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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Lfe
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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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Baring Bros. & Co
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Adrian H. Muller & Son
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NEW York Central System
Cotton Congress
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R. L. Day & Co
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Do Pre Ais
US Smelters Co
Arcadian
Pneumatic TS Ae Vrs Ou
Mass Ga
Atlantic
Bingham
United Frult
St & Tr
Jackson Gas Ss
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Iron Trade Review
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White Mountains
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Madison Square
Lenox Ave
120Th St
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Asbury Park
RYE Seminary
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Stowe
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Lake St
Starkey Seminary
Lake
Watkins
M. Summerbell
Pres
Lakemont
American and Foreign Teachers” Agency
M J Young-Fulton
Union Square
Jeffersonville
Ind
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George Ruhlen
U. S&s. Army
Q. M
Neece
Department OF Agriculture
Washington, D. DC
Secretary of Agriculture
James Wilson
C. M & St P. Common
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