Profits Rise as Union Pacific Treasury Assets Surge
The Union Pacific treasury holds about 3 million shares of various firms and $53 million in stocks and bonds. Valuing current market prices, treasury assets exceed $315 million with roughly $250 million free and unpledged, led by Southern Pacific stock and Pacific Express holdings. E. H. Marriman is expected to unveil a plan to segregate these assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Marriman
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Union Pacific Treasury
Union Pacific
Union-Pacific
Southern Pacific Common
Union Pacifi
Union Pact
Southern Pacific
Union Paife
F Southern Pacific Storks Salione
Treasury
sea@s
Taton Pacific Treasury
Union PacSe
Pacific Expresa
Meintyre Firm Bankruptcy Exam Delayed Over Witnesses
The bankruptcy examination of T. A Meintyre & Co was adjourned as receiver Charlies C. Burlingham failed to serve subpoenas on key witnesses including Ewen McIntyre, father of T. A McIntyre and John G McIntyre. Thomas A. McIntyre was ill and did not appear, threatening lapse of two life insurance policies totaling 22900 for his life. Equitable Life Assurance Society returned the check to tide premiums to July 1, refusing extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A Meintyre & Co
Gilchrist
Charlies C. Burlingham
Ewen McIntyre
T. A. McIntyre
John G. McIntyre
West 74Th Girect
Irving L. Ernst
Joinity
John G MccIntyre
Thomas A. McIntyre
McIntyre
Ermst
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Equitable
New Haven Must Sell Maine Stock In Rail Merger Case
Boston May 71. Charles F Choate counsel for the New Haven says the Reform Court ruling against stock holding by the New Haven railroad extends to Boston and Maine stock. Legislators consider bills forcing sale of 105000 shares by January 2, 174 and bar New Haven from attempting to control Boston and Maine Railroad. A separate bill aims to prevent any external corporation from owning stock in a Rhode Island or Maine railroad integrated in this state without a special act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charles F. Koate
New York
Commonwealth
Boston & Maine
New Haven
Boston & Maine Railroad
Sosten & Maine
Sthorias
Schiff Visited Japanese Financier in Washington Crowd
Jacob H. Schiff met Baron Sakatani in New York and again in Washington during the financier’s visit. The talks, described as social, involved loans financing but were not connected to Japanese finances. Sakatani, ex-finance minister Jenpen, is accompanied by Bern Yorihiro Bekatani and other Japanese financiers. The party attends an embassy reception at Holland House and plans to meet President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Schiff
Bern Yorihiro Bekatani
Finance Jenpen
Washington
Baron Takahira
United
Japan
Roosevelt
Baron Sakatani
Holland House
Jacob H. Schiff
Flo
Iokyo
Schit
Grm
Chicago Stocks and Market Notes
Fragmentary report shows mixed activity in Chicago stocks with QO and Quaker Oats indicated. Mentions street car lines and northwest routes with unclear details on performers or exact prices.
Badeau Wins Consolidated Stock Exchange Presidency
In a bitter contest Charles H. Badeau defeats incumbent Dyren D. Budd by 131 votes to become president of the Consolidated Stock Exchange. Badeau, nominated by the regular committee, leads with 446 votes to Budd's 315 from 762 ballots cast of 124 members. The new term starts June 1 with F. A. Luther as first vice president and BE. R. Betts as second vice president, E R. Grant as treasurer, and Valentine Mott as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Charles H. Badeau
Dyren D. Budd
Badeau
Budd
Tammany Hall
H. H. Rogers
John D. Archbold
Old Guard
Mr. Badeau
F. A. Luther
Aaron de Cordova
BE. R. Betts
T. «. Romaine
E R. Grant
Valentine Mott
NYSE Annual Election Yields Quiet Repeats
There was no opposition in the field for the New York Stock Exchange officer election held yesterday. R H Thomas was reelected president and F W Gilley treasurer. The nominating committee members whose terms expired were reelected for four years. Trustees of the gratuity fund were reappointed: Francis L Eames for five years, Rudolph Keppler for three years, and Henry K Pomrey for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omcers
New York Stock Exchange
R. H. Thomas
F. W. Gilley
Gratuity Fund
Francis L. Eames
Rudolph Keppler
Henry K. Pomrey
Bankruptcy Filings Involving Several Firms In New York
Involuntary petitions filed in U S District Court target Goldman Brothers & Co lace garments at 28 Union Square and Multiphone Company at 141 Broadway. Receivers appointed include L Brookheim and Jesse Watson. Claims total about 1 790 70 with assets several thousands. other names include WH H Manufacturing, Meyer Cohen, Max Fendel, Sol Harris, Levine & Theobald, Colonial Tobacco Company, and Colonial Bank creditors. Discharges granted to multiple individuals including Silberstein Feinberg and Steinman. Timothy Murphy assigned to Patrick Parker.
