Financial notes reveal price movements and stock shifts
The report discusses price increases and stock declines tied to the Seaboard Transfer and Rockefeller interests, noting changes in line transfers and corporate control. It mentions St Paul earnings prospects, dividend policy, and anticipated effects on rates, with references to Western influence, currency movements, and potential capital arrangements by major firms including Angio-American and Standard of California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard Transfer
Rockefeller
New York Centre
Plockefeller
Livsited
England
California
South Penn
Galena
Copper stock totals shrink in May with higher deliveries
The Copper Producers' Association reports May production at 1.L pounds with a 122 percent rise from April, while deliveries surge to about 6481 billion pounds. The report notes lower on hand stocks and a gradual expansion of supply through May, highlighting a record low in end-month stockpiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copper Producers’ Association
Wessiet
Enen Tagine
Simer
Stock market notes and exchange updates in New York report
The article lists dividends and quarterly rates for Colonial Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago Telegular 2 percent and 4 percent extra payments, New York State Railways 1 1/2 to 2 percent, and various other securities. It notes James M. Kalintega elected an officer of the New York Cotton Exchange, secretary Nathaniel H. Morslain, and mixed trading activity with earnings and balances across multiple firms and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tividanas
Colonial Trust and Savings Bank of Chiaay
Teguler
Amert von Hert Biear Yanpany
Werlinahoure Air Brake Company
New York State Railways Company
Bor
Toute Jive
James M. Kalintega
Alabama
Tien
New York Colton
Metnagers
Nathaniel H. Morslain
Two publishing houses share offices despite reorganization
The Dour Lane Company and Momat Fyn a, two well known publishing houses, occupy offices at a retreat while maintaining separate editorial teams. Walter A. Joddt, formerly Lane Company managing director, has become treasurer of Maftut Yard, with the editorial directors continuing in their roles and the arrangement now in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thee Dour Lane Company
Momat
Fund
Aratreat
I Names
Walter A. Jonnodt
Directyr
Ffre Dutin Lane Commany
Treasyr
Maftut
Pirectary
Ile “Charen
Aluminum trust decree bars price fixing in aluminum industry
Pittsburgh June 7 The United States District Court issued a decree against the Aluminum Company of America ending alleged monopolistic contracts and forbidding price fixing or arrangements with competitors. The ruling follows Attorney General Wickersham’s pretrial negotiations and bars participation in combos by stock ownership or agreements. The decree also folds in related entities and prohibits joint actions to restrain competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Teuninel Chuwinum Trust Am
Merree Wagene Tered
United States
Muminum Company of America
Decres
Aluminum
Utoh
Wickershart
Allemed Mercemene
Neuwert Floatari Company
Welled Swine Or
Newhausen Company
Burnpe
Nertwin Company
Pennsylvania
Manulavrarine Company
Gusteve A. Beritteohsfit
James ©. Coleman
Newark
Seletantind Gien
Arrisisiens
Army and Navy Orders From Wartime Dispatches
Military notices outline movements and statuses of units and ships. Captains, detachments, and personnel changes are listed with locations including Washington and Providence, detailing orders, leave revocations, and recruiting shifts amid a broader wartime update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimee Paweuy
Northi
Nuriedk
Kentucky
Burger
Millail
Waeceneto
Gagner
