Paris Steel listing stalled amid French opposition and delays
Negotiations to list United States Steel on the Paris Bourse face political and regulatory hurdles. Morgan, Harjes & Co report technical and fiscal objections, with Finance Ministry resistance cited. Stock volatility follows reports of the listing being denied, then recovers as markets await a final decision.
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Paris
Morgan
J P. Morgan & Co
United States Steel
Sbares
Baskers’ Trust Company
37. P. Morcan & Co
Stock Exchange
Rai M4
More Pay for 8000 Steel Workmen
Pittsburg June 16 Jones and Laughlin the Independent steel manufacturers advanced the wages of their workmen 1 percent to pay. The increase offers eight thousand men.
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Pitsburg
Jones & Laughlin
Perkins to Testify in Missouri Antitrust Suit
Jefferson City June 4 The testimony of George W Perkins of J P Morgan Co will be taken in New York on June 2 in the Missouri antitrust suit to oust the International Harvester Co from the state After examining local centers the hearing will adjourn to New York.
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Seferson City
George W Perkins
J. P. Morgan & Co
New York
International Harvester Company
Fast Train Leaves Rails After Westbound Crash
Pimiza XN reports train No 5 westbound sped through Waver at high speed this morning. The fastest on the road left the tracks, injuring three passengers who were hospitalized in the city. Injured are Lewis Gorlecken of New York City George Lowe of Bliss New York and Miles Covel of Hornell. Coaches toppled near the Chemune River as traffic stalled for hours.
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Pimiza
Lewis Gorlecken
New York City
George Lowe
Bliss
N. Y
Miles Covel
Hornell
Chemune
New York Gurb Stocks and Market Movements
The text describes New York stock quotations updated every five minutes in a board room, with commissions of one percent for cash or margin purchases. It mentions Swan Market Letter as an authority on curb mining shares and timing for buying or selling.
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Ark
New York
Pasions Board Room
Eminion
Swan Market Letter
Iron Trade Conditions Show Mixed Activity Across Regions
The Iron Age reports varied iron markets with solid activity in foundry iron and pipe iron. Eastern Pennsylvania steelmakers expand basic iron for late-year needs while Chicago mills face tight deliveries despite robust order books. Railcar demand grows with orders for thousands of cars from multiple lines, signaling a portended car buying surge forthcoming.
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Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Chicago
Harriman
Central Iowa
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Lackawanna
Northern Pacific
Pig Iren
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Gray
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ines
Baltimore & Ohio
Harriman Lines
American Car and Foundry Company
Western Pacific
Chicago & Great Western
Building loan contracts filed in city real estate records
City records show multiple building loan filings including Broadway address 404 and properties at 9 to 13 La Nace. Lenders listed include Title Insurance Company and Champlin Realty Company. Noted loan amounts around 370,000 with terms referencing property blocks and street intersections.
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Comniversise
Caremave
City Mortals
Co Loans Paterno Bree
Breane
Tage A Title Insurance Company
Champlin Realty Company
Tesee
Market Reports Across Regions From June 16 Cattle and Hogs
Telegraphed market notes from Chicago Cincinnati and Pittsburgh detail cattle receipts and prices, hogs steady to higher, and sheep lambs mixed. Listings show bid ranges for steers, cows, heifers, bulls, and stockers, with regional variations and sales totals around 12 000 to 21 000 head. Prices include cattle at 6 25 to 7 25, hogs near 7 85 to 8 20, and lambs from 4 50 to 9 50, reflecting differing markets and demand.
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Chicago
Texas
Trion
Pittsburg
Iight
Larabe
Saies
S. Sanders
Pennsylvania
McPherson & Co
Ohio
Sato
San
SPM Newton & Co
Dd & Co
Eton & Co
Virginia Lambs
Virginia
Cata Re Mae Me Kerns Commission Company
Virginia Lamba
Indiana
Sanders
Curtis & Son
Buffalo
Tobin & Shannon State
Andrew Muller
W B Smith & Co Suspended on Consolidated Exchange
W B Smith & Co, a prominent Consolidated Exchange member since 1878, suspended after an involuntary bankruptcy petition filed by three brokers. Liabilities and creditors’ claims cited, with concerns over recent adverse court decisions and parallel failures affecting other firms.
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Ww. BR. Smith & Co
No. 11
Broadway
Consolidated Stock Exchange
W. B. Smith
William H. Osborne
Allentown
Penn
Consolidated Exchange
Ennie & Stoppani
New York Stock Exchange
United States Circuit Court
Harry Frost
No. 13
Broadstreet
Archibald Graham
Paterson
N. J
Harry Anderson
West Lith Street
Chicago Board of Trade
List Street
Madison Avenue
West 116Th Street
West 1Ath Street
Norwich
Hartford
New Haven
New London
New Britain
Conn
Tappan & Co
Providence
BR Smith
Old Guard
S24
N. GN
William H Osborne
Tittle Board
Reading Raises Novel Point on Original Shipment
Philadelphia June 1 The federal grand jury indicts the Philadelphia and Reading Railway for charging a lower rate than the Interstate Commerce Commission schedule. The case tests what constitutes the original point of shipment for goods imported from foreign ports. A carload of beet sugar from Hamburg to Alberta passed through Philadelphia, with Reading handling part of the route. Reading argues the shipment did not originate in the United States, while authorities contend it effectively was original shipment for the act.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia & Reading Railway
Federal Grand Jury
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hamburg
Germany
Alberta
Canada
Reading
United States
Real Estate and Mortgage Loans for Loft and Elevator Projects
The City Real Estate Company lent $950.00 at a percent on properties 82 and 694 Broadway and 9 to 13 Lafayette Place where a twelve story loft and store building is planned. The City Mortgage Company lent to Paterno Brothers $480 on the northeast corner of Riverside Drive and 16th Street extending to Claremont Avenue for a twelve story elevator apartment house construction.
