Denver reservoir firm seeks receivership to fund irrigation
The article notes a Denver based company led by Joseph Ae seeking receivership to issue 550000 in bonds to continue an irrigation project. The firm plans consolidation with eight Maine reservoir outfits to irrigate up to 15,000 acres, with principal officers Brandlex as president and W E Beecout as first vice president. The court and bankers face bond payment issues as protracted proceedings unfold.
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Denver
Joseph Ae Cpeech
Compen
Trowbridge & Niver
Wall Street
Frederick Veastacort
Maine
Corm
Pee Company
Brandlex
W. E. Beecout
Vie
Gen- Droke
Ee B . Neresheimer
Yare
Greek Co. Forced to Exercise Sixty Days Grace
Bed Creek Co and Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Co, under receivership since 1908, must cover 52 764 000 first mortgage bonds and related interest. The company has postponed coupons, plans to pay at end of grace period, while awaiting demand to bid as coal assets remain strong and mines nearby show potential, led by Watkins, VP and receiver.
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Greek Co
Bed Creek Co
Coke Compabeidiany
Pennsylvania Coal Jome Company
Pere
Ig Watkins
Peonsylvenia Coal and Coke Comgmuch
Beech Creek Coal and Company
Anf Fusranters
Vestercer
Figier Company
Traction Bondholders Face Receivership Adjustments
A conference in Chicago on Consolidated Traction bondholders aims to lift receivership for the rail line. Prolonged talks set a June deadline with an umpire to settle, while stock issues and trust deeds become central in the dispute. Separate notes mention a typewriter inventor seeking a revoked deed of trust and police department cost questions in a related legal scene.
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Chicago
Consolidated Traction
Piers
Maine
James
Hammond
Gesteck Abraham Ee Erunset
Company 999 Year Charter Ratified in Stockholders Meeting
A company charter lasting nine hundred ninety nine years was ratified by stockholders and set to take effect July 1, 1910. A board meeting to elect officers will be held in Philadelphia at a later date.
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Philadelphia
Greater City Directory Arrives for Manhattan Bronx and NYC
The Trow Directory for Manhattan and The Bronx for nineteen has just been issued in the sixty second year of publication for the Manhattan and Bronx edition and the thirteenth year for the Greater New York edition. The directories are standard business references and efforts have been made to improve them.
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Trow
Manhattan
The
Bronx
Greater
New York
Manhattan and the Bronx
Greater New York
Topics of the Street and Dividend Updates
The column reports foreign trading on both sides of the local market with more buy orders from London than could be filled by the New York Exchange due to price limits. Delaware Railroad declares a 2.25 percent dividend for four months ending June, payable July 1, under a new lease to Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington. Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway expected to maintain a 7 percent rate in July, per authority. Other dividends declared include National Sugar Refining Company on preferred stock, Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway, and Mutual Trust Company of Westchester County. Frisco notes indicate St Louis and San Francisco three year 5 percent notes ready for delivery. Missouri Pacific bonds ready for delivery by Guaranty Trust. Reading Company elects P A Be Widener director. International Nickel names new directors Benjamin Strong Jr, Alfred Jaretzki, H H Pierce.
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London
New York Exchange
Delaware Railroad
The
Delaware Railroad Company
Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington Railroad Company
ST. Paul's
Well Street News
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
National Sugar Refining Company
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Mutual Trust Company of
Westchester County
Frisco
Spever & Co
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad Company
Bankers
Pine Street
Missouri Pacific
Guaranty Trust Company of New York
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
NEW Reading
Reading Company
P. A. BE. Widener
Joseph S. Harris
International Nickel
Benjamin Strong, Jr
Alfred Jaretzki
H. H. Pierce
International Nickel Company
Money Market and Exchange Rates Report
Money on call opened at 22 percent, with highs to 24 and a closing 24 percent. time money steady and varied by term. Foreign exchange eased, cables at Be80 4.8695, demand sterling around 4.9865, sixty day bills near 4.83 to 4.85, short francs about 5.19, and reichsmarks around 34 percent. Bank clearings cited for New York, Baltimore, Chicago, and Boston. domestic exchange shows discounts and premiums. silver and Mexican exchange quoted. government receipts total 3,527,612 with year to date receipts 64,048,177 and expenditures 414,501,555. sub-treasury debtor to Clearing House 327,236.
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Mercantile Ex
Sterling
Reichsmarks Haste Ee
Mohis Paris
Trance
Pelaiusi
Switzerland
Holland
Boston
Chicago
San Francisco
New Orleans
Charleston
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Savannah
New York
Baltimore
London
Madrid
Lisbon
Panama Canal
Ub-Treasury
Sub-Treasury
Clearing House
Foreign Financial Markets Rally Amid U.S. Shares Lift Mood
On June 7 Lemion reports Consols rising to 113 64 for money and 821 16 for account while Canadian Pacific gains and Grand Trunk slips. American shares recover, rubber stocks slump, and Brussels to Paris rates show mixed movement as Washington conference eases Continental liquidation fears. Berlin and Paris bonds hold firm. New York advices buoy tone, with market closing steady after early gains.
