Notes on Finance and Market Movements Across Sectors
This compact finance roundup reports on stock market dynamics with bulls arguing limited supply in commission houses while pools struggle to distribute. It notes large postal savings deposits, rising loan repayments, and a surge in milk price commentary tied to the New York market, plus capital stock shifts and extensive steel and railroad project plans shaping near-term earnings. The piece highlights Bethlehem Steel’s May output records, major railway capital outlays in Canada, and the Atlantic Fruit suit in Costa Rica signaling asset pressures and investment caution. It also covers copper refinery throughput, ore discoveries at Calumet and Arizona, and Burlington’s growing surplus amid steady dividend expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deliverien
Steel Corporation
Costa Rica
Atlantic Fruit and Steamship Company
L4ndo Brothers
Atlantic Erate Company
United Fruit Company
Republic
Joans
Browers
Ows
Lindo
Ie Moston Contine
Bank in Receiver's Hands Shuts Ambridge Bank
First National Bank of Ambridge Pennsylvania closed its doors as Robert J. Garrett was appointed 10 day receiver. The bank reports losses of at least 5000 with capital and surplus wiped out and total assets and liabilities of 271867 including 648000 in deposits. Failure linked to brewery loans in Pittsburgh. Also notes Mirat National Bank collapse and appointment of receiver for Ambridge Woonomy Brewing Company with Justus Mulert named by the U S District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National
Ambridge
Penn
Washington
Robert J. Garrett
National Bank
First National Bank of
Pittsburgh
Mirat National Bank of
Washington June figures show Treasury surplus contrast
Washington reports the Treasury working balance at six hundred forty six thousand and an 8 thousand amount in the general fund. Ordinary receipts are noted but no date is given for the year, with figures excluding the Panama Canal and public debt transfers. A receiver for a railroad case is mentioned involving the Denver and Rio Grande Railway, with bond details and court action indicated.
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Washington
United States Treasury
Treasury
Philippine Treasury
Hohnts
Panama Canal
S.mabursementa
Ripley hopeful on crops across railway territory
Ripley, president of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway, now in New York, voices strong optimism about crop prospects in the Southwest. He predicts a near sure winter wheat harvest and good yields for corn and cotton, noting limited damage from winter storms mainly to branches. He also comments that the Inter-mountain rate compromise settlement should affect the railway’s revenue and favors out of court resolution as the best path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Companys
New York
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
California
Atchison
Ripley Sii
Ripley Sald
Atehdon
Interstate Commerce Commission
Reid Back From West Reports Strong Crop Outlook
Daniel G. Reid, chairman of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway, returns from a western inspection trip through Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, Illinois and southern Minnesota. He notes fine crops and a bountiful Rock Island yield. He also mentions meeting interest payments on Rock Island bonds and outlines plans to raise dividends on preferred stock starting January 1. He is heavily involved with the Annelear Can Company and its stock campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel G. Reid
Chicago
Rock Island & Vacitie Raw Company
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Mintouri
Illinois
Minnesota
Rock Island
Annelear Can Company
Bell Campaten
Wellow
Bond Dot Writeups and Bond Offerings Mixed in Today
The report lists varied bond notices from multiple issuers including the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway with 97 percent of SEMCON 415 percent convertible bonds taken by stockholders. It covers offered sums, maturities, conversion terms, and underwriter details along with bids for school and city bonds and related notices from cities like Medford Mars Steubenville Omaha Ash Tabula Oregon City Alameda Agawam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Semcon
Frank W. Wagner
Ash “Tabula
Ohio
Auahor
Oregon
Chy
Ore
Alameda
Cal
Wil
Hame
Agawam
Jane
Schiool Nates
New President for Am Linseed Company
Henry B. Cooper retires from the presidency of the American Linseed Company after serving as president and director. TW Adams, formerly general manager, is elected to succeed him as president. Cooper had been chairman of the board since last August after John A. McGean’s resignation. The firm, backed by John D. Rockefeller interests, also notes Cooper’s roles as Aquitable Trust director and new vice president designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry BE. Cooper
Aquitable Trust Company
Local Branch F for Eee Bank
The local branch F for Eee Bank, Wee ee saan home office in Paris, is about to open a branch at 45 Vall etraet with Henri de Saint-derie as manager. He brings wide banking experience from Comptoir National d'Racompte de Paris, American National Bank San Francisco, and London postings over the last year.
