Read of Amalgamated D. Ryan Elected President
Read of Amalgamated D. Ryan was elected president of the Amalgamated Copper Company to succeed the late H. H. Rogers at the organization meeting yesterday on Broadway No. 42. He had been a director and was seen as the late financier's logical successor. Ryan resigned as a director following his elevation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Ryan
Amalted Copper Company
H. H. Rogers
Broadway
Rogers
Finange
Ryan
Amalgamated Copper names new officers and Pacific firms
The Amalgamated Copper Company factions elect Benjamin B. Thayer as head, with F. B. Addicks named vice president and treasurer of Anaconda Copper, while Ryan and Cole push a rival venture International Smelting and Refining. The first balance sheet shows assets near 33.15 million with 7,059 in creditors.
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Anaconda Copper Company
Amalgamated
Benjamin B. Thayer
Anaconda
F. B. Addicks
Rogers
Thomas F. Cole
International Smelting and
Ryan 1S
American Smelting and Refining Company
Copper demand rises as May output tops records
May copper production reached a record 118 256 146 pounds with total deliveries at 151.7 million pounds, creating a small excess over consumption of 13 34 42 pounds. June 1 stocks stood at 162 645 141 pounds, down from May 1. Domestic deliveries surged to 61 163 000 pounds while exports rose to 70 345 000 pounds. Electrolytic copper sales were 13 1/2 cents per pound with expectations of higher prices amid stronger market demand.
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Copper Producers’ Association
Qone
May Offer New St Paul Bonds in Puget SoundRail Plan
Reports say the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway may issue about 25 million dollars in new bonds tied to the Puget Sound extension. A company director indicated market timing depends on President Earling, with details not finalized. Authorities note 196000 first mortgage bonds on the Pacific Coast line may back new issues or serve as collateral. Separately, Eastern chain mills including Lebanon Rolling Mill and Susquehanna Mills pursue a merger to form Iron and Steel Products Company.
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Chicagos, Milwaukee - St. Paul Railway Company
Earling
Dispatch
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Pacific Coast
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway
Geulé
St Paul
The
Iron and Steel Products Company
Lebanon Rolling Mill Company
New Bristol and Susquehanna Mills
Sane Chain Works
Hill denies plan to merge Great Northern with four rivals
Louis W. Hill president of the Great Northern Railway denies reports that J J Hill sought to merge the Great Northern Northern Pacific Burlington Colorado and Southern into a single holding company under the charter of the original line. George Morris of Chicago BurUnger Quincy says no truth to plans to stake Colorado and Southern as holding company for three rivals.
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St. Paul
Louis W. Hill
Great Northern Railway
J. 3
Gill
Great Northern
Northern Patrne
Burlington
Colorado & Southern Co
Hill
George &. Morris
Chicago
Bur- Unger& Quincy
Colorado & Southern
James J. Hill
Northern Pacific
the & Southern
Trail leads to Italy in Black Hand case
Cincinnati reports show connections between Ohio Black Hand and the murder of Lt. Petrosino in Italy. Marfisi registry in Dennison, shadowed by Black Hand letters, and travel to Palermo link the Ohio gang to the crime. Federal warrants issued. arrests and bail set. Cleveland and Columbus to hear cases next week.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Petrosino
Italy
Post Office
Holmes
New York
Augustino Marfisi
Dennison
Palermo
Marfisi
America
Joe’ Annarino
Pittsburg
Annarino
Allegheny Bridge
Inspector Oldfield
Columbus
Toledo
Cleveland
Sam” Lima
Antonio
Stephano
Sevario Ventola
Lima
Ventola
Collegero Vicario
Bellefontaine
South Shore Company to Challenge PSC Ruling
Ex Senator Clarence Lexow attorney for South Shore Traction says the company may seek a writ of certiorari to review the Public Service Commission action or request a rehearing. He asserts the city benefited from the franchise while blaming delays on conflicts between the PSC and the Board of Estimate over terms.
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Clarence Lexow
South Shore Traction Company
Queens
Queensboro Bridge
Public Service Commission
Board of Estimate
Supreme Court
Lexow
Supreme Court Hears Case Against Metro Street Rail Receivers
Justice Hendrick heard the Public Service Commission suit against Adrian H. Joline and Douglas Robinson receivers of the Metropolitan Street Railway for failing to file the annual report by September 30. The PSC seeks $4 a day fines. receivers contest, arguing improper forms and notice. Briefs due by June 21 as decision is reserved.
