Redemption Notice for First Mortgage Sinking Fund Bonds
The International Mercantile Marine Company announces the redemption of 325 First Mortgage Sinking Fund 5% Gold Bonds due February 1 1893 at par plus accrued interest as of August 1 1911 set to be paid at Fidelity Trust Company 325 Chestnut Street Philadelphia with interest ceasing after that date. Bond numbers listed include 10856 10893 10955 11058 11101 11102 11105 11120 11179 11365 11494 11546 11547 11575 11617 11642 11822 and many more up to 19949. The notice is dated August 1911 and signed by H G Philips Treasurer for the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Navigation Company
International Mercantile Marine Company
First
Fidelity Trust Company
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New York International Mercantile Marine Company
H. G. Philips
Fidelity. Trust Company
R. Ellis
Convertibles Promise 6.66 Percent Yields to Investors
An office circular invites calls to learn how the principal of investors has been tripled and why 6.66 percent on convertible bonds is affordable. If calling is not possible, a written Circular E is suggested from Metropolitan Dept., 489 5th Ave., New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5Th Ave
N.Y
Wheat Yields Strong Here and Abroad Amid Markets Shifts
Heavy liquidation opens the week with July wheat leading the decline and some recovery later. Europe’s weaker crop outlook raises import demand, while U.S. supply remains ample with a large carryover. Trade measures at Chicago fix settling prices after the May deal as rains improve prospects for Spring and Winter wheat across the Dakotas Nebraska Iowa and the Ohio Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
India
Canadian
America
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Board of Trade
South Dakota
Dakotas
American
Nebraska
Iowa
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Corn Market Steady Amid Profit Taking in Week
The corn market shows steady firmness with profits taken on advances. Conditions for planting and germination were excellent, drought slowed growth but boosted root strength, and crop damage remains limited though regional droughts persist. In the United States, cash corn stays firm as exporters show renewed interest.
Cottonseed Oil Trade Enters Week With Liquidation Pressure
The week saw substantial evening and liquidation in cottonseed oil, led by July options as longs hesitate to take delivery. Refiners claiming oily stock in the South push sales into farther options while large interests hold back. Lackluster demand and adverse Southern weather combined with hopes for liberal decreases to ease the market.
Cotton market ebbs with erratic week and rains ease drought
Market notes show cotton prices fluctuating and turning down as rainfall improves conditions in the South. Old crop options weaken while July and August hold, futures shift amid weak demand from shorts and hopes of a partial crop readjustment. Foreign trade remains steady with hopeful signs for a global demand rebound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shorts
Manchester
India
China
Orient
United States
Great Britain
Oats Market Remains Strong Amid Weather Shocks
The oats market shows sustained strength with prices near weekly highs. Dry conditions damage the crop, while rains in Iowa Nebraska the lake region and the Ohio Valley limit deterioration. Canadian prospects look robust prompting potential imports. hog market movements shift with weather and feed conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Nebraska
Lake
Ohio Valley
Continental and Commercial Bank Data Could Challenge National City Bank
The fusion of Continental and Commercial Bank with Hibernian Bank would place Chicago with a major institution rivaling National City Bank of New York in deposits. The combined figure would approach 180 million dollars, placing it near New York’s National City when added to related deposits from the Continental and Commercial Trust and Savings Bank, based on June 7 bank call figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental and Commercial Bank
Hibernian Bank
Chicago
National City Bank of New York
Continental and Commercial
United States
First National
National Bank of Commerce of New York
City National
Continental and Commercial Trust and Savings Bank
Cornell professor to study storage eggs for government
Prof. W A Stocking a bacteriologist at the State College of Agriculture Cornell University will summer investigate cold storage eggs for the Government. He goes to Omaha with assistants from the Department of Agriculture to determine which eggs store best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Ithaca
N. Y
W.A. Stocking
State College of Agriculture
Cornell University
Omaha
Department of Agriculture
Indian Lands to Be Sold Across 360000 Acres This Year
Washington June 18. About 360000 acres of Indian land will be put on sale this year. The Indian Bureau will post notices in post offices nationwide to stimulate disposal. Lands largely inherited by Indians seeking funds to improve allotments. Other farms belong to non competent Indians for whose support money is sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indian Bureau
New York Stock Exchange Week in Review Transactions
The report summarizes weekly NYSE quotations for the week ending June 17 with totals of 17,639,000 and 20,500,000 in various bond and stock categories. It lists numerous issues with bid, ask, and last prices including Adams Express, Amalgamated firms, railroads, steel, and utilities, reflecting broad market activity and price levels across sectors.
