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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1910

Page

5

Third Avenue Road Plan Heard by Public Service Commission

A Public Service Commission hearing on the Third Avenue Railroad bondholders reorganization heard arguments from shareholders and critics. James Appleby urged keeping control with a receiver until rehabilitation. William Amory demanded restitution of disputed funds and disbarment for aiding looters. William Guthrie defended the plan as best for investor recovery, noting $51,000,000 in securities sold and funded for the road. The session adjourned to next Wednesday for unfinished documents.

Public Service Commission Third Avenue John E. Eustis Middletown Conn Wesleyan University James Appleby Celenel William N. Amory William D. Guthrie Committee On Reorganization

Gary Discusses Outlook As Steel Chief Forecasts Turn

Ex judge E H Gary chairman of United States Steel Corp., before European vacation, forecasts a better steel market once crops improve. He notes no major crop deterioration, expects rail orders to resume, and sees little further decline this year with potential slight gains in some lines. He adds no new financing needed this year or next.

E. H. Gary United States Steel Corporation Lusitenia Europe Woniten States Steel Corporation Steel Corporation Conmec

Tefft-Weller liquidation moves forward amid creditor pressure

An advisory committee of five Gryvgoods merchants has decided the Tefft-Weller Company should liquidate rather than reorganize. Creditors will receive about 1 cent on the dollar, with potential future reorganization. On January 1 assets stood at 8471.62 and liabilities at 1 953 015, later reduced to under 1 706.40. By May 1 merchandise stocks were 3 7086 and 500 000 worth of goods had been bought, with 2 200 000 total goods mostly sold and bulk sale talks with buyers including John Claflin. The committee members are A. D. Juilliard, Cornelius N. Bliss, William De Raines, C. L. Bausher and Woodbury Langdon.

Gryvgoods Tefft-Weller Company William B. Ellison John Claflin A. D. Juilliard Cornelius N. Bliss William de Raines C. L. Bausher Woodbury Langdon

Dexter says failure honest in Fisk and Robinson bankruptcy

Special master Stanley W. Dexter reports dismissal of all charges against the bankrupt Fisk and Robinson. He states the failure was honest and due to excess investment in illiquid securities with no ready market. Only two creditors, holding minor claims, oppose discharge.

Stanley W. Dexter Fisk & Robinson Dexter

Foreign Financial. London Market Summary June 28

London closes with Consols up 3-16 at 8 4, for account 2 1/2 higher. Anaconda and U.S. securities firm early, then advance to 4 1/4 and 4 1/2. Paris firm. Wall Street opening dampens gains. late trading dull. Rates: cash money 2 1/2, short bills 2, long bills 2. Paris francs 19 7, Berlin 3 1/2, Paris exchange 2 1/2. Berlin firm. Paris routes 98 francs 7c.

London Sean Si Fema Stock Exchange Paris Wall Street Berlin Paris Exchange Berlin Exchange

Mining Stock Closing Quotations in San Francisco

The official closing quotations for mining stocks today list several prominent names with varying figures. Notable entries include Kentucky Con and Mexican 4% with modest changes, Ophir and Imperial showing small shifts, and Utah Con and Union Gon among others, reflecting a fluctuating mining market.

San Francisco Snoui Ae Justice Seetele Rejcher Kentucky Occidental Ophir TOR Ml & Va Imperial Esra Nevada Pois Union Cgon el Gourg & Curry Utah Dake & Norcross Yellow Jacket

Pittsburg Moves to Oust Railways Company Over Charters

Mayor Magee signs resolution to petition the Attorney General to revoke the charters of Pittsburg Railways and related companies. The city seeks millions in damages for street upkeep and alleged ordinance violations, aiming to force receivership and clear streets for new transit with potential subway plans.

Tribune Pittsburg Magee Pittsburg Railways’ Company City Law Department FE. S. Morrow Railways Company Pittsburg Railways Company Philadelphia

Belt Line mortgage hearing in federal foreclosure suit

Judge Lacombe heard the final hearing yesterday in the United States Circuit Court over Farmers' Loan and Trust Co. against Central Park North & East River Rail Road Company known as Belt Line and others to foreclose a $1 200 000 mortgage from 1872 securing bonds due December 187. Under the lease, the Metropolitan and New York City Railways company bore Belt Line obligations. On August 6 1908 the lessees receivers ceased operations and the road was returned to Central Park North & East River, which has operated it since. Counsel for affected interests received two weeks to file briefs.

