Dissolution plan for Harriman stocks unsettles market
In New York the Harriman dissolution plan dominated a dull session as investors fretted over ownership terms. The court approved the plan with conditions shielding stockholders from future liability, while Union Pacific and Southern Pacific faced pressure and declined. Trading was broad and heavy with frequent losses and irregular funds.
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New York
Harriman
Theral
Union Pacific
Southern Pacffe
U.S
Panama
June business in Butte mining exchange
June trading in Butte mining exchange shows copper and spelter quiet with spot and futures quotes modestly mixed. Lead steadies around mid nineteen to twenty cents, mercantile papers firm, sterling exchange firm, government bonds weak, money on call steady, and bar silver at 48 cents per Mexican dollar.
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Butte Mining Exchange
Tandon
New York
Sterling Exchange
Chicago Markets Show Rains Weighing on Wheat
Market summary from Chicago reports general rains and cooler weather across the Dakotas and Minnesota dragging wheat prices. Corn and oats slide on poor reports and cash market activity. minor rallies in wheat amid a forecasted lower Dakota crop. July and September contracts for wheat corn oats show varied movements with notable price ranges and cash grain values listed.
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Dakotas
Minnesota
South Dakota
Shorts
Chicago Stock Receipts and Prices On Saturday
Chicago June 90 receipts on shade above Saturday's market mixed gains and declines across cattle hogs and sheep. Heavy, light and feeder cattle quoted with native and western classes. Lamb and yearling prices shown. spring lambs listed under weighted averages.
Portland Restock Report and Market Notes
Portland restock updates show butter and egg receipts at 17 228 with little change. Live stock prices included choice cod steers 7.25 to 7.75, medium steers 10 to 12, choice cows 8.90 to 7.50, good cows 6.25 to 6.50, heavy calves 40 to 47.50, hog receipts 1 49, market firm with light 8.00 to 9.10 and heavy 7.87 to 9.99, sheep receipts 1.60 with market steady. wethers 45, ewes 30 to 40, lambs 6 to 6. The report also notes northwest and western mediums 12 to 16, fine burries 15 to 16, Minneapolis wheat mixed with No 1 hard and No 1 northern prices, flax 1 32 to 1 33, barley unchanged, and a South improvements association meeting at South Side Methodist church Tuesday evening with J M Bateman secretary.
Market Declines Amid Broad Investor Caution
The Logan & Bryan letter from New York reports a leisurely market decline with many close near day’s lows. Union Pacific dissolution plans draw investor scrutiny amid attorney general objections, while American Tobacco and other firms face unsettled action. Currency, tariff, and new stock transfer measures add to cautious sentiment as analysts expect gradual recovery with selective buying.
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Atton American Ee Securition
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American Tobacco
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison Frmdo
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Brooklyn Rapid
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul
Chicago & Northwestern
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Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
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Erle Do Ist
Tnd
General Electric Great Northern ps _ Great Northen
Miinola Central
Interborough
International Harvester
International Marine
International Paper Pe International Pump
Kansas City
Pittsburg Coal
Pullman Palace
Reading
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St le
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Southern Pacific
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Union Pacific
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Virginia
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Wabash
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Western Union
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Wheeling & Lake
Logan
Europe
Ben Bryan
New York
American Tobacco Company
Bryan
St. Paul
Guggenheim
American Smelting and Refining Company
Mexico
Owens
Consolidated Traction Company of Chicago
Charles T. Yerkes
London
Circuit Court
Congress
Tuolumne Directors Postpone Dividends
The Tuolumne Copper Co directors met yesterday and decided not to pay a dividend due to current treasury conditions. The mine shows improvement with a new 2,200 level ore body better than earlier levels. the drift holds out well. Numerous property transfers and additions are recorded, including parcels in Volunteer and Leggat additions and various sums of $1 to several transfers, plus a $275 minor stake.
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Tuolumne Copper Company
Treasury
Sheehan
New Flag Carries 48 Stars Promotion
The Standard offers to present an update wood hunting flag worth $2 to subscribers paying $10 in advance for a year. For those unable to pay a year in advance, the paper will sell a flag with three months subscription paid in advance. Send $3.75 to receive three months of subscription and a flag with postage paid. Offer valid only when subscriptions are prepaid.
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United States
Largest trout landed on Sunday excursion ends up in display
Erick P. Wenaas of 320 North Main Street caught the largest trout among Sunday anglers from Butte at Malden Rock fishing grounds. The dressed fish weighed 74 pounds and was showcased yesterday in the window of the Oregon Short Line city ticket price, drawing much attention.
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Malden Rock
Erick P. ‘Wenaas
North Main Street
Striking Chicago shop workers against Negroes sparks job dispute
In Bloomington and Chicago car shop laborers struck today after the gang placed four colored workers on the line. White workers could not be obtained, forcing officials to hire Negroes. Ad: pupils seeking grade work inquire 612 West Quartz.
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Vane
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