Wires and branch offices divide NYSE jitters
NYSE secretary seeks lists of all wire connections of members to measure influence on actions against Consolidated Stock Exchange and branch office controls. The White committee's stance favors tighter supervision, but opposes forcing branch offices under resident partners or full extinction of the Curb market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Toliow
Eng
Jerstood
Fio
Stock Exchange
of Stock Exchange
Boston & Maine Freight Rates Cut Again
Eastern trunk lines announce a further three cent class rate cut and one cent commodity cut per hundred pounds to meet Boston & Maine reductions. New rates take effect August 16, ending the import freig ht truce and signaling possible Interstate Commerce Commission action if Boston & Maine retaliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jronk Lines
Boston & Maine
Trafic
Interstate Commerce Commission
Boston
Baltimore
Lex York
Philadelphia
Atlantic Seaport
Insurance Reserve Raised by State Board Action
By order of the State Insurance Department the contingency reserve of the Mutual Life Insurance Company was increased from about 16,225,0 to 266, the department noting the real estate valuation in the last report was too low and the bond holdings were overvalued. The real estate book value was 25,396,029 while the department’s appraisal suggested 30,? should have been used, adding 5,657,089 to the reserve. The department also used its own higher valuation of bondholdings about 220.00 more than the company, raising the reserve to 2081.78. Under the law the excess 424,894 will be added to funds available for dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Insurance Department
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Siew
Mexican oil firm formed to control concessions
A Mexican oil company named Compania Mexicana de Petroleo el Aguila S. A. has been formed with Guillermo Lanéa as president and has acquired all development concessions. The board includes Enrique Creel, Pablo Macedo, Fernando Pimentel, Porfirio Diaz Jr, Enrique Tron, Sir Luis Elguero, and John B. Rody, who oversees Pearson interests in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Enrique ©. Creel
Pablo Macedo
Fernando Pimenti
Porfirio Diaz
Enrique Tron
Luis Elguero
John B. Rody
Zamed
Pearson
Spinners vote to curtail production in Manchester mills
Manchester June 18 A meeting of cotton spinners using American cotton voted unanimously to cut yarn output by halting mills on all Saturdays and Mondays from July 19 to September 7. The curtailment aims to improve the trade.
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Manchester
England
North River Savings Bank
34Th St. Bet
Samuel B. Styles
Free’ N_ Cheshire
Sec
Treas
George T. Connett
Rentals in the Rockaway District
The Lewis H May Company acting through Charles F Noyes of New York leases cottages for the season. Miss Ss Wehlen is let to J L Blum at Jarvis Far Rockaway and William Scheer is let to Max S Meyer at No 14 North Atlantic Avenue Arverne Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis H. May
Charles F. Noyes
New York
Wehlen
J. L. Blum
Jarvis
Far Rockaway
William Scheer
Max S. Meyer
North Atlantic Avenue
Arverne
Long Island
Real estate trades listed in brokerage market report
Haggerty sells for Mrs Blodgett a frame house at 1279 Wyse avenue on a RWW lot to Mrs L Cagliers. Ima Smyth & Sons sell for Herman Sead a lot on Ogden avenue east side 163 St South of 17th street 26x2 feet. Daniel H Renton & Son sell for Michael a 510 West 143d street three story dwelling on a lot 18.9x99.11. Pressprich sells 416 West 146th street three story basement stone front dwelling 19x99.11. Buyer is Renton & Son client. Js Huston & Son sell for Mary Hynes 45 Bradhurst avenue two story and basement dwelling on 8 feet. Schwitzer & Levis sell for Joan Connor 4 Lawrence street two story frame building with store on 25x10 lot. Property not changed hands in over five years. Jack Eaper sells to Frederick Danne Nov 47 and 459 West street known as Stables a five story building on Wt Soxi1 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haggerty
K. Blodgett
Wyse Avenue
L. Caglieris
Ima Smyth & Sons
Herman H. Sead
Ogden Avenue
17Th Street
Daniel H. Renton & Son
Michael
Ies
Pressprich
146Th Street
Lh. Renton & Son
Ps J. Huston & Son
Mary
Hynes
Bradhurst Avenue
pSchwitzer & Levis
Joan Or Connor
Lawrence Street
Jack Eaper
Frederick Danne
Westith Street
Aes? Stables
No profit for Harriman says A G Hackstaff
Hackstaff, vice president of Illinois Central, stated that Harriman paid 3,000,090 for the Central of Georgia plus 150.40 commissions. The company has taken over the stock at Harriman’s cost with interest adjusted, leaving Harriman with no profit. Details note bond issuance and mortgages securing corporate purposes and debt retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Central of Georgia Railway
A. G. Hackstaff
Central of Georgia Rail Way
E. H. Harriman
Harriman
Central of Georgia
Fincis Central
Erie Railroad seeks 1 million bond issuance approval
Albany June 1 Erie Railroad Company asks the Public Service Commission 2d District for authority to issue 1,006.0% bonds under its first consolidated mortgage, with $1,000 par value general lien bonds available. Proceeds would fund general purposes under PSC law. a hearing is set for next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Erie Railroad Company
Public Service Commission
Public Service Commissions
J J Hills Labrador Party Sets Sail for Labrador Fishing Trip
James J. Hill chairman of the Great Northern Railway with George F. Baker and George B. Harris and other financiers left for Montreal last night to board Hill s yacht Wacouta for a three weeks fishing vacation in Labrador, a yearly trip he takes around this time.
