

The Baltimore and Ohio directors kept the 6 percent common dividend for the half year, drawing about $1.3 million from surplus to cover short earnings. Harriman, as largest shareholder and director, is credited with pushing to retain the rate amid Wall Street debate. Union Pacific exposure would suffer under any cut.

Baltimore & Ohio Wall Street E. H. Harriman Harriman Union Pacific Oregon Road Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company

McIntyre & Co Schedules Reveal Large Insolvency

Bankruptcy schedules filed by Edward T White of McIntyre and Co stock brokers list liabilities of 1 588 426 with unsecured 1 550 981 secured 31 945 and wages 3 500. Assets total 1 184 089 including cash notes office furniture accounts stocks and bonds seats in exchanges and collateral deposits.

T. A. McIntyre & Co Broadway Edward T. White

Notable City Finance and Transport Leaders Elected

Drayton Burrill of John H. Jacquelin & Co is elected a member of the Stock Exchange. George A. Hurty of Henry Clews & Co seeks Cotton Exchange membership. Clarence J. McQuaig of Montreal becomes a director of the Tri City Railway and Light Co. Schwab, abroad with Archibald Johnston of Bethlehem Steel, expected home Saturday. Columbia Bank moves to 507 Fifth Avenue. The 1908 edition of American Street Railway Investments, a key reference on over 1,500 U S and Canadian street railway entities, is issued.

Drayton Burrill John H. Jacquelin & Co Stock Exchange George A. Hurty Henry Clews & Co Clarence J. McQuaig Montreal Tri- City Raiilway and Light Company Charles M. Schwab Archibald Johnston Bethlehem Steel Corporation Columbia Bank Forty-third Street 11Th Avenue Fifth Avenue United States Canada

Stockholders to Run Road after Lease Reversal

The Protective Committee of Central Park North East River Railroad stockholders, owning 12,000 of 18,000 shares, nominates 12 candidates for the board. They emphasize stockholder representation to refit, re equip, and operate the road for their sole interest after lease cancellation to the Metropolitan system.

Central Park, North & East River Railroad Howard C. Brokaw John T. Pratt John W. Castles Alexander J. Hemphill Ellis Ames Ballard George W. Elkins Tracy Dows George S. Coe Edward C. Smith E. H. Kh. Belcher James A. Macdonald Frank Curtis George W. Linch Protective Committee

European Markets Report From London Paris and Berlin

London stocks rise as Irish loan data boosts American securities. Wall Street demand supports gains with bear covering early. Bank of England discount holds at 2 1/4 percent as Consols drift dull. Paris and Berlin show firmer prices with franc and rente movements noted amid mixed exchange.

London Stock Exchange American Securities Wall Street Bank of England

Mining Stocks in London Quotations for American Mines

London market quotations for American mining stocks reported yesterday show Camp Bird at 0 13 0 and Esperanza at 1 11 0. Dolores at 1 10, E. Oro at 6 3, Ratton's Ind at 0 1 with other values noted in the London session.

London

Bank of England weekly statement shows declines across reserves

The Bank of England reports a weekly decrease in total reserve of 615000 pounds with falls across circulation bullion and securities. Other deposits and public deposits drop significantly while notes reserve and government securities shrink. The reserve to liability ratio rises to 49.23 percent from 44.47 percent.

London Bank of England

Imperial Bank of Germany reports weekly balance shifts

The Imperial Bank of Germany's weekly statement shows cash in hand up 40,586,000 marks while loans fall 76,532,000 marks and discounts drop 114,738,000 marks. Treasury Bills rise 9,622,000 marks. notes in circulation decline 125,727,000 marks. deposits rise 28,890,000 marks.

Berlin Imperial Bank of Germany

Bank of France weekly statement shows mixed shifts

Paris July 9 report details changes in circulation and deposits. Notes in circulation fall 28.775 million francs while Treasury deposits rise 8.5 million. General deposits drop 58.675 million. Gold on hand up 23.125 million. silver down 3.10 million. Bills discounted slide 187.65 million and advances fall 1.65 million.

Paris Bank of France Treasury

Trustee for Coster firm named to administer affairs

William A. De Long chosen as Trustee for the failen Stock Exchange house of Coster Knapp & Co following the death of partner Charles Coster. Creditors’ meeting at Peter B. Olney’s office revealed claims totaling about 1.5 million dollars. Notable claims include Henry J. Braker 225000 cash and 600000 for conversion, William Littauer 35000 cash and 200000 for conversion, and William Kittredge 103000 for conversion. A claim for 380000 by Mrs Anthom was announced. Receiver Werner reported 9500 cash on hand and minimal securities. Creditor outlook described as very poor. The hearing was adjourned to July 16.

