Day's lightest June business seen as market steadies
June trading ends with the lightest daily business of the month as stocks show little change. Union Pacific declines under gossip of upcoming dissolution decree while Ontario & Western rises on dividend hopes. London and German banks support liquidity. bond sales total 1.175 million par.
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New York
Advahec
Salén
Nwte
Union Pacific
Gassip
Ontario & Western
London
Three Butte Mining Companies Report Strong Showings
A historical mining report shows high net proceeds and tonnage from three Butte firms. It notes a 216 words end total of $611,300 in net proceeds, 189,683 tons raised, and average value of hold per ton. Illustrates labor costs, supplies, and deductions with figures for freight, sending, and other expenses.
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Geel Gutta
Phere
Toblo
Ik Tallow
Market Dull With No Definite Trend Observed
Market dull and directionless with scattered buying orders as investors monitor currency trends and treasury actions. Reports note selective bidding in several issues while liquidity and insider demand shape cautious activity. authorities outline currency policy impacts and potential shifts in bond and stock markets.
Barnes King operations show May net gains and ore mill value
Barnes King Development reports May operations with 3.85 tons of ore milled at an average $5 per ton, ore value $21,684.50, mining and milling costs $13,682.40, leaving a net balance of $19,280. Seventy five percent of net earnings, about $14,231.73, paid on the North Moccasin property. Barnes King earned $4,750.87. North Moccasin receivers total $18,055.07. details cover other figures, royalties, and long-term payments through December 14, 1912 to May.
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Paine, Wenker & Caniv
Alaska Iy
Bohemi
Bastou
Rutte
London
North Lake
Obie “ & Ze Oundrs
Raven Giesee
Wimerican Lee Sectnrittes
Superior & Beeston
Stewart
Feshing
Yukon
Baltimore & Ohio
Geeal Western Paul
Chicago
Milwaukee
Wienga & Rortiwestery
Colorado
Denver & Rio Grande
Vistiliers
Banaee
General Electric
Nhvada
Reaterthiery
Paine, Wolbers & Tiineis
Avante
Costes Bsh
Booth
Tee Witreen
Blue Bull
Titernatineal Marine Q
Kansas
Dlamonadéld F
Florence
Bceeiense
Coldfield
Sehigh Valley
Nashville
Yellow Tiger
New
Yor
Ontario & Western
Dexter Unions
Norfolk & Western Sreteeies
Manhattan
Northern Pacific
Dexter
Virginia
Pitteburg
Unie & Norcross
Renee Belmont
Track Island Co
Reston
Beahoacd Air Line
Jim Butler
Fiouthern
Montana Pitternacy
Montanaer
Tanwesser Copper
Fxteneion
Wexas & Pacific Revaanne
MacNamara
Union Pacific
North Ster
Rene Teeves
Eula
Sesbeyaer
My Unites States
Keay Tanner
Tonopah
United States
Nevada Hills
Sererete
Sarrerees
Maryland
Westinghouse
Wheeling
Lake Erie
U.S
Fae
de Couroin
Barnes-King Development Company
Nott
Kendall
Aining Od
Keune
Wlrgh
Nordy Mwit
Vow Bao
SAMA
Amendment Confers Power On President To Proclaim Special Rates
Senate finance committee adopts an amendment to the Underwood tariff bill granting the president authority to suspend or alter duties on selected commodities when nations discriminate against U S products or fail to reciprocate. The measure lists items including fish, wheat, coffee, tea, silk, molasses, and others with proposed rates and penalties. The amendment awaits ratification by the Democratic caucus amid broader bill revisions.
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Washington
Duné
Senate Committee On Finance
United States
Nas
Praissant
Denison
Assixt
Ant
Th ‘Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Telegraphic Note on Customs and Reciprocity Law Debate
A fragment from a late 19th century caucus report discusses customs count on contingent fee bases and a reconsideration of a former action. It notes unrelished Underwood division, schedules blocked, and plans to table the matters for tomorrow. The text mentions paper value limits and upcoming reports to the caucus.
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Underwood Twoavision
Vanens
Yortia Ite Howe
Reprieve granted on eve of execution for Oppenheimer
Sacramento June 14 an additional reprieve was granted to Jacob Oppenheimer who was to be executed tomorrow at Folsom state prison. Governor Johnson extended relief after a telegram cited that the Supreme Court had granted a petition for appeal regarding the death penalty retroactivity for life-term convicts. Oppenheimer has been under death sentence since 1907 for stabbing a fellow convict at San Quentin.
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Sacramento
Cal
Jacob Onpenteimet
Folsom State Prison
Johnson
Supreme Court of the United States
Washington, D.C
Oppenhaimer
van Vieet
Supreme Court
Justce Vanderbater
Federal Supreme Court
Oppenheimer
San Quentin
Unclear Financial Notices From Slanted OCR
Fragmentary OCR text mentions money rates, loans, percentages, time terms, and sterling exchange but is highly garbled with misreads and lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities to form a proper news item. No clear people, organizations, places, or dates are discernible.
