President Roosevelt argues for physical railroad valuation
The president outlines a policy for a physical valuation of U S railroads by the Interstate Commerce Commission. He says valuation aids rate reasonableness and capitalization, yet is not a sole measure. Northern Pacific’s figures are cited, showing high value versus capitalization, as he emphasizes valuation as one essential element among many in setting fair rates and proper railroad value.
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United States
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Congress
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Commission
Northern Pacific
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Chicago
Burlington
Complete Bond Transactions. Week Ended June 1 1907
A summary record of bond movements for the week ending June 1 1907 detailing issuer names, bond types, interest rates, maturities, and amounts traded or settled. The list highlights notable issues, transfers, and market activity across financial firms and public authorities.
Laclede NGLal... Preferred And Common Dividends
The Laclede N G A llis Licht Company declares semi annual dividend on preferred stock and quarterly dividend on common stock. Dividends payable by cheque to stockholders of record at the transfer books Saturday noon. Transfer books close until Monday February 17. John L Beggs, President.
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Butte Coalition Mining CO
Broadway
New York
Butte Coalition Mining Company
Allen
Trie City Rapid Transit Company
Farmers’ Loan and
William Street
Chicago & Northwestern Bee Company
E‘thompson-Starrett Company
Thompson-Starrett Company
McGahen
Frescerer
Laclede Ngallislicht Company
Ular
Trans
Fae
John L Beggs
Union Pacific Railroad CO
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Salt Lake City
Utah
Alex. Millar
W. 5
Barstow & Company
Pine Street
Ww. 8
New York City
Clement Swenson
Gold Exports to Paris Show Narrow Profit Amid Large Shipments
Last week’s gold shipments from New York to Paris totaled about 3.3 million dollars with only a slim profit after Bank of France allowances. Major consignors included Goldman, Sachs & Co, Lazard Frères, the Russo-Chinese Bank, and Heidelbach, Ickelheimer & Co. Paris sought gold to bolster reserves as Bank of France reports rising holdings and falling foreign bills. An overall estimate suggests around 20 million dollars may move from New York to Paris in this round of transfers.
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Lew. Se
Piret
Pacific of Missouri
Adams Express
Pennsylvania
Pete
Albany & Susquehanna
Pennsylvania Co
American Hide & Leather
American Tobacco
N. Oscese
Tan Fé
Stam
Rio Grande Western
Santa F
Santa Fé de
Santa Fé
St. Louis
Iron Mt
Baltimore & Ohio
Bt. Louis, R. & North
San Francisco
Baltimore
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
St. Louis Southwestern Consol
St. Louis & Southwestern 2d Inc
Brooklyn Union
St. Paul, Minn. & Man. Con
St. Paul
Sioux City
Canada Southern
San Antonio
Aransas Pass
Entral of Georgia
Consol
Entral Leather
Scioto Valley
New England
Entral Pacific
Seaboard Air Line
Central of New Jersey
Southern Pacific
Ches. & Ohio, Rich. & Alle
Chesapeake & Ohio
Southern Railway
Chicago & Alton
Bur
Uincy
Illinois
Guincy
Toledo
St. Louis & Western
Iowa
Senee - Thicago & East
Jl Fi
Hica
Hicago
East
Ilinois & Erie Ist
Aos
Ts. F. OS
Steel Corp
Mtge
Sz. F. Ee Es
Mil
St. Paule & Mo
Virginia & Southwestern
Chi
Minn
Wabash
Goi
Chicago & Northwestern Pacific
Pittsburg
Chicago
Rock Island
Kago
Iago
Rock Island & Pacific Col
Rock Island & Pacific
West Shore
Chit. Paul
Omaha
New York Penn
Cleve., Cin
Western Maryland
Cleve
Cin
St. L
Western Union Real Estate & Ref
Colorado Industrial
Fast Tenn
Erie General
Erie
Fort Worth
Denver City
Ceeeeses
Gulf & Ship Island
Imperial Japanese
Imperial Jaene
Hocking Valley
Republic of C’ da
Anne Opel
Houston
Texas
Gen. J
Meco
Louieville
ORIOS
Interborough Metropolitan Ee
International Mercantile Marine
International & Gt
Northern
Tennessee Settlement Bros. & Co
Ctfs
Virginia
International Paper
International Steam
Canvessavonahs
Jeffersonist
Kansas City
Scott & Memphis
Beott & Memphis
Kansas Ty
Eris & Weetern
Lake Shore
F. R
Lehigh Valle
New York
Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal
U.ss
Toursville
Louieville & Nantville
Manhattan Consol
F. A
Bank OF
To An Or
Milwaukee
Anesas
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Colum
Bank of Discount
Seth Musex
Phil
Ls.p
Meshertes
City of New Nash
Tral
N. Y._Gas, L
J. J
Hotel de Luxe
New York & Northern Eee
Louisiana Consol
Ontario
Western
No. Way
Norfolk & Western
New York City
Reet
Norfolk & West
Povahbontas
North Carolina
Eicotved
Northern Pacific
Tennessee
Virginie
Paris
France
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Lazard Fréres
London
Bank of France
United States
Wealth and government critique by Henry Clews at Brooklyn meeting
At a Manufacturers' Association gathering in Brooklyn Henry Clews spoke on Is Corporate Wealth a Menace to the Country. He argued wealth use is good while abuse is harmful noting billionaires and rising tax payers and that Rockefeller money was questioned in an anecdote about tainted wealth.
