Decisions Affects Exchange Trading In New York June 2
New York June 2 stock market openings show dull morning trading until a Supreme Court ruling favored Southern Pacific title to California lands. The decision sparked a swift rally across railroads and industrials while foreign exchange gains paused the earlier decline. Bond activity rose, with Rock Island and Southern Pacific issues particularly active.
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Mock Island Securies
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Great Damage and Loss of Life by Storm in Paris
A severe storm devastated central Paris causing extensive loss of life and property damage rivaling historic floods and past cyclones. The affected area centers along rue Saint Lazare and surrounding squares, with disruptions echoing 1907 and 1910 disasters and heavy commerce disrupted across key avenues and streets.
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Ella mine ships ore as repairs continue
Ore is being shipped from the Ella mine as repair work advances. Twelve carloads have left the property in recent weeks, with the ore showing strong silver values. Work focuses on reopening drifts and retimbering the shaft to 400 feet, while an airshaft is being sunk to reach the 300 level. Anaconda now operates the previously abandoned property.
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CHICAGO MARKETS SUMMARY OF COMMODITY PRICES
Chicago markets show mixed grain and livestock quotes with July wheat opening around 6 1/2 to 7? per bushel and corn near 8? cents. Oats trade at modest gains with September futures in the low figures. Lard and other fats mixed, rye cash steady, barley and Timothy/Clover cash prices listed.
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Sige
Chicago Livestock Market Summary
Chicago June 2 hogs receipts 4100 strong up 8 cents with mix of prices around 7.00 to 8.00. Cattle receipts 1200 strong with hints of higher prices for beeves stockers and feeders and calves. Sheep receipts 1600 slow to steady with lambs around 5.0 to 8.9 and fat sheep about 6.0. Also notes on New York mercantile paper exchange rates and various bonds and money market rates.
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Ore
Bulle Golnis
Chicago
Sex Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Flags for Standard subscribers offered at $1.25 each
Regular Standard subscribers may buy a cotton flag 3 by 5 feet with pole and rope for $1.25 each. Supplies are limited and only one flag per customer. Out of town subscribers receive the same price.
Southern Pacific Up Wins Land Decision
The Supreme Court upheld Southern Pacific Railway’s title to 2,000 acres in California oil land grants worth about $500,000, boosting SP stock and lifting market sentiment. Rail rate decision looming from the Interstate Commerce Commission said to be issued soon, with projections of varied impacts on class and commodity rates. Market breadth improves as several leading stocks rise. railroad and mining interests draw renewed attention.
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Southern Pacific Railway Company
Southern Pacific
California
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York American
Central Freight
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Misissippi River
Central Freight Association
Trunk Line
Pittsburgh
Congress
Chicago
New York Harbor
Reading and Brooklyn Rapid Transit Stocks Limited Offerings
Market summary notes limited stock offerings and a low ebb in transactions. Dow Jones reports Heil Yronner Co statements and Federal Mining and Smelting quarter to May 31 earnings of 218456 with 180 dividend and large surplus. The Morning Mine reopened after May 20 closure. Copper markets show dividend and price activity across Ahmeck, Shattuck, and Arimona stocks. London copper quotes and European electrolytics noted. Industries forecast steady demand, with possible lower prices on food and general business factors.
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Beck Tunnel
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Columbus Consolidated
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Ohio
I Prince Consolidated
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Heil Yronner Company
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Nevada Consolidated May Production Output
Nevada Consolidated reported May production at 4.9589 pounds, rising slightly from April. Year to date totals show January 5.794 million, February 4.588 million, March 3.218 million, April 4.89 million, bringing cumulative output to about 25.41 million pounds versus 26.11 million pounds for the same period last year.
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Strikes Threaten Italy Railways Causing Major Losses
The Indianapolis News reports that recent strikes shut down Italy’s state monopoly rail system, risking 12 million dollars in damages. About 50,000 tourists fled expected visits, with 20,000 more canceling plans, costing hotels and businesses in lost revenue as Italy fears Greece gaining tourism.
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Italy
Association of the Moment of Foreigners
L'Associazione del Movimento Dei Forestier
Il Telegrato
Leghorn
Greece
Mosques of Constantinople and St Sophia Landmark
The article notes about 200 mosques in Constantinople with 15 royal mosques regarded as the finest. It explains the city’s name meaning city of Constantine and identifies St Sophia as the most noted mosque, formerly the Christian church converted after Constantinople fell to Mohammed II in 1453.
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Constantine
St. Sophia
Mohammed II
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