Market Ledger From A Battered OCR Fragment No Clear Date
A garbled page fragment lists commodities and prices in scattered terms. Mentions copper, spelt, tin, zinc, and wheat with varied notations, figures, and places including Minneapolis and London. overall coherence is limited by OCR imperfection.
Chicago Markets Digest Amid Wheat Rally and Corn Decline
Market summary reports Missouri crop potential and wheat clearance nearing 284000 bushels while primary wheat supplies rise. Corn weakens on drought and rains. oats rise with large elevator selling, prices swing on Illinois and Saint Louis auctions. Provisions react to feed prices. futures show mixed movements across grain, with wheat, corn, and rye quoted and boards noting varied receipts.
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Chiesa
Wangag
Bette
Illinois
Santineal
Cme
Sonteiatien
Reptember
Chicago Livestock Market Report Harsh Receipts
Market strong at Chicago livestock sale with mixed results across departments. Cattle and hogs show variability, high demand noted for some classes while others falter, key players include Belk of anlas and Nalit with notable price ranges and regional variances.
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Chicago
Hishar
Belk
Anlas
Sishlor
Cesar Aera
Iss Taniisa
PTOI
Japanese Commercial Envoys Meet President Wilson
Four Japanese commercial envoys visiting Washington spent a brief White House call with President Wilson and held a confidential conference at the chamber of commerce of the United States. They outlined plans to adjust American commercial tactics to ease California alien land act tensions and improve trade relations.
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Washington
Wilson
Reyo
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Japan
Nance
White House
Wes Tong
Cor Ye
Loveda
California
America
College grads sought for staff posts amid crime talk
Mr Harnas notes quick judgments in hiring for college graduates in the D Lada area. A Yale graduate is cited after a trial as valueless, while a Harvard oarsman questions the testing process. The Washington Star reports theft of a soap box from a freight car and an arrested idiot as part of street chatter and detective work in Paris.
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D Lada
Harnas
Mad
Yale
Howes
Ehia
Harvard
Afr. Byrn
Washington Star
Jr. Pans
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Bagong Nendieney
Boston
Salt Lake Wines
Noston
Roston & Corbly Hutte & Datinklarn
Cainer & Toela
Valle
Indiana
Mason Valle
Nevada
Nipissite
North Butte
Coalpeene
Vis
Quincy
Witt
Trinity
Utah
Orien
York Cunnest
Paine, Wwapher
Columbia Gopner Y
Palae
Arenes & Cn
Algomalt
el Arcadian
Atenerees Mit Adventure
Allouez
Arizona
Alaeka Riseerves
Unds
Sam Consolidated Ay Victor Fi Oe Victoria
Ah Yankees
Traste & Mining Company
THA Aadersourr
Elie Tribune Review
Three Butte Mining Companies
Woves
Watern
Minut
Ubon Wrath
Swilheil
Seland
Dhidnbietlan
St. Paul
New —York
Lonion Golly
Federa Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury
Reserve Bank
Niensd Inks’ Association
CCR
Natalia
Carina Amerie Commeres
Bante
Mogkund
Tavian
Sendhront
Providence
Rewkateller
General Board of Education
Senate
Iheilbranner Companye
Catataya
Alex Scott Butie
Arivoni Buttle
Iywy
Ai Butta
Landonssterrey
North Franklin
Butte Matensson
Ohio Keating
pRred
Pelee
Barnes
Eywart T ' Yen
Stewart i
Barnes-King
Sensnat Amlignas
United
Scileles Sneelfied
Anttaure
Miners’ Union Hall
Prl
DensAl
Longmare
Lemhi
Leadore, Idaho
Keating Carey Land Co
West Galena St
Butte, Ment
Sony Mate
New Yorks
Fale
Ste
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
Eas
Willa
Metay, Matucur
Riandard
Ulyane
Ies Lake
Lendl
Seiten Cary
Vondon
Goppar
Spat
Iosz Lewis
Sonat
Minnoavouis Gilson
Minneapally
Hoge
Rhopacy
Autte Banies
Tha
State Savings Bank
Butte, Mont
First National Bank of
Butte
Andrew J. Davis
E. B. Wesk
Wies
Cashler Geo. Uv. Tae
Cashler
J. E. Stertt
Daly Bank and Trust Company of
Copaland Surplus, Homo
Charles J. Kelly Souln
Ryan Oo
C. Swinbors
Th. A. AN
TR W. Slace
Western Montana National Bank
Missoula
Mone
United States Depository
Jou
Lea -Wice
Promdent
H. Ryma
Capitet
Treasure State Auto Co
Montana St
Agencs
Alachine
G. Smith
Locomobile
Kats
Ben J. Cornellus
the Fair Drug & Assay Supply Co
Anchor Line
Londonderry
Glasgow
Henderson Brothers
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