Call for Redemption Refunding Bonds in Austin Texas
A financial notice advertises a call for redemption of refunding bonds issued in Austin Texas. The fragment lacks full bond details but indicates a scheduled redemption action by the issuer and related timing. Local officials and the issuer are referenced in a general sense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Austin
Texas
Salt City
Nationalty Bank
New York
May Exports Reach High Since War Driven Demand
May exports from New York totaled 252,052,252 dollars led by war munitions and general merchandise as wartime demand boosted shipments to near record highs. Imports rose by 8.6 million versus May last year with customs receipts up 2.65 million. foreign exports and domestic merchandise volumes also grew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Custom House
Wheat and grain futures steady after lower close
Market notes show wheat prices easing slightly with No 2 hard at 1.14 and No 1 Northern Duluth at 1.23 in New York terms. Corn firm early on backward crop talk but settles lower. oats hold steady with mixed white and clipped varieties quoted. Hog and cotton markets show firmer tones with strong export and outside buying support. nearby hogs and cotton prices advance amid active trading and higher session ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Northern
Manitoba
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Rive— Swak Wn Ccreses
Ork- Dey Ewe Ced
West Penn Power Company preferred stock dividend No 2 issued
The Board of Directors declares quarterly dividend No 2 of 1 3/4 percent on the seven percent cumulative preferred stock payable August 15 1916 to stockholders of record at close August 1 1916. Dividend checks mailed August 15 1916. H B Swift Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
Fidelity Trust Company Dividend Notice
Directors announce a 2 percent dividend on capital stock payable July 1 1916 to stockholders of record at close of business June 24 1916 Transfer books close at 3 PM June 24 1916 and reopen July 1 1916 Andrew H Mars secretary New York June 21 1916
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Wooldridge
Austin
Texas
Eae
INDIANAPOLIS &_ LOUISVILLE RAILWAY COMPANY
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway Company
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway Colony
General Mort
Bankers Trust
William L. Taylor
Mort
Messrs. J. P. Morgan & Company
Wall Street
York
N. Y
Louisville Railway
H. R. Kurrie
Fidelity Trust Company
New York City
Sardaf
Yable
Jane Andrew H. Mars
New York
NEW York Trust Company
Board of Trustees
Herbert W. Morse
Metropolitan Trust Company
City of
Bertram Chugh
Citizens Central National Bank OF New York
Albion K. Chapman
Importers and National Bank of New York
E. P. Townsend
Columbia Street Dividend Declared by Board of Directors
The Board of Directors declares a semi annual dividend of 21 cents per share payable July. Transfer books close from June 21, 1916 to July 2, 1916. W. S. Griffith, Cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Board of Directors
Griffith
Bank OF America
New York
Board of
W. M. Bennet
Republic Railway & Light declares twentieth quarterly preferred dividend
The Board of Directors declares a 1.5 percent dividend on preferred stock, payable July 15, 1918, to stockholders of record at the close of business June 30, 1918. Checks will be mailed. EK. W. Freeman, Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Republic Railway & Light Company
EK. W. Freeman
City and several firms declare quarterly dividends
The Board of Directors announced dividends on preferred and capital stock for multiple companies including City Investing Company Manati Sugar Company United Traction and Electric Submarine Boat Corporation and Manning Maxwell Moore Inc. Dividends range from 1 to 8 percent with payment dates in June and July 1916 and transfer books closing on specified dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecouvon
Cronin
Mary A
Anna M
Vance
Crossen
Robert T
W. K. Snedeker
Cowley
Edw. A
L. Marcus
