Trust Company Reports Assets and Liabilities for 1908
The Trust Company reports its condition as of January 1, 1908, detailing assets including bonds and mortgages, public securities, cash items, real estate, and net accrued interest. It lists liabilities such as capital stock, deposits (including preferred deposits), and other items, with an accompanying sworn statement by Vice President E. L. Stanley and Treasurer A. Terry at No. 176 Broadway, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Banks
Kre
United States
Ational Bankse
Labaieeene
Samak
Viledge
Npeeeh Haa
New York
Ime
Associated Trust Companies
County of New York
Bepward
Stanley
Arthur Terry
Tithe Guarantee and Trust Company
Broadway
City of
E. ©. Stanley
A. Terry
William B. Ewingry
New York County
Railroad and Other Stocks Early Weakness in Receivership
Closing prices of stocks traded show weakness on Chicago Great Western in receivership. Money market conditions easy and bond market sales noted in brief market roundup.
Financial Elections at Garfield National Bank
Garfield National Bank announces annual stockholders meeting and director election to be held at the bank building on January 14 between 11 A.M. and 12 M. Cashier W. I. Dot Glass signs the notice. The Plaza Bank also hosts its annual director election on January 10 or 12, 1908 with polls from 1 P.M. to 11 P.M., cashier M. Clarke confirms.
Corn Exchange Bank Annual Meeting Notice 1908
Shareholders of the Corn Exchange Bank in New York City will meet at the Banking House 13 William Street for the election of directors and inspectors of election for the ensuing year. A resolution to reduce directors from eighteen to sixteen will be presented. Polls open 12:00 to 12:30 PM. F T Martin cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Exchange Bank
Corn Exchangs Bank
New York City
Banking House
William Street
Manhattan
F. T. Martin
Annual stockholders meeting notices for Dunham & Co and Van Norden Trust
Notices announce annual meetings for James H. Dunham & Co at 240 Broadway Manhattan January 1 with five directors and two inspectors, transfer books closing January 21 to February 16. Also Van Norden Trust Company main office Fifth Ave 60th Street New York January 1 1908 noon to elect directors and fix number at fifteen with related meeting dates and transfer book handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Dunham
James H. Dunham & Co
Broadway
New York
Horough
Manhattan
Janusz
van Norden Trust Company
Fifth Avenue
60Th Street
Arthur King Wood
Dividend notices from coal and tobacco companies dating 1907 08
Office of She Monongahela River Consolidated Coal and Ore Company announces a 3 1/2 percent dividend on preferred stock for six months ending Oct 21 1907 with checks mailed to stockholders and books closed Jan 1 1908. The American Tobacco Company reports transfer books close Jan 15 1908 for interest on four percent bonds payable Feb 1 1908. American Telephone and Telegraph Company declares a two dollar per share dividend payable Jan 15 1908 to holders of record Dec 31 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela River Consolidated Coal &Ore Company
Pittsburgh
Penpa
Bosra of
MET
Pey
Januar
Sid
Evenine
W. Hamilton Brunt
THE
American Tobacco Company
Fifth Avenue
New York
American Scene 3 Company
J. M OW. Micks
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
WM. K Priver
Fragmented OCR News Snippet From Nevada Table Feature
A partial OCR text fragment from a Nevada area page shows garbled numbers and letters. It lacks clear names, dates, events, or a coherent report to describe a full item or outcome.
Stock Market Reacts To Receiver News On Railways
The Chicago Great Western receivership news weighed on early trading with fresh rumors of similar actions elsewhere. Northern Pacific dropped on no extra dividend, Erie and Southern Railway softened, Missouri Pacific edged higher on Gould’s notes. American Sugar Refining rallied after a weak start, London sellers pressed shares, and Lackawanna jumped as nervous trading eased. Money market improved with lower call money and expectations of BoE rate cuts supporting sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Great Western Railway Company
Northern Pacific
Erie and
Southern Railway
Erie
Missouri Pacific
Gould
American Sugar Refining Company
London
Lackawanna
Chicago Great Western
Bank of England
Government Bond Yesterdays Close Versus Tuesday
Yesterday's closing quotations for government bonds are shown, comparing changes from Tuesday. Bonds across maturities reflected shifts in yields and prices as markets responded to updated economic data and policy expectations.
