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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1908

Page

16

Frisco sells bonds as Speyer & Co backs issue

The St Louis and San Francisco Railroad confirms sale of 30,000 general 3 percent gold bonds of 1927 to Speyer & Co and associates for underwriting. The issue funds debt relief and note payments, part of a broader Frisco financing plan linked to the 1907 mortgage. Speyer & Co lead a European and U.S. syndicate including Lazard Speyer Ellissen and Deutcher Bank with broad interest from banks in London Paris Amsterdam.

St. Louis Tribune Yesterjar Rock Island Hich Frisec Sperer & Co Speyer & Oo Heet Speyer Brothers London Lazard Speyer-Ellissen & Co Frankfort Deutcher Bank Berlin Teixeira de Mattos Brothers Amsterdam Genkers 04 United States Yenkers Paris Eouropean Oiss Gaite Bet Manix Exadicate St SS Gee ‘Frisco Compenr Kohn, Loeb & Co Frisco Kuhn Loeb & Oo Sped Hermwers the & Teland Harriman Kuhn. Loeb & Co Spever & Co Rock Teland & Pacific Tock Control & Co James Spever J. Louis & San Francs St Louis & Mascolines Memphis Southeastern S T Louis

Rock Island Bond Offering Details and Security

Sperer and Co offer Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway bonds at 4 percent income with a $9,410 end refunding mortgage. Bonds are secured by first mortgage on principal lines totaling 1,145 miles, including St Louis to Kansas City routes, with trusts covering 5.659 miles of leased lines. They are eligible for New York state trustees and savings banks and accepted by the Treasury Department as security for public money deposits. Proceeding limited to $74,332,000 in issue with company option to redeem at 5 percent after April 15, 1880 with sixty days notice.

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Oneida County Finances Flagged for Lax Oversight

A state controlled investigation finds grave laxity and irregularities in Oneida County finances. It cites misissued court orders, poor audit practices, failure to enforce taxes, and neglect by the Board of Supervisors.

Oneida Marin Billie Board of Supervisors Su Sore Jt Teport Rir Athough

Great Northern completes Emerson Winnipeg survey line

Winnipeg reports the Great Northern Railway survey from Emerson on the Red River boundary to St Agathe and beyond to Ross Avenue, Perelill, crossing to the west bank and extending northwest toward a terminal. The project aims to connect with the Kenadian Pacific Railroad's west branch.

Winnipeg Great Northern Railway United States Emerson Red River St Agathe Ross Avenue Perelill Cenedian Pacific Railroad Weme

Hearing on Union Pacific merger continues before special examiner

The government seeks to dissolve the Union Pacific Southern Pacific San Pedro Los Angeles & Salt Lake Oregon Short Line and allied steamboat interests. In Chicago testimony, Millar revealed stock transfers involving Harriman Rockefeller and ships bought by Oregon Short Line. Proxies were used to vote SP shares at its March meeting. Union Pacific bylaws gave the president broad control. Kellogg and Evarts discussed delays linked to a Standard Oil hearing.

Union Pacific Southern Pacific San Pedro Los Angeles Salt Lake Oregon Short Line Pacific Atlantic Sylvester G. Williams C. A. Severance Frank R. Kellogg Maxwell Evarts John C. Spooner Alexander Millar Interstate Commerce Commission Chicago Millar E. H. Harriman William Rockefeller Harriman Atlantic Transport Company A. P. Humphrey FE. H. Harriman Maxwell Evarta Southern Pacific Company Frank B. Kellogg

Banking law hearing in Washington on bank examination methods

At a National Monetary Commission session Treasury officials and bankers discussed defects in bank examination and the need to revise banking laws. Controller Murray and Deputy Kane outlined amendments to curb minor infractions without closing banks, while opposition from bankers emerged over director inquiries.

Washington Der National Monetary Commission Treasury Department American Bankers’ Association Congress Commission Treasury Mr. Murray Murray American Bankers’ Committee W. H. Porter Chemical National Bank New York Thomas P. Beal Second National Bank Boston Ernest A. Hamill Corn Exchange National Bank Chicago

Raymond Suit Compromised After Probate Court Approval

Judge Lockwood approved a compromise between Mrs Grace Raymond and the executors of James I Raymond's will. Mrs Raymond receives 115000 cash plus 100 shares of Standard Oil stock in full settlement of about 17000 in claims and a New York Supreme Court judgment from March 14 against the executors Irving E Raymond Edward A Raymond and Adolph Van Rein. James I Raymond left an estate of 8159201 with dower provisions for his widow.

