Prince Poniatowski Returns to France Amid Bond Negotiations
Peter Poniatowski, chairman of the Banque Privee Pada, returns to France as discussions proceed on readjusting the Frisco bonds. French bankers negotiated to take securities at market price, with earnings rising and no expected loss to bondholders. He notes joint efforts by financiers and property executives to protect value, aiming for a September resolution.
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Ante
Banque Privee Pada
France
Ding Louis
San Francisco
Re Hioils
Mass Vanacement
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Stgef
Boa Georesty
Rarmony Siput
Fea
Fex
New York
Paris
Iafaiis
Ser York
Atte
Prisco Receiver- Sp
Prince Poniatowsx
Curb Echoes Highlight Mining Finances and Cobalt Output
Denver broker plans curb market formation and rules for the city. Chambers Ferland Mining Co reports annual ore sales after charges. miscellaneous income and ground rents totaling 5 230. Forward carried figures show a grand total of 6 7835. Expenditures on ore processing leave a balance carried forward around 4 000 more than last year. Cobalt Townsite Mine produced 42 000 feet? and 2 60 ounces since June. Casey Cobalt for America ends June 14 with 20 060 and 3 4 ounces since June, vs 40 49 for May two weeks.
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Chambers-Ferland Mining Comfey
Fbf
Mveric
Bond dots and bids for Ohio and Indiana school and water bonds
Bi Holmes, clerk in Springfield Ohio and Marysville Ohio, announce bond proposals and bid closings on various school and municipal bonds. Bidders include Campbell and Co of MacPolin, R Day Co of Tecently, and Cummings of Toledo. Dates range from June 3 1913 to July 2 1915 with bond amounts around 15000 men.
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Bi. Holmes
Board of N of
Springfield
Springfield City
Clark County
Ohio
BM. Campbell
Beb Cawaras
Board of of
Marysville
Maryeville
Union County
Aewer
18S & Cummings
Toledo
Seem
Joitcesier
Wiliams County
Urman Steel Prices Down Amid Large Reductions
Prices for steel materials were cut by 125 dollars per ton as mills slash costs. The German banking scene shows a weekly Bank of Germany report with cash on hand down and deposits up, amid a broader shift in financial indicators.
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Bank OF Germany
Perial Bank of Germany
Big Board Drops Bars End Inter-Exchange Trade Ban
The New York Stock Exchange governing committee rescinds a May 9 1% exchange barrier against Consolidated Exchange members. Albany passed a law forbidding discrimination between exchanges. Governor Sulzer signed the bill on May 12 ending a long dispute sparked by the so called bogcatt resolution.
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New York Stock Exchange
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Big Board
Albany
Sulzer
Consolidated Exchange
Ite
Public Utility Notes Show Interurban Growth and Mergers
The Easton Consolidated Electric takeover by Lehigh Valley Transit expands the system to 940 miles of track and 45 cities, highlighting rapid growth in eastern Pennsylvania. California Telephone and Light gains authorization to buy Cloverdale Light and Power for cash and stock, plus bonds to fund debts and upgrades. Washington Baltimore and Annapolis reports five months ending May 21 1913 with improved gross and net income despite higher operating costs due to Annapolis division works.
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Easton Consolidated Electric Company
Lehigh Valley Transit” Company
Altentown
Lehigh Valley
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
California Telephone and Light Co
California Telephone and Light Company
Raltron Commission
Cloverdale Light and Power Company
Cloverdale
Sonoma
Mendocino
Lake
Napa
California Company
Cloverdale Company
Washington, Baltimore & Annapolis
Washington, Baltimore & Annapolis Railroad Company
Bross
Annapolis
Bal- Amore
Great Wesero Power Company
Teax
Canton Electric Company
Finance notes and rail relief urged amid monetary strains
Brief notes on finance discuss how higher money costs slow some sectors yet help banks through demand for funds and reduced dividend payouts. An editorial warns railroads need relief or risk collapse, urging policy changes to avoid a breakdown of the system. Government savings banks in New South Wales post strong growth, with deposits rising and branches expanding under commissions.
Pittsburgh Nail and Supply in Bankruptcy Proceeding
The Pittsburgh Nail and Supply Company at 949 Broadway, led by late president George A. Eneil, was placed in bankruptcy by National City Bank for $2,029. Ramusl D. Mi more and Cortlandt Hews were appointed receivers with a $8,000 bond. The filing lists substantial debts and assets, including residences and factory equipment, with various creditors named and a complex estate involved.
