Annual Meeting Notice for Stockholders and Tractors
The next Annual Meeting of the stockholders is set for August 22, 1908 at 10 o'clock A. M. in the office of the Secretary, 1 Brockway New York City. Transfer Books close August 1 and reopen August 14. Secretary pro tem A W Zimmermann signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Coal Company
Allegany County
Broadway
New York
American Coal Company of
New Jersey
Brockway
New York City
A. W. Zimmermann
Dreamland Theatre MARTIN MAY TR Continues Business in Manhattan
The firm of Meyer and Fleisch dissolved on July 19, 195, with the undersigned continuing the business at 249 34 Ave Manhattan New York under the name Dreamland Theatre MARTIN MAY TR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer & Fleisch
Ave
Manhattan
New York
Dreamland Theatre
Martin May TR
American Securities Abroad Market Report
New York and Sydney style market notes show American securities gaining strength with listed quotations for Pennsylvania Reading Southern Pacific & Steel among others. Foreign money markets show London call money at 2 1 2 percent, Berlin and Paris discount rates around 3 and 1 4 percent, with exchange rates and British French securities cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Reading
Southern Trior Pacific
London
Berlin
Paris
Paris Exchange
Bargold
Tis Berlin Exchange
Securities Prices Show Mixed Gains and High Volume
Trading closes with 922,357 shares changing hands, versus 1,134,481 the prior session. Prices advance about 3 percent for some issues while others lag, reflecting varied market strength across sectors and stock issues.
Wall Street Bull Run Sees Heavy Volume And Mixed Motives
Transactions in yesterday's stock market were heavy and prices rose to new yearly highs. Public buying grew but favored small-margin wagers. traders warned against overoptimism as many operators chased rapid gains. Several issues led gains, including Interborough Metropolitan, American Ice, and Harriman shares, while bonds stayed active and some investors pursued cash positions. The piece notes the dominance of large speculative interests, warns of inevitable pullbacks, and cites Union Pacific, St. Paul, Pennsylvania, American Sugar Refining, United States Steel preferred, and Chicago & Northwestern as solid investments for cash buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Sugar Refining
Interborough
American Ice
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Colorado Fuel
Iren
Reading
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Harriman
Stock Exchange
Lawson
Wall Street
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania
American Sugar Refining
United States Steel Preferred
Chicago & Northwestern
Bond Market Sales Across US and Foreign Issues Note
A fragmented listing of bond prices and yields across numerous U S and international issues. Entries include Japanese and American corporates, municipal and railroad bonds, with varied coupons and maturities, showing widespread trading activity and broad yield ranges. Strong entities include New York Central, Reading, Chesapeake & Ohio, Great Northern, and several banks and mercantile firms.
Inactive Stocks and NYSE Closing Quotations Report
Last sales and closing quotations show no transactions yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange. Entries cover numerous companies with bid for sale and ask prices, including Am A C of, Lake Shore, Marine, Am Coal, New York Central, Pullman Car, Chicago and North Western, Sears Roebuck, Westinghouse, and others, listing last sale and closing figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Acams
Lake Shore
Long Island
AC & F
Man Head
Ann Arbor
Luz
Cc & Nw
RW & Og
St Pm&o
St J & GT
Dlé& W
Sears R
Br& P Pf Sly
Gen Ch Co
Granby M
Cig M
S&s Leath
BOQ
Il C LL
US R&r Pf
Ing-R Co
Vandalia RR
Va-C Ch
Power
Vulcan Det
Fan & M
Keo & DM
Wells-F
Westing Mfg
LE & W
WELE
Money Market and Exchange Report Summary
Money on call opened at 1 percent, closing 1.1 percent, with short-term rates firming and longer periods easing slightly. Foreign exchange steady. cables around 4.8660 to 4.8670, demand sterling near 4.861 to 4.865, and sixty-day bills near 4.85. Bank clearings and government receipts show activity. sub-treasury debtor to Clearing House at 1,160,490.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile Paper
