Preferred Stock Dividends and Transfer Closures Across Firms
Multiple corporations announce quarterly dividends on preferred stock and set record dates in March 1908. Notices cover transfer book closures, payment dates, and mailing of checks to stockholders of record, listing organizations including Kansas City Southern Ry, Tri City Railway, Grand Central Station routes, New York Harlem Railway, Fourth National Bank, Hanover National Bank, United Gas Improvement Co, Market and Fulton National Bank, and Mortgage Bond Company of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham National. Bank
W. H. Strawn
Cashier
New York
Kansas City Southern Ry
Broad St
R. B. Sperry
Tri-City
Railway & Light Companypany
Tricity Railway & Light Company
T. F. Wickham
Cleveland, Cincinnati
NEW York & Harlem Railroad Company
Barger
Fourth National Bank of the City of
Board of Directors
Charles Patterson
Liberty Street
M. C. Coggeshall
Hanover National Bank
City of
Elmer E. Whittak
United Gas Improvement Company
N. W. Cor
Broad & Arch Streets
Philadelphia
Penn
T.rwis Lillia
the Market and Fulton National Bank
T. J. Stevens
Wabash R. R. Co
Metropolitan Street R'way Co
Coll. Trust
Lehigh & New York
R'way Co
Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co
Southwestern
Toledo, Walhording Valley
Ohio
Jeffersonville
Madison & Ind
R. R
Taunton
New Bedford Copper Co
Mass
Fulton Natt
Bank of N. Y
Citizens Central Natt. Bank
James G.king's Sons
Lake Erie, Evansville & Southwestern
P. c
Elk & McKean
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society of New York
Century Realty Co
National Park Bank
Lawyers Title Ins. & Trust Co
N. Y. Mortgage & Security Co
Coney Island & Brooklyn R. R. Co
Coudersport & Port Allegheny R. R. Co
Chatham National Bank
American Exchange Natl. Bank
Suffolk Gas Co
Union Typewriter Co
Lackawanna Steel Co
Queens County Trust Co
Brooklyn
Queens County
P. c. Guar
Bank of America
N. Y
Jersey
R. R. Common
Harvey Fisk& Sons Receipts
Harvey Fisk & Sons
J. G. White & Co
Pere Marquette R.R. Istofd
Boston
Pere Marquette R. R
Pere Marquette R. R. Pf
Boston Ctf
New York Central EarningsDip on 1907 Costs and Laws
The New York Central’s 1907 report shows gross earnings up 6.28 million to 98.31 million while net earnings fell 5.26 million to 22.57 million due to higher labor and material costs and new legislation. The surplus dropped to 66,538 after charges. Freight gains came from coal, passenger gains from interchanges, with contracts arranged with Pullman and Western Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
Central
W. H. Newman
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Public Service Commissions
Pullman’ Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
New York Central Lines
The
Greene-Cananea Copper Company first annual report issued
The Greene-Cananea Copper Company reports for the year ended December 31 show receipts of 125,012 and disbursements of 115,084. The company has authorized capital of 60,000,000 in 20 par shares, with 50,000,000 set to acquire Greene Consolidated Copper and Cananea Central Copper. Exchange details show 25,038 Greene Consolidated shares and 522,272 Cananea Central shares accruired, with ongoing exchange and plans to acquire all subsidiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene- Cananea Copper Company
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Cananea Central Copper Company
Greene Consolidated
Cananea Central
Wilmington Charter Reports Include Local Firms and NYC Company
Special to The New York Times. Wilmington on March 24 reports charters secured today for J R Richardson Auto Company of Wilmington with capital 50000, Fred Jetter Company of Philadelphia in general packing with capital gun, Union Street Improvement Company of Wilmington capital 3000, Richardson Realty Company of Wilmington capital 12000, and Century Talking Machine Company of New York City capital 250000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Wilmington
J R. Richardson Auto Company
Capital
Fred Jetter Company
Philadelphia
Union Street Improvement Company
Richardson. Realty Company of
Nis Century Talking Machine Company
New York City
Colorado Springs
Col
Acacia
Findlay
Dante
Isabella
Elkton
Portland
el Paso
Wingicrtor
Rawlings
Missouri Kansas & Texas Shops to Close April First
SEDALIA Mo March 24 The Missouri Kansas & Texas Railway shops will shut down on April 1 About 500 men are employed
European Markets Report From London Paris and Berlin
European markets closed with strength on London shares and copper amid a buoyant open in New York. Paris opened weak on arrest news but closed firm. Berlin prices held firm on improved money outlook and positive U.S. reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
New York
Canadian Pacific
Yale
Quotations for European State and Municipal Securities
Yesterday's quotations cover several European state and municipal securities with bid and offer levels. Market participants note modest demand for short maturities and renewed interest in longer issues amid thin trading conditions.
