Cotton Reports Compared Shows Strong Agreement
The article notes a marked agreement between U S Government and Watkins Bureau cotton yield reports. It cites 11 191 000 yield per acre for 1915 and highlights similar methods, semi monthly reports, and county maps. The Watkins Bureau materials are available at their offices for interested readers.
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U. S
Watkins Bureau
Merger Meeting Proposed for New York Title Insurance
Notice to stockholders announces a special meeting of New York Title Insurance Company at 135 Broadway Manhattan June 20 1916 to approve the merger with Newark Tithe Insurance and New York Mortgage and Security Company into New York Title and Mortgage Company. Stock transfer books close June 16 1916 and reopen June 1 1918. Harry A. Kahler president Frank L. Cooke secretary.
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Macdougal
Ant
Prince St
Beairrielo
Frank Scorella
Wadsworth
P. c
Antee
Trust J
Broadway
West and
Minnie
Joan and Trust Co
Ernestine Cohn
Bertho'd Hahn
Privato
Jean Forst
Tile Silverman
New York Tithe Insurance Co
LS Broadway
Adfresa
Julia H. Fisk
Newfoudee
Paul Tuckerman
Tuxedo Park
N. F
Arthur G. Gue
P. O
OOS Wert
Jacob Keesler
Woodcutt
MN. J
Union Dime Savings Bank
Eee
Butcher T. & F
Madison Av
Stith ST
Avene A
R. Zicka
Bend
Lennoh
Amy Holder
Central Trust Go
New York
Wall St
Bend, Attorneys, Jolice, J. & K
Special stockholders meeting on merger of New York mortgage firm
Notice under board instructions for a special meeting of stockholders of the New York Mortgage and Security Company at 135 Broadway Manhattan New York City to consider and act on a merger agreement to be submitted to stockholders for approval The office will close Friday June 16 1916 at 3 PM and reopen Wednesday June 21 1916 at 10 AM Frank L Cooke Secretary
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Broadway
New York
M @ and Security Counec
New York Titles Insurance Cmpany
New York Mortage and Security Company
Ew York Title Insurancempany
New Yorl and Mortgage Company
New York Mortgage and Security Company
Borough of Manhattan
New York City
Harry A. Kahler
Frank L. Cooke
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Penn
Cleveland & Marietta Railway Company
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
T. H. B. McKnight
Weingarten and Jenks to vote on dissolution
New York May 21 1914 stockholders of Weingarten and Jenks Inc are urged to dissolve the company. A meeting for stockholders to vote on dissolution will be held at 236 Broadway Manhattan at 4 P M on June 30 1916 with Abr A Silberberg as attorney and Harry Jenks as secretary.
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New York
Weingarten & Jenks, Inc
Abr. A. Silberberg
Broadway
Manhattan Borough
New York City
Harry Jenks
Stockholders Meeting for Societydairy Company Dissolution
Notice announces a July 7 1916 stockholders meeting at Allan and Locke 86 Wall Street Manhattan New York at noon to vote on immediately dissolving the corporation James F Starek president dated June 5 1916 New York
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Society —_ dairy Company, Inc
Allan & Locke
Wall Street
Borough of
Manhattan
City of New York
New York
James F. Starek
Dividends Declared by United Shoe Machinery Corporation
The Directors declare a quarterly dividend of 8 and 2 percent on Preferred and Common capital stock respectively with a 6 percent extra cash dividend on Common stock for holders of record June 22, 1916 and payable July 5 1916. A surplus asset distribution to Common stockholders is planned based on 15/1000 of a share of Thomas G Plant Company 7 percent stock for each United Shoe share, to be paid July 15 1916 or soon after.
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Corwd Meee
Thomas G. Plant Company
United Shoe Machinery Corperson
Tl. &. Coolidge
Edgar J. Kaufmann
Columbia Trust Company
Broadway
New York
American Brake Shoe Foundry Company
John B. Forsyth
Henry C. Knox
Asheville Power & Light Company
RE. P. Summerson
Read NG Company
Philadelphia
Jay V. Mare
Multiple Company Dividends Announced Across Several Firms
The notices list dividends declared by Kaufmann Department Stores Columbia Trust Co Louisville and Nashville Railroad Co and other firms with payment dates in June and July 1916. Records dates include June 20 and June 22 1916 with various per share or percentage payouts and notes on cheque payments and dividend orders.
