Stock Exchange weighs inquiry into Poor & Co. failure
Rumors say the governing committee may probe the BH. WV. Poor & Co. collapse that followed a Saturday event. Henry W. Poor ties to a Boston partner firm, with creditors meeting set for Wednesday to plan a plan to realize pledged collateral and recover assets.
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The
Stock Exchange
BH. WV. Poor & Co
Henry W. Poor
H. W. Poor
Stock Exchange Directory
Frm
H. W. Poor & Co
Frederick A. Farrar
Franklin L. Hunt
Charles F. Cushman
Exchange
Boston
Block Exchange
KH. W. Poor @& Co
Howard Willets
Newton & Northwestern Railroad
Iowa
Willets
Boston Frm
Henry W. Poor & Co
Colonial Sugar Company
Fatlee
Relief Payments Hit 25 Million in Railroad Fund
Reports from the Employer Relief Fund of the Pennsylvania Railroad system show total payments since organization reached 25,465,897 dollars. In November east of Pittsburg and Erie 100,2504 was paid, including 29,97599 for families of deceased members and 9,745 for incapacitated workers.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Erie
Bath to Hold Mass Meeting on Morse Bail Release
Citizens of Bath Maine plan a mass meeting called by Mayor Hughes to discuss freeing Charles W Morse of New York on bail and to consider obtaining a new trial seeks support from Morse’s birthplace gathering tomorrow.
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Bath Me
Charles W.morse
New York
Bath
Hughes
Morse
Bankruptcy petitions filed in U S district court target several firms
Involuntary filings name Parisian Shirtwaist Company at 1147 Wooster Street and others with claims for goods sold. Voluntary cases include Gertie E Brown of West Coxsackie and Samuel L Wilson Solomon D C Yonkers. Several lists detail creditors, assets, and liabilities with receivers appointed and discharges granted to multiple individuals.
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Wooster Street
Denzer & Nathan
Frank J. Waidever
Harry M. Stoff
Crown Waist Company (Inc
J. Otis Averill
Maria E. Blake
Clayton
Mass
Lawyers’ Title Insurance Company
Broadway
Laura S. Tilston
Street
City Real Estate Company
Imassi
Albert L. Bicme
East Street
Simson Wolf
Job Frankenthal
Dullus Goebel
Maiden Lane
Simson Wet
American Mortgage Company
Nassau Street
Samuel L. Wilson
Solomon D. C
Palisade Avenue
Yonkers
N. Y
Voluntary
Gertie E. Brown
West Coxsackie
Greene County
Nathaniel F. Tim Coxsackie
Fred G. Mickel
Albany
The
Catskill National Bank
Michael B. Branden
Morris Schaem
Eighth Avenue
Robert Gerson
Smith
Joseph Bros. & Furman Clothing Company
West 3d Street
Samuel Golda
Moehs & Reenitzer
West 32d Street
Herman H. Shules
Theron R. Strong
Nathen Belkin
Crockery
Rouse
Third Avenue
Morris Nan
David D. Draddy & Co
Arthur Greenfield
Copper Priced Higher as Market Mixed on London Factors
Local Metal Exchange lifted copper prices by 4c across all grades as Lake electrolytic and casting quotes moved higher. Despite the gain, producers report no change in market conditions, with London weakness offsetting the local advance. Silver rose to 49.4c per ounce amid shorts covering, while China’s selling wanes and overall conditions stay fragile. Chesapeake & Ohio bonds allotted to subscribers at about 10 percent of total, no public offering. Dividends declared by Alliance Realty, Streets Western Stable Car, and Texas Central. Atchison earnings show solid gains in November. Merchants National Bank shipped 100 900 gold to Canada.