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Justice Hendrick
Supreme Court
Eocement
Public Service Commission
Adrian H. Joline
Douglas Robinson
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Arthur H. Masten
United States Circuit Court
Oliver ©. Semple
Mr. Semple
Hendrick
Zetna Insurance Wins Suit Over Unpaid Rental Arising From Bond Refunding
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed Judge Holt in favor of Zetna Insurance and the Albany & Susquehanna Railroad against Delaware & Hudson for collecting unpaid rental tied to saving interest from bond refunding. It upholds a $1,107,923 judgment for Albany & Susquehanna stockholders and adds about $120,000 annually. The case, led by Parmalee Prentice for Zetna and stockholders, followed prior Supreme Court affirmation in 1909 on jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Holt
Zetna Insurance Company
Albany & Susquehanna Railroad
Delaware & Hudson Company
Albany & Susquehanna Company
FE. Parmalee Prentice
Howland, Murray & Prentice
Twa Insurance Company
al Tna Insurance Company
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Kanawha & Michigan Improvement circle claims board gains for minority
Mackay chairman of the minority stockholders committee issues a circular to Kanawha & Michigan Railway holders noting that three of nine directors elected will represent minority interests. He cites $7,000,000 in seven years of road improvements boosting earnings nearly 30 percent, and highlights the Ohio River steel bridge project as the era’s key costliest upgrade nearing completion to enhance profits.
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Mackay
Kanawha & Michigan Railway Company
Corning
Ohio
Ohio River
West Virginia
Point
Packing Charges Hit U S Meat Inspection In St Louis
J F Harris, a former U S meat inspector in East St Louis packing houses, resigns after accusing lax inspection at National Stock Yards Illinois. He cites releases of condemned carcasses, unsanitary lard spills, and packer gain, urging Secretary Wilson to investigate. Chief Inspector Clancy defends decisions and invites an official probe.
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St. Louis
United States
U. S
National Stock Yards
Illinois
Secrethe
Harms
Clancy
William H. Meadors
Harris
Wilson
Stock Market Summary and Dividends Declared
Foreign trading in this market showed balanced flow with Harriman and Hill shares and Amalgamated Copper leading purchases while United States Steel American stock led sales in London. Dividends declared include Phelps Dodge 25 dollars a share and regular quarterly payments from Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust, Guaranty Trust, and others with several 4 5 and 3 percent rates. Bradstreet’s index rose 1.1 percent to 58.61, marking a high for June 1 in recent years. Thomas E Forrest elected NYSE member and Atchison converts opened to foreign holders for stock subscription rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman and Hill
Amalgamated Copper
United States Steel
London
Harriman
Paris
Phelps, Dodge & Co
Title Insurance and Trust Company
Guaranty Trust
Northern Central Railway Company
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway Company
American Cigar Company
Gorham Manufacturing Company
Union Rag and Paper Company
Empire Steel and Iron Company
Bradstreet
Stock Exchange
Thomas E. Forrest
New York Stock Exchange
C. & Hinchman
L. H. Hirt
R. Wilson Smith
Robert Fleming
Atchison Convertibles
Atchison, Topeka & Banta Fe
Baring Bros. & Co
Bank Returns Show Shifts in England and France Reserves
London and Paris report weekly Bank of England and Bank of France movements. England notes reserve rose while circulation fell. deposits and securities shifted with government securities steady. France notes in circulation fell. treasury and general deposits rose as gold and silver holdings increased.
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London
Bank of England
Paris
Bank of France
Railroads Report 1909 Earnings in June and Year Totals
The report lists earnings and changes for multiple railroads including Buffalo Rochester Pittsburg Denver Rio Grande Wabash Alabama Great Southern Cincinnati New Orleans Texas Pacific Toledo Western Twin City Rapid Transit Wheeling and Lake Erie. It shows first week in June figures and July 1 to June 7 totals, with operating revenue and deficit changes noted for April.
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Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg
Denver & Rio Grande
Wabash
Alabama Great Southern
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Texas Pacific
Toledo
Twin City
Wheeling & Lake Erie
TOROS
Market report highlights steady cotton and mixed grain moves
The market summary notes firmer cotton with a late advance and weather concerns, while coffee and grain show mixed moves. Cotton futures opened steady to higher before easing, with spot markets steady to firm. wheat prices fell late on harvest pressure and export rumors. oats and rye held steady to easy with modest cash shifts.
New York Grain and Produce Prices Report June 19 1899
The market shows fair interest in foreign stock with steady demand for beans and peas. Creamery butter and eggs are steady to weak on abundant supplies, while cheese and milk products face softer demand due to high stocks. Hops and hay remain firm on limited buying, with imports and domestic supplies shaping prices across beans peas butter eggs and fruit markets.