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Lemion
Canadian Pacific
Grand Trunk
Anaconda
Stock Exchange
Washington
Continental
New York
Cail
London
Bettin
Paris
Paris Exchange
Berlin Exchange
Pfennigs
Bargold
American Eagles
International Nickel reports higher earnings and assets
International Nickel Company posts total gross income of 3,345,081 for year ended March 31, up from 2,162,602 prior year. Net earnings total 33,144,734 with a 1,121.4 percent rise after interest charges and preferred dividends leaving 11,532.7 percent on common stock. Final surplus stands at 1,044.80 with funds allocated to depreciation, mineral exhaustion, and bond sinking, while the company continues accumulating bonds for sinking fund needs. Demand for the company's products is noted locally.
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International Nickel Company
Treasury
International Smelting First Annual Report 1909 Figures
The International Smelting and Refining Company releases its first annual report for year ending December 31, 1909. It shows tolls on copper and net profits on metals totaling 2,442,901, with interest, discounts, miscellaneous revenue, and total income. Deductions include manufacturing expenses and depreciation, yielding net income and dividends. The balance sheet of December 31, 1998 lists assets such as real estate and plants, supplies, metals, insurance, and cash totaling 11,798,456, with liabilities including capital stock, current accounts, reserves, and surplus totaling 11,798,454.
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International Smelting and Refining Company
Railroads Earnings and Financials 1910 Summary
A condensed ledger of railroad earnings by company for early 1910 including Havana Electric Chesapeake & Ohio Louisville & Nashville Texas & Pacific and others. Reports show monthly periods Jan 1-June 5 April 1910 and year-to-date totals with oper revenue expenses net operating revenue and balance figures.
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Havana
Chesapeake & Ohio
Louisville & Nashville
Texas & Pacific
Chicago & Alton
Oper
Aise
United OF
San Francisco
Toleod
ST. Louis & Western
Alan Ai
Pelawarpe & Hudson
Net Corp. Inc
NEW York Central
Asee
Rutland
General Market Report 1910 Wheat Corn and Cotton Prices
Nervous and erratic trading followed by a net wheat decline of about 4 1 4 cents. Corn eased with a 1 2 cent drop from the prior close while oats slipped and rye and barley remained nominal. Cotton opened firm then eased with near term bull support and late rally, closing near the day’s low after volume. Export demand noted for Canadian wheat, Manitoba exports, and Bradstreet supplies. domestic prices shown for No 2 red wheat and other grains. Coffee, sugar, metals, and provisions mixed amid thin to moderate demand, with spot and futures quoting varied across markets.
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New York
Liverpool
Northwestern Grain Dealers’ Association
Canada
Bradstreet
Manitoba
Kansas
Commodities and Prices Across Markets in Wide Spread Fluctuations
Iron and steel products hold steady while oils, cotton, and coffee show mixed movement. Hides and leather demand remains firm, while naval stores like rosin and spirits turpentine stay steady. prices for sugars, molasses, and grains display narrow shifts amid ongoing refiners support and regional variances. Local produce markets highlight lettuce, beans, peppers, and tomatoes with varied crate, basket, and box pricing across Florida, Georgia, and the Carolinas.
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Savannah
New York
Philadelphia Market Prices Roundup June Wheat and Grains
Philadelphia reports steady prices for wheat contract grades June futures trading between 101 and 104. No 2 yellow corn local delivery steady. oats, butter, eggs, cheese, live and dressed poultry mostly firm with mixed regional quotes. Potatoes and sugars stable to slight movements. receipts and shipments of grains listed.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New York
Lsc
Livestock Market Report from New York June 7 1910
Live cattle receipts 20 cars 4095 head with steady demand for dressed beef native carcases 9 12c hind and ribs 244c latest cables show prices easing at Liverpool London calves receipts none trading steady dressed calves firm city dressed veals 13 14c country 10 13c sheep and lambs receipts 22% cars 5043 head lambs active and firm yearlings unchanged common to good sheep 5 98 per 100 lb medium to prime mutton 10 to 12c dressed mutton 12 14c dressed lambs 15 18c Virginia and Indiana lamb lots listed with multiple firms
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Yester
Liverpool Cables
Santos
Havre
Hamburg
Te Pfennig
Rioup Strels
United States
Rio No 7
India
Middle West
South America
Brazil
Cleo
Dan Talmage’s Sons Company
New Orleans
Louisiana
Carolina
London
Cuba
Willett & Gray
New York
Fast &T Levis
Cleveland
Yellow Eye
California
Lima
Jobbery
Europe
Montreal
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Moorpar
Board of Health
Northern Spy
Baldwin
Ben Davis
Russel
Far Vestern
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
Staten Island
Hilton
Irvington
Upriver
Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
North Carolina
Porto Rico
Oregon
OFC
ORT Anu Wiest
Aalive
Broilers
Long Island
Philadelphia
Western
Longland
Wailie
Liverpool
Andrew Mullen
Kerns Commission Company
Virginia Lambs
Indiana
Virginia
Newton & Co
McPherson & Co
Tobin & Shannon
Meat market price rundown across Chicago and East Buffalo
Chicago and East Buffalo cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts show steady to firm trade. Cattle orders ranged steers to 8.75, cows to 6.50, heifers to 4.35, bulls to 6.25, calves to 2.30. hogs mixed with choice heavies near 9.40, light s 9.35, sows at 9.40. sheep and lambs at 4.75 to 7.15, spring lambs about 3.50 to 3.20, with active markets and varied loads.
