Plan of Reorganization Exchange Offer Formalized
The Plan of Reorganization dated April 7, 1899 has unified the railways and properties of the Chicago Peoria and St. Louis Railroad and the St. Louis Chicago and St. Paul Railway. The new Chicago Peoria and St. Louis Railway Company of Illinois has been organized and securities issued to the Committee. Holders are urged to surrender Certificates of Deposit at 27 Pine Street New York City to receive the new securities under the Plan dated June 27 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
New York
A. V. Williams
Atlantic Trust Company
Chicago, Peoria & St. Louis Railroad Company
Illinois
St. Louis
Chicago and St. Paul
Chicago, Peoria &St. Louis R. R. Co
St. Louis, Chicago & St. Paul Ry. Co
Chicago, Peoria & St. Louis Railway Company of Illinois
New Corporation
Pine Street
New York City
D. Appleton & Company
D. Appleton & Co
Metropolitan Trust Company
Wall Street
James G. Cannon
A. D. Juilliard
Warner van Norden
Charles Hathaway
Ss. S. Conover
Nassau St. Sullivan & Cromwell
Louisville and Nashville pay 55000 bond redemption by lot
New York March 23 1900 the trustee under the L N railroad mortgage dated March 1 1877 gives notice that Louisville and Nashville railroad company paid 55000 dollars due March 1 1900 into a sinking fund but cannot buy bonds at par. On March 23 1900 the company designates by lot bonds equal in par value to the payment for redemption and lists the bonds selected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Cecilia
Louisville, Paducah and Southwestern Railroad Company
Louisville
Kentucky
City of
Reorganization Plan for Louisville Evansville and St Louis Railways
J P Morgan & Co and other managers announce a Plan and Agreement of Reorganization for the Louisville Evansville and St Louis Consolidated Railroad, with the Southern Railway Company joining as a party. Bondholders must deposit specified first and second mortgage bonds and coupons by July 16, 1900 at No 23 Wall Street New York to receive new Southern Railway Company Louis St Louis Division bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway Company
ST. Louis
ST. Louis Division
Evansville, Rockport & Eastern R'. CO
Louisville
Evansville & ST. Louis
R. R. CO
Louisville, Evansville ,& ST. Louis
Louisville, Evansville & ST. Louis Consolidated R. R. CO
Huntingburg, Tell City & Cannelton R. R. CO
Wall Street
City of
New York
Consolidated Mortgage
Louisville, Evansville
Messrs. J. P. Morgan & Co
New York Security and Trust Company
Charles 8S
Fairchild
James Stillman
William L. Bull
William H. Payne
Emanuel Lehman
Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co
Southwestern
Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville Railway Co
Broadway
Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Railway Company
J. P. Morgan & Co
Wall St
J. A. Hilton
Rhode Island Suburban Railway Company
Clark, Dodge & Co
Co. A. Babcock
San Francisco & Northern Pacific Railway Co
Ladenburg, Thalmann & CO
Dividend notices from banks and firms in 1900s
The Fourth National Bank of New York and other banks announce semi annual dividends at four percent and three and one half percent respectively. Transfer books close on June 22 and July 3 for the bank dividend, with payment starting July 2 1900. Stockholders of record receive the four percent dividend on that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth National Bank
City of
New York
Charles H. Patterson
National Citizens’ Bank
W. M. Woods
Garfield National Bank Dividend Notice 1900
Garfield National Bank at 23d Street and 6th Avenue New York declares a quarterly dividend of 10 percent and an extra 5 percent on its capital stock payable tax free after June 30 1900. Transfer books close until July 2 1900 at 10 A.M. R W Poor cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chas. J. Day
Columbia Bank
Fifth Avenue and
42Nd Street
W. S. Griffith
Garfield National Bank
Bank of New York National Banking Association
Chas. Olney
A. I. Voorhis
Hanover National Bank
City of New York
William Logan
Phenix National Bank
Alfred M. Bull
National Bank of the Republic
Co. H. Stout
Bond coupons due July 1 1900 paid by J P Morgan & Co
Southern Railway Company bond coupons dated July 1 1900 will be paid by J P Morgan & Company of New York. The payments cover multiple issues including First Consolidated Mortgage 5% and several First Mortgage issues across states such as Tennessee Georgia and Alabama among others. Officials list several series with varying rates and lien positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway Company
J. P. Morgan & Company
New York
Southern Ry. Co
First Consolidated
Memphis
Div
Aiken
Richmond & Danville
Richmond, York River & Chesapeake
Western North Carolina
Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta
Columbia
Financial Markets Show Broad Stock Strength And Bond Activity
The report notes strong stock transactions for June with notable list of advancing shares. Bond activity highlights year to date totals and notable declines in certain issues, while money rates for collateral loans and commercial paper are provided alongside percentage changes and a long list of specific issuers and tickers.
