Evansville and Terre Haute Equipment Obligations Notice
Notice of purchase of par value equipment obligations Series B and C of Evansville and Terre Haute Railroad by The Farmers' Loan and Trust Company acting as receiver. Payment of interest at 5.5 percent from February 1 1915 and coupons due February 1 1918 will be made from deposits with the receiver. July 1 1916 interest to be paid for five months ending July 1 1915, with ownership certificates per Federal Income Tax Law required. New York June 28 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Jackson
William Street
New York
Itsar & Company
Terre Haute Railroade
Bankers Trust Company
Evansville and
Terre Haute Railroad Company
Eard
Pey
Ealh
Cath
Eash
THE
Farmers' Loan and Trust Company
Edwin 5S
Marston
Interest on First Mortgage Five Per Cent Gold Bonds
Bonds secured by sinking fund due January 1, 1918 will pay interest on or after July 1, 1916. Present Coupon No 6 to the Columbia Trust Company No 60 Brandwer, New York. N. J. M. B. Huxley, Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Trust Company
Brandwer
New York
J. M. B. Huxley
Broadway
N. Y J
M B. Hoxley
Bankers Trust Company
Wall Street
J. M. B. Hoxsbey
Cotton advances on light trading with higher prices
The market closed near the day’s highs as light volume and a firm Liverpool trend supported prices. Exports reached 15,000 bales with season totals around 775,000 bales below last year, while crop conditions indic ate a mixed outlook amid June weather and drought risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Memphis
Clement, Curtis & Co
Chicago
Journal of Commerce
Mississippi
Louisiana
Alabama
Arkansas
Department of Agriculture
Galveston
New Orleans
Moblie
Savannah
Hoans
Ghalveston
Wilmington
Norfolk
St. Louis -U
Houston
Pierce Oil Limits Mexico business in annual report
The Pierce Oil Corporation limits reference to its business in Mexico due to disturbed conditions there. Trading profits from U S operations in 1914 totaled 644,717 dollars, with a remaining deficit of 101,501 dollars after expenses and bond interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Oil Corporation
Mexico
United States
TOEET
Out of Town Markets and Bank Bond Listings
Market brief lists stock prices for coal and power issues with rates around 106 percent, plus a series of regional bonds from companies such as Balt. and Md mac ha. The fragmentary data shows small holdings and percentage figures, including 60 Cons. Coal and 106% powers, with miscellaneous bonds and notes from several firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern
ORO
Penn. W. & P
United RE. & E
Wayland O. & G
Receipts and Expenditures for June 26 in Fiscal Year
Special report shows totals for Customs, Internal Revenue, Corp. and Income tax, and Miscellaneous in the month and fiscal year. It lists receipts of 747,083 for customs and 1,160,008 for internal revenue, with total receipts of 3,883,755 and 68,012,781 for the year. Expenditures figure 2,028,243 with a surplus and a large year end deficit of 90,932,083 note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
City to Sell 71 Million in Bonds Amid Demand
City issues 71 million dollars in 4.5 percent bonds to be sold at 2 PM with Wall Street bidders expected to favor all or none on the long issue and blocks for serials. Morgan & Co leads a strong syndicate with City banks predicting oversubscription and rapid bids as markets watch the figures and dates of maturity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe
Ahmeek
Alaska
Arizona
Arnold Vt
Str Butte & Sup
Tna
Lly
Daly West
Ste
East Butte
Franklin
Mason Valley
Michigan
Nipissing
North
Lutte
Old Dominion
Osceola
Pond
Inky
Quincy
Shannon
Mary
L. Verve
Oo Superior Co
Tamarack
Trinity
Utah
Winona
Boston + & Al
Liv
Ain Ag
Ugar Praia
Oye Edison Ee Estewe
Met
Tyson Electric
Ljo Lve
Wikney Poth &O
Y Ay Swift & Co Ty
Torrington
United Fruit
G.&w
St. P
Bruit
Amos
Wall Street
