Colorado Project Receiver Denies Halt of Canal Venture
The receiver Frederick Depres is authorized to issue $250,000 in contingent bonds to continue work for the Reservoir and Irrigation project. Denver interests led by Joseph Brandle and executives at Trowbridge & Niver face bond settlements as the Maine incorporated agency plans to irrigate 15,000 acres near Denver with a large reservoir system.
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Denver
Joneph Ap Yeldert
Ene Trowbridge & Niver
Cancar
Wall Street
Frederick We — Ge Depres
Pe Cincates
Maine
Spnder
Joseph Brandle
W. E. First
Gen-T. B. Croke
Neresheimer
O. J
Ingens
Greek Co Forced to Exercise Sixty Days Grace
Beech Creek Coal and Coke Co placed in receivership in August 1998 to cover interest on first mortgage bonds. Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Company owns most of the capital and guarantees interest. The firm has delayed coupon payments, with hopes to make the June payout, while overall profits remain nominal and the company anticipates bidding on coal assets when demand returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bed Creek Coal and Coke Com- Fesshcian
Pennsylvania Coal Home Companyy
Sg Watkins
Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Compe
Beech Creek
Bondholder Talks Put Off Bonded Tangling in Railroad Receivership
A conference in Chicago among AGO TRACTION TANGLE and bondholders of the Consolidated Traction to lift receivership of Boompar Demis aimed at adjusting claims. A next two-thesis meeting planned with a June deadline. a court umpire may be appointed if no settlement is reached to craft a final equitable arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
Chicago Railways
Bondhoekers
Peter Grosscup
United Creat Court
Chicago
Mbs
Typewriter Inventor Seeks Action Against Hammond Directors
James Hermond, founder of the Hammond Mier Company, sues the directors to set aside a deed conveying stock. The case, heard with counsel Henry Taft, involves trust provisions, stock shares, and a dispute over benefits from police and municipal roles amid health issues of Harmond. The proceedings reference a city court decision and a meeting planned for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James ‘Hermond
Hammond Mier Company
Harmmond
Henry
Abraham *Ounse
Company Charter Ratified for 999 Years in Philadelphia
A charter extending a company for 999 years to take effect on July 1 was ratified and confirmed by the stockholders. A board meeting to elect officers will be held in Philadelphia at a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Greater City Directory Out for Manhattan and The Bronx
The Trow Directory for Manhattan and The Bronx for New York has just been issued entering its sixty second year of publication for the Manhattan and Bronx edition and the thirteenth year for the greater New York edition. These directories are standard business reference books and every effort has been made to improve on prior volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trow
Manhattan
the Bronx
Greater
New York
Manhattan and the Bronx
Greater New York
Topics of the Street and Market News Across Nations
Foreign houses traded on both sides with more buying orders from London than could be executed at current price limits. Delaware Railroad declares 22 percent dividend payable July 1 to stockholders of record June 6, first under new lease to Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. future dividends set for January and July at 4 percent. St Paul’s and other firms announce dividends. National Sugar Refining, Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway, Mutual Trust of Westchester report payments. Frisco notes ready for delivery of St Louis and San Francisco three-year 5 percent notes. Missouri Pacific bonds convertible 5 percent first and 50-year gold bonds ready for delivery. Reading Company elects P A B Widener as director. International Nickel welcomes three new directors.
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London
New York Exchange
Delaware Railroad
Delaware Railroad Company
Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington Railroad Company
ST. Paul's
Wall Street
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
National Sugar Refining Company
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Mutual Trust Company of
Westchester County
Frisco
Sperger & 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. B. Widener
Joseph S. Harris
International Nickel
Benjamin Strong, Jr
Alfred Jaretzki
H. H. Pierce
International Nickel Company
Money and Exchange Markets and Treasury Receipts Report
Money on call opened near 2 percent with a 2% rate, time money unchanged. Foreign exchange eased with cables at 4.8680 to 4.8899, demand sterling around 4.865, and rates for sixty days about 4.82 to 4.83. Bank clearings show New York of 483,266,876 with 11,932,906 balances. government receipts total 3,527,612 yesterday. fiscal year activity shows large year-to-date deficits and Panama Canal account impact. Sub-Treasury owed 227,236 to Clearing House.