Ex dividend foreign money market rates and securities
London call money 4 percent with open market discounts for short bills 4 1/4 percent and long bills 4 1/4 percent. Berlin 5 3/4 percent discount. Paris 4 percent discount. Paris exchange London 25 francs 16 centimes. Berlin exchange London 2g marks 50 mfennigs. British consols 83 11 16 to 83 15 16 for money and account. French rentes 95 francs 65 centimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin
Paris
Paris Exchange
Bargold
Berlin Exchange
Money Market and Exchange Rates Reported for Saturday
Money on call opened at 6 percent with highs to 7 and closes near 3 percent. Time money quieter with smaller offerings and easing demand. Merchants show improvement in high grade paper though demand remains uneven. Foreign exchange opens lower, cables at 4.8595, demand sterling about 4.8545 to 4.8555, short francs around 5.18, and short reichsmarks near 4.11. Bank clearings listed for New York, Chicago, Baltimore, Philadelphia, with substantial daily totals and balances. Silver and gold prices noted, Mexican exchange quoted, and government receipts and Sub-Treasury debt noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile
Germany
Paris
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
Ullders
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Savannah
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
London
Madrid
Lisbon
Washington
Sub-Treasury
Clearing House
Outside Securities Market Falls Back Amid Mixed Trading
Trading in outside securities was subdued with some liquidation and a generally easier tone. Most declines were small, except in a few high priced specialties. Notable moves included Boston down %, Standard Oil off 5 points, and several mining stocks showing varied results while bonds eased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th Re
Boston
Butte Coalition
Cumberland-Ely
Nevada
United Copper
Nipissing
Superior
Pittsburgh
Micmac Mining
British Columbia
Tri- Bullion
Bay State
Manhattan Transit
Standard Oil
Chicago Subway
Adams Express
Consolidated Steamship
Trading activity in Produce Exchange mining stocks
Trading continued in light volume with 3,200 shares traded yesterday across four stocks. Most activity centered on Branch Mint at 13 4 cents and Greater Nevada at 1 1/2?, with Greene Gold-Silver Consolidated at 36 1/2 cents and Cobalt Central at 2 1/2? cents. Bid and asked prices were listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Produce Exchange
Nevada
Greene
Foreign Government Securities Bid Asked
Market brief lists bids and asks for various European and Mexican government securities. Notable entries include German states and Bavarian, Hessian, Saxony, and Hamburg government bonds with mixed bid and ask quotes, plus Mexican government issues. data appears as OCR fragments with inconsistent punctuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cologne
Munich
Hessian
Saxony
On-M
Hamburg
Trading activity and dividends on major securities
Foreign trading mainly centered in about 2,000 American stocks in London before the open. Securities added to the Stock Exchange list include Brooklyn City Railroad and Queens County & Suburban bonds. Homestake Mining resumes dividends amid strong mine prospects after a fire. Various company dividends announced with February payment dates. Iron and steel output declines noted with December figures, while the Iron Trade Review reports cautious resumption of finishing mills and price cuts on bar iron and rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bank of England
