Trev Penn Sees Value In Small Grange Banks
Charles H. treasurer of the United States spoke at a grange meeting praising small capital banks for rural needs. He cited bank numbers, capital totals, and deposits, arguing these banks educate savers, aid farmers and merchants, and support local enterprise through responsible banking.
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Trev Penn
Charles H
United States
Grange National Bank
The
United
Grange
Setti
National Banks
Jes
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U S Cast Iron Pipe Deficit Reported for Year
United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Co shows income of 174,274 for year ended May 31, a sharp drop from 2,112,051 a year earlier, yielding deficits after preferred and after common dividends. Directors discuss reserve for additional work and a possible legal ruling on using surplus for dividends, with a suit likely to resolve the question.
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Pennines
United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company
Werkife
Poor's Manual 1908 Highlights Railroads and Industry Data
The 41st Poor's Manual edition covers major U S corporations up to June 1 1905 with an enlarged industrial section. It records steam railroad mileage, capital liabilities at year end 1907, asset and liability tables, and 1907 earnings showing increases over 1906. Net earnings rose about 5 percent with higher total gross earnings across reporting railroads.
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United
United States
Jn 66
Cotton brokers Haas Peckham surrender in city inquiry
Moses Haas and Frederick A. Peckham, linked with Theodore E. Price, surrendered to Marshal Henkel on federal indictments in the cotton leak case. Price planned to post bail later, exams set for July 17, Haas held on $5 bail via Martin Ensel, Peckham paroled to his counsel, while a motion to quash the city indictments against Haas and Price proceeds before Judge Lacombe.
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Moses Haas
Frederick A. Peckham
Theodore E. Price
Cotton King
Marshal Henkel
District of Columbia
Price
Haas
Peckham
Shields
Martin Ensel
Lacombe
First Cotton Bale Auctioned Off at New York Exchange
The first bale of the new cotton crop sold at the New York Cotton Exchange auction. A. G. Hagedorn bought the bale for 30 cents a pound and sent it to the Mauretania for onward sale in Liverpool by Ellison & Co. Proceeds from both sales go to charity. Other Texas bales were sold at Galveston and here, with bidders including George H. McFadden & Bro., all for charitable causes.
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New York Cotton Exchange
A. G. Hagedorn
Mauretania
Texas
Alice
Tex
Houston
Falfurrias
Galveston
George H. McFadden & Bro
FISH UNLOADING I. C. HOLDINGS
Wall Street notes that Stuyvesant Fish, once president of the Illinois Central, has sold about ten thousand shares in recent weeks. The trades, done in open market, are blamed for the stock’s slide from 142 to around 129. Fish, long a director, may liquidate remaining holdings to sever ties with the company. He remains a director of Yazoo & Mississippi Valley Railroad, a subsidiary.
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Stuyvesant Fish
Tilinois Central Railroad Company
Wall Street Report
E. H. Harriman
Fish
Illinois Central
Yazoo & Mississippi Valley Raillroad
Bids Open for New York Public Buildings Sites
Washington reports that within the next week the Treasury supervising architect will open bids for fifteen New York public buildings, including a Bronx post office site with $100000 authorized. Other sites include Newark Syracuse Cortland Fulton Hornell Mount Vernon Olean Oneonta Peekskill Penn Yan Salamanca Waterloo Yonkers with various sizes and appropriations.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Supervising Architect of the Treasury
State of
New York
Postoffice
Bronx
Newark
Batavia
Syracuse
Congress
Cortland
Fulton
Hornell
Mount Vernon
Olean
Oneonta
Peekskill
Penn Yan
Salamanca
Waterloo
Yonkers
Reading Mines on Part Time
Reading Coal and Iron Company will operate four days this week, shutting down from Friday to Monday. The order applies to all company districts, including Western Schuylkill County, which had been working full time.
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Reading
Penn
Reading Coal and Iron Company
Schuylkill County
Chicago Traction Receivers Appointed in Chicago
David R. Forgan and John M. Rosch were named receivers for the Chicago Consolidated Traction Company by Judge Grosscup. The Central Trust Company of New York, trustee for Equitable Trust of Chicago, filed the bill in the U S Circuit Court two weeks prior. Forgan handles finances while Roach oversees operations of the lines.
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David R. Forgan
John M. Chicago
Rosch
Chicago Consolidated Traction Company
Grosscup
Central Trust Company of New York
Equitable Trust Company of Chicago
Traction Company
United States Circuit Court
Forgan
Roach
Railroad Earnings Across Networks in Early 1900s
A compilation shows earnings data for railroads including Buffalo Rochester Pittsburg Wabash Lehigh Valley and others. Figures cover periods in June and July with gross and net earnings, expenses and taxes, and 11 month totals. Data rows list miles traveled, monthly yields, and yearly summaries for multiple lines.