Otal
J. P. Morgan & Co
Ufe National City Bank
First National Bank
The
Guaranty Trust Company
Harris, Forbes & Co
Kuth, Loeb & Co
William A. Read
Morgan
City Securities
Morgan & Co
J. P
Rond
Prendergast
Allan Robinson
Robinson
Rendergast
Weekly statement of the associated banks Inc June 26 1915
Special to The New York Times Boston June 25 Weekly statement of the Associated Banks Inc from June 26 1915. Details include circulation loans deposits time deposits reserves cash and excess reserves with the Federal Reserve Bank and interbank balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Associated Banks. Inc
Sime
Ind. Dept. Inc
U. S
Clear House
Fed. Res
Fed. R. Bk
New York
Consolidated Exchange Shows Mixed Day Amid Foreign Exchange Unease
The Consolidated Stock Exchange closed with slight heaviness as weaker foreign exchange influenced mood. Early gains from Germany note conciliatory signals buoyed activity. volume remained solid with many odd lot orders handled by commission houses and a mix of commodity and mining stocks listed in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Gerard
State Department
Germany
Car & F
Pacific
North
Guegen
Inter
Lehigh Valley
Winig Wits
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
Lok
Reading
Southern Ky
Studetaker Co
Tis
Union Pacific
Lass
U. S. Rubber
SI Sim Asty Lly
U. S. Steel
GWA
Steel Pt
Utah Copper
Ty Gy
Union T
Westing
Fae
Atlanta
Pas
Jim Butler
Acm
Portland
Toropah Kxt
West End
Railroads Report Varied June Week Earnings Amid Gains And Losses
Third week of June shows combined railroad gross earnings with mixed results. Central of Georgia and others post May summaries while Minneapolis & St. Louis and Cuba lines reveal net earnings after taxes and notable income from other sources. Total 24 railroads report earnings changes totaling a decline from prior periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central OF Georgia
Insola
Minneapolis & ST. Louis
May- Grose
Joolaw
Oth. Inc
Ilmon
Bank of America declares stock dividend in 1915
The Board of Directors today declared a semi annual dividend of fourteen percent free of tax payable July 1 1915 to stockholders of record June 15 transfer books closed until July 24 1915 W M Bennet Cashier New York June 15 1915
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred H. Newhurger
New York
James P. McGovern
American Chicle Company
I. M
F.C. Rowley
Hanover National Bank
City of New York
Elmer E. Whittaker
THE
Alliance Realty Company
Howard W. Smith
Bank OF America
W. M. Bennet
William V W
Dubs
Fifth National Bank OF the
W. S. Beckley
Joseph Byrne
People's Bank OF the City OF
William Milne, Caasnier
Lvl
Joseph Andrews
Whattan Company
York
Man
John H. Carr
Enginae
Chestnut ST
Philadelphia
Penn Central Light and Power Company
Sayabie
J. S&s. Zimmermann
Financial Market Updates and Bond Offerings
The report lists multiple bond and security offerings including City of Chicago 4 per cent gold bonds 1917 to 1955 priced to yield 4.25 percent. It notes a Houston Oil Company Kirby timber certificate sale by a formed syndicate. Also mentions Sperry & Hutchinson director election and Bankers Club of America opening in Equitable Building with a 4 PM reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National City Bank
Kissel, Kitnicutt & Co
City of Chicago
Ladenbure, Thalmann & Co
New York
Whitaker & Co
Stroule
Houston
Kirby Timber
George B. Caldwell
Sperry & Hutchinson Company
C. W. McNear & Co
Chicago
E. Fitkin & Co
Interstate Electric Corporation
Bankers’ Trust Company of Buffalo
Buffalo
R. M. Grant & Co
City of Des Moines
George T. Wilson
Bankers Club of America
Equitable
Undefined date sequence in historic notes
A compact note lists scattered dates and months across 1927 to 1957 with entries like July 1929 January 1941 September 1937 May 1927 July January, implying a chronology or archival reference in a historical newspaper fragment. No clear event is given.