Cotton Prices Jump as Liverpool Buys Strong Demand Helps
Cotton markets rise as Liverpool purchases and freight-rate drops boost spot demand. New Orleans, Texas, Savannah, and Augusta report improved spot activity with export outlook rising. June-July exports may set a new high, while total season exports stand at 5,228,000 bales. Local Houston spot gains. Liverpool market opens dull with 5,000 bales traded.
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Liverpool
New Orleans
Texas
Savannah
Augusta
New York
Oklahoma
Eaeatern Belt
Watkins Bureau
H. F. Bachman & Co
Houston
Cpot
Galveston
Deowno
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Memphis
Louis
Mobile
St. Louis
Mayor Opposes Tag Days in New York
Mayor Mitchel opposes further tag days and says the Board of Aldermen agrees. He believes many other ways exist to raise relief funds for Lithuanian war sufferers without this objectionable method. He wrote to P. S. Vilmont, head of the Lithuanian American Relief Fund, declining to designate a collection day.
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Mitchel
New York
Vilmont
Sinking Fund bond sale proposals sought by trustees
Bankers Trust Company as trustee seeks sealed proposals for sale on June 28 1916 of First Mortgage Fifty Year Sinking Fund Gold Bonds of Hocking Valley Products Company with coupons to July 1 1916 and later. Funds available total 10160.71 dollars. Proposals due by 12 oclock noon June 24 1916.
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Sinking Fund
Bankers Trust Company
Hocking Valley Products Company
Noca
H. F. Wilson, Jr
Wall Street
New York City
Chesebrough Dividend Boosts Stock After Oil Link
Edmunds & Jones Corp declares a four dollar annual dividend with a 1 2 share quarterly payout, payable July 1 to record June 20, signaling earnings over three times the dividend. Chesebrough Manufacturing raises its dividend to 1 8 per share with an 8 percent regular and 4 percent extra, payable June 28 to shareholders of record June 20, following a prior 6 and 4 percent schedule.
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Edmunds & Jones Corporation
Chesebrough Manufacturing Company
Standrd Oil Ganny
Auto Merger Abandoned Over Cash Shortage
John N. Willys, president of Willys-Overland, said the proposed $200 million automobile industry merger was dropped due to lack of cash. He noted initial plans envisioned cash payments for holdings, but the arrangement changed, leading to withdrawal. He dismissed Sherman Anti-Trust fears as a factor.
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Toledo
Ohio
John N. Willys
Willye-Overland Company
Lee
Moving Picture Film Duty Cut by General Appraisers
The Board of General Appraisers ruled that duplicate moving picture films not photographed by a camera should be taxed as duplicates, lowering the duty to 1 cent per linear foot. The case, D. C. Andrews & Co. v Maione, involved imports claimed as duplicates versus negatives, with Judge Sullivan sustaining the protest and granting entry at 1 cent per linear foot.
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Board of General Appraisers
D. C. Andrews & Co
Maione
Sague
William L. Wemple
Sullivan Su
Letcher Named Acting Foreign Trade Adviser
Secretary Lansing announced Marion Letcher of Georgia is appointed Acting Foreign Trade Adviser in the State Department replacing A. Holder who resigned to take a job in New York City. Letcher previously served as American Consul at Chihuahua City.
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Letcher
New York Times
Washington
Lansing
Marion Letcher
Georgia
Department of State
Madison Square Garden Foreclosure Sought Over $2.5 Million Mortgage
New York Life Insurance files foreclosure on Madison Square Garden for 2,500,000 mortgage with total judgment at 2,358,504. F and D Company, led by Boissevain and directors, purchased the property in 1911 for 3.5 million and faced planning changes as uptown movement and Grand Central Palace competition hurt profitability. Real estate brokers foresee amicable adjustment rather than sale.
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Madison Square Garden
New York Life Insurance Company
F. & D. Company
Madison Square Garden Company
Title Insurance Company of New York
G. Louis Boissevain
Edmond L Boissevain
George E. Comatock
J. M. Ellsworth
Alwyn
Pease & Elliman
Horn © Hardart Company
Broadway
Houston Street
Horn & Hardart Company
Schulte Cigar “Company
Cross & Brown Company
Forty-second Street
Madison Avenue
Safe Cabinet Company
Marietta
Ohto
J. B. English
N. Lyon
West Forty, Sixth Street
Louis Pane
George W. Bretteli
I. Wit
J. Gelbenstein
Lexington Avenue
Smith & Robbins
Timmins Realty Company
Victoria
Lenox Avenue
Lindars Named Chief of Accounts for Transit Authority
The Public Service Commission announced the appointment of Frederick W. Lindars as Chief of Accounts. He will earn $8,000 yearly and oversee the establishment of an adequate accounting system under the dual rapid transit structure. Lindars lives at 1424 President Street Brooklyn and previously worked with the Bureau of Municipal Research.