Crean
Thomas F
L. Isaacson
MGUY
Tecas
J. Chr
G. Hupfel Brewing Co
Stephen Duffy
G. Gleckier
J. G. Leasing Co., Inc
W. B. Keller
Kohn, Armin
J. Rosenbaum
T. Kell
Paul—P. Amster
Erseee
Linde
Joseph Y
Lstey Piano Co
Hachner
Laula H
J. Berkowitz
Hehr
Bam
B. Loewenstein
Brown
Maxwell
West Fortieth St. Corporation
Ceceeeccur
Belling
George
City of
N. Y
Costs
Boone, Nathalie
Vanessa Wechattees
Hertz
Emanuel M. Paltrowitz
H. L. Herbert & Co
Ricabona
S&. Kerbaugh, Inc
T. A. Gillespie
COMER
Wwe
Healey, Baw. J
W. W. Sample
Hardy
James H.L. Spielmann
Interborough Rapids Transit Co
Lawyers Mortgage Co
M. Kessalow
Levine, Max
Herman Smith
J. Pollock
Sadaaevets
MacGregor
Edgar J
Friedman
Miliphoss Corp., Inc
Roanoke Really Co
Masterson Motion Picture Corp
Lornatein
McGill
Walter J
G. T. McQuade
A Mirow
Meyer G. Sewlofcky
Neapolitano
Carmine
Maria Tubbioso
Biajl Nardone
People
Newlin, Edw
T.B. Aborn
John
Utica Gas & Electric Co
Helmeke, Parabla Ol) Co
Julius Becker
Nasca Mone de
Coffee market shows weakness with December futures luring
December contracts fell to 8.26c, 8 points under last Monday’s bulge and 76 points below May 20 highs. Closing prices were the day’s lowest, a 15 to 18 point net loss with 43,750 bags sold. Spot coffee demand was moderate with Rio and Santos prices unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santos
Market dullness shifts to active trading amid Cuban sales
Futures trade grows livelier after an initial decline as free on board Cubas for foreign accounts flow in. July liquidation by Wall Street prompts easier mood and rapid price drops, closing 7 points down to 1 point up. Totals sales reach 20 300 tons with Cuban cash and refiners moving Porto Rico shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Jung Wscersees
BOM Suatsovsrs
New Orleans
Porto Ricos
Keigey Sc
Butter and Egg Market Report from Yesterday
Receipts yesterday include 17 716 packages of butter and 15 273 cases of eggs. Butter shows a steady market for creamery extras and higher scoring grades though unsettled for lower grades. demand remains speculative and renovated sections are quiet. Eggs maintain a fairly steady tone across descriptions with active demand for the upper grades and ungraded sales modest. fancy grades firm and other varieties vary by region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Weather Outlook Across States from Cotton and Grain Area
Special to The New York Times reports varied forecasts for June 21. Thunder showers are likely in South Carolina Georgia and Florida with lighter winds. many states including Illinois Indiana Michigan Ohio and Wisconsin look for fair to cloudy skies with warmer conditions and moderate winds. Some regions such as Missouri Iowa Nebraska Kansas and Texas anticipate unsettled weather with showers and thunderstorms and cooler periods later Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington, D. C
S. Car
Lower
Mich
A la
Ark
Okla
Texas
Wis
Minn
Kan
W. Jvi
Ready buyers seek fall coats and dresses in city markets
Numerous listings show jobbers and contractors seeking fall orders for coats suits and dresses from firms such as New Bedford Mills Paris Dress Co Eighth Floor West 27th and 42nd Street names include Collins & Alkman Neugass Bros Jossenberg D and R and Dresser Co. Prices range from $1.75 to $12.50 with cash offers on plush velveteen and corduroy fabrics and wholesale stock across Manhattan addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Manufacturing Co
West 27Th
County OF
Bronx
Elizaheth A. Dempsey
Exchange
Vesey Street
Borough of
Manhattan
New York City
Joseph P. Day
New York County
Csth Street
Bath Street
9Th Avenue
Sth Avenue
28Th Street
Th Avenue
S8th Street
New York
Patrick Lenthan
Joseph H. Hayes
Chambers Street
West 35Th Street
Commercial Paper and Scarce Shoes Highlight Market Notes
The bulletin notes 4 percent quotations for commercial paper with best names and all months’ paper. It also reports tan shoes becoming scarce as clear calfskins and dyeing materials run short, with black kid high-cut lace shoes in demand.
