Ramsey Advises Debenture Holders to Retain Wabash Bonds
Joseph Ramsey Jr ex president of the Wabash Railroad counsels minority bondholders to keep their debentures predicting prices will rise beyond exchange offer value. He criticizes the current readjustment plan for favoring common stock and suggests alternatives to preserve debenture value and enforce 6 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabech
Joseph Ramsey, Jr
Wabash Railroad
Ramsey
Wabasa
Wabash
Commons
Wabash Preferred
Wall Street Bears Sway Market Amid Sharp Reading Decline
The market fell sharply with heavy selling led by Reading United States Steel Union Pacific and Amalgamated Copper before a late bear rally. Reading slumped to 132 1 2 from the day high as pressure pressed other issues while Pennsylvania Railroad and Baltimore and Ohio showed unusual strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
United States Steel
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania
Reid to Control Indianapolis Bank
Daniel G. Reid has taken over the stock of Capital National Bank of Indianapolis, formerly held by Frank L. Powell, placing Reid in practical control of the bank. Reid already holds rail and banking interests and sits as director in several banks including the Second National Bank of Richmond, Indiana.
Closing quota tions for government bonds and stocks
The report lists closing quotations for government bonds and stocks with numerous named issues and prices. It includes government securities, corporate bonds, railroads, utilities, and mining stocks with varying bid and ask levels and a summary of total sales for June 14 1906 and year to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi & Alton
Og & LE
The Cotton Market and Weather Forecast for Cotton States
Weather outlook by state with showers Friday and warmer or fair conditions Saturday across North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama and Texas Oklahoma Arkansas and Tennessee. Cotton market finished strong with July up to 11 12 points from the low and New Orleans buying as exporters bid premiums. Prices for July through December climbed with New Orleans contracts lifting and spots steady in the local market. Equity and futures data show gains and causal selling tied to broader stock market dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Pase
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Ississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Alabama
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Arkansas
Tennessee
New Orleans
Wall Street
Liverpool
South
Houston
Galveston
A. O. Brown & CO
Subways Dip and Mixed Marks Markedge Trading
Chicago June 14 weak Eastern market eases stocks with Subway sliding to 58% in early session. Shipbuilding around 62 to 64. Match slips to 123 then rises near 124. American Can preferred ex-dividend 1% at 60. Biscuit drops. Kansas City Light falls over a point. Minutes show varied readings across many issues with modest money at 5.6%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
Subway
W& Cents
Swift
American Can
Kansas City Light
New York Exchange
American Shipbuilding
A. Booth & Co
Chicago Subway
Chicago Telephone
Sec Union Traction
Sian and Aimetch Poe Gipice
Diamond Match Rts
Kansas City. Ry
Kansas City Ry. Pf
Metropolitan el
National Biscuit
National Biscuit Pf
Northwestern el
Quaker Oats
Eeennee
Swift & Cove
United Boxboard Pf
Japanese Government bonds listed with Franklin Trust expansion
Application to list on the Stock Exchange the 30 million dollar 4 percent sterling loan bonds second series due 1925 of the Japanese Government issued through Kuhn Loeb & Co. The New York Franklin Trust Co will start on Broadway. Franklin Trust votes to raise capitalization from 1 to 1.5 million. Stock offered at 800 adds 0.5 million to capital and 1 million to surplus. Unsold 1 million collateral trust 4 percent gold bonds of International Traction Co offered at 82 plus interest. Total authorized 30 million, outstanding 18,235,000. Bonds due July 1 1949. Ito incorporation 1899 to unify Buffalo area street railways linking Canadian side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
New York
Franklin Trust Company
Broadway
International Traction Company
Mills Brothers & Co
Tota
