Wall Street Reports Include Big Bank Loan Jump
The article notes a sharp rise of more than 21 million dollars in Clearing House bank loans by Friday, largely tied to financing of stocks and bonds from London and European centers. It cites St Paul and Great Northern gains, refutes James estate sale rumors, and mentions cheerful Balkan cables and Rand gold output as supporting factors for a recovering financial scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
London
Union Pacific
Harriman
St.Paul
Inter-Stateommerce Commission
Great Northern
D. Willis James
Mr. James
Mr. Hill
Stock Exchange
Arthur Curtiss James
James
Northern Pacific
New York Times
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Rapid Transit
Union Traction
BO Am
Fae
Bell Telephone
Cambria Iron Sky
Cambria Steel
Electric Co of
Electric Star
Erie
Iowa Central
Lehigh Valley Traese
Lehigh Valley
Marsden Etter
Phila. Rapid Transit
Readine
Ae Aa
Southern Pacific
Tonopah Mining
Union Traction Coece
United Gas Imp
We 5 Steel
Bank Statement Shows Large Loan Increase and Cash Decline
The bank statement reports a weekly rise of 12.2 million in loans, a 6.1 million drop in cash, and a 7.6 million cut in surplus reserve bringing the surplus to 34.7 million. Friday figures show loans up by 21 million. The detailed week prior compared with last year’s week is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ous
Taidhs
Yomay Barr
U.S
Toansee Sukeaeen
Bankers Special Back from Denver Singers Celebrate Trip
New York Central official George W. Higgins returned to New York with a silver loving cup and praise from 40 bankers after a 4500 mile, two week convention trip. The Denver gathering pushed for guaranteed deposits debate, while social events and mine tours aided a lively journey.
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George W. Higgins
New York Central
New York
Bankers
Boston
Philadelphia
Higgins
Denver
Bankers’ Special
Moffat Road
Salt Lake City
Glenwood Springs
Col
Colorado
Springs
Pike's Peak
Cripple Creek
Elkton
Royal Gorge
Glenwood
Customs ruling cites tare corrections after broader testing
The Board of United States General Appraisers sustained Steinhardt Brothers area protest, ruling tare on imported walnuts can be corrected if enough packages are tested. Judge Somerville requires representative samples from the whole importation and finds 200 of 3800 cases outweigh three cases tested, noting weight variation across box types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinhardter Brothers
New York
Board of
United States Genal Appraisers
Somerville
Har
Boston Manufacturing Stock Sales Weighed Down By Mixed Results
Special to The New York Times reports Boston stock activity this week shows Nashua Mfg Co, New Market Mfg Co, Pepperell Mfg Co, and Waltham Watch Co among listed manufacturers with varied figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Nashua Mfg. Co
New Market Mfg. Co
Cececccuceswes
Pepperell Mfg. Co
Waltham Voatch Co
May Sever Joint Agreement Between Atlanta Birmingham and Seaboard
Bondholders of the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic consider severing joint rate ties with Seaboard Air Line. Seaboard holds substantial investments in the Birmingham line and may influence steps to protect its stake. Bondholders face default on first mortgage bonds since Sept. 1 and potential foreclosure if no agreement by Dec. 1 is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Birmingham, & Atlantic
Seaboard Air Line
Hlders of Securities
Birmingham & Atlantic
Seaboard
Atlanta-Birmingham
Birmingham
Distillers' Dividend Withheld In Share Ownership Dispute
The Distillers Securities Company withholds dividend from unrecorded stock owners after notice of claim. The company will delay payment up to ten days after October 31, 1908 to allow transfer or assignment by the holder of record, then may extend withholding as agreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Distillers Securities Company
The
Stock Exchange
Distillers’ Securities Company
Houston Oil, Company OF Texas
Houston Oil Company of Texas
Houston
Texas
Oslock A. M
Tneet Ne
Phn
J. A. Whitaker
Still Fewer Idle Freight Cars Reported
The American Railway Association committee reports a drop in idle freight cars from 173000 on Sept 16 to 133792 on Sept 30, a gain of about 40400 in two weeks. This follows a 50000 decline previously, reflecting rising rail traffic tied to large crop movements and indicating a total idle stock reduction from 600000 when including shop cars.