Spring 1917 footwear and woolen markets show delay and price shifts
Market notes indicate a later opening for Spring 1917 goods due to heavy Fall orders and woolen stock clearance. Demand for cut steel buckles rises as retailers feature buckles on pumps. undergarments prices edge up while buyers push early purchases before further increases. Jewelry orders stay strong for high grade pieces. fret over cotton prices continues to influence textile and gray goods markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Mississippi
Milla
Customs Rulings Review On Rubber Goods And Miscellaneous Entries
The Board of General Appraisers sustained duties on certain India rubber pyrographic goods labeled as fuggists supplies while Judge McClelland voided that category and upheld 10 percent duty as generic rubber manufactures. Various protests by importers against clerical errors were rejected though Judge Hay detected an “manifest” error in a fish and oil appraisal. Judge Brown reversed some appraisals in Genoa and currency conversions, while other cases upheld higher duties on metal drums and olive oil bottles amid value adjustments and currency miscalculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Grimond, Ltd
New York
Robert Keith Furniture and Carpet Company
St. Louis
Hay
Brown
Genoa
A. Devoto & Co
Samplerd Arena
Mint
Stearine Kaareenfabrik
Appollo
Wool famine looms as mills burnish strong wool market
The American Wool and Cotton Reporter foresees an imminent world wool famine depending on mill supply longevity. Some see Mexican developments boosting the market while others say government orders have already discounted it. Wool prices remain high with strong woolen goods demand, tropical fabrics selling well, and uniform fabrics for Australia facing production costs that may limit orders. The cotton goods outlook remains favorable with rising export demand and ongoing domestic fabric duplications with finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Boston
American Wool and Cotton Reporter
Australia
Sterling Toys Factory and Affiliates Face Bankruptcy
The Sterling Toys Corporation and related entities filed bankruptcy petitions listing liabilities of 7 57 and assets 1 488 with president Warner Sterling also filing for personal debts. William Klingler, meat market owner, faces a separate bankruptcy action, and Wall Art Novelty Company is potently impacted by a composition confirmed against it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Toys Corporation
West Forty-fifth Street
West Sixty-ninth Street
Wiarner S Sterling
William Klingler
Meat Market
Fast Tremont Avenue
Wall Art Novelty Company, Inc
Judge Mayer
Wall Art Novelty Company
Spring Street
Debtor and Creditor Names With Judgment Dates Listed
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous debtor creditor pairs and dates tied to judgments and filings. Names include Albert Smith June 15, 1916 along with Brown L. Kerekes and J Mclaughlin dated January 1900s to June 20 1916, plus many other individuals and firms with dates in 1915 1916. The text appears as docket style entries from a historic court or surety ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Smith
Brown
Spose