William A. de Long Failen Stock Exchange William Littauer William Kittredge Anthom Charles Coster Werner

Delaware & Hudson Bond Plan Cut by Public Service Panel

The Public Service Commission for the Second District reduces the Delaware & Hudson refinancing plan from 20 million to 13.276 million, allows 6.5 million more for other refunding, and disallows 2.5 million for a subsidiary coal venture. It defers ruling on notes tied to notes funding and stresses proper capitalization and supervision. The panel sets a 4 percent rate and a minimum sale price of 95 for the new bonds, citing the road’s strong condition.

the Public Service Commission For Second District Delaware & Hudson Company United Traction Company of Albany Troy & New England Railway Public Service Commission Commission Delaware & Hudson

Coffee Market Opens Steady With Substantial July Exchange

Coffee opened yesterday with net steady prices and minor gains. Total sales reached 15 250 bags with 250 July for Fete trading at 5 points and 4 000 bags July 1909 at 6.05. Havre closed lower and Hamburg showed September 4 off others unchanged. Warehouse deliveries moderate and Rio plus Santos receipts were fairly full.

Uly Havre Hamburg Rio Santos

Colorado Mining Stocks Closing Quotation Update

Special to The New York Times reports Colorado Springs stock quotes on the local exchange. Listings include Dante versus Elkton Isabella Portland El Paso Vindicator Rawlings and Work with bid and asked prices shown, though several figures appear jumbled.

New York Times Colorado Springs Col Foll Dante Isabella Elkton Bes Portland el Paso Rawlings

Texas Prospero Again Brightens State Economies

New Yorker Charles D. Dickensheets reports Texas recovery with banks largely untouched by stringency aside from private House bank. Houston plants run full, car wheel factory and camel hair cloth plant busy. 1,100 workers rehired, eight shops reopened. Oil fields opened, oil price down, fuel shifts save railroads. beef cheap, cattle prices strong, cotton and rice crops seen large. promising crops across Pasadena and Northern Texas.

Texas Charles D. Dickensheets Houston International Board of Foreign Trade Wall Street T. W. House Union Bank and Trust Company Kirby Lumber Company Santa Fé Pacific Southern Pacific Railroad Southern Pacific New York Pasadena Bermuda

Wilsons Assets Postponed in Bankruptcy Case

Final accounting in the William Wilson bankruptcy, tied to his chain of drug stores including Times Square, is delayed until asset recovery. Trustee Solomon J. Frudenheim reports a lease on 110 Liberty Street assigned to John A. Jacobsen, then sold to Gustav Von Glahn for 7500, with alleged pre bankruptcy transfer. Referee Coxe cites a conspiracy and orders repayment, Jacobsen missing and further actions pending. An action against John A. Crittenden Company seeks return of 10000 as a preferential payment. Wilson’s total deficiency around 5000 remains unresolved.

William Wilson Times Square Solomon J. Frudenheim Nassau Street Frudenheim Wilson Liberty Street John A. Jacobsen Jacobsen Gustav von Glahn Macgrane Coxe Coxe John A.crittenden Company

Clambake For Traffic Men In New York Harbor

The Traffic Club of New York will hold a clambake at Witzel's Point College Point with a special steamer leaving Pier 8 East River at 1 AM. Luncheon on board, a five inning baseball game between Industrials and Railroad and Steamship teams at noon, and athletic events at 2 PM. Prizes distributed at 5:80 PM before the return.

New York Ohio River Witzel's Point College Point Pier 8 East River East Thirty-first Street Industrials Railroad and Steamship H. L. Derby Industriall L. C. Bostwick Railroad and Steamship Nine A. F. Mack R. ‘Enbrook C. Keene J. F. Anderson Harry D. Vought Lyman McCarty

London and Paris Addresses Noted

Readable line lists London address 16 Bishopsgate St Within and Paris address 41 Boulevard Haussmann, noting two locations.

London Bishopsgate St Within Paris Boulevard Haussmann

Baltimore & Ohio declares dual dividends for 1908

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces a 2 percent dividend on Preferred Stock for the six months ending June 30 1908 and a 3 percent dividend on Common Stock from surplus earnings, both payable September 1 1908 to stockholders of record August 1 1908. Books will not close.

Baltimore & Ohio Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co Baltimore, Md Co. W. Woolford Greenwich Savings Bank 8. B. Cor 6Th Ave 16Th &T Chambers St Nerannum Totten Orge BB. Dunsing H.e.tener,jr

Kansas City Southern Railway Declares Quarterly Dividend

The Kansas City Southern Railway at 0 Broad Street New York declares a quarterly dividend of one percent on preferred shares from surplus earnings for the current year. Payable July 15 1908 to stockholders of record at 3 PM June 30 1908. Checks mailed to addresses on file with the Transfer Office. f R B Sperry secretary.

Electric Bond and Share Company New York H. M. Prarcis Reel Wells Fargo &Company Proadwart New-York A. W. Zimmermann Barnhart Type Foundry Company Lafayette Street Manhattan City of New York Charles R. Murray Kansas City Southern Railway Broad St F . R. B. Sperry International Navigation Company Fidelity Trust Company Chestnut St Philadelphia Ane Sinking Fund International Navigation Companys Fidelity Trust -Company

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