New York Exchange Opens With Mixed Stock Activity
Special to THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES reports Chicago June 18. New York exchange rustled with premiums as American Can common led volume with nearly 5 000 shares traded to noon and prices peaking around 28 5/8 before retreating. Union Traction rose to 20 in morning deals while Diamond Match and Canal and Dock showed varied quotes. Biscuit stock softened near 45 1/4.
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Chicago
New York Exchange
Canal and Dock
Amer
Union Trac
Lake Stree
North
West
Philadelphia Times
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Stock Exchange
Pittsburg Stock Exchange Price Table Report
Pittsburg on June 18 reports the day’s price movements across the Pittsburg Stock Exchange with a table of figures showing current bids asks and closing values for listed securities. The data reflects market activity and pricing trends for the period.
Baltimore Stock Market Seaboard Leads Strong Session
The Baltimore market closed strong after a steady day with Seaboard preferred as a feature. Northern Central hit par at a new high, Cotton Duck incomes rebounded above Monday's last sale, and the list remained steady to firm. Money on call ranged around four to five percent with 8,123 shares traded and $200,200 in bonds transacted.
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Philadelphia Times
Baltimore
Seaboard
Northern Central
Foreign exchange markets ease after gold withdrawals
Yesterday's sterling market softened due to export gold withdrawals and bill sales. Demand rates slipped with actual business down about 4 cents, sixty day bills easing to 4.855 percent on demand 4.88 and cables 4.88. Commercial bills 4.84 to 4.85. Continental rates showed francs near 5.17 to 5.15, reichsmarks around 0.954 to 0.955, guilders about 0.403 to 0.404. Leading drawers posted rates followed.
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Reichsmarks
Steel Trusts Dividends Expected On Preferred Stock
United States Steel Corp directors meet on July 2 to decide on a dividend. It is believed they will declare a 7 percent annual dividend on the Preferred stock. Action on the common stock remains uncertain as officers and counsel weigh the implications after the preferred distribution.
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Steel Trust
New York
United States Steel Corporation
European stock markets mixed as rates ease in Europe
London June 18 prices held steady with few movements though Consols and Spanish 4s rose modestly while German rate cuts supported discounts. American securities opened near parity with some strength in Atchison St Paul and Illinois Central amid a dull overall tone and anticipation of French rate cuts.
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London
Stock Exchange
New York
Atchison, St. Paul
Illinois Central
New York Stock Exchange
Berlin Stocks Rally Then Slump On Hamburg Shipping News
Funds were firmer on the Boerse today after a rate cut but later declined as liquidations followed private information from Hamburg about the suspension of a large shipping house with a Buenos Aires branch.
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Berlin
Hamburg
Buenos Ayres
Paris Stocks Climb Late After Quiet Day on Bourse
French 8 percent rentes slid to 100 fr 2 centimes but closed firmer at 100 fr 17 centimes. Spanish 4s ended at 72 60, down from 72 67 yesterday. Rails and rentes were weak while industrial shares were freely offered and declined. Brazilian stocks and Spanish 4s firmed then eased. rentes recovered as overall business remained dull.
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Paris
Imperial Bank of Germany reports weekly balance shifts
Berlin June 18. The weekly statement shows changes since June 11 in gold and silver coin and bullion up 14,180,000 marks notes in circulation down 6,429,000 marks Treasury notes held up 920,000 marks other securities up 20,680,000 marks.
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Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Treasury
Gold premium quotes from London on June 18
Gold premiums in London on June 18 show Buenos Ayres at 133.90, Madrid at 39.05, Lisbon unchanged at 39.50, with values compared to the previous day 134.10, 39, and unchanged respectively.
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London
Buenos Ayres
Madrid
Lisbon
German iron markets face expected storm in Rhine Westphalia
Cologne June 18 The prolonged stagnation in the Rhine and Westphalian iron market has reached a critical state. The industry organ warns of gathering clouds over the raw iron sector and says a most destructive storm may burst unless an unexpected change occurs.
