United Box Board in Paper announces reorganization plan
A New Jersey formed corporation will take over United Box Board in Paper Company assets. Stockholders exchange old shares for new one for one and five per common stock, with $7 per preferred share and $149 per common share due in installments through February 1988. Large stockholders mostly agree. about 1200 small holders undecided. Proposed plan cites $8.08 in cash and settling outstanding claims near $800,000, leaving net current assets about $1,000.
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United Box Board In Paper Company
Nen Committee
New Jersey
INS
Comany
United Sex Board and Paper Company
Generl
Proosec Comppany
New York Dining Club Formed by Broad Street Officials
New York Dining Club formed by permanent Broad Street curb market members aims to meet monthly to discuss curb market matters. Temporary officers elected include President P. Thomas Rheinhardt, Vice-President William B. Poe, and Secretary-Treasurer E. S. Mendels. W. B. Thompson noted in connection with Nipissing Mines.
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New York
Broad Street
P. Thomas Rheinhardt
William 8B. Poe
E. S. Mendels
Secnd
W. B. Thompson
Nipissing Mines
Baltimore Plans New Passenger Station for Rail Line
Baltimore may gain a third large Pennsylvania Railroad passenger station. Plans were submitted to the union depot commission by Gamble Latrobe acting general agent for the railroad in Baltimore, and the commission took the plans for consideration.
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Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Union Depot Commission
Udar
Gamble Latrobe
The
Pennsylvania
Bankruptcy petitions filed in United States District Court
Various firms and individuals including Sabsth & O and Charles F Comstock file voluntary bankruptcy petitions. Liabilities listed exceed 20 thousand dollars for one case. Receivers appointed for Kugler Schaffer & Co with allegations of fraudulent transfer of stock valued at two thousand dollars to Aaron Rabino Sr and associates.
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United States District Court
Hi. Sabsth &O
Sprring
Carles F. Comstock
Waverley
William Meyer & Mrs
Irm
Egg-O-See Receiver Appointed for Battle Creek Firm
In Quincy Illinois on October 2 Judge Albert Akers appointed John E Linehan secretary and general manager of Battle Creek Breakfast Food Company Limited as receiver for Eez o See. Bond set at $200000. Bankruptcy filed in Chicago with liabilities estimated 400000 to 500000 and assets 200000. Company organized in Michigan February 18 1902 with 1 million capital.
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Judzeit
James A. Terry
H. V O'Maley
A. P.ue & Co
Henny N. Goldowsky
Edgar L. Greenfield & Maskin
Samuel M. Schiempriz
H. Kasindorf & Bros
Aree
Federal Finance
Noo
Broadway
American Woollen Company
Fifth Avenue
Faulkner, Pege & Co
Worth Street
Northern Bank
coCharles L. Greenhall
Bok
Kugler, Schaffer & c
Waverley
St. Be
Aaron Rabino Srs
Spear & Co
Quincy
Albert Akers
John E. Linehan
Battle Creek Breakfast Food Company, Limited
Chicago
B. S. McCoy
Buffalo
Linehan
Illinois Surety Company
United States District Court
Battle Creek Breakfast Food Company
Treasury
SeeTegats
Battle Creek, Mich
Egs-o-See Company
Battle Creek Food Company
Michigan
Ill
Census Report On CottonOutput For 1908 Season
Washington October 26 census report on cotton shows a total of 1,283,780 bales counted round as hell bales ginned from 1508 up to October 18 and 25,440 active ginneries. It compares with 440,238 bales for 1907 and shows Sea Island bales totaling 32,462 for 1908.
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Washington
Sea Island
Canadian Pacific
Canadian Northern
Colorado & Southern
Grand Trunk &Ystember
Miles
Central
Miles Noetes
Neapolis
Paul & Saui LT
TE Marie
Minneapolis
St Louis
T Mber
Louis Southwestern
Southern
Toledo
Atchison, Topeka
Santa
Poten As T
Twin City
Detroit United
Inc
Ledo Railways
Sts
Seseeteagerearse
Ian En Am
New York Oct 26 1907 Coffee and Cotton Markets Report
Market notes from New York show coffee opening steady then dipping on liquidation while bulls supported near months. spot market quiet with Rio and Santos activity and Brazil port flows. Census cotton figures trigger a late rally then a soft close. London and Liverpool links cited with futures mixed. Continuous price ranges and receipts noted for coffee and cotton. grains and commodities also summarized with export movements and domestic deliveries.
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New York
Hamburg
Rio
Santos
Rts
Lundlahy
Sao Paulo
Brazil
United States
Europe
North Africa
Cape
River Plate
South America
River Pirate
Bahia
Germany
Cay
Openrket
Lancashire
Gulf
Mobile
Savannah
Sic
Charleston
Norfolk
Baltimore
Augusta
Little Rock Steady
New Orleans
Wilmington
Houston
Galveston
New Orleana
Cotter
Liverpool
Jay
Manchester
Market Notes From New York on Beans Peas Butter and More
New York market report lists receipts and prices for beans peas butter cheese eggs and fruits. Beans and peas show firming tone with limited late buying while dairy and egg markets remain steady with some high end lots firm.
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New York
Delima
California
Pennsylvania
Stavenstein
Ben Davis
Do King
Spitzenbere
Nortis
Bald Win
Hubbardson
Holland
Fall of York
Pippin
Anjou
Hkeurre
Delaware
Niagara
Upriver
Neagara
Bog
Sylvc
Market Prices for Fruits Vegetables and Farm Products
The report lists prices for assorted fruits vegetables and farm items with per basket crate or box quotes. Florida oranges grapefruits pineapples and other produce show varied pricing while meats poultry and eggs display steady movement and differing quality grades across markets in New York and the Pacific Coast.