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Lotreso
Gulf
Galveston
Mobile
Ile Savannah
Charleston
ST Bales
Augusta
St Louis
Anie
Houston
Little Rock
Etead
New Orleans
Borane Ag
C. Memphis
Gaveston
Yarron Exchange
Liverpool
Stember
New York Produce Exchange
Midling
Red Dog
Jane Shipmen
New York
Naples
Copehagen
Do Lim
California
Liverpool Cable
Pennsylvania
Southern
Fresh poultry and produce prices across regions
Markets show Long Island ducks abundant but slow to sell while squabs and fowls mix with moderate demand. Eggs and an array of vegetables from Bermuda potatoes to cucumbers display varied pricing, with Bermuda No 1 potatoes at $5 per barrel and sweet potatoes steady, while tomatoes and greens remain plentiful but uneven in value.
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Do Oat
Tor
Expres
Long Island
Adelph
Pennsylvania
Bermuda
Maine
State
Jersey
Baltimore
Virginia
Norfolk
North A
Itsec
Corn
Florida
New Orleans
North Carolina
Carolina
Georgia
Cauliflow
TLERY
S. CE
Texas
Okra
Maryland
Eastern Shore
Peppers
Spa
Curly
South
Hubbard
Canada
Mississippi
Ile
W. Tercress
Boston
Fancy
Livestock Market Report From New York Trade
New York June 1 market receipts include 56 cattle and 290 calves with slow trade and weak demand. Sheep and lambs were active with strong demand for good stock, while common grades were harder to sell. Hog receipts totaled 1728 head with firm to higher prices, prime heavy hogs at 8 dollars per hundred pounds.
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Western
New York
Liverpool
S. Jada & Co
Pennsylvania
Newton & Co
Virginia
Tobin & Shannon
West Inia
Maryland
Kerns Commission Company
Kentucky
S. Judd & Co
S. Sanders
Market summaries reflect steady to lower cattle and hogs demand
Chicago area quotes show cattle receipts at 136 head slow and weak with fair to good shippers. hogs receipts 2302 with steady to slightly higher finish. sheep and lambs active and steady with ranges for prime and typical deliveries. Also June 10 and city market notes list various prices for steers cows calves and hogs.
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Chicago
Lowechofea
European Produce Market report from Liverpool June 10
Liverpool June 10 closing notes show mixed wheat futures and steady spot prices for various staples. Listings cover peas hops pork and ham prices, bacon cuts, lard, tallow, dried goods, and related commodities with currency values and market strength indicated for Western EU and North American origins.
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Liverpool
Galveston
London
Cumberland
Salem City
Wheat and corn rally and slide in Chicago markets
Chicago grain trading saw wheat prices drop sharply due to expected crop improvements in Kansas Nebraska and the Ohio Valley with floods causing some damage. July wheat ranged 1 16% to 1 17% and closed near the low. Corn rose to record highs for the season then weakened as wheat moved down. Oats were steady to firmer early, later easing. Provisions stayed firm at first, then ended modestly lower on higher hogs at western packers.
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New York
Havre
Hamburg
Rio
Santos
Ight
Brazil
Memphis
Ste
Lea
Mississippi
Illinois
Indiana
Minneapolis
Antwerp
Bristol
Manitoba
Liverpool
Broomhall
Kansas
Missouri
Northwest
Red
Duluth
Chicago
Jaener
London
Cleveland
Northern
New York Produce Exchange
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Calcutta
Shorts
Kansas City
Omaha
India
South America
Japan
Patna
Java
Rangoon
Eagie
Mundo
Porto Rico
Cuba
Southwest
Nebraska
Ohio River
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John D. Ryan
Kew
Amalgamated Copper Company
John PD
Sumor
Puget
Sound Securities
Louis Hill
South Shore Company
Joline and
Robinson
Zetna Insurance CO
Delaware & Hudson
Court of Appeals
Kanawha & Michigan Improvement
Minority Stockholders
East St. Louis
Graham
Stingley
Clancey
Meadors
Foreign Bank Returns
Agotsas
General Market Report
Viere
Country Produce Markets
de Baldwin
Ben Davis
South Carolina
Stat Island
Hilton
Irvington
Upper
Lower Jersey
Delaware
Wit
Sonoma County
Cal
Oregon
New York State
Englan
Nomir
H.Y Timothy
Floe
Telegraph
Chicago Grain and Provisions
van Schaick & Co
Wall Street
United Railway
Seaboard Co
Consol
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