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Cologne
London and Paris Financial Notes June 18 Update
Financial brief from London Paris Berlin and Russia noting Bank of England bullion £35000 on balance gilt renies 3 per cent 100f 10c exchange London 251 24c Vickers Maxim bonus issue £1100000 Berlin discount rate cut to 3 percent and Russia Germany trade shifts cited as background for rate move.
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London
Bank of England
Paris
Renies
Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Germany
Banks Strengthen Reserves Amid Bond Support in New York Deals
Philadelphia banks have fortified liquidity through large cash payments from New York tied to corporate deals. Circulation totals rise despite scarce 2 percent gold bonds, with notes at 358.1 million dollars of which 28.5 million is lawful money and retiring. Bond secured circulation sits around 324.7 million, aided by sizable recent bond deposits totaling 826.1 million.
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New York
Y. Eucedeshia
North sAimeria
Eden Ieee Ee Saees
Banks Plan Interior Overhaul For Girard Building
In March to $800,000 during April to $2, May to and $1,000,000 during half of June. Gold bonds secure circulation at $313,340,000 and public deposits at $79,362,600 totaling about $392,700,000. Two percent bonds held by banks leave about $53,200,000 to private hands. Sub Treasury shows New York banks lost $1,371,000 since Friday. Philadelphia banks hold $228,316,000 in deposits, about $65,000,000 more than a year ago. Girard National Bank plans extensive interior alterations on South Third Street to gain first-floor banking space.
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Philadelphia
Girrard National Bank
South Third Street
Bank clearings rise and fall across cities
Bank clearings yesterday show mixed results compared with the prior period. New York processed 16,000,870 dollars, Philadelphia 24,568 dollars, Baltimore 738,073 dollars, and Boston 12,112,055 dollars, with some cities showing increases and others decreases.
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New York
Baltimore
Boston
Babe
Corporate dividends declared and payable dates
Standard Coupler Company New York regular semi annual 4 per cent on preferred stock payable July 1. Cornell Mills and Flint Mills Fall River quarterly 1 and 14 per cent respectively. They each declared 2 per cent last year. United Fruit Company Boston quarterly 144 per cent. This is a decrease of 1 per cent. American Smelting and Refining Company regular quarterly 1% per cent on the preferred stock payable July 9. National Park Bank semi annual 7 per cent payable July 1. Federal Steel Company quarterly 14 per cent on the preferred stock. Hall Signal Company regular quarterly 1 per cent on the common stock payable July 1.
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Standard Coupler Company
New York
Cornell Mills
Flint Mills
Fall River
United Fruit Company
Boston
American Smelting and Refining Company
National Park Bank
Federal Steel Company
The
Hall Signal Company
Boston Clearings Banks Weekly Statement
The weekly statement shows changes: loans decreased. circulation increased by 5,000. deposits up by 398,000. due from banks up 650,000. legal tenders up 550,000. clearings up 815,000. excess reserve up. excess deposited in New York up 425,000. Detail compares with the prior period: deposits 231,587,000 to 138,831,000. specie 16,217,000 to 14,878,000. legal tenders 8,350,000 to 8,004,000.
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Boston Clearing House
Fuateeenns
Aenae
Due Banka
New York
Banks in Kansas City to be absorbed by New York lender
A high authority says City National Bank of New York controlled by John D Rockefeller and Standard Oil is negotiating to buy the National Bank of Commerce and the First National Bank of Kansas City. The National Bank of Commerce reports $1,000,000 capital and over $30,000,000 in deposits, and the First National is described as a strong institution.
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Kansas City
City National Bank of New York
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
National Bank of Commerce
First National Bank of Kansas City
First National
Dank Stock Auction Ends at M. Thomas & Sons
M Thomas and Sons auctioneers at 118 South Fourth Street present the final sale of Dank stocks. The event marks the last of the Dank stock offerings, listing items to be auctioned and sale terms.
