Copper market and Pabst stock offerings noted in brisk report
The market shows mixed copper activity with large sales from Amalgamated group and others near 24 to 25 cents per pound while stocks rise. Western Maryland secures most of Cumberland to Connellsville extension rights. Pabst Brewing stock offering launches at Hallgarten with $2,000,000 7 percent cumulative preferred, initial $10 per share, closing 3 pm. Dividends declared by United Metals Selling, H B Claflin, and National Light Power.
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Amalgamated Copper Company
Guggenheim Phelps-Dodge
Indnt
United Metals Selling Company
United Metals
Mpany
Maryland
Western Baryland
Cumberland
Connellsville
Penn
Osylvania
New York
National Light, Heat and Power Company
Pabst Brewing
Hallgarten & Co
Siamce
Pabst Brewompany
Europe
Pabst Brewing Company
Gustave Pabst
Preside Concern
Consolidated Exchange Closing Deals Feature Short Sellers
Traders who had sold short earlier in the day secured profits as prices fell on the Consolidated Stock Exchange, with margins and stopless orders driving activity. United States Steel weakness unsettled other listings, Northwestern wheat crop fears surfaced, and bears spread health rumors about financiers as 147,000 shares changed hands led by Steel common at 77 1/4.
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Consolidated Stock Exchange
New York
Reading
Union Pacific
United States Steel Common
Demace
Steel Common
Witch
Rumor of Morgan Illness Triggers Stock Decline
A false report that J. Pierpont Morgan was seriously ill spurred a Wall Street selloff at the open. Morgan offices denied the claim while his son J. P. Morgan Jr. and George W. Perkins dismissed the rumor as fabrications. Morgan appeared later in good health, but many active stocks still closed near day’s lows.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Wall Street
Morgan
J. P. Morgan, Jr
George W. Perkins
Mr. Morgan
Outside securities and mining list show weakness in trading
The market for outside securities remained active while offerings drew reactions amid a down stock market. Mining shares weakened across the board with declines from fractions to several points, led by low priced copper issues. Chino Miami Bay Consolidated Goldfield Consolidated Butte Coal Nevada Hills among the weakest. Industrial list inactive but lower. Bond offerings appeared more liberal at retraced levels from earlier offerings. Southern Pacific down. Detailed operations follow.
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Chino
Miami
Bay Consolidated
Goldfield Consolidated
Butte Coalition
Nevada Hills
Southern Pacific
W. i
Railroad Earnings Across Leading U S Lines 1910 Summary
A compact survey of weekly and yearly earnings for major railroads including Chicago and Alton, Central of Georgia, Detroit and Mackinac, Interoceanic of Mexico, International and Great Northern, Louisville and Nashville, Mobile and Ohio, Minnesota, St Paul and Sault Ste Marie, Mexican International, Southern, Toledo, Peoria and Western, Chicago and North Western, and others. It lists weekly figures, year totals, and May, March, or March-May periods with gross, expenses, and net earnings alongside mileage, showing varied profitability and trends across 1910 compared with 1909 and 1908.
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Chicago & Alton
Central OF Georgia
Detroit & Mackinac
Interoceanic OF
Louisville & Nashville
Mobile & Ohio
Minn
ST. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie
Mexican International
Southern
Toledo, Peoria & Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Bufflo
Rochester & Pittsburg
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Twin City
Atlanta
Birmingham
Atlantic
Chicago Great Western
Oper
Wells-Fargo
GULF
The Markets Iron and Grain Summary from the Exchange
Markets report varied prices for commodities including iron No 1 and No 1 Cotton at 16.62, coffee No 7 Rio at 1650, sugar granulated at 5.15, steel rails at 28.00, molasses 40, beef ham and pork messy notes, wheat No 2 red at 1.07, corn No 2 at 6.814, lard molle West at 12.30, flour Minneapolis points at 5.60.
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Amer
Car & Fdy Se
Sbam Hide & L Pt
Bo Bias
Eait & Ohio
P Ee
Ches & Ohio
Chic Gt West
Chi Mi & S. P
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Central
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Pacific
Brx & West
Fe Ivanica Taz
Hern Pac
Hern Ry
Syte Oe
Ts Rw Pacific
P&f
Rio
Molle West
Grain Market Quiet Then Firm On Wheat And Corn
New York June 27 1910 grain market showed wheat firm closing 1 2 percent higher amid small offerings and nervous tone. Winnipeg and Northwest strength spurred buying while corn eased on rains with slight supply changes. Cotton remained steady with July notices light and spot demand steady.
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New York
Winnipeg
Northwest
Minneapolis
Liverpool
Manitoba
Commission House
Blames the cotton pool in national investigation
A Department of Justice official visited the city to gather details on the cotton pool charges. The government plans for all legal moves, with autumn possible for prosecution. The pool allegedly controlled three fourths of U S cotton, with about 1 4 million bales in May and 670 000 bales exported in five years. Lawyers for the indicted challenge the special grand jury’s legality while the government stays focused on the case.
