New Haven Gets Road Through Berkshire Trolley Bill
Berkshire legislatures pass a bill authorizing New Haven and Hartford to purchase and operate trolley lines in the area. The measure allows stock issuance by a holding company with New York backing and outlines extensions along Berkshire and Southbridge streets. Action moved to the House for final approval and potential reconsideration as opponents warn of loss of local control.
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New Haven
Hartford
Ein Ee
Berkshire
Berkshire Stree
Southbridge Street Railway
Prisilese
Springfield Street
Boston & Maine
Helding Company
New York
New York Cotton Exchange Elects Officers
The New York Cotton Exchange held its annual election yesterday naming Arthur R. Marsh as president. Thomas E. Hicks became vice president and James F. Maury treasurer. A slate of new board members was selected.
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New York
Om Exchange
Arthur KR. Marsh
Thomas E. Hicks
James F Maury
Board of Menacers
Leopold
C. Cairns
Edward K. Cone
Deegan
Marshel Geer
J. Temeer
Richard S. Gerwen
William Horace Hubber
Charles I. Long
William Berry WH. Reyer
Reinhard
Yvetter E. Polieck
E. G. Qeomimen
A Mecisy Pentz
Tegatuity Fund
Alfred Remer
Oklahoma Oil Merger Unites Refineries and Pipelines
Nearly all details completed for the merger of the Oklahoma field into a single company. The plan unites producing fields with refineries and pipelines under one banner. Announcement from Barnesville Oklahoma indicates a centralized Wells system will manage the expansion.
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Eres City
Leitmenty
Fela
Priestiy
Barnesville
Okla
Tecentral
Great Northern Railway Reports Higher Fiscal Revenue
The general office reports rising operating revenue for the year ending in June, with an increase of 2,845,733 dollars over the prior period. Total operating revenue grew from 26,866,87 to a higher total, reflecting improved performance in the current fiscal year.
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Evers Indica
Great Northern Railway
Met
Scevear
Sitmeld
Knight and Co. Face Fraud Claims in Cotton Finances
The case centers on Ming bones and alleged fraud connected to the dating of six acceptances by Knight Lancer and Co. of Decatur. Local cotton men dispute the securities tied to a $2 payment due Saturday, arguing the notes are fraudulent.
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Jane
Knight, Lancer & Co
Deca- la
Fire destroys Nova Scotia lumber mills and print works
The Nova Scotia lumber mills were burned early today with only one exception. The American Print Works in New York suspended operations as workers faced a shutdown. Insurers expect some absorption of Brooklyns printing capacity by Manhattan underwriters amid corporate merger talks. A court case halted in a United States circuit court over a telegraph company receiver appointment.
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An Lumber Mills
Nova Scotia
Gepmier
Macs
New York
United States
Berlin Bond Sale Halts as Southern Pacific Bonds Unfloated Abroad
Berlin yesterday announced a group would take 25 million bonds of the Southern Pacific Company but a bank representative here called the report premature. Negotiations had been under way for weeks and the government suit may have halted other overseas bond issues, though no final flotation had occurred.
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Berlin
Southern Pacific Company
Southern Pacific
Yankee horses for Canada by telegraph to the Tribune
Winnipeg reports from June 6 indicate Canadian CP land officials tally American imports of horses since January 1. More than 500 horses valued at over 12 million dollars have entered Canada, with 28,000 through Winnipeg’s Central Pacific raids, 50 percent via Brandon, 5.8 via Emerson and Gretna, and the rest through North Portal and other points. Many are work animals, plus high quality stock such as a shipment of sixteen mares valued at over 37.
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Winnipeg
Land Commissioner of the
Canadian Pacific
Canada
United States
Central Pacific
Brandon
Emerson and
Gretna
North Portal
Saskatchewan
New Telephone Directory Delivers City and Suburban Listings
A force of five hundred men with forty trucks began yesterday delivering the summer edition of the New York City Telephone Directory and the General Suburban Telephone Directory. The books list 25 000 subscribers in the city division and 149 in the suburban directory.