Aiwolim
Dew Tor
Devine
Déreebad
Peni Als
Domatidt Colonie
Aika
HATRY
Prosdati
Onomstas
Tohieds Bay Sar
Washington
Marine
Pattenbon
WG Ieees
Veibatelwiila Ham
Win Spree Y
J. Logan
Burtning
Ediar
bMca
Denver
Mt Astler
Detmenad
Meltimore
Navy Department
Rail bonds swap sparks Union Pacific interest in Chicago & Alton
Rumors swirl after reports that U P may buy Chicago and Alton bonds and take 100 percent control for improvements. Wall Street chatter links the move to broader rail consolidations with enduring ties to Harriman era influence and past Alton holdings swaps involving Rock Island and Clover Leaf interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago & Alton Railroad Company
Pier
Roth
Kuhn, Lesh & Co
Union Paritte Railroad Company
Mspriman Sya Nant
Hock Tsland
Props Party
Aonairing
Nnt Vn
Huck Inkink
Union Pactite
Add
Hotde Fioana
Alton
Fwr
Rock Island
Pacific
Fntiee
Toledo
T. Louis
Chiraay & Alton
Winkin Pastuie
Honda
Union Paetito
Havemeyer War on Arbuckle Recalled at Hearing
Hermann Siecken, coffee merchant and member of the valorization committees, told how Havemeyer sought to dissolve the American Sugar Refining Company. He recounted efforts to acquire Arbuckle Brattiers and the Worlous Spice Company in Totata, with plans to build a new refinery and sale of assets. The hearing revealed tensions over sugar and coffee interests, including negotiations and price movements affecting the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havemeyer
Arbuckle
Hermann Sielcken
Hermann Sieicken
Valorization Comminittes
Joe Stortly
eniYee
Havereser
Tim
Ile
Mayemseren
Weiman
Woulsm Spice Company
Totata
Aruyleed
Mar
Renan Mare Wold
ArBurkke Froiner
Ranversatiae
Taupe
Mtralewcken
Peteral
Aenin
Cy Abvie
Leven
The Cotton Market Ends Mixed Amid Winds and Sluggish Trade
The market opened steady with prices near previous levels while demand faded in late trading. Prices showed modest gains for some varieties but overall activity remained thin as traders weighed weather signals and weekend demand against ample upland supplies.
General Market Report with Wide Fluctuations and Mixed Signals
The market section shows wide fluctuations with references to wheat corn and oats, mixed grain futures, and supply shifts. It notes prices in many commodities, mentions winter demand, and lists several regional and national sources, indicating a choppy, uncertain market environment.
Market Notes on Produce and Prices Amid Oddities
A chaotic paste of market terms reports on beans peaches and eggs with fluctuating prices, noting demand shifts and speculative buying. References to regions, weights, and traders hint at a broad, unsettled market scene with unclear origin.
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Kidtey
Timas
EAA
Branch
Keven
Freising Atolieg
Ronauuptive
Uae
Vail Anahuinet
Cumes
Atvaty
Paniay
Alain Ruwek
Gutihar Nuvinber
Chacee Besciting
Adranies Gonsebertien Asd
Hanplettiys Eeuree Oregre
Thor
Mexica
Wateruelone Pleniitul
Dail
Ping Ablow
Luidwin
Ant Ben Devi
War Western
Delaware
Marytan
Ailae
Buh
Jersey
McCelaberales
Gia
Mexicen
Enite
Saul’ Haley
Ganas
Tewillne
Fale
UIUC
Guinras
Biumron
Vlama
Faeors Tevitees
Ea Turrens
Mearbr
Letge
Macks
Lark
Allan Foi
Vrazen
Novii
Pareret Stor Avetmar
AEB
Masia
Tena
Fanny Sie
Ronatere
Cote Fot
Taney
Ines
Aes
Ana Io Dior Deane
Pier Tal
Winwinia
Sauter
Perea
Carter
COHN
Cree
Ermal
Ina
Mau Ash
Seth
Livestock Market Report from Louisville June
The livestock market lists farms and buyers in Pennsylvania and nearby counties. Prices paid for steers cows and calves vary with grade weight and origin, with notes on sale volume and market trends. The report highlights rising prices for some categories and broad market firmness across cattle veal sheep and hogs.
