Election of Directors at New York Life in 1908
Notice of election for board directors of the New York Life Insurance Company to be held at the Home Office 346 Broadway New York City on Wednesday April 8 1908 from 10 am to 4 pm. Secretary John C C McCall dated March 10 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Detreit, Mackinac & Marquette Railroad Company
Central Trust Company
Wall Street
New York
Trust Company
Locomotive Company
T. Callaway
Garfield National Bank
Twenty-third St
Sixth Ave
Parette
Board of
New York Life Insurance Company
Iinus
Broadway
Ferenoon
Comain
John CC. McCall
Go Retary
Mr. Lawson
Boston
Yukon
Charles C. Clapp
Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson
Stock Market Declines as Traders Trim Shares
Declines led by widespread selling in listed issues with nearly a million shares traded and a weak opening, followed by a rally near noon. Closing prices show mixed gains and losses across many names including Am Can, New York Central, Reading, and United Cigar, with bond activity and government receipts reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rally
Alite-Cha]l Co
Iowa
Lewis & Nash
Ogee Co
C & Fary
Msguel
Mexican Central
M & St L
Ice Sec
Moran & Tex
Missouri Pac
Nat Biscuit
Newhotec
Y Central
Ee Staa
NH & HV
Northern Pac
Pac Coast
Pacific Mail
Rate
Ohio
Penn Railroad
Batopilas
Peo & East
Beth
Teel
Feo Gae
Rilyn Raper
Pitts Coal Co
Canadian Pac
Reading
Rep Iron & &Tl
St le & Seen
Sloss-Shelf
Col & South
Southern
Pac
Texas En Pi
Avenu
Fear
Gt North
Cac
Nor Pac
Penn
Es B& O
NiSt L& S F
Ata
Cri&Ép Bor
Gs A
Col & So
S Steel Se
Wabash
Erie
Union Pacific Drives Market Plethora Of Rumors And Bonds
Traders watched Union Pacific as the session opened lower then rose on talk of a segregation plan. Instead the directors announced a bond issue potentially up to 50 million, pulling down markets amid recalls of prior financing and large stock investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
James J. Hill
Interstate Commerce
Lane
Bank of England
Money Market and Foreign Exchange Report
Money on call opened at 2 percent. high 2 percent, low 1 3 4 percent, close 1 4 4 1 2 percent. Time money available with moderate ease. rates for 60 to 180 days ranged from 3 2 to 4 1 4 percent. Mercantile paper not active. rates for 60 to 90 days 4 1 2 to 5 percent. Foreign exchange opened steady with cables at 4.8630–4.8635, demand sterling 4.5595–4.5605, sixty day bills 4.8244. short francs and reichsmarks slightly varied. Afternoon rates unchanged. business dull. Domestic exchange figures cited for Boston, Chicago, St. Louis, and other markets with various discounts and premiums noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Express
jAm Express
Hide & Be
Steel Fury
Ugar
Ann Arbor
Roy Mote
Balt & Ohio
Ratopilas
Bethlehem Steel
Bklyn
Bklyn UN Gas
S's
Brunswick Ss Stes
Buf Roch & P
Ruf & Susy Pte
Butterick Co
Canadian Pacific
Tao Rep
Cuba
oOo
Nor & I
S Am
N J
Inc
Chie & Alton
West
Chi M & St P. Fuer
Wats
Chi & N' West
Stes
Clevy & Pitts
Col Fuet & Iron
Osnoen
Colt & South
Ory Tom Bkln
Denver
Bio
Detroit
Erie
L&s
Eyans & T
COM & &T Sun
Aye
T&p
Elec Co
TCI & R
Tex & Pac
Ivy Col & So
Illinois
Ingersoll Rand
Inter Metro
Col Indies
de Steel
Lowa Central
Kanawha & M Vas
Kan City
Wabash
Keokuk
Oso
Lake Erie
Penn_CT
Pitts
Long Island
Louis
San Co
Toro
Manhat Beach
Gol Gro West
Manhattan
Westingh
St Louis
We & LE
Saith &T
Do O's
Nowhouse M&s
Chet
Iit Norfolk & Wes
North Amen
Northern Pacific
Pacific Coast
Pacific Mail
Penn
Peoria
Pitsburg
Rome
Foamy
Ove Sont Jay
Ss & I
Southern Cain
M & Opts
Tennesser East T'S
Sig Ag
Texas & Pa
THA
Land Trust
Sind
Twin City
Utah
Vandal
Wells-Fargo
Maryland
West Union Tel
Westinghouse
Wheel & LL
Mercantile
Germany
Peicismaris
Paris
