Increase in Freight Rates Likely on Eastern Lines
A meeting of executive officers from several eastern rail lines will discuss traffic official recommendations for higher class rates in the trunk line territory. The plan excludes commodity rates and aims to align class rates with increased handling costs since 1887. Small increases would impact shippers little and affect overall freight receipts only modestly.
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Hastern
Lnes
New York-Chicago
New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cotton Market Rises on Rain and Demand Hopes
The cotton market rose amid reports of heavy rains in the Western belt and improved demand for spot cotton in the South. The market closed with a small net advance after opening firmer, with daily sales around 259,000 bales and local spot prices holding at middling Upland and Gulf levels. Floods and overflows were noted along the Lower Mississippi River and in Texas, Arkansas, and related regions.
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Mississippi River
Texas
Arkansas
Seeseeveee
Nath Careers Nice
BASIS
Daieuel So Iepeee
RAN Vaei
Gulf
Mobile
Luc
Savannah
Sigc
Eales
Norfolk
Augusta
New Orleans
Houston
Coffee Market Sees Near Month Gains Amid Switching
The market opened steady and ended with near month gains as near positions strengthened. Trade for the day totaled about 9 760 bags with Rio and Santos largely unchanged and Brazilian port receipts near 19 000 bags, while Jundiahy arrivals fell from last year.
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New York
Rio
Reis
Santos
Jundiahy
Rio No. 7
Dull Holiday Trading on Philadelphia Exchange
Trading on the Philadelphia Incal Stock Exchange was exceptionally dull as holidays approach. Total volume was 11 274 shares with most net prices barely above commissions. only Reading Lehigh Valley United States Steel and Tonopah Mining moved over 1 000 shares with insignificant changes.
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New York Times
Philadelphiia
Incal Stock Exchange
Reading
Lehigh Valley
United States Steel
Tonopah
Rvs. CO
Bel Telephone
Aie
Brooklyn R. T
Cambria Iron
Cambria Steel
Electric Co. of and. Cos Lg
Frank
Axphalt Pf. O
Hunt, & Broad Top
Hunt
B. T
Ins. Co
Fey Tee
Lehigh Navigation
Tehich Val
Marsden Co
Merchants’ Trust Co
Pennsylvania Eosceene
Pennsylvania Co
Phila, Co
Cescnecas
Union Traction
United Cos
United Gas Imp
Orang Tom
U. S. Steel
Treasury Reserve and Liabilities Reported for Day
Washington April 15 The Treasury's opening figures show reserve funds including 150 million in gold coin and bullion 841 494 869 in trust funds to redeem outstanding certificates 457 434 000 in silver dollars 5 198 600 balance in 1890 silver dollars 171 078 445 general funds 204 340 688 deposits in national banks 3 58 412 228 awaiting reimbursement 331 863 current liabilities 123 18 670.
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Washington
Treasury
Bemayo Seseseseccesss
The Foreign Market News From London Paris Berlin
The report notes firm discounts and dividend disbursements easing money demand in London. Consols and home rails gain on better labor outlook while American securities show slight advances. Copper shares rise with metal, bar silver steady, money at 2 21 percent. Paris and Berlin markets also firm with New York cues and copper price rises. Canadian Pacific shares remain strong.
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London
New York
Europe
Stock Exchange
Paris
Foreign Public Securities Quoted for European State Bonds
Yesterday's quotations show several European state and municipal securities with listed yields and prices. Traders monitor gilt and bond markets as rounds of trading conclude.
Canal and Dock shares slip as Quaker Oats leads gains
Shares on the Chicago Exchange fell back 14 to 4813 as Quaker Oats preferred rose. Other prices were steady and trading dull. Telephone traded at 11074 and Swift at 9a fraction. Minor Street's Western Stable Car sold off a fraction. Can preferred declined 13,4 with sales listed.
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New York Times
Chicago Exchange
Swift
Peewee Anenaess
Canal & Dock
Oak Park
Elev - Chi & O. P
Elev
Chicago Telephone
National
North Chicago
Sears-Roebuck
Swift & Coeeeee
New York Exchange
Metal Market Report Reveals Copper and Tin Shifts
Copper spot and futures rose in London trading while pig tin closed higher after a strong open. Lead slipped slightly, Spelter held steady, and iron warrants remained firm. New York prices showed copper and lead bid and ask levels with minor changes from the prior day.
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London
Standard Foundry
Middlesboro
New York Metal Exchange
New York Incorporations Aid City Growth in April
Albany reports list of newly formed companies led by Hexter Taxameter Cab Company and Somerville Drew Company, with capitals ranging from 5,000 to 460,900 dollars. Directors span addresses in New York and Brooklyn, including Ralph Hexter, Charles S. Somerville, and Fred Le Moyne Drew, among others. Several businesses expand capital, while Cunard Realty Company dissolves under Nassau Street attorneys.