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James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
George F. Baker
First National Bank of New York
George B. Harris
Burlington
Colorado & Southern
Montreal
Mr. Hill
Wacouta
Labrador
Hill
Print Cloth Market Sees Strong Demand in Fall River
In Fall River Massachusetts on June 18 sales in the print cloth market were estimated at 35,000 pieces. Demand centered on 21 inch 64 by 0s with prices up from last week. Deliveries proceed through October, and buyers show interest in wide 64s at 9 cents, up a fraction. Quoted tones include 28 inch 64 squares at 37-16 cents, 28 inch 64 by 60 at 3 1 6 cents, 27 inch 64 by 60 at 31 16 cents, 38t cent 64 squares at 1 cent, and 39 inch 68 by 72 at 5 cents.
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Fall River
Mass
Crop Outlook Pleases Hawley
Edwin Hawker, president of the Minneapolis & St. Louis and Iowa Central railways, returned from a four thousand mile inspection trip praising Northwest crop conditions as uniformly satisfactory. The Chesapeake & Ohio line, part of Hawley roads, has optioned five hundred hopper bottom steel cars from Standard Steel Car, bringing total owned to about twenty thousand after recent purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Hawker
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad Company
Iowa Central Railway Company
Northwest
Chesapeake & Ohio
Hawley Roads
Standard Steel Car Company
Hungarian Wheat Estimate for This Year
Budapest reports the agriculture ministry estimates Hungary will harvest 33,490,000 metric hundredweights of wheat this year, down from 41,420,000 last year, based on advices received through June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Minister of Agriculture
Wheat and grain prices slip on Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago grains extended a downward trend with wheat finishing below yesterday as May deliveries declined more than the day’s high point. Coarse grain weakened while provisions held firm on strong hog demand, with bearish crop outlooks and light hog receipts supporting late strength.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Argentina
Dreuth
United States
Shorts
St. Louis
Southwest
Kansas City
Kansas
Nebraska
West
Market report from June 18 cattle hogs sheep by telegraph
Receipts and prices across markets show cattle steady to mixed, hogs 5 to 10 cents higher with packing and butchers strong, and sheep and lambs varied with weak to steady trends. Major hubs include Chicago Kansas City Cincinnati Buffalo Pittsburgh and Toledo with diverse ranges for steers cows bulls calves and veals.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Texas
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
BO Heard
Pitteburg
Toledo
Timothy
Allike
European Produce Market Report and Commodity Prices
A compact market snapshot listing diverse items across wheat corn flour hops pork hams bacon racion lard cheese tallow turpentine rosin petroleum linseed oil and Liverpool spot prices. Notable notes include steady or strong bids for prime Western lard and various white and colored cheeses, with December and September futures referenced alongside spot rates.
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Galveston
London
Pacific Coast
Liverpool
General Market Report on Coffee and Cotton Markets
New York June 18 1909 report covers coffee prices with near month premium falling 10 points and overall weakness in June while other months held. notes small sale and rising new crop movement. Brazil cool weather risks and demand for new crop. Cotton market opens higher then steadies on liquidation fears with weekly U.S. port receipts and Liverpool futures steady. Master Spinners plan to curtail two days a week may cut U.S. cotton spinning capacity by about 100000 bales. Southern spot markets mixed. Manchester yarns quiet and prices steady.
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New York
Brazil
Rio A
Borl
Lancashire
Wall Street
Velit
Liver
Manches
Master Spinners’ Association
New York Cotton Exchange
Canada
Mm Bales
Bates
Overlandry Mills
Aecccces
IGSA
Gulf
Galveston
Mobile
Savannah
Cotton Exchange
Liverpool
Manchester
United States
Great Britain
Port Townsend
Pensacola
Portland
Ore
Port Arthur
Sabine Pass
Jacksonville
Eagle Pass
Tex
New Orleans
Mobile - Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
el Paso
Laredo
Boston
Newport
Philadelphia
Coletecnergt
San Francisco
Brunswick
Bakers Mills
Kansas
New York Produce Exchange
Ots
Sfc
Missouri Valley
Southwest News
Chicago
Northwest
Market Wraps Up Quiet Wheat and Commodities Trading
Wheat and corn markets closed weaker on favorable weather and crop prospects. Chicago prices showed a broad decline with July corn sliding, while oats and rye drifted lower. Copper and tin edged down in London. hogs and provisions held steady amid strong demand and high cash prices.
Market Report of Farm Produce in New York June 18 1969
Beans and peas receipts show little activity with demand out of town for field beans and occasional sales. Butter cheese and eggs trend mixed with weak butter start but firming tone in later trading, prices steady to firm on creamery and cheese. Fresh fruits steady with apples peaches cherries and strawberries showing varied demand across regions and markets.
