Stock certificate found tied to McIntyre collapse in Hartford
A sixty share United States Steel preferred stock certificate owned by Frederick L Bishop of Hartford Conn was located with the Metropolitan Trust Company as collateral for a loan by the bankrupt T A McIntyre & Co Officials say they would return it to its owner by court order and seek repayment from McIntyre Co The creditors and receiverswork amid health concerns of McIntyre and questions over asset recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. McIntyre & Co
Metropolitan Trust Company
United States Steel Preferred
Frederick L. Bishop
Hartford
McIntyre & Co
McIntyre
Gilchrist
Maurice Leon
Charles C. Burlingham
Peck
Great Northern
Conn
McIntyre Company
Bishop
Ellen J. Sedgwick
Hartford Faience Company
Leather dealer William A Stetson faces bankruptcy
In Boston on May 1 William A Stetson a leading leather dealer and three related firms including Ford Morocco Company Boston Chrome Leather Company and William A Stetson Company were petitioned into bankruptcy By creditors claiming liabilities around 3.9 million with 1.06 million secured assets about 1.5 million A Boston attorney Joseph F Proctor was appointed receiver for the firms and Stetson with bonds set at 160 000 and nominal amounts respectively
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Boston
William A. Stetson
United States
United States District Court
Mr. Stetson
Mamely
Ford Morocco Company
Wilmington
Del
Boston Chrome Leather Company
William A. Stetson Company
Joseph 4. Proctor
Judge Dodge
Mr. Proctor
Pennsylvania Railroad Dividends Cut In Half Per Cent
The Pennsylvania Railroad directors in Philadelphia cut the semi annual dividend to 3 per cent from 3.5 per cent after a period of higher payments. Net earnings for the first three months of 1908 show a substantial drop on lines east of Pittsburgh, signaling a potential two per cent annual shrinkage on capital stock. Also announced at Kunn Loeb & Co the new $40 million bond issue offers 5 per cent to subscribers of 15 thousand dollars or more.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pittsburg
R. R. Bonds
Kunn, Loeb & Co
City Depositories Add Knickerbocker Trust to List
The City Banking Commission restored the Knickerbocker Trust Company to the city depositories at a meeting in the Mayor's office. Also added were the Queens County Trust Company and the First National Bank of Corona. Interest rate fixed at 2 percent.
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Knickerbocker Trust Company
City Banking Commission
Queens County Trust Company
First National Bank of
Corona
Mexican Railway Merger Set to Succeed
Readjustment managers announce sufficient securities have been deposited to assure the merger. Officials expect formal notice early next week after receiving detailed figures from depositaries in the United States and Europe.
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Europe
Chicago grain and provisions May 1 market wrap
Wheat for May delivery at 104 cents, up from yesterday but eased to 102 by close. July and September futures drifted with a favorable new-crop outlook. Corn and oats fell modestly. provisions weakened on higher hog prices. Deliveries and receipts were summarized with significant May delivery activity and weekly export estimates.
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Chicago
Focal Exchange
Bradtreet’s
Minneapolis
Duluth
Shorts
Lara
United Railways Investment Company Earnings Report
The annual report notes a net surplus of 2 547 997 to 2 671 470 with 72.4 percent attributed to the Philadelphia company. President Ernst Thalmann states no cash or scrip dividends were paid in 147. receipts and surplus earnings were retained for corporate purposes. The last fiscal year highlights include a strike on United Railroads of San Francisco lines.
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United Railways Investment Company
Philadelphia
Ernst Thalmann
United Rail Ways Investment Company
United Railroads of
San Francisco
Philadelphia Company
United Rairoads of
Trust Companies May Be Admitted to Clearing House
William A. Nash president of Corn Exchange Bank urged all Clearing House Association bank presidents to admit trust companies to full membership on a 16 percent reserve. The prior rule required 25 percent for full members, 15 percent for associate members. Alexander Gilbert will host a dinner next week to discuss the proposal.
