New York Life Notice of 1908 Director Election
Notice of election of directors for 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 McCall dates March 10 1906.
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Detroit
Mich
Detroit, Mackinac & Marquette Railroad Company
Central Trust Company
Wall Street
New York
Blankerdere
AN Locomotive Company
Asi Broadway
T. Callaway
Sixth Ave
York
Awanna & Rr. ‘Rr.co
West Street
Fred F. Chambers
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago & ST. Louis
Grand Central Station
J. PY. Morgan & Co
The
New York Life Insurance Company
Superintendent of Insurance
Seid
Broadway
NEW York Life Insurance Company, RI
John C. McCall
Bia
Rid
New York City
Byer & Co
Stock Market Declines With Mixed Turns At Noon
Stock market activity showed weakness at the opening with a late rally around noon. Bank clearings across major cities are listed, with totals from New York, Baltimore, Chicago, Boston and Philadelphia. Government receipts and expenditures are detailed including daily, monthly, and year-to-date figures. Sub-Treasury owed to the Clearing House noted.
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New York
Baltimore
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
London
Madrid
Lisbon
Washington
Sub-Treasury
Clearing House
Railroad and Other Stocks Sale Report
Financial brief notes stock activity with railroad and other shares traded at 977.438 in daily sale figures. Market movement and price indices summarized for the session with emphasis on transportation equities.
Union Pacific Dominates Trade As Bond Issue Rumor Surges
Stock market centers on Union Pacific as rumors of financing and a large bond issue circulate. After an initial drop, the stock recovers slightly but ends lower, with other railroad shares also down amid cautious sentiment and official commentary on traffic and earnings.
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Union Pacific
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
James J. Hill
Interstate Commerce
Lane
Bank of England
Money Market and Exchange Rates Reported in Detail
Money on call opened at 2 percent, with highs at 2 percent and lows near 1 percent, closing around 1.42 percent. Time money offered with moderate freedom though ease in call money reduced demand for fixed maturities. rates noted for sixty to twelve months. Foreign exchange opened steady with cables at 4.8630 to 4.8635, demand sterling around 4.8595 to 4.5605, sixty-day bills at 4.82. Short francs and reichsmarks moved modestly, market remained steady in afternoon. business dull. Domestic exchange varying by city with discounts and premiums noted for Boston, St. Louis, San Francisco, New Orleans, Cincinnati.
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Cilosingsold
Ask
Eas Emcee
Adams Express
Allis-Chalmers
Wettm Gr Twin
Hide & L
Vt Vas
Ann Arbor
Balt & Ohio
Spatapitas Mng
Steel
Bethlehem
Bklyp
Buf Roch & P
Ls& M
Buf & Susq
Butterick Ce
Toudo
Canadian Pacific
Cuba
Les Ain Telane
Lugao
Oa & T
Hil & L
Chi M & St
Chi & N'west
Col & South
Co & HC &T
Consol Coal
Doe
Cife
Penn
Denver & Rin
Detroit Southern
Dist Securities
Erie
Evans
Sun
Chem
Esa South Ry
Tex & Pac
Union Pac
Illinois Central
Ty Col & So
Monas R & Imp
Iowa Central
US Steel SF
Kanawha & M Be
Kan City & Ss
Rat Ass Kcfsempf
D& H
Keokuk & DM
Laclede Gas
Lake Erie
Manhattan
St Louis
Navos
Msp&sis
Steam
Skes & TF
Kan & Tex
Missouri Pacific
Ory
Ash & Chatt
Nat Biscuit
Nowhouse
Central
Chi & Lote
Norfol
Fenorthern
Pacific Coast Age Rey
Pacific Mail
Peoria
Iron & Ni
Rock Island
Aim
Rome
Rutland
Ida
Tennessee
Texas Trust
Third Ave
Rys & Light
Talon Pacific
Realty
Utah
Vandalia_RR
Wells-Fargo
Maryland
West Union
Westinghouse
Mercantile Paper
Cictieeseems
Germany
Rej Os
Paris
Sila Helgium
Bitte
Switzerland
Holland
Boston
London
New York
Anaconda
Atchison
Pacific
St Paul
Louis & Nash
Pacific Ur
S Steel
Idea
Berlin
Foreign Bank Returns From London and Paris Report
London and Paris issued weekly bank returns showing mixed changes. Bank of England reserves fell while circulation rose. bullion and securities increased. public and government deposits shifted. Bank of France noted declines in note circulation, but gains in Treasury deposits and gold on hand with several asset adjustments.
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London
Bank of England
Paris
Bank of France
France
Knickerbocker Trust to Reopen after Court Ordered Respite
The Knickerbocker Trust Company will reopen its main office and all branches on Thursday March 26 at noon, after a Supreme Court order ending the temporary receivership with approval from the Superintendent of Banks. New funds from stockholders and depositor support restore confidence, with a summarized balance sheet showing assets and liabilities as the reopening approaches. Directors listed include Frederick G. Bourne, Edward H. Clark, J. Horace Harding, Charles H. Keep, Samuel T. Peters, William A. Tucker, and Whitney.
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Supreme Court
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Thursby
Pos
Maren
Henry C. Frick
Myron T. Herrick
Lewis Day Ledyard
Koickerbocks Trust Company
Frederick G. Bourne
Edward H. Clark
J. Horace Harding
Charles H. Keep
Samuel T. Peters
William A. Tucker
Whitney
Roickerbocker Trust Company
Letters of Credit and Cable Transfers Offered
The Farmers' Loan and Trust Company lists offices at 16 18 20 and 22 William Street with a branch at 475 Fifth Avenue New York. London Paris at 38 Bishopsgate a 78 Rue de Richelier promotes letters of credit bills of exchange and cable transfers.
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Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
William Street
Fifth Avenue
New York
Londo
Paris
Bishopsgate A
Rue de Richelier
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New York Stock Exchange
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