Baltimore Stock Dealings Market Tries Higher on Seaboards
The Baltimore market shows a firmer tone with Seaboards in strong demand and near their winter highs. Cotton Duck and stock advance. Northern Central climbs on dividend news as trading totals reach 4015 shares and bonds worth 132,700 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Baltimore
Northern Central
MD. Casualty Trust
Maryland Trustee
Union Trust
Cotton Duck
Canton Co
Maryland Brewing Pf
Nashville
Common
Carolina Central
Ala. Pf
Wil
Col
Norf. Ry. & Lig
United Railways Inc
Nashville Ry
United Railways
Cotton Duck Inc
Coton Duck
New York Stock Exchange Snapshot Confusing Figures
Market board data appears garbled with stray numbers and symbols. The fragment mentions New York Stock Exchange and miscellaneous figures like 43 153% and 36,886 but lacks clear context or readable events.
Consolidated Exchange Sales Report Highlights
A condensed listing shows varied trading figures with notable names such as Am. Car. & F., Am. Tobacco, U. S. Steel, Reading, Pennsylvania, Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, and Western Union. Prices range across multiple percent figures and share counts, reflecting a broad market snapshot with distinctive highs and lows.
Bonds Market Snapshot Amid Mixed & Varied Quotes
The listing shows first and second bond sales with values around 99 percent for & T issues and 85 percent for Mo. Mpac. con. notes. Totals indicate about 7000 dollars in reported sales, with specific figures 2990 and 854 and other estimates across different maturities and coupons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mpac
Quotations for Government Bonds and Stocks in Mixed Fixing
The list shows closing bid and asked quotations for government bonds and stocks with numerous entries. Prices cover issues from U S government securities to New York and Chicago listings, including bonds like 3s and 4s from various years, and stocks such as Lake Shore and Long Island with fractional quotes.
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Bs. J
K. Ice
Chi
G. Ve
L. E
Lake Shore
Long Island
Man. Beach
MD. C. Pf
D. Cc
Mor
M. Cent. C
N. J. Cent
N.Y. A. Ae
St. L
Ae St.l
Pere M. Pf
St. L. Pf
We & Onesee
CL. Sp
Ns. & Sar
Rub
Complete Bond Transactions and Market Totals
A dense list of bond issues with varied coupons and maturities across multiple railroads utilities and financials. Notable entries include Cent Pac gtd 4s 102%4, Balt & Ohio 3s 15,000, Erie first con 4s 95,000, South Pac 4s 45,000, Reading gen 4s 45,000, Manhattan con 4s 25,000 and Union Pac conv 48 25,000. Total sales reach 5,481,000 dollars.
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Ean
R R & Bkg
Ches & O Gon
Chi & Alton Sigs Eatin Cates Ass
Chi, & S & P Gen
Col Mid
Css Ween
Ceeeenee
Col & South Ist
Adams Express
Ohio
Balt & Ohio
Scees Balt & Ohio
Onate Chi
Denver & Rivereew
East’ Tenn
East Tenn
V&g
South Pac
Eliz
Riana
So Pac
Cal
Erie
Tex & N O
Penn
Col
Texas & Pacific
Evans & T H
Abe Tol
J M & Co
Pe & E
Ashi Blyst L & San
St Paul
Mont
M & Ist
San A&a
Cci
Car & Ga
Cs Ceeaee
Forty third annual report of the Chamber of Commerce issued
The forty third annual chamber report covers the year to April 30 1901 with member roll officers and committees by laws and extended trade reviews. It shows calendar year 1900 balance of trade in favor of the U S at 648 930 329 and exports 1 477 949 666 with imports 829 019 337. It notes gold coins bullion imports 106 525 349 and exports 120 356 287. mentions tax policy work and dispatches to the 1897 Indianapolis convention and efforts in state municipal taxation. It records resolutions on Queen Victoria Seth Low and Abram Hewitt and a bound copy sent to King Edward. $121 302 84 aided Galveston sufferers.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
United States
Indianapolis
Queen Victoria
Seth Low
Abram
Hewitt
King Edward
Galveston
Railroad earnings and market reports in June summaries
Railroads Cedar Rapids North Central Pacific and others report mileage and earnings for ist week June and From July 1 with figures across multiple lines. Cotton and commodity markets show price movements in Chicago Liverpool and St Louis with grains coffee and meats, plus naval stores and livestock prices in southern ports.
