Annual Stockholders Meeting Notices for Three Firms
Notices announce annual stockholders meetings for The Plaza Bank The Plaza Bankers Trust Company and the Fidelity and Casualty Company of New York. Dates range January 1919 January 1909 and January 1996 with directors election inspectors of election and open polls from noon to 1 pm or 12 30 pm depending on the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaza Bak
New York
Moetice
THE
Plaza Bank
Ste Banking House
Wsth Street
Fifth Avenuue
Boroveht of
Manhattan
Cit
Commonwealth Trust Company of New York
Pine Street
City of
Eng
L. A. Rapelyer
Bankers Trust Company
Pankes Trust Company
Wall Street
Fidelity and Casusitr Company of
Sali Acme
Caorgeny
Cedar Street
Oriock Moon
Fidelity and Casualty Company OF
Roet J Hillas
ViveFres
Copartnership Dissolution Notice in New York City
The firm of Phelps Podge and Co will dissolve after the thirty first of December AD 2908. The Corporation of Phebe Podge and Co will continue selling metals. Any partner may sign in liquidation of the firm affairs. Dates John Street New York City December 31. Cleveland Fdo Arthur Curtis James James McLean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps, Podge & CO
Preige, Fodge &A Co
Corporation of Phebe, Podge & Co
John
New York City
Cleveland Fdo
Arthur Curtifs
James
James McLean
New York and Other Gas Securities Market Note
Fragmented OCR listing various gas securities and bonds with percentages and prices. Mentions Kan City, Buffalo, Paterson, Pittsburgh, St Paul, and others, showing bid prices, yields, and dates in a dense brokerage snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bic
Arked
Askea. le
Kan City
Buffalo
Paterson & FG
Pg&c
Shopriien
S. Paul Gerbe
Lt & P Ss
Irregular Stock Totals on Year End Trading Day
Stock market figures show small changes with an 16 percent variation noted for the day. Total shares listed reached 23,801 with overall exchange activity described for the period from January 1 to December 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con 'S
Financial markets rally as Harriman issues boost stocks
Forenoon trading showed irregularity then buying pressure with Harriman issues leading gains. Wabash preferred and Brooklyn Rapid Transit strengthened while many rails receded marginally. The year ends with outlook for 1909 Sterne expansion in iron, steel, and rail equipment demand, and banks easing as money returns to centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Reading
Amalgamated Copper
St. Paul
Wabash Preferred
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Wabash
Missouri Pacific
Brookyn Rapid Transit
Nho
Union Pacific
American Smelting
Atchison, St. Paul
Northern Pacific
United States Steel
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Enion Pacific
Wri
Eutraok
Fragmented Bond Listings Reflect Mixed U S Market
A dense OCR sample shows numerous bond quotes and securities across issuers like Am A C, NY Cent L S Col, and Rio G W Iist with yields ranging from about 4% to the mid teens. The fragmentary data reference corporate notes, government issues, and various municipal issues, highlighting a volatile trading session and broad issuer diversity.
Stock quotations yesterday on New York Stock Exchange
Last quotes show transactions sparse with many unlisted or stalled prices. Notable entries include Adams Er 173 181 200 and Am Exp 202 210 amid mixed bids and asks across industrials and railroads such as Am Tob pf 94 Ann Arbor pref 104 and B&O pf 3204, with several declines and unchanged values reflecting a quiet trading day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sto_F
Bic
Adams Er
DBD
Man Beach
St Ry
M & St
Mor & Ee
Nash & Ch
Nat Bis
Nbe&sopf
Ann Arbor
Ca . T
Mc & A
C&el
C & Nw
Cspm&o
Cleve & P
CF &i Pt
Ing-R Co
Int Power
Lake Shore
Om C Coal
NY Dock
Nwyl&w
Nyenj T
North Am
Pitts
Government bond closing quotations compare yesterday and Tuesday
Yesterday’s closes show shifts in government bond prices across maturities with yields edging higher on shorter maturities and slightly lower on longer ones. Tuesday’s figures reflect a broader move, keeping the overall yield curve largely steady while notable adjustments occur at the 2, 5, and 10 year points.