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New York Stock Exchange
Pacific
Mob. & Ohio
Morris & Co. O
Morris & 3
Con
St L
Nat. Oe R
M. Con
N- Rys. M. Prior
N. Y
St. L
Bi & P
N. H
H. Gory
Nort. & W
Nort. & W. Saute
Nor
Gtd. G. Seeee
Penn
Bige
Peoria & East
Philippine Ry
As. F
U. S. Rubber Os
U. S. Steel Ss
U. 8. Steel Bs
Rep. Iron
St. Louis
Megros Des Nuns
I. M
I. Mt
Seab. A. L
Sta
So. Pac
So, Car. & Ga. Ds
So. Ry
Bo. Ry
St. Li
Mem
Mewesto
Texas & Pacific
Peo. & W
Ulster & Deh
Underg’d Es. Inc
Union Bag & P. Es Stana
Union Pacific
Union Pac. Ist
Union Pac
U. S. Realty & Imp
U. S
U. R. Re
Iron C. & C. Bs
WE. of
W.P.T
Col. T
Wab. Pitts. T
Maryland
Wheel & L.E. Con
Wilkes, & East
West
Union Col. Tr
Nee
Cuba
U. S of Mexico
Aeldin
Brown Bros. & Co
New York City
Notice of Redemption for 5 Percent First Mortgage Bonds
Des Moines Iowa Falls and Northern Railway Company and its successor announce redemption of the 5 percent first mortgage gold bonds and accrued interest at 105 percent of face value on July 1911. Bonds and attached coupons must be presented to The Trust Company of America, 37 Wall Street, New York City. Dated May 8, 1911. Des Moines Iowa Falls and Northern Railway Company. St Paul and Des Moines Railroad Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines, Iowa Falls and Northern Railway Company
Iowa _ corporation
Ind &T. Pai
Des Moines Railroad Company
Iowa Corporation
Orece i Santo
Des Moines
Iowa Falls and Northern Railway Company
Colonial Trust Company
Securine Eaia
Railroad Company
Trust Cmpany of America
Wall Street Borough of Manhattan
New York City
Newark
Mder
Pater
W. A. Bradford
Paul and
H. A. Mudge
Somerset Coal bonds to be redeemed on August 1 1911
Notice to holders of Somerset Coal Company secured bonds that all outstanding bonds will be redeemed on August 1 1911 at the Guaranty Trust Company of New York 28 Nassau Street New York City with 110 percent of face value plus accrued interest to that date. Payment and presentation details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset Coal Company
Guaranty Trust Company of New York
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Nassau Street
New York City
Maryland
Baltimore
J. H. Wheelwright
Guarantyst Company of
Guaranty Trust Coen of
Newark City
T. K. Stuart
The Desirability of Public Utility Securities
The desirability of public utility securities rests on stability and steady income. We offer these securities because we are largely invested in and control the properties they are based on.
Bank for Savings declares six month dividend in New York
The Bank for Savings in the City of New York at 280 Fourth Avenue announces a semi annual interest dividend for the six months ended June 30 1911 at a rate of three and one half percent per annum on deposits of five dollars and upward. Dividends credited to principal July 1 1911 and payable from July 20 1911. Deposits on or before July 10 1911 earn interest from July 1 1911. Signed Walter Trimble president Charles A Sherman secretary James Knowles comptroller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank For Savings
City OF
New York
Fourth Avenue
Board of Trustees
Walter Trimble
Charles A. Sherman
James Knowles
Western Man Seeks Buyers for Large Water Power Land
A Western man indicates interest in finding parties willing to take up a substantial tract with valuable water power or to entrust it to responsible parties for sale. The note appears in Times on page 48.
Notice of firm partnership change and bond lending offer
Notice states Philip Greenstein severed his connection with the firm on June 12 2011. The undersigned continues the business thereafter under Stewart Frake at 148 West. The circular also advertises Panama Canal 3 percent bonds and $100 v 5s cover. Beyer & Company contact details provided.
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Panama Canal
Beyer & Company
Tel
William St
Philip Greenstein
A. Sthowart Frank
West
Ag Heretefere
Stewart Frake
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Tempce Bar
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New_York
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Vate Eet
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Ohio Gold
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Ches. & Ohio Con
Ic. Chi. & Erie
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St. P. Ter
OX Osay
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Den
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Erie
Col
Int
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Kan
City
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Central
Ralt. & Ohio Prior , B. & O
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn R. T
Buffalo Gas
Buff
Canada South
Central of
Ga. 3d Inc
Ches. & Ohio
East Ill
Sk -& SG P
KR. I.& P. Col
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Detroit United
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J. J
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Central Trust Company
Wall Street
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Lenox Ave
125Th St
Third Ave
148Th St
Metropolitan E3 Trust Company of the
Court & Trust Funds
Standard Trust Company
Broad Street
New York, N.Y
William C. Lane
Frank K. Sturgis
William C. Cox
Charles M. Billings
Edward M. F. Miller
E. Brainerd Bulkley
Zelah van Loan
Aist
Union Trust Company of
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Fifth Avenue
38Th Street
M Safe Aults
Des Moines, Iowa Falls and
Northern Railway Company
Conesmunh
Goosen
York Sity
Meikleham & Dinsmore Engineers
Bankers
State Street
Boston
State OF Oregon
Salem
Oregon
National Park Bank OF New York
Schooel
Ren. W. Olcott
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