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New York City
Railroad Earnings for May 1910 and May–July Totals
A summary of railroad earnings and operations for multiple lines. Includes May quarter figures for Chicago Alton, Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville, International & Great Northern, Missouri Pacific, Minnesota & St. Louis, and others, with July 1 to May 31 totals, gross and net revenues, operating expenses, and taxes. Also lists prominent lines such as New York Central, Union Pacific, and Pittsburgh & Lake Erie with respective year-to-date figures and per-line notes.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Louisville
Interoceanic OF
Mexico
Mey
Yowa Central
Mar
International & Great Ceetaraene
Minneapolis &T. Louts
Missouri Pacific
Minn., &T. Taul & Sault Ste. Marie
Curtis & Sanger
National OF Mexico
Southern
Tel
Sarre Riis
Toledo
Peoria & Western
Western
ST. LoUis
Illinois
McCrum-Howell
Great Northern Met
Bee «Ee
Alabama Great Southern
Edison
Nat Carben Pt N W
Pacific Coast
Tocreese
Swift &Co
South Side el
Sears
United Paxboard
New Orleans
Texas Pacific
Miles
Etree LS
Jean Narest Sarg
Spee
Haig i
Linisie
NEW York Central
Erie
Bc St
Hudson Errer
Hook
Moenth
S & Is
Revere
Eper
Totsikon
Totel
Benn Perh
Ana Coma
Alene
Philadelphia
Charlies D. Parney & Co
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Penn Steel Pf
Phila el Co
Phila RT
Union Trac
Lake $ Corp
Pera G Inc
Welsbach Co
Indiana
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Lake ER
Westle
New York
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
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Chicago & ST. Louie
Grain and Cotton Rally Lifts Market Across Commodities
New York June 4 1910 grain wheat led by short covering and foreign buying with prices closing higher. Corn and cotton also firm with steady to higher quotes amid bullish Missouri Kentucky signals and uneven export demand. Coffee and sugar held firm as oats and beans saw mixed moves with active pork and beef markets weighing on overall sentiment.
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Shorts
Liverpool
Missouri
Kentucky
Ohio
Nature
Sefabcard Clearantes
Bermuda
Southern
New Orleans
Naif
Eastern Shore
Virginia
North Carolina
Norfolk
Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Lima
Texas
OKRA
PIAS
Jersey
Fastern Shore
Baltimore
North Caroline
South Carolina
Chicago Grain and Provisions Summary of Wheat and Corn Markets
Active foreign buying supported higher European prices and liberal orders from the Northwest and Southwest. Short-covering suggested, with wheat futures around 1% higher and corn and oats also advancing. Cash sales reached 100,000 bushels with 165,000 bushels chartered as September prices closed around 7 1/2 to 9 1/2 cents higher.
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Chicago
Europe
Northwest
Southwest
Missouri
Indiana
Texas
Markets review from Iron Nor to Cotton and metals
The report lists prices across commodities including iron Nor., cotton middling 15.20, coffee No 7, sugar granulated 5.15, tin and lead quotes, and naval stores. It notes steady rice, dull standard esop, and futures for copper and London markets with mixed shifts and firm cottonseed oil.
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Iron
Bief
Tsilow
Lerd
Male West
Railroad Bonds and Car Trusts Ring 1910 27
A compact note on railroad equipment bonds and car trusts circulated around 1910 to 1927, with a reference to Erartwout and Apresselier and a cryptic mention of Priest M2. The fragment hints at financial instruments tied to rolling stock and capital structures of rail lines.
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Erartwout & Apresselier No
Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Across States
Receipts for two days show 9 050 head with 2 head set aside for market. hogs trading at 90 to 95 per 16 head and duck and sheep lots moving. Firms Tobin & Shannon and J G Curtis & Son report Virginia lambs, state lambs, and hogs with varied prices. buyers and sellers include T S Judds & Co and H H Hollis amid shifting demand.
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Rte Yo
State
Indiana
Tobin & Shannon
Virginia
Kentucky
Kerns Commission Co
Ohio
Virginia Bucks
Newton & Co
Virginia Lambs
Tennessee
M-Pherson & Co
Nia
S. Santom
T. S. Judds & Co
Om J. G Curtis & Son
H. H. Hollis
Ave “ Sandere
Cattle and Hogs Receipts Across Markets Show Activity
Receipts across markets include cattle and hogs with steady to active trading. Prices vary by class from prime steers and cows to light mixed stockers and feeders, while sheep and lambs show moderate demand and firm values. In Buffalo and Pittsburgh regions receipts assess prime and heavy categories with buyers cautious on certain loads.
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Kansas City
East Buffalo
Toledo Joes Ed Prices Report
Unclear OCR fragment notes prices and dates for Toledo Joes operation with scattered terms including December August and figures, no clear events or entities beyond Toledo and Joes.
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Toledo
Joes
Teov Oaaber
Foreign Markets Report from Liverpool June 6
Wheat futures steady with July at 6s 6 42d and October 6s 7Kd. Corn spot easy, American mixed at 5s 4d, new kiln dried 1s. Galveston route 3s 34d. Pine, Hops on Pacific Coast, Beef extra mess 127s 6d, Pork prime mess 107s 4d. Linseed oil, petroleum refined, London and Calcutta markets noted with various prices and notes on suiting commodities.
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Vsou
Hamburg
Havre
Rio
Santos
Rio No. 7
Sprint
Ted
Sper
Mit
India
Middle West
South America
Brazil
London
Liverpool
Galveston
Ion Pacifice
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