Ex dividend and foreign money market rates
London money market shows 21g percent open market discount on short bills and 2 1/2 percent on long bills. Berlin and Paris discount rates at 2 percent with Paris exchange 2 francs 114 centimes. Berlin exchange on London at 2 marks 45 pfennigs. Foreign securities list British consols at 3 percent and French rentes at 62 1/2 francs. No gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin
Paris
Paris Exchange
Berlin Exchange
Tis
American Industry Shares Mixed With Special Privileges
A fragment list shows various corporations and bonds with preferred stock references. Companies include American Can St City Railway, American Shipbuilding, National Biscuit, Quaker Oats, Commonwealth Edison, Chicago Telephone, Swift & Co, and Chicago Subway. Mentions 7 to 24 percent preferreds and several street and utility firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Can St City Railway
Amend Maten
American Shipbuilding
Tileis
National Biscuit
People’s Gap
Chicago Subway
Quaker Oats
Commonwealth Edison
Chicago Telephone
Swift & Co
Fifth Avenue Trust Company Services and Offerings
The Fifth Avenue Trust Company at Fifth Avenue and 43d Street, New York, NY acts as trustee guardian and executor. It allows interest on deposits subject to check issues travelers checks and letters of credit operates safe deposit vaults and provides related services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
43D Street
New York
N. Y
Outside securities market shows irregular but firm copper tone
Irregular trading marked outside securities with copper issues holding firm. Consolidated Arizona Smelting dropped to a new low after heavy selling while Chicago Subway remained weak amid recession. Standard Oil rose, American Tobacco dipped, United States Rubber advanced, and Consolidated Steamship receipts gained slightly. Chesapeake & Ohio 5s edged down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Arizona
Chicago
Standard Ol
American Tobacco
United States Rubber
Consolidated Steamship
Chesapeake & Ohio
Fragmented financial note on shares and installments
Fragmentary text references stock details, sale estimates, and instalment payments. Mentions Ches & Ohio, 100-100% and rubber goods. Mentions cents per share, second instalment paid, and various unreadable figures and codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ches & Ohio
Stelaaa Senooil
Money Market and Exchange Report
Money on call opened at 3 percent with large offerings and little demand. Rates eased across dates. time money lower by 3-4 percent for thirty to ninety days. Foreign exchange opened firm but weakened after noon. cables and demand sterling quoted with slight declines. Domestic exchange notes include Boston and Chicago premiums and discounts. Bank clearings show strong New York and Boston activity. Silver and gold prices noted. Mexican exchange and government receipts list daily totals and year-to-date figures. Sub-Treasury shows a small deficit with Clearing House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile
Boston
Chicago
San Francisco
New Orleans
Charleston
St. Louis
New York
Baltimore
iMac
London
Madrid
Lisbon
Dividend Notices from Mines Company of America
Notices dated December 29 1906 announce a monthly dividend of two percent for the first quarter payable January February and March to stockholders of record by January 18 1907 and 28 February and 31 March. J T Tooser secretary also notes International Paper Company half percent on preferred stock payable January 15 1909 to holders of record January 1 1909. Minneapolis & St Louis Railroad Co mentions coupons due January 1 1900 and Des Moines Fort Dodge Railroad guarantees bonds payment after that date at 25 Broad Street New York F H Davis treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Southern Southern Pr
al “i aMoc Oa A. Co
Kansas City
Copper Chemical Spock
Ft. Seco
Lon Island
Nashville
Marine
Eernes
American Can Pr
American Car & Foundry
Wn Mackay Cos
Mackay Cos
Evecree
American Car & Foundry Pr
Manhattan
Weeserces
American Hide & Leather
My Thos
Merican Cen
Minn
St. Louis
American Hide & Leather Pr
Missouri
Kansas
American Smelting SB
American Smelting Pr
Nathal
American Smelting
R. B. Sy
National Wig
American Steel Foundry New
Nat. R. R
Mex
Newhouse
American Tel
New York Air Brake
New York Central
American Woollen Pr. S A
N_ J
Atchison Osha Dat Ge
New York
Ont. & Western
Atchison Pr
Ie Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Northern Pacific
Bethlehem Steel
Sika
Pacific Ma
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Lly Ie
Pennsylvania Railroad
Brunswic
Saz People’s Gas & Coke
Butterick Co
T P
Canada
Wits
Obstessee Secadeenesis
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Chicago Great West
Pr & Saratoga Werceese
Chicago Great Western Pr
Chicago Gr. West
Republic Iron & Steel
Rik
Mil
Bt. Paul A
Mil & St Paul
St P. Ctfs
Pr. Astects
Rock L
F. Island
