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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1912

Page

5

Financial News Notes Highlight Copper Prices and Steel Output

The report surveys copper price discussions by industry figures urging regulation to steady markets, notes American Locomotive and Westinghouse Electric earnings trends hinting at strong year prospects, and details coke and pig iron pricing in Pennsylvania Alabama and the South. Oil field activity in Kansas shows renewed drilling and rising crude demand, while Western Canada and Carnegie Steel report record production, with Virginian Railway bonds attracting investor interest.

Baltimore Wall Street Stock Exchange Qnommas F. Cole South Tirmingham Alabama Frm No. 2 Foundry Itat Topeka Kansas Standard Oil Aastern Kansas Eldare

Central States Electric eyes Cleveland utility ties

Public notes reveal Central States Electric Company planning to hold over 7 percent of Cleveland Electric Illuminating, with a board featuring notable figures from American Gas and Electric, Spencer Trask, General Electric, and others. Details show outstanding stock, notes issued, and plans to convert notes to preferred stock. Cleveland Electric Illuminating expansion includes a 25,000 HP unit for 100,000 HP total. The Electric Bond and Share Company, a General Electric vehicle, manages holdings and consolidations of public utilities, with dividends tied to preferred stock and a policy preventing excess common stock dividends.

Central States Electric Company Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company Feld R. E. Breed American Gas and Electric Company Edwin M. Hulkley Spencer Trask & Co Anson W Burchard General Electric Company de Forest Candee Federal Utilities Company George A. Gulliver Republic Railway and Light Company Parmely W. Herick Herrick, Parmelee & Crawford Cleveland Robert Lindsay Cleveland Electric Triuminating Company Robert C. Morse Jackson & Curtis Boston James Richardson Richardson & Clark Providence R. J. Samuel Scovil Cleveland Electric Iluminating Company Harrison Williams New York Guaranty Trust Company Cleveland Electric Tuminating Company Cleveland Electric Muminating Company Cleveland Railway Company Cleveland Electric Minmmating Company Ite Wax General Elen Cirle Company General Electric

Earnings Trend At US Railroad Sees Rising Net Profits

For the twelve months ended February 9, 1912 net earnings were 1,679,610. For the fiscal year ending June 2 four months' estimated net earnings will exceed 1,500. The next year’s net earnings should total around 12,000. Interest charges on the bonds are 1,371.50. In the year ending June 2, 1900 coal tonnage was 980,000 with gross earnings of 6. The following year tonnage rose to 2,141,000 with earnings 2,071.08. The next annual coal tonnage is estimated at 1,000,000 with gross earnings about 48,000.

Union Muclic Railroad Company May Kros Southern Pacific Company Wapensen United States Steel Corporation

C and W Dividend Passed

The New York Ontario and Western Railway directors declared no dividend for the current fiscal year due to coal strike losses. Local year earnings dropped to about 8.5 million with a 470 thousand surplus, after disruptions from mining disasters and threatened coal rate stability.

New York, Ontario & Western Railway Company

Bond Dots United States Bond Offers Across Several Cities

Amesbury Massachusetts awards a tax anticipation loan of 800000 and issues 4 percent water bonds dated July 1. Lowell Massachusetts invites bids for temporary loan of 800000 maturing December. Detroit invites bids for 240000 4 percent twenty year water bonds. St Louis hosts vote on 2,750,000 bridge bonds. Lavonia New Hampshire invites bids for 25000 temporary loan maturing December. California to sell 2000000 percent highway bonds dated July 5 1911 maturing 1923. International Trust Company Boston offers 100000 6 percent first mortgage sinking fund bonds of San Lily Power and Water Company dated November 1 1910.

