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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
5
The Commerce Commission sues in the UY ED estate seeking an amended decision. Details remain sparse in the fragment, but the action targets a ruling affecting the estate's commerce affairs and potential regulatory impact.
The Interstate Commerce Commission voted to investigate freight rate changes by railroads, citing insufficient authority to set minimum rates and noting potential impacts on revenues. Officials expect formal proceedings next autumn, with data guiding policy on future rate adjustments across affected routes and carriers.
Proposals invited by city and county treasurers for various bond issues including $22 506 in bonds dated January 1 2013 with accrued interest paid by the purchaser and bids from S N Brown of Anderson for 65 000 on school district bonds and gravel road bonds. notices mention multiple counties and dates for bond sale and election plans and gold coupon bonds of 1 000 denomination with assorted terms.
Public utility notes report filings with the California Railroad Commission show Ora Electric Corporation and Ora Development Company seeking permission to issue six percent first mortgage bonds totaling 1 million dollars. Proceeds to refinance debt and fund hydroelectric construction, with 60 percent cost coverage upon new work.
Brief notes on St. Petersburg's transportation shortcomings with 2.9 million inhabitants, limited central facilities, and high carriage costs. Mentions a 16 percent yield bond issue from the Minneapolis & St. Louis and other railway notes, banker activity in trust certificates, and a reorganization plan for the Detroit Toledo & Ironton Railway with extended participation for bondholders.
The New York curb market was partly active with Anglo American 681 leading gains on an extensive buy, rising then pausing after a 10 percent cash dividend and 46 percent stock dividend were announced. Heavy buyers included a well known stock exchange firm inside account purchases. Copper and Nevada mining stocks showed modest strength, with several names fluctuating and some firms finishing firm or near unchanged.
In a volatile session on the Consolidated Block Exchange Maine investors watched prices swing as opening losses gave way to limited gains in select issues. Union Pacific traded actively around 6% as traders weighed merger prospects and banking reforms.
Joseph H. Dowe is elected treasurer succeeding Charles F. Murphy Jr. The report notes Copper Market activity with prices for copper, tin, and zinc across multiple exchanges. Steel and iron futures and Western foundry materials show varied quotes while Tron-Cleveland warrants and Tron lines indicate minor movements in related metals markets.
At the annual meeting held in Laas Venterday a dividend of 10 percent was declared payable July 1. Directors propose increasing capital from £10010 to £2,000,000 via reserve distribution of £3,000,100 in 100008 shares of 1d par value. This implies a stock dividend of 1 percent. The proposal will be voted at a special meeting in August. New York directors of National Railways of Texeton forwarded a resolution to EN. Brown asking him to reconsider his resignation as president. Similar action was taken by the Mexican board on Wednesday.
Chicago stocks saw modest gains led by Chicago Railway Company with Series 2 leading trade. Illinois Brick National Carton and National Biscuit rose. American and Swift shares edged higher. Baltimore markets listed diverse issues with small upticks and steady demand across utilities and coal plays, reflecting cautious investor sentiment.
Petition against William C Beutel & Co a wholesale beer and beverage firm at No 418 East flat street lists creditors Frank J Funda $28 William Baror Hud and Peter tattle $300 The firm once led by William Beutel was incorporated Jan 25 2013 with $25000 capital stock Me Beutel as president Judge Hand named Appleton C Clark receiver bond 10.40 The shareholding list cites Emil G Hupprecht treasurer and Lao Kanders secretary plus others and totals show debts around 30000 with various asset and liability figures.
The Daly-Judge Mining Company announces a regular quarterly dividend of 15 cents per share payable July 1, and projects a total payout of $9,000 for the year to date with a dividend record of $40,010. The Toropah-Belmont reports a 249 ton month increase and $18,251 net profit, while 15 tons milled yielded $281,778 in gold. The Christmas Gold Mints suit against Golden Cycle Mining seeks $4.6 million over a claimed stolen lode in Cripple Creek. In Oroville, Lakeview and Gold Dust developments in Hedley district British Columbia are promising, with Lakeview poised to resume shipments and about 1,000 tons of ore on dump at 8 to 535 per ton awaiting processing. Jacob L. Greateinger is in Oroville linked to Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Mesaba Mines, with Frank Sweeny and Guggenhelma interests active in Gold Dust.
The London buyer purchased between 13 09 and 2 00 shares mostly of Union Paddle. Dividends declared include HB Clatin Co regular 118 percent on common payable July 1 to record American Shipbuilding Co TA percent on preferred payable July for July 1. various fully described July pay dates follow for many companies. Additional notes mention Chesapeake & Ohio notes maturing 1914 and actions on Wiretess Carolina Chemical Company common stock. National City Bank and Kuhn Loeb & Co hold notes. Bterk Exchange member Willam Robinson assigned to Orme Wilson. 100 Consol Mated Gas Company collateral rates sold.
The Tennessee Funding Board announced a strong banking syndicate led by Potter Choate Prentice and Harris Forber Co has sold temporary loan funding bonds dated July 1 1943 payable July 1 1944 to cover the 9 20 million maturing bonds due July 1 with about one million par due October next year. The issue is a legal investment for New York savings banks and trust funds. bankers expect to offer the new bonds near one percent while allowing exchange for the maturing issue.
Five New York banks were named as defendants in the Texas oil penalty suit, bringing total claimed penalties to 102 million. Banks listed include Columbia Knickerbocker Trust Company 1 400 000 Centril Trust Company 271 80 United States Mortgage and Loan Company 871 00 Chase National Bank 71 500 and Seaboard National Bank 271 500. Magnolia Petroleum and Corsicana Petroleum bonds cited as basis for claims.
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