First Gold Export Moves From Bank For Paris
The National City Bank began a $1,000,000 shipment of gold to Paris as the first export movement to Europe since last summer. Bankers differ on total volume, with estimates from $5,000,000 to $52,000,000, while some expect a much larger flow next week. The operation appears to be a triangular gold exchange and may end in Paris or possibly Germany or Russia.
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National
Paris
Terday
Germany
Imperial Bank of Germany
Russia
New York
Cortelyou
Injunction Bars Sale of Trust Collateral in Mobile Case
Justice Hendrick in the Supreme Court issued an ex parte injunction at the request of the Oriental Bank restraining the Carnegie Trust Company from selling or disposing of stocks and bonds held as collateral for notes of Alexander McDonald and Edmund K. Stallo. The action, urged by Carnegie president Charles C. Dickinson, led to the withdrawal of two mortgage bonds previously slated for auction: Mobile, Jackson & Kansas City Railroad 5 percent bonds and Gulf & Chicago Railway 5 percent bonds, totaling $212.60 in earlier claims.
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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 Comcourt
Mobile, Jackson & Kansas City Railroad
Gulf & Chicago Railway
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Summary
Dry weather in the Southwest steadied the wheat market with May deliveries up and prices firming. Corn and oats rose modestly while provisions weakened on higher hog receipts. Wheat and flour clearances reached 202,200 bushels. local receipts rose, with Minneapolis cash demand cited.
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Chicago
Kansas
Nebraska
Minneapolis
May
Duluth
Ufe
New York Produce Exchange
Berlin
Liverpool
Broomhall
Northwest
New York
Bessarabia
Kherson
Poltava
Ekaterinoslav
Crimea
Missouri
Tilford Leaves Lincoln Trust to Run Park & Tilford
Frank Tilford retires as Lincoln Trust Company president to devote time to the Park and Tilford grocery business. Directors praise his role during the 1907 crisis and reorganization, noting his personal sacrifice, cash buildup, and unpaid service. Alexander S. Webb Jr. elected president and Abram M. Hyatt first vice president at a March 23 meeting.
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Frank Tilford
Lincoln Trust Company
Park & Tilford
Mr. Tilford
Tilford
Wilson
Mast
Alexander S. Webb, Jr
Abram M. Hyatt
Webb resigns from N Y Trust Co and promotions follow
Alexander S. Webb Jr resigns as vice-president of the New York Trust Company. Mortimer N. Buckner is elected to succeed him. F J Horne becomes third vice-president, Herbert W Morse secretary, and James Dodd Arthur S Gibbs H W Shaw assistant secretaries. Promotions align with long standing policy under Otto T Barnard. Willard V King had resigned earlier to lead Columbia Trust. Webb to become Lincoln Trust president starting today.
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Otto T. Barnard
Willard V. King
Columbia Trust Company
Webb
Lincoln Trust Company
Railroad President Optimistic After Southwest Trip
A. J. Davidson, president of the St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad, toured the Southwest and reported farmers optimistic about planting larger acreages, winter wheat in excellent condition, and an uptick in rail traffic over the past sixty days. He expects earnings to rise as the trend continues.
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A. J. Davidson
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad Company
Davidson
Express Companies Cut Rates Across Nebraska
Lincoln April 15 The American United States Adams and Pacific Express companies reduced express rates 3 percent in Nebraska under the Sibley act. Attorneys for the express firms told Attorney General Thompson they would renew efforts to halt enforcement of the act.
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Neb
American
United States
Adams
Pacific Express
Nebraska
Express
Thompson
Securities at Auction Report by Adrian H Muller & Son
Securities were sold yesterday at the exchange salesroom by Adrian H Muller & Son for various accounts. The parcels included 1 000 New York and New Jersey Water Company bonds due 1950, 25 Carnegie Trust Company shares, 200 Broad Exchange Company shares, 10 000 Ohio Trust Company of Norwalk bonds, 6 month notes, 25 Gh Hesity bonds due, 437 Conway Company bonds, 5 Saint Louis and Southwestern Railroad bonds due 1989, and 94 certificates of deposit dated October 20 19 400. Additional rounds include 40 shares National Bank of Commerce, 85 Carnegie Trust Company shares, and 30 Carnegie Trust Company shares.