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M. Thomas & Sons
South Fourth Street
America
North
Fox Chase
Girard
Ind
St. Nat
Lincoln Ares Jonia Moregassi
Columbia Av
Pinen Igh Ory Mr Mesh Te
Northern Penn Co
Phila ‘Bila
Provident
Pa Biz Co
Real E
al Race American
Germantown
Trade'n's T Girard Trust
Aig
Eee
Aea Teas Setehesen Co
W.p-T& i O
Peuna
del ‘Utual
Éllance Franklin
State of Pa
Ng Garden
Mey Girard
Eutonta Jefferson
Mechanics Lamberme
Government Bond Quotes Yesterday Versus Monday Close
Yesterday's closing quotations for government bonds are reported versus Monday's levels. The snippet notes the comparison without detailing specific bond names, yields, or price movements.
July Dividend Disbursements Rise to Record Levels
New York reports July 1 interest and dividend payments totaling 120 to 125 million dollars, the largest July sum on record. Growth across agricultural, industrial, and manufacturing sectors drives higher payouts, with several railroads and steel firms announcing increases or new dividends.
Strawboard Interests to Consolidate in Chicago
Negotiations are under way to consolidate the Strawboard Interests of the company in Chicago. The move signals a strategic realignment aimed at unifying operations and strengthening market presence across divisions. The discussions, not yet finalized, involve key executives and pending regulatory considerations.
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Strawboard
Chicago
Commercial Markets Receipts Hit Large Totals In Weak Tone
Market activity shows receipts of 15 789 bushels and 108 948 bushels with shipments 24 000 and 77 600. Stock levels reach 326 168 and 850 910 bushels as export interest remains light. Prices hold with minor changes amid good crop prospects and weaker outside advice.
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Radstreet
Pennsylvania
Market Report Weathered by Weak Demand in Car Lot Sales
Pacelots show 20 825 bushels shipped and 186 916 bushels on hand as demand for car lots remains night and market stays weak with ample offerings. In Twentieth street elevator 1 car No 3 white sold at sixty percent, 2 cars No 2 white natural at 88 cents, 8 cars do clipped on track at 23 cents, 2 cars do do at 34 to 34 cents, and 8 cars do choice at 54 cents.
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Twentieth Street
Grain market report with mixed oats and flour prices
Receipts totaled 2 695 barrels and 1 771 340 pounds in sacks as demand remained light and selling pressure persisted. Quotations show Winter super and several roller, winter, spring, and patent grades ranging from about 2.10 to 4.10 per bushel, with notable price dispersion across brands and mills.
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Pennsylvania
Kansas
City Mills
Rye Flour Prices Steady at 2758 2.00 per barrel
Market notes show rye flour offering no material change with quotes around 2.7582 dollars per barrel reflecting quality concerns. Exchange appears stable as buyers monitor supply and pricing signals in the regional grain market.
Creamery Supplies Demand Holds Prices Across Grades
Supplies of Western creamery ery were well cleaned up at firm prices with prints in strong demand. Quotations show Western creamery extra at 19 1/4 cents, firsts at 18 3/4 to 19 1/2 cents, prints extra wholesale at 20 cents, Jobbing at 21 to 24 cents.
Trade steady as offerings moderate and prices firm
Market bulletin notes quiet trade with moderate offerings and firm prices. Quotations include New York full cream small chores choice 84e and fair to good 84ja8c part skims Gazige, with quality noted.
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New York
Market report shows steady option prices and firm staples
The option market stayed steady to firm despite light receipts at Chicago and fears of manipulation. July to October futures closed mixed around 47 to 48 1/4 cents. Cargo receipts included 87,900 bushels of oats and various commodity quotes for hay hops hides leather wool coal beef and pork with modest gains in lard and pork values and steady cotton seed oil and turpentine prices.