Railways Report June First Week Earnings Rise
Railways reporting yesterday gross earnings for the first week in June show increases over the same week last year. Lines listed include Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern Central of Georgia Rio Grande Western St. Louis and San Francisco Toledo Peoria and Western and Chicago Indianapolis and Louisville. Total increase across roads is 98,974 with other figures noted and a net rise of 647,691 after adjustments.
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Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Northern
Rete
Central of Georgia
Chicago
Indianapolis
Louisville
Rio Grande Western
St. Louis
San Francisco
Toledo, Peoria and
Western
Financial dividends and bond listings in early 20th century notices
Financial announcements note dividends by George A Fuller Co and others, plus a liquidation by Homestake Mining and similar firms. Ecuadorian Association closes subscription books for 6 percent gold bonds underwritten in advance, guaranteed by road and customs revenues. Applications seek listing on New York and London exchanges.
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George A. Fuller Company
Ees
Homestake Mining Company
Knickerbocker Ice Company
Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad Company
P. Lorillard Company
Colonial Trust Company
United Gas Improvement Company
United Traction and Electric Company
Ecuadorian Association, Limited
Guayaquil
Quito
Ecuador
Ecuadorian Association
New York
London Stock Exchange
Fuller Company Declares 7 Percent Dividend
The Directors of the George A. Fuller Company have declared a dividend at a rate of 7 percent. Way-Tuorwald Stallknecht was elected a Director to succeed Thomas.
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George A. Fuller Company
Way - Tuorwald Stallknecht
Thomas
Notes of Insurance Interests in Illinois Examine Camden Fire
The Illinois State Insurance Department digs into the Camden Fire Insurance Association. George T. Cram of American Central Insurance and ex-President of Western Union calls a recent move a case of doing nothing where nothing can be done. H W Marsh, picked manager of United States Steel’s insurance fund, sails to Europe to arrange coverage for land the trust may not want to assume and to lead the inspection department.
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Illinois State Insurance Department
Camden Fire Insurance Association
George T. Cram
American Central Insurance Company
Western Union
Hspoh
H. W. Marsh
United States Steel Corporation
Europe
Bsteel
Bullion and Mining Market Quotes and Share Jobs
Bar silver priced in London at 277-16d per ounce and in New York at 59 and a half cents. Mexican dollars at 47 and a half cents. Consolidated Exchange trades include 1,000 Alamo at .15 with seller at .10, 1,000 Argentum Juanita at .20, 100 Bruns wick at .22, 200 Comstock at .06, 200 California and Virginia at 2.50, 100 Elkton at 1.75, 200 Isabella at .63, 150 Ophir at 1.05, and 1,500 Pharmacist at .10.
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Pittsburg
New York Times
Penn
American Trust
Ally
National Bank
Window
Bank of Pittsburg
Consolidated Ice
Consol. Traction
Chartier’s Val
Nat. Glass
Pittsburg Brew
Pittsburg Coal
Pittsburg Coal Pf
Eeneee
Pennsylvania R. R
Penna. R. R
Philadelphia Co
Weeesace
Pressed Steel
S. Glass
San Francisco
Crown Point
Opessee
Gould & Curry
Seatoseee
Hale & Norcross
Julia Acer
Justice
Eeeaee
Kentuc
Lady Washington
Aecereneeersaeee
Eases
Colorado Springs
Gardner & Co
Acacia Seeeseeeeaseaer
Alamo
Woos
Hart Seeeseee Ene Aero
Seaesee Sess
Ingham Isabella
Ceeee Seveess
Jackpot
Keystone Wccceess
Senvas
Lexington Eeae
Portland
Ene
Poet
Zee
Ee Eeerennes
Westerm
Chicago
New Orleans
Sac
Gulf
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norf
Baltimore
Augusta
St. Louis
Cscesss
Scscess
Liverpool
London
New York
Consolidated Exchange
Brunswick
Comstock
Consol
California
Virginia
Elkton
Isabella
Ophir
Treasury balances show available cash at 166 million
Washington June 13 Treasury balances in the general fund exclude the gold reserve total 166 047 310 in available cash. Also listed are gold coin and bullion sums 150 000 000 in reserve funds plus various notes and receipts and expenditures for today month and year with deposits in national banks and totals for the division of redemption and issue.
