Balkans Peace and European Finance Loom in Fall Outlook
The article discusses tentative peace between Balkan factions and cautious European financial prospects for autumn. It notes investor fears easing with diplomatic signals, while U S and European banks prepare for crop profits, credit tightening, and potential tariff and currency policy changes pending September or October.
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Spencer
Pam Green
Bulgaria
Latvia
Alk
Ieee
Europe
New York
St Louie
San Francisco
Tribute to Brown Honors Late U S District Judge
A memorial gathering in Room 8 of the Federal Court House recalled Judge Brown’s service. Attendees included Circuit Judge G Ward Alfred Jedgon George Holt Hand and Mayer, Commissioners Sibi and lebrat, U S Attorney Byrne, and Marshal Morgan, who praised his long dedication to mariners and the federal Admiralty bench.
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U. S. District Court
Heise E Henry Lacombe
United District Court
Weil
Adi Brown
United Art
Eared Court House
Aneig
Cirrutt
Hetey G. Ward
Alfred ¢ Jedgon George
Holt
Juta M. Mayer
John A .Sibi
Alexanderilebriat
United Jata Atorney
Sanwden
Edward M. Morgan
Wiliam Geakel
United States
Justice
Alden Firms Report Major Rubber Bankrupt Claim
Alden & Sy dalers in crude rubber report total liabilities of 46.986 million and 71.605 million assets in a February filing with the United Rate Dietetic Court. London creditors hold unsecured claims including A H Alden & Co and York Commercial Company. New York banks such as Corn Exchange, Merchants And Mechanics and Metals North are listed among creditors.
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le New York
Yeon
George A. Alden
Sy Dalers
United Rate Dietetic Court
Asente
London
Delage
York Commercial Company
Tatte.co
A. H. Alden & Co
New York
Corn Exchange, Merchants and Mechanics’ and Metals
Na- Sea
White & Co. Inc Reports 12 Percent Per Detected Earnings
White & Co. Inc reports heavy earnings for the fiscal year ended February 3 with a 12 percent surplus over preferred dividends. Net profits from operations and investments show improvements though notes indicate debts at February 3 were only about half the surplus of preferred dividends. Joe White, the president, calls attention to balance, reserves, and writedowns affecting book value amid ongoing business activity.
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G White & Co., Inc
White & Co. Inc
Con Zionering
Joe White
Morgan Succeeds Father in Historic Society
The New York Historical Society held its latest meeting last night electing J Pierpont Morgan as a fellow, succeeding his father. Isaac J Greenwood presented the honoring and the organization welcomed the new member.
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New York Historical
Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mary Fite
Ney
Isaac J. Greenwood
Mitchel Says Goodbye to Board of Aldermen
President Mitchel presided over the Board of Aldermen for the last time on his way to become Collector of the Port. He praised the board but called it archaic and said he would move on to his new duties with mixed feelings. Alderman Folks and others expressed regret and noted his leadership drew attention from President Wilson. A resolution of sorrow and congratulations was adopted.
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Mitchel
ors_sterday
Dar
Port of
New York
Mitehel
Althcelderman
Mi Nority
Mitehrl
Wilson
Legal hearing on $99 million fines against Standard Oil firms
The June 2 hearing opened to challenge a state suit against Standard Oil companies of New York and New Jersey and stockholders, plus related Texas firms Corsicana and Magnolia. State counsel alleged connections with Coke and others while defense argued stock ownership was individual. Hearing adjourned to allow book examinations ahead of further testimony.
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Cormenna
Standard OM
Grke
New York
New Jersey
Thore
Texas
Corstenne Petroleum Company
Mingnotin Petrodean Company
Gecrge
Beaumont
Starford Oil Company
New Jemey
State
Richard Maury
Houston
Coke
Corsicana
Magnolia
Maxhella Petroleum Company
Texia
le John PD
Mexican Notes At 97 Area Era Aeneeeesor Loan
A one week loan of 5 790 to the Nations Railways of Mexico was largely subscribed abroad. The unreald balance is offered at 7 percent with interest by Kuhn Loeb Speyer Ladenburg Thalmann. Payment due June 16. A nine months earnings statement shows a balance after charges from July 1 1912 to March 31 1913. No further details received from foreign bankers managing the loan.
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Nations Railways of
Mexico
Kuhn, Loew & Co
Speyer & Co
Ladenburg, Thalemann & Co
National Railways of
Shenegis
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Ue Joan
Broadway Trust Increases Capital After Bank Takeover
Special meetings of Broadway Trust Company and Wana National Bank were held to ratify voluntary liquidation and a capital rise. Wana National Bank increases capital stock from 2.4 million to 3.0 million with a new 100 par value stock issued at 10 a share. President Lee said the increase funds expanding business from the acquisition of the nation. Deposits total 15,040.
