Finance notes show Canada and U S rail growth plans
The article discusses Northward expansion in Canada and Southern Railway prospects in the U S, noting government rail policy shifts, highway needs, and growth in earnings for Chicago Great Western and Canadian Northern headquarters in Toronto. It highlights Cane crops in Louisiana, stock offerings, and car manufacturing orders as part of a broad outlook for industry and transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Great Western
Canadian Northern
Montreal
Metuily
Toronto
Mackenzie
ITEMS OF THE STREET DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS AND SHARES
Transactions for foreign account totaled about 1,000 shares with purchases at similar rates. Dividend declarations include Handerd Trust Company regular 1 percent quarterly paid June 2 Empire Company 1 percent quarterly paid June 2 Lehigh Valley Rail Way Company regular semi annual 1 percent on common and 1 percent on preferred paid June 13 Am n fdnen t quarterly 1 percent payable UEUM 1 Hallways Equipment Company ay quarterly 1 percent paid Wy 4 Republic Railway and Light Company regular quarterly 1 percent on the fed paid by 1h Corporation of nied Cigar Bivres regular avartarly 1 cent and extre per cent paid ib Ih Electric Storage Battery Company quarterly 1 percent on both common and preferred paid</S>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handerd ‘Trust Company
Empire 1 Company
Lehigh Valley Rail
UEUM
Leago Hallways Equipment Company
Republic Railway and Light Cut
Tegular
Fed
Corporation of Nied
Ib Ih
Electric Storage Battery Company
Suarterly
Puyal
Retiring officers signal shift at Coney Island & Brooklyn RR
William N. Dykman resigns as vice president and director as control shifts within months. Other directors likely retire at October annual meeting unless new interests request change. Prentice & Co bought Hyde estate stock, Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co acquired holdings, Vanishingly disclosed principals. The move fuels speculation that Brooklyn Rapid Transit or Interborough Rapid Transit may hold interest, both denying involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam N. Dykman
Coney Island & Brooklyn Railroad Company
Nandy
George H. Prenties & Co
Thin Borough
Prentice Stock
Prentiss Firm
Tawpers Title Insurance and Trust Company
Brooklyn Rapids Transit Company
Coney Island & Brooklyn
Brooklyn
Aalde
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Interborough Rapid Transit
Public Utility Notes From Early 20th Century Records
Public Utility notes cover International Railway Company surplus of 149,087 dollars after credits for the quarter ended March 21, 192%. Jackson Light and Traction Company sold 700,000 five percent first mortgage bonds to Chicago Savings Bank and Trust. The bonds are part of an authorized 2,500,000 line. The company operates fourteen miles of traction railway, a gas plant, and a 5,000 kilowatt electric station. The gas plant and distribution system will be enlarged. The electric plant serves about 23,000 people with earnings data partially listed. U S Treasury finances indicate a working balance of 5,510,734 dollars and various receipts and surpluses for the period, excluding Panama Canal and public debt transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Railway Company
Rave’ Nue
Upstate Public Service
Jackson Light and Traction Company
Chieao ‘Savings Bank and Trust Company
Public Utilities of
Jackson, Mine
Jackson Railway and Light Company
American Public Utilities Company
Keleey, Brower & Co
Nokia
Sears
Mayet S
Washington
Oia
United States Treasury
Treasury aMees
Philippine ‘Treasury
Agaii
Panama Canal
Safeguarding U P Men The Grop Markets
Harriman Hes vice president Julion Kruttschnitt outlined a plan to protect railroad workers, especially in industrial departments, by forming committees to oversee safety devices, inspect machinery, and coordinate with experts and insurers. The initiative follows track safety gains, aiming to cut injuries through training and better equipment. Meanwhile, wheat markets reversed losses on favorable weather and rising export demand, with corn and oats showing mixed movement. coffee led expectations of a price pullback as speculative selling persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julion Kruttschnitt
Harriman Hes
Mewlarly Bose
Narrinan Aytem
Lergest
Ployer
Tema
Mulimilar
Kruttschntttauld
Chicago
Northwestern
Pennnsylvania
Pennsylvania
Iléc
Tolin
Shorts
Vroomhail
Pelea
Cotton market prices slide amid acreage reports
Acreage figures drive a late selling movement in cotton with prices falling 12 to 21 points before a brief rally. Texas and other states show shifts as the market reacts to The Financial Chronicle acreage estimates while Southern spot markets stay largely unchanged and mills offer to buy high grade cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meringe
Tess
Texas
Financial Chronicle
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Miawouri
Money Market and Exchange Notes From The Market
Money on call opened at 2 percent with a range up to 2 1/2 percent. Time money showed limited demand with rates for sixty to ninety days around 2 1/2 to 3 percent. Mercantile paper quoted around 4 percent for sixty days and four months. Foreign exchange opened strong with gains in sterling cables and 60 day bills. demand sterling around 4 9/16 to 4 9/18, cables near 4 8 4 86, and other currencies varied. Bank clearings and balances across major cities noted. treasury calls and bank statements scheduled.