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William A. Nash
Corn Exchange Bank
Learing House Committee
Clearing House Association
Nash
Clearing House
Alexander Gilbert
Market and Fulton National Bank
United Railways Investment Co. Ledger Snippet
A financial snippet shows figures for United Railways Investment Co with amounts 402 4, 723 215, 320 581, 73 587, and 51 285 listed across December entries. The fragment implies a dated accounting balance or inflow/outflow lines.
Pittsburg Bond Sale Sets Record Premium in May
Pittsburg sold 3,124,700 worth of bonds at the highest premium in years. The issue included 3,148,700 in funded debt bonds and 1576.00 in improvement bonds. All bear 9 percent interest and were awarded to NW Harris & Co. of New York at 104.19 per 100.
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Pittsfurg
Pittsburg
NW Harris & Co
New York
Midtown plot sold for Mrs Strong to be developed
Parish Fisher & Co sold four attached three story houses at 38 to 44 West 45th Street opposite the Astor estate offices to Eugene Ke and Terry Hinkle of Hinkle Iron Works. They plan a twelve story fireproof store loft and office building this summer on a 60 by 98.9 foot plot. Mrs Strong’s father bought the houses in 1854 as gifts to his four daughters.
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Strong
Brokerage Deals Highlight Urban Real Estate Flows
Ernest N Adler sells for Charles Sachar to Hugo Prager a five story double flat house at 515 East Tith st on a 25x99.9 lot. Judson sells 340 West 88th st a four story dwelling on 21x100.8. The Polstein Realty firm sells 1105 and 107 Amsterdam ave six story apartment on 40x100. Linderborn resells 78 Amsterdam ave five story flat at 29.11x100. Hedging among multiple transfers shows active market between 114th and 115th streets.
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Ernest N. Adler
Charles Sachar
Hugo Prager
East Tith St
Bernard & Sack
S. J. Scherer
Richard Wolrab
Josephine Y. Judson
West 88Th St
Adele Peck
West List St
H. C. Senior & Co
Hoffman Estate
West End Ave
Miss Dooley
J. B. Ketcham
E. G. Goliner
West 136Th St
Polstein Realty and Construction Company
Reckling & Vallendéer
Amsterdam Ave
114Th
115Th Sts
William Lubbert
156Th St
Solomon Linderborn
East 71Th St
William P. Mangam
The
Cruikshank Company
Furniss
A. C. & H. M. Hall Realty Company
100Th St
Riverside Drive
Anna J. Schoellkopf
John F. Erdmann
West 48Th St
Gross & Gross Company
Michael T. Ring
James E. Hernon
Margaret C. McMahon
Hughes Ave
Remodel Plan For Sixth Ave Structure To Create Shops Offices
Plans to remodel the four story dwelling at the southeast corner of 6th Ave and 7th St. convert the first two stories into stores and offices while the upper floors become flats. Project cost listed as $2,690 for Thomas J.
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6Th Ave
Thomas J
Astor plans two store modifications on Broadway sites
Plans filed for a one story store for John Jacob Astor at 15 009 dollars at Broadway and 109th street southeast corner. Also a second story addition to a nearby one story Astor store at Broadway and sth street to create a flat with eight rooms. Architect James McWalther, lessee of the 90th street property.
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John Jacob Astor
Broadway and
109Th St
Mr. Astor
Broadway
James McWalther
90Th St
Sale of Brooklyn brownstone at St. Mark's Place
The Leonard Moody Real Estate Company sold No. 29 St. Mark's Place between 3d and 4th Aves in Brooklyn a three story brownstone on plot 20.10 by 100 feet from Henry F. and Marie C. Bertram to Raymond Du Hamel.
