New York Stock Report Shows Volatile Metropolitan Moves
The New York market closes active after a volatile session led by Metropolitan Street Railway gains and tax collateral fears. Amalgamated Copper rose while Burlington Cedar Rapids & Northern jumped, with United States 4s advancing and broad demand for bonds offsetting earlier declines.
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New York
Metropolitan Street Railway
Metropolitan
Amalgamated Copper
Shorts
Manhattan
Burlington
Cedar Rapids & Northern
Union Bay
Chicago
United States
Railroads and Preferred Stocks List From Historic Ledger
A dense OCR fragment lists railroad companies and preferred stock statuses. Includes Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe, Canadian Pacific, Chesapeake and Ohio, Chicago and Alton, Great Western, Illinois Central, Missouri Pacific, New Jersey Central, New York Central, Pennsylvania, Union Pacific, and many others with notes on first or second preferred status and percentages. Additional entries mention express companies and miscellaneous lines.
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Atchison
Cesseseeseee
Haltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
T‘anada Southern
Savees Mhesapeake
Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Peesasre
Pebausteesesee Cdo
Semicego & Eastern Iil
Eee
Great Western
Hicago
Northwestern
Chicago
Colorado Southern
Epee & Hudson
Denver & Rio’ Grande
Lake
Erie & Western
Great ‘Northern
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Iowa ‘Central
Loulaville & Nashville
Manhattan L
Cede
Seieres
Mexican Central
Mexican National Minn
St. L
Missouri Pacific Bee
New Jersey Central
New York
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Torgere Fl
OTA
Osene Song
St. Louis
St. Louis Southwestern Tana . 28H Do Preferred . . Oo &. Paul
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
L& W
Union Pacific
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I de Ka Mierasas
Armercan Car & Tenary Sablete
BOC
Ciocencencéscacenescese
Ales
Passdeckeed
Ibekiyn Rapid Tramait
Cotarnss
THOM
Money on call and exchange rates steady in New York
Money on call nominal prime mercantile paper 44ty per cent. Sterling exchange firm with activity in bankers' bills at 5374 for demand and at 4 8194 84 for 6 days. Posted rates $4.64 Sy and Fl com mercial bills $4.83%04. Mexican dollars 4c. Government bonds steady.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Metals Market Sluggish Trading Across All Departments
New York trading in all metal departments was very slow with prices generally unchanged. London cables were negative and there was no open market there. Locally tin held steady to firm around 2 714 3 714 per ton with small jobbing sales, copper near steady with mixed quotings, lead quiet and unchanged, and iron firmly held but quiet.
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New York
London
London financial cable reports mixed stock activity
The Commercial Advertiser notes moderately active trading with Kaffir stocks leading. American issues were steady to hard on tax collection postponement for collateral stock, while the market eyed banks' report for potential weakness. Slatemore & Ohio shown strength and Southern Railway preferred absorbed on dividend talk. Copper stocks remained steady.
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New York
London Financial Cablewram
New York Associated Banks
Slatimore & Ohio
Southern Railway
Bank statement shows mixed changes in reserves and circulation
The Associated Banks report for the weekend shows increases in deposits and specie but decreases in circulation and legal tenders. Reserves rise to about 626 thousand dollars with a surplus of over 4.59 million dollars, while circulation falls by 7.0 percent.
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New York
T4anes
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Jncrease
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TOU
Deportes
New York Weekly Trade and Banking Thefts and Loans
New York reports weekly exports of specie totaling 777.5 thousand dollars in silver and 14.2 thousand in gold with imports at 44.651 thousand gold and 14.064 thousand silver. Goods imports reach 10.142% million, while bank associations show record loans and a cash discrepancy amid transfers to Boston and Philadelphia.
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New York
Wonks Expand Loans By Zero Dollars In Six Cases
Two of six Wonks expanded loans by 0 dollars, increasing total exposure in a conservative move. Officials noted no new numbers beyond the zero amount and emphasized unchanged repayment terms.
Wheat and corn markets show firmer May closes in Chicago trade
Wheat started higher on French crop report talk but remained weak with slow local trading. May wheat rose to 78 and settled higher. Corn quiet but firmer with May up to 2 cents, oats dull but firm, and May provisions, pork and ribs higher on a modest hog run.
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Hicago
St. Louis
May
Stee
Sar Ts Ye
Liverpool
Mey
Market report notes wide grain prices and cattle sales
Cash quotations show mixed grain values from flour to barley and seeds with No 1 Maxseed at $1.07 and prime timothy seed at $6.00. Livestock receipts list cattle at 807.2, hogs 21,000, and sheep with prices ranging from $4.70 to $5.25 per unit, reflecting a steady to strong start followed by softness.