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Lindars
Public Service Commission
Frederick W. Lindars
Lifdars
President Street
Brooklyn
Bureau of Municipal Research
Wheat and grain markets slide amid mixed futures action
The market shows a sharp early drop in wheat with prices posting new season lows before partial recovery. Corn and oats steady to firmer with occasional declines, while hogs and lard trade unevenly and cottonseed oil sees a mid day rally then retreat. Cargo sugar and Cuban raws keep steady spot quotes as refiners hold rates.
Coffee market shows light demand as prices rise
Offerings were light and prices advanced sharply due to Brazil’s limited follow through, covering of shorts, and trade demand. The close was steady with a net gain of 10 to 11 points. sales reached 18,750 bags. Local Rio spot unchanged at nominal level.
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Bull Mpport
Mart
Wall Street
Neds
Porto Ricos
Brazil
Ecenees
Klciss
O. E
Butter Market Reports and Prices From Yesterday
Receipts totaled 20 974 packages with fair demand and steady to firm values. Creamery extras sold at 30 cents per pound, with higher scores moving into the free era at a cost. renovated arrivals noted. Regular packing stock stayed dry at full rates, while eggs showed stock quality improving with strong high grade wing demand and brisk sales of finely graded categories.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
India
Pennsylvania
Ani
Anja
Hennery
Miwadi Calarg
Forecast chart shows scattered thunderstorms across states
The report details a forecast for Friday and Saturday with thunder showers expected in Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Tennessee Kentucky Indiana Ohio Michigan Indiana Illinois and nearby regions. Winds are variable with some places expecting fair conditions and others cloudy and warmer.
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Wat. Tenn
Wand
E. Ind
Ohio
Ark
Okla
W. Tex
Lowa
Second Hand Cars Advert in The Automobile Exchange
The New York Times ad promotes lightly used cars of all makes at bargain prices. Contact Telephone 1000 Bryant for details.
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Automobile Exchange
New York Times
Bryant
Bowery Real Estate Boom Signals Big Historic Deal
The Bowery clears for a major transaction involving the Thalia Theatre and Atlantic Garden near the Manhattan Bridge approach. The tract 150 feet on the Bowery extends to 187.6 feet on Elizabeth Street, with a $420,500 assessed value and rumored sale at $800,000.
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Bowery
Thalia Theatre
Atlantic Garden
Manhattan Bridge
Elizabeth Street
William Kramer
Wi Nam Kramer Sons Realty Company
Erie & Prager
Owenfeld & Prager
Union Square
Sixteenth Street
Decker
William A. Sussiman
Ellison & Pilison
Kramers
Lind & Pfeiffer
Jacob Finkelstein
Bow
Bridge
Ir Bowery
Complex Realty Disputes Involving Day and Partners
A string of legal notices outlines property actions including Alice A Crandell versus Managhan Realty Co and others, with due amounts ranging from 2,454.45 to 10,471.20. Referees, trustees, and attorneys listed for each case, detailing tax liens and partition efforts across multiple parcels and addresses.
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Joseph P. Day
Ted St
Central Park Weat
Alice A. Crandell
Managhan Realty Co
Davis Symmes & Schreiber
Richard J. D. Keating
Third Avenue
Henry Brady
Brook
John McClure
Max Reich
Clark
Prentice, McClure & Roulstone
Wallace
Fraser
New York
New Haven
Multiple City Property Sales Highlight Land Auctions
Fragmentary record lists numerous real estate sales and auctions across Manhattan and surrounding areas. Executed and voluntary sales involve three to six story dwellings, lofts, and tenements with prices ranging from tens of thousands to over sixty thousand dollars, including properties at Ames Place, Amsterdam Avenue, Lenox Avenue, and Third Avenue, with several estates and executors acting as sale agents.
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Amsterdam
Lexington
Robert M. Gluck
20Th St
Frederico Diets
Osth St
Ist
William J. Geoghegan
Brown Place
Lynbrook
Mendel Presherser
Newport
Suffolk
E . Paerschke
West As
Broad
James
William
Gilleapia
Griffin
Al = Ab
Neres Gernon S. Norton
Henry Brady
Jal East
Kath
J. Buckley
Execurix
Eliz
Fernbacher
Ambiguous Riverside Drive and West Side Developments
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple proposed buildings on Riverside Drive and West 18th Street including a six story apartment house near 18th, a fourteen story apartment hotel near West 40th, a three story public garage near West End Avenue, and other projects with owners architects and costs partially shown.
