FIRST GOLD EXPORT TO EUROPE AIDED BY BANKERS
The shipment of gold to Europe, aided by bankers, totaled about $1,000,000 for export to Paris, with bankers predicting a much larger movement next week. Factors include higher foreign rates and Paris currency shifts, while Germany and Russia are linked to ongoing finance moves. The export pattern echoes post panic liquidity, with possible final destinations Germany or Russia and expectations of a government loan demand.
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Europe
Paris
Cnsus
Germany
Imperial Bank of Germany
Russia
New York
Cortelyou
Tilford resigns Lincoln Trust presidency to run Park & Tilford
Frank Tilford retires as president of Lincoln Trust Company after steering it through the financial panic and reorganization. Directors elect Alexander S Webb Jr as president and Abram M Hyatt as first vice president, with officers chosen March 23.
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Frank Tilford
Lincoln Trust Company
Park & Tilford
Mr. Tilford
Wilson
Alexander S. Webb, Jr
Abram M. Hyatt
Injunction Blocks Sale of Trust Collateral in McDonald Stallo Deal
Justice Hendrick in the Supreme Court granted an ex parte injunction to Oriental Bank restraining Carnegie Trust Company from selling or disposing of stocks and bonds held as collateral under the 1907 trust indenture between Alexander McDonald and Edmund K. Stallo. Carnegie Trust president Dickinson said the action was prudent to protect the company, and the advertised sale of three bonds was withdrawn.
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Justice Hendrick
Supreme Court
Oriental Bank
Carnegie Trust Company
Alexander McDonald
Edmund K. Stallo
McDonald
Stallo
Charles C. Dickinson
Carnegie Trust Com
First
Mobile, Jackson & Kansas City Railroad
Gulf & Chicago Railway
Chicago grain and provisions market report shows mixed gains
Dry southwestern weather boosted the wheat market with May delivery up and corn firming slightly. Wheat and flour clearances reached 202200 bushels with Minneapolis cash demand steady, while corn stayed dull yet steady. Provisions fell as hog receipts rose. May pork and lard shifted lower and overall market activity slowed with mixed gains and steady close.
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Chicago
of &E
Kansas
Nebraska
Minneapolis
Mar
Si&ec
Duluth
May
Tige
Webb resigns from N Y Trust COO post
Alexander Webb Jr. resigns as vice-president of the New York Trust Company. Mortimer N. Buckner is elected to replace him as vice-president. F J Horne becomes third vice-president, Herbert W. Morse secretary, and James Dodd Arthur S. Gibbs H W Shaw assistant secretaries. Willard V. King had resigned as vice-president to head Columbia Trust. Webb will assume presidency of Lincoln Trust and start duties today.
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Webb
N. Y. Trust Coo
New York Trust Company
Alexander
Webb, Jr
Mortimer N. Buckner
F. J. Horne
Mr. Buckner
Herbert W. Morse
James Dodd
Arthur S. Gibbs
H. W. Shaw
Otto T. Barnard
Willard V. King
Columbia Trust Company
Mr. Webb
Lincoln Trust Company
Railroad President Optimistic On Southwest Tour
A. J. Davidson, president of the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad, after a Southwest trip, reported farmers optimistic and ready to plant more wheat, winter wheat in excellent condition, and an uptick in rail traffic over the last sixty days. He anticipated continued improvement and signs of higher net earnings soon.
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A. J. Davidson
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad Company
Davidson
Western Union pays dividend in stock for second quarter
Western Union Telegraph Company stockholders received a 1 percent stock dividend instead of cash. With stock trading slightly above 3, shareholders may exchange for about 6.20 cents per share rather than 1.25 dollars. The firm lists 1,230,000 additional shares to cover the dividend, bringing total outstanding stock to 99,817,000 dollars. The prior dividend had also been paid in stock after a long cash history.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Stock Exchange
Express Companies Cut Rates In Nebraska Under Sibley Act
Lincoln Neb April 13 The American the United States the Adams and the Pacific Express companies reduced express rates 3 percent in Nebraska today in conformity with the Sibley act Attorneys for the express companies advised Attorney General Thompson that they would renew their efforts to stop the enforcement of the Act.
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Lincoln
Neb
American
United States
Adams
Pacific Express
Nebraska
Thompson
Securities at Auction From Mull er and Son Sale
Auction of securities held yesterday at theExchange sale room by Adrian H H for account of concerned parties. Listings include New York and New Jersey Water Company first consolidated mortgage 4 percent bonds due 1950 with May and November coupons, Broad Exchange Company common stock, Wells Fargo & Company shares, Ohio Trust Company Certificates of Deposit dated Oct 8 1907 payable six months after date, Realty Associates stock, Branchi and Coal Company first mortgage bonds and St Louis and Southwestern Railroad second mortgage bonds due November 1980 with semiannual interest, plus Carnegie Trust Company shares.
