Noteholders to buy coupons of Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton bonds
The 4% bonds due July 1 may see the noteholders purchase coupons via the Central Trust Company. J N Wallace and committee members say this strengthens creditors and may push toward reorganization. Receivers have managed the line since December 196, with no prior defaults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
J. N. Wallace
Harry Bronner
F. S. Smithers
H. S. Redgmoné
J. H. McClement
Central Trust Company
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
James X. Wallace
Islso
Newera Railroad Company
Mexican Flume and Lumber Company
Mexican Exploration and Development Company Common
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of America
New York
New Haven
Hartford Railroad Company
Carnegie Trust Company
John A. Mead Manufactur Pany Siecle Dle
Eccaemer Scons
John A. Mead Manufactu' Pany Snes Company
Seeec See
Lor
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company
Reval Age Gold Mining Company
Rappahannock Gold Mining Company
Squaw Mountainpany
Sutro Tunnel
Stormont Mining Company
T-Bone Gold Mining Com— Mining Company
Pappoose Gold Mining Company
Mars Consolidated Gold Mining Company
Kaffirs Gold Mining Company
Hanover Gold Mining Company
Gould Mining and Millsolidated Mining Company
Gold King Mining Company
Gold Placer Mining Company
Decatur Silver Mining Company
Copper-Signal Gold Mining Company
Cripple Creek City and
Manitou Mining and Milling Company
Central Arizona Mining Company
Alcvone Con- Goldfield
Ing Company
Goldstone Con
Furnace Creek Oxide Copper Company
Colorado Solidated Gold Mining Company
Death Valley Copper Company
Trust Company Returns Show Deposits Surge in New York City
The Clearing House reports June 11 deposits up sharply versus March with large loan gains. Increases reflect heavy flows within trust companies and banks, while overall recovery remains incomplete from the earlier panic. Comparisons with June 4 last year show persistent growth but lingering losses to overcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearing House
New York City
Greck
Peer Cere .Inc
the Inc
Inc
Tee Desisan Inc
Naan Etc
Saceuhessasabsesnosanessssesesy Inc
Interborough Rapid Transit Earnings Report Nine Months Ended March 31 1908
The Interborough Rapid Transit Company files its earnings by division for nine months ended March 31 1908 with Manhattan and subway divisions showing gross and net earnings, operating expenses and totals. The report outlines earnings and taxes across Manhattan and subway segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
The
Stock Exchange
Manhattan Railway
Interborough Rapid Transit
Manhattan
Subway
Car Shortage Spurs Reading Railroad Work Force Push
Reading Pennsylvania July 1 The demand for box and refrigerator cars is brisk making the Reading Company short of both. To supply service several hundred men formerly suspended at the car shops are sent back. Cement trade is active requiring many cars. Demand also grows on other lines and shop orders are issued to speed cars into service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Penn
Reading Company
Iron Trade Outlook Notes Modest Recovery Signs
The Iron Age reports a dull season with modest demand for pig iron and steel bars. Prices hold firm while manufacturers foragure on. Gains hinge on labor peace and slow progress toward recovery with several large contracts delayed by market caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayley
Bessemer
Illinois Steel Company
Chicago
New York
Equitable Life Assurance Company
Wheat Market Strong in Chicago as Cables Rise
In Chicago on July 1 the wheat market strengthened with the September delivery rising to a gain amid favorable weather in the Southwest. Corn also firmed late, supported by light receipts and bullish factors, while provisions fell on cheaper hog prices. Livestock and grain receipts were reported, with strong demand for July delivery influencing prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iit
Kansas
Et Sec
Sic Tose
Btisc
Bilge
Minneapolis
Duluth
Wye
Shorts
Corr
Republic Steel Plants Close After Wage Scale Expiry