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Invest Commercial Security CO
Commercial Security Company
Knabe Building
Fifth Avenue and
39Th St
New York Stock Exchange
Pouch
Stoel
Renskorf, Lyon & CO
New Street
du Pont Powder Co
Hercules Powder Co
Atlas Powder Co
Hanmis
Winthrop
Recmond
Pine Street
Pinancial
Evansville
Terre Haute
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company
Boston Curb
Rhys. Ser
Goodrich
Sita Ai Brick
Tui M.ward Pf
Ai Nat Carbor
Sity Sis
Los Linth Sears Roebuck
Warner
Woo Swift & Co
Union
C. Ry
Hales
New
Orlents Ooseenee
Louis Wee
Alvarado
N. C
Houghton
Baltic
Ceres
Ohio
Jorne Ia
Davia
Eagle & B
Yukon
Pierce Oil
Public Utility Securities
American Gas Co
American Light & Traction
American Light & Traction Pf
Lldirondack Electric Power
Adirondack Electric Power
American Gas & Plectric
American Gas & Eletric
American Power & Light
American Publiculities
American Public
W. W
Colorado Power
Colorado Power Pf
Commonwealth P. R
Commonwealth P. R. & L
Layton Power & Light
Dayton Power & Light P
Gas & Electric
Denver
Westy Wi
Empire District Electric
Federal Light & Traction
Gas & Electric Securities
Great Western Power
Lincoln Gas & Electric Eee
Northern Ontario Light & Power
Northern Ontario Light & P
Northern States Power
Ozark Power & Wester
Pacific Gas & Electric
Republic Ry. & Light Co
Esos
18 & Light Co
Republic
Southern California Edison
Standard Gas & Electric
Standard Gas & Electric Pe
Tennessee Ry
Light & Power
United Light & Rys
Utah Securities
Western Power
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Os Am Gas
N J
Baldwin Loco
Baldwin L. Pr
Oy & S
Cambria
Ins Co
N.A
North Penn
Salt Mfc
As Pee Phila
As Pee Phila. Oo Oes We Ae Ao ™ Uly Phila. Aetri
Uy FE
Helmont
Warwick
Boklevn
R.R
R. R
Colum
Harbison
Nat. Frepeoesins Sia Og Bes
Ohio Fuel
Treasury Statement
San Francisco
Andes
Belche Ecvesseers
Occidental
Best & Belcher
Ophir
Tonopah Om Belmont Seer
Lone Star
Tonopah
Erger
McKinney i
CyclelToy
Ask
Coast Line
Balt
Huff., Roch. & P
Canadian Pacific
Conch. & O
Ches. & Onio
Chi
N. Ee
Chi. Ind
Soale
P. Ry
St. L
Del
Hudson
Erie Railroad
Hocking Valles
Illinois
Louis
Nach Central
Kan
Tex
Pacific Cent Lines
Penn. G. Freight
St. L. I M
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
Boston Bank Statement
Consolidated Exchange
Cuba
Aft
Dillman Bakery
Ck To
Camikes
Babedene
Emese
National Properties Company
Jersey City
N. J
Sweetland
United Traction and Electric Comp
United States Realty & Improvement Company
Trinity Building
B. M. Fellows
Industrial Alcohol CO
Greenwich Hank
South Platte Canal
Ervoir CO
Mechanics & Metals’ National Bank
Nassau Street
New York City
Financial Notes
Amer. Tel. & Tel. Co. Col
Buffalo Creek RR
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh RR
General
Chicago, Burl. & Quincy RR
Nebraska
Cincinnati Gas Trans. Co
Columbia Gas & el. Co
Consol. Water Co
Utica
Cumberland County Power & Light Co
Great Northern Ry
St. Paul
Minn
Consol
New York Central
Hudson River RR
New York Central RR
Pennsylvania RR
Rockford & Freeport Electric
Swift & Co
Washington, Alexandria & Mt. Vernon Ry
American Tel. & Tel. Subsidiary Co
Erie RR
Salzburger & Sons
West Penn. Traction Co
United Fruit Co
Baltimore & Ohio RR
Province of Saskatchewan
Canada
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co
Chesacake & Ohio Ry
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR
City of Quebec
Aig
A. B. Leach & Co
Vestment Securities
Weeeeer
New York State
St. Louis
Essex County
Hudson County
Gravesend
N. Y
East St. Louis
Ill
Cape May
Dickson County
Tenn
Hernando County
Florida
Rosebud County
Mont
New England
the National City Bank
London
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
World Film Corporation
Board of Directors of
Edward B. Smith & Co
Belton N. Busch
Cox A. Huhn
Ladenburg, Thalmann & CO
Broad Street
Merchants National Bank
Atchison, Topera and Santa FE Railway Company
Board of Directors
C. K. Qcouper
Nasman Street
Buffalo & Susquehanna R. R. Corp
Susquehanna
Edward Hkiffa
Smith & Co
Bulfay
the Bank of New York
National Banking Association
Harti Bank of the
Havi
Jer. Als
D HM
Tinnmson
the Market and Fulton National Bank
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