Germany
Reichsmarks
Paris
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
New Orleans
Bank
Cincinnati
Savannah
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
London
Madrid
Lisbon
Washington
Sub-Treasury
Clearing House
Baltimore Stocks and Bank Notes Summary
Baltimore stock prices list from Van Schaick shows trading for United Railway bonds Cotton Duck and other issuers with mixed bids and asks. Notable entries include Southern Railroad and Union Trust equities, Third National Bank, Fidelity & Deposit, Consol Gas, Maryland Trust, and Centry notes with varied price quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Schaick & Co
Wall Street
United Railway
Nort Ry & L
Chas City
Sesboard
Cent Trust
Union Trust
Third Nat Bank
Fidelity & Dep
Consol
Maryland Trust
Not
Outside Securities Market Moves and Key Stock Changes
Activity remained robust in outside securities with early selling turning to buying after midday. Nevada Consolidated, Cumberland-Ely slipped after early gains while United Copper rose 22 points before trimming. American Tobacco and Standard Oil led gains with Bay State Gas trading heavily. Nevada Smelting and Goldfield issues showed modest improvements amid overall demand for mining stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tobacco
Standard Oil
Bay State Gas
Nevada Consolidated and
Cumberland-Ely
United Copper
Davis-Daly
Nipissing
Nevada- Utah
Butte Coalition
Nevada
Topics of the Street and Market Roundup
Foreign houses bought over 26 000 shares led by Reading United States Steel and Union Pacific. In London consols fell while mining boosted by De Beers. New York reported buying in American stories. Western railroads saw steady tonnage with uneven gains and optimism for spring wheat. Floor operators focused pressure on Smelters and Lead and the market absorbed short selling. Interborough bonds remained strong and Metropolitan stock rose. American Car and Foundry expands output while Berwick plant runs near full. Susquehanna Iron ordered 2000 tons of wrought pipe by Corn Products worth about 120 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galapten Vale
Leninge
Lopen
Allis-Chalmers Co
Amalgamated Copper
American Agr
American Car & Foundry
Fide & Leather A
American Hide & Leather
American Ice Securities
American
American Steel Foundry New
American Steel Foundry Ctfs
American Steel
American Tel
American Tobacco
Atchison Bas Eee
Atchison i Re
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Hie
Batopilas Mining
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Brunswick Cin
Butterick Compa A
Central Leather
Central of
Chicago
Chicago Great Western Great Western
Mil
St. P
Ichicago & Northwestern
Chicago Union Trac
C. C
St. L
Colorado Fuel & Tron
Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Columbus & Hocking C
iCorn
Cripple Creek
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Des Moines & Fort Dodge
Detroit United Railroads
Ledpuluth
South Shore & A
Lepuluth
Ogi
Erie Enema Te Casas Esperetessensa
Erie
Waan General Electric Co Cere
Reading
United States Steel Common
Union Pacific
London
de Beers
Berlin
New York
Western Railroads
Jacob Field
J. J. Manning
C. B. McDonald
E. R Chapman
Interborough - Metropolitan
Inter
Berwick
Susquehanna Iron Company
Columbia
Corn Products Company
To the holders of New York and Erie Railroad Company second mortgage 53 bonds
A notice addressed to the holders of a specific tranche of New York and Erie Railroad Company second mortgage 53 bonds. The document appears as a formal communication from the issuer or trustees regarding bondholder rights, payment status, or forthcoming actions. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks concrete dates or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson River Electric Power Company
FIRST
Tee
Windsor Trust Companys
New York City
Colonial Trust Company
Pittsburg
City Trust Company
Boston
Mass
West End Trust Company
Philadelphia
Pine St
New
LE Roy W. Baldwin
Parker
Hatch & Sheehan
Rollins & Rollins
Hector McNeal
Philatelphia
NEW York and Erie Railroad Company
Erie Railway Company
Grie Railroad Company
LE Morgan & Co
Wall Street
New York
