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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1909

Page

12

Irregular Outside Securities Reflect Copper Problems

The outside market showed mixed activity with Cumberland-Ely strong after reporting 11,000 shares traded, Bay Central and Nevada Consolidated moving notably, and United Copper pressured by President Heinze as it slid from 11% to 10% before recovering to 10% but overall no clear trend. International Smelting appeared for the first time with 400 shares traded at 126.

Cumberland-Ely Miami Bay Central Greene-Cananea Nevada Consolidated United Copper F. A. Heinze International Smelting

European Markets Open With Cheerful Trading Across Regions

London stocks rebound as money is plentiful and discounts steady. Austria and Bank of England secure gold, Kaffirs and Canadian Pacific rise on earnings, while American securities open quiet. Steel and Harriman issues active. Russian railway loan prospectus appears. Prices firm in Paris and Berlin markets with steady exchange rates.

London Austria Bank of England Stock Exchange Canadian Pacific Grand Trunk American Securities United States Steel Common Harriman New York

Weather forecast for cotton and grain states

Special to The New York Times forecast from the Weather Bureau for Wednesday and Thursday covers cotton and grain states. Regions across the South show showers and variable winds, with fair spells in parts of Texas and the Carolinas, while the Midwest reports mostly cloudy to partly cloudy conditions and scattered showers.

New York Times Washington United States Weather Bureau North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Indiana Illinois Lower Michigan Upper Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Missouri North and South Dakota Nebraska

Bank of Germany weekly statement shows mixed shifts

The Imperial Bank of Germany reports cash in hand down 72.36 million marks while loans rise 5.76 million and discounts up 85.71 million. Treasury bills fall 105.55 million. notes in circulation rise 78.98 million. Deposits drop 165.79 million. gold in hand declines 43.24 million.

Berlin Imperial Bank of Germany

Quiet Coffee Trading With Small Gains Near Close

The market opened dull and held steady with slight improvement in the June contract near the close. Rio fell 25 reis while Santos held steady. Havre and Hamburg reported no change. US weekly deliveries totaled 58,542 bags with New York handling 53,583. Rio and Santos receipts reached 63,000 for the week.

Havre Hamburg Rio Santos United States New York

Dominion Copper statement corrects bidders in Vancouver sale

The Protective Committee of the Dominion Copper Company led by Chairman B. W. Lincoln refutes claims that the British Columbia Copper Company was the sole bidder when the property sold in Vancouver on May 28. The committee notes a $155,000 bid by Weinman not clearly linked to the Hayden committee and urges deposits with Empire Trust Co by June 4 to support their position before June 16.

Dominion Copper Company B. W. Lincoln British Columbia Copper Company Vancouver B. C Hayden Committee Weinman Protective Committee Untermyer Hayden-Untermyer Committee Empire Trust Company Broadway New York City New York

Reorganization Plan for Newhouse Copper Company

Faced with about 200000 in overdue debts and failing operations at Newhouse Utah mines, bondholders propose foreclosure and creation of a new company. The plan issues 4300000 in securities including 6 percent income bonds and 600000 shares common stock, with covenants to protect bondholders and options to convert bonds to stock.

Dividends Declared by Chesapeake and Ohio Railway

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company declares a quarterly dividend of one percent on its capital stock payable June 28 1909 to stockholders of record at close of business June 14 1909. Transfer books close June 14 reopen June 29. Checks mailed to stockholders with permanent dividend orders. others should file instructions at once. Secretary Jas Steuart Mackie.

Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company Broadway New York N. J New York City Jas. Steuart Mackie American Beet Sugar Company Nassau Street J. E. Tucker American Can Company R. H. Ismon

Davis-Daly Estates Copper Co. Declares Final Dividend

The board declares a final dividend of fifty cents per share on company stock from proceeds of mining property sales. Payable August 1, 1909 to stockholders of record July 1, 1909, with transfer books closing July 1. Holders should transfer stock before July 1 for prompt payment. J. A. Coram, President.

Board of J. A. Coram

G C Phillips Secretary at 115 Broadway NYC

G C Phillips serves as secretary and office contact at 115 Broadway in New York City. The note identifies a local organizational role and provides the address for correspondence.

WM. M. Wadden Broadway New York New York City

Large Stock Auction Listing Exects Executors Equity

Andrew J. McCormack auctions a regular sale of stocks and bonds on June 2 1909 at 12 30 PM at Vesey Street exchange salesroom. The list includes many railroad and utility bonds plus numerous shares from diverse companies led by Wheeling & Lake Erie Oregon Railroad and the New York Gas and Electric Light and Power Co. and others.

