Sale of Bank in Doubt After Stockholders Meeting
A four week delay was ordered as stockholders of the Tee Sector of North America debated a possible resumption or reform, with 13 000 shares represented. John W. McKinnon was proposed as liquidating agent while minority holders pushed for a committee to explore reorganization or a new bank, led by Joseph H. Hart and others, with Charles A. Hanna to transfer assets if no agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
North America
L. D. Tee
John W. McKinnon
Cere
Ilitang
Charles A. Hanna
Joseph H
Hart
Robert M. Thompson
William F. Havemerer
John W. Gates
John H. Flagler
Henry P. Boots
Charles M. Schwab
Arthur Peking
Hartford
Conn
Henry W. Gotrich
Charles W. Morse
Morse
Goodrich
Eugene P. Carver
Gis
Assets Realization Company
Cerver
Te Amets
Missouri Pacific Report Details Earnings and Cuts
The Missouri Pacific Railway report for Geyer ends June 29 shows material reductions in gross earnings and net income from the prior year. It notes a surplus of 2.74 percent on capital and cites three-year results with a cautious forecast, citing freight declines, state regulation issues, and plans to reserve contingencies amid a difficult year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific Railway
Geyer
Mens ST
Decompany
George J. Goold
Missouri Pacific
United States Circuit District of Arkansas
Arkansas Railroad Commission- St
Rock Island Bonds Bought By Bier & Co
Bier Co announced yesterday that they arranged purchases with Chicago Rock Island Pacific Railway covering about 92,000,000 of the company's first mortgage bonds in 1904. Part of the issue had been under option to them, and the deal reflects financing movements for the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bier & Co
Chicago, Rock @ Pacifc Railway Company
Mpten
Iron Trade Conditions Report From The Iron Age
The Iron Age notes hesitation in demand yet large transactions in the Pittsburg district. A 6,000 ton monthly supply rate to a steel plant is reported, with expanded buying of structural material and early orders anticipated. Major contracts include 50,000 tons for Pittsburg, 29 tons for structure material, and 2,580 car orders, with railroads sounding urgent for prompt shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitsburg
Ogersie
Penns
Pittsburgh
Trevide
Seria
Torme
Puget Slee Company
Canton
Ohio
Teehnet
Philadelphia
Columbus
Denver
New York Central
Whiskey Profits Decrease Amid Panic and Grain Price Rise
The Distillers' Securities Corp report for the year ending June 30 shows gross profits of 2,454,390 compared with 4,541.96 last year and net earnings of 1,133,984 versus 2,555,767. After interest there was a small surplus, and after dividends a deficit. The panic period October to December hit profit, and grain prices forced reduced whiskey output. Kentucky whiskey production fell by 21,183,082 gallons year over year, while withdrawals for consumption declined slightly. The board believes net earnings justify continuing dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Securities Auction Result Listings by Executor of Samuel Stoutenburgh
Securities sold at the Exchange Salesroom by Adrian H Muller & son by order of the executor included United States Steel Corporation shares, American Cotton Oil Company, Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railroad common, Consolidated Gas Electric Light and Power, Merchants' National Bank, Oswego & Syracuse Railway, Phoenix National Bank, E. W. Bliss, Metropolitan Street Railway, Chicago Gas, New York Central & Hudson River Rail Road bonds, Rio Grande Western Railway bonds, Pacific Railway Company collateral, and numerous other bonds and shares with varied quantities and prices. The list details securities from firms such as Amex, National Fuel Gas, Amex Cigar, Hudson Trust, United States Exchange Bank, Marconi Wireless, Mohican Spring, State Line Telephone, New York Butchers, Mandarin Mineral, Rome Watertown & Ogdensburg Railway, Colorado Fuel and Iron, Great Northern Railway, Carnegie Trust, Kansas City Memphis & St Louis, and others, indicating a broad liquidation of holdings for estate settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian H Muller
Eae
Ehares
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha
Consolidated Gas, Electric Light A. Power Company of
Baltimore
Merchants’ National’ Bank
Pea Oswego & Syracuse Railway
Poenix National Bank
E. W. Bliss
Ee Metropolitan Street Railway
Chicago Gas
Comestined Gas Company of New
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
Michigan Central
Rio Grande Western Ireeé Company
First Trust
Fort Comn
Reiiway Company
Cheres Aee Corpeny
Pacific Rairos
Weneieres
Peking Com Ny
Hudson County Consumers” Company
Mohican Borins
American Express Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Public Service Corporation of New Me
United States Exchange Bank
Mabto i Sp Dynes En Os
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of America
Mohican Spring Company Com—Et PR
State Line Telephone Company Common
Lot
State Line Telephone Company
Prefe
Sapte Ees Mess Neice
New York Butchers’ Dresseé Meat Company
Sele Gringo
Mandarin Mineral Ae Company of
Florida
Eee Sensheetes
Eredee Nest
Sez
Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg Railway Company
