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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1907
Page
8
The European markets faced a sharp decline as liquidation from wealthy holders, grain market pressures, and fears over wheat crops weighed on prices. Roosevelt's address and rail policy debates added to the unease while Paris sought gold to fund external debts, and Britain saw varied daily shifts amid a fragile money market.
Acquaintances note Mrs Green’s loans backed by high grade collateral including first mortgage railroad bonds and gilt-edge stocks. Nicholas Terhune marks twenty years with Great Northern Railway as James Hill’s management era continues. FE and Mendels plans a rare vacation as curb market authority, now registering stocks at Mendels office under new curb rules.
Corporation Counsel Ellison’s suit tests the validity of gas company franchises amid Stevens Committee findings from 1905. The case questions whether six subsidiaries, including Northern Union and Central Union, have valid renewals since 1878, plus doubts over United Electric Light and Power and East River Gas Company. The lengthy dispute hinges on franchises and city actions.
Paris June 2 business on the Bourse in the early part of the week shows subdued activity with limited trading and cautious movements by investors. Market watchers note small gains in some sections while others drift.
Berlin reports a buoyant week amid favorable signals from New York and London. Analysts note a shift from low mood to cautious optimism as gold exports and Roosevelt's policy influence fail to curb gains. Prussian railways order 700 locomotives, Anatolian railways raise capital by 20 million marks, and Bavarian 4 percent loan stands at 40 million marks redeemable in 1915.
A Monday stock break pushed 36 active issues below March panic lows amid a persistent downward trend since the March slump. Ninety seven of 200 active stocks hit new lows since March 25 as grain-country fears and a gold export shipment to France spurred pessimism about the market. The piece lists principal stocks with price comparisons to March 25 and 1906 highs.
Express companies have expanded foreign exchange work issuing foreign money orders in large scale. An inquiry earlier cited that American express money orders abroad total about 5 million dollars in circulation, functioning like banknotes. This effectively provides the express firms with cash equivalent to those outstanding, without any bank reserve requirements, impacting banking competition.
Stockholders of the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad Company approve a double merger at a May meeting. The group takes over the Consolidated Railroad Company valued at 10 million and the New England Navigation Company valued at 20 million with no dissent. The meeting adjourned after the vote to camera.
President Roosevelt urged a uniform system of railroad accounts to be adopted by July 1 under the Hepburn act. The Interstate Commerce Commission has issued circulars guiding general and primary operating accounts, separating outside operations, and limiting the inclusion of capital additions in expense accounts to reveal true earnings and protect investors.
Assemblyman Cuvillier introduces a measure making it a misdemeanor to publish false statements in any prospectus. The bill aims to curb deceptive disclosures in financial offerings and protect investors from misleading information. It sets penalties for individuals or entities found guilty of such misrepresentations.
Brief bank notice lists capital, surplus and profits reserve for interest and taxes, deposits and circulation. Officers shown include C. H. Huttig as president, W. B. Wells as vice president, and J. W. Galbreath as cashier.
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