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
Boston
London
York
New York
Anaconda
Atchison
Paisie
Erie cc
Louis & Nash
Pennsylvania
Ooe
Reading
Southern Pacific
Tnten Pacific
US Steel
Long Hills One
Short Hills
Berlin
Paris Exchange
Berlin Exchange
Foreign Bank Returns From London and Paris Reports
London and Paris weekly bank reports show shifts in reserves, deposits, and securities. Bank of England notes in circulation rise while total reserves fall. Bank of France notes in circulation decline as Treasury deposits rise and general deposits fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bank of England
Paris
Bank of France
France
Letters of Credit and Transfers Listed at Addresses
London and Paris entries note 38 Bishopsgate Street Within and 78 Rue de Richelieu as locations for letters of credit bills of exchange and cable transfers. The brief marks these as key financial services tied to the two cities without further context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Bishopsgate St
Rue de Richelieu
Knickerbocker Trust to Reopen After Receivership
Pursuant to a Supreme Court order and with the Superintendent of Banks approval Knickerbocker Trust Company will reopen its main office and all branches on Thursday March 26 at noon. The plan raises cash from stockholders and deposits with a summarized balance sheet showing assets and liabilities at the opening of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Cour
Tem Rry
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Thursda
Priroms
Henry C. Frick
Myron T. Herrick
Lewis Caig Ledyard
Kickerbocker Trust Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward RB. Smith
Francis E. Bond
George W. Norr
Osborn W. Bright
Charles F. Bloomer
Epward B. Smrru
Pine Street
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
City of
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Kountze
Pine St
Mig
Fonds
Jie
Erpliecrtion
Schmidt & Gallatin
New York Stock Exchange
Micmac
CUMBERLAND-ELY _NEVADA CONSOLIDATED
Edward “Gc. Johns
Jele
Consolidated Steamship Lines
Equitable Trust Company of
Colony Trust Company of
Alvin W. Krech
Bondholders’ Protective Committee
R. Nwo
Nassau Street
New York City
American Bank Note Company
Trinity Place
Tion
Pr. D. Res
Chatham National Bank
Ad . TK
Arive Bee York
Straw
United Fruit Company
T Rosten
Charles A. Hubbard
Asurer
State Street
F E Priggs
WM. W. Heaton
Trustees
AMER
W. L. Douglass
Cashier
Delaware, Peackawanna No
West Street
Fred F. Chambers
Fourth National Bank OF the City of
Agen
Proximo
Charles H. Patterson
Charles F. Cox
Union” Pacific
Minum
Savannah
Baltimore
Chicago
Madrid
Lisbon
Menarcan
Washington
Sub-Treasury
Clearing House
Satai Sales Oy
Money and Exchange
Pasone
Readanavia Canal
Byer & Co
Maturit
American Securities Abroad
Foreign Bank Returns
NEW York Produce Exchange Bank
New York Clearing House Association
Real Gintate
Ster Aa
John R. Wood
Thomas 8. Nichols
Adelbert H. Alden
New York Commercial
John E. Berwind
Berwind
White Coal
John A. Hance
Jesup & Lamont
Walter C. Hubbard
Hubbard Bros. & Co
James McMahon
Emigrant Indus
Savgs Bank
Forrest H. Parker
New York Produce Exchange
Edward ©. Rice
Rice
Quincy 2 Co Grain and Stour
Albert S. Roe
Ontario Car & 5 BR
John F. Werks
W. D
East Sith St
New Tesm
Jonn R. Wood
Merchanti
Sing, Co
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
William Street
Fifth Avenue
Mortgane Investments
G. Louis Boissevain
Franklin Q. Brown
Dumont Clarke
Charles F. Hoffman
Hinsdill Parsons
Herbert L. Satterlee
Payne
Frederick G. Bourne
Edward H. Clark
J. Horace Harding
Charles H. Keep
Samuel T. Peters
William A. Tucker
Kitney
Depositary Trust Company
Yukon Gold Trading
Charles C. Clapp & Company, Bankers and Brokers
Congress Street
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