Delaware & Hudson Wins One Share of New York & Canada Railroad
After years of pursuit the Delaware & Hudson Company secures one share of the New York & Canada Railroad from a woman holder who finally sold for 1500 dollars. The move enables potential merger of the road’s assets, reduces taxes, and consolidates earnings, with public utilities approval needed to transfer.
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Delaware & Hudson Company
New York & Canada Railroad
Delaware & Hudgon
Road
Delaware & Hudson
Railroad
Public Utilities Commission
New York & Canada
Whitehall
Rouse’s Point
Gand
Cotton Market Ends Steady As Weather Cites Demand Factors
Cotton prices gained early then eased on good Southern weather and fears of nearby deliveries. The close stood steady with about 100 000 bales sold. Local spot market quoted middling upland at 10.40 and middling Gulf at 10.65 with varied regional sales across Galveston New Orleans Mobile Savannah Norfolk Augusta Memphis and others.
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Cables
Liverpool
Cescscessse
Seevesseeees
Seevesees
Gulf
Galvyeston
New Orleans
Mobile
Savannah
Norfolk
Augusta
Memphis
Eere
Call Money Drops to One Percent as Treasury Returns to Surplus
Amid easing monetary conditions the Stock Exchange call money rate fell to 1 percent yesterday, the first time since Sept. 23. The Treasury reported a surplus of receipts over expenditures totaling 271,968 dollars, with receipts at 2,101,968 and outlays at 1,880,000. This comes after a long deficit since Feb. 17 and contrasts with the prior panic high of 125 percent.
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Stock Exchange
United States Treasury
Grain and Provisions Market Weakness Amid Rain Outlook
The market fell early on reports of heavy rains in Kansas and widespread Southwest precipitation. Liverpool declined 54 4 with Argentine sales and rumors a major grain house failed. Paris fell 6 to 20 points. Berlin down 14c. Budapest closed. Cash demand remained light. about six loads exported late Saturday. Visible supply fell 1 936 000 bu vs last year. interior receipts lagged by 400 000 bu. Seaboard clearances were 108 000 bu, mostly flour. No 2 red wheat in New York closed at 1.00 and 1 00% FOB. No 1 Northern Duluth 1.12%. No 2 hard 1.10%. Corn remained active with strong cash demand due to bad weather. Liverpool 86d net lower. Visible supply down 68,000 bu. No 2 corn in New York 74% elevator, 61/2c FOB. No 2 white 70c nominal.
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Kansas
Liverpool
Paris
Berlin
Budapest
Southwest
Seaboard
New York
Duluth
New’ York
Balance Sheet Snapshot of Trust Company of New York
The March 25 report shows resources including bonds and mortgages with book value 2,049,578.68 and market value, other securities, and loans to banks and firms totaling 8,622,466.99 from trust banker activities. It lists specie 2,104,222.58, foreign exchanges 6,501,597.68, and net accrued interest 16,141.04 alongside commissions and accounts receivable of 186,722.93.
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Arete Eac
United States
Aftender Notes
Hills Way
Associated Trust Com- Pans
Pees Eee
United. States
Dilla
esAa Eee Saney Roe Ee Ae
Financial Trusts Report Shows Mercantile and Related Firms
The Mercantile Trust Co and two other New York trust houses filed March 1908 wealth reports. Assets include public securities, mortgages, loans, cash items, and substantial deposits. Liabilities show capital stock, reserves, and various deposits with large sums due to trust companies and banks.
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New York State Savings Banks
New York State Building and Loan
Aviations
Report of Carterly Trust Company balances March 26 1905
The Carterly report shows total assets 9 500 203 50 and proceeds including bonds and mortgages 1 979 596 87 other securities 4 104 082 64 and cash items 8 888 854 87. Liabilities include deposits 5 161 775 635 849 63 and surplus 2 951 and other items totaling 9 500 203 50 with various loans and notes.
Bowling Green Trust Company Report of Assets and Liabilities
Trust company financial disclosure dated March 5 1908 sworn by John A Hilton and William M Laws. It details net accrued interest reserves deposits certificates of deposit and outstanding checks along with taxes accrued and other liabilities filed with the New York banking authorities.
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State of New York
County of New York
William C. Poillon
Harold B. Thorne
The
Mercantile Trust Co
Broadway
City of New York
Superintendent of Banks
John W. Castles
WM. C. Edwards
Guaranty Trust Company of New York
Nassau Street
City of
New York
Joan W. Castles
W. C. Edwards
James D. Hurd
R.R. Moore
Ames Higgins
Commercial Trust Company
R. R. Moore
Ames. Higgins
WM. H. A. Holmes
Westchester County
New York County
John, A. Hilton
William M. Laws
Bowling Green Trust Company
C. J. Wilkinson
Kings County
New Yorke County
W. N. Duane
CC. H. Smith
Manhattan Trust Co
No. 29
Wall Street
Co. H. Smith
Joseph H Melville
Kings Co
Oakleigh Thorne
FP. L. Hilton
Trust Company of America
F. L.hilton
Buck R. Beardsley
Mutual Alliance Trust Company financial report 1908 overview
The document presents the financial statement of The Mutual Alliance Trust Company of New York as of March 25, 1908, detailing assets including bonds and mortgages, securities, loans, real estate, cash, and accrued interest. Liabilities show paid-in capital, deposits, and reserves, with a note of debts guaranteed and a notary-certified affirmation by company officers.
