Many St Paul Stockholders Face Loss Under Assessments
The St Paul railroad reorganization plans demand heavy assessments of 28 per share on preferred and 32 on common. Many stockholders cannot pay, risking loss of holdings unless they sell at low prices. Critics led by Roosevelts firm urge delaying reorganization until fair rates are set, while others warn even public utilities can fall. The piece notes investor activity and related industry commentary.
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New York
St. Paul
New Haven
Northwest
Roosevelt and Son
Wall Street
Tle
Kan
John Hays Hammond Jr
Hester W. Rice
Rice
General Electri Company
Edward W. Kelloggs
John N. Willys
Ivs-Overland
Annaj
Cka
America
Europe
Sprey
Federal Reserve Bank
London
Interstate Commerce Compassion
National Electric Light Assocition
San Francisco
Thomas W. Lamont
7 I Morgan and Company
Italy
Lamont
Muscolin
Moss
Goodyear T &S
Illinois Bell
Kansas
G & el
Kelly Spring
T &S
Midvale St
Ig Morris & Co
United States
Ohio
Liberty
Otis St
Sinclair C Oil
Liberty Bites
Steel & T
United Drug
Trentire
U S
Wesilynghouse el
Belgium
Bolivia
Wilson & Co
Brazil
Youngstown S & T
Cuba
E O. 100 100% 100% AT &S F
Queensland
AT &S F
Rio Grande da S &S
Ing Ab
United Kingdom
Cc & O
M & St P
At&t
CC & St L
Yi Beth St
Beth St
Cleveland UN
Yao Lake E & W
NYC &H R R&i
Chile
Nor Pacific
Dodge Bros
Vesueresig
Dupont de
P&ssm
Fish Rubber Co
Canton Stocks From The Harry Fire Co June 6 Canton
Canton stock summaries list several companies with prices and notes. Entries include American Ex Bank Malden Briow Bucher Gibbe Diebold Safe Seek Dime Savings Bank First National Bank Ohio Power 6% pfd Timken United Alloy and others with bid or quoted values and parentheses indicating preferred shares and percentages.
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Harry Fire Co
Canton
Tha Aske
American Ex Bank
Arctic Lee
Malden Briow
Sccsicne As Ou Bucher Gibbe
Ty bin Bom Ceses
Canton Material Co
Ee Canton Stamp & En Co
Canton Morigene Sec
Canton Morris Plan Bank
Ak Dannemiller Pro
Bbsses CO
Cedsness Ibccine A. Ie Diebold
Dime Savings Bank
First National Bank
Geo. D. Larter Bank
Pav Brick
Strereeeee
Miller Blanchard
Aseins Co
Ohio Power
Ly Stark Puscara
Timken Tetroitee
Teee
United Alloy
United Electrce
Market activity grows despite heat at Marietta stalls
Vendors crowded the Saturday fruit and vegetable market as heat did not deter buyers. Local produce featured Marietta strawberries and large blackberries priced at 1 40 cents, with California cherries plums peaches from Georgia and abundant home grown greens including asparagus radishes spinach onions and lettuce. Flowers also displayed in the Auditorium market with pink and purple iris and verbenas attracting shoppers.
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Marietta
California
Georgia
Steiner
Gowen
New California
Jersey
New Hastings
DOE
Imperial Valley
Oil Stock Rally Lifts Market Amid Crude Rise
On June 6 the New York oil trade drove a lively market with Pennsylvania crude up 26 cents a barrel, signaling possible further price rises as gasoline consumption outpaces production and crude in reserve may be drawn down. Auto and rubber stocks rose with tire shares leading gains, while overall demand supported the sector despite mixed sentiment across markets.
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Wall Street
New York
Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania
Freng Frances
New York Stocks Rise on Oil and Gasoline News
Market reports show gains in Standard Oil and related gas firms as Pennsylvania crude led a rally. Nebraska gasoline quotes rose locally while Mountain Producers boosted dividends. Pathe Exchange reached a new high, but Durant Motors and Stutz Motors posted mixed results with Stutz showing a larger loss. Cleveland Motor advanced with Chandler, closing strong on oils and select specialties.