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Washington
Treasury
United States
National Bank
Cscssssees
Siiakateh Ae
Eee Ceee Eeebees
Eedeveveneseees
General Fund
Eesseesgeeees
United States Notes
Sssereesereees Ieee
Court affirms 4 percent preferred stock dividend rule
The Maryland Court of Appeals upheld lower court rulings in the Baltimore and Ohio case that preferred stock dividends are capped at 4 percent, with any surplus earnings going to common stock. Nathaniel W. James sued to stop paying dividends on common shares without a full preferred dividend, but the decision is final. A similar Crimmins suit in Maryland will likely lapse.
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Guthrie, Cravath & Henderson
Baltimore and Ohio
Court of Appeals of
Maryland
Nathaniel W. James
Court of Appeals
J. D. Crimmins
New Corporations Formed Across Multiple Cities
A set of new companies is listed with capitals and directors including H Miller A D Major and J H Russell in New York City for Measure Manufacturing. T R Weyant Henry Wilhelm and B J Conroy in Brooklyn for Standard Fan. J A Van Arsdale Nathaniel Rochester and C W White in Buffalo for Historic Coinage Press. Mendel Gottesman Sarah Gottesman and David Effron in New York City and Poughkeepsie for Stanford Paper and electric vehicles. Charles Wild W H Wild N P Wild in Valatie for Wild Cotton Manufacturing and Wild Knitting. J S Lambert F R Green B H Phillips and E W Scarborough involved in Raleigh of Buffalo and Scarborough Company. Broadway Magazine with Hennessy Scherin Ryan. J S Nueberger Herman Schwickart Emil Eindburg in Brooklyn. Riverside Hotel Buffalo. Adams & Co Manufacturing syrups and fruit juices with H C Adams C A Barbern and Percy Jackson.
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Measure Manufacturing Company
New York City
Capital
H. Miller
A. D. Major
J. H. Russell
Standard Fan Company
Brooklyn
T. R. Weyant
Henry Wilhelm
B. J. Conroy
Historic Coinage Press Company
Buffalo
J.A. van Arsdale
Nathaniel Rochester
C. W. White
Stanford Paper Company
Mendel Gottesman
Sarah Gottesman
David Effron
Poughkeepsie
Palmer & Olson
C. A. Olson
H. B. Palmer
C. E. Francis, Brooklyn. Wild Cotton Manufacturing Company
Valatie
Charles Wild
W. H. Wild
N. P. Wild
Wild Knitting Company
Mary A. Wild
Raleigh of
J. S. Lambert
F. R. Green
Fredonia
B. H. Phillips
E. W. Scarborough Company
E. W. Scarborough
G. H. Allan
L. G. Gadd
Broadway Magazine Company
R. B. Hennessy
G. A. Scherin
Charters Filed in Wilmington Delaware June 13 1924
Delaware date June 13 reports charter filings for several firms. Carlsbad Sanitarium and Medical Institute Company Cleveland to run a health resort with 150000 capital. Burrows Gas Light Company Michigan to manufacture gas and lighting equipment with 750000 capital. Commercial Development Company New York to deal in gas with 500000 capital. W B Upton Company Washington to contract mechanical and civil engineering with 50000 capital. United States Corporation Company Philadelphia to conduct general trust business with 130000 capital. Libby Turbine Company Wilmington to make water wheels and mill machinery with 250000 capital. Tabasco Plantation Company Minneapolis to acquire lands in Mexico and erect buildings with 2100000 capital.
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Wilmington
Del
Carlsbad Sanitarium and Medical Institute Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Burrows Gas Light Company
Michigan
Boston
Commercial Development Company of
New York
W. B. Upton Company
Washington
United States Corporation Company of
Philadelphia
General Trust
Libby Turbine Company
Tabasco Plantation Company of
Minneapolis
Mexico
Central Lard Company Incorporation in New Jersey
The Central Lard Company is incorporated in New Jersey with capital of 400000 dollars. Incoporators are Abel E. Blackmar George L. Lyon and Wallace N. Vreeland.
