Reaching the End of the Rope on Wall Street Regulation
Wall Street voices argue legislators have nearly maxed efforts to regulate corporations with new rail line rules and government approval for capital issues. Knight, Yancey & Co receivers uncover an anonymous speculative cot ton account. News on crop damage diverges from initial reports while two big cotton firms cut prices until July. Private field notes suggest potential crop averages in Iowa and Minnesota amid mixed regional conditions.
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Inter-State Commerce Commission
Congress
Knight, Yancey & Co
Southern Cotton House
South
New York Block
America
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Transportation company earnings and surpluses 1910 data
Summary of multiple transit and electric railways for May and June 1910 with figures for gross and net earnings, expenses, charges, surpluses, and 8 month totals. Includes Montreal Street Railway, Niagara Lockport Ontario Power, Seattle Electric Company and subsidiaries, Havana Electric Railway, Kansas City Mexico & Orient, Louisville & Nashville, Chesapeake & Ohio, and others with comparative 1908 and 1909 data where shown.
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Havana
Louisville & Nashville
Montreal Street Railway
Niagara, Lockport & Ontario Power
Amoun
Seattle Electric Company
Piccod
Swan Downs
Henry Griffen Named Morristown Branch Manager
Henry Griffen has been appointed manager of the Morristown New Jersey branch of Taylor Auchincloss and Goost, succeeding the late Augustus L. Revere. A Missouri Kansas & Texas stockholders meeting is set for July 30 to approve a 125 million bond issue and mortgage on company property.
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Taylor, Auchincloss & Goost
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N. J
Augustus L. Revere
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
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England
Germany
Holland
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European Markets Narrow Gains In London Trading
June 21 report from The European Markets London notes ample money and moderate demand with easy discount rates. Stock Exchange cheer in outlook, rails Grand Trunk and rubber oil shares rise, Paris support lifts diamond shares and traffics slightly. American securities open irregular, later advance led by Canadian Pacific, Wall Street buying steady until afternoon. seed market weak. Bar silver at 24.5 cents. money 24.2 percent. short bill discount around 2 7/16 percent. Gold premiums Madrid 7.75 Lisbon 8.50. Bank of England bullion £108,000 in, £81,000 out for South America. PARIS prices firm on the course. Three per cent rents 98% 5c for the account. London exchange 25f 21% for checks.
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Berlin Trading Quiet as Americans Rise on Dampened Exchange
On the Berlin Boerse trading was dull with domestic shares slipping while American issues advanced. Exchange rates show London at 20 marks 45 pfennigs for checks, money at 24, and private discount rate at 8.
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Metals Market Lets Quiet Trade Persist On Exchange
On the Metal Exchange a steady tone prevailed with late delivery copper edging higher and other metals unchanged. In London, the close showed declines from the day’s high but gains versus Monday, while New York spot prices and futures moved within narrow ranges for copper lead tin and spelter.
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Commodities Markets Shaped by Northwest Drought and Demand
The wheat market surged to near day’s best as new crop strength and sharp drops in Bradstreet’s visible stocks spurred buying. Northwest drought reports and extreme heat to 110 degrees aided prices while transporting and storage concerns boosted cash bids for No. 2 red and Northern Spring wheat. Corn rose on wheat strength with weather worries in Iowa, Nebraska, and Wisconsin. Cotton, coffee, and other staples reflected mixed signals as traders await rain and new crop deliveries.
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