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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
18
The International Traction Company solicits a capital increase to fund extensions and betterments. A committee including J P Morgan and company lawyers seeks to protect bondholders if foreclosure occurs, with a plan to issue first lien securities and potentially new bonds to satisfy claims.
Newark based Pruden Insurance Company president and U S Senator Dryden releases a two book set exploring life insurance inception practice and family protection. He argues most people lack coverage and presents beneficiary payout methods and views on regulation of the industry.
The report from San Francisco lists mining stock movements for June including Kentucky Consolidated Mexican Occidents and Sierra Nevada among others. Bond quotes show bids and asks with varied percentages and volumes, highlighting trading activity and price levels for the period.
John E. Parsons resigns as director and treasurer of American Sugar, with resolutions of regret. Arthur Donner remains on the board. Arthur Adams named Boston treasurer appointees, and offices of assistant treasurer planned in Boston Philadelphia New Orleans. Charles R. Heike rumor denied after prior conviction in customs conspiracy case.
Chicago June 21 charges of graft in a petition for a receiver filed by the Illinois Central Railroad against the Blue Island Car and Equipment Company. Judge Windes appointed the Chicago Title and Trust Company receiver. Defendants include J E Baker William Renshaw C S Keith J M Taylor formerly with Illinois Central and H C Ostermann F H Niles. The petition says the company has assets only to repay Illinois Central which is owed six hundred thousand dollars and alleges conspiracy to defraud the railroad.
J P Morgan Co First National Bank and National City Bank offer 22.5 million of 4 percent gold certificates tied to New York Central lines equipment trust of 1910. Joint obligation of several railroads, payable in gold coin, with total issue authorized at 30 million. Certificates mature at 1 1/2 percent annual on January 1, 1917 and priced to net just over 4 percent. Much of issue already sold.
The weekly weather bulletin from the Department of Agriculture reports the last week brought the best weather of the season for farmers. Nationwide sunshine and warmth aided corn and winter wheat regions, with rapid progress toward normal conditions in major growing states.
Financial brief lists dividends declared by Kans City Southern Railway Chicago City Railway Consolidated Car Heating Distillers' Securities United States Smelting and other majors with payable dates in July and August 1910. Also notes boardroom changes at Railway Steel Spring Company and dissolution plans for Kean Van Cortlandt & Co Pty. Includes new nickel stock dividend participation for International Nickel Company.
Money on call opened at 2 percent, closing 2 1/4 percent with varied term rates. Mercantile paper steady with decent demand. Foreign exchange opened weak, then steadied. cables and demand sterling quoted with daily shifts. Domestic exchange, bank clearings, and government receipts listed with regional figures and year over year comparisons. Sub Treasury shows a net debtor position to the Clearing House.
Foreign financial news reports London closing lower on consols and firming on Canadian Pacific and Grand Trunk shares. Wall Street opened irregularly but advanced later as Canadian Pacific led gains while Paris and Berlin bourses showed strength despite dull domestic activity.
OCR fragment shows numbers and dates without clear context. It mentions Chesapeake & Ohio, amounts like 584,197 and 573,046, and dates such as 06 July and June. Readable entities include company initials, monetary values, and a mid year time frame. The text lacks coherent events or actions to summarize further.
Markets show mixed quotes across commodities with iron and steel notes. Prices given for iron, steel, and other products appear nominal with several mentions of futures and elevator basis terms.
New York June 21 1910 features bullish grain activity with wheat rising 2 and 3 percent in des kaws amid dry hot spring belt conditions and crop deterioration rumors. Liverpool firmer on side notes with reduced European visible supply as corn oats rye and barley show firmness and nominal quotes.
The report shows New York price quotes for wheat corn and oats with September and December figures. Interior receipts compare today with last week and last year across Wheat Corn and Oats, plus Seaboard clearances for flour and wheat.
A garbled historical financial snippet shows various securities, mining shares, rail and utility stocks, and preferreds with prices and percent figures. Names like Mohawk, Tamarack, Granby, and U S Smelters appear amid scattered ticker-like entries and dates.
Week ending June 23, 1910 reports bean and pea receipts and exports, with moderate domestic white beans and higher marrow prices. Butter egg and cheese prices rise modestly amid steady to firm supplies. dried fruits and apples hold, while poultry and vegetables show varied demand and spot pricing across regions.
New York June 21 1910 livestock market reports cattle dull with 30 cars expected Wednesday and no trading in live cattle. Calves weak with city dressed calves at 14 1 4c and country at 9 12 ½ c. Sheep and lambs receipts 27 cars with prices down. lambs at 7 to 7 62. yearlings and muttons trading around 5 to 6 per 100 lb. hog receipts 12 cars 2002 head firm on Buffalo Western outlook and hogs averaging near 190 lb at 10 per 190 lb.
Cattle and hog markets show mixed trends with receipts in thousands across Chicago Kansas City Buffalo and other markets on June 21. Steers and heifers command varied prices while hogs rise slightly and sheep and lambs stay soft in several regions.
Chicago grain and provisions report scorch with 100 degree drouth conditions, dust clouds, and no rain in the northwest. Wheat leads gains as panic buying grows and short sellers cover amid outside demand, while corn and oats rise and provisions close mixed.
Boston markets show listless activity with little inquiry and few sales. West purchases are sparse as dealers expect prices to stay high. new territory stock moves slowly while foreign product sustains some demand and keeps domestic quotes steady.
Foreign markets report dull wheat with July futures at 68 6d and October at 1s 2d, corn steady via Galveston, and various price notes for peas flour hops beet sugar linseed oil petroleum and other commodities. Cottonseed oil refined and petroleum spirits quoted with multiple regional price points and currencies.
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