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Tonawanda
North Tonawanda
Lockport
Depew
Lancaster
N. Y
Chippewa
Queenstown
Madison Cut Flower Co Incorporation in Madison
The Madison Cut Flower Company of Madison is formed with capital of $80,000. Incorporators are John H. Righter Warren H. Barton and Ernst F. Hoehl. The Hillcrest Realty Company of Madison is organized with capital of $12,000. Incorporators are Alexander Cash Stork B. Ferriss and Carroll B. Merritt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Cut Flower Company
Madison
Capital
John H. Righter
Warren H. Barton
Ernst F. Hoehl
Hillcrest Realty Company
Alexander Cash
Stork B. Ferriss
Carroll B. Merritt
Havana Electric and Rail Totals for First Weeks and July Start
Rail and electric company figures are listed for numerous lines. First week June totals show Sea Gross and mileage figures across lines including Rio Grande, Chicago Indianapolis Louisville, Central of Georgia, Detroit MacKinac, Mobile and Ohio, Northern Pacific, with July 1 start totals and yearly mileage figures. Specific values appear for each route in a dense OCR listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Rio Grande
Chicago
Indianapolis
Louisville
Gross
Toledo
Louis & Western
Central OF Georgia
Detroit & Mackinac
Mobile & Ohio
Northern Pacific
Grain and Provisions Wheat And Corn Market Fluctuate
Wheat unsettled amid unloading efforts with several sharp rallies driven by corn and oats strength. Coarse grains reach new highs while Liverpool and Paris move. cash wheat and corn values listed for No 2 red, No 2 corn, and related grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Paris
Benin
Budapest
Northern
Duluth
Manitoba
Chicago
Mississippi
Nebraska
Dividends Declared By Several Rail Companies
Notices show United Railways Investment of San Francisco declares a 2.5 percent script dividend on preferred stock for half year ending March 31, 1900 with payment July 2, 1906 and transfer books closing June 25, 1908. Chicago & Alton Railroad and Southern Pacific announce per share dividends and book closures. Manhattan Railway Company and Havana Electric Railway outline quarterly dividends payable July 2, 1906 in New York listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNITED RAILWAYS INVESTMENT _ C
San Francisco
United Railways Investment Company of
Exchange Place
Jersey City
N. J
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Broadway
New York
N. Y
Frederic V
Crosby
Southern Pacific Company
A. K. van Deventer
Manhattan Railway Company
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Park Row
W. McWilliams
Havana Electric Railway Company
New York City
Co. W. van Voorhis
NEW York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company
New York and Harlem Railroad Company
Edward L. Rossiter
American Can Company
R. H. Ssmon
United Shock Machinery Corporation. . A
George W. Brown
Boston
Mass
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company
Steubenville & Indiana Railroad Company
National City Bank of New York
Philadelphia Company
Treasury Department
Co. J. Braun, Jr
THE
Mechanics’ National Bank
Wall Street
Guaranty Trust CO
Pennsylvania Company
T. H. B. McKnight
Diverse early 1900s Dividends Declared Across Firms
The Board of Directors of multiple firms including The Securities Company and Detroit and Mackinac Railway, declare various dividends on capital stock or preferred stock with payment dates in July 1906 and record dates in June 1906. Notices specify transfer book closings, mailing of checks, and offices in New York City and other cities.
Annual stockholders meeting notices from 1906
Butte Electric and Power Company schedules its annual meeting for July 10, 1906 at 11 a.m. in Newark New Jersey with transfer books closed June 20 at 3 p.m. and reopening July 11 at 10 a.m. P W Bisland Secretary Also George C Flint Co. to hold trustees election July 12 at 3:30 p.m. in New York City with one hour polls. secretaries ETHFT Pert Belknap June 18, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Electric and Power Company
Broad Street
New York
Prudential Building
Newark
New Jersey
E. Bisland
GEO. C. Flint CO
West 25Rd Street
New York City
Pert Belknap
City of New York eyeing Cross River dam plan in Westchester