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London
Stock Exchange
Paria
Metal Exchange
China
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company
Alliance Realty Company
Streets Western Stable Car Company
Texas Central
Atchison
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Canada
Merchants’ National Bank
Chip Alton
Bureau of Statistics
Chi Mi & St P
Col Fuel & Iron
Col Southern
den & Rio
Louise & Nash
Kan & Texas
Y Central
NY Ont & West
Erie
Pacifi
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Southern Rr
Texas & Pacific
Union Pacific
Ing
Themnamar
Atlanta J
S. T
Comstock
Jim Butler
Mo Kenanas
Potosi
New York
Jersey City
Sixtieth Street
Fortieth Street
San Francisco
Lehigh Valley
West Shore Railroad
Kentucky
Lady Washington
Andes
Belcher
Best & Belcher Ophir
Bu Mon
Joo Foster
Savings Banks to Pay $20 Million in Interest
All 32 savings banks of Manhattan and The Bronx will pay 2 percent semiannual interest on deposits as of July 1, totaling about $14.6 million, with Brooklyn and other borough accounts bringing the January disbursement to nearly $20 million. Deposits then stood at $731,102,290 across 1,315,494 accounts, though resources have since grown.
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Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Consolidated Exchange Markets Boost Prices Above Rival Board
A strong but sometimes dull session on the Consolidated Exchange saw buyers push prices higher than the Stock Exchange. Early lows were nudged above rival levels with gains expanding later. Atchison hit par before the Stock Exchange, closing around 1% higher. Other notable quotes included Reading 141% versus 1413, Southern Pacific 121% versus 11%, Erie 35%5 versus 35, Smelting U% versus 4, and Union Pacific 184% versus 18443.
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Consolidated Exchange
Stock Exchange
Atchison
Consolidated
Reading
Southern Pacific
Erie
Union Pacific
European Produce Market Shows Mixed Trade in Wheat and Corn
Liverpool prices report a steady tone across grains with No 2 red Western wheat at 78 1/4d futures. December led, March 79 1/4d, May 78 3/4d. Corn futures for January 53 3/4d, March 53 3/4d. peas steady at 7d. Hops and butter noted firm, pork quiet, bacon dull with varied cuts, lard steady, other items listed with regional tone.
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Liverpool
Galveston
London
Pacific Coast
Xtra India
United States
Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Across Regions
Receipts for two days include 878 calves and 13,817 hogs with prices firm. Veals and lambs show gains. hogs hold firm with steady country dressed values. Notables: Shamburg & Son, Newton & Co, J G Curtis & Son, Andrew Mullen, and Sanders with varied cattle, veal, and sheep lots and price ranges across Ohio Virginia Kentucky Indiana Buffalo and Cincinnati markets.
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Shamburg & Son
Ohio
Sanders
Virginia
Newton & Co
S A. H. Eppstein
Kentucky
Tobin & Shannon
Andrew Mullen
J. G. Curtis & Son
S&t
Jelliffe, Wright & Co
W. R. Hume
Neilson
John Ducey
Car of Westerns
Caive
Firm
Soc
B. W. Otis & Co
S. Sanders
J. G Curtis & Son
John P. Nelson
H. H. Hollis
McPherson & Co
Judd & Co
Kerns Commission Company
Indiana
Ee McPherson & Co
Aeninece Ee Renewal Company
Buffalo
J. G. Curtis & Gon
H. HE
We Olis
Ae OS & Co
M. Nw
Is & Co
Telegraph
C.cago
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Prieburg
Dividend Declarations From Banks and Locomotive Co
The Fourth National Bank of the City of New York announces a quarterly dividend of two percent payable after January 2 1909 with books closing at 3 PM this date and reopening January 2 1909. American Locomotive Company declares a quarterly dividend of 1 3 4 percent on preferred stock payable January 21 1909 with transfer books closing January 4 1909 at 8 PM and reopening January 22 1909.
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Board of
Lockhoners
Atchison, Topeka and Santa FE Railroad Company
New York
Board of Directors
Cc. K. Cooper
Nassau Street
New York City
Garfield National Bank
Twenty-third St. & Sixth Ave
W. L. Douglass
Fourth National Bank
City OF
Proximo
Charles H. Patterson
Bank OF America
M. Bennet
Americ
N Locomotive Company
Church Street
S. T. Callaway
Minneapolis & ST. Louis Railroad CO. Co
Des Moines & Fort Dodge Railroad Company
Broad Street
F. H. Davis
Annual Meetings for Banks and Companies in New York
Notices announce annual meetings for shareholders and directors across several firms in New York, including Citizens Central National Bank Albion K. Chapman cashier, Fidelity and Casualty Company, Woodlawn Cemetery, Associates in Company, The Peoples Bank, and Colorado & Southern System. Dates set for January 12, 1909, with polls open 12 to 1 pm or 12 to 12:30 pm, at specified Manhattan locations and offices.