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New York Times
Albany
Hexter Taxameter Cab Company
New York
Capital
Ralph Hexter
West 120Th Street
Thomas’ F. McDermott
West Eighty-ninth Street
George We R. Snowden
Fourteenth Street
Brookyn
Somerville Drew Company
Auto
Rudolph L. Hanan
Carl S. Hanan
Broadway
Joseph A
East Thirteenth Street
Newark
Atlantic and Gulf Transportation Company
Oscar M. von Bernuth
Carlos E.lenibecke
George <A. Lenibecke
Wall Street
Grove &Co
August R. Beck
Sixty-second Street
William M. Greve
Clara L. Greve
Eighth Avenue
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Erie County
Charles J. Vogt
Martin Schuler
Anderdinand Grimm
N. Y
Vogt & Dose
Charles Vogt
Harry G. Freeze
William Nagel
Barclay Street
George E. Loeffier
Ce Ay
E. Loeffler
Jefferson Street
Michael J. Gibbons
Fourteenth Avenue
Bred de Fan
Rugby Road
St. Louis Car Automobile Company
John F. Valleant
Nassau Street
Louis A. Hopkins
Warner
Fred M. Laurence
Broad Street
John P. Magill
Tochturman’ & Schehr
Philip Tochturman
Ferdinand Schehr
Canal Street
Nathan G. Gollberger
Corporation of America
George Olsen
West 248Th Street
James A. Lanigan
West 112Th Street
Michael J. Dayce
Chambers Street
The
Victor Amusement Company
Victor D. Levitt
Adolph Seeman
Prospert Avenue
Joseph Silverman
Madison Avenue
Furrer & Carey, Incorporated
Emanuel Boloman
Sarah Solomon
Grand Street
Charles Richman
Essex Street
Auction Results Show Various Securities Sold in New Jersey and New York
Securities disposed at auction yesterday at the Exchange Sales room 14 and 16 Vesey Street Adrian H Muller & Sons auctioneers for account of whom it may concern include New Jersey Water mortgage 4 percent bonds 1000, New York and Company first mortgage bonds 6.5 percent due 1990, Wells Fargo & Co 100 shares, Broad Exchange Company common 20 shares, Conway Company 10 class bonds, National Bank of Commerce 100 par value, and other listed issues with various maturities and coupons.
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Houston & Texas Central Railroad Company
Frederick P. Olcott
Central Trust Company of New York
Southern Pacific Company
GOWER
Exchange
Vesey Street
Adrian H. Muller & Sons
New Jersey
New York and Company
Vember
Carnegie. Trust Company
Broad Exchange Company
Fargo & Co
Ealty Associates
Mortgard Bounds
Langage
Conway Company
National Bank of Commerce
St. Louis & Southwestern Railroad
Gwso
Carnegie ‘Trust Company
Carnegie Trust Company
Columbia Trust Company
Shroadway
New York
Wilierd VY. King
Evans K
DIC
Edward IL. Oppenheim
Fairman R&r
Broad Street
Lavelle & Gordon
Paskus
Ohen
Bankers Trust Company
First Trust Anp Savings Bank
Chicago, Md
Lincoln Trust Company
Fifth Avenue
Borough of
Manhattan
State of
Newrk
Frank Tilford
Joseph Z. Bray
Electric Bond and Share Company
Electric Bond
Earnings and leadership changes in early 1900s firms
The report notes Alabama Consolidated Seal and Iron earnings for Marek and forecasts higher April earnings due to an extra furnace in Gadsden and increased mining output. It also lists Mackay and Co offering stock, New England Investment & Security Railroad stock dividends, and leadership changes at Hag and Paper Company with Edward Barratt elected president. It mentions Sea Board Airline Railway bond notices clarifying applicability to underlying bonds.
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Alabama Consolidated Seal and Iron Company
Marek
Gadsden
Mackay & T‘o
Si'z
New England ,Investment & Security
New York, New Fhraven & Hartford
Railpox Company
Edward Barratt
Pion Hag and Paper Company
J. G. Fisher
Kicage
John HM. Derby
J. 7 A. Kimberley
Dummites
Seaboard
Opportunity Calls: Ads Reach 156000 Readers Daily
The advertisement invites readers to place ads in The New York Times, noting reach to over 156,000 people daily. It provides contact via Telephone 1000 Bryant and directs submissions to American District Telegraph Company offices.
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NEW York Times
Bryant
American District Telegraph Company
Adv
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Silke
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Jemmcott Square
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Willian Street
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New Tore
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Louis V. Bright
Thorwald Stallenecrt
Archibald Forbes
David B. Ogden
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John T. Lockman
Henry Morgenthau
NEW York Trust Company
Otto T. Bannard
Mortimer N Buckner
James Dodd
Frederick J. Horne
Fee
Arthur S. Gibbs
Herbert W. Morse
HW. Shaw
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B. Aymar Sands
Joseph J. Slocum
Jowan W. Sterling
Eames Slill van Ernst Thalmann
Myles Tierney
P. A. Valentine
Illinois Central
Macy Brothers
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Houston & Texas Central First Mortgage
New York City
R. S.tl.ovett
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WM. BH. Nichols
Howard Bayne
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Mgr. Bond Dept
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Fulton Trust Co
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H. H. Cammann
H. W. Reighley
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Washington Trust Company Postal Tel
Delaware Registration & Incorporator’s Co
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American Railway Association
Numor
Financial Notes
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
41St Street
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railway Company
First and Second Preferred Stockholders’ Protective Committee
Circuit Court
Hughes County
South Dakota
New York & Western Consolidated Oil Company
Exchange Pines
Postal
Ticker Pub. CO
N. x
Salt Lake
Weir, Bros. & CO
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
MUT Bank
Boston, Mass
Jolin E. Larkin & Rathbone
Strong & Cadwalader
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James N. Janvief
A. G. Becker
Richard Delapiels
Neal Rantoul
Fr. H. Skelding
Albert H.owiggin
Albert Stickney
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Jamaica Township Water Company
Jamaica Water Supply Company
the Peoples Trust Company
Montague St
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New Haven
Rionzo
Fifth Aveue
United States Realty Improvement Company
United States Realty
Thor, Bellows
Thompson-Starrett Company
W. D. Babbitt
Guldeberg & Rogers
Division Street
Louis Rogers
Aprivath
Rachael Goldberg
Harry, Coldberg
Union Pacific
Stockhol Ders
Broadwaew York
Nolien Fe Hersby-E-Cen
Leavenworth, Kencas and Western Railway Company
Union Pacific Railroad Company
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