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Chicago
Yalge
Walde
Pacific Coast
Llalbec
T.c
S.A
Gabe
Cordova
New York Cotton Market Ends Steady After Late Rebound
Early trading showed a firm opening with 2 to 5 point gains on room and Liverpool support. Rumors of government review hit longs, profits were taken, July led declines, but late afternoon buying steadied prices 4 to 7 points lower from yesterday’s highs as spinners bought August and the market pared losses.
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New York
Liverpool
Grain Prices and Flour Values Reported in Minneapolis
Minneapolis reports cash wheat at 67 3 4 to 67 1 2 cents, July 66 3 4, Sept 66 1 4. On track prices include No 1 bard 69 1 2, No 1 Northern 67, No 2 Northern 65 3 4. Bran in bulk 11 to 11.25, flour first patents 38 to 40, second patents 36 to 38.7, first clears 20.25, second clears 20 to 21. The report covers close-Wheat and flour contract figures.
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Minneapolis
Bard
Northern
Were to fair request and firm for fine fresh stock
Auction notice lists Pennsylvania and nearby stock with moderate supplies. Items described as choice loss off 14 cents per gallon, Western good to choice loss off 15 cents per gallon, and fair to good 12 to 16 cents per gallon.
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Pennsylvania
Market Quotes for Fowls and Chickens
The market showed steady demand with moderate offerings. Fowls and hens sold around 11 to 14 cents per item by quality, old roosters at about 7 cents, and spring chickens in pairs priced from 22 to 25 cents for 3 to 4 pounds, and 16 to 20 cents for 14 to 24 pounds per pair.
Wheat and Corn Market Summary in Chicago Trading
Chicago notes mixed grain activity with July wheat steady near 70 cents on favorable crop weather and rain delays in Kansas. Corn and oats steady to higher amid light receipts and demand. July pork and lard futures up, with provisions broadly stronger. Estimated Wednesday arrivals show wheat and corn stocks modest, while seaboard exports reach around 853,000 bushels.
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Chicago
Kansas
Shorts
Seaboard
Minneapls
Duluth
Fresh Poultry Quotations From Local Market Report
The report lists cleaned up supplies with prices for fresh killed fowls at 10 cents per pound, old roosters at 6.4 cents, broilers weighing 8 to 4 pounds per pair at 21 cents, nearby smaller sizes 20 to 22 cents, Western dry picked 20 to 22 cents, Western scalded 18 to 18 cents, and frozen chickens at 11 to 18 cents.
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Aizes
Meat prices and grades in steady city trade listing
The itemized market list shows steady demand with a reasonable jobbing trade. Prices cover cup beef, Western beef, city beef knuckles and tenders, beef ham, pork, hams, shoulders, picnics, bellies, breakfast bacon, lard and related cured products with brand guidance and average quality notes.
Fruit Prices Plentiful in Market Quotations
Supplies were liberal with good fruit outlets. California oranges per box priced by size from $3.50 to $4.50, navels $3 to $4, Mediterranean sweets $2.75 to $3.50, strawberries per quart $3 to $6, raspberries and blacks priced per pint or quart, cherries per pound $0.87, watermelons Florida prime per hundred $85 to $140, cantaloupes Florida per crate $1 to $2.50, peaches Florida large per 100 $8 to $12, Georgia per 100 $1.50 to $2, Havana pineapples per crate $1.50 to $2.50, large per 100 $8 to $12, small $4 to $6, Florida per crate $2.75 to $3.50.
