Numerous New York Firms Formed With Varied Capitals
Albany March 25. A slate of incorporations announced includes Installment Bond and Real Estate Company Mount Vernon Westchester cap 100000 Wallkill River Company Walden cap 100000 Banner Mullin Company Buffalo cap 210000 General Export and Commission Company New York cap 100000 S Lyondale Construction Company New York cap 100000 Holler Ice Manufacturing Company East Chester cap 0 0 0 Blumenthal Edwards Company New York cap 60000 Rockaway Parkway Company Brooklyn cap 0 0 0 Distributors Realty Company New York cap 15000 Brown Braender New York cap 15000 Sigsworth Wyner Real Estate Company New York cap 10900 Elverton Hotel Company New York cap 0 Kensington City Company Brooklyn cap 5000 Madison Avenue and Forty-first Street Company New York cap 4000 Charles Schad Brooklyn cap 1000 Federal White Metals Company New York capital 0 0 0 New York Auto Tire and Repair Company New York cap 10000 Increased Capital Alfred B Norton Company from 10000 to 50000 Attorneys Exlwin C Low Dissolutions Barber Cancer Institute Aird Platt Manufacturing Company pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Mount Vernon
Westchester County
Herman Moyer
West Highty-third Street
Stephen
Newton
Washington Street
New York
Stephen J. Cox
Hampton Street
Cranford
N. J
Wallkill River Company
Walden
Orange Coun
Capital
Anson J. Fowler
N.ee
Ernest G. Priester
Hudson Strest
Hoboken
S.lyondale Construction Company
Irwin 8. Loewenthal
William Street
James T. Healey
Forty-second Street
William Echolefield
Henry Street
Brooklyn
Holler Ice Manufacturing Company
East Chester
N. Y
Margaret Holler
James W. Holler
Lawrence B. Holler
Lumenthal & Edwards Company
Albert Blumenthal
West Seventy-first Street
Louis M. Cohen
Manhattan Avenue
John A. Edwards
Ridgewood
Rockaway Parkway Company
Pau
Groning
Ocean Avenue
John B. Kissel
Franklin Avenue
William G. ‘Thompson
Hollis
L. I. Distributors’ Realty Company
Jancis B. Sanford
Broadway
Ira S. Smith
West Thirtyfirst Street
John F. Kloos
Graene Avenue
Brown & Braender
L. Vincent Brown
Rutherford
Frederick W. Braender
St. Nicholas Avenue
Eugene Berry
West 108Th Street
Sigsworth & Wyner Real Estate Company
Walter D. Dunlap
J. S&serring
M. W. Seidenstricker
Kensington City Company
Paul Raff
Leon Kantor
Harry Falk
Forty-fifth Street
Madison Avenue
Forty-first Street
Comany
William J. Merritt
Sound Beach
William H. Curley
East
180Th Street
Warren W. Cunningham
West Twenty-third Street
Clarence C. Osman
Boonton
New York Auto. Tire and Repair Company
Henry Rothschild
East Seventy-fifth Street
Frank D. Gable
West Forty-third Street
John S. Wiese
Alfred B. Norton Company
Exlwin C. Low
Montague Street
N.Y
Dividends Declared by Colorado and Southern Railway Company
The Colorado and Southern Railway Company declares a 2 percent dividend on the first preferred stock and a 1/2 percent dividend on the second preferred stock payable April 1, 1908 to holders of record at noon March 28, 1908. Transfer books close noon March 28 and reopen April 2. payments by check mailed to addresses on file. Secretary JAB Steuart Mackie, Detroit, March 23, 1908. CNE 1 percent interest on Detroit Mackinac and Marquette Railroad bonds payable April 6, 1908. transfer books close at Central Trust Company, 54 Wall Street, NY on March 20 and reopen April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado& Southern Railway
Broadway
New York
Steuart Mackie
Detroit
Mich
CNE
Detroit, Mackinac & Marquette Railroad Company
Central Trust Company
Wall Street
Trust Company
Preferred Stock Dividend No 10 Declared by United Fruit and Milling
The Directors of United Fruit Company and Standard Milling Company declare a dividend of One and One Half Percent on the preferred stock from earnings. Payment will be April 14 1908 at 49 Wall Street to stockholders of record April 4 1908. Transfer books close 12:00 noon April 4 and reopen April 15 at 10:09 A M. Jos A Knox Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Milling Company
New York
Wall Street
Chatham National Bank
W. H. Strawn
Anniston City Land Company
Anniston
Alabama
Ecora
W. A. Davis
United Traction and Electric Company
Jersey City
N. J
C. & Sweetland
Distillers Securities Corporation
R. C. Rann
the Market and Fulton National Bank