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Wana National Bank
Broadway Trust Company
Anden
T. New
Aaa Bank
Lee
Broadway Trant Company
Oxford Linen Creditors Sue Corporation for Bankruptcy
Creditors from New York petitioned the U.S. District Court in Boston on June 3 to bankrupt Oxford Linen Milla Corporation of North Brookfield. They allege a March 12 chattel mortgage conveyance to Charles J. Rowson and seek orders restraining Rowson and others from disposing of secured property and foreclosures. Franklin Winchell, Oxford Linen’s president, faces New York indictment for a mail fraud scheme related to Sterling Debentures Company.
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Jude Morton
Fand
William B. Plunkett
Charles B. Plunkett
Cotten
Adams
Prank 16
Winchell
Oxford Linen Milin
New York
Sterling Debentures Company
Complex corporate reform and debt settlement in Nevada mines
Petition details the negotiation of lease and control shifts involving SAAC GROSSMAN and CHARLES ATCHADL across multiple mining entities in Nevada. It outlines bankruptcy actions, reorganizations, and proposed distributions of assets, with court oversight and references to the Utah and New York connections, and broad creditor claims totaling thousands of dollars.
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Saac Grossman
Charles Atchadl
Lease Grossman
M Bather
Hol Fon Street
Harien
Stimuel
Twraruer
Peto Feri Ng Comte Ted
Neparae
Hiahiinies
Georamnnys
Aloe
Michael
Io Value
Bertone Bias
Goodman
Sinipe Molami
Peter i Olney
Lank
Cuiptey
la Vemetarte
Ant
Abie
Tame
Comisuy
Alee Dent
Aalaae
Ee November
tHeath Ap Hirde Erveral Industrial Coe
Peer
Waite Marole
Yana Inane Company
Joldenten & Whalnen Bohberatth & Wollner
Whaicguic Dewleia
Jeweory
Dla
Fiat Steome Ben
Wits
Eveamary Faye
Fon
Simpson Crawford
New Diesey
Morne
Hertsiats
Sizyrucde
Whahindon Aseine
Mary Levitin
Mice Pettitt
Robert Meren
SA Jubeety
Mamund Keruter
Miomler
Vevaitway Amt
Lee
Tudee Mand Torah Jenarwingtlan
Chartes
Heras
Crporation
Weitay A. Sidladk Peeresery
Ord
Tramp Steamer Sinks Barge Near Buttermulk Channel
A British tramp steamer bound for St Nazaire from the Erie Basin, under pilot Sandy Mook, sank a coal barge of a five-barge tow just south of the Buttermulk Channel yesterday morning. No one was aboard the barge.
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St. Nazaire
France
Erie Basin
Buttermulk Channel
Crop Markets Show Mixed Mood Amid Weather Shifts
Early wheat trading fell on weak foreign markets while bullish crop prospects late in the day lifted prices above Monday. A Chicago estimate pegged Winter wheat at 301,050 bushels and Spring wheat at 20% more, with Spring acreage 6 percent below last year. Coffee traded steadier then fell to new lows before closing slightly down.
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Canada
Chicago House
Corts
Come
Mission Houses
Shorts
Het
Entec
Pricom
America
Europe
Taiwa Sea
Seaboard
Lagat
Pateets
Remier Shefving
Raud
Aza
Set Walle
Sean Sacks
Aisha Neta
Toyere
Rome
Tata
Kiraall
Reale Lever
MOSS
Dette
Wargwes
Seveini Jeans
New Orleans
Hes
Lew Close
Dane Uly Dugunt
Thor Oeit
Liverpool
Kubla
June Mancherter
General Market Report on Wheat Prices and Trade Conditions
A dense market note reviews wheat futures and cash prices, with U S and international quotes, shipping concerns, and demand signals. It mentions rail and port activity, noting steady to firmer bids, mixed farm receipts, and variations in feeds, molasses, and naval stores alongside commodity movements and export activity.
Market Report Mixed Produce Prices From Regional Trade
A garbled market digest lists beans, peas, meats, and fruit with varying prices and conditions. References to beans at $5 per unit, California products, strong demand in some sectors, and quiet trading in others appear alongside notes on stock and packing, with sporadic mentions of weekly exports and Market activity. Individual entities are unclear due to OCR corruption.