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Committee
American Railway Association
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company Earnings Report
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company declares in its annual report that gross earnings fell due to business stress while operating expenses dropped about one percent from the prior year. Operating income declined by roughly 31.5 million, but cost reductions offset the loss. nearly $300,000 was added to profit and loss. President Elborn states the firm is in splendid condition and maintenance plans will raise efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado Fuel and Tron Company
Elborn
European Markets Rally on Optimistic Outlook
London shares rose with improved political prospects prompting bears to cover. Consols gained but closed near session lows as American securities opened firm and then fell back. Paris rentes at 95f and London exchange at 25f lie. Berlin Boerse quiet with firmer prices.
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London
Exchange
Paris
Balkans
Berlin
Army men study militia in East Department report
Major General Frederick D. Grant, in his annual report, praises militia discipline in New York City and surrounding states, notes court-martial cases among officers, highlights wireless telegraphy expansion, and warns that troops near Washington New York and Boston lack nearby government ranges for target practice.
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Adjt
Ainsworth
Frederick D. Grant
Department of the East
Governors Island
New York City
Grant
John .A. Iull
Arthur W. Chase
Fort Howard
Coast Artillery
Adolph Langhorst
Cook
Alan Lefort
Fort Slocum
Fort Leavenworth
John A. Pearson
George A. Trumbo
Joo
New York
Sandy Hook
Fort Totten
Fort Wadsworth
Fort
K. G. Wright
Fort Wood
Liberty Island
Signel
War Department
Washington
Boston
Maharajah’s emissary accepts royal pay. travels for study
J B Dev, the Maharajah of Hill Tipperah’s agricultural commissioner, arrives in Los Angeles on a monthly stipend of 50 rupees but learns it equals about 12 dollars. He abandons caste ties, accepts hardship, and plans two years of study in California, Texas, and New Orleans before returning home.
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New
California Polytechnic College
San Luis Obispo
Los Angeles
Texas
New Orleans
Shipping Unproductive As World Trade Slows Abroad
Consul General Diedrich reports continued sluggish world shipping with little cargo. Antwerp and Rotterdam show large year to year declines in tonnage, idle liners crowd ports, ballast costs rise, freight rates fall, and emigration traffic drops despite an outlook for improvement early next year.
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Washington
Oct
Diedrich
Antwerp
Rotterdam
South America
Europe
India
India Have Been Reduced. Transportation From Antw
Seon
Red Star Line
New York
Young Boy Sues Delicatessen Owner After Water Deluge
Asa Eisenberg, 11, sues Morris Cohen owner of a Chicago delicatessen for 10000 alleging he was drenched when Cohen's daughter dumped a bucket of water from an upper window. Eisenberg claims pneumonia and lengthy weakness from the incident near Cohen's shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Asa Eisenberg
Morris Cohen
Cohen
Yosenerg
Eisenberg
Lisenberg
New York Incorporations List Details Numerous Firms
Albany reports include many new companies formed in New York and Brooklyn with varied capitalizations from 1,000 to 250,000 dollars. Directors and addresses populate listings for firms from real estate, producing, construction, and publishing, highlighting Charles Montague, Gustave Stickley, and others.
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New York Times
Albany
New York Real Estate Security Company
New York
Capital
Charles R. McCarthy
Eighty-third Street
Nathan J. Mitchell
Fighty-sixth Street
Brooklyn
Frederick William Janesen
Broadway
South Pacific Traiing Company
Charles 0. Montague
Pearl Street
William R. Ross
Washington Street
Whitmerl H. Smith
Montague Street
Port Chester
Max Goldstein
New Rochelle
Westchester County
N. Yana Collegiate Society
Michael J. White
Forty-first Street
F. Hartley Woolfall
Ravine Avenue
Yonkers
Arthur _D. F. Randolph
West Lifth Street
Barrows & Norton Construction Company
Charles A. Voetsch
West 147Th Street
James P. Kilburn
West Ninety-fourth Street
William H. Wurts
Washington Square
I . Craftsman Home Building Company
Curtave Stickley
Charles C. White
Barbara Stickley
West Thirty-fourth Street
Craftsman Company of
Gustave Stickley
Cheries C. White
Atkins Iron Works
David Davis
Sheffield Avenue
Louis_ Livingston
West 46Th Street
Israel
West 112Th Street
E. C. Dwyer
Leo Hess
George Goldson
West 113Th Street
Charles A. Riegelman
Stickel Holding Company
Emma Stickel
Bowers Street
William Stickel
Jersey City
N. J
Neal Farnham
Ward W. Farnham
Madison Avenue
Robert K. Waller
Wall Street
Powell Dental Company
Harriett Electa Powell
Earl Jerome Woodworth
Ida* Anderson
Ee Jump Housewrecking Company
Apital
George W. Jump
Ninth Avenue
Jerome Mindes
East 18Th Street
Milton H. Thompson
Bertord
Henry N. Roa
New
Bett
Henry N Roach
Ethel K. Lynch
Fifth Avenue
Lillian L. Steurer
Arlington Avenue
Manida Company
George A. C. Christiancy Ae A. Riegelman
Newark
Para rubber market and Brazil trade concerns rise in US report
Washington reports discuss the Para rubber trade with United States Consul Pickerell in Brazil. The notice estimates US imports fell far behind Europe and direct buyers, with Para state losing about 2 million dollars in revenue as high interest and low prices strain local houses.
