Bowling Green Trust Co Officers And List Of Names
Bowling Green Trust Co of New York lists officers led by Edwin Gould as President with William H. Taylor as 1st Vice President and Charles P. Armstrong as 2d Vice President John A Hilton serves as Treasurer and William M Laws as Secretary A long roster follows including Frank Brainard Harry Bronner Franklin Brow Robert Clowry Edmund Conver and others with notable names George J. Gould Myron Herrick Morton Plant and Winslow Pierce among the attendees or subscribers shown in the document.
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Edwin Gould
William H. Taylor
Chas. P. Armstrong
John A. Hilton
W.pres
Treas
William M. Laws
Charles P. Arms
Frank Brainard
Harry Bronner
Franklin Q. Brow
Robert C. Clowry
Edmund C. Conver
Nelson Crem P
Costello
Grenville M. Dodge
A. Goepel
Frank J. Gould
George J. Gould
Myron T. Herrick
Edward T. Jeffery
Winslow S. Pierce
Morton F. Plant
Dick S. Ramsay
Frederick B. Schenck
Andrew Squire
John P. Triesdell
E. F. C. Young
Dividend declared on preferred stock by company
A dividend of two and one half per cent has been declared on the preferred stock payable February 15 next to stockholders of record February 1980. Checks will be mailed by the transfer agents. GEO. H. CLUNE, Treasurer, Rochester. January 24, 1908.
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Dividend notices from two Cleveland companies issued
Pay board of directors declare a 2 percent dividend on capital stock payable February 27 1995 to stockholders of record February 20 transfer books close February 20 1995 secretary W Cavenaugh. Cleveland Treasurers office notes a separate 34 percent regular quarterly dividend on Original Guaranteed Stock and 160 percent on Special Guaranteed Betterment Stock payable March 2 1995 to holders of record February 1 at Winslow Lanier Co 59 Cedar Street New York Secretary Treasurer L E Klgs.
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BR W. Cavenaugh
Cleveland & Pitissceg BR. RK
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United States
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American Telegraph and Cable Company
Fourteenth Street Bank
American Graphophons Company
Cleveland & Pittsburg Railroad Company
New York and other gas securities overview
A fragmented financial notice lists various gas company securities with bids and asks, including Buffalo Gas, Paterson & Paterson Gas, Denver Gas, and St Paul gas issues. Entries show interest rates, prices, and callouts to preferred and common shares, reflecting a crowded market in gas industry finance.
Stock Market Declines and Bond Prices in Turbulent Session
Closing prices across equities and bonds show widespread declines. Notable stocks such as North American sugar and Pacific Coast slip, while rail and steel issues register mixed to negative moves. bonds including Readgine and CRI&P RE 4s trade with reductions and yields shifting amid otherwise unsettled market activity.
Railroad And Other Stocks Report Daily Sales
The market recorded 880,442 total sales for the day across railroad issues and other stocks. Unlisted.
Stock Market Decline Edges Down Amid Mixed Tractions Rise
Stocks opened higher then drifted lower with most issues ending at day’s lows. Interborough Metropolitan and other traction stocks led gains as bond activity surged, while Reading mine closures and bank fears unsettled sentiment. Copper stocks firmed on Utah Copper and Am Smelting talks and United States Steel earnings prompted mixed reactions. Market rates held steady, with call loans near 1½ to 2 percent and short maturities around 4 percent.
Money and exchange market update notes rates and receipts
Money on call opened at 2 1 2 percent with a high of 2 per cent and a closing 2 percent Last loan rate 2 per cent Time money unchanged Mercantile paper moved in bid amounts Absorption moderate Rates indorsed bills at 4 1 2 per cent and 6 per cent for less known names Foreign exchange opened easier with sterling around 4.874 4.8733 cabies demand sterling 4.8765 4.8715 sixty day bills 4.83 4.8235 Short francs around 5 16 less 1 16 and short reichsmarks about 5 1 16 less 1 22 Bankers posted rates listed various par or discount figures Domestic exchange Boston par Chicago 2c premium St Louis 1 2c discount San Francisco sight premium New Orleans 2c discount Bank clearings New York 12 8 701 708 Philadelphia 18 008 799 Baltimore 4 332 5 Chicago 34 505 54 Silver market bar silver Mexican dollars 4c Gold premium Madrid 14 25 Lisbon 10 45 Mexican exchange NY quoted Government receipts customs 1 144 073 internal revenue 05 64 miscellaneous 71 OH Receipts today 2 054 902 expenditures 3 445 00 Expenditures month to date 45 120 excess of expenditures Teas Treas Sub Treasury debtor to Clearing House 1 96 1 4
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American securities abroad market report
London and New York closes show firm sentiment in American securities with partial gains and notable yields. Foreign money rates outline call and long bills, Berlin and Paris discount rates, and exchange values with British consols and French rentes listed.
Produce Exchange Stocks Trade Active in Mining Market
Treading was active in the mining market on the Produce Exchange yesterday with 17,400 shares traded across four stocks. Branch Mint led at 13c with bids around 14'2c, Co balt Central at York saw 1,000 shares, Diamond Black Butte had 500 at 24c, and Midway moved 200 at 8i cents. bid and asked prices were not fully disclosed.
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Nodic
Buver
Cobalt Central
York
Black Butte
Midway
Markets Rally Yet Dividends Declared Across Firms
Foreign exchanges showed strength in London with American issues leading gains while U S rails and utilities issued several quarterly dividends. Utah Consolidated Mining signed a one year ore treatment contract with American Smelting, and trust companies’ statements highlighted shifts in deposits and stock values. Iron and steel notes from Iron Age and Iron Trade Review cited cautious demand and limited price cuts ahead of a New York meeting.
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Utah Consolidated Mining Company
American Smelting and Refining Company
Utah Company
Chicago
Haus
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Iron Trade Review
Iron and Steel
New York
Outside Securities Market Moves Amid Irregular Trading
Report notes a small volume of outside securities business with irregular moves. Six changes occurred in most cases, while Standard Oil showed strength and the bay bay gas and Consolidated Steamship lagged. The market test persisted with declines and quiet activity overall.
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Consolidated Steamship
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