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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1908

Page

4

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Electric Storage Battery Company Ailenden Avenue 18Th Street Philadelphia Walter G. Henderson

Also Mentioned on This Page

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
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