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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1908

Page

14

Union Pacific to Issue Bonds at Special Meeting

The Union Pacific Railroad announces a special meeting to decide on issuing bonds as part of financing for expansion. Banks Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Baring Brothers with Rothschilds cited in connection with the deal, with anticipated bond placement in Europe and a potential maximum total of 25 million dollars.

Securities at Auction Reach Record Totals at Exchange Sale

At the Exchange Salesroom Adrian H Muller and Son sold securities by order of the Executors of the Estate of Mary Wreht Deceased. The list includes Baltimore and Ohio Railroad first mortgage bonds Lehigh and New York Railroad gold bonds Toledo and Western Valley & Ohio Railroad notes and other assets. Notable items include Metropolitan Street Railway Company bonds and United States Rubber Company stock plus a portfolio of railroad bonds and bank securities. The sale covered bonds due various dates with coupons in January March and September and included specific estates and corporate holdings.

Mary Wreht Baltimore & Onto Railroad Company Southwestern Lehigh & New York Railroad Toledo Wethond Ling Valley & Ohie Railroad Watest Fatimah Company Central Hudson Steamboat Company Comenom Sostares Broad Exchange Company Tehares Larchmont National Bank Censres Westchester and Bronx Title and Moreage Guarantees Company Sheers Astor Trust Company Beh BM Mexico Skee Estates Mechanics’ National Bank American Cotton Shaws United New Jersey Railroad & Canal Company Co Eeparers-Ee American Locomotive Company Pre- Terre Cone Bode Ae Deneres United States Rubber Company Ecres Federal Mining and Smelting Company General Electric Company New York, New Haven & Hartford Railiesé Company Sghare Corn Exchange Bank Eas Tes Tabare Ssbaeres United States Mortgage and Trusteheres Carnegie Trust Destehee Steven Cart Carnegie Trust Company Marmir Wyckoff Cherch & Partridge Broastwa Y New York Star Watch Capital Church & Part

Delaware & Hudson seeks huge bond issue and merger approval

Albany June 3 The Delaware and Hudson Company asked the Public Service Commission for permission to issue 50 million in bonds secured by a first mortgage be remitted by 1983 at not more than 4 percent interest and 20 million more immediately plus 6.5 million to pay existing mortgages while 25.5 million would be reserved for later. The company also seeks approval for a merger with Cherry Valley Sharon and Albany Railroad. Hearings set for Monday at 2 p m. The firm reported December 31 assets of 101,986 88 and liabilities of 91,478 354 including capital stock 342,490 900 and bonds outstanding 52,077 00. The 50 million bond issue was authorized May 12.

Albany Delaware & Hudson Company Public Service Commission New York Commission Cherry Valley Cobleskill Schoharie County Delaware & Hudson Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburg Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo Chicago & Alton Leake Plaid Ein Pol Aoe Alb & Susy Green Hart & Conn W Alb & Vermont Allegh & West Joliet & Chic Yazoo Mississippi Valley Am Tel & Cable LSNRR A&c A la & Mo Little Miamis Avon G & Mt M Lowell Beech Creek A Mahon Coast Berkshire S&ff & Albany Morris & Essex Bost & Lowel Nash & Decatur Bost & Prov Nashua & Low Harlem Yl& W Brooklyn Itr Cam& Bar Ninth Ave Rio Grande Pn&er North Penneee Chat'chee & G. mm Northwest Tel Leach & E Iil Ctfs Not & War Pf Ogden Chris & 10Th St Old Colony Cleve & Pitts Oswego & Syra Col & Xenia Pac Com Union Pat & Hud Oncord & Mon Pat & Ramapo Cone & Ports Peoria & BV Cc & Pass Pf Phil & Trenton Conn River del & Bd Brk del Hills Gs — Pitts Wec Cha East Penn Railroad Dept Thee East Mahanoy Pitts Elm & Wilbram Renns & Sara A Tralirnad Dept Roch & Gen Erie & Kalam Erie & Pitts Second Avenue Fitchburg Sixth Avenue Inc Frw&Jpf South & At St & G Southwest R R Bss Esawee Franklin St. Mirr Stk Trica Clin & Bco Utica & Elk Goshen Utica C & S Grand River Coal Dept As Inc New York Central Hudson River Lake Shore Michigan Southern Lake Erie & Western Anensah Chicago Indiana & Southern Chicago & &T. Louis Michigan Central Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago & ST. Louis Padoria Eastern Cross Cincinati Northern Cross San Francisco Pittsblrg Lake Erie Hale & Norcross Sa Alta Kentucky Eapenses Andes Belcher T& Belcher Ophir Rutland Bullion Overman Grose Crown Point Utah

