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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1907

Page

12

Rip Up Broadway on O'Brien's Order Sparks Merchants Protest

The Water Department foreman swap and high pressure mains project prompts Broadway closures from Fourteenth to Eighteenth Street. Contractors cite daytime work and contract terms while Merchants Association and Fire Insurance Exchange push for oversight. Curtin takes control from De Verona as traffic turmoil begins.

John H. O'Brien Department of Water Supply de Verona Daniel E. Curtin Broadway Fourteenth Forty-second Street Union Squire de Veronae Continental Asphalt Paving Company Hugo Reed William G. Root Mr. de Verona Water Department Curtin Fire Insurance Exchange Merchants’ Association Fire Exchange Merchants’ Association Committee Gansevoort Village Washington Square O'Brien John J. Delaney John T. Oakley Manhattan Hill Hill Curtin George W. Birdsell McClellan Mnhattan Curt Comminsoner O'Sirien

Hill's Road Must Plead July 1

In the United States Circuit Court yesterday Judge Hough entered a formal order overruling the demurrer of the Great party to Sey in the case of Hill's Road. The road must plead by July 1.

Hill Jedge Hough United States Circuit Court Dergurrer of the

Iron and Steel Notes on Pig Iron Markets and Prices

The Iron Age reports seasonable iron dullness despite buyers seeking early deliveries. Smelters may not have fully covered pig iron requirements while imports pressure foundry iron markets with Middlesborough No 8 at 20.50 to 21 ex ship. Some forward deliveries priced around 22.85 delivered. basic pig iron tied to Milliken contracts. Finished trades await continued peace and scales for sheet tin plate and puddling bar mill under negotiation.

Tidewater Middlesborough No. 8 Milliken Company Enery Nems

The Cotton Market Forecast and Prices Report

The Weather Bureau forecasts scattered thundershowers and fair spells across cotton states for Thursday and Friday with light variable or southeasterly winds. Cotton trading remained nervous with a 4.5 point net decline. day sales around 300,000 bales. opening margins mixed on better cables and upbeat South weather. Local spot prices eased to mid 12s with regional variations and modest sales activity.

Washington Federal Weather Bureau South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas Oklahoma Indian Territory Arkansas Tennessee Liverpool New Jeans

Stock Exchange Admits New Securities After Vacation

At the Governors meeting, listings include Pittsburg Wayne Chicago Company adding 431,900 shares, lifting total stock to 34,000, along with Hudson County Gas. Details note new admissions after the vacation period.

The Stock Exchange Nat Pittsburg Wayne Chicago Company Sia Hudson County Gas

Hudson Celebration Plans Made Early

The Hudson-Fulton Celebration Commission outlined September 18 to 26 1909 to mark Hudsons discovery and Fultons steam navigation with a naval pageant in New York and Albany. Events include religious observances, ship rendezvous, a Robert Fulton memorial gate dedication, educational activities at major colleges and universities, a land parade with historical floats, park dedications, and a two division naval parade culminating in New York illumination and beacon fires extending to Albany.

Hudson River Henry Huda Robert Fulton Hudson Hudson-Fulton Celebration Commission Committee On Fulton Clermont Gibbons Ogden New York Columbia University New York University College of the City of New York Department of the East Governors Island Hudson Valley Fort Amsterdam Fort George New York Harbor Albany Newburg East River Stewart L. Woodford

Baltimore Trading Special to The New York Times

Mount Vernon Woodberry Cotton Ducks fell against Atlantic Coast Line and Mercantile Trust shares rose eight points. A special Clearing House Association meeting is set for Saturday to review ties with trust companies. July 1 remains the clearance date for trust firms. Trading showed 687 shares with bonds at $47.

New York Times Baltimore Mount Vernon Woodberry Atlantic Coast Line Mercantile Trust Company Houston Clearing House Association Bonda

Central of Georgia Stock Sold to Thorne and Perry

The Central of Georgia stock worth 5 million held by the Richmond Terminal Reorganization Committee since 1896 has been sold to Oakleigh Thorne and Marsden J. Perry. Proceeds go to the Southern Railway, which under the agreement benefits from the sale, though control over the Central line remains disputed. The buyers expect to hold the stock and operate the system independently for at least two years. The sale reshapes ownership of the Savannah to Chattanooga line serving Georgia and surrounding states.

