Chicago Great Western to Pay Debenture Stock Interest
The Chicago Great Western Railway Co announces the 18th semiannual interest payment of 2 per share on the 4 percent Debenture Stock. Payment will be made July 15, 1901 to holders of record June 30, 1901. Transfer books close June 22 to July 2, 1901. Secretary R. C. Wight, St. Paul, Minn. June 7, 1901.
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Hocking Valley Railway Co
Columbus
Ohio
Messrs. J. P. Morgan & Co
Wall Street
New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
WM. N. Cott
Bae Company
Toa
Goob Hei Cott
Chicago Great Western Railway Co
Chicago Great Western Railway Company
R. C. Wight
St. Paul, Minn
Chicago’ Great Western Railway Company
Board of Directors
Northern Pacific Railway Co
Deutsche Bank
Berlin
Northern Pacific Railway Company
George H. Earl
Chicago & Alton Railway Co
Broadway
N. Y
Frederic V. S. Crosby
Western Union Telegraph Company
New_York
M. T. Wilbur
National Sugar Refining Company of Jersey
National Sugar Refining Company of New Jersey
F. D. Mollenhauer
New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company
NEW York and Harlem Railroad
George S. Prince
Manhattan Railway Company
Fifth Avenue Trust Company
5Th Av
Herbert H. Swasey
Injunction to Stop Dividends in Railway Case
In the United States Circuit Court a bill was filed against the Pittstairay Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway Company by Francis T. White of New York claiming ownership of stock and seeking to restrain directors from paying a $2 a share dividend on original stock unless a like dividend is paid on the special guaranteed stock.
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Pittsburg
United States
Pittstairay
Fort.Wayne
Price Paid for Locomotive Works at Paterson
Final payment for Cooke Locomotive Works Paterson New Jersey by International Power Company for Buene Locomotive Company was made yesterday. Price paid is said to be about $1,200,000 with new owners expected to take formal possession later this week.
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Cooke Locomotive Works
Paterson
N. J
International Power Comany
Buene Locomotiveompany
SFO
Treasury Bond Purchases
Washington June 12 The Secretary of the Treasury bought 35000 short term bonds at 113 8328.
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Washington
The
Financial Markets Review of Stock and Bond Activity
Stocks moved with notable gains and losses across industries led by chemicals steel and rail entities. Bonds showed more pronounced shifts with several state and corporate issuers advancing while others declined amid mixed rate expectations.
Wheat Price Outlook Amid Global Shortages and Big Harvests
The article traces wheat price trends from a past 20 cent rise caused by Northwest scare to later stability near prior levels. It notes Argentina's reduced exportable surplus, Europe’s wintered crop damage especially in Germany, and U S dominance with 60 percent of world shipments. Projections show a very large new crop, favorable weather in most regions, and fair prices for surplus amid strong near term demand, with potential for higher rates if conditions deteriorate.
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Northwest
Central States
Argentine Republic
Europe
Germany
United States
Texas
United Kingdom
France
Austria
Hungary
Wall Street
Market Movement Highlights Steel and Iron Stocks
The stock market show favored specialty issues with a strong undertone and fair demand for good stocks. The day featured notable moves in independent steel and iron shares, with Colorado Fuel and Iron advancing over 15 points at one point, while Tennessee Coal and Iron also moved.
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Colorado
Stock Market Mixed as Missouri Pacific Meets Monday Board
Market notes show varied advances led by Colorado Fuel and Missouri Pacific while prices overall stay firm with little selling pressure. Gossip on consolidations fades as analysts cite pool manipulation and strong earnings powering gains in rail and steel equities.
Western Union Reports Yearly Gains and Dividend
Western Union Telegraph Company posts for year ending June 30 a net revenue of 6 672 812 dollars with a 1 percent quarterly dividend declared. Surplus rises to 9 306 855 dollars from 8 458 206, aided by a last quarter estimated surplus of 293 950 dollars.
