RANNA READY TO PAY TRICKS IN OIL TRADE
The final 25 per cent dividend will be paid to bank depositors who filed proofs, with six percent interest on balances since the bank suspended on January 4. Checks will be ready for depositors after verification, and gains from a building equity may help settle remaining liabilities. Morse, Hanna, and the receiver plan to finalize asset distribution to stockholders, while bond filings and court discussions shape the process. The asset sale and stockholders’ outlook depend on future bond and litigation outcomes. The Standard Oil price-cut case continues with testimony on independent oil firms and competitive tactics across Maryland and Washington districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sila de SO
Mme A Ses Oses
North America
Grogune
Morse
Hanna
Philadelphia
Govether
Consolidated Steamship Company
Mr. Morse
Murray
Chase National Bank
American Ice
Franklin Ferris
Maryland
District of Columbia
Red
The
National
Columbia
Crescent
Crown
Pure Oil Company
Dalrymple Parton
Standard
Des Cen
Enry W. Sparks
Washington
National Oil Companies
National Oil Company
Sparks
Morrison
Kellogg
L. O. Nicolli
Roslyn
W. Va
Mr. Morrison
Mr. Rosenthal
Nicolli
Rosenthal
George E. Parsells
Columbia Company
West Virginia
Parsells
Mr. Parsells
Independent Oil Company
Boughman
L. C. Nicolli
James R. Lyles
Alexandria
Charles G. Purse
Baltimore
Holmes Safety Oil Company
Paragon Oil Company
Bank examiners under scrutiny seek bank views
Washington Sept 14 Lawrence O Murray Controller of the Currency asks national bank presidents for candid opinions on how bank examinations are conducted and how the process can be improved. He notes banks fund examinations and seeks confidential, full replies before the October meeting with state and federal examiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lawrence O. Murray
Centraller
Bank in Bad Shape After Closure in Pittsburg
Washington reports bank examiner John B. Cunningham, who closed the Lotan National Bank of Pittsburg, consults Controller Murmur and Judge Oldham on national bank affairs. The receiver says offers are poor and conditions worse than Cunningham found. Department officials deny drinking rumors and note statements denying responsibility for the stigma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John B. Cunningham
Lotan National Bank of
Pittsburg
Eshington
Murmur
Oldham
National Bank
Kane
Cunningham
Sheffield Coal 28 Iron Foreclosure Plan Announced
The Sheffield Coal 28 Iron Company reorganization committee announced a foreclosure of mortgages on Semrany properties. Some large stockholders have yet to assent to the proposed plan of modernization. Mediation of the plan is being considered, with new cash and bondholder funding expected to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield Coal ® 28 Iron Company
Semrany
Manager for Booth and Co. Receivers Seek New Leader
William J. Chalmers, receiver for A Booth and Co in Chicago, was authorized by Judge Kohlseat to appoint an experienced manager to supervise the firm. The choice will involve Chalmers and the creditor committee. The receiver may pay all employees and cash any unpresented checks under 190. Creditors adjourned today’s meeting to await Eastern bankers. Liabilities now estimated near 7 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William J. Chalmers
A. Booth & Co
United States
Kohlseat
Mr. Chalmers
Banker Creditors’ Committee
Eastern
Creditors’ Committee
Eastern Banks
Jacob Newman
Booth
M. E. & T Annual Report Highlights Earnings Decline
The Missouri Kansas & Texas Railway reports gross earnings of 25.28 million, down 2.9 million from last year, with net earnings at 6.85 million and a surplus after taxes of 1.34 million. After betterments, equity would be 1.3 percent. Freight fell while passengers rose. future needs imply further heavy spending from surpluses, dimming common stock dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Morgan & Co to Buy Erie Coupon Bonds
The Erie Railroad issues notice that J P Morgan & Co will buy at par for cash the October 2 coupon on several bonds including New York & Erie four percent bonds and Erie Railroad four percent convertible bonds. Morgan then extends readiness to purchase all October coupons at par.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad Company
New York & Erie Railroad
Long Dock Company
Jefferson Branch Railroad Company
Bergen County Railroad
J. P. Morgan & Co
General Market Report Sees Mixed Coffee and Cotton Moves
New York market notes coffee eased on lower French cables and September notices while finishing steady near unchanged to five points down. Cotton faced demand uncertainty from the West Indian storm with a late firming close after early declines, led by American and British mills amid dry weather and rain prospects across the belt.
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New York
Havre
Hamburg
Rio
Santos
Sesson
Exchange
Sao Paulo
United States
Europe
North Africa
Cape
River Platte
South America
Victoria
Bahia
Ellison
Cotton
Washington
New Orleans
Great Britain
Continent
Country Produce Market Prices and Receipts Report
Receipts today record beans and peas with 100 sacks of beans. Prices show light demand for marrow at 240, quiet for medium and pea, and new arrivals expected at 240. Butter and cheese markets hold steady with varying quality, while eggs rise on limited supply. Fresh fruits and produce values extend across apples, pears, plums, grapes, melons, peaches, and berries with diverse regional pricing.