Youngstown Ohio July 1 all Republic Iron and Steel Company mills nationwide ceased work at midnight as the present wage scale expired. Company officers met with the Amalgamated Association conference committee but adjourned without action. A further conference is set for July 7 in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Amalgamated Association
Detroit
Six Months of Business Failures Inform Markets
The report outlines Dun and Co statistics on commercial failures in the United States for the first half of 1908, noting 8,709 failures totaling $124,374,833 in liabilities. It highlights improvements in June, a first-half breakdown by manufacturing and trading sectors, and mentions bank suspensions totaling $79,880,245. It also cites Fisk and Robinson predicting prosperity, dividend declarations, securities listings, and notable corporate moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Ienthe
Fisk & Robinson
McKinley
Taft
National Light, Heat and Power Company
Colwell Lead Company
Associated Merchants’ Company
Anglo-American Incandescent Light Company
Rock Run Fuel Company
United Cities Realty Company
Monongahela River Coal Company
New York Stock Exchange
Manhattan Railway Company
Guaranty Trust
Metropolitan Railway
State of New York
Chicago & Western Indiana
la Belle Iron Works
Wheeling
W. Va
United States Steel Common
W- N. Coler & Co
Cedar Street
Camden
N. J
Schenectady
N. Y
Asbury Park
Fail River
Mass
Southern Railway
Southern Railway Development Syndicate
North American Company
W. J. Curtis
Sullivan & Cromwell
Henry R. Mallory
Mallory Steamship Company
Mr. Curtis
Mr. Mallory
E. D. Pray
New York
E. 8
Northern Pacific
the Stock Exchange
Northern Pacific Railway
Produce Exchange
The
John W. Griggs
American Locomotive
New Jersey
American Locomotive Company
S. L. Schoonmaker
500 Furnacemen Return To Work At Pittsburg Forge
Pittsburg July 1 500 men are put back to work as additional furnaces are fired at the Pittsburg Forge and Iron Company restoring operations and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Forge and Iron Company
Sunday Tribune Travel Notice to Readers
Going away over the fourth prompt readers to arrange local newsdealer delivery of the Sunday Tribune for fresh access to the latest news and features during summer travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sunday Tribune
Financial listing of bonds and shares across multiple companies
The document tabulates bonds and shares for many firms including American Cotton Oil Company National Salt Company Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Company Bethlehem & Nazareth Railway Allentown & Kutzown Traction and numerous mining outfits. shows shares, percent bonds, par values, and due dates. reports totals for income, expenses, surplus, renewal funds, and net income for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motzorongo Company
Obispo Rubber Plantatio
Pony Ooo
Espericenssee
American Cotton Oil Company
Pennsylvan Ment Company
Allentown
Penn
Seen Sea
Evesse Parilobe
National Salt Company
American Eek. Ou
Weestingouse “Air Bra E Rogue Se Taginanes Caases
Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Company
National Bank of Commerce
Bethlehem & Nazareth Passenger Sway Company of Pennsylvania Comm Ca
Erie Railroad Bond Coupons Bought At Par By Morgan Co
J P Morgan and Co announces it will continue to purchase at par the coupons due July 1 1908 from Erie Prior Lien and Erie General Lien bonds until further notice following prior notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad Company
Erie
J. P. Morgan & CO
Railroad Earnings May Reported Strong Gains
May gross earnings achieved across the system totaling 1.485 million. A further breakdown shows 2.272 million and 1.688 million in adjacent reporting segments.
Livestock Market Report From New York July 1 1908
Cattle receipts total 2115 head with 18 car loads carried over. Prices show demand weak with steers and cows down 15 to 25 cents. prime heavy beeves scarce. Dressed beef dull. calves slow with prime veals at 20 to 25 cents per pound and buttermilks down. Exports today 3500 quarters of beef. Celtic sails tomorrow with beef consignments to Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jersey City
60Th Street
Liverpool
London
Celtic
Swift Beef Company
Morris Beef Company
McPherson & Co
Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
S. Sanders
Michigan
Newton & Co