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Cape Cod
Jersey
Florida
Porto Rico
New York State
Pacific Coast
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Ohio
Long Island
State
Ruddy
Nison
Maine
Boston
Norfolk
Connecticut
Orange County
Virginia
Romaine
Charleston
Canada
Toledo
Timothy
Alsiez
Livestock market prices from McPherson and others
McPherson & Co and Shamberg Son and others report varied volumes of Virginia steers, bulls, cows, and calves with prices ranging from $1.50 to $6.25 per hundredweight, noting receipts of 2,474 head over two days and a market broadly steady for choice veals while Western stock and grassers show softness amid overall dullness.
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John Ducey
H. H. Hollis
George & L. S Dillenback
Wricht & Co
New York
Reeves
Jersey City
Rati
Sixth Street
Fortieth St
Lehiz Valley
Weehawken
Cate Sheep Beef
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
Minneapolis
Certes
J. Shamberg & Son
Minnepolis
Morris Beef Co
Oceanic
Philadel
Fae
Morris Bee
Ceitte
Swift Beef Co
Celtic
Armour & Co
H. C Cook
Kasama
Boston
Baltimore
Teo Philphia
Ss Pond
Montreal
London
Liverpool
Glastow
Manchester
South Africa
Huhne
Gith Street
London Cables
Newton & Co
Virginia
Illinois
West Virginia
S Sanders
Sir W
Two car veal sale totals and market notes
Sales at Sales-Jellife Wright & Co and others show veals priced around 925 per 100 TM with numerous lots ranging from 875 to 950. Western calves, dressed veals, and fed calves traded across multiple weights, with figures in 70s to 900s per 100 TM and varied yard averages. lambs, sheep, and hogs receipts and prices listed for week and two day period.
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Jellife, Wright & Co
Curtis & Son
W. R Hume
Jonn BP
Nelson
Andrew Mullen
H. George & L. S. Dillenback
H. H. Hevlis
S Sanders
Tobin & Shannon
S. Judd & Co
Wera
Hollis
Vermont
T. G Curtie & Son
Hume
George & L. & Dilllerdack
Buffalo
S. Sanders
Cattle and Hogs Prices Across Markets Reported
Cattle receipts around 18.60 head with steady to higher bids. steers near 46 37, cows 3 35, heifers 2 0 to 5. calves strong to 8. Hogs receipts about 24,000 with bids mixed to higher, including heavy shipping and butcher grades. Sheep and lambs around 14,000 head with gains in lambs and steady to higher sheep. regional quotes from Cincinnati and East Buffalo show varied shifts across cattle hogs and sheep markets.
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Kansas City
Omaha
Chicago
India
Middle Wi
Siac
South America
Brazil
Ilha
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
Sheen Steady
Amt
European produce market report with mixed steady prices
European market listings show many produce lines holding steady with minor shifts. Beef and pork values fluctuate. bacon, ham, and lard show firm or soft tones depending on cut and grade. Timber, cheese, and turpentine prices noted with general firmness and regional references.
Wheat and grain markets edge higher on thin trading
Chicago and Duluth wheat and corn prices moved within narrow ranges as winter supplies and Northwest movement influenced sentiment. Reports from Argentina cited frosts, while U S shipments totaled about 10.98 million bushels for the week and visible wheat stocks rose. Prices closed steadier to modestly higher despite dull cash markets and lighter receipts across major hubs.
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Ubet
New York Produce Exchange
Chicago
Broomhall
Northwest
Seaboard
Winnipeg
Agost
Liverpool
Ohio Valley
West
Duluth
Afisrat
Chbton
Illinois
Indiana
Missouri
Gulf
New York
Buffalo
Mae Bai
London
Igher
Jake
IKON
Standard Foundry
Cleveland
Northern
New Orleans
New Orelphia
Philadephia
Calcutta
Cueesa
Argentina
United States
Minneapolis
Lce
Chicago Closing Stocks Mix Ring With Various: Names
Market report summarizes mixed closing results for Chicago stocks including American Can National Biscuit Booth Packing Quaker Cuts Commonwealth Edison Swift & Co Pneumatic Tool Box Board Telephone Chicago Title & Trust Southside Elevated Chicago & Oak Park Brick Chicago Subway Sears Roebuck preferred and other listed entities with altered quotes and fractional prices.
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American Can
National Biscuit
Quaker
Commonwealth Edison
Swift & Co
Chicago
Chicago Title & Trust
Southside
Chicago & Oak Park
Eimet
Chicago Subway
Sears Roebuck
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Clinton Gilbert
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Americ Oun
Jefferson
Liberty
Tuax
oPnics
Gina
Unier Exchange
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Irving
Yorkville
T Bar Co
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Sirmount Trac
Pens Steel Co
Elec Co
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Union Traction
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Lehigh
Welebach Co
Phila
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Jackson Gaa
Khan Ciy
Ius
Paterson
Sui
Denver
Ia & Tr
Paul Gas
Sera St & P
Queestione
Laegae Techvice
Eagle
Country Produce Markets
McPherson & Co
Kentucky
Virginia Eteers
S. Jude & Co
J. G Curtis & Son
John P Nelson
W. R. Hume
Heed. Inc
Newton
Sta
Tors. Karne Commission Company
Buffalo Lambs
HMS Juda & Co
Virginia Lambs
Shippers’ Commission Company
Larabe
Yesterdy
Telegraph
Cumberland
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