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New York
Eenee
Bush
Lima
California
Tvc
Liverpool
Pennsylvania
Seckel
Louise Herne
Bosc
Anjou
Beurre
Clairgeau
Sheldon
Jersey
Do West
Gintu
Western Maryland
Msc
Delaware
Niagara
Concord
Worden
Nova Scotia
Maryland
Tse
New Mexico
Utah
Agilac
Pacific Cacsi
Atime
Sermans
State
Pacific Coast
Live Stock Market Report New York September 14 1908
New York stock market data from September 14 1908 shows beef and veal receipts and prices. Beef beves receipts two days 54 cars with declines on top prices and varied demand. dressed beef and Texan beef ease. calves receipts and prices steady. London Liverpool quoted weights and prices for cattle.
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New York
Jersey City
Sixtieth Street
Fortieth Street
Lehigh Valley
Weehawken
West Shoress
Schwarzschild & Suiz
Mesaba
Philadelphia
Montreal
London
Liverpool
J. Shamberg & Son
West Virginia
McPherson & Co
Kentucky
Virginia
Newton & Co
Virginia Bull
Virginia Cow
Gr. & Sanders
Ohio
Tobin
Shannon
Toy Mit
H. H. Hollis
George & L. S. Dillenback
J. Shamberg & Co
Si Morris Beef Company
Morris Beef Company
Lass Swift Beef Company
Adriatic
le Swift Beef Company
Bue
Armour & Co
Y Packing Company
Cedric
Cudah
Cattle and Sheep Market Report from Jersey City
Detailed pricing and lot notes for cattle sheep and hogs with multiple consignors and buyers. Includes cattle readings, sheep divisions by state and district, lambs, wethers, ewes, and hogs with per head and per CWT pricing, plus dealers and commission firms like McPherson Co and Ke rns Commission.
Market Summary of Livestock at Buffalo and Kansas City
Buffalo market reports mixed cattle and steady to higher lambs and sheep. Receipts light, hogs slow, cattle steady. western and eastern bids noted with prices for steers, cows, calves, and yearlings. Kansas City shows 30,000 cattle receipts, southern markets lower, stockers and feeders strong, hogs firmer, lambs steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
John Ducey
Telliffe. Wright & Co
HK H. Hollie
George & L. S. Dillenback
Grissers
G. Curtis @ Son
Buffalo
Chicago
Kansas City
European produce market report from Liverpool
Sept 14 Liverpool market shows wheat and corn prices steady with futures firm for December. Winter patents, Hops at London steady. beef cuts strong with clear rib and long clear middles high. Lard and oil refined values firm while cheddar and other dairy items hold near steady levels.
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New York
London
Cleveland
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Calcutta
Middle Western
South America
Brazil
Glee
Patna
Rangoon
Eagie
Eagle Confect i
Liverpool
California
Pactic Coast
India
Stromer
Sis &F
Chicago Wheat Market Shows Strength Amid Heavy Receipts
Wheat extends firm close despite ample Northwest arrivals and heavy receipts. Corn and oats rise with weather signals end of dry spell. pro visions gain value. Primary market totals and local receipts cited with mixed sentiment, cash demand steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
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RANNA
National Bank of North America
Fitisburg Bank
Cosmopolitan
Booth & CO
M. E. & T. Annual Report
Morgan & CO
Erie
General Market Report
Atgsss
os _ S
Cotton Exchange Special
Liverpool Cabies
Kansas
New York Produce Exchange
Western Steady
City Steady
Duluth
Northwest
Winnipeg
Shorts
Minneapolis
Drouth
du- Tath
Iowa
Michigan
Long Island
Maine
Eastern Shore
Boston
Rockland County
Lone Island
Hackensack
Connecticut
Orange County
Massachusetts
Norfolk
Canada
Toledo
Country Produce Market
G. Curtis & Som
W. R. Hume
Andrew Mullen
Saniers
Jeteuese
Mcfnerson & Co
Cormman
St Mutton
Totin & Rmn
Kerns Commission Company
Ce Lamba
Indiana
Juda & Co
Merenere Commission
Pennertvenia
State Ducks
At & McPherson & Co
Virginia Lambs
Fred I. Krate
J. P. Nelson
Hume
Sylvania Do
Tis
I. & Curtis & Son
S. Sanders
Penneytvania
Tobin & & Shannon
W_R._Hume
3Y Telegraph
North Dakota
TD Care
Mark
Waieo
Corm
Eiven
Tae Sss
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