Notice of filing and motion to confirm the second separate report in the Cross River Dam and Reservoir case. The report covers Parcels 6 8 11 37 in Westchester and sets July 16 1906 at 10 50 AM in Brooklyn for a court hearing. Sealed bids invited for anthracite coal, bituminous coal, iron and bronze materials by William B Ellison Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Jol. & Enty
Kan. & M
D. C
Philip
Am. B. S
M. Co
Am. Snutt
Mette
A. M
Petit Ae
Leath
Gee
St. P
Ysxensuy
Cee St. L. Pf
van Cleve. & P
H. PE
Lexas
Ex. C. Pf
N. D
D. M
Lacaismiake Ee T. BR. & L
U. S. Exp
T. H
U. S. Leath
U. 5S. R
Ft. W
Westinghouse Homestake
Ir. C
Westinghouse , I. P. Co
Pisaswis
Supreme Court, Second Judicial District
New York
Lewisboro
Undridge
Bedford
Westchester County
City of
Cross River
Francis Larkin
Charles Brandt, Jr
John J. Brown
County of
Westchester
White Plains
Supreme Court of
State of New York
Second Judicial District
Martin J. Keogh
New Rochelle
County of Westchester
John J. Delany
Tryon Row
Borough of Manhattan
New York City
Supreme Court
Daniel F. Cohalan
John F. Brennan
Benoni Platt
White P
Court House
Borough of
Brooklyn
City of New York
County of Kings
John J.delany
Corporation Counsel
Department of Water Supply
Tricity
Commissioner of Water Supply
Abo
Borough of Brooklyn
William B.ellison
Department of Public Charities
Robert W. Hebberd
Une
Pier ‘'A
Battery Place
Department OF Docks
Sf Ferries
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United States
Erie, Steel
St. Paul
Albany
Carl Company
Schenectady
C . Car E. L. Carl
R. D. Degnan
Henry Feldman
Feldman
M. Rhine
Marsh Lands Cigar. Company
Unilon
F. B. Tracy
Owego
J. J. Anthony
Apalaching
G. Gamber
Binghamton
Edward A. Braden
Amusements
G. Gordon
M. Hionves
W. S. Whitman
East Orange
L. Politzer
J. X. Johnn
Ida A. Johnson
Colonial Fireproofing Company
D. Ferguson
R. Walsh
E. H. Cranwell
Civil Service Journal, Publishing Company
G. Wilks
Effie
E. Wilks
R. G. Brooks
G. Pf
L. E
W. C. Sree
Man
Beach
St. Pri
St Re
Eshanath
Nat. B
N. H
Pit. Sedeeeey
Nyse Oy
St. L
NX. & WM
Pac
P. & Lst
Paco 'C. St. L. Pf
aGass
F. Mat
NEW York Stock Exchange
LS & MS
Lo & N Unified
Evie
Ally Ae Cent
Wreieetid
Ae Ist Inc Mo
Ees & T
Chat
Fegen
Isi & P
Tae West Union Fund
Erie
Consietra'ats
Nak
Vattin
Ann Coal
Ir & R Gen
Steel Corpor Ske
Fabash
Verkee
Eees
At & Dan
RIC St
L & Pitts
Bklyn City
Lake Erie & West
Cc of Ga Ist Inc ci L
N.Y
rez _ Erie
Penn
Gila
Val G & Nasterl
Hocky Ist
Interboro-Metro
Hep
Kuhn
BR Loeb & Co
Kuhn, LE & Wn
Loeb & Co
Eafs
Sterl LS &Ms
Repub
Cuba
Mexico
Uj S
Financial Notes
Incorporated
Treasury Balances
Grain and Provisions
Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Coeserees
Fuhd
Philippine
Eeseeeseees
W. J. Duane
the Securities Company
Securities Company
Edwin G. Woodling
Asst
Twin City Rapid Transit Company
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Williams Street
Pattee
Detroit and Mackinac Railway Company
Henry K. McHarg
C. B. Colebrook
Metropolitan Surety Company
Frank A. Condon
the Mutual Bank
Mutual Bank
Hugh N. Kirkland
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Co
Nashville
Tenn
T. D. Webb
Uin, Louu
T.,h. B. McKnight
Ora Vme i
Frank O. Rob
F. C. Hebbard
Board of Assessors
Bronx
23Rd Ward
161St Street
165Th Street
ST. John
Dawson Street
Timpson Street
24Th Ward
185Th Street
Washington Avenue
Third Avenue
Webster Avenue
Mosholu Parkway
240Th Street
Verio Avenue
Herman & Metz
Tihe
Queens
1St Ward
8Th Avenue
Graham Avenue
Flushing Street
Front Street
West Avenue
Pomeroy Street
9Th Street
Vernon Avenue
Boulevard
Crescent Street
Nott Avenue
van Alst Avenue
Jackson Avenue
ND Ward
ST. Nicholas Avenue
Gates Avenue
Kings County Line
Herman A. Metz
Department OF Public Harities
East Twenty-sixth Street
Board of ‘Assessors
Bureau
Manhatan
12Th Ward
Marie Meissenbacher
Louis Meissenbacher
John Wissenbacher
Rosa Speidel
Regina Werner
Babetta Paulsackel
Franklin ,Av
Department OF Docks and Ferries
Alexander
Steinberg, Alexander CO
Sdate
Iba
Joseph
Municipal Board
Manila
P. I
Luneta Extension
City of Manila
Luneta
Manila Bay
Municipal Rd
Pal
Bureau of
Iegular Affairs
Washington, D. C
John M.tuther
Governors Island
Post Hospital
Fort Jay
U. S
N.eet
M. WN. Falls
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