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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
18
June 6 report shows New Haven & Hartford gaining permission to purchase and operate Berkshire Street Railway lines. House approved a bill allowing the Berkshire trolley to extend lines, while opposing New Haven control of trolley routes. Springfield Street Railway and Boston & Maine stock moves noted.
The New York Cotton Exchange elected officers with no opposition to the regular ticket. Marsh was chosen president and brings Harvard ties. he succeeds George Brennecke. Edward K. Carhart becomes vice president, John Asperren is treasurer, and the board includes Warner Rubins and others.
Announcement from Bartlesville executives describes a new oil and refinery venture. The unnamed company combines several pipelines and refinery assets to form a regional energy system.
The Great Northern Railway Company shows an increase in revenue for the first ten months of the current fiscal year, rising from prior figures to over 2 million dollars more than the same period last year. The fiscal outlook suggests continued progress as operations extend into the nine months remaining.
Local cotton men plan to meet on Saturday to review charges in a case tied to alleged fraudulent activity. The matter involves parties including MWYEST KNIGHT YANCEY BILLS and BRM in connection with court actions in Tecorp.
Fire swept through the Wase Lumber Mills and an An FRM facility in Nova Scotia early today. The blaze caused substantial damage with insurance coverage cited as the primary remedy for the loss.
Widespread disruption hits American Print Works as orders from New York cease. The cotton cloth industry faces a major downturn this week, tied to a large plant closure and fire insurer reorganizations affecting Brooklyn leaders. Litigation halts telephone case as receiver appointed.
Berlin announced that an international banking group would take 25000 bonds of the Southern Pacific Company but a spokesman here called the move premature. Negotiations had been under way for weeks but no sale was finalized. He declined to link the talks to a government suit, noting it may have halted other bond issues abroad.
Winnipeg reports that American immigrants have imported horses into Canada totaling over 1200000 in value and more than 51 horses since January 1. Of these, 28000 entered via Winnipeg through the Central Pacific Railroad raids and various routes including Brandon Emerson Gretna and North Portal Saskatchewan. A notable shipment included sixteen mares valued at over 100000.
A five hundred strong force with forty trucks began yesterday delivering the summer edition of the New York City Telephone Directory and the General Suburban Telephone Directory. The city deck lists 250,000 subscribers and 142,000 in the suburban directory.
A compiled table lists earnings for multiple railroads from April May and July 1 May 21 periods. It includes Chicago Indianapolis Louisville Interoceanic of Mexico Missouri Pacific National of Mexico and other lines with gross and net earnings and operating income figures.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES report lists bonds and car trusts maturing 1910 through 1927. Furnished by Ewartwout and Westellery, No 40 Priest. Additional details pertain to railroad equipment bonds and car trusts offerings.
Iron products and metals listed with prices, including iron ore at 1737, and steel at 2800. Coffee Rio No 7 at 8 1/2. Sugar granulated at 15 1/4 with spot 12 1/4. Wheat No 2 red at 1 0 5. Hogs and beef prices noted, pork and flour values shown. Elevator and domestic basis figures included.
New York June 4 1910 grain wheat firm on short covering with gains as rains and exports support prices. Cotton rose on favorable weather and crop progress while late trading saw mixed moves. oats and corn firm with export activity and domestic demand pushing prices higher.
Bulls dominate the corn market with rising Northwestern prices and export demand notes. Wheat trends show a strong day while oats and ribs move in tandem with futures, with September prices drifting and a cautious trading range across grains and pork futures.
Receipts for two days show mixed livestock figures including Virginia lambs and state lambs, ducks and hogs with varied prices. Several entries list buyers and quantities, such as J Kratz and S Sanders, with totals around 450 to 950 dollars and multiple head counts. data appears fragmented across species and markets.
Market receipts for cattle hogs and sheep vary by grade and weight. Cattle with feeders and stockers dominate, hogs show broad price ranges with packing and butcher demand, and sheep and lambs see steady to higher prices in regional reports. Bulls cows and calves are listed with regional price bands and lot sizes.
Fragmentary note lists prices and locations with unclear names. It mentions Toledo and August and a price point around seven dollars, but details are unreadable.
Market notes show wheat steady with July at 6s 645d and October 4s 74d. corn soft with old American mixed and futures nominal. peas Canadian at 7s. hops and beef prices listed. various domestics including butter, cheese, and seed oils cited with price ranges. London and Antwerp references with June 6 quotations and franc conversion details.
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