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THE
Plaza Bank
New York
58Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
Citizens Central National Bank of New York
Broadway
Albion K. Chapman
Fidelity and Casualty Company of
Cedar Street
Fidelity and Casualty Company OF New York
Robt
J. Hillas
Sec’y
Woodlawn
East 23d Street
Howard C. Smith
Strockholders
Associates In Company
New York City
Charles H. Edgar
the Peoples Bank
City of New Yorks
Canal Street
William Milne
New Netherland Bank of New York
Banking House
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Bulletins
Shawmut National Bank
James F. Jackson
Railroad Commission
P. R
C. W. Morse
United States District Court
Iust
George B. Hearn
Simon Adier
J. & H. Kotzen
Herrice Hellander
John Havecker
Samuel Green ®Eln
Isidore Nehrbach
Richard Kielthermes
Berman Kaufman
Greater City
Turpontins
Hoboken
Staten Island
New York Clearing House Association
Ee Ee
Bank Ee
Kane
Nsec
Joseph Walker & Sons
Miarmi
LSNR4
Mont
Mahon Coa Rpf
Allegh & West
Manches & Law
Am Tel & Cabie
At & CA
M Mobile
Beech Creek
Mor C
Nashua & Low
Buff & Susq
New Lon
Cam & Bur
Canada South
NY & Hkc
Cataw Ist
Nyb&mub
Cayuga
Ninth Avenue
Crosstown
Cpn&er
North Carolina
Chee & G
Chris & 10Th Sts
Cc& I T
North Penn
Northwest Te
Nor & Wore Pcs &C Pt
Olid Colony
Clearfield
Ry & L
Pitts
NII & Do
Dayton & M
Pitts McK & Y
East Penn
Rome & Clinton
Rwé&Oo Oenee
Elmira & W
Rut & Whitehall
Sara & Schenec
Erie & Kalam
Second Avenue
Erie & Pitts
Sharon Railway
Fitchburg
Sixth Avenue
W & J Pt
South
St & GS F
Southwest of
Franklin Tel
St Louis
GRR& B Co
Gala & Stk
Ss J& So
Greene R
Syra Hart & Conn
Troy,& GR As
Hereford
Tunnel of St L
Til & Miss
Interocean
Jack I & Sag
Utica & Elk Riv
Joliet & Chic
Tuca Cas Vy
K A & Gr
Utica
Valley of N Pe
Cslec Pf
Vermont & Mass
Warren
la & Mo BR
Wore N & Roch
Swartweut & Appenzellar
Chic & Alton
Celuo
Kansas A Tey R
Ls&& Fr So
Louisville & Nash
Ich Central
Amar
Missouri Pacific
Norfolk & West
Public Service Corp
Stlm & Soe
Westinghouse E
Mopee
Schwarzschild & S
Minneapolis
Bechwarzschild
St. Paul
Morris Beef Co
Teutonic
Swift Beef Co
Armour & Co
Campania
Ss. St. Paul
Portland
Manchester
Ateler
Énowense Vie
Ile Liverpool
London Cabies
MacPherson & Co
Virginia de
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Co
Morton Trust Company of
New York Stock Exchange
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Ripley
National Guy Bank
Potter, Choate & Prentice
All and Pine Streets
N. W. Harris & Go
Pine and William Street
Moffat & White
la Rose Consolidated Mines Company
David A. Dunlap
E. M. Clarke
Cashier
Colorado & Southern System
Couhons
Colorado Springs & Cripple Creek District Railway Company
Chemical National Bank
Jas. Steuart Mackie
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
Chambers St
Board of Trustees
Thomas M. Mulry
John J. Pulleyn
the Bowery Savings Bank
Bowert
Henry A. Schenck
William £. Knox
Joseph G. Liddll
Irvings Striies
W. HB. Totten
George B. Dunning
Sle.tener, Jr
Finance Committe
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Bowery
Cor Canal ST
Eben Henry Hasler
Henry Sayler
Emil A Huber
NEW York Savings Bank Cor
14Th St
H Avenue
William Fpellinger
WANDL
Archibald M. Pentz
Seamen’s Bank For Savings
Wall Street
Savings Bank
Daniel Barnes
George M. Halsey
North River Savings Bank
34Th St. Bet
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