News About Auctions Business

The News Review:

- Putin painting fetched £750000 in charity auction
- E.N Gas Storage To Auction ff Storage Capacities At Epe
- Treasury Auctions Set for This Week
- Heading Into Auction Season a Mixed Market

Putin painting fetched £750000 in charity auction
guardian.co.uk UK 
Putin’s deft canvas titled Pattern fetched 37 million roubles at a charity auction in St Petersburg ? 32 million more than its reserve price. The work was sold together with paintings by other Russian celebrities to raise money for children with cancer. The sale price is thought to be a record for the sale of a painting in Russia. The former president and current prime minister’s contribution shows a festive view from inside a log cabin. While not exactly a Picasso the colourful scene seems surprisingly competent for a beginner.

E.N Gas Storage To Auction ff Storage Capacities At Epe
Wall Street Journal 
N Gas Storage a unit of utility E. XE) said Monday it will auction off firm storage capacities at Epe in an auction on Mar. The auction will be held on the internet platform store-x offering storage bundles at its H-gas storage facility each with a withdrawal rate of 10.
Related from Murtoughsupply: Strategic Storage buys Va. storage unit

Treasury Auctions Set for This Week
New York Times United States 
According to traders at the close of the New York cash market on Friday the rate on the outstanding three-month bill was 0. The rate on the six-month issue was 0. 28 percent and the rate on the four-week issue was 0.

Heading Into Auction Season a Mixed Market
New York Times United States 
Some sectors of the market are down measurably while others are not. Muscle cars with production numbers greater than 1000 or so have perhaps retreated to 2005 prices according to Colin Comer a Milwaukee dealer and author of ?Million Dollar Muscle Cars? (Motorbooks 2007). ?But those with lower production numbers (with the exception of Hemi-powered Dodges and Plymouths) don?t seem to be down at all? Mr.

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