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New York
Barre
Humble
Standard of
Indiana
Imperial of
Canada
Nebraska
Pathe Exchange
Durant Motors
Stutz Motor
Cleveland Motor
Chandler
Stock Exchange
Strog Thorughout Dig
TH seums-Batchelor Co
One & Allla
Atchison Ry
Atl Gull & W
Balt & Ohio
Ches & Ohio
Chi M & St P
RLE& BP
Chile
Maton A & S
Erie
Kuhns-Batchelor Co
KON
Gen Electric
Gen Motors Goodrich
Jerome Verdelte
Glenrock
Gt North
Fils
Gulf Steel
Beess
Hide & Ll
Houston Oil
Salt Creek Mountain
Int Harvester
Gibson Pree
Lekel
T Hughes
Nt Paper
BX Ty
Hecla Steet Ee Eee
Jordan Motor
United Eastern Sete Ween
Kelly Spring
Ly Gabrie P*ke
Erenes
United Verde
Nyrcan
Nynh & H
Freed Feiseman
North West
Penn Seale
American Gas & EF
Packard Mott
I American Lt & Power
Phillips Pet
Pierce-Arrow
Nat'l Pwr & Lt
United
Lt & Pwr
Mexico
Godoyear
ST Wilcos Nee
Rep Steel
Noble Tee
Royal Dutch
Lago Ga
Savage Arms
Sears-Roeb
Sinclair OW
Bkra
Skelly Oo
Hageltine Steetennee
Wilson
F&s
Studebaker Ath
Durant
Cleveland Auto. Com
Tex
Ash
Cleveland Auto
Timken
Ford
Panuca
Union Pac
Tee
United Alloy
Ind Ale
SSM
Sty Sr Howe Soun Sheen
A. A
Grennan E Woodley
Wheel & LB
Willys Anglo-American
Aborne-Scrymser Oy
White Motora
Buckeye
Chesebrough Eeare
Gulf OU
Imperial OU
New M
South Penna
South West Penn PL
Standard
Kansas
Entucky
Orp
Onkle
Ohio
Swan & Finch
Washington
Market Slump Hits Hog Prices at Chicago Livestock Yards
At Chicago Livestock Yards on June 6 hog demand weakened causing prices to fall a dime for most night trade. Medium weight choice hogs sold from 12.35 to 13.25, with best prices fading from last Saturday’s 12.60. Traders noted a larger run of 6,000 head with 12,000 held over and sparse cattle activity. Prime yearlings rose to 12, while best heavy steers reached 11.50. Calves fell and lambs declined versus week-ago levels. No open sheep today.
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Union Stock Yards
Chicago
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Wheat and Livestock Prices From Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh Markets
Chicago market reports show hogs, cattle, and sheep with steady to slow demand. Beef, veal, lambs, and pork products are priced across weight classes, with notable receipts and range values. Cleveland and Pittsburgh prices mirror steady to slow activity in cattle and hogs, while hogs and lambs find moderate bids at regional yards.
Watermelon output and wine grape prices in early June markets
ATLANTA reports Georgia watermelon production near 10 000 cars, far below 1924. California grape growers expect strong prices with September contracts around 65 to 85 per ton for Zinfenders Carrigans and Alicantes. Other items note steel sales in Chicago corn planting in Harrisburg and transmitting line contracts in Michigan City Indiana.
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Atlanta
Georgia
San Francisco
California
Alicantes
Michigan City
Ind
U. G. I. Constructingn Cc
Philadelphia
Public Service Investment Co
Insull Interests
Chicago
Aetna
Wool Market in Boston Sees Fair Demand and Export Pace
Fine domestic wools sold at fair demand in Boston on June 6 with some hand to mouth trading. Quarter blood fleeces moved at 46 to 47, while South American cables report solid export movement in the direction.
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Boston
Cotton markets steady as heat wave suppresses activity
In New York on June 6 traders reported quiet cotton markets as many houses closed due to the heat. Prices for 64x60 print cloths dipped 1 1/2 cents to 9 1/4 cents, while 68x72a held at 10 1/8 cents. Raw silks remained unchanged.
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New York
Gorda
York Bond Market Ends Slightly Firmer After Setback
New York bonds closed with little change after a brief setback. French, Belgian and German issues showed mixed moves while United States government bonds were steady though Treasury 4s slipped slightly. Total NYSE bond sales totaled 5.1 million dollars, with year‑to‑date volume around 1.686 billion.
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New York
Paris
Lyons
Mediterranean
United States
Treasury
Virginia Carolina
Wheat markets rally on bullish outlook and weather fears
Chicago reports a week of firm wheat trading with bull sentiment and a rally before profit taking. Corn mostly followed wheat, oats gained as weather brightened prospects, and provisions rose with grain strength. Close prices showed mixed to higher moves across grains and fats.
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Chicago
United States
Northwest
Canada
Southwest
Manitoba
Seaboard
Grain price listings from Chicago and Toledo markets
Cash grain reports from Chicago and Toledo show current bid ranges for wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, and clover. Prices vary by variety and month, with bids for timothy and al slike hay futures noted.