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Mercantile
Reichsmarks
Germany
Dar
Paris
Pelgiuo
Frances
Switzerland
Holland
Guilders
Boston
Chicago
San Francisco
New Orleans
Charleston
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Savannah
Burying
New York
Baltimore
London
Madrid
Lisbon
Ub-Treasury
Sub-Treasury
Clearing House
Foreign Financial Markets Report From Lemion June 7
Consols rose to 113 14 for money and 121 16 for account as markets firmed in London and Paris. Canadian Pacific gained a point to 200, Grand Trunk slipped to 4, and Anaconda held at 168 4. Trading was steady with easy discount rates. New York stocks rallied on Washington conference results, aided by private cables, though rubber shares fell amid settlement worries. The day closed with a firmer tone in American issues, followed by a late market reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemion
Canadian Pacific
Grand Trunk
Anaconda
Stock Exchange
Washington
Continental
New York
London
Berin
Paris
Paris Exchange
Berlin Exchange
International Nickel reports higher earnings and assets for year end
International Nickel Company shows gross income of 3 348 051 dollars up from 2 162 602 the firm reports net earnings of 3 144 734 an increase of 1 121 482 after interest charges an 8 surplus of 2 067 528 and after preferred dividends a balance of 1 532 783 equal to 17 27 on common stock final surplus 1 034 555 and 19 0 percent prior years 790 008 1 264 7 in addition 238 840 was spent on new construction equipment and property and 412 5 was provided for depreciation exhaustion and bond sinking funds the company is accumulating treasury bonds for sinking fund needs with 361 00 par value held and 607 000 value of bonds pledged for this purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Nickel Company
Treasury
Market appears broader as sales outpace prior year
The report notes that products sold were much larger than in the preceding year, signaling a broadening of the normal market. This suggests stronger demand and expanded activity across segments observed in the period.
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Ucts
International Smelting Balance Sheet 1908 Summary
The balance sheet dated December 31, 1908 lists assets of 11,798,456. Real estate and plants appear with 17,703. supplies on hand 286,149. metals on hand 72,651. insurance unexpired 4,831. accounts receivable 1,615,945. advance on purchases 31,870. cash 1,989,207. total assets 11,798,456. Liabilities show capital stock 130,000. current accounts and payroll 659,134. reserves 283,609. profit and loss surplus 935,712. total 11,798,454.
Railroad Earnings From Various Lines Show Mixed Results
A compilation of earnings figures from multiple railroads for early 1910 and late May and April data. Highlights include Havana Electric and Chesapeake & Ohio posting higher first weeks and year-to-date revenues, Chicago and Alton noting April 1910 results with net operating revenue around $202,495 and total balances improving for several lines, with United of San Francisco and Copper Range reporting solid gross earnings and net income figures through March and April.
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Havana
Chesapeake & Ohio
Louisville & Nashville
Texas & Pacific
Chicago & Alton
Increate
Sen Enon
Toleod
ST. Louis & Western
United OF San Francisco
Pelawarre & Hudson
Net Corp. Inc
NEW York Central
Grose
Rutland
Net Corp
General Market Report 1910 Grain and Cotton Close
New York June 7 1910 nervous grain market with steady to lower closes Wheat eased after early strength Canada acreage up 19 percent Manitou Manitoba export movement noted Oats and corn mixed with Bradstreet supply shifts Cotton declines after initial rally then recovers with bull support. futures higher on near term. Provisions firmer early then eased. Prices for flour rye meal and feed listed. coffee and sugar markets reported with Brazil stocks and Cuban movement. Overall, market shows volatility with mixed domestic receipts and overseas price movements.
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New York
Liverpool
Northwestern Grain Dealers’ Association
Canada
Bradstreet
Manitoba
Bradatreet
Oort Ia
Kansas
Markets Report Shows Broad Commodity Levels and Prices
Iron and cotton prices hold steady with minor changes across metals and grains. Spirits turpentine firm at Savannah. rosin unchanged. hides and leather demand steady. refined petroleum steady in New York. Corn and wheat prices mixed. hogs and beef margins narrow. oils, seeds, nuts, and fruits show varied activity across regional markets.
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Savannah
Market Report Philadelphia June 7 Wheat and commodities steady
Wheat steady contract grade and June prices listed alongside corn oats butter eggs cheese and live and dressed poultry. Cotton tin national tallow and potatoes noted with receipts and shipments figures for flour wheat corn oats and other grains.
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New York
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Southern
Livestock Market Report Steady Tones Across Cattle Calves Sheep
Receipts reach 20 cars and 5 quarter head with beef alive and dressed prices holding. Cattle market steadier as Liverpool London cables show live cattle easing slightly and dressed beef firm. Calves scarce with city dressed veals at 13 to 14 cents, buttermilks 11 to 12 cents. Sheep and lambs see good demand with prices for common to prime grades ranging from 450 to 650 per 100 pounds, lambs firm and yearlings strong. dressed mutton and lambs quoted firm. Hog arrivals 7 cars about 1 173 head, steady for all weights.