Erie Railroad Company
F. D. Underwood
Meeting of stockholders of CHICAGO MILWAUKEE AND ST PAUL RAIL COMPANY
The stockholders meet to elect directors and transact other business in Milwaukee at 12 noon on Saturday September 19 1905. Transfer books close August 19 and reopen September 1. Roswell Miller chairman announces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Foreign stocks lift into oil regions and London gains
Overseas markets showed foreign houses long the market amid rising London interest. A potential development and speculative buying emerged as a new account began in midday trading. Dividends declared include Berden's Condensed Company 1 percent quarterly preferred and Americas Company 5 percent semi annual. Copper prices advanced on the local exchange with electrolytic at 13 1/2 to 13 3/4 and casting at 13 1/3 to 13 1/2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Texas
Jo Sy
London
Rew
Londotn
Berden’s
Americas Company
New Exchange
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Clews & Co
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Fred’k F
Lackawanna Steed
Gray National Telautograph
Babcock & Wilcox
Frederic H. Hatch
Broad Street
Nevada-Utah
Cumberland
Bay State
Ges
Goldfield
J. Thomas Reinhardt
Exchange
Broad ST
N. Y
Verlook
First National Copper
British Columbia
Geo. M. Bowley
Wells, Fargo & Company
Uptown
36Th
Sith Sts
Wis
S. E
6Th Ave
12Th St
East 14Th St
125Th St
61St St
7Th St
Tremont Ave
Copartnership Notices
American Securities Abroad
Aus
Hs Wits TU
Panama
Eyer & Co
Cologne
Munich
Wss
Baevertan
Augsburg
Hessian
Vienna
Saxony
Bambers
Fon
Toronto
Stewart & Lockwood
Exchange Place
Bia
New Temisk
Nova Scotia
Petersen Lake
Cat Lake
Red Rock
Silver Queen
Kerr Lake
Trethewey We
Little Nipis
la Rose McKinley-Dar
Alpha
Haie & Noccross
Esas
Tl Kentucky
Ld Belcher
Oeridental
Secweees Best
Ophir
Bulitor
Caledonia
Sav Choller Chaterse
Contéence
Louis
Imperial
Descese Gould & Casey
Ital Sa Insiste
the Co
Sponte
Beeee Ny
International Pump
Iowa Centra Tenes
Iowa
Central
Uthern
Kansas City
See
Bite
Minneapolis & St. Louis
8.S.M
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Missouri, Kansas
Missouri Pacific
National
Enam
National R. R of
Mexico
Newhouse M. & F mi
New York Air Brake
New York Central
York
Wester
DY St
Norfolk & Western
North American
Northern Pacific
Northern_ Pacific
Ontario Silver
Pacific Coast
Pacific Mail Seneseee
Pennsylvania Railr
People’s Gas & Coke
St. Bs
Pittsburg Coal
P Steel
Republic Iron
Republic Iron & Steel
Annes Eee Seus
Rock Island
St. Louis & Southwestern Louis & Southwestern
St. Stoss-Sheff
Steel & Iron
Stoss-Sheff
Southern Pacific
Southern Pacific Pr
Sto Io
Southern Railway
Tennessee Copper
Texas & Pacific
iTexas & Pacific Ld
US Third Avenue Railroad
Toledo, St. Louis
U. S. Reduc & Ref
United States Rubber
United States Steel
United States Steel Pr
Utah Copper
Va.Car. Chem
Va Iren Co. & C
Wabash
Wabash Pr
Western Mary ‘Land
Western Union Telegraphe
Wim Sigssiz Westinghouse
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wisconsin
Heavy Commission
EL & P
LL E & W
LS & M S
Bmw NY C
Ain Sc
Sluf
Shaceo Gs
St L
Buffalo Gas Fe
Do 2d Inc
Do 3d Inc
C&c
Peo & E Inc
el PA
Col & So
Rio
Clery CC
Bo P Ariz Gw
TOT & R
Ann
Aoane
Dist
Bec Corps
Ara Kan City
UN F & R E
Aleaex
Money and Exchange
Ckerboc
Outside Securities
Industrial
Ing
Am Tobacco
Central Felry
Denver Gas & el ST
Manhat Transit
Agee Subway
Alaska M
Atlanta Gold
Blue Bell Ae
Bull
Boston Copper
Butte
Cobalt Central
Tns
fCons Ariz
Davis—Daly Estate
Dominion Copper
Douglas Copper
el Rayo
Florence
Giroux
Gold Hill
Goldfield Oro i
Greene-Cananea
Guanajuato
Guggenheim
Jim Butler
Allowada
Mason Valley
Expl & M
Miami Copper
Wits
Nev-Ttah M
Tool Nipissing M Co
North Butte
Ohio
Red Hill
San Carlos
tSchlight M & M Ao
Trinity Copper
Union
Yukon Gola M
Church Street
NEW York, Lake Erie and Western Rat Road Company
Consolidated
WORT
Gage T
Erie Railrad
Amerigl
Wall St
Gresham St
Consolidated Exchange Sales
Ogen- Hign- Lew
Amar Copp
Uy Te Amar & Fury
Puger
Col Fuel & Iron
Southern
Mt Louis & Nash
Dale
Geox
Republic Steel
Rock Ishand Do
Plais
S& Southern Ar
Ss Steel
Atlanta
Comstock
Diamondfield
Goldfield Pany
Mont Mountain
Red Hills
Fen
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