Tribune Stamford, Donn Der Lockwood Grace ©. Raymond James I. Raymond A. ©. Vantine New York Raymond Supreme Court of New York Irving E. Raymond Stamford Edward A Raymond Adolph van Rein

Early Keats edition fetches 665 at Lapham library sale

At the Anderson Auction rooms George H. Richmond paid 465 for an early edition of John Keats poems Three-Wall Volumes of Verse dated June 1820. G D Smith bought 310 for Hardy 39 volumes and Lamb tale Rosamund Gray 260. F W Morris paid 26 for Mrs Leicester's School. Evening session saw G D Smith pay 0 for Charles Lever set in green morocco. Final sessions to follow.

Lapham Anderson Auction Company George H. Richmond John Keats Thomas Hardy G. D. Smith Rosamund Gray Margaret Charles Lamb Scribners

Two Banking Changes at Top Firms in January

Henry P. Davison of First National Bank will join J. P. Morgan & Co. as vice president while Thomas W. Lamont of Bankers Trust takes Davison's post at First National. Davison, age about forty, has led First National since 1902 after guiding Liberty National. Lamont, Harvard 1892, has been with Bankers Trust since 1993 rising to vice president. Both will relocate to Englewood homes and hold leadership roles in multiple clubs.

Henry P. Davison First National Bank J. P. Morgan & Co Thomas W Lamont Bankers’ Trust Company Davison First National Liberty National Bank Troy Penn Bridgeport Conn Astor Place Bank New York Law School Clearing House Association United States Englewood N. J Metropolitan Union League New York Lamont Claverack Harvard Bankers Trust Company Engiewood Players Europe American Bankers’ Association George W. Perkins Perkins New York Life Insurance Company

Gold Exports to Europe Resume with Paris Shipment

Gold exports resume today with a $1,510,000 shipment to Paris aboard the steamer La Lorraine, half of yesterday's export total by Lazard Fréres. The remaining $1,500,000 may follow on a later voyage if exchange rates hold. Bankers see limited further movement. no gold reservations will be allowed in the future per Kingsbury Foster, assay office head.

Europe Paris la Lorraine Lazard Fréres Kingsbury Foster

Van Dyke Estate Formally Incorporates In New York

The Van Dyke estate of Hastings on the Hudson with capital 31 000 000 organized to deal in real estate filed a certificate of incorporation with the Secretary of State. Directors include Edward S. Avery H G Brewster of New York and H A Lindemann of Brooklyn.

Albany van Dyke Hastings-on-the-Hudson Edward S. Avery H. G. Brewster New York H. A. Lindemann Brooklyn

Wheat Moves to New Highs on Chicago Grain Market

Wheat prices rose to new seasonal highs in Chicago trading with December near 10. Mays at 110% and July around 02%. Prices closed with gains for the day while corn and provisions softened. receipts and bearish stock reports weighed on oats and futures.

Chicago Petus Mississippi River Minneapolis Duluth

Livestock market in New York notes mixed beef and calf prices

Receipts total 1308 cattle 19 for market with steers in light demand and slow trade. Prices range from 350 to 425 for various steer and bull classes, with cows around 375 and dressed beef easing. Calves valued at 1050 to 950 with barnyard stock trading around 250 to 375. Sheep and lambs steady with occasional lower quotes. hogs about 415 per 100 pounds for prime Ohio hogs and 497 for roughs. Sales by J G Curtis & Co. Tobin & Shannon and others list numerous lots with diverse weights and prices.

New York Liverpool London Cabies Adriatic Seathampter J Shamterg & Son Sanders Virginia S Dalla Tobin & Shannon Virginia Stesta Newton & Co Tod Te J. G Gurus Son George & L. S. Dillenback Ca & Co W. R. Hume H. Hollis Indiana lSe J. G. Curtis Hume Jelliffe Wright & Co W. B Otis & Co H. H. Hollis John P. Nelson Andrew Mullen Kerns Commission Company S. Judd & Co McPherson & Co J. G Curtis & Gon Vermont N & Co West Virginia Lambs South McPherson Sheen State Kerns Commission Company Indianea Andrew Muller Ohio Tobdin & Shannon

Chicago market cattle hog and sheep receipts report

Chicago markets show cattle receipts around 21 000 head steady tone with steer and cow values listed. Hog receipts near 38 000 head with prices rising, while sheep receipts near 30 000 head hold steady. Kansas City note records similar range for cattle and hogs with mixed strength across categories.

Wheat and meat prices steady in Liverpool market report

Closing figures show wheat steady with No 2 re Western winter and American mixed notes. Futures dull for December to March. Canada and pork, hops, and bacon markets listed with ranges and dull activity. Prices cover beef, pork, and new imports from Galveston with varied bids and terms.

Liverpool Galveston

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