Former Rough Rider Fin-ed for Skit on Stock Exchange Floor
A dull session on the Stock Exchange ended with former Rough Rider Knoblauch fined for a prank, as brokers watched a nearly silent market with just 400 shares traded in the final hour. He was reimbursed by a friend who covered the $10 penalty after disguising himself on the floor.
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May Department Stores seeks NYSE listing of Spercert stock
The May Department Stores Company seeks to list 5.9 million dollars of Spercert cumulative preferred stock on the New York Stock Exchange. The firm has 5 million dollars in preferred and 15 million in common. Redemption is at 23 percent with notice and accrued dividends. Joint venture entities include Shoenberg Mercantile, May Shee and Gehrig, May Company Cleveland, and May Real Estate and Investment. Subscriptions may be mailed to SLaiman Brothers and firms on William Street and Wall Street, with delivery planned July 1 after subscription close at 3 pm June 9.
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Shoenberg Mercantilempany
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May Company
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May Real Teate and Investment Company
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Slaiman Brothers
William Street
Wildémar, Sach: & Co
Northern York Trust Company Director Ties Highlighted
Vice-President James S of Watertown is noted as a director of the Northern York Trust Company. A certificate of incorporation was filed with the State Ranking 4, detailing a new company with capital and plans to employ hundreds in the agricultural implements trade, signaling corporate activity and local finance movements.
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Northern York Trust Company
Watertown
Sthkes
Sieminatier
Cap- 2 Yim
Condition of Trade Review Cites Quiet Markets and Weather Factors
A condensed review notes overall trade remains quiet with mixed signals. Labor overproduction and excess capacity persist while wheat and steel demand show uneven momentum. Weather improves Western markets but North and East face drought and slow farm activity. Bank clearings show mixed gains. imports lag 19th century levels but exceed prior week’s totals. Overall sentiment favors potential improvement as spring conditions aid agriculture and industry.
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Still Probing Wireless Grand Jury Probes United Wireless
Federal grand jury probes United Wireless Telegraph Company with witnesses Fike and Marsh testifying about past selling agencies in Jersey City and New York. Officials indicate a broader shake-up of wireless firms, with plans for director led investigations, stockholder meetings, and a possible reorganization to remove speculative elements. Abraham White is praised for his resignation, while public notices confirm a private investigation continues.
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Mutiny Aboard Highland Monarch Ends With Break For Liberty
On June 17 a mutinous Chinese crew member sparked a riot aboard the British steamship Highland Monarch bound for Auckland. A half-dozen Chinese pirates leaped ashore at Penrose Ferry bridge, four drowned, three survived to be captured, while police detained the rest.
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Directors of Canada Merger Form New Dominion Iron and Coal
The elected directors of the new corporation formed by the amalgamation of the Dominion Iron and Steel Company and the Dominion Coal Company are Sir Montague H Allan, George A Cox, Sir William C Van Horne, H F Dimeck, L J Forget, George Caverhill, J H Plummer, Sir Henry M Pellat, Frederic Nicholas, W G Ross, J B Wilson, James Mason, Robert Mackay, David McKeen and William MacMaster.
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L. J. Forget
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J. H. Plummer
Henry M. Pellat
Frederic Nicholas
W. G. Ross
J. B. Wilson
Goldfield Consolidated Mines seeks curb listing
Goldfield Consolidated Mines Company applied to the Stock Exchange for listing its 35,691,480 dollar capital stock. The company operates several Nevada Goldfield district mines and is a leading curb issue. Par value 80 cents. Yesterday’s curb close was 919 dollars.
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Chicago Bars Indemnities
Formal notice to Board of Trade members from bucketshop committee chair John J. Hil declares trading in indemnities or privileges will not be tolerated. Several prominent firms notified customers they will stop the practice, with others expected to follow. Courts may be invoked to enforce the ban.
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Oppose Engineer Increase Faces Senate Challenge
Washington June 17 The Senate debates the army engineer bill after House approval and Presidential backing. Opponents led by Dixon Johnston and Frazier warn of higher costs and crowding civilian engineers out of work, urging broader army reform and attention to other branches. Orders list officers assigned to fortifications, matches, and national events, with details on duty stations and travel plans.
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Escape Saves George Fields From Hanging In Florida
Palm Beach Florida June 17 All preparations were made to hang George Fields a black man in West Palm Beach this afternoon He escaped from jail at St Augustine last night Governor Gilchrist telegraphed a one week respite pending investigation of the case This update shows the escape altered the planned execution and a temporary reprieve was issued by the governor.
Ennis Delivers Mayor Gaynor Letter in Chicago Walk Attempt
Honest John Ennis arrives in Chicago with a letter from New York Mayor Gaynor for Mayor Busse as he pursues the ocean to ocean walking record. He stands two days ahead of Weston’s prior best and seven days ahead of Weston’s New York to Chicago mark from last year.
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Concord Floated After Grounding Near Dutch Island
The Colonial Line steamer Concord ran ashore on Dutch Island while en route from Providence to New York. Tug Roger Williams refloated her. about seventy five passengers were landed at Saunderstown and began travel by train, while two hundred remained aboard.