Market Trading Surges in Boston With Strong Early Activity
Boston reports a brisk market day with first hour volume the heaviest in months. Prices rise across sectors as North Butte climbs above 53 and Butte Coalition trades near 23. Nevada gains close to a point while Utah trades above 41. Trinity shows strong activity, advancing to 17, up more than 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
North Butte
Butte
Open letter attacks New York Metal Exchange leadership
James E. Pope of Pope Metals Company launches an open letter denouncing the New York Metal Exchange leadership led by President Robert M. Thompson. He criticizes the market’s copper quotations and warns that long term smelter contracts tied to official quotes undermine fairness in pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Metal Exchange
James E. Pope
Pope Metals Company
Metal Exchange
Robert M. Thompson
The
Exchange
Trading rises as steel stocks lead gains
Philadelphia report notes broad local trading with Cambria Steel Lehigh Valley Rapid Transit and United Gas Improvement prominent. Prices higher with Cambria up in sympathy with United States Steel. Electric Storage Battery and Pennsylvania Steel preferred rise modestly. Total sales reach 53,531 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Campria Steel
Lehigh Valley, Rapid Transit
United Gas Improvement
Cambria
United States Steel
Pennsylvania Steel
Amal Copper Swans
Am Railways Co
Eaaee
Samteia
Cambria Steel
Con Trac
Siosys
Beers Co
Lake Sup. Corp
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Nav
Central
Pennsylvania
Penn. Steel of
Phila
Btud
Reading
Belmont
Union Traction Eee United Cos
N J
U.S. c
Ss Saben
S. S. Dfissesereses
New York 2K Incorporations List Multiple Firms
Special to The New York Times Albany March 24 lists numerous companies incorporated in New York and nearby areas with capitalizations from 5 000 to 150 000. From West Side Improvement to Walloomsac Paper Company the long roster names each firm and its directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
West Side Improvement Company
New York
Capital
Horatio 8. Byrne
Dyckman Street
N. F. Sauer
Prospect Avenue
Francis N. Whitney
West Twenty-first Street
Liquor Dealers’ Supply_ Company of New York, Incorporated
Sigmund Biber
East Seventy-second Street
Jacob Luft
West Twenty-fourth Street
Henry Abrahams
East Eighty-fourth Street
American Industrial Picture Company
Charles Nye Shaw
Charles Edward Alleyne MacGeachy
Annie Dela Rippling MacGeachy
Cedarhurst
N. Y
Grinberg Brothers
Lassar J. Grinberg
Alfred Grinberg
West Eighty-eighth Street
Adolph J. Grinberg
West Seventy-fourth Street
Scott and Hill, Incorporated
Canandaigua
Ontario County
Royal R. Scott
William D. Hill
Boston
Walter H. Stewart
West Ninety-fourth Street
Stern-Sultzbach Company
Henry Stern
Arthur B. Stern
Central Park West
Seventy-fourth Street
Isidore H. Sultzbach
West 122d Street
Murray's Line
Troy
Rensselaer County
Packet Line
Edward F. Murray
Maple Avenue
Owen A. Mullen
Christie Street
Uri Mallory
Ten Broeck Street
M. B. Shaw
George Rupp
Fred Knowlton
Broadway
Wood Manufacturing and Realty Company
Long Island
Patrick J. McNulty
Lexington Avenue
Patrick Gallagher
Joseph Gallagher
Quaker Soap Company
Robert Martin
West 102d Street
John T. Cox
Court Street
Brooklyn
Fred W. Meade
van Wyck Avenue
Jamaica
L. L. International Brokers’ Company
Francis S. Palmieri
Lenox Avenue
Augustus M. Bown
West Seventy-eighth Street
Antonio Af. Carroll
Lafayette Street
Julius Kronrot
Leonard Vielbig
Grove Street
Charles C. Limbarth
Monroe Street
Harry Delle
Bleecker Street
Drum Elevator Company
New_York
John J. Witte
William Witte
Thomas H. Meagher
Walker Street
Walloomsac Paper Company
Walloomsac
Rensselaer
Corporate actions and dividends across major firms
At the annual meeting of International Salt Company M B Fuller was re elected. American Locomotive directors postponed stock dividend action for lack of quorum. American Can Company acquires an interest in Sanitary Can Company and will run New York headquarters from American Can offices. Calumet Arizona Mining declares a quarterly dividend of 1 a share postponed from February. prior dividend was 1 50 and last year 5. Sheriff attaches 14250 against Manhattan Cobalt Limited with offices at 25 Broad Street for Martha A Pardee on notes to Hugo Von Hagen. levy on 85000 shares of Manhattan Cobalt and 84930 shares of Manhattan Cobalt Mining Company of Quebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Salt Company