Central of Georgia Richmond Terminal Company Oakleigh Thorne Marsden J. Perry Southern Railway Lays of Georgia Messrs. Thorne and Perry Southern Railroad Southern The Georgia A Southern Railway Joline Thorne Adrian H. Joline Richmond Terminal Reorganization Committee Central of Georgia Ece Company Richmond Terminal Ia Central Railroad and Banking Company Southern Railway Company Spencer Macon Messia Thorne and Perry Central of Georgia Railway Savannah Atlantic States Chattanooga Lockport Alabama Florida Montgomery Birmingham Maccon Atlanta Augusta

St. Louis Breweries to Merge Into Nine-Unit Company

Official announcement confirms a nine-brewery consolidation in St. Louis forming a single company. The move unites independent breweries into one corporate structure under local industry leadership.

St. Louie Breweries ST. Louis Pew Ac St. Louia Ouies Beary Griptick

Rockefeller Sees No Red Lights In Booming Rail Outlook

A Wall Street summary cites William Rockefeller and New York Central VP Brown endorsing optimism in midyear transport and crop markets. Rockefeller notes rail earnings rise and overtaxed facilities limit movement. Brown reports wheat and corn belt improvement from sun and rain, with no broad business downturn observed.

Wall Street William Rockefeller Yerentral Rockefeller Brown New York Central Middle West Kansas Oklahoma Texas

Bank's First Dividend Declared by Prospect Park Bank

The Directors of the Prospect Park Bank of Brooklyn announce a 3 percent dividend for the first half of the year. The bank doubled its surplus in two years and maintains a policy of not paying more than half of earnings in dividends, building regular ballast for earnings.

Prospect Park Bank of Brooklyn

Harris firms announce $6 million first mortgage sale

N W Harris & Co with Harris Trust and Savings Bank and First Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago announce purchase and offering to investors of 6 million dollars at 98 and accrued interest on a first mortgage at 5 percent.

First Trust and Savings Bank Chicago Harris Trust & Savings Bank Marquette Building N.W. Harris & Co The Harris Trust and Savings Bank First Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago First Mortgage

Grain and Provisions Wheat and Corn Market Roundup

Wheat held steady with final prices near day’s high as weather and crop news varied. Southwest rains hinder harvest, Northwest cooler temps slow growth, Paris up on cold wet weather, Liverpool affected by better UK conditions, Budapest up modestly. Exported 25 loads, cash markets show No 2 red around 98 and No 2 northern near 1.08. Corn steady with little change. progress reported, No 2 corn about 63 elevator, 62% afloat, No 2 white and No 2 yellow around 63 free on board.

Southwest Northwest Paris Germany Liverpool United Kingdom Budapest New York Duluth

Navy department invites bids for naval supplies 1907

Proposals due July 2 1907 at 10 AM in Washington and opened publicly to furnish items at the New York navy yard. Schedules include tape dies oil purifiers tachometers hardware tinned bacon lard salt pork and more. Applications should specify schedule numbers and blank proposals available from the navy pay office New York or the Bureau.

Bureau of Supplies and Accounts Navy Department Washington D. C Navy Yard New York N. Y Navy Pay Office Bureau E. B. Rogers

Proposals for Steam Piping at West Point Power House

Gealed proposals in triplicate due by noon July 16 1907 at West Point for furnishing and installing steam piping for the power house and distributing system per drawings and specifications. The United States reserves the right to accept or reject any or all proposals. Forms furnished on application. Quartermaster West Point N Y.

West Point N. Y United States Rtermaster N.Y

Engineers seek bids for dredging and work in Woodbridge Creek

U S Army Engineers announces sealed proposals for dredging and related work in Woodbridge Creek N J and in Schoharie Creek area. Notices show bid openings in July 27 1907 with locations at 29 Whitehall Street New York and Army Building New York. Names John G Knight and others appear as officials and contact points.

U. 8 Army Building Whitehall Street New York City Woodbridge Creek N. 3 Pa Iy Lockwood Colceil Compe of Engineers U. B. Eng Army Meer New York N. Y John G D. Knight

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