South Omaha Livestock Prices Report
Cattle receipts steady in South Omaha with native steers at 406 to 6.0, cows and heifers around 305, western cattle 7505.25, Texas steers near 3.0 to 4.75, canners 1.75 to 3, calves and feeders 2.75, hogs steady with heavy around 76.15 and mixed 85.7, bulk sales 5,736.95. Sheep and lambs show muttons 4.25 to 5.75, ewes 4.75, lambs 5.50 to 16.00.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
Sted
South Omaha
Texas
Fevaeda
Market Receipts and Steady Trade Across Livestock
Kansas market report shows cattle receipts and steady trade with native and Texas stock types. Cows and heifers priced around 2.75 to 3.00, bulls 8.29 to 9.55, calves 4.75 to 6.75, hogs steady, lambs and ewes priced between 2 and 5 dollars, range wethers around 4.05 to 5.25.
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Kansas
Texas
Aales
Wus
Mendocino Marl Tie Over Mountain Keepers
In a region spanning Mendocino and San Joaquin areas, a mountain pass rescue efforts save 61 Selambs as 608c details emerge about Routh Plains operations and ties between teams.
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Mendocino
Mountain
Save
San Joaquin
London Market Summary Mixed Bond Rates and Shares
London markets show consol for money steady at 44 18 and account at 47 18. Anaconda at 6 percent, Atchison 74, Atchison preferred ih. Canadian Pacific 118, Southern Pacific steady, Union Pacific 10 percent, Union Pacific preferred 92. Bar silver quiet at 27 1/4.
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London
Consola
Anaconda
Atchison
Atchson
Canadian Pacific
Southern Pacific
Ite
Union Paete
Union Pacific
Treasury statement shows cash and gold balances
Washington on February 15 reports an available cash balance of 173,664,022 dollars and gold holdings totaling 86,485,815 dollars in today's treasury statement.
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Washington
the Treasury
Grain and Provisions Market Letter by J. S. Simpson Co
Daily market letter and booklet offer statistical information on grain provisions seeds cotton and values. Published by J. S. Simpson & Co at 362 La Balle Street Chicago, members of the Chicago Board of Trade. Established 1891.
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J. S. Simpson & Co
la Balle Street
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Dillon and Beaverhead Special Council Meeting
Special Dillon council meeting discussed counting votes from the city election with bond issue on hold. Water supply from rem springs deemed insufficient. another source to be chosen later. Library site debated with Carnegie offer rejected for schoolhouse lot, funding to come via subscription. ex mayor Morse pledges $1. Real estate dealer W H Orr sells George Noah ranch near Glenn Hill to F T Float for 3000. Rifle club forms to build clubhouse at the old range. about members join.
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Dillon
Bond Ink P
Rem
Carnegie
Morse
W. H. Orr
Butte
George Noah
Hutte
F. T. Float
Pierre
Glenn Hill
Organization Plans Another Meeting to Complete Deal
The group discussed their intention to join the deal and will hold another meeting on Thursday to finalize the organization.
Monarch News items from February report derailment and local updates
The Monarch bulletin notes a Sunday train delay due to a derailed engine caused by a misplaced switch. Wrecking crews from Great Falls fixed the line. Local residents report icehouse storage from the cold snap. August Anderson leased his hay and grain ranch to travel to Sweden next summer. J Ober, stockman, leased Kirvey country ranches to Pete Metle for three years and returns to Havre to join a mercantile business. William Geisie ships horses to Broadhead Wisconsin for the third year. Richard King leaves L B Howe’s employment and returns to Angus Minnesota with plans to settle locally if he can sell Minnesota property.
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Standard
Monarch
Great Falls
Jerry Hoffman
Belt
W. W. van Orsde
John Gahan
August Anderson
Sweden
J. Ober
Kirvey
Pete MeTle
Ober
Havre
Willam Geisie
Armington
Broadhead
Wis
Carpenters Support San Francisco Strikes in Union Meeting
At a February meeting of the Carpenters union in Great Falls, members unanimously voted to appropriate union funds to the striking San Francisco iron workers. In district court Judge Leslie will hear Mary Kinsfield’s application to be administratrix of Peter Vonbank’s estate, who died February 2 while visiting relatives in Iowa. The estate lists $7,000 in city property, $50 in St. Paul house furnishings, and $100 in cattle. He leaves many Vonbank children as heirs and no widow.
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Northwestern Wireless Telegraph Company
Chicago
Bell Telephone
Northwestern
Pere Marquette Railroad
Lucington
Mich
Manitowoc
Wis
Waukegan
Milwaukee
Wall Street
Chicago Board of Trade
Gulf States
Cuba
Wireless
America
Western Union
Postal Companies
Northwestern Wireless Telephone & Telegraph Co
la Salle St
Union Trust Bank
Joseph
Schwab
Standard
Iest Falls
Carpenters’ Union
Iron Workers
San Francisco
Leslie
Mary Kinsfield
Peter Vanbank
Iow
the &St. Paul
Mary Binsfield
Anna Haberbush
Josephine Cohn
Busan Long
Lizzie Baatz
J. P. Vonbank
John Vonbank
Kate Vonbank
Lind Vonbank
Clara Vonbank
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Thomas N. Snyder
Treasury Statement
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Northern Pacific Railway
Europe
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