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California
St. Michaels
Florida
Georgia
Havana
Market Quotations for Horticultural Goods and Produce
A fair demand persists for various lot types at quoted rates. Potatoes, Southern Rose prime per barrel 2.75 to 3.00. medium 1.75 to 2.00. No 2 1.25 to 1.50. Southern Peachblows and Keds 2.00 to 3.10. cabbage Norfolk per barrel crate 1.00 to 2.25. egg plant Southern per 4 barrel box 2.00 to 3.00. cucumbers Southern per basket 1.00 to 1.50. North Carolina green beans round per basket 1.00 to 1.25. wax beans per basket 0.90 to 1.10. tomatoes Florida per carrier 0.75 to 1.50. tomatoes Mississippi per 4-basket carrier 0.70 to 0.?. beets Southern per bunch large.
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Norfolk
Southern
North Carolina
Florida
Mississippi
Refiners' Sugar Prices Edge Down Slowly
Prices for refined sugars move slowly with a 15 cent per 100 pounds rebate after 30 days. Dominoes and lozenges list 6.05 to 6.70 cents per pound. granulated and cube varieties range from about 5.20 to 6.85 cents. standard granulated 6.35 cents. extra fine 5.11 cents. Multiple grades show small shifts as market steadies.
Market Summary For Hay Straw Prices In Quiet Market
Receipts totaled 320 tons of hay and 5 ears of straw. Supplies were fair and the market remained quiet at former rates. Hay prices ranged from 12.50 to 18.50 per bale or small lot, with Timothy and mixed lots listed. Straw prices covered No 1 straight rye, No 2 rye, tangled rye, oat and wheat with varied per unit figures.
Bran prices steady with modest bran offerings
The report notes a quiet market with moderate yet ample offerings. Winter bran sold in bulk at 16.75 to 16.25 per ton, while spring bran in sacks priced per ton at 15.50 to 16.00, depending on size.
Cotton Prices Reported In Limited Upland Market
Cotton was in limited demand with middling uplands priced at six and a half cents per pound, reflecting cautious trading and steady tones amid modest buyer interest.
New York Grain Prices and Market Receipts Report
New York June 18 flour receipts 27 785 barrels exports 6 004 barrels. Rye flour steady to good 2.80 to 13.50. Cornmeal firm. Rye weak state rye stable. Wheat receipts 241 450 bushels exports 143 486. No 2 red spot weak. No 1 Northern Duluth and No 1 hard Duluth prices noted. Options opened easy on foreign selling then rallied with later decline.
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Duluth
C. F
Market Report: Cattle Sheep Hogs Prices and Receipts
East Buffalo N Y June 18 Receipts show cattle 12 cars sheep and lambs 2 cars hogs 12 cars. Shipments Cattle 10 cars sheep and lambs 0 hogs 11. Offerings light no price change calves 5.75 5.00 lambs 4.66 4.80 sheep 3.90 4.10. Pigs 6.05 roughs 4.50 5.50 veal calves 6.06 6.50 heavy pigs 6.1006.15.
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Prices of cloverseed in Toledo June report
In Toledo on June 18 cash prime clover seed quoted at 4.50 while October delivery prices stood at 5.27 reflects market bids for seed grain and futures activity with price points noted for immediate and future delivery.
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Toledo
Ohio
Weather Bureau Crop Report Highlights Mixed Regional Conditions
The weekly Weather Bureau summary notes favorable temperatures in the Central valleys lake region Atlantic coast districts and Southern States but cool conditions and frosts in the Rocky Mountain and Pacific regions. Rain favored middle Rocky Mountain slope spring wheat and parts of the corn belt while heavy rains harmed the South Atlantic States and drought hampered Texas Missouri and Illinois. Harvests begin or progress for winter wheat in several states and oats and cotton show mixed outcomes across regions with cultivation needs and crop damage varying by state.
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Florida
Views of Brokers on Market Prospects and Railroads
Frank Bond of Edward B Smith & Co predicts higher prices due to a large crop boosting railroad earnings, with wealthy investors waiting to buy and likely stepping in at current levels. Charles H Bean & Co notes Harrisburg railway legislation delaying the Consolidated Traction merger but not derailing plans. Newburger Brothers Henderson observe rising demand for investment securities as large July disbursements approach. Railroads Pennsylvania Railroad Reading Lehigh Valley show strong earnings lifting bond appeal, especially tax-exempt issues, while banking firms see more individuals placing surplus funds in interest bearing securities.