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New York and New Jersey Water Company
First Consolidated
Carnegie Trust Company
Broad Exch Rarige Company
Fargo Course
Arden
Ohio Trust Company
Norwalk
Ohio
Realty Associates
Branchi and Coal Company
the Conway Company
National Bank of Commerce
St. Louis & Southwestern Railroad
European Produce Market in Liverpool April 15 Report
Closing prices across commodities show Wheat futures firm with spot weak to firm, American mixed at 7id May, and Canadian Peas steady. Hops in London steady at £1 10s. beef and pork show strength in various cuts, lard and butter weak, cheese firm, resin and oils steady, flaxseed oils quiet.
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Liverpool
London
United States
New York
Rio
Ace
Mina
California
Western
Liverpool Cabie
Pennnik Aml
King
Knitzenberg
Northern Spy
Baldwin
Russet
Roxbury
Cape Cod
Jersey
North Carolina
Charleston
Florida
Pacific Coast
State
Timothy Hay
Timothy
Long Island
Illac
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ilinois
New York Coffee and Cotton Market Mixed Day Trade
The New York market report shows near positions in coffee advancing slightly while February slips. spot coffee unchanged. Cotton rose 9-13 points on covering and demand, with futures weak at first but finishing steady. receipts and weather notes hint at crop prospects and regional demand.
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New York
Rio
Santos
Jundiahy
Rio No T
C.cecercce
Liverpool
Mississippi River
Texas
Arkansas
Southwest
London Market Highlights and U.S. Commodities Roundup
The report details London tin copper lead prices and local quotes, with refined petroleum, linseed oil, and cottonseed oil activity. Provisions and hog futures dominate cash markets, noting large Western hog receipts, Chicago and Kansas City stocks, and a pending Thursday hog arrival.
Potatoes and Vegetables Market Report
Old potato demand firm with new and second crop. Onions firm and higher. new supply heavy but active demand at prior prices. Seman prices mostly steady with minor increases. Cucumbers, peppers, and eggplants softening. beets carrots weak except for celery oversupply. Tomatoes a touch higher. mushrooms weak. Detailed quotes for Bermuda potatoes, Jersey sweet potatoes, artichokes, asparagus, and other produce across Bermuda, New Orleans, Florida, South Carolina, and California markets.
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State
Pennsylvania
Western
Jersey
Norfolk
North Inn
Charleston
California
New Orleans
Dormuda
South Carolina
Celery
Florida
Baltimore
Kohlrabi
North Carolina
Georgia
Texas
Leeks
Okra
Curly
Romaine
Southern
Canada
Long Island
Toledo
Cloverleeft
Anrfl
Oe Pemnes
Timothy
Allike
New York Livestock Market Report April 15 1995
Receipts reached 80 carloads with 1 451 head including 11 for export alive and 57 for slaughter. Prices varied, steers scarce and steady to easy, bulls and cows mixed with some decline, calves and milch cows offering widely. extensive yard sales and shipments to Liverpool London and Southampton noted.
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New York
60Th Street
Jersey City
New York State
Liverpool
London Cabies
Southampton
Baltic
Swift Beef Company
Morris Beef Company
Minnesota
London
J. Shamberg & Son
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
MacPherson & Co
S Judd & Co
Kerns Commission Company
Pennsylvania
Ow. H. H. Holts
John Pacey
Jelliffe, Wright & Co
J. G. Curtin & Son
A. McCabe
W. R. Hume
H. H. Hollis
S. Judd & Co
6Th Street
W. FR. Hume
S. G. Ee
H. H Hollis
John P. Nelson
West Tn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Markets By Telegraph Cattle and Hogs Mixed Prices
East Buffalo reports steady prime steers around 4.00 to 4.50 with top values noted. Veals active, hog receipts large and prices soft by a few cents. Pigs and roughs show 4.50 to 5.40. Sheep and lambs plentiful, lambs softening, wethers and ewes around 4.00. Kansas City notes 4000 cattle receipts with varied demand.
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Judd
ST Veals
Tobin & Shannon
McPherson & Co
Maryland
Judd & Co
Buffalo
P. Nelson
Sanders
Tim TD
Pennsylvania
East Buffalo
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THE
Palm Gardens
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He Ex Muller & Son
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Henin Iandederes
Speseee
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Porte
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General Market Report
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Telegraph
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Laurel-In-The-Pines
Frank F. Shute
Lake~ Wood
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America
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N. J
N. BR. Haines
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Literatpon
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Dennis D Ycean Frost
Atlantic ‘Ari
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Fr. B. Alvord
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East Orange
M. J
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MonTe LA
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Hotel Gramatan
Bronxville—Westchester Co
Harlem
J. J. Lannin CO
Garden City Hotel
N. Y
Briarcliff Lodge
Briarcliff Manor
East 46Th St
D. B. Plumer
Virginia Hot Springs
Fifth Avenue
Sowders
Allman
C. O. Offen
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J. D Sterry
Hot Springa. Va
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Tribune
Stith
37Th
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Gist St
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