Union Pacific stockholders meet to elect directors and consider bonds
The Union Pacific Railroad Company schedules a stockholders meeting in Salt Lake City on October 13 1908 at twelve noon to elect fifteen directors and approve an indenture for first lien and refunding bonds up to 200 million dollars. It also covers authorization to purchase the railroad and related properties and to transact other lawful business with Beare of Directors and Executive Committee actions ratified from the last meeting. The meeting notices seal transfer books for preferred and common shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broedway
New York
Union Pacific Railroad Cocupany
Salt Lake City
Utah
Gelfrey
Equitable Trust Company
Bew York
Arec
Thepany
Metroad
Goié Bonas
Ture
South the and Western Railroad Company
State of Nebraska
Mergenthaler Linotype stockholders meeting notice
The Mergenthaler Linotype Company announces its annual meeting of stockholders at the office on Nessau Street on Wednesday October 21 1805 at eleven o clock for the election of a ten member Board of Directors and other business. Fred K Warburton serves as Secretary and Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
Mer- Linotype
Iere Rance Ponener
Nessau Street
Om Wetnesdey
Fred K
Warburton
Reading Company
Philadelphia
Resa
W. B. Taylor
Buchanan’s Bankruptcy Hearing Shaped by Creditors
No bail for F Buchanan as Judge Holt hears a writ request. Re Littlefield and creditors allege Buchanan possessed assets including a 48 automobile, furniture, and a move to 606th Street and Monticello rooms. Mrs Buchanan Dentte and her husband prepare for departure as Ernest Living changes cited to cut expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Buchanan
A. O. Brown Co
Holt
States District Court
Re- Littlefield
Lenee
Irregularity in the Stock Market
Total sales for the day reach 738,572 shares versus 395,510 for the same day last year. For January 1 to October 6, inclusive, sales total 137,584,751 shares, down from 156,439,208 in the previous year. Unlisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eghares
Irregular Trading on Wall Street Amid Balkan Tensions
Early trading showed slight gains in world stocks but soon swung with violent ups and downs led by Union Pacific and Northern Pacific. Rock Island issues posted gains whileFrisco preferred rose on heavy buying. worries over the Bulgarian independence, Austrian control of Bosnia and Herzegovina and a government commodity case appeal influenced sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Bosnia
Herzegovina
London
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Rock Island
Reid
Balkan
American Securities Abroad Market Report
London stock market receded amid foreign money movements with unions and utilities listed. Notable shifts include Anaconda Illinois Central New York Central and Pennsylvania readings, while Berlin Paris exchange rates and Paris franc values are cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London Moon
Illinois Central
Louis & Nash
Pennsylvania
Southern Pact
Tuson Pacific
Us&s Steel
Berlin
Paris
Parts Exchange
France
Berlin Exchange
British Consors
Bond Market Sales Show Wide Range of Japanese and U S Issues
A cluttered bond market page lists numerous securities from Japanese issues to U S government and corporate bonds. Entries include prices and yields with references to issuers such as Adams Ex, Manhattan Co, and Union: notes, bonds, and debentures across maturities, with yields spanning high teens to low hundreds of percent and several long-term issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace Lacaee Erie
Secco & Seccecerenses
NY City
Gs Bay de
Adams
Aera Ag
É& O
Ai Scice
M & Pt
Manhattan
Nee Wes
Inactive Stocks on NYSE Show No Transactions
Last actual sales and closing quotations listed for stocks with no trades yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange. The report lists bids and asks for numerous issues including Adams Ex, Am Exy, Long Island, Am Tob, General Electric, and more with varied price points and preferred stock lines among the entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Money Market and Foreign Exchange Report
Money on call opened at 14 percent, with highs at 14.4 and lows near 14 percent. Time money in several quarters held at firm rates. six month loans placed at about 4 percent. Demand light but contracts encouraged by slight firmness. Domestic mercantile paper active mainly from out of town buyers. Foreign exchange opened strong with sterling up, Balkan uncertainties dampened early trading and prompted caution among bankers. Bank clearings and government receipts noted along with sub-treasury debtor balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile Paper
Balkan
Reichsmarks
Germany
Paris
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
Boston
Chicago
San Francisco
Sight
Telegraph
New Orleans
Charleston
St. Louis
Exports of Merchandise 1907 1908 Rise in Trade Totals
Export figures for 1907 and 1908 show rising merchandise shipments with October totals linked to large tonnage. The data include monthly values and totals in the early 1900s, reflecting growing trade activity and shipments of goods abroad.