Michigan-Peninsular Car Co Declares Final Preferred Dividend
The Michigan Peninsular Car Company declares a final dividend of 555000 dollars at 111 10 percent to be paid after June 29 to holders of preferred stock upon surrender of blank-indorsed certificates. Indorse certificates and mail to The Guaranty Trust Company of New York, No 65 Cedar Street, for delivery of payment checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan-Peninsular Car Co
Detroit
Michigan
Michigan-Peninsular Car Company
New York City
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Cedar Street
W. J. McBride
Dividend Authorized by Consolidated Traction Board
The Board of Directors of Consolidated Traction Company at 29 Exchange Place Jersey City N J orders a 1 percent dividend on capital stock payable July 16 1900 to stockholders of record June 30 1900. Transfer books close noon June 30 reopen July 17 at 10 A M E N Hill treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publishers and Printers’ Engraving Company
Fifth Avenue
New York
Publishers’ and Printers’ Engraving Company
Augustine L. Smith
American Woolen Company
WM. M. Wood
Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
Pittsburg
Penn
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Company
T. H. B. McKnight
Consolidated Traction Company
Exchange Place
Jersey City
N. J
North Jersey Street Railway Company
A. D
E. N. Hill
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
H. W. Gardiner
Cedar Street
Columbus
Ohio
Wall Street
Hocking Valley Railway CO
WM. N. Cott
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway CO
Grand Central Depot
E. D. Worcester
Michigan Central Railroad Company
Grand Central Station
Charles F. Cox
Canada Sout Ae Railway
Lake Erie & Western Railroad Company
Procter & Gamble Company
Cincinnati
B. Gamble, Sec’y
Trusts and Social Science Discussed at AAAS Session
The general session at Ha temeyer Hall Columbia University continued with sections on chemistry zoology botany anthropology and geology. Sessions covered trusts remedies tariff public ownership and the role of political parties with Dr Edward Atkinson and Prof George Gunton among speakers. The closing meeting is scheduled for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Ha*temeyer Hall
Columbia University
Physical Society
Palisades
Council of the Association
Congress
San Francisco
Edward Atkinson
Atkinson
Lawson Purdy
George Gunton
Milo Roy Maltbie
United Action
Market rally trims losses as fears over wheat fade
A late market rally followed by cautious optimism names short sellers as a focus, while North West spring wheat shortages are deemed overstated. Analysts expect a larger, sustained rally with next week’s extraordinary dividend disbursements likely to attract buying. Money flows nationwide and loan authorities predict cheaper funds this summer as lenders in wheat-affected Northwest regions supply capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
American Car and Foundry declares dividend on common stock
Directors of American Car and Foundry announced a dividend of one half of one percent on common stock and a regular quarterly dividend of one percent on preferred stock. The common stock stands at 29.09 million outstanding with earnings reported as very satisfactory. Earlier figures showed fourteen months of operations left surplus of 3.6986 million after dividends and depreciation. Trading activity included a 1 percent rise in common on 3000 shares and a 1.5 percent rise in preferred on 800 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Car and Foundry
Campaign forces uptick in American Tobacco stock
A strategic campaign against the shorts drove American Tobacco from 86% to 90% with a strong close at the high end, a net four point gain. The failure of International Tobacco Company opposition helped. selling eased as the quarterly statement is expected to show higher earnings. Continental Tobacco shares rose in sympathy with the common up 14% and the preferred 1%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shorts
American Tobacco
International Tobacco Company
Baltimore and Ohio Bull Pool Formation Report
Reports from late yesterday indicate a new bull pool has been formed involving the Baltimore and Ohio interests. Details on participants and implications were not fully disclosed in the evening briefings.