Notes of the Mines and Butte Coalitions Operations

Butte Coalition ships a smaller tonnage with higher ore grade and aims to maintain this mark through year end or until Minnie Healy mining resumes via the tramway shaft likely early next year. They hoist about 10 tons daily with high copper content. 10 to 12 percent of ore is first class averaging high copper percentage. The Parrot Company held its annual meeting with re-election of the old board and no further business. secrecy prevailed regarding operations. Parrot plans to resume mining in the Nipper mine at the 1,000 and 1,206 foot levels where ore is good. Butte Coalition owns 31 36ths of the Nip per claim. Orphan Copper Company directors elected Melville D. Chapman president, Charles M. Clark vice-president, Walter ID. Dunlap secretary and treasurer. A two mile road to the new shaft site is under construction with fourteen tons of supplies shipped. machinery for the 1,000 foot shaft is being placed.

Butte Coalition Minnie Healy Etween Parrot Company Parrot The Orphan Copper Company Melville D. Chapman Charles M. Clark Walter ID. Dunlap Syracuse United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company Cleveland New York City

Cotton Congress adjourns in Paris to meet in Italy in 1908

The International Cotton Congress finished in Paris and adjourned to meet in Milan or Rome in 1908. It adopted resolutions urging curtailment of production during distress, expansion of colonial cotton, shifting to net weight purchasing, and mutual mill insurance in Europe. It also studied reserves against speculation and annual cotton statistics to warn about overproduction.

Paris International Cotton Congress Italy Milan Rome Cotton Contract Commission Europe Mutual Mill Insurance America Permanent Committee Congress

Released Rates Ruling Defines Carrier Liability Rules

Washington on June 3 Interstate Commerce Commission issues guidance on released rates. The decision clarifies when shipper risk clauses are valid and how agreed valuations affect liability. It rejects arbitrary value limits and warns against misleading tariffs and extra charges for nonlimited liability property.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Lane

No Finished Steel Cut Yet Widely Implemented

Steel men stated there will be no general cut in finished steel products after the cut in bars and small shapes. They urged unity in price policy, cited absence of meetings on other commodities, and asserted ongoing harmony in the steel trade. Projections highlighted potential readjustments across collateral lines and expectations of further price changes in related products.

Steel Corporation Seaboard Pittsburg

Old Ferryboat Southfield Opens at Bellevue Hospital

The old ferryboat Southfield, once part of the Staten Island line and newly acquired by Bellevue Hospital, was placed in commission yesterday for patient use in early stages of consumption. It has been refitted and will be supervised by Dr James Alexander Miller, head of the tuberculosis clinic at Bellevue Hospital.

Southfield Staten Island Bellevue Hospital James Alexander Miller

Chicago grain and provisions barely steady as rains offset depressions

In Chicago on June 3 weak cables offset Southwest rains keeping the wheat market barely steady. July futures for wheat fluctuated from 9 1/2 to 13 1/2 cents, closing around 13 3/16 cents. Corn strengthened on wet belt demand and planting delays, closing near 69 1/2 cents. Oats rose about a half cent, and provisions edged up into the session with July pork at 6 3/4 dollars, lard higher, and ribs up 24 cents.

Chicago Southwest Imac Liverpool Texas Oklahoma Minneapolis Duluth

New York Livestock Market Report June 3 1908

Receipts totaled 112 cars of beeves about 2 000 head with direct to market and Jersey City sales. Steers active and steady. bulls and cows in demand. common stock weaker. Prices: native steers $5.40 to $6.90 per 100 lb. bulls $3.25 to $4.75. cows $4.14 to $4.75. dressed beef steady. Several firms and buyers with numerous lots listed by weight and bidder. Calves receipts 5 192 head with market activity noted. A Celtic liner to Liverpool to take 4,000 quarters of beef tomorrow balanced between Swift and Morris Beef.

Dressed & Son J. G. Curtis Jelliffe, Wright & Co Andrew Mullen J. P. Nelson W. R. Hume George & L. &. Dilienback H. H._ Hollis S. Judd & Co McPherson & Co Tobin & Shannon Shippers’ Commission Co Newton & Co Virginia Veals Jersey City Virginia Kentucky Maryland Kerns Commission Company Shippers’ Commission Company St. Newton & Co S Judd & Co Shannon Ohio New York State Penn Nia Hess New York Beeves Arriva Liverpool London Celtic Swift Morris Saies—McPherson & Co S. Sanders Pennsylvania J. G. Curtis & Son John Ducey I. P. Neiston L. Hume Jelliffe J. G Curtis & Son McCabe Telegraph Chicago East Buffalo Kansas City Texas Pittsburg

Cattle and hog markets across cities show mixed results

Across Chicago East Buffalo Kansas City Pittsburg Cincinnati and more, cattle receipts near 10 000 to 4 000 head with varied prices from 5 50 to 7 25 for steers and 4 60 to 5 60 for hogs. Sheep and lambs largely steady or slightly weaker with mixed demand and prices.