Lacombe United States Circuit Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company Central Park North & East River Railroad Company Belt Line Metropolitan New York City Railways

Cotton Ginners Report Summary from National Association

Memphis June 29 The National Ginners Association issues its report covering cotton conditions to June 29 indicating overall 82.3 percent stocked. Alabama 71 Arkansas 77 Florida 81 Georgia 83 Louisiana 83 Mississippi 84 Missouri 8 North Carolina 77 Oklahoma 90 South Carolina 77 Tennessee 89 Texas 8

Memphis National Ginners’ Association Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi Missouri North Carolina Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee Texas

Philadelphia Stocks and Bonds Summary

Philadelphia market notes show mixed equity bids and asks across utilities rail and steel names. Key items include Lehigh Valley RR at 43 43% and 64 74% for carload, Pennsylvania RR 64%, Philadelphia Electric at 145, and coal and steel issues with modest gains. Bond listings include A F Company 93 93% and Phila Elec at 46 TM 76 with various pref and common issues.

Charles I Barney & Co Broad Street New York South 4Th Street Philadelphia Am Cement Lehigh RO Ieree Lam Ry Co Leh Vai RR Camb Steel Phila Co Car of N J Do Pref el Star Bat Penn RR Co Fl Co Penn Stee Phila Elec O Phila Rap Tr Traction Lake S Corp T'n Gas Imp Welsbach Co Phila Elec Do Ss NJ Con a/Phila Co bs

Campaign of Publicity and Navy Promotions in Washington

Washington notes report infantry officers lobbying for a Washington infantry post. Presently no foot soldiers near the capital, prompting demonstrations of new equipment. War Department wary of unofficial campaigns, preferring formal channels. Admiral Rogers retires with paymaster general successor Cowle, and Captain Lyon defends record amid Brownsville ammunition dispute. Annapolis exams yield 104 of 280 passes. Army and Navy orders list officer reassignments, promotions, retirements, and ship movements including Dixie Tacoma Castine Grampus Pike Fortune Justin Nanshah Marcellus bailed for Pensacola and other vessels.

Tribune Bureau Washington National Capital Washington Barracks War Department Army Engineers Army War College Fort Myer Virginia Potomac Park River Front Congress Admiral Rogers Eustace B. Rogers Naval Bureau of Supplies and Accounts Navy Naval Supply Bureau Meyer Rogers Bureau of Supplies and Accounts Thomas J. Cowle Naval Academy California Naval Service

Railroad earnings summary for Seaboard Air Line and peers

The data shows earnings and expenses across major railroads for periods including June, May, and year-to-date figures. Seaboard Air Line reports midyear totals with gross earnings and net income, while contemporaries such as Canadian Pacific, Rock Island, Southern Pacific, Mexican International, Interoceanic of Mexico, Union Pacific, and others list monthly and year-to-date revenues, operating expenses, and net earnings, highlighting profits and fiscal health across 1908 1909 1910 periods.

Seaboard Air Line Canadian Pacific Rock Island Oper Poe Serehoe Southern Pacific Mexican International Interoceanic OF Mexico Amie Noc Orin SR. Woos Cen Union Pacific

Securities Auction Report From Exchange Sales Room

Yesterday Adrian H. Muller & Son conducted an auction of various securities by order of executors. The Metcalf Company 7 percent preferred and common shares, Guantanamo & Western Railway 1st preferred trust ETF 12 percent and common, American Sparklers Company, Port Richmond National Bank, Northern Bank, Lawyers' Mortgage Company, United States Trust Company, Home Trust Company, Title Guarantee and Trust Company, Metropolitan Street Railway Company and others were sold in multiple lots totaling many shares and dollars.

Metcalf Company Guantanamo & Western Railway Company Trust Guantanamo & Western Rail— Way Company American Sparklers Company Coca Seas Port Richmond National Bank of Staten Island Northern Bank New York Lawyers’ Mortgage Company United States Trust Company Ane Elena Home Trust Company Sipieis Hare Kai Biwe Metropolitan Street Railway

Railroad Equipment Bonds and Car Trusts Maturing 1910 27

Swartwout and Appenzellar furnishes a notice listing railroad equipment bonds and car trusts with maturities spanning 1910 through 1927. The item outlines a condensed financial instrument schedule from Swartwout & Appenzellar of Pine Street.