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Washington
United States
Pickerell
Fara
Brazil
Europe
Para
Anderson
Rio de Janeiro
Cotton Market Rises on Frost Reports Across Belt
The cotton market advanced after reports of killing frosts in the Western belt with prices near Friday’s closes. Greenwood Mississippi recorded a killing frost while New Orleans and Oklahoma reported freezing lows. Texas saw 32 degrees in Dallas and 84 at Waxahachie. Market activity noted stronger cables and better sentiment amid labor unrest in Manchester and European tensions, with Fall River showing optimistic demand and production signals.
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Greenwood
Miss
New Orleans
Oklahoma
Texas
Dallas
Greenville
Waxahachie
Manchester
Europe
Fall River
Chase
BS RT Novarmaber
Sss
Soares
Scifetecks Wes
Rsiesis
Weather forecast for cotton and grain states Sunday and Monday
Special to The New York Times forecasts issued by the Weather Bureau cover cotton and grain states. The report predicts fair skies in many states with cooling temperatures on Monday, and winds shifting to fresh westerly or northwesterly directions in several regions. Some eastern areas may see showers and variable winds.
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Washington
United States Weather Bureau
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
Louisiana
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Missouri
South
Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Utah
Colorado mining stocks close on local exchange
Special to The New York Times from Colorado Springs lists closing quotations on the local exchange. Stocks include Acatia 7 bid 6 asked, Consolidated 223% bid 265 asked, Gold Dollar 734, McKinney 29, Elkton 4% bid, Vindicator 83 bid 4 asked, Work 8 bid 15 asked, and other named listings with varying bid and ask figures.
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New York Times
Colorado Springs
Col
Acatia
Consolidated
Isafella
McKinney
Daniel
Gilson
Dr.Jackpot
Portland
Elkton
Paso
Lenox Restriction Fight Decided by Court of Appeals
The Court of Appeals upholds the Appellate Division ruling in the Korn versus Campbell case on the use of property at Madison Avenue near Seventy third Street for business purposes. The decision affirms that the restriction does not bar such use, with all justices concurring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Korn
Just Court of Appeals
Werner
James Lenox
Giving Of Options Spreads In City Real Estate Talks
Jefferson M. Levy discusses selling within hours and signing contracts while debating options on property. Robert E. Dowling voices skepticism about ever offering options and notes past bona fide offers exceeding option figures. Nearby observers echo mixed views on option practice and ownership norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson M. Levy
Levy
Robert E. Dowling
ex-Co
Property Transfers Listed for Various Tenants
Multiple property transfers noted including Mrs Witte relinquishing a residence on L L to W W Tracy, Slade leasing an Ocean Avenue hurst home to W K Aston, Cameron Jr transferring a Conn home to Joseph How, Woodmere Land House 61 at Woodmere to L Manning, Samuel Rosebush on Ocean Avenue hurst leased for a term of years, and other notes affecting Gruner F C Edarhurst Prescott Cedar Green and Hunt and Hinckley properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pease & Elliman
Mrs. Witte
L. L
W. W. Tracy
Slade
Ocean Avhurst
W. K. Aston
Cameron, Jr
Houswich, Conn
Joseph How
Woodmere
L. Manning
Samuel
Ocean Ave
Hurst
Gruner
Real Estate Transfers In Berkeley Heights N J
William Jeffery lists sales in Berkeley Heights New Jersey including plots bought by William E Cameron Rayonne two lots Albert Penders of London six lots Miss Pella Weiss eight lots A Wyse eight lots P B Sprouse four lots Philip Cooper four lots and Dr Julius Weiss thirty two feet with eight bungalows planned on Weiss property Dr Weiss contracted for eight new bungalows on his land.