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Buffalo
Rochester & Pittsburg
Wabash
Alabama Great Southern
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Texas Pacific
Lehigh Valley
Aurora
Elgin
Chicago
Chang Groes
Aery
Inc
United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry full year report
The United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company issued its full report for the year ended May 21, 198 The income account compares as follows: the year shows profits with $12,000 preferred stock and earnings per cent. The document details profits and earnings distribution for the period, noting preferred stock figures and overall income changes.
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United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company
Westinghouse Plan Aims to Rebuild Company Finances
Readjustment committee backs merchandise creditors plan for Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company. About $10,000,000 in new stock subscribed, with roughly $1,000,000 still unsubscribed. No syndicate planned to cover the remainder. A final action will be taken tomorrow, with a short extension possible to secure subscriptions. A strong board and Westinghouse’s top manager will guide the reorganization. Pittsburg banks hope for stock recovery to stabilize loans.
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Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Mee Agaétormea
Security Investment Company
Westinghouse Company
George Westinghouse
Pittsburg
Westinghouse
German government bond quotes in scattered OCR text
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Charles D. Barney & Co
Broad Street
New York
South 4Th Street
Philadelphia
Red
Am Cement
Val RR
Am Ry Co
Marsden
Cambria Stec
Phila Co
Elec St Bat Co
Fenn R R Co
Elec Co
Penn Steel Co
Irmount Trac
Phila Elec
Phila Rap
Ins Co
Lake Sup Corp
Union Traction
Tn Gas Imp Co
Feo Pass Ry
Jackson Gas Ns
Kan City G
Lafay Gas
L & WC
Do Con
Mad
Bingham G
Mutual
Buffalo Gas
WY & PR
Cen UN
Ohio & Ind
Pg&c
Paterson & P G
Denver Gas
Syra Lt & P
Brooklyn
NY & ER
Cologne
Pavarian
Munich
Hessian
Augeburg
Saxony
London market summary of wheat and meat prices at Liverpool
June 2 Liverpool reports quiet wheat trading with No 2 red Western winter at 76 to 1, California futures around 7s 8d, and July 7s 1od. Corn shows firm tones for new American Kiln dried and old American mixed at around 6s, with futures quiet. Peas Canadian steady at 7s Wd. flour dull at 28s 6d. Beef, pork, hams, bacon, shoulders, lard, cheese, tallow, turpentine, rosin, and linseed oil prices listed with firm to steady notes across items.
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Liverpool
California
London
Erie Railroad Company to Buy Bond Coupons at Par
June 11 1908 notice to holders of Prior Lien and General Lien bonds that due to a protracted business downturn the Erie Railroad will purchase coupons due July 1 1908 at par in cash and deposit under the collateral indenture to secure Six Per Cent Collateral Gold Notes. J P Morgan & Co authorized to handle the purchase.
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Erie Railroad Company
United States
Erie Railroad
Messrs
J.P. Morgan & Co
Wall Street
New York
Erif Railroad Company
F. D. Underwood
Bonds Extended and Notices From Major Rail Interests
Erie Railroad and J P Morgan alert holders to extend the Buffalo and Southwestern Mortgage Bonds to 1918 with 5 percent interest in gold. Deposits by June 30 1998 enable extension with $25 per bond paid. bonds not extended may be bought at par. Also Denver Tramway six percent bonds due July 1 1908 will be paid on surrender at Mercantile Trust No. 120 Broadway New York.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Richmond
Virginia
Central Trust Company of New York
Wall Street
New York
Decatur Axtell
Ghesapeake & Ohio Railway
Ae Morgan & Co
Metropolitan Elevated Railway Company
Manhattan Railway Company
Central Trust Company of
New York City
Manhattan Consolidated
Mesara
Redmond & Company
Nggs
Pine Street
Manhattan
Metropolitan
D. W. McWilliams
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Cominy
A. Schrader
Office of
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Company
Liberty Street
A. Schradher
NEW York Savings Bank
N. W. Cor
14Th St
Sth Avenue
William Fellinger
James L. Wandling
Archibald M. Pentz
Erie Railroad Company
Messrs. J. P. Morgan & Co
Buffalo & Southwestern Railroad Company
Buffalo & Southwestern
Erie Railroad
United States
Messrs
J. P. Morgan & Co
B. F. D. Underwood
J. PF. Morgan & CO
Denver Tramway Company
Mercantile Trust Company
Broadway
City of
Denver City Tramway Company
W. G. Evans
Ramsay
Chas A. Whitney
Ss. E. Cor
6Th Ave
6Th St
Sermeh’s Bank For Savings
Savings Bank
Daniel Barnes
Georg M. Halsey
American Telephone
Telegraph Company
Boston
Manhattan Trust Company
National Bank of Commerce
Sears Building
WM. R. Driver
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
W Street
R. Driver
American Telectone and Telegraph declares stockholder record date
The American Telectone and Telegraph announces a stock dividend of two dollars per share to be paid to stockholders of record at the close of business Tuesday, June 30, 1908, with payment on Wednesday, July 1, 1908. Treasurer Wal. Driver signs the notice.
