Exchange of stock trust certificates notice 1901
New York June 18 1901 announces the exchange of stock trust certificates for stock certificates may occur any time after June 80 but no more than one hundred schedules per diem will be received by the undersigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Southwestern R’way Company
No. 120
Broadway
New York City
THE
Mercantile Trust Company
Henry C. Deming
St. Louis and
San Francisco
Louis Wittgerald
J. Kennedy Tod
Isaac N. Seligman
Siegmund Alsberg
James A. Bink
Benjamin P. Cheney
Samuel G. Eastman
Charles %. Gleed
John A. Stewart
Louis Fitzgerald
Samuel C. Eastman
James A. Blair
St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad Company
Continental Trust Company
City OF New York
Broad Street
New York
Jonn A. Stewart
Benjamin P. Chenfy
Exchange of Stock Trust
Express
Continental Trust Co
City of
Willard V. King
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Missouri Pacific Railway CO
Morton Trust Company
Trust Company
Consolidated Tobacco Company
American Tobacco Company
James B. Dune
Dividends Declared by Multiple Banks and Firms
Directors of the North American Trust Company declare a 3 1 4 percent dividend for six months payable July 10 to holders of record July 1. Bowery Savings Bank grants a 4 percent semi annual dividend on deposits of $5 to $3 000 held three months by July 1. Ohio Southern plan to acquire Detroit Southern Railroad via Continental Trust Company. participation ends July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DETROIT_SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY
Continental Trust Co
New York
Bowery Savings Bank
Bowery
John D. Hicks
Henry A. Schenck
The
Trust Company of America
Broadway
Raymond J. Chatry
Fourth National Bank
City of
Charles H. Patterson
Merchants’ National Bank of the
City of New York
J. W. Harriman
Real Estate Trust Co
Nassau Street
Board of Trustees
Reeven
Henry W. Reighley
National Park Bank of New York
George S. Hickok
North American Trust Company
Merchants’ National Bank
Amalgamated Copper Company
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railway Company
People’s Bank of the
German Exchange Bank
Real Estate Trust Company
Mechanics’ National Bank
General Chemical Company
Continental Trust Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Columbus and Hockin Coal and Iron Company
Ohio Southern Railroad
Manhattan Trust Company
Detroit Southern Railroad Company
Detroit
Lima Northern
Mexican Central Board Gains American Influence In Stockholder Vote
Stockholders elect ten new directors to the Central Board with strong American representation led by Yoakum of the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad. Standard Oil holds a board seat, signaling a tilt toward American interests in the Mexican Central, amid silver depreciation and gold-based cost pressures on imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Central Board
St. Louis
San Francisco
Yoakum
Standard Oil Company
Railway progress in Mexico shows growing trade and railroad gains
A Boston meeting on the Mexican Central Railway signals large capital interest in developing Mexico's resources. US trade with Mexico rose to 63.6 million last year, with exports and imports climbing since 1895, and the Mexican Central Railroad expanding mileage while earnings per mile rose consistently over sixteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Mexican Central Railway
Mexico
Tampico
el Paso
Mexican Central Railroad
Mexican Central System
Miles
Oso
WOO
cSeenewsdens
Market Drifts as Traders Await Bank Statement Impact
A listless market saw under 500000 shares traded with many minutes showing no transactions. While some stocks weakened on unfounded absorption rumors, others like Minneapolis and St. Louis, Iowa Central, and General Electric rose on prospects of dividends, rights, or reorganizations. St Paul deals confusion and muted activity in several rail and tobacco issues marked the day, with London opening higher but little movement locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
United States Steel Corporation
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Iowa Central
General Electric
Wabash
American Car and Foundry Company
American Car and Foundry
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Thomson-Houston Company
Illinois Central
National Starch Company
Standard Oil
Glucose Company
Tennessee
Wisconsin Central
Amalgamated Copper
Boston
London
Amalgamated Copper Names Anson Flower President
Anson R. Flower, who signed the certificate for the stock increase, has taken the presidency succeeding H. H. Rogers of Standard Oil. The move is said to involve no policy change. Signatures on the stock increase include Marcus Daly and William Rockefeller among others with multiple share counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Copper Company
Anson R. Flower
Amalgamated Copper
H. H. Rogers
Standard Oil Company
Marcus Daly
Leonard Lewisohn
C. H. Clark
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co
Thomas Moffet
Hugh J. Grant
E. C. Bogert
J. S. Bache & Co
Francis E. Beaumont
H. G. Bechtel
E. J. Bosworth
Brown, Riley & Co
Willard V King Jr Elected Second Vice President
Willard V King Jr has been elected Second Vice President of the Continental Trust Company replacing Gordon McDonald who resigns June 30 to join Speyer Co Henry E Ahern is appointed Secretary succeeding King and will take the post this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xwillard V. King, Jr
Continental Trust Company
Gordon McDonald
Speyer & Co
Henry E. Ahern
Mr. King
Glucose Sugar Refining Co Consolidation Talks in Chicago
In Chicago, nego tiations proceed toward consolidating Glucose Sugar Refining Co with the National interests. Officials from both sides discuss potential merger terms, publicity and regulatory considerations, aiming to stabilize operations and expand market reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Glucose Sugar Refining Company
The
National
Starch Firm Talks With Oil Interests Denied
Officials from the National Starch Company and Standard Oil representatives denied that Standard Oil and new ges at Shady Side on the Hudson would be included in a near completed accord with the Starch Company.