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Manufacturers’ Association
Brooklyn
Henry Clews
Carroll D. Wright
Bernstein
America
Drishmen
Standard Oil Company
Mike
John D. Rockefeller
Pat
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Guaranty Trust Company
Bank of England
Great Britain
T” Guaranty Trust Company
Nassau St
Lombard Street
E.C
Robert & Bradley
Langley W. Wiggin
Park Terrell
Mgr
Bond Dept
John D- Barrett
Johnson & Higgin Bamuel
G. Bayne
Lesbour National Bank
B. GC. Benedict
Robert 8. Bradley
Thpany
Yfrederick H. Eaton
AD Jean Car and Foundry Co
James M. Gifford
Amercan Agriculture Chemical Co
Henry Goldman
Goldman, Sachs Co
Franks. Hastings
Todopolis Gas Co
A. B. Hepburn
Pres
Chase
Columbia
Pat LY
Corner Cedar and
Nassau Sts
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Clark Williams
Howard Bayne
David 8. Mills
John R. McGinley
Pittsburgh
Crossman & Sielcken
Arthur Turnbull
Post & Flags
Iages Wertheim
United Mgar Manufacturers Co
Arthur G. Yates
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg RE. R. Co
the Commercial Trust Company
R. R. Moore
G. J. Baumann
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A. L. Erlanger
KH. Fallows
Jos. R. Grismer
AL. Hayman
James H. McGraw
E. E. Moore
L. H. Perlman
Chas. G. Phillips
W. D. Sargent
L. D. Smith
President Roosevelt
New Jersey
Exchange Place
Jersey City
Trensacts & Seed Banking
WM. J. Field & Treas
JAY
Perkins Treas
R. Tennant
Ser Secy
W. Hardenbergh
Genee
W. Young
Lee Laieander
Kissel
Eton Myles Tierney
Clarence H. Kelsey
Allan L. McDermott
Edwin A. Stevens
Augustus Zabriskie
United States Mortgage & Trust Company
Cedar Street
Akron & Barberton Belt RR Co
Ballaré
Wash
Bellingham Bay & British Col. R
Brooklyn & Montauk R. R. Co
Broxton
Batte Elec. & Power Co
City Gas Co
Norfolk
Grairton
S.D
Corinth
N. Y
Sewer, Cowlitz Co
Stewart
Territory of Arizona
Ohio
Board of Education
Leoves
Frankuln
N. J
U. S. Mtne. & Trust Co
Eg” Washington Railway & Elec. Co
Yuba Electric & Power Co
Pattee
R. H. Williams, Treasur
Frederic V. &. Crosby
Detroit & Mackinac Ralway Co
Wall St
Henry K
Trans- Pere
Montague Street
Fulton Street
Jamaica
Jackson Ave
Long Island City
Frank Bailey
Edward D. Stanley
Clinton D. Burdick
J. Wray Cleveland
Arthur Terry
F. L. Sniffen
Brooklyn Banking Dept. Co
John Jacob Astor
Charies
Brown Julien T. Davies
R. Henders
John L. Hicks - Wiliam M. I
Augustus D. Jusliia
Martin Joost
John
Kennedy Woodbury Langdon James D. Lyne
James H. Manning
Freeeri Charlies Richardson
Henry Roth Jacob H. Schiff
James Speyer. Sanford H. Steele Ellis D. Williams
Louis Windmuller
Knickerbocker Trust Co
Genersh Tras
Kouickerborker Grust
Fifth Avenue
Cor
34Th Street
Bowling Green Trust Co
Chas, P. Armstrong
John A. Hilton
William M. Laws
Treas
Charles P. Armstrong
Frank Brainard
Bronner
Franklin Brown
Robert C. :Owry
Edmund C. Converse
Wm. Nelson Cromwell
Grenville M. Ravin
Gould
Frank J. Gou
George J. Gou
Myron T
Edward T. Jeffery
Winslow
Pierce
Morton F. Plant
Rameau
Frederic . Schenck
Andrew Juiie
William Taylor
Edward R
John P. Truesdell
Brooklyn Trust Company
Manhattan
Montague St
Bedford Ave
Fulton St
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Pacific
McCcready-Beals Co
McCrEady-Beals Co
Wall Street
Henry E. Ahern