Higede Ssseeee
Inc
L. Kerekes
Tae J. Mclaughlin
National Surety
A. Ww
Mateeene van der Poel
Meserole
Masonsterial Co
Archibald
K. Meserole
H. Meserole
Kennelly
Tobe
Siveri- Steele
J. Nevett
Tt .-Stern Bros
Bilcadovateneewes
Frederick
B. Sanford
Dan
le Gendiadee
Sarne
J. Gillooly
An. Se
A. Cruke
Mandel, Samuel and
Henry
G. F. Pelham
Arrival of Fashion Buyers across American cities
A long list of department stores and vendors from Baltimore to Washington displays ready wear, dresses, coats, and accessories. Notable sellers include Armstrong, J. K. Hill, Loveman Joseph & Loeb, Hovey & Co, Jordan-Moreh Co, G. Pox & Co, J. N. Adam & Co, Levy Loeb & Co, and John Wanamaker among others. Suppliers highlight dry goods, millinery, corsets, gloves, suits, and infants wear in multiple locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altimore Armstrong
Cator & Co
J. K. Hill
Broadway
Baltimore-Baltimore
Bergain House
A. Applewaite
Dewery
Baltimone
Waltman
Jersey
Maltimoore
the Hinb
Boston
Mass
Brown, Durrell Co
P. Marshall
J. Selamon Co
J. Bolomon
Broadway Central
Poreton
K. H. White Co
A. A. Murphy
Wm. Filene
Lone Co
Morrissey
J. A. Taylor
Iaces
Misa E. Magny
Buffalo
N. Y
J. N. Adam & Co
M. J. Mauer
G. H. McDonald
Abdeen
Chicago
A. H. Flanders
Ansonia
T. Ascher Co
J. L. Strausa
Chicaghu
Bravens & Pros
D. H. Devaney
Cree Pettieasts
W. Ziet
Cleveland
M. Hexter & Co
M. Hester
Denver
Col
Joann
Birdie
Brotzeil
Pali
River
Mane
Levy Fotos
Salis
Walet
Madison Avy
Fort Wayne
Ind
the Lutz Co
Or. Lutz
Crand Rapids
Miet Caegew
A. J. Swanson
Park
Hartford
Conn
G. Pox & Co
M. P. Sionin
Best
Hazleton
Penn
P. Delerotie Hons
P. Delsroth
E H. Housknecht
Henderson
Texac
Brackfield
H. Wolf
Jobs
Lancaster
M. T. Garvin
J. H. Hoes
J. P. Fenton
Ain
Orleans
Levy, Loeb & Co
H. Bevy
Ogdensburg
N. Frank & Sons
W. G. Clarkson
Imperial
Philadelphia
N. Snellenbers & Co
Arnell
Mise H. Darmataedter
Mise H. Ktiee
Ihway
Cohn Krom
Cohn
Mfrs
Parts Cloak & Suit Co
Kolinaky
Ostre
John Wanamaker
M. McMahon
Frank & Seder
Mise le Lanner
Pittsburgh
Richmond
C. I Taylor Co
BR. Parish
China
Marlborough Fuchmond
Weinsberger Co
Weissberger
Madison
Rochester
Stein-Bloch Co
J. Stott
Zoo
Rockford
Forbes & Wallace
M. C. Wood
Nteurmanville
Ange Than
Wkirta
Stevens Point
Wis
Continental
N. J. Knope
Breslin
ST. Louis
B. Nugent & Bro
D. G. Co
M. L
$2,000 Judgment Ordered Against Lamar in City Court
A City Court judgment for $2,000 was entered against David Lamar known as the Wolf of Wall Street. Walmsley & Kohlman, retained to pursue a writ of certiorari, claim Lamar paid a $2,000 retainer and $1,500 upon completion with a $500 due to Louis B. Williams for the introduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lamar
Wolf of
Wall Street
Atlanta
Marion ©. Schaeffer
Walmsley & Kohlman
Lamar
Louis B. Williams
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Financial Notices
American Car and Foundry Co
American Car and Foundry Company
Washington Street
Jersey City
New Jersey
WM. M. Hager
Manufacturing Company
Atoc
Mend
D. Smute
Treasure
Gold
Scaaes
Los
C. Ai
West Penn Power Company
City Investing Company
Frederic J. Halliday
Manati Sugar Company
Wall St
Manat Sugar Company
Manuel RE. Rionda