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Fourth National Bank
City OF
New York
Proximo
Charles H. Patterson
New York, Ontario & Western Railway Company
International Paper Company
E. W. Hyde
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis Ry. Co
Grand Central Station
N. C
Messrs. J. P. Morgan & Co
Charles F. Cox
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Board of
W. M. Bennet
American Telectone and Telegraph Company
Wal. BR
Atchison, Topeka and Santa FE Railway Company
Board of Directors
H. W. Gardiner
Nassau Street
New York City
NEW York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
NEW York and Harlem Railroad Company
New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company
Edward L. Rossiter
American Car & Foundry Company
Capital
C. of Business
Guaranty Trust Company of
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Poor's Manual
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Fish Unloading I. C. Holdings
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Reading Mines
Chicago Traction Receivers
U. Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry
Westinghouse Plan
Foreign Government
the Trust Company OF America
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Abraham Whitfushe
Union Pacific KR
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Avoctionner
Millen & Son
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Chambers St
Board of Trustees
Thomas M. Mulry
John J. Pulleyn
Manhattan Savings Institution
Joseph Bird
Frank G. Stiles
Constant M. Bird
Ass’t
Bowery Savings Bank
Bowery
Henry A. Schenck
William FE. Knox
Joseph G. Liddle
Yellowstone
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Rockies
Europe
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Canada
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34Th St. Bet
Samuel D. Styles
Frederick N. Cheshire
Charles F. Turton
East River Savings Bank
James Quinlan
Charles M. Dutcher
Treas
J. Hampden Robb
Francis M. Bacon, Jr
Union Dime Savings Institution
Sixth Avenue
Greeley Square
Charles F. Sprague
Francis M. Leake
William G. Ross
R. D. Rickard
Garfield National Bank
Buffalo & Susquehanna R. R
Mtge
Gulf & Ship Island R. R
Keystone Telephone Co. of
Phila
Kansas City Viaduct & Term. Ry
St. Louis, Rocky Mountain & Pacific Co
Fisk & Robinson
Cedar Street
SS. Delano
WM. M Hager
Americas Car & Fousury
COM. Capital
B& S& Delano
WM. M. Hager
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Newburgh
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Palace
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Desbrossem
Mary Flowell
Desbrossen
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Whem
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Sanday
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Montreal and Lakes
White Mountains
Nova Scotia
Old South Country
Saguenay River
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Yellowstone Park
T. H. Hendrickson
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Hudson River
Glen
RED Bank
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Red Poe
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Berlitz School OF Languages
Madison Square
Harlem
Lenox Ave
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Starkey Seminary
Seneca Lake
Watkina Sape
Sak Jeges
Arm Music
M. Summerbell
Presa
Lakemont
Taconic School For
Berkshire Hills
Gtmm
Lilas Dixon
Wellesley
Bryn Mawr
Bertha Bailey
Wallaster
Lakeville
RYE Seminary
Re Frances Ae
Lake St. White Plains
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M. J. Young
Fultonton Square
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William
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Margaret Whitman
Georges Harrington
Julia Melvers
Arthur England
Robert Engl
George England
Margaret Bennett
Blanche McMahon
Dorothy McMahon
Marie Hubert Howard
Charles McMahon
Charles Charlotte F. Somya
Mary Ellenne Wiliam McMahon
Mabel BD. Bloodgood
Johnee
Arene Williams
Mary Crawford
Edward Williams
Williams
William Williams
James Morrow
New York Finance Company
Mary E. Morrow
William McMahon
County of
Leguteca
John Mulligan
Seligmanheimer
S&s
Abner C. Thomas
Lori
Daniel J. Dowdney
Olers
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Etherhorm & Link
Attorneys For Trustees
N. Y
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Treasury Eparteah
Washington, D. C
United States of Land
Brons
Secrepart of the Treasury
Supervising Architect
Mack
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