Investors Seek Coal Mining Partnerships in West
Investors connected to The Wall Street Journal solicit coal mining proposals in the West. They plan to join others and are reachable via Box 45, 5.0, New York City, aboard the S S Lusitania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chisholm & Chapman
New
Exchange
Wall Street
New York City
Fre & Co
The
Wall Street Journal
New York
S. S. Lusitania
West
New York Tribune
Outside Securities Market Shifts In Early Trading
Outside securities showed a decidedly easier tendency with light speculative activity. Some firmness persisted in spots as lower priced issues led the movement. specialties were largely at a standstill. Electric Boat common and preferred rose notably from prior levels while Bay State Gas eased slightly. Cobalt Central advanced 2 cents with broader mining notes steady and Allis-Chalmers 54 and Tidewater notes holding firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preferred
Bay State Gas
Cobalt Central
Allis-Chalmers
Tidewater
Dividends and Board Change Highlight 1908 Mining Firms
The notes list dividends for Railway Steel-Spring Company and Associated Merchants Company along with October payment dates. It also reports Tinto Company declaring a copper dividend and Granby Consolidated Mining electing William A Nash to replace George F Baker on the board after their annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinto Company
Europe
Granby
Granby Consolidated Mining, Smelting and Power Company
George F. Baker
William A. Nash
Baker
Foreign trading and corporate updates in early 1900s market
Foreign houses traded about 29 000 shares with roughly equal sales and purchases in issues like Union Pacific Canadian Pacific United States Steel and Baltimore and Ohio American stocks in London were irregular with Harriman issues showing strength. The St Louis and San Francisco Railroad declared a 1 percent regular quarterly dividend on first preferred stock payable November 2. New Haven Iron and Steel reports a loss of 11777 for the year due to inventory devaluations despite 132 operating days and low output while Kennedy Crossan is elected president. Clarence H Young joins Joseph Walker & Sons after NYSE election. Rio Tinto dividend reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
United States Steel
Baltimore & Ohio
London
Harriman
Balkans
Consors
St Louis & San Francisco Railroad Company
Steel Company
C. C. Kauftmann
New Haven Iron and Steel Company
Camden
Kennedy Crossan
Kauffmann
Clarence H. Young
Albany
New York Stock Exchange
Joseph Walker & Sons
Mr. Young
Horace G. Young
Albany Trust Company
Delaware & Hudson Company
RIO Tinto
Ibe Rio
Ferry Companies Bid for Brooklyn Route
Fragmented OCR note shows bids from ferry firms for a Brooklyn route with unclear figures and incomplete data. The readable portions indicate interest from multiple operators and a request for prices, but details are unreadable.
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Arthur Cramp
the Times
Stock Exchange
London, Paris Exchange, Ltd
Basildon House
England
R. L. Day & CO
Wall St
Congress St
HEH Crade Investment Bondsnicipalenc Railroad
Southern Pacific System First Mortgage
merican-Finance and Securities-Co. Investments
Nassau-St
Tel
John
Swartwout & Appenzellar, Bankers
Pine St. N. Y
Hepburn
N. ¥. Stock Exchange
Broadway
White&co
Bankers
Pine St. N
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Alex. Millar
E. F. Buchanan
A. O. Brown & Co
Baltimore
van Scheick & Co
Drs
Askel
Alway
Nurf
Gres L. & Power
Chase
Continental Tr
Allis-Cha’ Na Ass Eh Imers Co
Allis-Cers Co. Pr
Amalgamated Copper
Lowa Central Ee Wacce Sim ‘Estern
American Hem
Lake Erie & W
Louisville & Nashville
American
Sey Companies
American Can Pr
Perferris
American Car
American American Ice Securities
Missouri, Kansas