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Riverside Lrive
Saini Cee
West End
W Bradey
Madison Av
E. H. Jones
West 45Th St
Edgecombe
150Th St
Complex Public Notices of Property and Mortgage Details
A long OCR fragment lists lenders, attorneys, and various property transactions including addresses such as 40x74 lot on Prince St and 176 Broadway. It references mortgages, terms like 6 percent, and assignments among individuals and institutions, with multiple named parties and locations across New York City.
Receivers seek claims against Mills & Gibb in New York
The District Court of the Southern District of New York orders all creditors and claimants against Mills & Gibb to file statements by August 1, 1916, at the receivers office 286 Fourth Avenue Manhattan. Notices to be published in major New York papers and mailed to known creditors. Also public notices of seizures under the Pure Food and Drugs Act. trials set for June 26, 1916 at the U S Court building Manhattan.
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Mills & Gbb
Rushmore
Bisbee & Stern
Or Cletpante
Milla & Gibb
Mills Gibb
Mills & Vead
Joseph BR. Marti J. Harper
Manhattan
City
Coun
State of New York
Mills & Gibb
Mille & Gibb
New York Times
New York
Mile & Gibb
Tae
Mater
United States
Peete
Dstrict Court
Southern Diatrict
Thomas D. McCarthy
Marshal
H. Snowden Marshall
United States District Court
Southern District of New York
Court Post Office
New TV
Tauiteqd
Thomas D McCarthy
U & Maremal
Wden Marshall
United Tates Bdistrict Court
U. S. Court Post Office
Ready Reference Pinder for The Annalist Ad
Pinder for The Annalist, full cloth, $1.25. Best reference to stock prices and important financial facts New York advertisement.
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New York
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Chambers St
Board of Trustees
HN J. Pulleyn
John 8. Daly
New York Title Insurance Co
Newark Tithe Insurance Company
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At & O
New York Mortgage & Security Co
United Shoe Machinery Corporation
Kaufmann Department Stores, Inc
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co
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Yable
C. E. Ambler
the Peoples Bank of the
Ziruth Kaisermpany, & Corporation
Ang Res
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Leroy A. Strasburger
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Financial Notice
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Chesebrough
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Moving Picture Films
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Fast Tenth Strety
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Charles L. Locke
Hay Fiftieth Street
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Charlies Correal
Forth Ward
Queens
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Lincoln Avenue
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Union Avenue
Edith E. Perkins
Long Island
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George Taylor
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Lewis H. May
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Orienta Avenue
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Evergren Lane
William He
Caleb Hyatt
Yonkers
Prince & Ripley, Inc
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Amai . Barber
Henry Street Settlement
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Lillian PD. Ward
Gouverneur Street
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Children’s Ald Society
Henry Street Tlement House
Supreme ‘Court
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Dyckman
Aea Oer
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James Frederick Arundel
Nhce Arthur
Sheridan
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Max N. Nathanson
Majestic
St. Nicholas Avenue
Pa Street
Bing & Ng
Conn. Shoe Co
College Point
Judson A. Harrington
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Beacon Falls Rubber Shoe Company
Beacon Falls
Conn
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United States Metal Products Company
Beacon Falls Rubber Company
Hatasatah Realty Company
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T. J. Martin
Riverside Drive
Souther
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Sixty-third Street
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Harris & Vaughan
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John O'Connell
146Th Street
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Bronx
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Rooklyn
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J W. Terhune
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James T. Barry
Mac Construction Company
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Ronx
Morris Goldstein
Bay Ridge
Jere Johnson, Jr
Broigh Real Estate Exchange
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Ier Haling Corp
Zit Hrosadney
Schwartz & Gross
B. N. Marcus
Paterno Construction Co
Schwerte & Grose
Webster
108Th St
Tory
Hedford Park
Asmiuserent
Te Reality
Philo Bittman
le Naseae
William_Koppe
Bins
Stebbina Av
Boston Road
Bristow St
Hoston Road
Marx
O . F. Seens
Hoérenberg _& Bartes
Lowery
West End Av
Poh St
Hreadeay
Jacobse
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Joseph PO Dos Maidleen Avoe
Moe
Piest
Catherine T. White
Mt. Morris
Arrow Construction, Co
Alberteon
the Building Department
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Benjamin Freund
Solomon Tenentaum
Henry St
Leopold Freiman
Hare Swain
Broad Morris
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Murphy
Dollar
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