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Sriesien
Pelmary Markess
Busi
Dar
Renra
Corte
New York
Medina
California
Taney
Whoter
Pring
Carte Siger
Chearter
Itu
Lea Mieber
Marack, Sendily Peates
Wertuida
Ubi
Vetervey Yaskee
Kaplan
Poe Mt Eas
Asparails
Dicen
Letebes
Mewes
SY Arte Hoke
Seat Carnling
Georges
Arorn
Dushet
Nort Carolina
Ie Wax
Sal
New _Orieans
Zrean
EES
Routhern
Ig Wiscaies
Southern
Onion
Tox
Horseratisn
Vierth
Katie
Bet
Romeo
Gettecr
Oh Lanhee
Lama Thane
Erate Shel
SIYKI
OKRA
Virginia
Eastern Hore
Jena
Anne
Cate Ber
St Sars
Mowsi
Heown
Partons Siaaier Nate
Aduboe
TOMA
Totem
Beaninn
Virginie
Watton
Qhobe
Teeswan
Copper markets and futures show unsettled tone
Copper prices fluctuated with spot and futures in New York trade. Market chatter noted changes in June to August futures and price quotes around 64 for spot, with ongoing volatility across copper, tin, and related metals in a turbulent session.
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New York
Terada
Aha
Mike
Eptea
Ber
Gui
Louis
Gibae Oh
Guiet
Spat
Nate Land
Livestock Market Report June 8 1913 Reeves and More
The June 8 1913 livestock market shows steady beef demand with slow dressed veal clearance. Cattle receipts moderate, hogs at about 9.10 per 100 pounds, sheep and lambs mixed with prime stock scarce and prices fluctuating. Virginia, Ohio, and Pennsylvania consignments feature prominently with multiple firms and buyers listed.
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Reeves Receiiin
Wednesias
Igle
Bermudian
Herida
Louis F
Alves
Mion
Ittermitiha
Mipitte
Te & Co
Tobin & Shannon
Sra
Dominale
Giam
Ibarite
Toe
Virginia Miseo
Virginie Tamaba
Viewinia
McPherman & Co
Virginia Lamba
Wy Sebye Shembere & Sens
Vipsinia
Haj — Keene Commianion Company
Tate Genterday
Penmayivania
Cattle and Hog Receipts Reported at Major Markets
Telegraph report from St Louis dated June 3 notes cattle receipts with demand steady to active and prices mixed. Steers and heifers show varied values while cows and calves move higher or lower. hog receipts also active with declines in the lighter grades and some firmness in others.
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Teauk
Atochore
Giangares
Bolle Hinat
Ealeem
Agamesn
Snes
Thatta Dune
Kecatte
Parker
Wogan
Senogenty
Pring Lamoa
East Batata
Dune
Ge Nahar
The
Tribune
Ft. Louis
Falty
American Hardware elects new president in New York
New Britain Conn June Henry C M Thomson of Hodgson Brothers Company New York was elected President of the American Hardware Corporation succeeding Colonel Charlee M Jarvis who resigned He will assume office July 1 Thomson graduated Yale 188? and began as a traveling salesman with P A Corbin later joining American Hardware He resides at 36 West Sixth Street New York City.
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New Yorker
New Britain
Conn
Henry C. M. Thomson
Hodgson Brothers Company
New York
American Hardware Corporation
Charlee M. Jarvis
Thomson
Yate
P. & A. Corbin
Amercian Hardware Corportion
Corbin Chicago
West Sith Street
New York City
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Melinan
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Alen
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Abisadl
Heriton & Wark Ben Ape
Hee Stans
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K Jahn Tewnae -Teaten & At
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Kenanea
J Chow. Ie
Frank Won
Kaufman
Breterie Ic Ee Mo Dioefinen Et Ab
Hewne Barnard
Seahor
Jomets
Ted Heat
Peres
Fe Kimiheris Eunar
Wwe
Cornelis O—Rake
Richard Paiten
Manvitas
James and
Thomas
Abi Biess Eastman
Aiolph
Tr Suthnat Bank of New York
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Saab St
Micah
Slosne
Ita Pedi de Long Rabhet Corset Co
Ban Lenich
Jahn —O
Rreamer
Jaman Menret
William T Cometick
Mantrade P— Faith & Co
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Masses
Willam
Morse Tou Iovel
J Melrowitz
Max
Sol
Schwarte
Anpa
Maller
Marie
Robert Febmid
Senurk
Maddin
Jeanett M Tirrelah
McDarite
Cheahan
MeKean
John PoNerthesa
Bank of New Yorks
Elise Rakusen
Nay
Abraham Braman
Pragte
Cohen
Tiayer
Leon
Faiel Susinwaky
Syutual Amance Trust Comsurannne Pany
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Jetier Riaseh
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Sachs Coenen
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Hyarp Keartinge
Tan
Vinay
General Market Report
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Kaneee
Chines
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Eilemle Au Ditac
Cype Sant
MAR TV
Buffalas
Lew
Ives
Werribee
Alan
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Steary
Wales
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Aring
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Jose Enrub
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Tater
Moitzis
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