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Pittsburgh Nail and Supply Company
Broadway
George A. Eneil
St. Laake Hospital
National City Bank
Ramusl D. Mimore and Cortlandt
Kenai Natt and Supply Company
Tyel
Amore Company
George He
Rane
Wboe Ieee
Sutton & Wantactuters
Lenard Street
Niel Pethe
Sinaieting of
Accounta
Wecession Knitting
MUR
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Cuenardett
Uhartly
Wewured
Tela & Laken Kenitring Cintas Bane
Sophie Sutton
Carlin Empire Manufacturing Company
Medicaient
Hyman Goldstein
Empire Manufacturing
O West
I. Mapa
AU Ohinchyld
Ewan Adl Golden
Judes Hund
Truinted Mason
Trowbri
Imi
Vonglalig
Stack
Alo
Rockwell. Furnace Company
Cortianat
Chicago
Panien
Mike
Wateriaig
Yale
Henry
Seriat
New Benetes
Edward Papers
Atlasar and Manufacturing Company
Suark & Porstoy
Ratinowita &Tauser
Ahi
Phenix
SAAN
Larkin
Saren & Larkin
Rel
Dstthess
Tell Gn
Nim tiaiNes
JW Laraip Nial
Torent
Laren TY Hat Company
Novela Blo
Excalsion
Mets
Bia
H Tailoning Company
H Tailoning Company. Judge Hasd Sponintet
Central Frost Company
Wall Street Dividends and Rail Revenue News
Dividends are declared by numerous firms including Associated Gas and Electric, Canadian Golf Field Syndicate, International Paper, United States Steel, and Delaware, Lackawanna & Western. May revenue reports show mixed gains and declines across railroads such as Atchison Topeka Santa Fe, Union Pacific, Chicago & North Western, Lehigh Valley, and others, with total earnings and net income varying by company. The New York Stock Exchange governing committee proposes suspension of business on Saturday July 5.
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Associated Gas and Blestele Company
Aus Ferly
Venant Jane
Battery Fark National Bank
Canatan Golf Field Syndicate
Ya Dieting Company of America
Hirick
Unites Pry Conde Co
Hartery Park Sational Hank
Delaware
Lackawanna & Western Coat Co
Waite
Public Service Co
Northern
Ilinois
Moniteat Telegraph Co
American Seeding Machine Oa. Teruine
Dune ‘Mecall Corporation
Regiar
Fest
Sonumen
Payaie Augwet
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe*Railway Company
Te Union Paette Railroad Company
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
HBO
Klbert
Gary
Unit States Steel Corporation
Europe
Tudge Gacy
Imperator
United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company
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ettieh-Am Tobacco
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Paroos
Aliminek
Florence
Mohawk
Giroux
Gremne
van Valleyaly & Ariza
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Ada Miller
Osboway
Oweal
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Pond Creek
ED Bie
Quine Stewart
Ranieray
Tonopah
Hanes Iy
Trinity Cs
Wel Bros. & Wo
Ateeet
New York
Jane
Inglane
Utah
Apex
Lavke
Winoni
Ask
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Trethewey
Kerr
Percy Gold
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Fairview Arte
Rennes
Sphing
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Mr Mining
Manhattan
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Mastaw
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Marianne Cay & Sun
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Estate
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Mahoning & Faenange Railway
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CaMorine Gan
Electric Co
Cond
Morgue
Pat & Ram
Light and Raetion Company
Dayton
Us ‘Company
Us Pitts
Mente
Menlo i Load Company
Tate
Erle
Aetna Insurance Compas
Hartford
Tena & Sara Ie
Bane rWaed
T&g
Spencer Trask & Company
Certi Ats
Cn Rome Eo
Franklin
Teit & Wn
Tao Inn Corporation
GR Rsac
Harnae
Ino
Sharon
Hereford
M Well Motor Company
Maxwell Motor Company
Germany hoarding gold amid heavy imports predicted
June report from the Imperial Bank of Germany indicates further large gold imports are likely. The bank notes advances to bankers for imported gold under miscellaneous assets, with the gold stock already at a record $278,700,000.
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Perlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
S.u0
Stocks in Other Cities Rise on Chicago Railways Notes
Chicago June 5 led by Chicago Railways participation certificates local securities were strong and higher. Railways Series 1 rose to par after reports of a large dividend boosting demand. Series 2 and 3 gained about one point. Booth Fisheries preferred traded 77 ex-dividend 1, American Can gained a point. Smaller advances seen in Sears Roebuck common People's Gas and Union Carbide.
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Chicago
Chicago Railways
Booth Fisheries Preferred
American Can
Sears+Roebuck common
People’s Gas and Union Carbide
New York curb dull as outside securities hold gains
Market tone steady with scattered firmness in Star Oil subsidiaries and Anglo American Oil. Copper shares speak modestly, Nevada group active yet irregular. Northstar, Jim Butler, West End and other miners show varied moves amid thin volume and mixed demand.
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Star Oil
South Penn Oi
American Tobacco
United Cigar Stores of America
Anglo-American Oi
Nevada
Northstar
Jim Butler
Te Tohopah
Tse
Sie
West End
Montana
Mizpah
Rula
T7ige
Iée
Midway
Dive
Goldfeld Consolidated
Atlanta
Albany railroad seeks 2.015 million bonds approval
The Boston and Albany Railroad Company seeks the Public Service Commission authorization to issue 2 015 million in twenty five year 4 per cent improvement bonds as part of a planned capital program.
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Albany
Une
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Public Service Commission
Bowery Savings Bank announces semi annual dividend
The Bowery Savings Bank in New York declares a semi annual dividend at the rate of one and one half percent per year. Dividends apply to deposits of five dollars and up to two thousand dollars made by July 1. Payouts commence July 2 1918 with interest from July 1 1918 for deposits before July 10. Signed by Henry A Schenck president William Knox comptroller Joseph G Liddle secretary.
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Bowery Savings Bank
Bowert
New York
Imrey
Mons
Henry A. Schenck
William Knox
Josepit G. Liddle
Mier
Jonathan B. Currey
E.sherer
RD Andrews
Amit Loe Y Irving Savings Institution
Chambers St
Trusveau
H. K. Tener
George
Dunning
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Weally” Cooper
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Te Whubert
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