Crop Market Report Reflects Bullish Inglis Signals
The grain markets show a generally bullish tone from the Inglis report with soft winter wheat state gains and higher futures, marking a strong May finish. Foreign markets rose, meat prices rose near 4 million bushels year over year, July 1 options steady, and overall activity subdued with small price changes at close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeamy
Inglis
TGC
Work
Cort
Catelsh
Damien Coffer
Thurstay
Stevens Company Presses Bid After Hearing on Subway Contract
Acting Controller Mathewson presided over a Board of Estimate hearing on the J F Stevens Construction Company protest against the Public Service Commission award for Section 1 of the Broadway Lexington avenue subway. Stevens argues their type H bid should be accepted over the commission’s type K choice amid Harlem River tunnel concerns. Interborough backing against type K and about twenty engineers testified as Controller Prendergast ordered all papers forwarded for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathewson
Board of Estimate
J. F Stevens Construction Company
Public Service Commission
Lexington Avenue
Harlem
Arthur McMullen
Stevens Company
Interborough
Dogen
Prendergast
Mater Wimseit Oo
Foss renews veto threat over railroad bill
Governor Foas reiterated he would veto all railroad regulation until the public utilities board is provided. Mayor John Fitzgerald urged him to sign the bill allowing the Grand Trunk to enter Boston, arguing it would solve transportation and reflect state support. the utilities bill appoints a board to supervise teams and railroads between the market south and electrified lines in the metropolitan district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bays
Hocton
Foas
Toulay
John Fitzgerald
Boston
Southeen New Emglandt Railroad
Grand Trunk
Publi Utilities
Suivrtvlee
Marthant Bouth
Atlone
Statram
Wittele
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St. Paul's
St. Pett
St. Paul
Directiry
Wuslnese
Darninan
Reas
Reese
Ordre
Siew Corporation
Vbr
Mewans
Corral
Tigre
Exire
Promant Alirwaal
Atvestlife Toy
Tee Pally
Manoyineme
Sitebhsidern Ta Veter
Share Genpany
Ranttnd
Crockhollers
National Railways of Mexico
Ativan
Uyk
Cartines
Gmessary
Peally Gembe
Agriculliere
Ieee
Beanie
Armour's Bank
Contieentat Commercial National Tank
George F Baber
Trac National Bank
Wheeling & Lake Eris
Wheeling & Takn
Dastigey
New York
Glerew
Biwt
Cleveland
Wielag
Warnour
Joeesh Ramenr
Malar
Imajority
Forvlan
Staande
Dhiehiir
Smialom
Lge
de Nani
Wiscott Bull Treasury
Ta Patel
Barnes
RAIA
Lve Fon
Wits
Benthat Bay
Helga Wemnint
SY Tun
Am Inceraie
Moraga
AC Pietelmook
Fivet Wice
Harney & Emith Car Company
Lua
Heen
A. M. Kitondar
Radatrest
Aixures
Fuslielt
Baltimore 4
Chia Eye
Mev
John J. Ilighes
Raceatly
Roatieil Hr
Aleror
Aineral
Ipertor
Enensel
Viii -Pinth Street
Caimhue
Aromterdham
Army and Navy
Nave Apevau Ag Wawlikieien
Isro
Tao
Aaron
Sapa
Salon
Astibery
Blaytof
Arinest
Haney
Aby de Pantry
Actain Chain i
WiLdang
Rat Artillery
Trim Walter Heed
Mr. Caplan
Amitg
Fervapha
Paladecu
Pawnet
Telngyn
Lebanon
Nate
U. P. May
Elgort
Auredae
Mavanea
Ralha
Groper Avila
Bnet
Mme Wil
Pwentitier
Ugh
South
Laterion
Port
Ceulrot
Mille
Hota
Ugalnot
Priuet
Deaison
Salen
Chetts
Dunestuly
Ata
Sewans
Aoat Neuma
Beth Wereumta
Atealy
Une
Buab
Far
Spietta Tury
Hallone
Draneraitali
Hermes
Vinur
Sabes
Timaarno, Ltd
Ward
Mate
Fee
General Market Report
Wien
Idea Swett
Aioe
Irabel
Fatente Shakwat
Iyer
Rsgren Fensco Peliyering
Eherdard
Teureau
Lidia
Ortier
Fehl
Petra
Kaula
Burkes
Hanger
Civ
Landon
Amarc
Savannah
Pit Ste
Tentine
Merione Caleta
Polnty Schecline
Fee Ranean Alton Tar Oa
Ila Sat
Darren
Country Produce Markets
James
Eale
Gotiva Srain
Uniten Picaret
Wwe
Dhes Veer
Pannertvania Onttte
Longse 'Fiiwlands
Lebanon County
Sean Wst
Elson
Benamed
Keper
Hull
Bhanbere
Goa
Culver -Berticle
Berry Couizy
Merieren
Juhl
Aerlain
Viewinla Lamba
Lretula
Maryland
Viewinia
Cevripte
Peeak
Leon
Aboth
Siud Tosdarm
Siéa
Cxiven
Talon
Euhens
Macey
Falew
Teftune
Louleville
Hong
Sheee Tower
Boston Wool
Keeston
Sagunty
Jane & Inciustve
Aapainet
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Foss
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