Chicago & Northwestern
St St. L
jCh
St. P
Chicago
Hyam
Ist
Louis
L. Pr
Southern Pacific
Southern Railroad
Toledo
Bea
Union Bag & Paper
Denver & Rio Grande
Union Pacific
United Railway Investment
Duluth
Sou
Erie
Ase Eceenceores
jErie
Heaanbes Eek Sas Epoeesas
United States Rubber
U. S
General Chemical
United States Steel
General Electric Coast
Sbs
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Havana Electric Railway
Illinois Central Ith
Wabashea
Interborough-Metropolitan
International Harvester
Westinghouse
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wheeline & Lake Erie
Wisconsin Centra
Iowa Centra A
Wisconsin Central
Cuba
U S of
T & T Conmit
Do Trust Bs
Am Seas Co
F. Adj
Mer & Es
C & St L
Nyg&ela
Hood
Con
Ig Riek
A&a P
Tex & Okler
Toy
LD & W
Union Pac
Wien
TS R & Imp Se
ASL Woo
UT OS Steel S
Owen Se
Mines Company OF America
Broadway
The
International Paper Company
E. W. Hyd
Minneapolis & ST. Louis Railroad CO
First Morte
Des Moines Fort Dodge Railroad Company
Broad Street
F. H. Davis
State Street
Boston
Mass
Charles 4. Hubbard
Speyer & CO
Pine Street
Richmond
Virginia
Payatie
Denver A Rio Grande Railroad CO. Consolidated
Ecaakenes
Stephen Little
Laks Shore & Michigan Southern Ry. Co
Grand Central Station
MS & N
P. Montiomenen
Charles F. Cox
Cty of
City of
Manhattan Trust Company
Wall Street
National Bank of Commerce
Sears
WM. R. Driver
Treasure
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway Company
Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Railway
Messrs
J. P. Morgan & Co
J. A. Hilton
Bowling Green Trust Company
William M. Laws
NEW York and New Jersey Telephone Company
Willoughby Street
Brooklin
N. Ft
Ford Huntington
Otis Elevator Company
Battery Place
New York City
Cles
Lynde Belknap
Marhattan Trust Company
Ee — Telegraph Ccoomany
Ad WM. R Driver
Canada Southern Railway CO
Michigan Central Railroad
Grand Centre Station
Charles F. C&nx
Bowling Green Trust Co Officers and Directors List
Bowling Green Trust Co at 26 Broadway New York announces officers including Edwin Gould president William H Taylor first vice president Charles P Armstrong vice president John A Hilton vice president and treasurer William M Laws secretary. Directors include George J Gould John A Hilton Edward T Jeffery Winslow S Pierce Charles P Armstrong Frank Brainard and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green Trust Co
Broadway
New York
Edwin Gould
G. George J. Gould
John A. Hilton
Edward T. Jeffery
Winslow
Pierce
Charles P. Armstron
Frank Brainard
Harry Bronner
Franklin Q. Brown
Robert C. Clowry
Ramsay
Edmund C. Converse
Frederick B. Schenck
Wm. Nelson Cromwell
William Skinner
P. C. Costello
George T. Smith
Grenville M. Dodge
A. Goepel
Frank J. Gould
Dividend notices from diverse rail and telegraph firms
A mosaic of 1908 dividend declarations from Virginia Carolina Chemical to American Telegraph and Telephone, Otis Elevator, and major U S railways. Notices announce quarterly or semiannual payouts, record dates December 31, 1908, and payment dates in January 1909, with transfer books closing and offices in Boston New York Philadelphia and Chicago.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Guaranty Trust Company of
Naseny St
I C
Lombard St
E.C
Foreign Department
U.S. Steel
United States
Alet
Gentspor Sequest
Creeias No
Ee Wee
New York Stock Exchange
Carlisle & CO
N. Y A
Johnstown
Gloversville
Frederic H. Hatch
Joseph Walker & Sons
Bank and Trust Company
Clinton Gilbert All
Fred’k F. Marquard
Consolidated Stock Exchange of
N. TY
Selc
Miami
J. Thon
Exchence F
Boston, Mass
Rotor Ihardt
Brosd St
EM. Clarke
Bess
Ane
al al
Eal
Sal
West A
Westingh & F Fs
Jeff R_ R
LS & M
Loka
Cow & Luu Pult P
J& Gi
Sears R
S &I
Uscip&f
U_S Express
Ussr
IC & C
Wells-F
Fay
Ig Bis
Panama
District of Columbia
American Securities Abroad
Dec
Anaconda
Atchison
Pacific
St Paul
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Fifth Avenue Trust Company
Outside Securities
Industrial
Bay State Gas
Lord & Taylor
Newark
Chicago Sal
Banser Parcesesas
Boston Copper
Brs Os
British Col Copper
Butte Coalition
Butte & N Y
Carisa
Cobalt Central
Ariz
Cumberland
Davis-Daly
Douglas
Eureka
Florence i
Giroux
Little Florence
Mason V. m
McKhhney
Dar
Montez
C Horn
Nevada
Utah
North Butte
Ohio
Silver Queen
Stewart Aces
Tayra Dev
Union Mines
Atlanta Goldfield
Greenwater
Jim Butler
Money and Exchange
Germany
Reichsmarks
Belgium
France
Switzerland
Holland
Mexican Exchange
Washington
Sub-Treasury
Clearing House
J.T Tooser
Andrew Squire
William H. Taylor
John P. Truesdell
Charles M. Warner
the Trust Company OF America
Wall St
Gresham
St. London
Colonial Branch
Cckerbog .* Trust Co
Fifth Ave
Alway
125Th St
United Fruit Company
Vera Cruz & Pacific R. R. CO
S. W. Travers, Treasur
American Telephone and Telegraph
Twenty-third St. & Sixth Ave
Th Bank
W. L Douglass
Fourth National Bank
City OF New York
Nas
Square
Charles H Patterson
BANK_OF AMERICA
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