Tremendous Jobbing Scheme Hinted in Inquiry Fight
Representative Hinebaugh urged Congress to back a thorough Interstate Commerce Commission investigation into the St Louis and San Francisco Railroad receivership. He charged a vast stock manipulation scheme under Prisco management and noted plans for separate receiverships amid a massive security overhang and calls to protect Chicago and Eastern Illinois holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago & Eastern Thinols
Consolidated Committee
Alvin W. Krech
HH. Porter
W. Emlen Roosevelt
Gordon Abbott
Washington
St. Louie & San Francisco Railroad
Hinehaugh
Ltinois
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tam
Thorugh
Ommmere¢ Commission
Prisco
B. F. Yoakum
Hivet
Hinebaugh
Oil Companies to Merge Texas Company to Acquire Pro- tects O10
Plans for the Texas Company to acquire Protekts O10 Company of Texas advance toward completion. The exchange will swap stock and bonds on an equal basis via the Bunltable Trust Company. The deadline for deposit of Protekts securities is July 1, with most bonds and stock already tendered, suggesting no major obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
O10 Company of
Texas Company
Bunltable Trust Company
CurB Echoes Mining Earnings With Record May Output
The Stewart Mining Company reports May earnings likely near 800, the highest in its history, driven by ore from late April openings. May copper output reached 1,080,000 pounds, with 3,235,000 pounds year to date, plus 190 ounces of gold and 4.60 ounces of silver. Standard Oil of Kentucky shows a strong year balance, suggesting potential surplus use, though Kentucky law restricts stock dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Mining
Theompany
Shannon
Standard Oil of
Kentucky
American Public Utilities Company
Bond dots and bids obscure bid details in Ohio notice
Township Clerk of Sebring Mahoning County lists proposals due noon June 0 415 per cent road improvements 4% denomination dated June Miler & Co Indianapolis among bidders May 2 for 14 700 mon coupon gravel road tax free. Names and places blurred across Warren Northampton Mase Mont h Williame counties.
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Sebring
Mahoning County
Ohio
Miler & Co
Indianapolis
Williamaport
Warren
Waynesburg issues bonds for water and school funding
The Citizens National Bank of Waynesburg was awarded May 31 the 17,000 tax free funding bonds for Waynesburg School District Greene County Penn. Proposals due noon June 11 for 15000 three percent two year water works and electric Hecht plant improvement bonds denomination 1.0 percent dated April 1 1818 accrued interest to be paid by purchaser.
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Cithwens
National Bank
Waynesburg
Greene County
Penn
Public Utility Notes From An Era Of Power And Finance
Public utility items show St Louis sourcing electricity from a $3,000 hydro plant on the Mississippi River and expanding to supply Hamilton and Warsaw. Columbia Gas and Electric approves $100,000 debentures to swap for Union Gas and Electric stock, while earnings reports from American Public Utilities, United Light and Railways, and Aurora Elgin Chicago Railroad depict rising profits, dividends, and consolidated gains across multiple subsidiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Mississippi
Hamilton
Warsaw
Columbia Gas and Electric Company
Union Gas and Wloette Company
Union Gas and Electric Company
Columbia Gas and Electre Company
Union Gas and Electric Common
United Light and Railways Company
Ayo
Siz
Ra ‘Tote
Lown Waterer
Berand
Optimistic views return from Europe on Mantes
Prominent visitors including J P Davinon of J P Morgan Cp and Inco H Schitt head Ruth Loeb Co return from Europe aboard the Mantes tania. Dayman and Rehiff express cautious optimism about currency reform tariff adjustment and broader economic recovery while Hoffater of the Pressed Steel Car Co notes industrial demand and stock market adjustments reflecting improved manufacturing outlook.
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Europe
J. P. Davinon
J.P Moregan
Inco H. Schitt
of Ruth, Loeb & Co
Dayman
New York
Paris
Rehiff
Hoffater
Pressed Steel
Mauretania
Sai
LELAND & CO TO QUIT AFTER WALL STREET RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION
Arthur S Leland & Co announces dissolution of brokerage business on July 1 due to restrictive legislation and weak Wall Street conditions. The firm, among New York and Houston exchanges oldest, will not form a new entity. Members include HM. Leland and others. changes follow exchange reform and stricter market conduct scrutiny.
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Oy and Washigton
Arthur S Leland & Co
New York
Heston
Wall Street
Financial District
Fixechange Place
Arthur Leland
HM. Leland
J Wna W. T. Hodson
GB Mowe
Wright
Geracditt
Stock Exchange
Edward Weyburn and bankruptcy filings in New York firms
In New York, Edward Weyburn and various business entities face petitions in bankruptcy and supplementary proceedings. Filings list debts to creditors including tax authorities, manufacturing firms, and theaters. Discharges were noted for Weyburn in a prior case, while other firms like Maisel Bros and Prize Skreg Company are referenced in liquidation actions.