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THE
Mutual Alliance Trust Company OF
New York
State of New York
County of New York
W. F. H. Koelsch
Webb Floyd
Mutual Alliance Trust Company of New York
Beaver Street
Grand Street
Lenox Avenue
116Th Street
City of New York
F. H. Koelsch
Weeb Floyd
N. Y
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Quarterly financials reveal mixed assets across banks
Readable excerpts show Trust Company of America and German Exchange Bank detailing assets including bonds and mortgages, real estate, and cash items. Reports list liabilities such as deposits, surplus funds, and unpaid dividends with official notarized attestations and public notices for municipal positions and bids.
Global financial markets mixed as London and Paris trade damp
London money in fair demand with easy discounts as markets price improved monetary conditions. First class securities firm yet profit taking prompts pullbacks in rails and copper. American and Canadian securities vary with New York opening. Kaffirs active while Bank of England and Continent absorb market liquidity. Paris trading quiet with heavy prices. Berlin firmer on expected Boerse reforms. American securities dip.
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London
Stock Exchange
New York
Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific
Steel
Bank of
Coffee Market Signals Quiet Day Amid Steady to Lower Prices
Trading was subdued with a steady to slightly down shift in prices and minimal activity. Spot Rio No. 7 climbed around six to seven cents, while European cables showed a minor setback and port receipts hovered around 17 000 bags for Havre and Hamburg.
Water supply land purchase plan faces court action
Ulster County notices detail a New York City water supply case for Ashokan Reservoir parcels and a special term court hearing on April 18 1908 to confirm the commissioner's first report. The filing lists parcel numbers and locations in Olive and Kingston with notices from Francis Key Pendleton and the Department of Parks.
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Greater New York
City Hall
City of
New York
George B. McClellan
Senate
Croton
City of New York
George B. McClell
Department OF Parks
Arsenal Bullding
Fifth Avenue
Sixtyfourth Street
Borough of Manhattan
Park Board
Borough of
Manhattan
City Record
Henry Smith
Joseph I. Berry
Michael J. Kennedy
Commissioners of Parks
Board of Revision of Assessments
Bureau
Attorney Street
12Th Ward
Broadway
Ft. Washington Avenue
Post Avenue
Ckman Street
Department OF Docks and Ferries
North River
Battery Place
Ashokan Reservoir
Ulster County
Alanson Page Smith
Iselah Fuller
Reginald W. Rives
Court House
Kingston
County of
Ulster
Supreme Court of
State of
Francis Key
Pendleton
Hall of Records
New York City
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Weeeed
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Hamburg
Cologne
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Augsburg
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Atchison
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St Paul
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Erie
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Union S
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New York State
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W. C. Poillon
I. Michaels
New York Co
Jiabi
Taxeb
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Apes
Panioe
Ngs
Destek
Dua
Esserves
Fire Department
Sixty-seventh Street
Bronx
Richmond
Nicholas J. Hayes
Brooklyn
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Trust Company America
United States Trust Company OF New York
Fidelity Bank
Willian M. Kingsley
Henry E. Ahern
WM. M. Kingsley
Beverally
H. Macbridf
German Exchange Bank
Nafonak Dames
Are Ag
New York State Savings and Loan Associations
Dompani
Charles L, Adrian
Mund F
Swanderg
German Exchange Tank
Bowery
Chas. L. Adrian
Edmund. F. Swanberg
George Kern
Municipal Civil Service Commission
A. Spencer
Pier A
Paren
Ford
Edward .H. Peaslee
Eugene W. Dutton
Madison Avenue
7$Th Street
Hanks
H. Peaslee
Ed. W. Dutton
Burana
Anee
National Banks
Newmeas
Christian F. Tietzen
Francis LO Leland
Charles Rohe
Theodore M. Klertine
Walter Westervelt
Frederick L. Williams
Twenty-Third Ward Bank
Busle
Bess
Anks
Caoceeseces
Bpecia
O.oeenshine
Secesecee
Chas. W. Bogart
Geo
RE. Edwards
Thi Avenue
Geo. BE. Edwards
Co. W. Montgomery
New County
Nassau Bank
Mortrige
Hoania
Urs
Esses
Iew
York
James C. Bell
Edward Faers
Nassau A A Bank
No. Beekman Street
Soia
Edward Earl
N. D. Alling
Reichstag
Havre
Rio No. 7
Esere Ae Se
Eenee
RGD
Ase
Arsenal Building
Department of Perks
Borough of the Bronx
Borough O of the
Joseph I. Aa
Michael J