Swartwout & Appenzellar Pine &T

General Market Report 1910 Grain Cotton Prices and Stocks

New York June 29 1910 grain wheat weakness minor declines market close. Northwest weather rumors and light rains spark late selling. Corn oats and barley mixed with prices near steady to higher. Cotton advances sharply on near month covering by Wall Street. futures and spot quotes rise. Internal receipts show large wheat and corn movements. seaborne clearances up modestly.

Wall Street Ife Ncember

Market News: Cattle and Hogs Vary Across Major Cities

Chicago reports steady to firm cattle and hog prices with mixed gains for prime steers and heavy hogs. Buffalo, Kansas City, and Pittsburg show softer or steady runs, with lambs and sheep fluctuating and demand uneven. Louisville notes lambs firm with some improvement, while sheep trades soften overall.

Chicago East Buffalo Lamba Kansas City Pittsburg The Tribune Louisville

Market price list snapshot from a historical ledger

A fragmentary price table shows varied commodity quotes such as iron, cotton, coffee, sugar, steel rails, molasses, beef, pork, wheat, corn, lard, and flour. Entries include ratios, percentages, and crude figures like 15.95, 16 62, 8, 5.06, 12.02, 0, 32.93, and 12.35, reflecting a midline historical market ledger.

New York Rio Maedack Molle West Mpis Pnis

Livestock Market Report From 40th Street Yards

Receipts totaled 74 carloads and 1 484 head with 24 carloads for market. Steers eased slightly while bulls fell about 18 2c. cows barely steady after Monday’s decline. Prices ranged from 5 40 to 5 10 per 100 pounds for steers, bulls 350 to 525, cows 225 to 530. dressed beef slow. Sales cited include Ohio and Virginia lots with varied weights and prices from multiple firms.

G & L. & Diffenback Curtis ‘& Son Hollis Curtis & Se W. R. Hume G. & L. S. Dillenback Jelliffe, Wright & Co Andrew Mullen B. W. Otis & Co H. He Hollis S. Judd & Co Tobin & Shannon Sanders Shannon State Kentucky Kerns Commission Co Maryland Virginia Ye. Wright & Co S. Sanders George & L. S Dillenback J. G. Curtis & Son New York 40Th Street Liverpool London Ohio Pennsylvania McPherson & Co

Cloverseed Prices From Toledo Market Report

Toledo market notes Cloverseed prices show cash bids of 873 tober with 6723 in December and 872 in March. Timothy seeds list No 2 at 225 and No 3 at 235. Al Like prime seed quotes 745 with August at 75 percent.

Toledo Tober Timothy AL Like

Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Declines on Rain News

Chicago June 29 wheat prices closed lower after days of gains as Northwest crop reports soured and rain in Eastern Montana threatened North Dakota fields. Large holdings were unloaded by leading interests, driving prices down 1 to 1 1 2 cents. Corn finished unchanged to up a notch, oats steady to slightly higher, and provisions up about five cents. The first car of new wheat arrived from Oklahoma, with Southwest receipts triple last year and thrashing returns cited as excellent. Kansas wheat yields improving rapidly.

New York Northwest Montana Canada North Dakota Longs Liverpool Minneapolis Duluth Milwaukee Ard Inter Kansas Middle West South America Brazil Arbuckle Brothers Arbuckle Muscovado London United States Willett & Gray Ee East St Louis London Express Southern Long Island Enna Baltimore Norfolk North Carolina South Carolina Georgia State Florida Carolina New Orleans Jersey Eastern Shore Pbl Delaware Maryland Mississippi Hothouse Chicago Board of Trade Oklahoma Southwest

World Markets Report From Liverpool Shows Mixed Commodities

Liverpool markets show sparse wheat stock with July and October futures, corn stable with galveston shipment options, and a range of prices for tea, spices, lard, and oils. Cottonseed oil and beet sugar listings appear with varied regional references and speculative notes.

Liverpool Galveston Vondon Pacific Coast India

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