Brown and Young expelled from New York Stock Exchange
The New York Stock Exchange announced the expulsion of Albert O Brown and Lewis G Young of Bemgrown & Co after an August 22 trading incident. An official statement said charges of conduct inconsistent with just and equitable trade were sustained following a special investigation. Proceeds from their sale will settle the firm’s obligations to other members. Edward F. Buchanan says the firm will appeal to obtain proceeds for general creditors.
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Waestock Exchange
Albert O
Lewis G. Young
Bemgrown & Co
Board of Governors
Albert O. Brown
Stock Exchange
A. O. Brown & Co
Exchange
Edward F. Buchanan
Buchanan
Syndicate bids for Eastern Steamship in Portland suit
A New York Boston banking syndicate with Maine investors plans a bid for the Eastern Steamship Company as a court case in Portland seeks authorization to sell. The group aims at a 1.2 million bid with about 2.5 million in stock capitalization, offering to reorganize under a $1.2 million cap. Charles W. Morse is not tied to the syndicate.
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New York
Boston
Maine
Eastern Steamship Company
United States Circuit Court
Portland
Consolidated Steamship Company
Eastern
Metropolitan Steamship Companies
Circle Line
Ward Line
New York and Porto Rico Steamship Company
Mallory Line
Ty Maine
Charles W. Morse
Morse
Paper Mill Strike Ends After Two Months
Boston reports a settlement of the two month old paper workers strike. New orders direct Franklin New Hampshire Berlin New Hampshire and Greenfield Massachusetts mills to resume next Monday. Wages cut about five percent, down from an initial sixteen percent proposal. Union headquarters had not confirmed the settlement.
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Boston
International Paper Company
New England
Franklin
Berlin
N. Hi
Greenfield
Mass
New York
Bellows Falls
Rumford Falls
Livermore Falls
Maine
W. E. Everett
N. H
Paper Makers’ Union
Argue Standard Oil Ouster Suits In Ohio
Virgil P. Kline and S. H. Toller of Cleveland argued motions on demurrers in three ouster suits against the Standard Oil Company filed by George H. Phelps. Judge Babst of Crestline heard the arguments and reserved his decision.
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Findley
Ohio
Virgil P. Kline
S. H.toller
Cleveland
Standard Oil Company
George H. Phelps
Babst
Crestline
Harvey Fisk & Sons Buy NYC Revenue Warrants
Harvey Fisk and Sons purchased nineteen million dollars of New York City revenue warrants at a price yielding two percent. The warrants mature in December.
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Harvey Fisk & Sons
New York City
Receiver Hanna Cuts Expenses at Exchange Place Offices
Charles A. Hanna receiver of the National Bank of North America has moved from the bank’s large ground floor rooms at 43 Exchange Place to smaller nineteenth floor offices in the same building. Depositors have been paid in full with interest, and the receiver will occupy the smaller quarters until October 2 when stockholders meet to elect an agent to take over the assets.
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Charles A. Hanna
National Bank of North America
Exchange Place
Bank Guarantee Peril Highlights Nebraska Bankers Meeting
Lincoln Nebraska September 24 1924 the twelfth annual Nebraska Bankers Association meeting drew over a hundred bankers including three from Oklahoma discussing deposit guarantees J Fleming Enid E W Hogan Oklahoma City and C H Gilbert Lawton opposed the scheme ex governor Myron T Herrick of Ohio urged caution warning that such a law would burden depositors and be unjust and harmful to the economy Kentucky bankers session focused on financial legislation fidelity bonds and burglary insurance discussed by Milton D Ailes and Henry G Penniman respectively
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Lincoln
Néb
Nebraska Bankers’ Association
Oklahoma
J. Fleming
Enid
E. W. Hogan
Oklahoma City
C. H. Gilbert
Lawton
J. P. A. Black
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
Philippines
Porto Rico
Alaska
Florida
Lexington
Kentucky State Bankers’ Association
Milton D. Ailes
Riggs National Bank
Washington
D. C
Fidelity
Henry G. Penniman
United Surety Company
Baltimore
Steel Spring Dividend Reduced by Railway Steel Spring Co
The Railway Steel Spring Company directors declared a semi-annual dividend of 1 percent on common stock payable October 22, down from 4 percent annual since 196. The stock, which closed at 34 on Wednesday, rose to 35 after the dividend news and next traded at 38, closing higher. The recent boom saw the stock at 45 1/2 before a sharp drop after American Locomotive Company directors passed its dividend on its own stock.
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Railway Steel Spring Company
American Locomotive Company
Brighton Beach Park Expansion Plans Include Casino
Orlando Harriman, vice-president of Brighton Beach Park, has purchased a large tract between Brighton Beach Park and Manhattan Beach from the Corbin estate for park expansion. If plans advance a casino costing about 1,000,000 dollars is set to be erected next spring with additional amusement projects in the works.