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Mercantile
France
Mort Retehemarks
Hest
Dernana
Germany
Veourmerln
Ffance Sae
Paris
Fran Paintoed
Sftenew
Holland Euilders
Boston
Chicago
New Orlean City
Previlurs
Hoste Econanien Frm
Philadel
Wilnricuw
Nulver
Slssugmer Mkican Wiver
Otare
London
New York
Bub-Treasury
Domestic receipts and cash quotations snapshot
A fragmented listing of commodity prices and exchange terms including iron, cotton, molasses, tallow, lard, and related goods. The OCR text names various items and quantities such as iron, cotton, bay sand, molysee, tallow, york products, lard, and staxport values, but is garbled and incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Cater
Molyseee OK
York
Jess
Staxport
Markets Quiet as Wheat and Corn Slump Narrowly
New York and Juneau report mixed trading in Wheat and Corn with prices slipping on soft demand. late day activity shows modest losses across futures while cash oats and copper trade unevenly. Trading desks note light liquidity, with steady to firm signals in some commodities and cautious buying ahead of next reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Juneau
Ermer
France
Manitoba
York
Wits
Anton
Teemgil
Fia
Banton
Havre
Santon
Wade
Iran
Aidis
Elina OG
Dlaareiman Giatre
Bude
Bacens
Jom Lowe
Joember
Market price notes for beans butter and produce
A lengthy OCR stock update covers beans, butter, fruit and vegetables with prices and receipts. It lists bean varieties and prices, butter receipts of 22,027 plugs, and broad stock movement. It notes moderate trade, futures terms, and current demand for cheaper goods, with supply impacts and regional items like apples peaches and pears.
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Gazewaite
Ked
Mike
Bat Gaine
Kroes
Nile Heat
Wkims
Spaciain
Kovonda
Airden
Kennery
Marie
Watermnet
South Surhy
Tietses Land
S@ ie
Upper Apeiver
Olde
Hlackberrier
North
Caroline
Delaware
Maryland
California
Airey
Timothy
Anne
Teetaht
Ina
Thera
Trottera
Hehemupyny
Philadelphia
Saiah Brollers
Tgrm
Ting Taland
Taney
Beollers
Henney
Danke
Taos
Europeas
Sweeb
Jerney
Arent
Doantt
Extra
Coiok Bowil
Pring
McWchok GS
Pogel
Weltiimore
Marziands Wan
Jermey
Gerae
Mia Barket
Novis Carolina
North Carolina
Intar
Taakat
Aenall
Lang Toland
Packer
New York
Hwaket
Paisley
Bhi
Barker
Godust Trhonakil
Wyunas
Ae Yi
Raiser
Shay M4
Roarrow
USO
Altamaga Faney
Carrier
Livestock Market Report From New York 1912 Sale Contents
A dense ledger of cattle hogs and sheep prices and receipts from New York and Chicago markets. Includes quantities, per hundredweight bids, and notable buyers like Willan and Curtis and Bon. Highlights show mixed to strong demand with hogs up and cattle steady to higher across many consignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Heaven
Texas
Monty
Sit HE Feipta
Tn Strong
Tata
Epring
Southern
Kane
Wentern
Neary
Parker and Butchers
Werong
Lambe
Wellers
Sumas
Amen
Mockers
Sur
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Heaey
Asget
Coughy
Dairies
Ewes
Schleber
Werhor
Owen
Laws
TouRc
Bank Reports Condition Of The National Park Bank 1912
The National Park Bank of New York reports assets including loans and discounts 163 881 750 31 notes and deposits, total resources around 185 million, and liabilities totaling 107 million. Officers Arthur Kavanagh and George Baker sworn as witnesses.
Bond bids and loans across multiple districts and firms
A report of bond offerings and loan negotiations across several cities and firms. Henry L Doherty & Co seeks 1,685,000 Sly per cent East Denver Park district bonds with 5 per cent yield. Springfield Manshaw negotiates a 400,000 loan with Morgan Bartlett in New York at 3.4 per cent discount. Norwood borough bonds at 106.1 per cent awarded to N W Halsey & Co. New Bedford bids due for 471,077 four per cent bonds. Middletown invites bids for a 25,000 temporary note in anticipation of taxes for December maturities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Doherty & Co
Denver Park District
Denver
Springfield
Manshaw
Morgan & Bertlett
New York
Norwood
Penn
N. W. Halsey & Co
New Bedford
Mass
Municpal High School
Middletown
Conn
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Finance
Raine
Wall Street
Tip Canaan
Dominion
Ontario
Quebec
Mohe
Toronto Globe
Canada
United States
South
Fintey
Southern Railway Company
United
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Southern Railway
Western Electric Company
Rosa
Dusinees
Louisiana
Goodyear ‘Trig and Rubber Company
Orangemenin
Hocking Valley
Cherapeake & Ohio
Chesapeake , Ohio
American Car and Foundry
Pittsburgh
Exchange
Rawhide Coalition Mines Company
Nat Goodwin
Seaters Gye
New York Trust Company
Amset Realisation Company
Talyt
Os Elevator Company
Cites Service Company
Metropolitan ‘Trust Company
Reading
Merchants’ Exchange National Bank
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Nassau National Bank of Brooklyn
Washington ‘Trust Company
Daniel Willard
Mora & Ohio
Murray
Texas & Paddle Railway Company
Ite Charler
Satterlee
Vettch
Gould
Central Railroad Company of
New Jersey
American Car Company
Standard Steel Car Company
Western Steel Car Company
U. S. Treasury Finances
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Manchester
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America
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Cheratent
Centon
Coton
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Astor
Hrooklyn
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Clbmeal
Sacha
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Hans
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General Market Report
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Routhern Point
Sugai
Ted Tater
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Mt. Dunlap
Tancaater
Pennland
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Fatty
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Virginia Steers
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Mac Curtie & Sons
Weight & Co
Woda
Curtis & Bon
Orie
Vena
Hilfe, Wright & Co
Judd & Co
Eulle
Iserns Commission Company
Vnais
Tylana Calves
Tobin & Shannon
AZ Veain
Duttarmils
Yemeling
A Toit & Shannon
J. Shamberg
Bon Kentucky Lambs
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Alb & Sue
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Kouta
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National Park Bank
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