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Edward B. Smith & Co
Charles H. Bean
Charles H. Bean & Co
Harrisburg
Consolidated Traction-Philadelphia Company
Newburger Brothers & Henderson
United States
Pennsylvania Railroad
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Pennsylvania
Wheat and grain supplies rise and fall across regions
New York reports via Bradstreet telegraphic updates on grain stocks showing United States and Canada wheat down 667000 bushels in East Rockies with 700000 bushels afloat for Europe, total up 133000. Corn and oats rise, with notable increases at Chicago and Minneapolis private elevators and Portland, Portland elevators. Combined wheat stocks in Portland Tacoma and Seattle drop 205000 bushels last week.
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Bradstreet
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East Rockies
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Chattanooga
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Tacoma
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Wash
Financial Executor and Transfer Agent for Trusts and Bonds
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Ansi Mt
Lavingeton Sevlpene
Lincoln Godfrey
Ion Aertsen
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Grant
Samuel Y. Heebner
William Weightman
William H. Lambert
Wiliam L. DuBois
N. Parker Shortridge
Jobn Story Jenks
William W. Frazier
Pyoceeror Erringer
William L. Dubois
Coal price increases hit New York retailers
Local coal dealers in New York announce a 26 cent rise per ton with future increases of 25 cents on September 1 and another equal rise on November 1. Dealers say higher wholesale costs to cover losses from last year’s anthracite strikes drive the changes, while supply remains steady and freight rates ease. Consumers are warned of the cumulative impact, though some note the changes were anticipated.
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Chicago and Cincinnati Market Report Cattle Hogs Sheep
Market notes from Chicago and Cincinnati show steady to firm trends across cattle hog and sheep lines. Chicago receipts 3 000 cattle and 19 000 hogs with Texas fed steers around 4.25 to 5.40 and hogs top 6.10. Cincinnati reports active hogs and steady cattle with calves, sheep and lamb prices noted. New York lists limited beef and veal trade with mixed quotes and light activity.
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Texas Fed
Texas
New York
SiaSe
Receiver to be appointed for American Mining and Investment
Minneapolis report states the American Mining and Investment Company will be placed in the hands of a receiver after the Minnesota attorney general moved. The firm admits it cannot pay debts and is insolvent, with assets estimated at under 1,000 dollars and liabilities far higher, though debts of 65 000 were floated by American capital.
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American Mining and Investmen Company
Geeral
Minnesota
More Gold for Export Negotiations with Ham Shipment
Negotiations for gold shipments to Ham by the Augusta Victoria were pressed through by foreign bankers yesterday. Shippers kept details of their arrangements undisclosed while the talks continued amid urgency and market sensitivities.
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Ham
Augusta Victoria
City Council Ratifies Gas Company Contract in Chicago
On June 18 the Chicago City Council approved a new contract with People's Gas Light and Coke Company. The city will receive light free instead of 8 percent of gross earnings for one year, with the arrangement expected to be neutral at first but increasingly favorable to the company as earnings rise.
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Consor Company
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People’s Gas Light and Coke Company
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Canada’s gold exports rise in ten months to April
Canada exported large gold dust and nuggets worth 11,580,556 in ten months ending April 20. Most, 17,805,025, went to the United States from the Yukon. Unrefined copper exports reached 2,193,766 with nickel 850,720 and other metals 2,022.88. Coal exports amounted to 4,150,773.
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Bar silver prices in London and New York fluctuate
Bar silver in London fell by 16 pence to 27 pence per ounce. Yesterday New York reported a commercial bar price near 0.00 dollars per ounce. Government assay figures show cent level changes. Mexican dollars and other assay data appear with changes noted.
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