M. B. Fuller
American Locomotive Company
American Can Company
Sanitary Can Company
New York
Fourteenth Street
Calumet & Arizona Mining Company
Manhattan Cohalt, Limited
Maine
Broad Street
Martha A. Pardee
Corn Products Refining Company reports eleven month earnings
At the annual meeting the Corn Products Refining Company presented a comparison of operations for the eleven months ended January 21 with the twelve months ended February 28, 1907. Gross earnings were 1 972 873 for eleven months versus 1 737 794 prior year. Net earnings were 1 280 016 for eleven months versus 1 485 708 in the prior year. New directors include George S. Mahana R P Walden R H Strahan and William D Post replacing Calhoun Joy Morton Glass and Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Products Refining Company
Royal Baking Powder Company
Frank H. Hall
Baking Powder Trust
Corn Products Company
Refining Company
George S. Mahana
R. P. Walden
R. H. Strahan
William D. Post
William J. Calhoun
Joy Morton
Charles L. Glass
T. B. Wagner
Rise in Westinghouse Stock Amid Readjustment Talks
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing stock rose 7 percent to 4714 as reports circulated on progress in the company readjustment. President George Westinghouse has been in New York since Saturday holding talks with banking interests involved in the readjustment. Company representatives said no immediate development explained the stock rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
George Westinghouse
New York
Steam Pump Co Gains After Strong Fiscal Eleven Months
Advance estimates show International Steam Pump Company's shipments reach 9.75 million dollars in eleven months, up 1.5 million from last year. Collections total about 10.2 million, up 1.2 million, while floating debt drops over 1.1 million. On-hand orders near 5 million, about half of year’s expected business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Steam Pump Company
Trading in Baltimore Seaboard leads a firmer market
In Baltimore on March 24 Seaboard Air Line issues led a strong local market with gains across lines. Seaboard common rose, the second preferred advanced, and Atlantic Coast Line securities gained. Other rail names such as Georgia & Alabama and Western Maryland also firmed, with bonds showing mixed but positive movement across issuers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Common
Atlantic Coast Line Securities
Connecticut
Georgia & Alabama
United Railways
Western Maryland Railways
Col. & Green
Alabama
North
Central
Fla. & West
Seaboard
Seaboard & Roan
Western Met
West Va
At. Con
St. Ry
City & S. of W
Met. Ry
United Rys
United Rys. Inc
Ene Cc
Conn
Maryland
United Rus
Colonial Trust
B.S. Pr
Chicago Stock Market Report Shows Mixed Early Gains
Chicago trading opened with Telephone down a point while Biscuit rose 1 percent and Swift up fractions. Sears Roebuck preferred up two points, other issues mostly steady. notable closes included Telephone at 120 and 117 receipts, Subway at 19 1/4, and Nat Biscuit near 1 3/4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
Chicago Telephone
Biscuit
Swift
Sears-Roebuck
Subway
Ami
Booth & Co
Canal and Dock
Chi. P. Tool
Chi. Subway
Pale Casa
Chi
Tel. Repts
Com. Edison
Ry.& In
Nat
Ceee
Bis
Esecees
State banks and trust companies outside NYC totals
The State Banking Department reports for the week ending March 21 that banks outside Greater New York hold loans and discounts of 78,472,600 dollars with 80,011,300 dollars in total deposits and 14,629,700 dollars in total reserves. Trust companies outside Greater New York show deposits of 124,015,800 dollars and total reserves of 19,963,900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
State Banking Department
Greater
New York
Inc
Greater New York
Ans
la Aveeteeesone
New York Air Brake plans $3 million bond issue
A special stockholders meeting is set for Jersey City on April 8 to approve a $3,000,000 six percent bond issue. Shareholders of record April 5 receive 80 percent subscription rights and a $900 per $1,000 bond price. Bonds date May 1 1908 with three installments between April 15 and June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Brake