Amesbury Mass TL. Day & Co Lowell, Mans Detroit California International Trust Company Moston San Lily Power and Water Company Colorado Springs New York P. Pelt & Co Harriman É& Ful Dietrapelie Screivoa Morris Fitent Native Security Ward Tinton Getharn Keenwich Hanover Yorkville Hanon Nanna Mine City Tavent Queens Queens Co Hteatty Ansa Empire Fidel Uma Guaranty Am Naraitton Macmon Washington Weatchenter MY Kings Co Windsor i Swaput & Appanselar Pinestevet Nuelly Antfield Aulantle Coast Line Hutt Hoch & Pitty Cher & Ohio Chicaga & Alton Hocking Valley Kan City Routh Tah Valley Cays Mirsour Pennsylvania Seaboard NEW York Tribune United States

Sealshipt Oyster Co Discontinues Dividends on Pref Stock

The directors decided yesterday to discontinue for the present the payment of dividends on the $2,600,000 seven per cent cumulative preferred stock. One per cent has been paid quarterly before, with funds to be applied to the company's property development.

Sealshipt Oyster Company

Syndicate gains control of Electric Properties Company

Control of the Electric Properties Company shifts to a four member syndicate formed by Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing, Equitable Trust, Stone & Webster, and William Morris Tribie & Co. The company plans expansion without new capitalization or changes in directors. George F. Tripp, ex-Stone & Webster, chairs Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing and spearheads the move.

Electric Properties Company Westinghouse Machine Company Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company Equitable Trust Company Stone & Webster William Morris Tribrie & Co Electric Light Corporation of Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & O Alvin W. Kreeh Gauttable Trust Company Krech George F.tripp Stone & Websters

ITEMS OF THE STREET: Diverse stock dividends and exports

Dividend declarations appear for Vulcan Detining, Broad Exchange, National Fire Proofing, Alliance Realty, Associated Merchants, H.R. Clamin, RE Bliss, Mohawk Mining, United States Safe Deposit, MWlcetrte Atliition, with payments through July and August. Copper exports for the weekend and year to date refresh figures. Curbstoning admission for Pettivone Mulliken. Gates elected to US Realty committee. Currency movement, interior receipts, and Sub-Treasury details noted. Grain and mill stocks, railroads, and steel price changes reported alongside corporate governance moves.

Vulcan Detiining Company Broad Exchange Company National Fire Proofing Company Alliance Realty Company Associated Merchants Company H.R. Clamin Company RE. W. Bliss Company Mohawk Mining Company United States Safe Deposit Company Mwlcetrte Atliition Corporation Realar Red Street Carpenter United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company

Wind Up Cordage Trust Forms to Liquidate Assets

The Standard Assets Corporation, formed by the protective committee of Standard Cordage Company bondholders, aims to liquidate the cordage firm’s property rather than have it sold at auction. L Hotchkiss chairs, with Charles E. B. Orvis as vice president. D. A. Kent Gall as secretary treasurer. Directors include Hotchkiss, Orvis, Albert M. Parlin, Judson S. Miller, and S. W. Kolin. The assets insure certificates for the $2,508,200 first mortgage bonds. The committee recently bought Cordage properties for $175,000, paid about 5.9 percent to owners of $246,800 bonds not deposited with the committee, in full settlement of claims. Proceeds from sales will be distributed as dividends to the $2509.90 bonds deposited with the committee.

Standard Assets Corporation Standard Cordage Company The Assets Corporation L. Hotchkiss Charles EB Orvia D. A. Kent Gall Messrs. Hotchkiss Standaré Assets Corporation Lividenda

Odds Are Even How Wilh go wer time on the ball game

The article previews the annual game between the Bostonian supporters known as the Broad street curb faithfuls and the New York club. It notes public doubt on Boston’s ability to supply strong hitters and pitchers, predicting a likely even contest with the Broad street group possibly matching the New York squad in grounders and endurance.

Roston New York Broad Street Borton

New Baggage Rule Halted by Interstate Commission

The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended proposed new baggage rules affecting common carriers nationwide from July 1 to October 22. The regulations would limit free baggage for passengers and raise charges on excess baggage. The decision also sided with Consolidated Fuel Company in a dispute over coal car equipment against several railways.