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New York
Lima
California
Liverpool
Baldwin
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Staten Island
Hilton
Irvington
Upper Jersey
Lower Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
North Carolina
Jersey
Wanda Etons
Livestock Market Receipts and Quotes Across Grades
New York June 18 196. Receipts were 147 cars of 2 589 head. Trade slow. steers firm at 3 5 40837 15 per 100 pounds. Bulls $226 to $455 with extra bull at $3 80. Cows $2359 375. City dressed native beef sides slow. Liverpool market quoted higher for dressed weight. shipments to Great Britain. Hogs 2 015 head sold for slaughter. steady demand. Sheep and lambs moderate supply. lambs firm for best grades. Sales show Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky, West Virginia lots with varied prices per 100 pounds.
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New Orleans
h.Soc
Philadelphia
New York
POS Buik
Grste
Calcutta
Chicago
Omaha
City
Country
Bier
Middle Western
South America
Continent
Brazil
Keys
Ries Arc
Java
Rangoon
Tal Fominos
Long Island
Pennsylvania
Liverpool
London
Tunehaha
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Shamberg & Son
Morris Beef Company
Armour & Co
Baltic
Great Britain
McPherson & Co
Ohio
Kentucky
Ytun & Co
Nilers
S. Sanders
Fuld & Co
Kerns Commission Company
West Virginia
Virginia
Indiana
Newton & Co
Tobin & Shannon
McPherson
Ss. Judd & Co
Sanders
Public Auction of Hotel Marseille Furnishings in 1909
In a Supreme Court proceeding for voluntary dissolution, the Marseille Hotel Company will sell at public auction on the holiday of June 1909 at 11 a.m. at the Hotel Marseille Broadway and 103rd Street Manhattan. Auctioneer Joseph P. Day to auction furniture fixtures stock and all hotel holdings, subject to mortgages held by Hammersing Thompson and Strauss. Receivers Henry R. Clement Jr. and Chas Walton Clowe will oversee the sale with details on lease and related property.
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Upreme Court
New York County
Margeille Hotel Company
Supreme Court
New York
Marseille
Broadway
103Rd Street
Borough of
Manhattan
City of
Joseph Pp. Day
Marseille Hotel
Netherlands Construction Company
Louis Lukes
Harry C. Griswold
Ned Strauss
Henry
Clement, Jr
Chas. Waldron Clowe
New York City
Proposals for Portable Pavilions at Ellis Island Sealed
Proposals in triplicate will be received by the Office of Commissioner of Immigration Ellis Island N Y until 2 20 p m June 25 1969 for sale and removal of Portable Pavilions at JC S Immigrant Station Ellis Island N Y. Further details on bidding conditions available from William Williams Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Immigration
Ellis Island
JC S
William Williams
FFICE
District of
U Bia
Washington
Dist
Columbia
Henry B F. Macfarland
William V. Judson
Sealed Proposals for Double End Stee Waterline Bid
Sealed proposals will be received by the U S Army in Washington for the War Department project. Bidders must note the waterline at 24 feet 2 inches and 12 feet 12 inches. Specifications, conditions, and full details obtainable from the Quartermaster General. Proposals due June 22, 1909.
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U. & Army
U M
Pidders
War Department
U. S. Army
Washington
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Boston & Maine Reduction
State Department
Mutual Life Company
NEW Mexican Oil Company
Rockaway District
Illinois Central
Georgia Central
ERIE
J. J. Hill
Labrador Party
Hawley
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Telegraph
General Market Report
Minneapolis
Sroomhall
Hungary
Kaaluuo
Duluth
Harley
Bradstreet’s
Lila Menes
Park
WAY Einer S
Wilake
Mar
Cleveland Warranta
Northern
Porto Rico
Sonoma County
Cal
New York State
Bermuda
Ae Southern
Maine
Duler
Sims
Éo South
Cauliflows
Southern
Okra
Srmail
Carolina
NPS Canada
Pbl
Ser Carrier
Mississippi
Country Produce Markets
Sons
Oo Ag
Tribune
26Th St
37Th St
Celock
6Th Ave
12Th St
14Th St
125Th St
61st_st
1St Ave
39Th St
Sd Ave
West Point Newargh
Poughkeepsie
Bklya
Dows Mo
West Point
Hudson
Newburgh
Homer Ramsdell
Franklin Stoo
Wes
Newe
If Orang
Ora
Yellowstone Park
Alaska
Colorado
Canadian Pacific
New England
Raymond & Whitcomb Co
Fifth Avenue
Madison Square
Glenwood
Pierce
Antas
New Pier 5
Sige St
Excursion Inc
Gramercy
York
Tomobiles Flatiren
Bowery
Red Bank Line
Instein
David L
State of
Caroline Einstein
Florence Lorence Seligman
Pingarm Lewis
Our York
David II Eimste
Unty of
County of
S Court
Hom J Thomas
A & Ot
Said County
Daniel J. Dowdney
Surrogate’s Court
Tzel
Petitioner
Rose & Way
Chamberlain
South
South Dakota
Missouri River
Soliary of
Interior
Amberlain
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
National Bank
Indian Affairs
Cartier
G& W
Chamberlain Indian Gether
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