United Traction and Electric Company
N. J
S/SWEETLAND
West Side Bank
Nathaniel Mills
Jir
Submarine Boat Corporation
Henry R. Carse
Manning Maxwell
Geo. D. Branston
Gotham National Bank of New York
N. W. Rmmlngton
Bolivia
New Bedford Mills
West
Perregut
West H
West 26Th St
Jobber
West 34Th
Levitman A Fein
W. Sth
Pile Fabrica
Collins & Alkman
Neugass Bros
Jossenberg
West 30Th St
Paris Dress Co
East 21St
Serge
Dreses
Ruben
Standard Mail Order Co
W. Sith
West 2Th
Mal Times
Farragut
Shantung Eilke
David Natner
Ln West Isth St
Krischer
University Place
Jacobovita
Franklin
Samuel Abrams & Co
Novick
West 28Th
Hudner Bros
Palm Beach
Talbot
Leo F. Sturm
West 35Th
Dicker & Ginsberg
West 20Th Bt
Excello
West 17Th
Drdases
J. M. Stiles
Hatel McAlIpin
Gross & Leibowitz
West 20Th St
D. Ratner
Seid
West 25Th
Georgette
Lymansville
Adolf Schneider
Rosen
Bates Seersuckers
McAlpin
Rogen
H. B. Schwarta
West 20Th
Manhattan Skirt Company
West 26Th
Hattan
Snap Fasteners Co
Greeley
Sam Englander
Union Square
J. Sporkin & Son
Broadway. Com
Silverbloom
M. B. Kaufman
Mitchell & Co
West 21St
la Rose Waist Co
West 21St Bt
Fishman
Bleecker St
Hirsh Bros
Merino
Wne
Chas
W. Becker
Leonard St
Amsterdam
The
J. Weinberg & CO
Joseph Weinberg
Quintard
Reromble & Fitch
Rushmnore
Schieftel
Mark
Sarah Rosenthal
Krakower
Stegell
Jonn
Sulzbeer & Sons Co
Rtcgs
Orn Domejicn
Louis A. Wens Scat
Saugerties Confectionery Co. Inc
Crandall Pette
Blumenkron
Ine
Altman
Schwarzabart
Abram Schmidt
Simeon
Eris Whnabe & Co
Cga
H Man
H. Weprin
Shorer
Abraham
M. Schechter
Schivas
Alfred—P. Meyer
Sully
Emma F
Dolde
Dipwas
Vidaver
A. Meehan
Whipple
Charles A . Jd
Luce
Wohl
Satoivat
Wilkentrg
Cora
Hushman Et A
Eeenet
Daniel
Bulzberger & Hans
Ae Quumb
Margaret
Albert W. Mselves
Noisette Products
Reiter Lens Mfg
Ramore Specialties
Bromx County
Fromberg
Isaac—O Carlucci
Diener
A Lawyers
John—J. At, Jr
Ortgage
Morris - Mots
Tiasete
L. Price
John A. L. Roberts
Realty Co
Reinhardt
Agency
Rabinowicz
Charles Cell
Fort Masonic Co
Tobias
Morris F
Adelstein
Friedm Ine Toriello
Vincent
Joseph
Tit Hewett
Getler
Bronx County
Brewer
Adelaide P. C. Bradley
Mindlin
Morris Ht
Kasindorf
William A Norman Et al
Wormser & Company, Commercial Bankers
Fifth Ave
Tel
Tees
H.p
Erie
Dennis & Cone
Batavia, N. Y
Fom
Ey Them
Kaufman Bros
Apgic
Henry Glass & CO
White St
Fia
Timothy F. Crowley, Inc
LH Ilchiere Soir
W. Goddard & Sons
Inserpesaten
Albertson, Beckhard & Allen, Inc
Pith
Corigthi Street
Levinon
Farrague
Lichtenhein & Stern
Exchange Teee
Okulrovs
Hinc Hillas
Frank & Frank
28Th St
Coats Wa Rubin
COATS
A. Rosenberg
Coats Levitwan
Oo West
Immet Delle Spring
Gacner
Saa Aw
Mad Sq
William Petes
Waldorf Bidg
West 33Rd St
sTouTs
Shapiro Bros
Shipley- Hollins Co
E.25
Ho Perlmutter
Gustave Baer
Sixth Ave
Goodteaab
Morowitsa Co
S. Charles
Kayanee Walet & Creee Co
del Broadway
Tole Mt
New Yorks Times
David W. Blow
Eastern Merchandise, Co
Ks and Viants Bo
Mercmandior van Praag & Co
Greene Bt
Lispenard
Burling Dole
Cottema
D. Hartmann
Mercer St. Tei
A. & Heap & Sons
Michae Welz
Penard
Brenduage
L. L. Firuski
WISH
Columbus Av
Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms, Inc
4Th Av
Fifth Avenue
PaTrick Maxie
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