T. J. Stevens
SME Utility Company
Acme Utility Company
Rector Street
Borough of
Manhattan
City of New York
Frank Steckler
Levy & Rosenthal
New York City
Southern Pacific Company
Broadway
N. Y
Beechmont
Jefferson County
Kentucky
Alex. Millar
THI
Department of
Park Row
Borough of Manhattan
O’clark M
Brent 2
Brooklyn
Bronx
City
Foster Crowell
Department of Water Supply
The
One Hundred and Seventy-ninth Street
John H. O'Brien
City of
Department OF Public Charities
East Twenty-sixth Street
Oeelock
W. Ham
Robert W. Hebberd
Department. OF Public Charities
Carromissioner
Department OF Docks and Ferries
Wille
Batstery Place
Receivers' Fees Questioned as Knickerbocker Opens
In Brooklyn Justice Clark provisional fees for Knickerbocker Trust receivers set at 75000 each with 25000 for counsel face opposition from Attorney General Jackson. A 490000 sequester covers expenses. directors to authorize final fees. Opening awaits agreement within ten days. Balance sheet shows assets of 14.05 million and deposits of 12.81 million. Superintendent Clark Williams urges depositors not to withdraw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tustive Clark
Superme
Brooklyn
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Jackson
Knickerbocker
le Ford
Justice Clark
United States Trust Company
Ernest Thalmann
Saasa
Herbert L. Satterlee
Julien Y. Davies
Mr. Wickersham
Mr. Thalmann
Henry E. Ide
George L. Rives
Keep
Numarraseoe
Seeris Oe Stalntie Ai Srasyloleas Ae
Pan Wale
EU Aba
Clark Williams
A. B. Smith Named General Passenger Agent
Boston March 25 announcement cites A B Smith appointed General Passenger Agent of the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad with headquarters in Boston and jurisdiction over all passenger service of the New Haven Company and the New England Navigation Company. Smith’s appointment leads to retirement of George L Connor and A C Kendall and consolidation of offices. Smith previously served as Traffic Manager of the New Haven trolley lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
A. B. Smith
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
New Flaven Company
New England Navigation Company
Mr. Smith
George L. Connor
A. C. Kendall
New Haven Company
Smith
New Haven
Albany Lawmakers Rumored Short-Selling Lifts Consolidated Gas
Market chatter from Albany suggested politicians pursued short positions in Consolidated Gas amid anticipated bad news. The stock surged to a maximum of 116 percent, up from 109 on Tuesday, with yesterday’s close at 116 percent. Consolidated had traded as low as 74 in 1907, with this year’s low at 96.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
New Jersey Companies Chartered In Trenton
In Trenton on March 25 several firms were chartered including Public Printers' Company of Jersey City with 125,000 capital to print and engrave. Jersey City Democrat with 25,000 to operate a general advertising agency. Atworth Estate Company of Englewood with 150,000 to deal in real estate. Crown Cap and Machine Company of Orange with 75,000 to manufacture bottle caps and capping machines. Ed Mill Tobacco Company of Rahway with 125,000 to deal in tobacco and cigars. Ridgway Quarry and Land Company of Camgen with 3,000,000 to quarry limestone and sandstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Public Printers’ Company
Jersey City
Capital
W. J. Tumulty
G. E. Cutley
T. F. Tumulty
Democrat
Joseph P. Tumulty
Thomas F. Tumulty
Atsworth Estate’ Company
Englewood
W. H. Peck
3. H. Jones
Albert A. Springs
Crown Cap and Machine Company
Orange
Addie G. Perry
Max. M. Mohor
Joseph Wycz
Morris Lueright
J. A. MacPeak
General Electric annual meeting set for May 12 in Schenectady
The annual meeting of the General Electric Company will be held in Schenectady on May 12. William S. Fanshawe has been added to the Western Maryland Railroad See on General Lien and Convertible Bondholders' Committee, chaired by Richard Sutro. Directors of the Public Service Corp declared a dividend of 2 percent for the quarter beginning January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockhol
General Electric Company
Hela Gehenectady
William S. Fanshawe
T Western Maryland Railroad
Richard Sutro
Public Service Correge Ae Newee Ae
IR Finance
New York
London
Berlin
Paris
Fair Finance