New York Air Brake Company
Jersey City
Paper Directors to Meet April 1
News notes that International Paper Company directors will meet on April 1 to decide the quarterly dividend. An official said the executive committee has not yet recommended changes, but the stock may shift from 6 percent to a lower penny rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Paper Company
Regular Auction Sale of Stocks and Bonds in 1908
Andrew J. McCormack auctioneer stages a regular estate sale on March 25 1908 at 12 30 PM in Vesey Street Exchange Salesroom. Listings include multiple railroad and bank securities with coupon attached and other investments for James G Kings Sons and estate trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. McCormack
American Savings Bank declares 4 percent quarterly dividend
The American Savings Bank at 115 West 42d Street announces a four percent annualized dividend for the quarter ended March 31 1908 on deposits from 5 to 3000 dollars. Interest payment starts April 20 with deposits up to April 8 earning interest from April 1. Clarence Gordby president William M Hazelton treasurer. One dollar starts an account by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Savings Bank
West 42d Street
Clarence Gordby
William M. Hazelton
Bankruptcy notices for New York debtors reach creditors
Court notices list bankruptcies of Abraham Silverman John F. Douthitt Company Anton Arnhetter and Marcus Weiss in the Southern District of New York. First creditors meetings set for April 1908 at Nathaniel A. Prentiss's office and other designated locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court OF the United States
Southern District of New York
Abraham Silverman
New York
Nathaniel A. Prentiss
Broadway
Southern District of
John F. Douthitt Company
John F. Douthitt
Anton Arnheiter
Anton Arnhetter
City and County of
Marcus Weiss
Wall Street
Z Macgrane Coxe
Surrogate notices for Fink and Meyer estates in New York
Notices issued under Hon. Abner C. Thomas warning all creditors of DIEDERICH FINK and THOMAS C. MEYER to file claims with vouchers. Executors George A. Fink and Meyer brothers list addresses at 302 Broadway Manhattan and 34 Nassau Street Manhattan, with deadlines July 30, 1908 and October 7, 1908 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fink
Diederich
Abner C. Thomas
County of
New York
Diederich Fink
Robert Godson
Broadway
Borough of
Manhattan
City of
George A. Fink
Aks
Henry J. Fink
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
George von L. Meyer
Henry von L. Meyer
Augustus Haviland
Olin, Clark & Phelps
Nassau Street
New York City
Proposals Sought for Industrial Supplies and Monument
Government offices seek sealed proposals for a broad range of goods including engineering tools, hardware, roofing, and transport supplies for multiple departments. Separate solicitations invite bids for stationary, office equipment, and general household items for the Post Office and Army Transport Service, plus a Crab Island monument project with full specifications available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Isthmian Canal Commission
Washington, D. C
State Street
New York City
Custom House
New Orleans
U. S
Baltimore
Post Office Department
Postal Service
Washington
Dove Grandfield
26Th Street
Gray's Ferry Road
Philadelphia
Army Transport Service
F. G. Hodgson
City bids invited for Brooklyn parkway materials and staff
Sealed bids are sought by the New York City departments for parkway gravel trap rock screenings grass seed and related materials in Brooklyn and Manhattan. Notices list contractors Foster Crowell and John H. OBrien with due dates in April 1908 and specify delivery to Prospect Park and various parkways along with water supply boiler work and hospital tunnel construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF Water Supply, Gas and Electricity
Borouta
Manhattan
City of New Yark
Maclay
St. Peter's Avenues
Blackwell's Island
Eastern Boulevard
Pelham Bay Park
Fastchester Creek
Pelham Bridge
John H. O'Brien
City of
New York
Bureau
Bronx
East 172D Street
West Farms Road
Edgewater Road
Jennings Street
Hoe
Longfello Avenue
Bryant
Jenings Street
Wash Avenue
176T Street
Longfellows Avenue
24Th Ward
Tiebout Avenue
