Allied Packers forms to rival Big Five in packing industry
Consolidation of five large independent packing companies into Allied Packers, Inc. was completed last night led by Imbrie & Co. with John A. Hawkinson as president. The new firm, boasting $165 million annual 1918 business, plans $25 million capitalization and aims to dominate livestock supply, distribution, and export in the United States and abroad.
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Allied Packers, Inc
Cmpany
United States
Imbrie & Co
New York
John A. Hawkinson
C. Klinck Packing Company
Buffalo, Parker, Webb & Co
Detroit
F. Schenk Sons & Co
Wheeling, W,va
Bachelder & Snyder
Bos [Ton
W. S. Forbes & Co
Richmond, Va
Macon Packing Company
Macon
Canada
Hawkinson
England
Europ
Call Money System Hampers Acceptance Market
Detroit June. John E. Rovensky vice president of the National Bank of Commerce New York spoke at the American Acceptance Council convention on the need for a broader discount market in the United States. He urged the system as an equalizer of interest rates across regions and with foreign markets and as a stabilizer of gold movements. He warned the call money market based on Stock Exchange loans prevents the discount market from developing and diverts funds from acceptance to call loans. Fred I. Kent Bankers Trust Co. discussed efforts to finance trade with Europe via bankers' acceptances renewed to extend a year.
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Detroit
John E. Rovenaky
National Bank of Commerc
New York
American Acceptance Council
United States
Rovensky
Mr. Rovensky
Stock Exchange
Fred I. Kent
Bankers Trust Company
Division of Foreign Exchange
Federal Reserve Bank
Europe
Diamonds in Every Hue Across a Rainbow of Colors
Diamonds occur in nearly every color from red and yellow to orange green and blue. When color is absent they are described as first water. The article notes the wide variety of hues found in diamonds.
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Tribune
Dividend notices from United Light and Railways Co
Board declares a 1 1/2 percent increase on First Preferred Stock and 1 percent on common stock. Dividend payable out of surplus on July 4, 1918, to stockholders of record at close of business June 14, 1919. Books reopened for transfer and payment details given by secretary.
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Davenport
Chicago
Atk
Hmeeney
Sunes
Irving National Bank
New York
E. D. Junior
Irving Trust Company
New York City
Board of Directors
George SW. Berry
NIA PULP & PAPER 7 COMPANY Notice of Bond Redeeming
Debentures listed for redemption dated June 1 1919 and related redemption details given. Reed, 19, 422, 684, 697, 743 appear as to be redeemed by the company and funds to be provided by the Treasurer in New York City on a specified date.
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NIA Pulp & Paper 7 Company
Ais Company
Mir
Rede Ben
Voerlind
Pintus
New York
Teessurer
Bonds Following NYSE Transactions Yesterday
A complete record shows all bond trades on the New York Stock Exchange from the previous trading day. The report lists each issue traded, quantities, prices, and trade times as part of the daily market summary.
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New York Stock Exchange
War on the Exchange: Treasury Bonds and Global Issues
The New York Stock Exchange closing quotations show Liberty and Victory bonds with varied bids and asks, including pre-war issues from 1930 and 1925 series. Notable listings include Liberty Sigs, Victory 48s, Pan and Philds issues, and foreign bonds from Japan, France, and the Dominican Republic, with yields and prices reflecting a broad market snapshot.
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New York Stock Exchange
Liberty
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Baha Pan
Phil Ds
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Toa Do 4Th Ang
Victory
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New York
Financial Securities Listing Fragment Amid Market Totals
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous securities across railways, steel, utilities, and bonds. It shows prices, totals, and line items such as Alaska Gold, Midvale Steel, and Liberty bonds, with scattered figures and totals like 1781,000 and 380,000. The piece resembles a late 19th or early 20th century stock table, including references to New York Stock Exchange quotations and various corporate instruments.
Cotton futures rise on demand and rains in cotton belt
Cotton prices jumped the full 10 a bale as buying intensified on improved foreign demand and reports of heavy rains. July and October deliveries rose about 12.75 above late week lows while weather and demand signals favored further gains. Exports and shipments to Rotterdam and Russian ports were noted amid a strong overall market tone.
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Rotterdam
Lithuania
Poland
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Jury
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Yeator
Porte Day
Galventon
New
Orleatia
Wilmington
Buffalles
Tultimore
New York
Hranawhel
Virtous
Tabla Yoga Interior Auruata
Memphis
Louis Houston
Imlue Boeke
Market News and Grain Prices Report from New York
The government crop report estimates winter wheat at 94 indicating a crop of 998 million bushels, with spring wheat at Yi. Reports from New York show receipts of 325,400 bushels. Corn prices edged lower with a firm, uncertain move. wheat and rye markets display mixed signals amid strong tea and refined sugar demand. Coffee futures jumped as stocks shrank, while butter cheese and eggs markets show varied receipts and prices across states and brands.
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New York
Niniene
Myang
Lane
Munition Tax Rule Upheld Over Shell Parts Makers
The Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia sustained the wartime tax on profits of munition makers, ruling that those who produced shell parts must pay taxes on abnormal profits. The decision covered three cases and affirmed lower court rulings against Carbon Steel Company and the Worth Brothers Company, ensuring federal revenue.
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Philadelphia
Circuit Court of Appeals
Witten
Bullington
Woolley and Haight
Pennsylvania
Carbon Steel Company
Worth Brothers Com
Basic Commodities Weekly Metals and Chemicals Prices
Weekly basic commodity prices show bid tests for metals and chemicals with spot quotes. Included are pig iron lead copper tin antimony and precious metals platinum and silver, plus sulphuric acid nitric acids caustic soda and various solvents and glycerine grades with multiple unit prices by region and grade.
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Japan
Shell tax cases redefine wartime excise tax on profits
Gouvernment tax suit seeks recovery of excise taxes from September 8 1916. Judge Buffington holds Congress taxed anyone who manufactured shells or any part, regardless of subcontracting. The decision treats segregation of parts into war material as manufacturing for tax purposes, over ruling prior customs interpretations. The ruling frames the tax as a revenue measure to support the war effort, applying 12 percent on net profits from sales, with broad implications for munition contractors and subcontractors.
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Peny
Twenty-Third
Forged Steel Wheel Company
Buffington
Burlington
Import tax on munition makers added to income tax
A measure proposes a new impost on articles manufactured in the United States including munitions. The tax would be in addition to the existing income tax. The proposal aims to raise revenue and shape wartime production, with details to be debated in coming sessions.
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United States
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