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Yellow Eye
California
Lima
Europe
New York
Montreal
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Néick Caoue
Ben Davisett
Georgia
South Gazett
Staten Island
Irvington
Jersey
Maryland
North Carolina
Florida
Cuba
Moat
Lie
Avai
Timothy
Long Island
C. Broilers
Philadelphia
Liverpool
London
Andrew Mullen
Kerns Commission Company
Virginia
3 & Co
Virginia Lambs
McPherson & Co
Tobin & Shannon
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Chicago and Buffalo Cattle and Hog Market Report
Chicago and Buffalo market data show steady to strong cattle and hog prices. Receipts include steers cows heifers bulls and calves with varied price ranges, while hogs and sheep listings indicate active trading and modest gains across several categories.
Cattle and hog prices move on Kansas City and Cincinnati receipts
Kansas City files show cattle receipts near 7000 with steady to higher prices for steer and heifer categories and strong hog demand with receipts around 11000. Southern fed cattle and fat hogs pushed higher while cows and calves traded mixed. Cincinnati reports cattle steady to strong with hogs rising and sheep and lambs firm to higher on lighter volumes.
Chicago Wheat Market Sags Amid Short Covering Shuffle
Chicago June 7 Wheat prices fell as short interest was squeezed and futures traded in a volatile session. July showed more movement than deferred months amid fears of a trap. Corn and oats followed the broad weakness with declines, while provisions eased. Canadian crop prospects looked bright with 19 percent more seed and favorable weather. Kansas City cash prices suggested competition among buyers as September options closed lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
Kansas City
Ste
Boston Wool Market Shows Mixed Prices Across Regions
Interest centers on the leesweet market with values near western levels. Old wool sale activity focuses on blood fleeces and territory staple, California and no wool not neglected. Domestic quotas list Ohio, Pennsylvania fleeces and various grades with prices ranging from 12 to 68 cents, reflecting secured basis and regional differences.
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Boston
California
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Delaine
Michigan
Wisconsin
New York
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Texas
Oregon
Foreign Markets Wheat and Corn Prices in London and Antwerp
Liverpool and London report dull spot for wheat and corn with limited stock and dull futures. Prices listed for wheat, corn, peas, flour, hops, meat, bacon, lard, cheese, and oils. includes Copenhagen and Canadian figures, with London and Antwerp benchmarks for petroleum, rosin, turpentine, and linseed.
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Liverpool
Galveston
London
Pacific Coast
India
Prims City
Muscovado
Calicutta
Antwerp
Petroleum
Exports of Merchandise 1910 Summary
In 1910 export figures show large sums among varied categories with June totals and multiple currency values. The fragment references values like 13,620,578 and 992,441 plus other figures, indicating a ledger-like report of merchandise exports and monetary amounts.
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Roc Age
Colorado
Tim
Mutuel
Justice McAvoy
Harvard
Ania Omi
Greater City Directory
Money and Exchange
Foreign Financial
Berlin
International Nickel Report
International Smelting
International Smelting and Refiningompany
General Market Report
Yestern
Santos
Havre
Hamburg
Pfennig
Rio
United States
Fredhams
Middle West
South America
Continent
Brazil
Cleo
Dan Talmage’s Sons Company
Louisiana
Carolina
Willett & Gray
Fast &T Louis
Ernst St Louis
Cleveland
Country Produce Markets
Bermuda
Charles D Barney & Co
Broad Street
South 4Th Street
Am Cement
Lehigh
A0 Rr Co
Ah Am Steel
Philalleh Val R R
Camb
X of NJ
E! Star Batees
Penn FR Co
E! Co of A
Penn Steel Pf
Phila E! Co
Gen Asphalt
Phila Raper
Union Trac
Lake § Corp
Bi Welsbach Co
Phila Co
Warren, Gzowski & Co
Kerr Lake
Ratller
Little
Nova Scotia
Ophir
Cobalt Lake
Otisse
Peterson L
Crown Res
Rochester
RS Foster
Im Gifford
Northern i
Silver Queen
Temiskami
Hargraves
Trethewey
Hudson Bay
Watts
Wettlauter
Bo John Biack
N. Y
Eny & ER
Pat& PG
Denver Gas
Etpg
Ind
Syra
Iiams
McConnell & Coleman
Go Weil Street
Am Light & Traction
Jarridt
Lincoln & Elec
Pacific Gas & Electric
Shore
Norfolk
Lima B&ans
Ons
Yd Muda
OKRA
EAS
Mervland
Large
Eastern Shore
South Carolina
Telegraph
Buffalo
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Boston Wool Market
Col. Roosevelt
New-York Tribune
Roosevelt
Sunday Tribune
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