Market Quiet as Missouri Pacific Bond Tie Emerges
The stock market showed little change with trading muted and major issues quiet. The formal announcement of Missouri Pacific’s 176 million dollar 5 percent convertible refunding mortgage bonds dominated talk, while Western Union Telegraph and Telephone interests stirred speculation about potential future controls. American Cotton Oil fell 11 points amid dividend discussions and war‑related anxieties, with coal and iron stocks fluctuating on rumors about steel industry moves.
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Inese
Wiswouri Pacific
Tasuet Mt
Upion Telegraph Company
Anda
Financial
Sian
Wales
France
Jaime
Texas Pittehurst Cal
Virginia Coal
Stk
Stites Steel Corporation
Virginia Coal Vinnd Coke Company
Clale Last
Troy
Missouri
Ind ‘Leyak
Nowan Lata
Pittsburg
Washington Segce Exchange Quotations Fragment
Fragmentary OCR sample lists stock quotations from Washington Segre Exchange with numerous misreads. It mentions bonds, electric and public utility stocks, savings banks, insurance, title insurance, and miscellaneous issues. Contains names like Emerson, Transtfer, and various stock categories.
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Fel Telign
Ceria
Eocene Co
Dhuyer
Skiigios Rey
Elec
Pital
Enon
Alex
Vernon
Raooeaiteaes
Emerson Beeam
Meenthsler
Greene
Eere Acme Covncs
Wattington Savings
Corcoran
Sear Seoraee
Ced Flamington Ascket
New York Bond Market Amid Treasury Dealings and Gold Shifts
The New York market shows Treasury dealings in steel and similar stocks trading higher amid a broad shift as gold holdings rise. Bank reserves gain on gold inflows, while sterling exchange and foreign demand fuel cautious rates, with bonds and commodities fluctuating and traders watching funds flows and the Bank of England statements. In statistics, railroad directories shift as Janelua Tuttle names as Maine Central president. Morgan and Akinner join Boston and Maine board.
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South America
Sterling Exchange
Bank of Figlinds
Anal Transomotron
New Hawan
Maine Central
Portland
Charles B Mallon J P Morgan
William Akinner
Boston and Maine Railroad
Maine Central Railroad
Janelua Tuttle
New York Cotton Exchange revisions discussed after close
The New York Cotton Exchange revision committee met after hours and fixed delivery differences for the current trade year and the next revision in September 1910. The report lists changes versus last September and notes market reactions in wheat corn oats barley and cotton with prices and futures directions reflecting a cautious but steadier tone amid favorable crop reports and forecasts.
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Noro
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Lse
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Calla
Thor
Wight
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AL Te Hewal
Tor Ie Purpien
Ratte
Ituraaty
Angus
Wall Street Gossips on Goulds and Missouri Pacific
In semi official New York notes the Goulds gain cash from Western Union holdings as Missouri Pacific financing nears. The move signals readjustment of Gould company finances and hints at possible independent reorganization of the Wabash-Pittsburgh Terminal and related lines. Gold shipments to South America and steady money rates accompany the day’s trade of Missouri Pacific rights above subscription price.
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Hibbs Heads Change Officers Elected on District Exchange
William Hibbs elected president of the Washington Stadit Exchange at the annual officers election held yesterday afternoon. Hibbs, head of Hibbs & Co brokers, doubles as a New York Stock Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade member and is expected to raise membership value through his influence. Reelected officers include Robert H Lynn as vice president Benjamin Woodram as secretary and Griffin as treasurer. Governing committee members named: Mearns Flather Webber Williams Hendricks and Preset.
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Swisher Oil and Gas Buys Pitchie County Holdings
Swisher Interests acquire oil holdings in Pitchie county West Virginia from I Bunnell and others for 2500000. The Bunnell tract includes fourteen producing wells with a combined daily production of twenty barrels, forming a significant asset in the Swisher deal.
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