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Edward Weyburn
Boward C. Weyburn
Broadway
Atom
Orange Manufacturing Co
Max & Mahlen
Shubert
Strieala
Toney
Ent Frealy
Home Masterton
Willem To
Barton
Bistroyaition
Catelim
Light
Loweli
Strouse
Morr Mo Phillips
The
Unsiners van
Sra
New York
Sith Capital
Jihay
Amran
Maisel Bros
Spainat Mate Brothers
Tannenbaum
Tailera
Deesmakers
Dua Intervain Avenue
Namin
Ors Adotch Pease
Arewan
Aviog
Biarvin Pa
Raymond Avenue
Arena
Jletinger & Katz
Mandape Smart
Danse & Halk Elauk
D & CO. Henedates
AL Lan Mietiend
Alfred Henrendei
Mellen Hopes to Aid Rail Conferene Action
Mellen president of the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad and Charles Adame told the New England Transportation Conference they would cooperate to relieve railroad affairs. The session drew members from several states and 14 directors from the New Haven and Boston & Maine, with eight stockholders present. A follow up meeting is planned in four weeks to shape action. Bills would expand railroad powers and borrowing, and authorize a state trolley system expansion. Governor Peabody has signaled possible veto.
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Weston & Maine
Frank Wo Matte Thur Heard
Manche
I Whitney
New Haven
Adame
Ant. Mellon
Rane
New York
New
Harford
Wall Street Briefs From Europe to Oil Dividends Declared
European market moved from net seller to balance as foreign accounts traded about 9 000 shares with roughly equal buys and sells. Dividends declared include Martin Bisetrie Railroad and Lighting 1% payable July 1, American Beet Sugar 4 1/4% on preferred stock, J Resnatz Tobacco 1% payable June 20, and New York State Railway 3% on preferred 1 1/2% on common, among others. Taxable transfers, bank cash gains, Sub-Treasury disbursements, and plans for Southern Pacific collateral notes also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Bisetrie Railroad and Lighting Corporation
American Beet Sugar Company
Tt J. Resnatts Tobacco Company
Texas Company
GEE
Bulzherest @ Sona Company
Yogaple
New Yorks State Railway
the Mines Company of America
Cocomb
Appleton ‘Company
Stork
Behettner & Marx, Inc
Anya Toronto Railway Company
Cardenas American Sugar Company
New York
Interior
Washington
Sub-Treasury
Cotton market opens steady and ends irregular
Continued shipments from spot holdings supported near months while favorable crop news kept late months subdued. Prices fluctuated as Liverpool traders hedged, with July up and August steady, while New Orleans and local markets posted modest gains and drought fears weighed on the season.
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Liverpool
New York
Canada
Milla
Ashaway
Aloe
Interior
Tie Weason
Aslad
Saytember-Qeinder
Tscomber
Nancy
Yeh
Une Atendy
Bae
Sheepskins Sold in London in June Auction
A London sale of Cape of Good Hope and Natal sheep skins drew good attendance with steady demand for some pelts. Prices averaged around Milioh S207, while most other grades declined.
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London
Natal
Ted
Market Tone Mixed Amid Finance and Currency Debates
The week’s reviews on iron and steel publications signal discouraging conditions for pig iron and bar orders with cancellations in the third quarter and weakness in the Central West. A suggested dividend hold at Battmore & Ohio is echoed by rumor denial, while the Currency Reform Bill faces scrutiny from lawmakers and calls for engagement with leading bankers. The stock market remains dismal but hints at potential opportunities as the broader economy endures a phase of volatility and resilience.
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Central West
Chicago
New York
Bere Win
Battmore & Ohio
Middle West
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
United States
Ety
New York City
Senate
Consolidated Exchange Snort Sees Late Afternoon Stock Activity
Consolidated Exchange notes late afternoon trading on the Cor solidated Stock Exchange with renewed momentum after midday. Bears faced light supply in many sectors, United States Stores closed at 59 reading neared 17% Union Pacific rose above 15, Southern Pacific above 94. Highs included Smelting, American Can around 27, Chestnut SO. Early losses recovered but some strong names fluctuated. Domestic and international conditions weighed, liquidation driven by capital demand. Heavy trading, 7,740 shares moved in the half hour before the Wall Street open. Prices generally rose versus the night prior with Canadian Pacific showing minor gains. Steel fell.
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Stock Exchange
Bears
United States
Union Pacific
Soutthern Pacific
Wall Street
Parcific
Steel
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Onto
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Public Utility Notes
American Public Utilities
United Lightfied Hallways Company
Apel
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Growe Carcinus Co
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Raven Mining
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1Eihent Record and Guide Co
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Behart
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Tlole Credit Watch
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T&m
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Tie & Trust
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Chee & Ohio
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Mellen
R. R
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Southern Pacific Company
California Railroad Commission
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Tipley
Atchison Hat
New Orleans
Mexico
John A. Topping
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Standard Oi Company of
Charles H. Sabin
Guaranty Trust Company
New York Stock Exchange
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Inter
Louie & Nash
Valies
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Nevada
NY Central
Pacttte
Pacitts
Pennania
Pitts Coal
Atlanta
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