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Brighton Beach Park
Manhattan Beach
Orlando Harriman
Corbin
Notes from the Mines and State Wealth Outlook
The La Rose Consolidated Mines Company of Cobalt Ontario declares a 3 percent dividend for the quarter ending August 31, payable October 20. Keweenaw Copper Company sets a two dollar assessment in two installments, allowing a $200,000 balance for development. Phenix mill tests show copper mineral returns of sixteen sponds per ton. Montana anticipates gold output rising to a daily rate of 5,350, with Fergus Madison Chouteau Lewis and Clark counties leading production and plans to boost facilities to reach a monthly gold output of 200,000.
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la Rose Consolidated Mines Company of Cobalt, Ont
Keweenaw Copper Company
Phenix
Keweenaw Company
Montana
Fergus
Madison
Chouteau
Lewis and Clark
Vanderbilt wins big at Sewickley Heights horse show
Pittsburg September 24. Allegheny Country Club opened its horse show with Reginald C. Van derbilt present. He won multiple prizes in harness, tandem, and single horse events with partners Lord Burleigh, Lord Brook, and Dr. Selwonk. Marie Tempest was entered but became lame.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
Allegheny Country Club
Sewickley Heights
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Mr. Vanderbilt
Dr. Selwonk
Gould Trolley Case Opened
Richmond Sept 24 Argument begins in the United States Circuit Court against the Virginia Passenger and Power Company tied to Frank Jay Gould of New York. The firm owns electric trolley trackage around Richmond Manchester and Petersburg totaling 116 miles. The consolidated mortgage to Merchants' Trust Company of New York covers 15 million dollars in bonds.
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Tribune
Richmond
Virginia Passenger and Power Company
Frank Jay Gould
New York
Edmund Waddill, Jr
United States
Manchester
Petersburg
Merchants’ Trust Company of
Policeman Exonerated After Yonkers Shooting
Coroner Weisendanger exonerates Patrolman Kruppenbacher from all blame in the shooting of Edward Anderson at Orest Hyras’s saloon. Chief Wolf reinstates him and he returns to duty. Kruppenbacher, enforcing excise law, was struck and shots were fired when Anderson and two others tried to seize his weapon. Anderson bled to death.
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Weisendanger
Yonkers
Kruppenbacher
Edward Anderson
Wolf
Anderson
Orest Hyras
No. 64
Main Street
Lehigh Blames Laws For Rail Costs In 1907 Report
Lehigh Valley Railroad reports fiscal year results with revenue of 35.51 million dollars and expenses of 22.20 million dollars, noting increased labor costs and regulatory changes. President Thomas criticizes new railroad accounting rules and commissions, says laws weaken administration and raise operating costs. Registration days set for October 5, 6, 10, and 12.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Thomas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tidewater
A Tuberculosis Test At International Congress Preview
Dr. D Laszio Detre of Austria arrives for the International Tuberculosis Congress and will demonstrate a new diagnostic test. Three Tuberculosis Hospital patients will receive inoculations to reveal whether their infection is human or bovine, aiming to show the method's twenty four hour results and its implications for distinguishing recent versus dormant infection and tissue susceptibility. Detre notes bovine TB may spread via milk or butter but not meat.
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Washington
D. Laszio Detre
Austria
Detre
Koch
International Conference on Tuberculosis Opens in Philadelphia
The opening session of the International Conference on Tuberculosis gathers experts from seventeen countries in Philadelphia. Dr. C Theodore Williams of London discussed the evolution of pulmonary tuberculosis treatment as delegates toured the Henry Phipps Institute after a University of Pennsylvania luncheon. Mayor Reyburn and Governor Stuart welcomed delegates, and Dr Lawrence L Flick chaired the opening meeting as the inner council expanded its board from six to twenty one members.
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Philadelphia
C. Theodore Williams
London
Henry Phipps Institute
University of Pennsylvania
Reyburn
Stuart
Lawrence L. Flick
Board of Managers
London dentists offer canine dental care in new show dog unit
West End practitioners now reserve hours for veterinary dentistry with show dogs. Prices range from 25 for a single tooth to 525 for scraping and cleaning, 125 for refilling and cleaning a tooth, 425 for a bicuspid or incisor, and 100 to 135 for a full set. A tooth decay can cost a dog points in competitions.
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West End
London
Metals and provisions drive London market roundup
Metals in London rose with tin at £132 7s 6d spot and £134 futures while copper and lead held gains locally. Provisions firm early, but faded by close as cash demand cooled. hogs, pork and beef levels steady to higher with mixed receipts across the Midwest and West. Sugar and molasses markets steady to firm with refined sugar prices unchanged. India and New Orleans oils and linseed quoted at steady ranges.