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Toledo
Timothy Cash
Sept
Boy Dead After Auto Accident in Alliance
Taddy Pleta Jr son of Mr and Mrs Taddy Pleta 716 North Webb died at Alliance City Hospital Friday night from injuries after being run down near his home. Police said driver Sildon Wise 19 was not at fault an unavoidable accident occurred shortly after six o’clock. Funeral services from his parents home on Monday.
Funeral Services for Mrs Sarah Grimes Held Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs Sarah E Grimes 77 will be at 2 30 Sunday at 425 East Grant Dr W W Dieterich in charge She leaves husband John and four children Ella Lower Norman Grimes Jennie Grimes Homer Grimes all of Alliance Fifteen grandchildren seven great grandchildren and sister Dellah Frederick of Beechwood Friends may call at the home this evening 7 to 9.
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Alliance
Sarah E. Grimes
East Grant Street
W W. Dieterich
John Grimes
Ella Lower
Norman Ww. Grimes
Ennie Grimes
Homer L. Grimes
Dellah Frederick
Beech- Wood
Funeral for Paul Hoffman Held at Home
Funeral services for Paul Hoffman seven year old son of Eugene Hoffman living near Atwater were held at noon today at the home. Interment followed in East Matturn cemetery. The boy died from injuries after being struck by an automobile near Brockets Corners. Surviving are the father and several brothers and sisters.
Mrs. Ethel Vincent Harmon Dies in Alliance
Mrs. Ethel Vincent Harmon aged 38 died Friday morning at her home 720 East Summit in Alliance after brief illness. She lived in Alliance for two years with husband and four children Clyde Maynard Grace and Edna. Surviving mother Mrs. J W Garnes of Buffalo W Va three brothers and four sisters. Funeral Monday at two from the home with Dr W W Dietrich in charge. Interment in Alliance city cemetery.
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Alliance
Ethel Vincent Harmon
East Summitst
Clyde
Maynard
Grace
Edna
J. W. Garnes
Buffalo W. Va
W. W. Dieterich
Alliance City Cemetery
Alliance Faces Water Shortage as Heat Wave Persists
June 6. City officials fear a new famine as heat continues with the Mahoning River supply falling rapidly. Dry spell strains pressure city wide while farmers beg for rain to save hay and wheat and cattle pastures are drying up.
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Alliance
Mahoning
Dover High School Commencement Honors Class of 44
A graduation ceremony at Dover High School awarded diplomas to 25 girls and 19 boys. Three students did not meet the four year average but two valedictorians, Jane Ep and Harry Klar, led with top averages, and Marion Brisgal posted a strong 90 plus.
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Dover
Giver Lomas
Commencement Exer
Dover High School
Clas
Jane Ep
Harry Klar
Marion Brisgal
Market Wholesale Poultry and Dairy Prices Across Cities
Market notes from Chicago Cleveland and Pittsburgh report receipts and wholesale prices for butter eggs cheese and poultry. Includes creamery butter tubs egg cases and live poultry with per unit prices and regional variations.
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Ross Butter Stores
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Peninsylvania
Cotton opening in New York steadies on firmer futures
June trade opens steady as July cotton bids 23.91 cents, unchanged. October and December hold around 23.48 cents. Market shows little price movement with futures near prior levels.
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New York
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Canton Daily News
Henry lLenwatty
Oller
Empire
N. Y. Stocks
Stuart
N. Y. Curb
William F. Heffernan
Canton Daily Sne
BY L. C. Grandeland
Harry H. Dean
Lee
Saveesesecasss
Hetails
Rose Hutter
Harrie Arcade
Wisconsin
North Canton
Ohio Builders & Milling Co
Harry Ft Dean
Daily News
Cleveland
Pittsburgh Livestock
Harrisburg
Milla
Houston
New Orleans
Kuhna-Batchelor Co
American Multigraph
Amer
Central Steel
Es Foel Lee & Fuel Prenen Ld T
Leveland Railway
Iestone T & R
Goodyear Ar
Grasselll Hem Veere
OBM
Metro Paverick Bene Ween
Miller Rubber
Ational
Avégy
Ohle Bell Tel
Richman Bros Vansees
River Ratatn
Stearns Meise
Builders’ Supplies
Onio Bulidere & Milne Co
Portiang Cement
S.iv Finienime
Seeveresee
Wool Market
York Bond
YORK
George T. Hughes
Manhattan
Traction International Grea
Missouri
Louis-San
New York Stock Exchange
George C. Schmackel
Boy
Taddy
Ethel ¥. Harmon
Alliance Fear Water Famie
Mahoning River
Los
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