Car and Foundry Year Sees Board Shrink and Profit Rise
The American Car and Foundry Company held its annual meeting, reducing the board from twenty to seventeen directors and presenting a fiscal year report ended April 30. Earnings totaled 4,915,390 with a 4,055,826 balance after charges for new construction and renewals. A 1,376,301 surplus remained after preferred dividends of 7 percent and common dividends of 2 percent. The balance sheet lists assets totaling 72,638,252 with increases against prior year and new directors Gerald Hoyt J. B. Haggin W. H. Woodin and J. M. Buick. President Bixby notes completion of the Detroit steel car plant and cites plans to boost working capital before dividend increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Car and Foundry Company
Gerald Hoyt
J. B. Haggin
J. M. Buick
Bixby
Detroit
Stock Exchange Listing Committee Reviews New Applications
The Listing Committee met for the second time this week and will reconvene next Monday to process filings ahead of the Governors' meeting next Wednesday. Among items rumored for consideration are Seaboard Air Line securities, with several new filings including American Telephone and Telegraph bonds and stock, Central Branch Railway bonds, Houston and Texas Central Railway bonds, Waco and Northwestern Division bonds, Pennsylvania Railroad stock, and Diamond Match Company stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Stock Exchange
Governors
Denver and Southwestern Securities
Seaboard Air Line Securities
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Central Branch Railway Company
Houston and
Texas Central Raillroad Company
Waco and Northwestern
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Diamond Match Company
GEIC Negotiating Purchase of British Thomson-Houston
Wall Street notes ongoing talks that General Electric is near a deal to buy British Thomson-Houston Company. Bank of England holds rate. Bank of Bombay and Bank of Bengal cut to 5 percent. Union Steel Company buys 3200 acres of coking coal lands for 1.8 million and plans a 15 million plant. American Car and Foundry downsizes directorships from twenty to seventeen. Diamond Match applies to list on the New York Stock Exchange. Amalgamated Copper stock to be issued and delivered early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tobacco Co
F. M. Colston
City of
New York
Fifth Ave
F. M
Colston
Baltimore Street
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Reublic Coke Sapere
Union Steel Company
Diamond Match Company
New York Stock Exchange
Amalgamated Copper
Money Rates and Exchange The Latest Foreign and Domestic Bank Quotes
Money on call 3 4% to 4% per cent with closes around 3 14 per cent. Time money 3 14 per cent for 30 to 90 days and 4 per cent longer terms. Mercantile paper 3% to 4% for 60 to 90 days. Clearing House exchanges 291,975,438 with balances 9,141,860. London money 14 2% and 4% for short and three months bills. Foreign exchange easier with posting 4.86% and 4.89 for sixty days and demand respectively. Continental bills quoted in francs 5.17% to 5.18% and reichsmarks around 9 14 to 9 55.Guilder quotes near 40%. Domestic centers show varied premiums and discounts for New York, Chicago, Boston, New Orleans, Charleston, Savannah, San Francisco, and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile Paper
Clearing House
Treasury
London
Reichsmarks
Guilders
New York
Chicago
Boston
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
San Francisco
Cincinnati
London Market Shows Mixed Tone With Modest Demand
The London market today featured a moderate inquiry and a tendency toward hardening prices. Discounts were easy, stock exchange activity was dull and steady, and attendance was light. First class securities were soft while Americans opened dull then improved, closing featureless amid Wall Street’s mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Grand Trunk
Treasury