J. Shamberg & Son
S Judd & Co
J. P. Nelson
Jelliffe, Wright & Co
J. G. Curtis & Son
W. R. Hume
Andrew Mullen
H.H. Hollis
Gath Street
Cait
Louis Hellbrunn
J. G. Curtis & Con
A. McCabe
Veal and sheep market prices and receipts report
Receipts included 22 veals and 21% cars of sheep and lambs with 6,166 head, 40% cars for market. Veal lots varied with prices around 6 to 7 dollars and multiple consignors listed. sheep and lamb prices showed declines with common to choice ranges from 2 to 6 dollars and dressed mutton weaker. Hogs weighed in at 5,549 head with higher prices, NY state hogs at 6 per 100 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jelliffe, Wright & Co
le Dilienback
J. G Curtis & Son
Staten
H. H. Hollis
B. W. Cals & Co
S. Judd & Co
Indiana
Newton & Co
Virginia
Tobin & Shannon
Jersey City
Kentucky
West Virginia
McPherson & Co
OSS
Virginia Do
Kerns Commission Company
J. G. Curtis & Son
Vermont
Jelliffe, = & Co
Pittsburg
Buffalo
New York State
Tobin & Shannen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Noteholders’ Committee
Trust Company Returns
Iron Trade Review
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Republic Steel
Alb & Susq
Alb & Vermont
Joliet & Chic
Aliegh & West
Lsnrr & C
Am Tel & Cable Colla & Mo Riv
At & A Line
Little Miami Lda
Au & Say
Lowell & and
Avon G & Mt M
Mahon Coal Pf
Beech Creek
Berkshire Oeesos
Morrie & Essex
Blerck S&f F
Nash & Decatur
Isd
Nashau & Lowar Bost & Albany
Harlem
Bust & Lowell
Nyl&w
Bost & Proviso
Brooklyn City
North Carolina
Cam & Ber
N RR of
Cataw Ist
NJ Roof NJ
North Penn Ty Cayuga & Susq
Northwest Tel
Pn&er
Nor & War Pf
Chat’chee & G
Ogden Mine
Ch & BF MI Ctfs
Old Colony
de Pret
Cleve & Pt
Oswego & Syra
Roy
Col & Xenia
Pac & At Tel
Union
Pat & Hud Riv
Concord & Mon
Pat & Rama
Cone & Ports
Peoria & B Vy
Isha
C & Pass
Rennes & Sara
Foch & Gen
Southwest
Franklin Tet
Gold & Fik
MJRE
GRR & BR Co
Utica Cin & Aan Goshen & Dec
Utica & Bik Riv
Grand River
Utica C
Greene
Warren R E
Hart & Conn
Mcadoo Tunnel
Harvey Fisk & Sons
Cedar ST
Adrian H. Muller & Son
Brooklyn Union Gas Company
First Consolidated
Mrag Cones
Reese
Wabash Railroad Company
Brooklyn Union Elevated Railroad Railway
Essee
Chicago, Milwaukee
Union Pacific Railroad
CPR EY
Eeerett
Southern Railway Company
National Fuel Gas Company
United States Steel Corporation
Sneer
Haale
New York & Harlem Railroad
New York, Lackawanna & Western Haldlrold
United States Rubber Company
Tate
Delaware & Hudson Company
Georgia Marble Company
Chicago, Milwaukee Paul Railway Company
Clinton Hall Association
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Fall River
Hadley and Luzerne Union Free School District No. 1
Territory of
Arizona
Chatham
Conn
Mutual Life Insurance Company
William
W. N. Coler & Co., Bankers
Toledo, St. Louis & Western Railroad Company
Bethlehem & Nazareth Passenger Railway Company of
Kennedy-Mead Company
Orang
Allentown & Kutz
Syalg
Norfolk & Western
Sayes
Toledo & Ohio Central
Denver & Rio Grande
Rio Grande Western
Panc Am
Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Western Railway Company
Indiana, Decatour & Western Railroad Company
Indiana, Decatur & Western Railroad Company
Bankers Trust Company
Frederic H. Ecker
Thomas W. Lamont
WM. A. Read
Albert H. Wiggin
Geo. K. Johnson
Philadelphia
C. E. Cotting
Boston
F. N. B. Close
Wall Street
Strong & Cadwalader
Wall St
Atlantic Coast Line
Hocking Valley
Aioe Lane
Kanawha & Michigan
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Bowery Savings Bank
Bowery
Morey
Henry A. Schenck
William EB. Knox
Joseph G. Liddple
North River Savings Bank
34Th St. Bet
6Th Aves
Samuel D. Stree
Renee Prederick N. Cheshire
Charles F. Turton
Irving Sstrenos
Chambers St
Oorcmnen
Loos
W. H. B. Totten
Uigh Dime Savings Institution
Broadway
6Th Avenue
Greeley Square
Charles
Spragum
Francis M. Leake
William G. Ross
W. A
Samuel D. Stytes
Frederick N Cheshire
Q& President
R. Ebert
Ss. E. Cor
James Quinlan
Uate
M. Dutcher
Francis M. Bacon, Jr
NEW York Savings Bank
Empire City Savings
Empire City Savings Bank
West 125Th
Isaac A. Hopper
Arthur T. Timpson
Broadway Savings Institution
Park Place
H. F. Hutchinson
L. A. Stuart
Whitehall Street
New Yorks
Pat
Abner & Thomas
Annie E Munn
Adaline M. E. E. Peter
S& Sanders
J. P. Nelsom
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