To-Morrow
Treasury Ledger Shows National Bank Notes Redeemed
National bank notes redeemed totaled 1 427 448 dollars and 681 260 dollars in government receipts from internal revenue with additional 200 760 in customs and 61 168 in miscellaneous items. Expenditures reached 2 000 000 dollars as the Treasury begins business with reserve funds at 27 348 869 and a gold stock of 150 000 000 in coins and bullion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rite ‘General Fund
Philippine
Saaés
Los
Securities at Auction at the Exchange Salesroom
Auctioneers Adrian H. Muller & Son disposed of varied securities at the Exchange Salesroom at 14 and 16 Vesey Street. listings include railroad bonds, bank shares, and life assurance stock with coupons attached, dating from 1871 to 1939, totaling hundreds of thousands in par value and multiple issuers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesey Street
Adrian H. Muller & Son
Mary W. Wright
Wabash Railroad Company
Eaconee
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Lehigh & New York Railway Company
First
West
Toas
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Southwestern Division
Toledo, Walhonding Valley & Ohio Railroad Company
Toledo,Walhonding Valley & Ohio Railroad Company
West Shore Railroad Company
Jeffersonville, Madison & Indianapolis Railroad
Taunton-New Bedford Copper Company
Taunton
Mass
Elk & McKean Railway
Provident Savings Life Assurance Ety of
New York
National Park Bank
Seaboard Voting Trust Dissolved Announcement
The Seaboard Air Line voting trust has voted to terminate the trust. Stock distributions to holders of voting trust certificates will occur on May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard Air Line Voting Trust
Dividend Declared by Electric Storage Battery Company
The Directors of the Electric Storage Battery Company Philadelphia on March 25 1908 declared a dividend of one percent from net earnings on both common and preferred stocks payable April 1 to stockholders of record March 28 checks will be mailed Walter G Henderson Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Storage Battery Company
Ailenden Avenue
18Th Street
Philadelphia
Walter G. Henderson
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Barber Cancer Institute
Wellington
Jones & Millard
Granite
Rochester
Aird-Platt Manufacturing Company
Betts & Draper
First Street
Troy
F. ©. Driggs
WM. W. Heaton
Trustees
United Fruit Company
State Street
Charles A. Hubbard
Trust CO
Incorporated
New Jersey
Financial. Notes
the Treasury Balances
Reserve Fund
Hygienic Soap Granulator Company of
Foster Pump Works
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling Raiload Consolidated
Interborough Realty Company
American Exchange National Bank
New York & Jersey Railroad
Harvey Fisk & Sons
J. G. White & Co
Marquette Railroad Company
American Express Company
Hudson Trust Company of
Morton Trust Company
Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Western Railroad
United States Mortgege and Trust Company
Home Insurance Company
Seaboard Voting Trust
America
United States
Canada
Thomas W. Lawson
Garfield National Bank
Twenty-third St
Sixth Ave
W. L. Douglass
Cleveland, Cincinnati
Citizens Central National Bank OF New York
Board of Directors
Albion K. Chapman
Fourth National Bank of the City of
Charles H Patterson
International Mercantile Marine Co
Messrs. J. P. Morgan & Co
James F. Fahnestock, Jr
Hanover National Bank
Elmer E. Whittaker
Distillers Securifies Corporation
Mercantile Trust Company
New York Life Insurance Company
Superintendent of Insurance
John <. McCall
Alexander King & Co., Inc
West Broadway
J. G Wylie
State OF New York
Superintendent OF Public Works
Capitol
New York State
Erie Canal
Mohawk River
Rexford Flats
Mindenville
Eria Callai
Seervison
Oneida River
Caughdeney
Bkairwinsville
Gosport Bridge
Oak Orchard Creek
Syracuse
Spaulding’s Exchange
Suffato
Albany, Njy
Wereon
Arkan
Athans
F. C-Stevens
2Th Street
Gray’s Ferry Road
Lws
F. G. Hodgson
WAR Department
Quartermaster’s Department
Washington, D
Pril
Crab Island
Lake Champlain
Washington, D. C
M. Gray Zatinski
U. S. Army
U. S. _ Army
Whitehall Street
A. L. Smith
U. S.army
Frank Benjamin
Pomeroy Brothers Co
Prudential Building
S&s. L
Times Square
Reed Co
West 34Th St