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Wall Street
Western Union Telegraph Company
Iron and Steel Trade Outlook and May Production Surge
May production jumped to 814 505 tons per week from 301 125, signaling a record pace as stockpiles of coke and anthracite declined to 333 813 tons by June 1. Demand remains robust across most regions, with steel scarce and prices high, while new mills like Mingo Neville Island and Newcastle ramp up, easing shortages later in the year.
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United States Steel Corporation
Mingo
Neville Island
Newcastle
Carrie
Chicago
New England
Texas
Amalgamated Association
Anaconda Mining Company Yearly Statement
The annual report filed by Anaconda Mining Company at Butte Montana details ore extraction of 1 276 896 tons with a yield per ton of 14 20 dollars mining cost per ton 33 97 total mining cost 5 069 071 transportation to smelter 27 miles 191 534 reduction cost per ton 4 14 bringing total to 5 288 720 with labor 5 572 302 and machinery 4 785 392 among other items listed.
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Anaconda Mining Company
Butte, Mont
Wall Street
Marketing Proceeds Reported for Last Year
The article notes total proceeds amounting to $207 415 with net proceeds of $5 571. It references overall financial figures and mentions categories described as ee net procee and last year figures of $5. It presents a concise financial snapshot without additional context.
Rockefeller Moves to Control American Linseed Merger
Homer Wise, president of Union Lead and Oil Company, said Rockefeller and associates gained control of American Linseed via director substitutions and declared the merger agreement non operative. Depositories were instructed to return deposited stock, with Union Lead and Oil pledging cooperation with Rockefeller.
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American Linseed
Homer Wise
Union Lead and Oil Company
Rockefeller
American Linseed Company
Hanover National Bank Seeks NYSE Listing for Capital Increase
Governors of the New York Stock Exchange approved the Hanover National Bank’s listing of new stock certificates to match an increase in capital from 1 million to 3 million dollars. The bank issued 20 000 additional shares of 100 dollars par value each, all fully paid. Surplus and undivided profits were 3 379 782.07 dollars per the report to the Currency Controller dated April 24, 1901.
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Missouri Pacific Railway Company
St. Louis
Missouri
George .J. Gould
A. H. Calef
Trenton
N. J
Library of Crematory
National Bank
W. J. B. Stokes
Cit
City of Trenton
New York Stock Exchange
Hanover National Bank
Railroad securities on exchange list total reaches large sum
Exchange yesterday listed numerous railroad issues including Oregon and California Railroad Company 375000 bond addition bringing total to 19792000, Texas and Pacific Railway 53300 stock for 38760000, Louisville and Nashville 1500000 bonds for 24994000, Erie 4801000 bonds for 34000000, Texas and Pacific Louisiana Division 2112000 bonds, Detroit Citizens Street Railway 5485000 bonds, and Erie Pennsylvania collateral trust 4 percent bonds for 1951 totaling multiple large sums across issuers.
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Oregon and California Railroad Company
Texas and Pacific Railway Company
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Erie Railroad Company
Louisiana Division
Detroit Citizens’ Street Railway Company
Pennsylvania
Sums of securities sold at New York auction at 111 Broadway
Ian H Muller and Son liquidated many assets at the New York Real Estate Salesroom. Stocks and bonds listed include Brooklyn City Railroad Company first consolidated five per cent bonds due 1941, Denver and Southwestern Railroad general mortgage sinking fund bonds due 1929, Indiana Natural and Illuminating Gas Company first mortgage six per cent bonds due 1908, The Durland Company second mortgages five per cent bonds due 1925, Fourth National Bank stock, and New York County seven per cent assessment fund stock of 1903 plus various bank and trust company shares. Prices and descriptions shown reflect broad holdings in railroads, utilities, banking, and manufacturing.