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London
Standard
Cleveland
Orleans
New Orleans
Philadelphia
New York
Calcutta
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
West
Iltec
Middle Western
South America
Continent
Brazil Keys
Patna
Rangoon
Eagle
Muscovado
Java
Grain and Cotton Markets Report of September 24 1908
Market snapshot notes coffee prices steady to irregular with modest totals traded as 1,760 bags. Cotton futures opened quiet then steady with October leading gains amid rains in Texas and reports of strong Western demand. spot markets shown mixed but generally firm in the Southeast. Wheat and corn rallied with new seasonal highs on export demand and Northwest weather. Minneapolis and Winnipeg saw gains, while Chicago reduced selling pressure.
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New York
Hamburg
Santos
Rio
Sao Paulos
Texas
Manchester
Lancashire
Yester- High
Ziuaer
Wee
Mindtine
Gulf
Savannah
Baltimore
Sic
Augusta
St Louis
Mobile
Charleston
Galveston
New Orleans
Wilmington
Memphis
Houston
Cotton Exchange
Liverpool
Kansas
New York Produce Exchange
City Steady
Duluth
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Chicago
Seaboard
Minneapolia
Broomhall
Buffalo
New York Market Reports for Beans Butter Eggs and more
Country produce markets from New York on September 24 1903 detail beans and peas receipts at 400 sacks with new peas selling up to 2.35 per bush and red kidney on 190 price for choice bright stock. Butter egg and cheese markets show steady to dull demand with creameries firm on high quality items and various price ranges for creamery and state dairy products.
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New York
Lima
Liverpool
Pennsylvania
Prices for Fowls and Produce Decline in Mixed Market
Active today in fowls and chickens with steady demand. Quotes cover turkeys ducks geese quail and pigeons with Western dry packed and scalded fowls, along with beef venison potatoes vegetables and fruits prices by weight box or basket vary by region including Pennsylvania Jersey Long Island and Maine.
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Adelphia
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Long Island
Maine
State
Jersey
Boston
Hackensack
Connecticut
Orange County
Norfolk
Washington
Hubbard
Marrow
Canada
Livestock Market Report from New York September 24 1908
Receipts include 49 carloads of beeves and 310 calves with steady to slow demand. Sheep and lambs saw slow trade and lower lambs, while hog prices varied with reported sales from multiple firms. Dressed beef and veal prices listed, with market activity described as steady to weak.
Market Report: Cattle and Hogs Prices Along U S Markets
Chicago markets show receipts about 5 000 cattle and 13 000 hogs with steady to lower trends. Cattle ranges include steers 440 to 760, cows 325 to 525, bulls 230 to 450, and calves around 350. Hog prices mostly 10 cents lower with top around 730 to 740, packers 480 to 715, and bulk 655 to 710. Sheep and lambs weaker in most centers. East Buffalo notes steady cattle and active veal. Kansas City shows slow to steady cattle and higher hogs, with sheep weaker and lambs around 4 to 5.25. Union Stock Yards reports light cattle supply and steady prime to choice prices, with hogs steady to slightly lower and veal calves steady.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
Kansas City
Union Stock Yards
Pittsburg
European Produce Market Report from Liverpool
Liverpool market notes Sept 24 show spot wheat and corn quiet with futures steady. winter wheat No 2 red Western 7s 0d, California 7s 9d. Flour steady. hops and pork prices firm. Bacon and lard ranges steady to strong. linseed oil and rosin steady.
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Liverpool
California
Tadon
Pacific Coast
Prime Western
Tierces
Patis
Notice to creditors in Ritchings Soutar case NY 1906
In the Bee Supreme Court New York County Edwin T Greaves permanent receiver of Ritchings Soutar Company creditors are ordered to exhibit and prove claims at the receiver's office No 70 Broadway Manhattan by February 7 1969 or risk foreclosures and loss of distribution. Levi L Brown attorney for the receiver No 170 Broadway Manhattan.
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SSS Sess Bee Supreme Court
New York County
Dodd
Zanesville Tile Company
ee @ Soutar Company
Ritchings & Soutar Company
Supreme Court of
State of
New York
Seem
Edwin T. Greaves
Levin L. Brown
Broadway
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
Code of Civil Procedure
Ritchings & Soutar
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Savage
Cal & Va
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General Market Report
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Liverpoo
Morris Company
Indiana
McPherson & Co
Kerns Commission Company
S. Judd & Co
Kerns Commission Co
Virginia
Newton & Co
Virginia Lambs
G. S. Sanders
Tobin & Shannon
Ohio Lambs
H. H. Holife
Vermont
Andrew Mullen
Ss. Judd & Co
Cage Coal
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