St May
Cherieston & Summerville Electric Railway Company
New York Trust Company
Lawryers
A and Apes Company
Eeema
Geventure
Theraon
Interborough Realty Company
Eset Realty Company
Gold Bend
Tenetensane Realty Company
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company General
Great
Fancies & & St Clair Railroad Company
Canada Southern Railroad
Ani Smelting Company
Carnegie Trust Company
Kansas City, Memphis & Een Railrock
Kouwenhoven Realty and Improvement Company
Standard Milling Company
Central of Georgia and peers post 1908 railway earnings
Railroad earnings for major lines show net gains and monthly figures. Central of Georgia reports period through Oct with amounts near 242 to 273 thousand dollars. Chicago Great Western and Chicago and St. Louis list multi year totals and Oct week data. figures include net earnings and operating expenses across several routes for Jan to Sept and July to Oct periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central OF Georgia
Jane
Chicago Great Western
Louisville
Wallbliss
Detroit & Mackinac
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Espersens
Roma
Chicago & ST. Louis
Chicago & Alton
Market snapshot from Chicago and other neighbors in Oct 21
Market reports from Chicago Cincinnati Kansas City and Pittsburgh show cattle receipts around 22,000 head in Chicago with prices for steers about 4.40 to 9.87, hogs near 5.10 to 5.80, and sheep around 3.50 to 4.50. Regional notes include steady to lower hogs, steady cattle, slow sheep, and notable activity at Union Stock Yards with varied veal calves and veal prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Chieseo
Ught
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Kansas City
Union
Pittsburg
Megtuma
Light York
Ledo
Ie Wright & Co
W. Otis & Coa
Seis Z'shannon
Tobin Annon
Olio
Ted Calves
Judd & Co
Sanders
Pennsylvania
S. Tobin & Shannon
Kerns Commission Company
Indiana
J. G. Curtis & Son
Vermont
W. R
H. H. Hollis
Uniform Bill of Lading Extension Issued by Trunk Line Group
Cc. C. McCain leader of the uniform bill of lading committee informs carriers in Official Classification territory that due to many shippers holding old forms and printing delays, shipments may be received and receipted on current on hand forms until December 31. All forms must bear a legible signed note that the shipment is tendered and received under the company's uniform bill of lading terms effective November 1, 1905. This receipt is not negotiable. if issued to order it must be exchanged for the uniform order bill of lading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. C. McCain
Uniform
Bill of Lading
Trunk Line Association
New England Roads
Central Freight Association
Association of Lake Lines
Northern Pacific Update Highlights Rate Suits and Construction
The Northern Pacific Railway reports in its pamphlet that Howard Elliot emphasizes ongoing rate lawsuits against the 2 cent passenger rate and low grain coal lumber and livestock rates set by the ICC. The road notes progress in construction, including the Big Fork & International Falls line now in operation with $682,191 advanced, and Spokane Portland & Seattle line completion up to 220 miles with 185 miles of branches due by winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Howard Elliot
United States Circuit Court of
Minnesota
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northern Pacific
Big Fork & International Falls Railway Company
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railway Company
Kennewick
Vancouver
Wash
Billings
Spokane
Interstate Commerce Commission bans discriminatory commutation fares
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that railroad commutation tickets must not discriminate by passenger class by offering reduced fares to school children while charging working children full rates. Railroads may limit sale to children within certain ages, preventing adult misuse, and ticket agents cannot inquire about a passenger’s business to set rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wheat market climbs on Argentina frost damage and Europe gains
Chicago bulges as frost-hit Argentina wheat tightens supply. Prices rise across wheat and oats with strong cash demand and near top levels. Corn fluctuates but shows late strength amid export lift and improved demand. Provisions stay firm as packers push cash lard demand. Estimated tomorrow’s receipts include wheat and corn gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Argentina
Missouri River
Ohio River
Northwest
Winnipeg
Minneapolis
Duluth
Gulf
Shorts
London Markets Inch Higher Amid Grain and Metal Prices
The London copper and tin markets rose with copper at £60 spot and futures at 60 lis 6d while local quotes eased. Lead and spelter were steady to dull. iron and pig iron varied, with strong provisions and refined oils trading firm. sugar and molasses showed modest activity as molasses remained steady and refined sugar held near unchanged levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pathy
Standard Foundry
Northern
New Orleans
Philadelphia
New York
City
Calcutta
Chicago
Cmata
India
Srm
South America
Brazil
Patna
Rangoon
Coffee and cotton rally amid steady market in New York 1908