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Wee Ee
Betting on the Presidency in Chicago Nomination Race
The report notes a brisk election betting market with even money bets on Roosevelt securing the nomination at Chicago. A rival wager of 1000 dollars at even money bets Noonevelt as president if nominated, while a 31,200 dollar pool is mentioned for TaftaU, who would fall short of the nomination and the election stakes.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Tims Witein
Taftau
Elee
Public Utility Notes on Middle West Holding Formation
The Middle West Utilities Company forms a new holding organization led by Samuel Instill and associates. Targeted properties include Louisville & Northern Railway and Lighting Co, Louisville & Southern Indiana Traction Co, United Gas and Electric Co of Southern Indiana, and New Albany Water Co. No operating changes yet, capitalization set with substantial preferred stock. The Louisville group controls assets and plans through routes from Louisville to Cincinnati, with existing through routing Louisville to Indianapolis under state agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West Utilities Company
Samuel Instill
Louisville & Northern Railway and Lighting Company
Louisville & Southern Indiana Traction Company
United Gas and Electric Company of
Southern Indiana
New Albany
Ind) Water Company
Middle West Company
Car Beration
Lauleville
Tidfann
United Gas and Electric Company
Jeffersonville
Ind
Lantaville & Sout
Jane ‘Traction Company
Jeffersonetti
Miter Company
Antion
New Albany Water Company
Leutwvile & Northern Railway Andil Iighting Company
Loulardily
Cincinmati
Srate
Louisville
Indianapolis
Voting Trust for Seaboard Line Stock Debentures
The Seaboard Line Railway plans a voting trust deposit for its stock with key fiduciaries including Frank A. Vanderlip and Davies Warfield, directing one to three year terms. The deal involves common stock and preferred stock with specified dividend and liquidation preferences, and notes prior receivership and foreclosure events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboarad Line
Frank A. Vanderliy
National City Bank
Alert H. Wieeth
Chase No Hank
Davies Warfield
Continental Trust Company
Haltmere
Murderlip
Mr. Warfield
Securities at Auction Read Like A Fragment Of Finance Notices
An OCR fragment lists securities auction details and multiple company names including National Bank, Mining Co, and American Telephone. It mentions interest, mortgage charges, and various dates, with scattered references to shares, bonds, and accretive values. The text is noisy but preserves names, places, dates, and financial actions.
Stockholders meet lone attorney over Wheeling & Lukerie
Cleveland June 5 attorney John A Watson claiming 19 401 shares orly per cent of Wheeling Lukerie Rail road stockholders held a meeting alone and adjourned to June 12 George Fort secretary resigned as minority led by Joseph Ramsey Jr of New York protested the action The minority later announced vacant board and intent to end receivership and domination of the terminal interwfter Watson warned of court battle over the contested meeting and board action
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John A. Watson
Wheeling & Lukerie Railroad
George Fort
Road
H. B. McGraw
Jhoseph Ramsey, Jr
New York
Wheeline & Take Erle
Watash Pitudursh
Lnterwfter Watson
Sud
Weston
Wtepe Aire
Veaterih
Street Transactions and Dividend Declarations Across Rail and Utility Firms
Items of the Street report foreign account trades of about a thousand shares with sales slightly above purchases. Dividends are declared by New York Central and Hudson River Railroad, Interborough Rapid Transit, Subway Realty, and several other railroad and utility firms with July payment dates. The Old Dominion Company of Maine, Niagara Power, and interborough transit bonds are noted, along with director elections and corporate reorganizations affecting several financial players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
Interborough Rapids Transit Company
Subway Realty Company
Cleveland, Cincinnatii, Chicago & St Louis Railway Company
American Swelters Securities Company
Union Bagdad Peper Company
Kanawha & Michfear Railway Company
Seai
Rubber [Goods Manufacturing Company
Come Jmuny
Guaranty ‘Trust Company
American Bank Note Company
Ni Meare Falls Power Company
Chicago & Tantern Illyola Taillr
Cotton Market Opens Lower on Favorable Weather Reports
The cotton market started four points down from Tuesday's close amid favorable weather, with prices easing later near the bottom. A Georgia crop authority report attributed market movements to the belt’s generally perfect stand and crop resilience against weather, noting rain could slow cultivation for a week or days, while extreme heat would affect only extended into July. Southern spot markets were steady, and the local market remained quiet at 11 45e for middling upland with 66 bales sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Oklahoma
Georgla
Bankruptcy filings list multiple New York businesses