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Election fraud cases sent to jury in Rochester
June 17 Elmer E. Charles of Warsaw appointed by Governor Hughes as special prosecutor to probe alleged election fraud in Rochester. He will present his findings to the grand jury when it convenes Monday morning after conducting John Doe proceedings before Police Justice Cheaper.
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City board weighs plan to end surface tracks on Eleventh Avenue
President Mitchel proposes a Board of Estimate resolution to bar dummy engines below 20th Street and form a special committee to push NY Central Railroad to reroute its West Side operations. The move, aiming to compel favorable terms, follows questions on charter validity and permits long assumed expired. The board also considers budget scrutiny reforms, a $15,000 Fourth of July fireworks appropriation, and recommendations to inform taxpayers about next year’s budget alongside upcoming budget exhibits.
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International Markets and Bank Movements Report
Foreign trading in the local market shows light activity with under 1,090 shares traded and narrow price gaps to London. Banks gain cash this week, with interior inflows of 10.18 million and a net bank gain of 6.58 million after Sub Treasury costs. Dividends declared by Standard Gas Light, Old Dominion Steamship, Amalgamated Asbestos, American Cities Railway Light, West Side Bank, Long Island Loan & Trust, and Liberty National Bank are detailed, alongside Standard Oil’s booming by products and profits. Allis-Chalmers supplies six gas engines to US Steel, boosting Gary Indiana power capacity by 2 percent, with more units for Cleveland. The Utah Copper subsidiary plans 2.5 million first mortgage bonds convertible to Utah Copper stock, underwritten by Hayden Stone. A Texas Company stock sale yields about 2 million profit to the seller. Crucible Steel declares dividends plus extra, scrip, and deferred payments. Copper market tones show strength due to international price rises.
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Railroad Equipment Bonds and Car Trusts Elevator Domestic Basis
Railroad equipment bonds and car trusts discussed with focus on elevator domestic basis. Ambiguous details limit precise scope but highlight financial instruments backing rail assets and equity considerations tied to car trusts and equipment financing strategies.
Market Report Affects Grain Cotton Futures June 17 1910
New York June 17 1910 grain futures firm on spring wheat injury news in the west and export prospects. Wheat and corn show small gains with oats steady, while cotton spikes late on indictments against bull leaders and old crop deliveries, then recovers. Weekly movement totals and interior receipts noted along with prices for flour meal and feed.
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New York June 17 2010 country produce market notes
Beans and peas receipts and prices across vegetables and dairy. Beans marrow and choice peas show varied quotes. butter receipts and prices mixed with steady demand. Eggs, cheese, and evaporated fruits feature notable stock and price movements. fruits like apples, pears, cherries, berries and melons listed with regional figures. Market dullness in some lines contrasts with steady to firmer price tones for select items.
Livestock Market Report from New York Auction House
New York June 17 1910 Reeves receipts 10642 cars with heavy hogs and cattle sales. Steers slow but steady bulls cows active and firm close stronger in steers. Cattle cleared. Steers 725 dollars per 100 pounds, bulls 4500 560, cows 330 36. Exports to morrow 1876 quarters of beef. Dressed beef slow. Week totals: beef to Great Britain 4037 quarters, cattle to Bermuda 41, sheep 20. Veal and calf market mixed with common to choice veals at 750 975 per 160 pounds. Hogs 12 cars slaughter, market steady. Sales include McPherson Co and Sanders group with mixed Virginia Pennsylvania Ohio calves and lamb figures.
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World Cattle and Hogs Markets Reported Across Cities
Chicago, Kansas City, Buffalo, Cincinnati markets show mixed cattle and hog receipts alignments on June 17. Beef steers at Chicago $6.25 to $7.75. hogs weakness with heavy packing around $9.40 to $9.50. sheep demoralized at Chicago with lambs $7.60 to $7.50. Kansas City reports softer cattle with southern stockers and western beef ranges. hogs top near $9.45 with most sales $9.30 to $9.50. Buffalo notes 7,200 hogs steady to 20c lower. Cincinnati lists slower trade with cattle $6.25 to $7.35 and hogs around $9.50.
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Chicago Grains and Provisions Hit by Rust Fears
Chicago on June 17 reports belief spring wheat crops face serious rust damage with black rust cited by speculators. Light showers did not ease conviction. winter wheat harvest weather noted, and Kansas Nebraska output forecasts unchanged. Market closed lower to slightly up from last night. corn and oats mixed. provisions ticked higher.
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Print Cloth Market Report from Fall River
Fall River market report for the week shows sales of 35,000 pieces with a continued dull market and light inquiry. Prices listed include 28 inch at 4 cents nominal, 39 inch at 8.72? and other 64 square fabric sizes. figures appear incomplete due to OCR.
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Foreign markets report from Liverpool June seventh
Wheat futures steady with July at 6s 3d and October 6s 3d. Corn spot easy with American mixed at 5s 2d via Galveston. Prices for peas, flour, hops, beef, pork, bacon, lard, tallow, turpentine, rosin, petroleum, linseed oil and flax oil listed with varied old and new stock notes.
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