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Dredging Proposal Call Fort Trumbull Wharf

The Office of the Constructing Quartermaster in New London invites sealed proposals for dredging around the Fort Trumbull wharf to a minimum depth. Proposals are due by 11:30 AM on July 15, 1906, and will be opened publicly. Envelopes should be marked Dredging and sent to R M Schoft or the designated official.

FFICE U. S. Army Whitehall Street New York City N.Y War Department Washington A. L. Smith U. & Army West Point N. Y United States AR Department Constructing Quartermaster New London

Notice to heirs and creditors in estate of Margaretta Warren

The Surrogate Court of New York County orders all persons interested in the estate of Margaretta Warren to appear on May 20 1908 at the Surrogates Court to attend a judicial settlement of the will of B Warren deceased. Creditors legatees and next of kin must appear or be represented by guardians if under twenty one. Signed by Surrogate Abner C Thomas and clerk Daniel J Dowdney.

Mahon William People OF State of New York Grace of God Free Independent Mary McMahon Margaret Whitman George Harringtom Julia Melvers Arthur England Robert England George England Margaret Blanche McMahon Dorothy McMahon Marie MeHubert Howard Charles McMahon Charles Charlotte F. Somya Mary Ellen Cummings William McMahon Mate E. Bloodgeed John Morrow Williams Mary Crawford Edward Williams Samuel Williams William Williams James Morrow New York Finance Company Mary E Morrow Wiliam McMahon County of New York County of Hall of Records Joan Mulligan Seligman Mannheimer Abner C State OF Mary L. Xy L. Seron Zthei B. Norrie Helen C. de Eva de Neufize Rita Barbey Pierre Barbey Henry G. Barbey Wiliam Barbey Emilie Patio Je de Roulet Helene de Bude Henry Freymond Gordon Smith American Episcopal Church Helen de Morsier Victor Bourgeois Rue Pasteur Maude le de Morsier William Freeth Eugene Martin St. Luke's Hospital Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society of the Protestant Episcopal Church Society of the New York Hospital American Libre Society Home For Incurables St. Luke's Home Louisa Leroy Edmond Fatio Albert de Roulet Editha V Kate Beeckman Loriliare Mary Seton Helen Seton Henry Seton Marie M de Jeanne G. de Neuffize Alix de Pourtales Irene de Pourtales Jacquelin de Pourtales Lanfear B. Norrie Emily R. Norrie Valerie Norrie Pierre L. Barber Henry I. Barber Adrian Iselin, Jr A. Lantear Norrie Henry G. Barber York L.S Charles H. Beckett Daniel J. Dowdney Couch J. Perkman Crosby Warren Fannie Warren Mary Warren John Warren Matilda Muzzy Harriet Stevens Nellie Crosby Leffel Homer Hine Thomas Hine Bertha Moulthrop Emma Somers Elizabeth Sanford Ellen Ogg Mary Wilson Flack Henry Moulthrop Saran Augue Emily Augur Mary R. S. Gilbert Maria Barnes Ellen Phelps Clara Tuttle Howard Ives Myra T L. Matthews Bridget Cross Emily May Hine Eliza Wilkins Lily Warren Elizabeth T. Watson Margaretta W. Crosby Thomas D. Croffut Charles T.croffut Frederick B. Croffut W. Croffut Lewis New Haven City Burial Ground Brooklyn Trust Company Caroline Louise Drew Frederick M. Drew John W. Drew Charlies Morris Charles W Morris Edward E. Morris Charles W. Hine Margaretta Warren City of New York Nathan H. Tuttle B. Warren Ilness Daniel J Dowdney Sur-osates Lawton Street New Rochelle Ana Pod Davidson Davidsom Sye God Madame Charlotte Bergeret Marie Pastorians Jean Berret Louise Veilier Weller Danii Veiller Weiler Simon Veilier Weilier Leon Weiller Weillier Alice Weiller Sweeney Albert Weiller Weiller Henriette Weiller Augustine Babette Mughton Daniel Wei Leonie Anna Bergeret Marcel Rene Morie Bergeret Mathilde Henriette Amelie Bergeret Alice Charlotte Bergeret Marthe Esther Bergeret Robert Georges Bergeret Henri Baron Bergeret Yvonne Marie Dorothy Mer Mildred Weiller Ruth Siegbert Renee Levi Richard Metzger Ruth Metzger City of Daniel Weiller Salt County of Charlies H. Beckett James, Schell Elkus Broadway Abner C Thomas Matilda A. Elder, Tate Duer, Strong & Whitehead Wall Street Borough of Mahattan Annie E. Munn Adaline M& E. Peters Duer Strong & Whitehead Borough of Mankam

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