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Hanover
National Bank Capital
Nassau St
Undivided
Washington Trust Company
Stewart Building
Bankers’ Cards
The
Gorn Exchange Bank
William and Beaver Sts
William A. Nash
Eee
BRAN
Spring St
Hudson River Bank
Columbus Ave
Home Bank
Astor Place
Queens County Bank
Borough of Queens
8Th Av
Redmond, Kerr & Co
Bankers
N. ¥. Stock Exchange
Philadelphia
Graham, Kerr& CO
Vermilye &Co
Boston
Ater
York Telephone
Brooklyn
Ato
John
Geo.h. Prentiss&co
Montague St
Simon Borg & CO
Investment Securities
Chester B. Lawrence Dr
Consolidated Stock Exchange
34Th ST
HOUSTON_ST
23Rd St
Stern Bros
Alaska
Rome Nugget Ltd
Cape Nome
C. W. Morgan & CO
Con. Stock Exchange of
N. Y
40Th St
Drexel
5Th & Chestnut
Asa P. Potter
S. E. Kirkham
Potter & Kirkham Ankers & Brok
Toledo, St. Louis and
Kansas City Railroad Co
Rey
Oear As
Frederic P. Olcott
William A. Read
Henry Budghe, J. Kennedy Tod
B. N. Wallace
Adrian H. Joline
New Amsterdam Gas Company
National City Bank of New York
Consolidated Gas Company of New York
Consolidated Gas CO. OF
H. E. Gawtry
Brown Brothers & CO
the New York Times
Thomas Carmichael
Charles F. Dean
Edward H. Ladd, Jr
T. C. Wellman
Sullivan & Cromwell
Union Trust Company of
WPA
York Justee
Trust Company
Liberty ST
Henry Morgenthau
Hugh J. Grant
T. Stalknecht
W. J.B. Mills
Ernest Ehrmann
Anthony N. Brady
Alwyn Ball, Jr
John D. Crimmins
Michael Coleman
Henry
Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis Consolidated Railroad Co
DENDS
Merchants’ National Bank of the
Joseph W. Harriman
National Bank of Commerce
Irving National Bank
J. Dennison
Cashier
Louisville, Evansville & St.Louis Consolidated Railroad Co
Blake Bros. & Co
State ST
Mass
Real Estate Trust Cl
Nassau Street
Henry C. Swords
ST. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway Company
Mercantile, Trust Company
Mercantile Trust Company
George J. Gould
A. H. Calef
Cleveland, Akron and Columbus Railway Company
Pittsburgh
Winslow, Lanier & Company, Bankers
Treasa
Rer
E. $. Mendels, Jr. & Co
Continental National Bank
Alfred H. Timpson
National Broadway Bank
Chatham National Bank
Board of Directors
H. P. Doremus
Bank of America
W. M. Bennet
the Mechanics’ National Bank of the City of
G. W. Garth
the State Bank
Grand St
East River National Bank
Z. E. Newell
Eleventh Ward Bank
Charles E. Brown
Amalgamated Copper Company
H. C. Ansley
Bridgeport Traction Company
Dry Dock Savings Institution
Bowery, New York
Andrew Mills
Charles Miehling
WM. F. Patterson
the Financial Markets
Stock Transactions
Syare Dee Macatee
Car. & Fdy
Manhattan
Ice Oe & St. L
M & St
Sugar
N. J. Central
N. ¥. Central
Araconda Copper
Nort. & West
Asaie S. Bianes
Northern Pacific
North
Pac. Pf
Beesaig Balt
Pennsylvania
Missouri Pacific
Steel & Wire
Nat. Steel
St. L
Wis. L
Col. & H
Nat. Steel Pf
Am. Smelt
Lake Erie & W
Canadian Pacific
Lake We Ee
St. P
Col
S. S.M. Erie
Knick
West Shore
Seaboard Air Line System
Georgia, Carolina & Northern Railroad Co
Carolina Central Railroad Co
Seaboard & Roanoke Railroad Co
Georgia & Alabama Railway
Florida Central & Pensaeular Railroad Co
Seaboard Ae
John Skelton Williams
NEW York Savings Bank
Irving Savings Institution
Chambers St
W. H. B. Totten
G. Byron Latimer
Copartnership Notices
Herbert M. Leland and
Wilder
B. Hodsdon
Edward E. Leland & CO
Exchange Building
State Street
Arthur S. Leland
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
J. V. McNeal
New Amsterdam Gas Co
H. B. Hollins & Co
Ford Huntington
Central Union Gas Company
Central Union Gas Co
Willian R. Beal
Consolidated Water Co
Utica
Redmond, Kerry& Co
Tenn
NAT. City Bank
Tennessee Coal, Iron and R. R. CO
Birmingham Division
Jas. Bowron
Fort Worth
Texas
Fort Worth and Rio Grande Railway Company
Messrs. H. B. Hollins & Co
H. C. Wicker
National Association
Northwest
Great Northern
Chicago
CAR and Foundry
Baltimore and Ohio
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