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Goldman Brothers & Co
Union Square
Edward Margolies
L. Brookheim
Broadway
Isaac Thorman
West 86Th Street
Jesse Watson
Thorman
Paul H. Sheridan
Multiphone
WH. & H. Manufacturing Company
West 25Th Street
Joseph Fuhrmann
Charles Fox
David C. Whyte
J. N. Rosenberg
Meyer Cohen
Seventh Avenue
New York Clothing Company
Flack
Max Fendel
Canal Street
Louis M. Taylor
Ralph Wolf
Charles P. Warner
White Plains
Sol Harris
Rothschild & Newmen
Levine & Theobald
Enrique Leon
J. B. Bross & Co
Colonial Tobacco Company
Third Avenue
Otto R. Hartman
Bond Street
Colonial Bank
Columbus Avenue
1St Street
Benjamin Silberstein
Louis Feinberg
Meyer Feinstein
Joseph Weisenheit
Kaufman & Nijinsky
George E. Smith
Benjamin and
Jennie Steinman
Edward Stern
W.é&L. Prago
Jassen &O
Louis Wolf
Timothy Murphy
Eighth Avenue
Patrick Parker
Chicago Grain and Provisions May 11 Quiet Price Declines
Liberal selling by longs drove weakness in Chicago markets with wheat leading losses. July wheat fell, May delivery under heavy pressure, corn and oats declined, and provisions eased. Weather and European declines cited as factors with receipts, clearances, and next day estimates reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Longs
Sfyc
Minneapolis
Duluth
Isc
Shorts
Statement of non member banks in New York area
The weekly statement of averages of the banks of New York City, Jersey City and Hoboken not members of the New York Clearing House Association but clearing through members is as follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Jersey City
Hoboken
New York Clearing House Association
Unclear scribbled note on bonds or bids
Fragmentary OCR text shows bidders or brokers names and monetary values but lacks coherent context or identifiable entities. No clear event, date, or organization is recoverable from the readable fragments.
Coffee and Cotton Market Mixed in May 1808 Report
New York May 11 1808 report notes coffee market activity with 51 000 bags traded and mixed demand as French market firm and Brazilian receipts slim. Cotton rises to new bull highs with July leading gains amid tornado fears in Oklahoma. spot values firm across Southern markets.
Beams and Peas Market Report From New York 1904
New York May 11 1904 beans and peas market reports small trading in domestic white beans with prices steady light stocks and firm imported beans. Scotch peas slow with steady prices. butter creamery and cheese markets show varied demand. eggs receipts up many cases while fruits and produce show mixed supply and steady to firm pricing across apples strawberries oranges and other items. Market notes indicate continued export demand for hops and steady hay and straw prices while poultry and poultry products remain in moderate supply.
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New York
Chicago
London
Eanly
Standard
S23
Cleveland
Northen
New Orleans
Andard White
Philadelphia
American
Calcutta
Tuewlay
Kansasity
Omaha
West
India
South America
Brazil
City
Patna
Rangoon
Bassein
Eagle
Duluth
Kentucky
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Commission
Lima
California
Isc
Lée
Baldwin
Roxbury
Holden
Maryland
Virginia
Norfolk
North Carolina
8. C
Florida
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Washington
Western
Express
Ouly
Ile
Grese
Ania
Ark
Georgia
Southlina
New
Southern
Maine
State
Jersey
South Carolina
Celery
Kale
Baltimore
Texas
Bermuda
Leeks
Shalia‘ts
Charleston
Veen
Savannah
Canada
Sian
Tomas
Pee Care
Surrogate Notices and Probate Listings in New York
A dense OCR listing cites multiple estates and heirs in the New York Surrogate Court notices. It details probate actions for Michael J. Uf ford and others, names executors, guardians, and required appearances by heirs, with court dates in 1908 and signatures from Surrogate Abner C. Thomas and Clerk Daniel J. Dowdney. It also includes scattered farming market notices and commodity prices.