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Ian H. Muller & Son
New York
Broadway
Brooklyn City Railroad Company
Nassau Fire Insurance Company of
Brooklyn
New York and New Jersey Telephone Company
Standard Oil Company
Brooklyn Union Gas Company
Brooklyn Academy of Music
New York Produce Exchange
Cross, Austin & Ireland Lumber Company
United New Jersey Railroad and Canal Company
Denver and Southwestern Railroad General
Merchants’ Exchange National Bank
Central Trust Company
Indiana Natural and Illuminating Gas Company
Lawyers’ Mortgage Insurance Company
Leather Manufacturers’ National Bank
H. B. Claflin Company
Common
Adirondack League Club
American Surety Company
the Durland Company
Fourth National Bank
F. Moesmer’s Brewery Company
North American Trust Company
Produce Exchange Bank
Holland Trust Company
Bank of the
State of New York
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Trust Company of America
New York County
Chatham National Bank
Title Insurance Company
Coal production record set in United States for 1900
Washington dispatches report that the Geological Survey shows all coal production records broken in 1900 and that the United States still leads world coal output. Other items note a Mexican Central directors meeting on June 20 to approve income bond adjustments, and a July 15 Illinois Trust and Savings Bank stockholders meeting to vote on increasing capital to 4 million dollars. Canada’s eleven month trade totals rise to 329.35 million and Missouri Pacific board to meet next Monday with major matters. Pennsylvania capitalists lease a Kentucky steel plant, Dallas Street Railway buyers syndicate, Birmingham railway and power companies consolidate into a 10 million dollar corporation, and idle Republic Iron and Steel plant to restart next week.
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American Car and Foundry
Republic Iron and Steel
Southwestern Railroad Group
Missouri Pacific
Denver and
Rio Grande
American
Manhattan
Metropolitan
Brooklyn
Texas Pacific
London
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Tennessee Coal Company
Alabama Steel and Wire Company
Eusley
Chicago Great Western
Southern Railway
Chicago
Illinois
Norfolk and Western
Colorado
United States Steel Corporation
Tennessee Coal
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Steel
Pullman Company
Steel Trust
Pennsylvania
St. Paul
Atchisons
Wisconsin Central
Washington
Geological Survey
United States
Money market rates and London exchange in brief
The report lists money on call at 3 percent, time money from 3.14 percent for thirty days to four months and 4 percent for longer terms, mercantile paper at 3 to 5 percent with various maturities, and a Core House balance of 268,945,600 with a Treasury debit of 1,397. London money on call at 1.2 percent and open market discounts around 2 percent. Foreign exchange is firm with posted rates at 4.64 for sixty days and 4.5 for a shorter term.
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Mercantile Paper
Core House
Ee Ennee
Ub- Treasury
London
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Geo.h. Prentiss&co
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Dominick
Jacob Berry & CO
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York Consolidated Stock Exchange
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Seaney
30Th St
Dan
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Cook & Son
28Th St. & B’way
Singer Mfg. CO
J. S. Stanton
First National Gold Mining Company
Man & Man
New York City
William Man
Amalgamated Copper Co
William G. Rockefeller
California
John P. Jones
Capital
Dire
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Nevada
U. S
James B. Grant
Denver
Col
Grant & Omaha Smelting Co
Ashley
Ww. Cole
N.Y
Board of
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Silas B. Dutcher
Hamilton Trust Co
John C. Montgomery
Denver, Col
Montgomery Investment Co
Stilson Hutchins
Washington, D. C
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Sioux Falls
WM. C. Kean, JR
Willard Teller
Stephen W. Dorsey
Jerome B. Landfield, Jr
Binghamton
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Frank H. Ray
Charles E. Halliwell
Wm. R. Harris
American Tobacco Company
Continental Tobacco Company
Morton Trust Company
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Frederic P. Olcott
Frederic Cromwell
Adrian Iselin, JR
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George W. Young
Jacob L. Greene
Adrian H. Joline
James N. Wallace
Leather Eee States National Bank
Direci
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William Rockefeller
William H. Macy, Jr
John T. Willets
APPA
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William C. Sturges
George W. Quintard
Gates W. McGarrah
Brown eEerTntee & CO
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James H. Alexander
Jacob Phinizy
George A. Speer
Henry B. King
Albemarle & Chesapeake Canal Company
Central Trust Company of New York
George Sherman
T. Cutter
Robert L. Harrison
Jas. M. Edwards
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Supta
Ashbel Che
Girton
Frankford Arsenal
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Montague Street
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Frank L. Sniffen
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A One Corporation
Birmingham
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