Yesterday in U S Court involuntary and voluntary bankruptcies filed against Welton Construction Company Schuman Krinsey Voudouris and others. Reported assets range from unfinished buildings to cash with liabilities totaling thousands of dollars per entity. Receivers named include John Tyeullottle and Tevius Krinse y as noted in the docket entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peusens
United States
Wawete
Nou Ste
Vmond Maccracken
Seth Avenue
American Tobacco declares 1 percent preferred dividend
Directors of the American Tobacco Company announce a regular quarterly 1 percent dividend on preferred stock payable July 1. No action on common dividends frustrates speculators who had hoped for a 3 to 4 percent special dividend as compensation for late 1911. Four former subsidiaries declare initial common dividends with July 2 payment on their common shares and continued 1 percent dividends on preferred stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tobacco Company
Tobacco Common Roe
Wall Street
American 7
Ameritain Shut
George W. Helme Company
Weyman-Brutten Company
T. Lorilard Company
Ricannum Company
Samme
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Nove Frokers
Fasor
Fes Tive
Chica
Toren Company
Richmond
Wehp and
Stith Company
Milk Trust
The
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United States Rubber Company
Stahl
North Dakota
Steel Company
Philadelphia
Bethlehem Steel Works
Saucon
Philippines
Argentina
Italy
Montres Canada
Canadian Northern
Grand Trunk
Canadian Pacific Railways
Mountain
Canadian Northern Railway Capeda
Colorado Purt and Iron Company
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Colorado Industrial Company
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Fuel and Iron Company
Western Steel Tangle
Western Beer Corporation
Thewa
Seattle
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Arizona
Watel
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Chesapeake
Harlington
Burlington
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Mxcat
Northern Pacific
Great Northerns
Public Service Commsaion
South Brooklyn Railway
Proxpect Park & South Brooklyn Railroad Company
New York & Coney Island Railroad Company
New York Railways
Public Service Commission
New York Hattway'n Company
Metropolitan Crosstown Railway Company
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
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Francis Wy Bird
Treasury Finances
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Laran Rutlond
Naserwation
District Court
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Atchison Territory
D. G. Reid
Imperial Rolling Stock Company
Canadan Northern
New York State
Rochester
H W. Patterson
Steubenville
Hurgess
Board of Education of
Omaha
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AM. Linseed
Eee Bank
Public Utility Notes
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Sao Paulo
Seht and Power Company
Tee Turner
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Fio de Janeiro Tramway Lighe and Power Company
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Mks Vester
Salenrom
Muller & Son Therane
Adriaeter
Wiliam T. Kuunet
Tata Lion
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Teoula & Weatert
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Sat
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Ulyried Weuman
Fein
Deinnelt Manufacturing Corporati
Nive Tredtord
Mann
Meushnet Mit Corporation
Tagare Fire Insurance
Nashe Mining Co
Old Dominion Copany
Globe Mines Company
O1 Dominion Company of
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Warriner
Lahiigh Ceal and Navigation Company
Leen
Heer
Lather
Interborough Rapid ‘Transit Company
Honda
Nicholas Bdidle
Niagara Path Power Comany
John Jacob Astor
Thee
Henry Horn Han
Prank Bareay
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Producers and Refinery Oil Company
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Pennsylvania
Lavering
Miabuisa
Organisa Hom
Protective
John H. Stoddard
William M. St John
National Bank of SemVeree
Stan
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Porta
New Orleans
Houston
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Allis
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Sfara
Boston
Ty Charles Head & Co
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United Shoe
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Vitals Consol
Utah Copper
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Victoria
Kerr
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Charles D. Barney & Co
Hiroad Street
Swarmw T & Appel
Pineeet Rid
Asker
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Lehigh
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Phila Co
An Wels Co
M'To Bene Steel Pt
Aiton
de & Hutson
Weinbach
King Valley
Wis Norto & Neat
Curtis & Sanger
Sea
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Yswitt
Baltimore
Rover, Griswold, & Co
German Street
Indiaca
Avice
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Carthern
Nor Central
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