Local notice fragment references 6th Avenue address
Fragmentary text lists 1B o clock p m and a location at 180 6th Ave leaving unclear notice purpose or authority and no identifiable parties or actions.
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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1908
Page
13
Fragmentary text lists 1B o clock p m and a location at 180 6th Ave leaving unclear notice purpose or authority and no identifiable parties or actions.
In market activity across New York, Toronto and Montreal last week Cobalt Central Mines rose from 48 to over 60 as dividends are set to begin in December and the firm reports surplus to cover at least two more. The Canadian property has rapid development. 1908 output projected near 15 million, with profits and dividends totaling over six million to date. The company carries debt freedom with 44,090 in treasury and plans faster operation as machinery and electric pumps come online. G. M. Minzesteimer was elected VP of Butte and New York Copper. John A. Miles summarized mine progress and shaft sinking starts.
The article reports renewed foreign selling in US stocks subsiding amid Balkan tensions and domestic political steadiness. It notes expectations of Taft’s election restoring business confidence, rising rail earnings, improving copper and iron sectors, expanding building activity, and a stronger money market with easing interior drain. Bank reserves remain ample despite last week’s liquidity shifts.
A crowded page lists bond and note prices across a broad array of issuers including US, Cuba, Mexico, and several railroads and utilities. Prices show varied yields with many issues in the 100s and 90s, highlighting diverse credit risk and maturities from 4s to 6s and conversion bonds, alongside record totals of securities traded.
A wide range of railroad and industrial stocks posted higher closing prices for the week ending October 19 1907 with many issues showing net weekly gains. The table lists highest lowest and final figures for numerous issues including Amalgamated Copper American Car American Sugar and United States Steel among others with notable strength in several percent moves.
A catalog-style list of steel and iron company bonds including Buffalo Iron Co Lackawanna Steel Co Maryland Steel Co Penn. Steel Co Republic Iron & Steel Co and others with note on dating from 1900s to 1960s and accrued interest.
The Tribune lists 28 railroads and systems with October figures. Thirteen show gains totaling 223.42 and fifteen report revenue of 41,570, while overall losses amount to 118,147 and a 1.3 percent drop. Various companies and mileage figures are noted, including Alabama Great Southern and Mexican routes, with weekly and year-to-date totals.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a date October 10 and a percentage figure 10 percent related to a pit area. Details are unclear but imply a measurement or allocation in a local site. No identifiable persons or organizations are readable.
A fragmented stock column notes Bay State Gas at 12 100 and Havana Tobacco at 200 with railroad standard bales. Mentions high and low prices and a 12% change, but details are incomplete in this excerpt.
Fragmentary OCR lists bond and note figures including Allis-Chalmers 42 000 Am Writ 3 000 Con Se 4s 27 000 and tides 6 percent notes 2 000 with total around 157 000. Referenced entities are unclear due to garbled text but include company and note values.
A clipped financial notice lists numerous trust and surety firms with assorted figures and locations, including Alliance Realty, Lincoln, Manhattan, Mercantile, Metropolitan, National Surety, Commonwealth, Empire Trust, Fidelity, Guaranty Trust, Guardian, Home Trust, Hudson Trust, and Westchester among others, with branch addresses and quoted values. The compilation appears to track company names, securities, and real estate links in a dense directory-style format.
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