Stock Market Mixed as Union Pacific-Northern Pacific Resolve Signals Rally
Wall Street gains amid belief Union Pacific and Northern Pacific control differences are settled raising optimism. Southern Pacific reports April earnings surge and rail stocks show strength while some lackluster issues like Lackawanna trade at high valuations.
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Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Pacific
Western Railroad
Union
Nthern Pacific Roads
St. Paul
Burlington
Great Northern
Northwest
Wall Street
Southwest
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Alabama
Great Southern
Mexican International
Sitj
Fort Worth
Denver City
St. Louis
San Francisco
Louisville
Nashville
Lehigh Valley
San Antonio
Aransas Pass
Atchison
Miscellaneous securities and company earnings report fragment
The document lists multiple securities and company figures including St. Joseph and Crand Island with gross April earnings and expenses, Denver and Rio Grande, Southwestern, and Savannah systems. It records diverse incumbents, incomes, and monetary totals, showing fragmented financial data across firms.
Bank Exchange Sales Report At New York Clearing House
The New-York Clearing House exchanges and New-York Stock Exchange sales for last week are reported with figures comparing to the same week in the prior two years. Totals show large volumes of shares traded and value in dollars across multiple categories.
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New-York Clearing Mouse
New-York Stock Exchange
American Linseed Company
American Ly
Union Lead and Oil, Company
Union
America Linseed Company
New Baetaas
Union Lead
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NEW York Security and Trust Company
Wall Street
CYFY
Chicago
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Om Lead
OU Comepany
Guy G, Wajor
New York
Orrick
Ulman Brothers
New York Stock Exchange
Bankers and Brokers
Exchange Place
New York City
Morris S. Ullman
Joe S. Wimen
Amalgamated Corrider
Amalgamated Company
Washington Street
Jersey City
New Jersey
City
Boston and Montana Co Butteast
and Boston Consolidated Mining Company
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Treasury Receipts and Balances Report Weekly Totals
The United States Treasury shows weekly receipts of 4,086,451 from customs, 6,090.6 from internal revenue, and 867,162 from miscellaneous sources totaling 9,234,234. Expenditures total 1,516,000 with a weekly excess of receipts of 130,883. Fiscal year receipts reach 537,160,247 against 478,442,266 in expenditures, excess 58,717,971. Cash balance rises to 162,238,469 with deposits and notes data indicating gains and shifts in reserves.
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United States Treasury
Treasury
National Bank
American Securities Abroad Signals Stock Market Turnaround
London reports suggest a rational resumption of London Stock Exchange activity after a dull week caused by a slow recovery from the panic. New York prices rise but actual business remains light as analysts cite strong US prospects and rising railway sector potential amid a near complete Northern Pacific settlement.
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London
London Stock Exchange
New York
United States
Rail market shows slow gains amid cautious govt stance
Unfavorable traffic and holiday delays dampen rail improvements. Officials cite large foreign money and potential policy shifts as restraint. Consuls slip to decade lows as some holders unload. South Africa conflict tempers advance while Rand mines rise. Argentine debt talks boost sentiment and Berlin invests in Chinese bonds.
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Stade
South Africa
Roca
Berlin
Orient
German Markets Edge Down as Iron Sector Slumps
Berlin June 2 The allied withdrawal from China barely nudges activity at the Boerse with a broad downturn across sectors. Iron shares lead losses after Laura Works reports 437,000 marks lower earnings, while iron futures face weakness despite grain attempts to extend old contracts. Chinese loans rise on rising quotations as Swiss rail stock sale dampens mood.
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Berlin
China
Boerse
Laura Works
Pig Iron Syndicate
Nde
German Money Markets Report Worsens Amid Bank Scandals
The German financial scene grows bleaker as English pig iron undercuts syndicate prices in Germany and a mortgage bank scandal dampens sentiment. Bank shares, especially Mecklenburg Strelitz and Pomeranian, swing wildly while government loans stall and price moves stay mostly flat. The Prussian government orders 305 local bonds at 1 mark each as substitution for the new loan begins tomorrow.
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Germany
Vossische Zeitung
Mecklenburg- Strelitz
Pomeranian
Eichsanzeiger
Railroads Report Mixed May Earnings Across 50 Systems
The Tribune lists third week May results for fifty nine railroads with forty nine showing gains totaling 19,678 for a 114 percent rise and ten posting losses of 59.54 or 10.8 percent, yielding an overall gain of 859,874 or 10 percent. The report includes Texas Central Hangor and to Aroostook Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern Colorado Southern Rio Grande Southern Mexican Central and others with gross earnings, expenses, and net earnings figures for April to May.
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Brooklyn
Unio
Brunswick
Buff Rocheste
Oe Union
Canada
South Canadian
Pac Central
Chesapeake & Chic
Chicago
Chicago & al
Coperado
Colorado & S
Columbus & Consolidated
Delaware & Co
Denver & Rio
Evansville & Terre Ha
Wayne
Denver
Gas & Electric
Berger General Ctrico Dom
Horn
Ral International
International International
Les “Molnerae
X Western
Long Island
Louleville & Nashv
Ile
Manhattan Beach
Manhattan
Metropolitan Street
Met West
Minneapolis
St Louis
New Ilaven & Hartt
Ontario & Western
Norfolk & Western
Southern Pacific
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Toledo
St Louis & Western
Union Bag & Paper
United States
Stee
Wabash
Ontario
Pactio Pacific
Pennsylvania
Peoria & East
People's Gas
Philadelphia
Republic Iron
Rio Grande
Rome
Atetison
American St Lawrence & Adironda
St Joseph & Grand Islande 2d
Sloss-Shelf Steel & Iron
Southern Railroado
Texas & Pacific
Jand Trust
Twin City
Union Pacific
Union Telegraph
San Francisco
Third Avenue
United States Rubber
Wheeling & Lake Erie
the Tribune
Hangor
Aroostook
Thote
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Northern
Shu Aso
Toro Base Cceeivaess Axe
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