East 14Th Street
Tordham Road
Herman A. Metz
City of New York
Borough of Brooklyn
Prospect Park
Borough of Brooklynn
Henry Smith
Department of Street Cleaning
Park Row
Borough of Manhattan
Brons
Brooklyn
Foster Crowell
Department of Water Supply
The
One Hundred and Seventy-ninth Street
Borough of
Bellevue and Allied Hospitals
Department of
John W. Brannan
Proposals for Subsistence Stores and Official Postal Guide
Historic notice details sealed bids for subsistence stores in New York City and for an Official Postal Guide tailing deadlines in 1908. Proposals due April 6 1908 for subsistence and April 13 1908 for the guide. Bids addressed to A L Smith and G L Meyer respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Whitehall Street
New York City
War Department
Washington
A. L. Smith
U.S. Army
Post Office Department
D. C
Washington, D. C
G. L. Meyer
Also Mentioned on This Page
American Woolen Company
WM. H. Dwelly, Jr
American Chicle Company
Henry Rowley
Home Insurance Co
National Surety Co
Fidelity Insurance Co
Continental Insurance Co
Mechanics, National Bank
Royal Baking Power Pros
Oscar Bamberger
N. Y. Central
Newman
Greene-Cananea
Holding Company
Greene Co
Incorporated
New Jersey
Trenton
N. J
Emil Schneider
Newark
Otto Schneider
Robert M. McChestney
Shore Acre Land and Improvement Company
Weehawken
William Rebul
Susan C. Rebul
Delbert Pedet
James E. Brady
Camden
Incorporators
William Erdell
John A. McPeak
Nemeth Real Estate Company
Jersey Wily
H. O. Coushlin
L. H. Gunther
John R.turner
Vincentown and Tabernacle Telephone Company
Wincentown
Kenny J. Strick
E. EE. Antrim
N. B. Ross
J. Small Engineering Company
Cape Mey
Charles V. D. Jeline
Max Wrinkle
Richard Champion
Reliable Securities Association
Sol Lesser
Harry Hurwitz
James Mark
Maxwell-Buscoe Export Company
Benjamin Buscoe
J. R. Turner
R. Irwin
E. Leroy Pelletier Company
Leroy Pelletier
L. M.braddy
H. O'Neill Lumber Company
Angela Farrell
Ebien O'Neill
Automobile Service
Atlantic City
J. J. White
Carlton Godfrey
Walter Edge
Birmingham Coal and Barge Line Company
T. &. Smith
FL .N. Smith
J. J. Smith
Albert EB. Atkinson
Gents
Tenafly Auto and Supply Company
Tenafly
H. le Roy Demarest
Clifford Demarest
JE. Tuttle
W. G. Taylor & Son, Inc
Wildwood Crest
W.G. Taylor
Samuel B. Taylor
J. L. Taylor
Delaware
Paris
Berlin
Henri Rochette
Iexchange
United States
Foreign Public Securities
Seseweseneeee Oly
Saxony
Hamburg
Cologne
Munich
City of Augsburg
City of Frankfort-on-Main
Tlonyoy Pes
Netdon
Mer
Anaconda Sae
Maar Pe A Atchison
Pacific
St. Paul Rrr
Louis, & Nash
Nee Central
Southern Pacific
Tagio
Union Pacific
U Sa Ees Oe
U S. Steel
Boston Stock Market
Amaes & Tel
Ce S. Steel
Tel. & Tel
Atchison Ween Eeewaeos Ae
Boston -Elevated
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
s+ ee
Boston & Maine
Cos
Fitchburg Pf
Mass Electric
Agri. Chem
Pneu
American Sugar
American Woolen
Edison
General Electric
Gas Pevewee
Mergenthaler
Seattle
Sctric
Switt Os
Ak Steel
U Mining
Anacorida
Atizona
Ceeeves
Atlantic Anwar
Bonanza
Ari Abs
Aa & T la Ae
Paa la Salle A
Montana
Val & Coke
Old Dominion
Quincy Island
Santa Fe
Shannon _ senee
Tamarack
Trinity
United Copper Ee
Utah
Victoria Ar
Wolverines Sane
Coe Rae Ee
Wyandotte
Tr. c
G. Pf
L. Eb
Panama
Shore
Adams
VA. M
Ats
St. P
Am. L. Co
New Co
St L
St L. Ist
Tae A. S. R
Nades & Od
Ann
Arbor
Na. Co
Leth. Steel
Beth. S
Eruns
J. Tel Wage
K Co & S. Pf
Ip P
St. L
Canada
Coe
Pitts. Pitts. C
Cc. & Tels
Q' Ksil
Pan C
Mt St
IL & Bh
Rens. & Sar
M. & Stie
New
Ctis
St P
M. Cc
I. Chi. Ter. T
T. Pf
C.p L
St L. Pf
TSSO
U. Ry
Pf & Fed
Gen
C. Co. U
Attock. V. Pf
Vulcan
Rand
Vate D. Pf
R. Pf
L. EE
K. C
Financial Notes
Corn: Products Refining CO
Westinghouse
Chicago Stock Market
Colorado
Adrian H. Muller
William Sr
Vesey Street
Mary W. Wright
Fisk
Quartermaster’s Department
Crab Island
Lake Amplain
M. Gray Zalinski
U. S. Army
Department OF Parks
Arsenal Building
Fifth, Avenue and Sixty- Fourth Street
Park Board
Joseph I. Berry
Michael J Kennedy
Commissioners of Parks
Sixty-seventh Street
Nicholas J. Hayes
City Record
Nicholas J. Hays
Department OF Public Charities
East Twenty-sixth Street
Robert W. Herberd
Board of Revision of Assessments
Queens
Greenpoint Avenue
Department OF Docks and Ferries
Pier A
Battery Place
Bate Tery Place
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