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The
City Real Estate Company
Broadway Company
Broadway
Lafayette Place
City Mortgage Company
Paterno Brothers
Riverside Drive
16Th Street
Claremont Avenue
Realty Notes and Local Land Sales Report
The West Side Taxpayers Association will meet tomorrow night at No. 687 West Mah Street. J. B. Ketcham sold fifty acres for Richmond Development Company at Richmond Valley Staten Island, with ten acres waterfront at Shackford's Head Eastport Me in part payment. George W. Wallis sold a tract of 0 lots at Singec New Jersey.
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West Side Taxpayers’ Association
West Mah Street
J. B. Ketcham
Richmond Development Company
Richmond Valley
Staten Island
Shackford's Head
Eastport
George W. Wallis
Singec
N. J
Bronx Building Plans For Multiple Dwellings And Theatre
Aqueduct avenue section lists two four story brick tenements 42 by 80 feet, owner Charles Spiliner, architect Gustav Schwarz, cost 40 000 dollars. Brook avenue site has a one story brick theatre 123 by 100 by 112 for Acme Theatre Company owner George Keister architect cost 150 000 dollars. Bathgate avenue section shows a one story brick store and dwelling two by 55 owner Edward C Lourmena architect I Howard cost B000.
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Aqueduct Ave
New St
Charles Spiliner
Gustav Schwarz
Brook Ave
156Th St
Acme Theatre Companys
George Keister
Bathgate Ave
174Th St
Dwig
Edward C Lourmena
I. Howard
European Produce Market Update From Liverpool June 16
Liverpool market notes wheat futures steady with July at 114 and December 84d. Corn steady with new American mix via Galveston, July 64 44s, September 6%? Canadian seeds steady. Hops in London listed. Prime Western beef dull to strong with varied cuts. Canadian cheese and refined oils mentioned with steady tones. Turpentine and rosin steady, turpentine at 30s. Rosin mobility steady, refined oils steady. Linseed steady.
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Liverpool
Galveston
London
Parific
India
BACOX
Cumberland
London and local markets show mixed metals and grains
The London tin and copper markets fell while local prices softened. Steel and lead held steady as molasses and syrups stayed quiet. petroleum and cottonseed oil quotes moved little amid steady to weak tones across pork, lard, and fats with grain receipts and hog estimates weighing on near-term pork values.
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Pa.ce
London
Lake
Cleveland
New York Produce Exchange
New Orleans
Bulk
Philadelphia
Bull
New York
Linzield
City
Calcutta
West
Chicago
Omaha
India
Iltec
South America
Brazil
Ge Sc
Patna
Java
Siac
Rangoon
Siam
Arbuckle Brothers
Federal
Leaf
Sita Coffea
Rio
Market Report on Coffee Cotton Wheat and Grains
New York June 16 1999 quiet markets with coffee showing little movement and Brazil and France guiding tones. Cotton reached new highs then faded with weather aiding supply expectations while wheat oats and corn faced firmer or softer shifts driven by crop prospects and demand. Prices quoted on the New York Produce Exchange and overseas cables reflected a cautious tone across commodities with varying regional receipts and futures discounts forming the day’s backdrop.
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France
Hamburg
Rio
Santos
Lundlahy
BR Sibgsso
Hull
Parim Central
Manchester
Liverpool
New York Produce Exchange
Kansas
New York Produce Markets 1909 Bean and Butter Prices Review
Receipts today show 225 bags per port, 8200 bags beans from Trieste and higher firm foreign marrow at 245 to 260. Butter demand remains steady, creamery prices hold, while cheese and eggs trade reflects moderate to steady movement amid firm West reports. Fresh fruits, including apples and strawberries, show mixed values with firm cherries and taters. poultry supply steady with softening live stock and steady dressed meat demand.
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Trieste
California
Liverpool
Tate
Pennsyvania
Georgia
Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Statensiand
Hilton
Irvington
Msc
North Carolina
Emelone
Florida
Atermelons
Porto Rica
Pacific Coast
Dogen
Ife
Ste
Market fruits and vegetables price list and milk report
The issue lists per 100 bunches prices for beets and cucumbers across lines from Southern Maryland to North Carolina, with rates for cabbage, peppers, radishes, onions, okra, lettuce, squash, tomatoes, and more, in various regional crates and baskets. It also notes milk and cream exchange price holding at 24 cents per quart with weekly receipts by region and rail lines totaling 14,978 units.
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Southern
Baltimore
Maryland
Virginia
Stad
North Carolina
Orleans
Norfolk
Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Georgia
Eastern Shore
New Orleans
Delaware
Canada
Mississippi
Boston
Eria
Susquehanna West Shore
Lackawanna
New York Central
Hartem
Livestock market receipts and prices vary across lots
Receipts totaled hundreds of cattle and calves with steers and cows changing hands at mixed prices. Prime steers carried over, cows held around steady levels, veals and dressed beef in variable demand, lambs steady with pens cleared, hogs priced per market implications from Buffalo and Western sources.
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Liverpool
London
Teutonic
Rns Commission
Indiana
Shannon
Virginia Do
Kentucky
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Report June 16
Wheat prices declined amid bearish crop news from the U S and Europe with July and September futures sliding to the season’s lows. Corn oats and provisions weakened as selling pressure rose, cash markets showed reduced willingness to buy, and expectations of a rebound in grain movement were muted.
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New York
Tade
Europe
Tennessee
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Iron Trade Review
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General Market Report
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1910
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Coman To Choice
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