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Leonard Moody Real Estate Company
St. Mark's Place
4Th Aves
Brooklyn
Henry F
Marie C. Bertram
Raymond du Hamel
Real Estate Auction Results in The Exchange Salesrooms
In yesterday's sale Joseph P. Day sold Nos 19 and 21 Broome Street at the southwest corner of Mangin Street a six story tenement house and store for 1499 to the Dean Holding Company He adjourned the sale of three five story flat houses at the northeast corner of Wadsworth Avenue and 180th Street to May 7 He sold No 5 Union Avenue a three story tenement house 29x1007 feet to Juliana Brill for 6000
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Walter J. Salomon
Bristol
Sth
Edna Blanchard Lewis
Edward van Lice Lowerre
Seaman Lowerre
Immanuel Pfeiffer
W. B. Quaintance
James Bronson Reynolds
Katharine C. Budd
Charles Minzesheimer
Lee Heating Co
Traver Blowout Patch Company
Sarah Hanks Peckham
Vanderveer Bros
Ernest L. Jones
Louis Zeisler and
Brandenburg & Co
4Th St
Broadway
Columbia Amusement Company
M. A. Shea
Ruland & Whiting Co
James A. Whitcomb
East 125Th St
Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Company
Cortlandt
Shearson, Hammill & Co
Henry G. Opdycke
Empire Building
Seymour, Seymour & McGrath
van Viiet & Place
West 11Th St
Louis Ackley
Bert A. Williams
Williams & Walker
West
Duross
Bernard Kreizer
George E. Moray
Vesey St
Bertha Hartmann
Walter Ave
Catherine Hoffman
Washington Place
Ames & Co
Real Estate Exchange
Joseph P. Day
Broome St
Mangin St
Dean Holding Company
Wadsworth Ave
180Th St
Union Ave
Julianna Brill
Bronx Building Plan For Two Story Frame Dwelling
Building loan contract details Hunt avenue property 277 feet south of Bronxdale Road and Layton avenue site for a two story frame dwelling. Owner Helen Duffy with architect Thomas Lester, loan terms shown as 4 percent? The document lists Richard W Horner as lender and Charles Ringelstein as borrower with stated values and percentages, including a 21 percent figure.
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Bronx
Layton Ave
Helen Duffy
Thomas Lester
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Oswald c. Hering
Flatbush Ave
Long Island Railroad
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Charity Organization Society
West 28Th St
Grosvenor Atterbury
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East 30Th St
W. W. Knowles
Paul Fuller, Jr
136Th St
Lenox Ave
Roberts College
Constantinople
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White Plains Road
Boston Avenue
Bronx Park East
Bronx Boulevard
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Botanical Gardens
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Manhattan
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Ork
Tribune Building
Classon Ave
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Harrison Ave
Tremont Ave
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Tan Cortlandt Terrace
NHUW
230Th St
Shady Lane
David Stewart
Brooklyn Property
J. D. Rance Realty Coo
Jay ST
New Jersey
Ilworth
Ackerman
Greenwich
E. H. Ludlow & Co
Lillian Dowdell
Alpin S. Dunn
Front St
Daniel B. Freedman
West 74Th St
Astor
Manhattan Beach
MMNER
Chautauqua
Dept. A
Stony Brook Association
Montague St
N. Y
TISIT
Long Beach
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St. Ave
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Richmond Hill
Reeves & CO
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Skaneatels, N. Y
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Bungalow Colony
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Hastings Homes
St. UR Acres
Archibald C. Foss
New Rochelle
Edgar Leaycraft & CO
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H. A. Bogert
Elliott, Japfray & CO
Starin
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Long Island Sound
Hudson River
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Connecticut
Edgewood Inn
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Ti Sune
Traymore
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Marquette
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Marlborough - Blenheim Pacs
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Se « Nea
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N. R. Haines
Ostend
Fourth Ave
Gramercy
Holmhurst
Chalfonte
Leeds Company
Dennis
Atlantic City, N. J
Somerset Inn and Cottages
Bernardsville
Swanna W. Ss. Warren
Montclair Montcair
LA Tourete
J. Venet
Hotel Gramatan
Bronxville—Westchester Co. N. Y
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Loring Island
Lannin CO
Proprietora
Manhanset
Shelters Island
J. Hull Davidson
Greater New York
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Laura Osit
Bora
Briarcliff Lodge
Briarcliff Manor
46Th St
D. B. Plumer
Prospect House
Shelter Island Islets
Madisbeau
New Hampshire
Waumbek & Cottages
Jefferson, N
White Mountains
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Lake Sunapee
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Heaton Nail
Allen T. Treadway
Pittsfield
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Arthur W Plimb
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