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State OF
New York
God
Joan Hession
James Hession
Bridget Connolly
Honora Walsh
Mary Hession
Ella Hession
William Hession
Thomes Hession
Michael Hesston
John Hes
Nael Hesston
Hesston
Mir
City of
Michaal Heaston
County of
County of New York
Abner C. Thomas
Daniel J. Dowdnex
Surrogate’s Court
Lina Robert
Martha
Wittnauer
Augusta Wittnauer
Jetne Wittnauer
Henry Wittnauer
Albert Wittnauer
Emile J. Wittnauer
Albert Wittnaner
Surrogates Court
Enid
Said
Daniel J. Dowdney
Surrogate's Court
Hill
Proposals for Army Clothing and Equipment Depot New York
Sealed proposals in triplicate will be received here until 1 oclock P M June 10 1908 for furnishing khaki cloth ducks serge and a wide range of clothing and equipment including caps shirts drawers bedding chairs axes and more Standard samples and full information available on application Colonel WM. S. Patt en Depot Qr. 39 Whitehall St New York City A L Smith Colonel A C G U Army Proposals for Clothing and Equipment Depot Whitehall Street notice dates May 1908 and June 1908
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Ordnance Town Arsenal
Watertown
Mass
Watertown R
Board of Water Supy
Broadway
New York
Soard OF Water Supply
Marbletown
Ulster County
John A. Bensel
Charles N. Chadwick
Charles 4S Shaw
Waldo Smith
Thomas Hassett
Hass
Whitehall Street
New York City
Sistence
A. L. Smith
Army
Quipagh Depot
Quartermaster’s Ofica
Whitehall St
P. W
C. Beim Cote
WM. S. Patten
Fort Wood
N. Y
Sigmalorps
U. S
G. Burnell
Rock Tat and Arsenal
Rock Island
Jane
A E. Hobbs
Board of Water
Newark
New Paltz
Clster County
Socom
Comrm
Chadwick
LES XS
Charles A Shaw
J. Wald Smith
Notice of Summons in New York Supreme Court Case
Notice states Charles Weisberger sues Helene Stein and multiple defendants including New York Telephone Company and Fass & Company. It notes service by publication under an order dated May 6 194 and requires defendants to answer within 20 days, or a default judgment may be entered. Attorney Arnold Lichtig listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
God
Michael Sheedy
John Sheedy
Michael A. Hailey
Rose Haley
Jeremiah Haley Jr
Mary Lane
Johanna Keefe
Elizabeth Lynch
Patrick Sheedy
Edward Sheedy
Nora Ryan
Kate Shaughnessy
Annie Devoy
Kate Hawire
Nellie Garvey
Edward Garvey
Vincent Garvey
Ellen McMahon
Fells McMahon
JJ McMahon
Patrick McMahon
Katherine McMahon
National Surety Company
United States Fidelity & Guarantee Company
Mary A. Dwyer
James A. Dwyer
Michael Clifford
John Clifford
William J. Kennedy
Mary Haley Kennedy
Bridget Sheedy
James Sheedy
County of
Creditora
Reid County
Hall of Records
Jane
Michael J.ufford
County
Charles H. Beckett
Salt County
Dann J. Dowdney
Rouse, Grossman & Vorhals
Attys
Adm'r
Broadway
Supreme Court OF the State OF
Piainif
Isidore de Bear
Isidore
Montgomery
William
Alfred Kahn
New York County
Helene Stein
New Yorks
May St
Arnold Lichtig
Pisintict
Officsot
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
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UCP
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Eas Erthern Pacific
Northern Secur
Paul
St. Paul
Tan
Chicago & Northwestern O
Baltimore & Otio
Br.aes
Bali
San Pedro Bonds
San Pedro
St. Joseph
Guilt Island
Mintyre
Supreme Court
Mr. Choate
Louis D. Branfris
Committee For
Nation
Carbon
Quaker Oats
Aitt
Beard
Northwestert
Consolidated
Tame Stock Exchange
United States District Court
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Sey Invastmente
Wm Inc
Inc
Soeseweegers Inc
Ferry Companies
Brosalyn Fert
Bkeb
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Watie
General Market Report
Copffer
Rio
Santos
Hamburg
United States
Europe
Cape
Weweeseree
Oklahoma
Liverpool
Gulf
Augusta
St Louis
Little Rock
Galveston
Wilmington
Houston
Memphis
Hous
Cotton Exchange
Liverpool Cabies
Salez
Toombs
Manchester
Pro
Uce
É4ac
Michigan
Governo Mer
Kansas
Budapest
Country Produce Markets
Grace of
Ernest Iselin
Rosine Gignoux
Jules Ernest Gignoux
Marie Gignoux
Chabert
Henriette Audibert
Conrad H. Matthiessen
Frank Matthiessen
Adela M. Peck
Harriet de Witt
Sophie M. Gignour
Marie M. Abbett
Claude Gignoux
Is Gignoux
Elise Gignoux
Charlies Gignoux
Fran Ignoux
Robert M. Gienoux
Elisabeth Baner
Harriet Adele Hulse
Charlies Audbert
Edmond Chabert
Elise P. Matthiessen
sen_i
Nice
Republic of France
Dar
Charlies H. Backett
Dannel
J. Dowdney
Stewart & Shearer
Petitioner
Wall Street
HS Phopld
Frederika Wenske
Wolfgang Reichel
Babette Blanck
Dora Smith
Heinrich Gerber
Leomhart Gerber
Helwis Gerber
Augusta Gerber
Maria Gerber
Johanna Gerber
Caroline Ketcham
Carl A. Friedenstein
St. Paul (Stift
Yreuth
Germany
Berent Hansen
Frances Smith
Kunigunda E. Reich Eltate
George Schade
S. 3
Charles B. Beckett
Finch& Coleman
Nassau Bt
Wallkill
New Paris
Gardiner
Pamphliet. O
John A. Ben
Comminstomers
Charles
Fport Slocl
The
Tribune
Ava
Tae
4Th Ave
7Th
Gag
Téthana
125Th
Tremont
Abner
Bothce & Wen
Eee Marten
Steenbergh
New Tors
Marten
H. van Steenbergh
Manhattan Borough
George F. Seymour
City of Springfeld
Wall
Georgianus PF. Redmond
Knicker Davies, Stone & Auerbach
Nassau Street
Manhattan
MINT
Bethouss
Toledo
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