Waenington Milroad United States Denver & Rio Grande Railroad

U S Treasury condition report from Weenington

The message notes Treasury balances, including 18 187 126 in banks and 44 Philippine Treasury, with totals from recent war era accounts. It reflects a strained financial status and mentions various unsettled finances and implied shortages.

Weenington Gene Ear Treasury Benke Philippine Treasury

Business troubles in bankruptcy petition filed in state court

A fragmented bankruptcy petition was filed in a state court naming Yenny Batchheinger and Leon Wachtel as parties. The document cites voluntary liabilities and a listed address, with the filing attributed to a firm identified by a 1434 Tinton Street reference and 1047 confusion in the text.

Aled Sretentay Yenny Btacheinger Leon Wachtel

July Cotton Market Steady After Minor Noticing

July cotton notices totaled about 45,000 bales, absorbed quickly by spot interests. Market barely moved, with July futures up to four points intraday, closing near unchanged as a private crop report showed improved conditions and no shift in trade sentiment ahead of a government report next week.

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Public Utility Costs and Mail Rates Highlight Sunday Tribune

The Sunday issue of the New York Tribune outlines nationwide mail service at $250 annually. It notes public utility topics and cost considerations affecting readers across the United States.

New-York Tribune United States

Weather and crop market drift amid dry heat and showers

Market notes show cereal edges influenced by dry heat in the Northwest and potential spring showers. Kansas crops estimated around 6 to 9 million bushels sparked an initial rise. prices later slid with modest rallies. Corn held steady with small losses. oats weakened from Thursday’s levels. Coffee steadied with light turnover as buyers appeared on weakness. Brazil’s fire insurance pushed costs up slightly for nearby contracts.

Kansas

Market Report Weather and Grain Prices Across Regions

The market shows continued dry and hot conditions in the American and Canadian Northwest with buying interest in wheat futures. Futures declined slightly as liquidation hit hog futures. oats, flour, and corn futures showed mixed movement with export and inland prices noted. Local contract prices for wheat, oats, and corn shifted within narrow ranges as traders assessed supply demand and weather outlooks in New York and London markets.

Canadian Northwest Hogue RYR Painat YORK Cinna Day Siendier Hamburg Tio Antae Leon Tive Phewry Fanity Viatts Midi West Foe Lake Lac iTing Tone London Conpar Annae New York Condon Tin Alluros Gor Ie Pat Maat Lou Dadice London East St .Faule Onot Ie London Hautointon

LIVESTOCK PRICES DRIVE MARKET REPORT FOR JUNE

New York June 2 101 cattle and veal market results show steady to strong demand for good dry cattle with bells and cows mostly lower. Bulls and heavy stock traded lower while calves and sheep and lambs moved in mixed fashion with prices varying by weight and origin. Major buyers from Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia participated with varied prices across grades and weight classes.

New York Bologna Minnick HirdinsMand Willac Averett Thera Sato SAO Saad Rma Newton & Co Virginia Atores Tennessee Pennaylvania Bull Randers Tony Ty Hooth Jshambere & Son Virginia Ateers Robin & Shannon Tohln & Bhannon Judd © Co Kennn Commission Company Tos BUSH Amman Shannon Kentucky Tania West Tech Virginia Buck McPherson & Co Maryland Liak St Rowse Hina California Xtras Liverpool Wizgc Atples Far Western Baer Tsegsi Southerm Barker Jersey Taland Seito Long Island Silac Up- Piven Teite North Carolina Wilde Delaware Jesuey Cheno Gnateeserm Wester City Texas Southern Hulle Incobe Ateera Vera Fenty Dorsi Hehta Falr Louisville

Market data on country produce and livestock

The report outlines fluctuating prices and stock levels for beans, peas, butter, cheese, meat, fruits, and vegetables. It lists tonnages, weights, and prices across regions such as Virginia, Ohio, New York, and Kentucky with notes on cattle, hogs, and lambs, including receipts and market tone.

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS PRICES REPORT

Grain and provisions market notes from Chicago show fluctuating futures and reported prices. Seed prices for cloverseed ahold, al slike and Timothy are listed with monthly options and varying quotes.

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