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Chicago
Rene
East Buffalo
Cattle and hog market notes from Cincinnati and Kty
June 7 livestock markets show steady to strong cattle receipts with steady prices for common cattle and higher for heavy steer and feeder categories. Hog buyers push values up while sheep and lambs gain, with lambs and sheep trading firm to higher on active demand. Kentucky and Cincinnati reports reflect broader gains in cattle and hog markets with multiple price points across grades.
Wheat Market Swings Amid Short Covering in Chicago
Chicago June 7 Wheat futures showed a sharp, intra day swing as short-covering feed pushed prices down. July contracts proved more volatile amid fears of a trap while corn and oats fell with provisions also lower. Strong Canadian crop prospects and Texas thrashing results tempered the session as Kansas City cash prices hovered around期.
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Chicago
Texas
Kansas City
Boston Wool Market Prices Rise for Buyers as Fleece Values Fall
Boston on June 7 reports interest in the wool market centers around the new cup, with local values easing versus the West. Prices for domestic quota fleeces show varied ranges by region from Ohio and Pennsylvania to Texas and Oregon, with fine unwashed fleeces at 23 to 27 cents and territory staples mixed across grades, indicating buyers have the edge on cleaned wool and limited demand for California and other wools.
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Boston
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Delaine
Michigan
Wisconsin
New York
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Texas
Oregon
Foreign Markets: Wheat and Corn Drag in London Trading
Liverpool and London report dull wheat and corn activity with old and new US offerings, steady futures for July to December. Canadian peas and various fats and oils move in limited ranges as refined petroleum and spirits hold firm. prices listed for beef, pork, bacon, cheese, tallow, and linseed products across London and Antwerp exchanges.
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Liverpool
Galveston
London
Pacific Coast
India
Muscovado
Calcutta
Antwerp
Petroleum
Exports of Merchandise 1910 Trade Figures Summary
Exports of merchandise for 1910 show figures including 7,800,441 units with substantial values noted. June figures are cited alongside yearly totals reaching tens of millions in dollars, including $13,620,578 and other large sums. The data references tees or textiles and related shipments, with multiple breakdowns across weeks and months.
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Pates
Patro
McAvoy le
Force Tor
Epetitan Line
Toungstown
Toe
Greater City Directory
Money and Exchange
Foreign Financial
Berlin
International Nickel Report
Ucts
International Smelting
General Market Report
Country Produce Markets
New York State
England
Ely
Bermuda
Pol
Charles D Barney & Co
Breed Street
South 4Th Street
Am Cement
Lehigh Navaig Am Ry Co
Phila
Penn RR Co
E! Ce of A
Penn Steel Pf
Phila E) Co
Phila Rap
Welsbach Co
Phila Elec
Phila Co Se
Warren, Gzowski & Co
Stroad Street
Kerr Lake
McKinley
Nancy Helen
Nova Scotia
Ophir
Peterso L
Rochester
Mal Crown Res
Foster
Lear S
RS Giffords
Ms Gt Northern
Silver Queen
Green Meek
Temiskami
Hargraves
Trethewey
Hudson Bays
John Black
Wettlaufer
N. Y
NY & ER
Edo
Standarda Ao
Dc S
EL & T Ss
Ind Gas
Slack
Syra
Ciaape
Mutual Pane Asec
Willams, McConnell & Coleman
GO Wall Street
Am Gas & Electric
Denver Gas & Electric
Lincoln Electric
Pacific Gae & Do
Rio
Standard
Ieeeeee
Shore
Inkas
Cme
OERA
EAS
Mervland
Eastern Shore
Southern
Telegraph
Heavr
Fiesse
Peartinge
Wethers
Cincinnati
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Boston Wool Market
Col. Roosevelt
New-York Tribune
Roosevelt
Sunday Tribune
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