Stock Exchange
Queens County & Suburban Railroad
Brooklyn City Railroad Company
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Homestake
Homestake Mining Company
Philadelphia Company
Lawyers’ Title Insurance and Trust Company
Pittsburg & Lake Erie Railroad Company
Potter, Choate & Tice
Alabama Great Southern
Iron Trade Review
Pittsburg
Securities at Auction by Adrian Muller at Exchange Salesroom
Securities sold yesterday at auction by Adrian HL Muller & Son include Edison Electric Company first refunding mortgage 53 percent gold bonds due 1922, 30 shares Gu. Swat Company, 10 shares Wargorden Trust, 3 00 shares Amalgamated Copper, 2 shares Stetson Co, 1% subscription warrants for NYNH & Hartford, debentures and fractional rights, Vulcan Defimire, South Brooklyn Sawmill, Carnegie Trust, and National Surety among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ask
Adams Express
Allis-Chal
Amal
Amer Car & Fay
Amer Express
Amer Hide & Ls
SS Co
Cuba
Kan City
lLouts & Nash,ag
LS & M
Grass
Mackay Cos
Amartaes Mail
Ice
Man Beach
Mexican Central
WIMSP
Newhouse
Atchison Os Inc
Do Ist Inc
Amer Tel & Tel
Mok & T
Amer Woollen
Ealt & Ohio
Nywn & H
Nyo&w
Esis Ann Arbor
Atchison
Northern Pac
Coast Line
Acces Pacific Mail
Batopilas No
Ste
Ches & Ohio
Penn Railroad
Balto & Ohio
Chic Gt West
Peo Gas
Brooklyn
Rep Iron & Stl
NYGE
Brunswick
Nwest
Rock Island
Butt BS P
Ohic Union
Cecast L
Estes
Nort & W
Buff & Sued Pt
Balt & Ohio
Butterick Co
Col Fuel
Balaklala
Col & Tie
Southern Ry
Canada
Southern Bee
Ing
Jc & So Am
del & Hudson
Twin City RT
Atlanta
Ind del L& W
Union Pacific
den & Rilo G
Central of NJ
Meines
Belcher
Best & Belcher
Nor Pac
Chicago & Alton
Batopilas
U S
Chollar
Comstock
OR & N
Sais Steel Avacane
Chie Gt Western
Elkton
Goldfield
Utah
Penn Court
West Maryland
Gooo de Newscsce
Chic
Red Hill
Illinois
T&s
T&S F gen 4s 85 + ae do ist inc
Cleve Lor & Ww
South Ry Ist
Renee
Cleve & Pitts
Col Tel & Iron
U_ S Steel
S&s
Col & Southern
Tory Do
Consol Coal
Novo Do Ist
Consol
Denver & RG
Detroit
Erie
Col Ind
jEvans & T c
TA Det
Fis Tho Wabash Ist
Havana
Hoeck
Tom
Bay State Gas
Consolidated
Illinois Central
Westingh
Ingersoll-Rand
Houston
Manhattan
West Shore
DSS
Lowa Central
Chicago Subway
Inter Marine
Kanawha M Mining
Kansas
T.ast MK Fs&m
Keokuk & D H. — S
Laclede Gas
Aldfield A
Heston Copper
Lake Erie & W
Brit Colum
Butte
Long Island
Butte & N
Louis & Nash
Cobalt Central
Cumberland
Diamondfield
Davis- Daly
Michigan
Dominion Central
Minn & St Lo
Ely
Florence
Ely Consol
MK & T
Gold_ Hill
René
Nat Biscuit
Greene Golt
M& Ss
Guan Consol
Ewhouse
M&s
Kitchener
FOO King Edwards
McKin-Darragh
Y Central
Micmac Mines
Mines Co
Arner
Mines Securities
Montez M & S of
New York Dock
Nevada
Nevada Hills
34Th Bay
Revi Hill
Stewart
Ontario
Tintica
Pacific Coast
Midway
Trinity Copper
Unite ‘Onrer
Wee ‘ & St l. Ah
Ns Ee
Unites Rigo
Pittshore Coal
M&m
Tory Tom
Pullman Pal
Paty
Owen- Rish
Adams
Republic
Rome
Sears Rock
Southern Pacific
Southern
Lene Texas & Pacific
A Do Land Trust
Toledo
Rys & Lt
L&w
Twin City
United Ry Inv
United Clear Pf
Ee & F
Zim
Ty & Imp
Ats
Vandalla
Weils Fargo
West Unter Tel
Wyestinghouse
Exchange
Adrian HL Muller & Son