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William Jeffery
Berkeley Heights
N. J
William E. Cameron
Rayonne
Berkeley and
Enron Avenues
William Birrell
Papinfield
Albert Penders
London
England
Miss Pella Weiss
A. Wyse
P. 8. Sprouse
Brooklyn
Philip Cooper
Julius Weiss
Brooklyn Realty Lectures Set By Bedford YMCA
The Bedford Branch of the Brooklyn Y M C A will begin a real estate lecture series Thursday at the Bedford venue. Richard M. Hurd of the Lawyers' Mortgage Company will discuss City Land Values and the talks continue Tuesdays through May 6 with speakers on The Real Estate Office and Its Working Force, Water Front and Real Estate, Public Real Estate Law, Torrens Law, and Suburban Property among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Brooklyn Young Men’s Christian Association
Richard M. Hurd
Lawyers’ Mortgage Company
Rea Estate
Howard Pyle
Water Front and
Real Estatte
S. PD
van Waener
Awyersitle Insurance Company
Walter Lindner
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Torrens Law
Alfred G. Reeves
William E. Haremon
Busy Bronx building boom drives single and multi family homes
In the Mount Hope and Tremont areas of the Bronx builders push new dwellings as demand grows. A Balschun has erected two rows of one and two family homes at 178th Street and the Concourse. August Jacob and Son completed two family houses along Morris Avenue and 17th Street with most on the eastern side sold and more ready for market.
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Mount Hope
Ad Trémont
Bronx
A. Balschun
178Th Street
Concourse
August Jacob & Son
Morris Aven
17Th Street
Ex-Gov Stokes to Speak at New Jersey New York Real Estate Exchange
Ex Governor Stokes of New Jersey and Calvin Tomkins president of the New Jersey Waterway Association will speak at the upcoming meeting of the New Jersey New York Real Estate Exchange on November 12. The session will include discussion on promoting New Jersey real estate sales and will be followed by a luncheon. Frank Hughes Passaic Stewart Hartshorn Short Hills and Wilbur Brower West Summit elected to the exchange boards and several new members named including Woodard Karet Schwer Sawyer Morrisse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stokes
New Jersey
Calvin Tomkins
New Jersey Waterway Association
New York
Frank Hughes
Passaic
Stewart Hartshorn
Short Hills
Wilbur’ F. Brower
West Summit
Exchange
Milbank Director Elected to Hocking Valley Position
The director of the Ht. R. Wilson, T.'. Milbank has been chosen for the Hocking Valley role after a resignation. The recently arranged term for the Canaidiar improvement notes spans six years with a fixed 5 percent interest rate.
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Balkan
Dominick & Dominick
Balkan States
Record
Seereeet
Binks Bank and Trust Companies
State Banking Department
Sypecée Ae Ocnakp
Teserve Varae Caerne
NEW York City Bonds
D. H. Pierson
W. J. Hoggson and
G. E. Barstow, Jr
Harrigan
Mr. Wiezins
Kansas City
Clifton Iotel
Niccara Falls
Hattan
Yale
Campbells
Skinners
Coxes
New England
Iqie
Aiay
Coloridg Suel Report
Lon- Y
Don Equiv
Anaconda
West
Pacific
Denver Pt
Boy MI Central
Tho
An & Ee
Kan & T
Louis & Nash
Central
R.R
M. Pf
Fily Hole
Nor. & Western
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Ae Nor Pacific
Western
Pennsylvania Gila
Rock Island
Facific
Ets
Ceee
Waly St. Paul
Union +Pacific
Union Pac. Pf
Roth
T S. Steel
Cee &. Steel Pf
Wabash
Seem
Ees
Esperanza
Stratton's
Rajah
Dee
Stoppani
Hotchkin
Members
Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York
Chicago Board of Trade
Broadway Telephone
West 125Th St
Montague St
B’klyn
Madison
Ith
Prominent
Actice
Ling
Tion
Gressman
Ptt
Thomas
F. C Edarhurst
Or Prescott Nue
Cedarfor
Alex
Green and Hunt
Ssock Ition
Ieee
Chet Hinckley
Vie
Cedarow O
Brooklyn Realty Lectures
Bedford Y. M. C. A
Tremont
Baltimore
Spite Sal
Car
Roancke
Sly Sat
Will& Weldon
Ufi'y Aly
First National Bank
Merchants Bank Tases Lip
Financial Notes
Tarrytown, White Plains
Mamaroneck
Sutro Bros. & CQ
Pine Street
New York Lumber Trade’ Association
Une
Det
Jas Sherlock
Dani
J. D. Crary
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway
Cincinnati, Ohio
Getotter
Cleveland, Cincinnati,Chicago & St Louis Railway Company
Cincinnnati
Dwight W. Pardeh
Secreta
Windley H. Tf
Morris Bank OF of
Vv York
Agate Lines
Ne York
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