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Department of Justice
United States
First Bale of 1910 Cotton Sells at Auction in New York
The first bale of the 1910 cotton crop arrived from Texas and sold at the New York Cotton Exchange. S. M. Weld & Co. paid 25 cents per pound for a 500 pound bale, total 250 dollars. Proceeds go to charity. bale ships to Liverpool for further sale. Baled in Mercedes Texas on June 22.
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Texas
New York Cotton Exchange
Cotton Exchange
S. M. Weld & Co
Liverpool
Mercedes
Tex
Houston
New York
Bowery
Henry Hasler
Henry Sayler
Emil A. Huber
Turkish trolley system bids invited in Constantinople
Hecuf Bey acting Consul General of Turkey announced that the Ministry of Public Works invited bids for a large trolley network in and near Constantinople. Specifications are available from the Turkish Consulate. bids due within six months. The winner receives a franchise for five government decided lines and additional lines proposed by the bidder and approved by the government.
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Hecuf Bey
Turkey
Ministry of Public Works
Constantinople
CATTLE AND HOGS PRICES ACROSS MULTIPLE MARKETS ON JUNE 27
Receipts in Chicago reach 33 000 with cattle mostly lower and hogs down 5 to 10 cents. steer prices range 6 25 to 8 60, cows 4 2 to 6 50, while hogs sell around 9 40 to 9 50 for butcher grades. East Buffalo reports mixed cattle demand with steers around 6 50 to 7 50, hogs steady to lower, and sheep/lamb markets firmer for lambs. Cincinnati shows steady cattle, quiet hogs, and sheep steady. Kansas City notes steady cattle, stockers strong, hogs 9 15 to 9 50, sheep steady to higher. Pittsburg lists light supplies with prime cattle and veal calves, while Louisville markets lambs and sheep with softer notes and lower tops.
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Havre
Hamburg
Pfennig
Rio
Santos
Europe
America
New York
Lima
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Hennery
Pearl
Florida
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Eastern Shore
Virginia
Norfolk
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Demerara
Jersey City
McPherson & Co
Distillery Fed
Kentucky Bulls
S. Sanders
Kentucky
J. Shamberg & Son
Andrew Mullen
Jelliffe, Wright & Co
W. R. Hume
É0th Street
J. G. Curtis & Son
Nelson & McCabe
Buffalo
H. H. Hollis
B. W. Otis & Co
Kerns Commission Company
Indiana
Virginia Lambs
Maryland
West Virginia
State
Tennessee
Tobin & Shannon
Sixtieth Street
Fortieth Street
Lehigh Valley
Central Union
Weehawken
Beef Morris Beef Co
Beajentio.cie
Morris Beef Co
Cedric
Swift Beef Co
Majestic
Minnetonka
Schwarzschild
Shamberg & Son
Boston
Philadelphia
Montreal
London
Manchester
Bristol
Eee
Chicago
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Ittsburg
West HS
The
Tribune
Louisville
Wheat prices spike in Chicago grain and provisions trade
Chicago June 27 wheat futures closed above a dollar with a late surge as a dry Northwest and crop worries boosted prices. Corn and oats fell modestly while provisions drifted lower amid profit taking and renewed heat fears. Winnipeg and Liverpool reports amplified market tension.
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Chicago
Liverpol
Winnipeg
Cheese higher at Utica Dairy Board of Trade
Utica New York June 27 half cent advance for cheese reported by the Utica Dairy Board of Trade with sales across varieties. Large white and large colored cheeses sold in multiple boxes at 14 and 14 1/2 cents respectively while small white and small colored moved at 11 2/3 and 4 1/2 cents. Butter creamery products priced with tubs and prints at 28 1/2 cents and 29 1/2 cents respectively.
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Utica
N. Y
Utica Dairy Board of Trade
Elgin Butter Market Holds Firm on June 27
Elgin market reports butter prices firm at 27 1/4 cents per pound with total production 1,333,600 pounds for the day. Market activity notes steady demand and stable quotes across the region.
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Elgin
Cloverseed Prices Steady in Toledo Market
Toledo June 27 cloverseed prices list the October contract at 650, December at 680, Marco Timothy-Prime at 225, August 2 Like-Prime at 73, and August at 795, reflecting market quotes for seed commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Marco Timothy
Wheat and commodity prices in Liverpool and London markets
Liverpool and London report dull and firm tones across grains oils and meats. Wheat No 2 red steady July 6s 7d and Oct 68 9½d, corn firm old American mixed 5s 4½d, futures quiet. beef and pork prices listed, lard and bacon values, cheese and turpentine notes, linseed oil and rosin figures, sugar and petroleum shown with June dates.
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Lake
Here
New York
East St. Louis
Cleveland
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Galveston
Pacific Coast
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