Andrew J. McCormack Adrian H. Muller & Son William ST Vesey Street Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway Co Oregon R. R. & Renta Co New York Gas & Electric Light, Heat & Power Co Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co Manccoah District Telegraph Co Brooklyn United States Rubber Co American Beet Sugar Co Common Southern Pacific R. R. Common National Lead Co Rock Island Co Central Leather Co. of United States Express Co E. W. Bliss Long Island R. R. Co Standard Oil Co Dye Creek Ohio Natural Gas E. W. Bliss Co National Fuel Gas Co Metropolitan Street R’way Co Mtg. & Coll. Trust Seaboard National Bank Plaza Bank Central Trust Co Metropolitan Trust Co Empire Steel & Iron Co. of Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Co Louis Merchants Atchison, Topeka Monarch Mining Co War Eagle Bat Ainr Mee Mining Co War Eagle Consolidated “Mining Co Gold Hill Gold Mining Co Grace Gold Mining & Milling Co Lexington Gold Mining Co Tnnoline Rock Drill Co Gasoline Rock Drill Co Bondy Due Emigrant Gulch The Jefferson Publishing Co United States Vapor Fuel Atlas Oil Co J. OS Haverly Golden Group Mining An Elliptic Spring Co McLean & Benner Machine Co Shaw Boiler Cleansing & Preserving Compound Co Chicago Ry. & S. S. Advertising Co Keely Motor Co Metropolitan Electric Signal Co Electric Renovating Co Wabash Min. & Smelting Co Karthaus Coal & Lumber Co Cherokee Construction F Philadelphia Typewriter Co Universal Wrerel American Colonization Co Bay State Gas Co Havana Tobacco Co Huntoon Spring Water Co

Bond Exchange Privilege On St Paul Minneapolis & Manitoba Railways

The St Paul Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway Co bonds may be redeemed at par and accrued interest at No. 32 Nassau Street New York or exchanged for Consolidated Mortgage four per cent bonds of the same company dollar for dollar with interest adjustment. Exchange period runs to June 30 1909 after which a ten dollar per bond fee is charged. May 25 1909. Great Northern Railway Company by E T Nichols Third Vice President.

N. Y Sears-Roebuck Standard Oil United Cigar Chi Subway Alaska Mines Brit. Col Boston Butte Coalition Carisa Wees Ely M Davis-Daly Giroux Doug Gola Gow G.C. C Greene-Con Inspira Pad Kerr Lake Sig King Edward the Rose Mason Valley Miami Mon’z’a C.R Nev Ohio Otisse Teeeree Coali Ray Cent Eeces Ray Con Silver Ltd Tramps Union Mines United Cop. Pf United Rico Yukon G. Moya Can. Con. C Can Ann Arbor St. L W. Pac Atlanta Birmingham Atlantic Detroit Toledo, & Ironton American Tobacco Detroit United Railway NGS . Am O Vu Georgia Netaeemegas Florida— Co British Col Copper Lutte Coalition Ste Lutte & N Wee Ee Grand Trunk System Central Foundry Chicago Subway Twin City Rapid Transit Cobalt Central Cumb-Ely Minin Dolores Atlantic Coast Line Douglas Copper Giroux Mining Greene-Cananea Guggenheim Indian Valley Canadian Northern Lake Corey Manhattan Transit le Bross Mines Co. of America Nevada Canadian Pacific Uv Ay LD Utah Nipissing Mines Co Chicago & Alton Tornopah Mining Seccesese Tri-Bullionee United Copper United Dry Goods Yukon Georgia Southern & Be Missouri, Kansas Texas Mobile & Ohio NEW York Ontario & Western Pennsylvania Pittsburg Elo Erie Philadelphia Baltimore &Washington Central West Jersey & Seashore EL Specu Reese Mos Peery Hunan American Bank Broadway New York City Hungarian American Bank Charles A. Morse Frank A. Schirmer Louis N. Kramer Gari May B Central Trust Company OF New York Board of Trustees Wall Street Borough of Manhattan City of New York J. N. Wallace M. Ferguson Nassau Street St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway Co Great Northern Railway Company E. T. Nichols Colorado Fuel & Iron Company Denver Colorado Colorado Fuel and Iron Company Colorado Fuel Company Metropolitan Trust Company Atlantic Trust Company General Mortgage City of Colorado Fuel & Tron Company L. M. Bowers

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