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Adrian H. Muller & Son
New York and
New Jersey Water Company
First Consolidated
Carnegie Trust Company
Broad Exchange Company
Wells, Fargo & Co
Ohio Trust Company
Norwalk
Ohio
Hesity Asbociaces
Essence Conway Company
St. Louis & Southwestern Railroad
Branchi and Coal Company
National Bank of Commerce
European Produce Market Report from Liverpool Trade
Liverpool April 15 closing prices for wheat corn peas flour hops beef pork hams bacon lard cheese tallow turpentine rosin petroleum linseed oil and other commodities. Spot and futures quotes given for wheat corn and related staples with several steadies and firm readings across meats and fats.
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London
India
Cumberland
United States
Brew York
Lake Copper
Ae S
Perera
Sass Mpls
General Market Report Highlights Coffee and Cotton Trends
The report shows mixed grains and soft futures with coffee advancing near terms and broad readings on cotton futures lifting on covering. It notes shipments, port receipts, and weather impacts across Brazil and the U.S. South, with spot and futures activity and holiday market closures affecting liquidity.
London metals market steady as copper and lead edge up
London metals prices rose softly with tin 1 higher. Locally markets were quiet yet firmer in sympathy, with copper up and lead steady. Bonded metals data show spot and futures movements across tin, zinc and iron with subdued activity in syrups and oils.
Market Notes on Potatoes and Vegetables Across Regions
Old potatoes in demand firm with some prices higher. onions up and active demand at former prices. peppers dull while cucumbers, lettuce, and tomatoes show mixed availability and price shifts. Numerous items listed with regional quotes from Bermuda, Florida, South Carolina, New Orleans, and Cuba, including beets, carrots, artichokes, and mushrooms amid ample supply in many categories.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Finais
Bermuda
Maine
State
Western
Jersey
Norfolk
North Carolina
Charleston
California
Callifornia
New Orleans
South Carolina
Florida
Escarole
Baltimore
Georgia
Texas
Leeks
Do Florida
Romaine
Do Bermuda
Southern
Canada
Toledo
Timothy
Alsike -Prime
Livestock Market Report From New York City 1903
Receipts totaled 1,451 beef head with 11 export units, 57 for slaughterers, 12 for market. prices eased for steers, bulls and cows steady. Jersey City shows lighter activity, prices down 19 15, bulls $356-$450 per 100 lb, cows $225-$425, calves strong to $475. Milkhous cows and calves traded, calves at Jersey City steady, dressed beef dull. Dressed veals mostly $7.75-$8.25 per 100 lb, various consignments listed with multiple firms and prices. Sheep and lambs plentiful, lambs slow, hogs lower with Buffalo market influence.
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South America
Continent
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Oleo
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Patna
Porto Rico
Revere Sugar Refining Company
Ston
60Th Street
Jersey City
New York State
Liverpool
Teutonic
Southampton
Baltic
Swift Beef Company
Morris Beef Company
Minnesota
J. Shamberg & Son
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
McPherson & Co
Judd & Co
Kerns Commission Company
Penton & Co
Pennsylvania
Pe Wy
H. H. Holiis
Sao
Jelliffe, Wright & Co
J. G. Curtis & Son
A. McCabe
W. R
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W. R. Hume
H._ HL Hollis
Jellife
Wright & Con
B. W. Otis & Co
Gaerebh Dilienback
John P. Nelson
Judds& Co
Tobin & Shannon
S. Sanders
Maryland
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HM. S. Judd & Co
Buffalo
John FP. Nelson
Sanders
Ba A & Co
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Rouse
Market Report From East Buffalo and Kansas City Cattle Hogs
East Buffalo receipts show cattle steady with prices around 6 60 to 6 75. Hogs are slow and lower by about 1 25 to 1 40 with mixed loads. dairy and feeder types quoted. Kansas City cattle receipts total around 4,000 head with ongoing price action noted.
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East Buffalo
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Frank F. Shute
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60Th St
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N. Y
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46Th St
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Virginia Hot Springs
Fifth Avenue
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Hot Springa. Va
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