Texas Os
Enam
Newhouse M & 8
New York Central
American Tel. & Tel
New Haven & H
American Woollen
Ont. & Western
Atchison
Anaco
Norfolk
Toy
Northern Pacific Neeces
Atchison Prtimore & Ohio
Northern
Batopilas Mining
Pacifi Seen
Enegene Fe
Bethlehem Steel Sasteconcean
Pennsylvania Coke
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
People's Gas &Press
Covese
Butterick Company
Central Leather
Republic Iron & Steel
St. L
Chicago & Northwestern Seeerees
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Southern Pacific
Colorado & Southern
Southern Pacific Pr
Lsbs
Southern Railway
Tennessee Copper
Zits
Columbus & Hocking C
Third Avenue Railroad
Consolidated Gas & Ae
St. Louis & Wi
Comstock Tunnel
Delaware & Hudson
Tol
City Rapid
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Union Pacific Ontinees Seeeres
Eevee
United By
Duluth
South Shore & Erie
Tewenscootens
Erie Ist
Bay i Caetes Ryleron Pipe
Erie
Esnectsces
Pi &F
General Chemical Co
United States Rubber
United States Rubber Ist Pr
General Electric Co
Great Northern
United States Steel Pr
Great Northern Cre
Lopper
Hocking Valley
Va-Car
Homestake Coven
Interborough-Miy
Western Union Telegraph
Interborough-Metropolitan
International Harvester Pr
Westinghouse
International P
Wheeling & Lake Erie
International Pump Pr
Mal Im
Wisconsin Cent
Wisconsin Central
American Securities Abroad
UC Se
Panama
Mit
Wah
Do Ist Inc
Creeseree
Do &T
Pac Trust
Court
Penn
Echrinda
Maisie San A & A P
Seo V & N E
Reese
TAU
Rinnanan
del & H
Esse Teibtoon
Nave
Ewartwout & Appengzellar
Price & Int
Atlan Col RR
Moh
Obie BP
Ches & Ohio Ry
Ch & W Ind Rk
Clery Cc&Éstl
Consol Gas Co
Interborough R
Wares Ereressssvese
Kan City
Lackawanna Steel Co
Lake Sb & M
Louisville & Nres
Wks Se Teats Ninh&herrs
Norfolk & W
Ito
Iso
Pubgerv Corp
Lm&ser
L& Sfr FR
Werth el& Boo Cope
R L. Day & Co
Boston & Alb
Boston Eley
Cal & Hee
Fitchburg
Copeee
Nynh& Hissam
Franklin
Emad &T Colony Ty
Se Geers
Mass
Eng
U's Smelters Co
Mass Gaa
Atlantic
Shannon
ASO
Cpt
Ead Sas
Ac& F P
Lake Shore
Long Island
Marines
Alee Biso Pétiz
Sreen
Brunswick
Noekit
Ian Eiee
Det United
Cate
Sdsshal
Pho
Dovsret
Am& Se
Rae SS
Altos
Elec
Granby M
Endiso
Waleipe
Ecfts&mp
Money and Exchange
Madrid
Lisbon
Washington
Sub-Treasury
the &Sub-Treasury
Clearing House
Maibalen S Tioeaa
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
William Street
Fifth Avenue
Bishopsgate St
Metropolitan Trust
York
Capital
Supine
Brayton Ives
Anton A. RA
Beverly Chew Bertram
George NS Harras F. McNama
Rupert WE A
Frederick
Francis M. Bacon
Outside Securities
Industrial
Seene
Alaska
Banner
Batts Coalit
Butte & New York
Fernard
M & LI
fCon Ariz
Cumberland-Ely
Devis—Daly
Dominion Copper
el Rayo Otserrece
Nat
Florence
Furnace
Giroux
Greene Goldstter
Indian Valley Chins
Jim Butler
King Edwart
Mason Ae van i
McKinley—Dara
North Butte
Nev-Utah
Nevada
Cod Leasing
Nipissing Mines Co
Rchlight M & Py
Stewart
Superior & P
Tayra Dev
United Cooper
Ttah G & C
Goldfeld Oro
Isis
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Remar Way Company
Ugen Seach
Nassma Street
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Company
Nassau Street
Gardiner
Romsaee
Railway Steel-Spring Company
Church St
Bee Oktoy
Messima Harvey
Associated Merchants Company
Hoteken
N. J
Sreenk Puasteed
Andlaeacamelt
Sam Moses T
Consolidated Exchange Sales
Balt & Ohio
Chas & Chic
Chai & St P
K & Tex
Union Pac
Atlanta
Cal & Va
SS - Florence
Aske Am Cement
Val BR
Am Ry Co
Cambrians Phila
Consor
N Bat
Elec Co
Fairmount
Phila Elee
Phila
Ins Co
Trion Traction EU Lake Sup Corp
Cs Gas
Lehigh
Mutuajee G
Buffalo Gas
Paterson & Chic
L.ame
Priten
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Paso
Gac
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St & P
Ind Gas Ist Sa
Brookyn Gery
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