Edison Electric Company
Los Angeles
Swat Company
Wargorden Trust Company
Amalgamated Copper Company
Stetson Company
Nana Wart
J. B. Stetsom
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
New New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Ilinocis Central Railroad Company
Vulcan Defimire Company
South Brooklyn Sawmill Company
Carnegie Trust Company
National Surety Company
Fragmented Railway Line Names Across Regions
Miscellaneous railway line names, routes, stations, and references scattered through an OCR fragment. Includes Albany Vermont line, Joliet and Chicago, Little Miami, Beech Creek, Morris & Essex, North Penn, Northwest Teat, Trenton Pits, Second Avenue, Sixth Avenue, Twenty third St, and various rail companies and connections. No coherent event or narrative established from the legible text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BIG
Askeg
Alb & Susq
Hart
Connow
Alb & Vermont
Allegh
West
Joliet & Chic
Uoel & Cable
Ilsn
Asked
Riv Pft
Iriaig
Little Miami
Avon G & Mt
Beech Creek
Mahon Coal L_Pt
Mmeh
S&pt
Albany
Lowell
Roen J
North Penn
Northwest
Nor
Deden
Peoria
Trenton
Pitts
Pitts McK & Y
Sars
Second Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Souhwest RF RR
Third St
Uties & Bik Riv
Utica C & 3
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bankers and Brokers
Clinton Gilbert
Frederic H. Hatch
Broad Street
Fred’k
Consolidated Exchange Sales
Ber Ae
Amal Copper
Car & F
Anacon Com
Bait & Ohio
Brooklyn R Cs
Chicago Gt West
M & St P
Wits
Cold Fuel & Iron
Dist Securities
Mc Kan & Tex
Union Baiene
S Steel
Wabasheeeeeeeers
Garfield National Bank
Twenty-third Street
Dotglass
the Plaza Bank
PLA
Sth Ave
Gehst
M. Clarke
Cashier
James M. Tappen
Ind Gas
St & Tr
Jackson Gas
Kan
Lafay
Hingham G
Log & W
Buffalo Gas
Mutusai
PRGC
Ohio
Paterson & Pas
Gem &S
Fort W
ING& O
Indianapolis
Sl&p P
Iid
Brooklyn Ferry
Iny&er
Imth
Union Ferry
Nya&er
R. L. Day & Co
Wall Street
Bost & Albany
Jean & Hecla M
Fitchburg
Frankin
Old Colony
Granby
Quincy
Tamarack
Roe
Wolverine
Beil S Smelters
Shannon
Utahs
United Fruit
Charles D. Barney & Co
South 4Th Street
Am Cement Marshey
Lehigh
Cambria
Phila Co
Elec &T Bat Co
Penn Rt KR Co
Elec
Penn Steel Co
Ae Fairmount Trac
Phila Elec Co
Phila Rap Tr
Lake Sup Corp
Weisbach UN Gas Imp Co
American Securities Abroad
N.Y
Anaconda Concessus O
Equiva
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacl
Fu & Steel
Money and Exchange
Outside Securities
Esperanza
Belmont
Jim Butler
Great Bend
Montana
Greater New
Tonopah
Atlanta M
Gibraltar
St Ives Eecens Az Eaceens
Mont Shoshone
Wills
Buffalo
Central
Nova Scotia
Cobcatt Lake
Peterson Lake
Trebeweya
Kerr Lake
Old Temish
McKinley
New Temish
Carnegie Trust
Guar
stOocks
Leer
Morris & Essex
Nash
Nashua
J Trans Co
Harlem
Carolina
Cor Mn
East Penn East Mahanoy
William Erie
Kalam
Erie & Pitts
W & J Pe
F. Franklin
Gold & Sts
Shen
Dee and River
Clintom Gilbert
America
Soo
Lincoln Laam Exchange
Tna National
Battery Park
Bronx
Butch & Drew
Coal & F Nat
Metropolitan Consolidated
Chase Century
Mount Morris
Chatham Eas Mutual Chemical
Nassau
Chelsea
New Therland
Columb'a
People’s Fourth Nat
Phenix
Plasa GeYattin
Seaboard
Greenwich
Twelfth Ward
Hanover
Imp & Trade Union Exchange
Blalts
van Schatck & Co
United Railway
Cotten Duck de Incomes
Chas City
Nat Bank
Ceat
Mary Lant Trust
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