Atchison
Canadian
St. Paul
Ihnois Central
Louisville
Union -Pacific
New York Central
Erie
Pennsylvania
Reading
Erie First
Northern Pacific
Anaconda
Rand Mines
United States Steel
Bank of England
Buenos Aystwa
Fe Madrid
Lisbon
Rome
Market notes from Paris on June 20
Continental centres report irregular business with gains in certain industrials, strong rentes and Portuguese, dull Italians, and Spanish tours rallying on rumors of Urzaiz resignation. Brazilian markets firm. most listings end dull or easier. Bank of France weekly statement shows changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Sefior Urzaiz
London
Bank of France
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Hanover National Bank
Nassau St
Colonial Trust Company
Paul B
Bankers’ Cards
Redmond
Kerr & Co
Philadelphia
Graham, Kerr & CO
Banko
Manhattan
Cap
Stephen H. Baker
Henry K. McHarg
D. H. Pierson
W. E. Trotter
George W. Smith
James Talcott
C. D. Borden
On S. Kennedy
Enry K. McHarg
Sam
Brooklyn
John
Dieo. H.lprentiss&co
Franklin Trust CO
Montague St
N. Y. Stock Exchange
J. L. McLean & Co
Consolidated Stock Exchange
N. Y
New York Produce Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Chestnut St
Congress St
BROAD
Broad ST
Madison AV
Near East
59Th
New St
New Jersey
Geo. J. Kobusch
St. Louis Car Co
W. Tinker
Columbia Brewing Co
James H. Gay
John Gay Sons
H. Cloud
L. N. Downs
Hays
Pearson, McGlynn & Co
J. K. Tillotson
Eaw
H. B. Hays
A. L. Norman
Pneumatic Horse Collar Co
American
Ohio Southern Railroad Co
OF Manhattan Trust CO
Real Estate Trust CO OF
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Henry C. Swords
B. ‘i. Cammann
Keighley
Yooks
Sig
THOS
Cook & Son
Cor
28Th St. & B’way
St. Louis and San Francisco
George J. Gould
A. H. Calef
Brown Brothers & CO
Wall ST
Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Society OF New York Orphan Asylum
150Th Street
Board of Managers
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Alic J. Lambert
Amsterdam Avenue
Continental Tobacco Go
Messrs
James B. Duke
Oliver H. Payne
Thomas F. Ryan
Grant B. Schley
John B. Cobb
Anthony N. Brady
W. W. Fuller
B. N. Duke
Percival S. Hill
P. A. B. Widener
Frank H. Ray
C. C. Dula
Charles E. Halliwell
Wm. R. Harris
Continental Tobacco Company
American Tobacco Company Common
Greene Consolidated
Arthur Brenton Cook
Drexel Building
American Smelting & Refining Co
Edward Brush
Denver & Rio Grande R. R. Co
Edgar A. Booth
Title Guarantee and Trust Co
Edward O. Stanley
Singer Manufacturing CO
Garfield National Bank
Irving Oe Bank
Trecord
F. Werner
Trenton Potteries Company
Trenton
Cc. E. Lawton
Baltimore & Ohio R. A. Co
J. W. McNeal
Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co
Southwestern
George A. Fuller Company
Byron M. Fellows
Columbus and Hocking Coal and Iron CO
No Central Trust Company
WM. H. Ziegler
WM. G. Rockefeller
Cleveland
Chicago & St. Louis
the People's Bank of the City of New York
William Milne
Charles L. Adrian
R. A. Graff
James L. Morgan
the National Bank of the Republic
Charles H. Stout
East Hiver National Bank
Z. E. Newell
Cashier
Williamsburg Trust Company
W. Addison Field
Aseptikon Manufacturing Company
West 71St Street
Borough of Manhattan
Stock Coororation
Willet C. Ely
Henry C. Ely
H. Abbott Ely
Bethlehem Steel Directors
Penn
Bethlehem Steel Company
the Financial Markets
Stock Transactions
St. P
S.S. M
R. Ry
WM. J. Central
Canada South
Y CO. Co
St. L
Pere Marquette
Col. Fuel & Iron
S. Car
Col
S. C
W.e
Rep. Steel
Iowa
Central
Tenn. Coal & Sed
MiTol
Ag. Chi
Wkeato Tate Am
Comese Am
Snuff
Kan
Mich
Mo. Pacific
Vy Am
Tobacco
Nat
Peoria & East
Chi
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S. Express
Gas & el
Ber. Co
Va.Car. Chem
Hocking Valley
C. R
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Glucose Trust
CAR and Foundry
General Electric Ee
Bank of Bombay
Bank of Bengal
Money and Exchange
London Market
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