In New York on October 21, 1908 the coffee market held steady after a sharp French break, with around 15,000 bags sold and late-day firmness as demand absorbed offerings. Cotton traded actively, closing modestly higher after early declines, boosted by Wall Street buying and strong demand, with 225,000 bales sold. Spot markets showed varied activity across Southern points, with weather affecting Oklahoma and ongoing ginning ahead of census data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Havre
Sao Paulo
Rio No
Ooning
Lew
Close
Dar.ie
Wall Street
Oklahoma
New England Willis
National Ginners’ Association
Census Bureau
New York Market Reports for Beans Peas and Produce 1908
Receipts today include 153 sacks of beans and 450 sacks peas with market holding at firm to steady levels. Beans and marrow prices range up to 240 per bush with peas around 230, while exporters for red kidney supplies easing. butter quotes steady at top grades and lower grades softer. eggs steady around 26 27c with storage stock moving moderately. Fruits and vegetables show apples and pears steady, oranges and grapes in fair demand, cranberries quiet but steady, hay and straw steady to slightly easier on top grades, poultry market demoralized with few trades and wide price spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jos Seces Ste
Yeater
Spa
Gulf
Mobile
Sic
Savannah
S&c
Charleston
Norfolk
Baltimore
Augusta
St. Louis
Little Rock
Houston
Galveston
New Orleans
Wilmington
Memphis
Cotton Exchange
Liverpool
Manchester
New York Produce Exchange
Duluth
Chicago
Commission
Broomhall
Berlin
Ohio Valley
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Commission House
Buffalo
California
Lima
Speelers
Nadian
Pennsylvania
Alexander
Gravenstein
Pippin
Ben Davis
Co King
Holland
Fall of
York
Pearl
Seckel
Beurre Bosc
Beurre Anjou
Clatrgeau
Sheldon
le Conte
Jersey
Ohio
West Virginia
Delaware
Niagara
Salem
Concord
Upriver
Cape Cod
Florida
Alvesa
Porto Rico
Pineapp
Do Porto Rico
Forse
Prince
Sonoma County
Cal
Pacific Coast
Auction Catalog Excerpt From South Western Market Prices
A fragmentary listing shows prices for ducks, quail, partridges, venison, rabbits, potatoes, vegetables, and dairy products. Various per dozen, per basket, and per bag quotes are given, including ducks at $150 and mallard, teals, venison saddles, and multiple vegetable items with fluctuating market rates. The text mirrors a busy market brisk with small lot prices and regional varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saaleama Ile
Tvania
Long Island
Jersey
Jogtsc
Boston
Pbl
Soestea
Connecticut
Mickie
Orange County
Virginia
Hatiestem
Norfolk
Hubbard
Canada
Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Cattle and Calf Trade
Receipts totaled 60 carloads of beef, with steers near Monday prices and cows and bulls varying. Exports include 4,400 beef quarters split between Swift Beef and Morris Beef. Multiple firms reported Virginia and Kentucky steers, calves, and lambs with prices ranging and trade described as slower for certain categories, Western calves easing and veals selling around nine dollars per hundredweight, while dressed veals steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Texan
London Cables
Southampton
Swift Beef Company
Morris Beef Company
S. Sanders
West Virginia
Newton & Co
Virginia
Kerns Commission Company
Tobin & Shannon
Kentucky
Andrew Mullen
Jelliffe, Wright & Co
W. R. Hume
A. McCabe
A. Mullen
Feles
Joan P. Nelson
Andrey Mullen
J. G. Curtis & Son
European Produce Market report October 21 closing figures
Market round up shows dull wheat with slight declines in Western winter. corn steady with mixed American demand. flour steady for winter patents. Hops in London. beef, pork prices mixed but generally firm. lard and refined oils softening. Spirits, Turpentine steady. peas, Canadian clears quiet. petroleum steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio
K. Tonsa
London
Pacific Coast
Los
Prive Mets
Dungaian
Ted
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Bank of North America
Missouri Pacific Report
la Grecas
Rock Island Bonds
The
Iron Trade Review
Clinton Gilbert
Omer
Liberty
Lincoln
National En Manhattan Co
Bronx
Marxet & Ful
Metropolis
Battery Park
Mechanics
Butch & Drov
Mercantile - Isl Coal & I Nat
Metropolitan .i
Ww Consolidated
Merch
Ence
Merchants
Wv Century Chase
Mount Morris
Chathamam Ae
Mutuei - Chemical
Nassau
Nat Copper
Pelsez
New Netherland
Ontal
Columbia Cress
People’s
Fifth National
Fifth Avenue
Me Plaza
Fourteenth St
Sherman
Gallatin
Garfield
State Cessean German Exch
Germania
Greenwich
Union Exchange
Hanover
West Side
Irving Net
Yorkville
R. L Day & Co
Wall Streat
Boston Cenk
Best & Albany
Cal & Hecla M
Centennial
Fitchburg
West End
Noa Buttesz
Mats Elec Cos
Qeceola
Tamarack
US Smelters Co
Utah Pees
Atlantic
United Fruit
Stoel
Ity
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Jackson Gas
Kan City
Mutua
Bingham
I. Len
Buffalo Ga
Paterson & Pa
Chieken
Pitts Con
Standard Wee
Pg&c
St J Gas
Denver Gas
St_P Gom
Con Do Pr Yen Ss
St & Tr
St Paul Gas Bs
Tinngé
Syra_ G
Indianapolis
Syra Lt & P
Ind Gas
General Market Report
Country Produce Markets
Sp . Broilers
Michigan
Michieen
Lackawanna
West Shore
Ween Si
Ontario
Lehigh Walier
Lane Homer Ramsdell
New Haven
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