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New Jersey
Central Lard Company
Abel E. Blackmar
George L. Lyon
Wallace N. Vreeland
Credit Men Urge National Bankruptcy Law and Ray Bill
The National Association of Credit Men in Cleveland urged passage of a new national bankruptcy law and adoption of the Ray bill. It also approved a National Department of Commerce. Officers elected for the year include President E A Young of St Paul, Vice President J Harry Tregoe of Baltimore, and Secretary W A Prendergast of New York.
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National Association of Credit Men
Cleveland
Department of Commerce
E. A. Young
St. Paul
J. Harry Tregoe
Baltimore
W. A. Prendergast
New York
Preferred Creditors in Bankrupt Cases
Gen S F Kneeland discusses Supreme Court rulings on preferential payments to creditors of insolvent firms. He notes disputes over the timing of preferences and the amount to be returned, citing Carson and McKey cases and urging clarity from the high court to resolve trustee actions and creditor rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
New York TiMes
Gen. Stillman F Kneeland
United States Supreme Court
Carson
Adlai Stevenson Buys Oil Land in Texas
Ex Vice President Adlai E. Stevenson via son Louis Stevenson buys land in a proven oil district in Austin. He plans to form a company and drill several wells on the property.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
New York Times
Austin
Texas
Louis Stevenson
Beaumont
Proved Oil
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Metropolitan
Linse Nata
Metropolitan L. Pf
National Biscuit
National Biscuit Pf
National Carbon
Street’s Stable Ca
Baltimore Stock Dealings
NEW York Stock Exchange
Arece
Useus
jAukea
Firat
Chang Change. i
van Amalgamated Copper
Agric
Emical
Agric. Chem
O & Found
American Express
American Ice Co
American Linseed Co
Linseed Co. P
Amaltin Co
Ref
R. Co
le Eeeene
Baltimore & Ohio Ee
Baltimore & & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Tran
Buff., Roch, & Pitts
TUS
Gr. West
A. Ma
Ind. & Louis
Ind. & L. Pf
Mil. & St. Rot
Mil. & St
Chicago & Note
Cee & Or Pf
R. I
S. P
Colorado Fuel ‘& Iron
Colorado Southern
Col. Southern Ist
Southern
Col. & Hock
Consolidated Gas
Con. Tobacco Co
Delaware & Hudson
del., Lack, & Woes
Denver
Denver & R
Den
R. G. Naetts
Detroit City
At. Pt
Evans
Erie 2d Pt . & T
Ft. Worth & D
General Electric
Great Northern Pf
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
International Paper
Town
Kanawha
Kansas Cit
Knickerbocker Ice
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan
W. S
S. S.M. Pf
Kan
Missouri Pacific
Mobile & Ohio Ctfs
Nat. Biscuit Co. Pf
National Lead Co
Nat. Lead C
National Salt Co
Nat. Salt Co
New York Central
N. Y
Ont. & West
Norfolk & Western
Norfolk & West
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Coast
Pacific Mail
Penn. R._R
Pennsylvania
R. Ts
People’s Gas
Peoria & Eastern
Pullman Company
Iron & Seal Wead
Rep
Iron & Steel
Rio Grande West
Texas Pacific
Setae
Texas Pac
St. L & West
Twin City R
Tw’n Bag & Paper Co
Inion Pacific
Jnion Pacific
Inited
Enery Es O
Teel
Jinited
Ubber
Chemical
Chemical Pf
Western Nion
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wheel
Wisconsin Central
Consolidated Exchange Sales
Brooklyn R. T
Ches
N.Y
Rep. Steel
St. Law. & A
Southern Pac
Southern Ry
Southern Ry. Pf
Stand. R. T
Tenn. C. & 1
Union Pacific
T’, S. Leather
Iy S. Leath
S. Rubber
U. S. Steel
Wabash
Wabash Pf
T. H. Bt
Ill
Joliet & Chi
Kan, C
D. M. Pf
Union Pac
Inter Paper
Sai E-Em Ciel
Iowa
Louisville & Nashv
Ulster & del 1St
Esenweereey
West
Wheel O. LE
Wilsminiee
the Chamber OF Commerce
Organization
Cedar Rapids & North
Cincinnati
Orleans
Rio Grande
ST. Louis & Wees
Francisco
Toledo, Peoria
Twin City
Sarf
Milwaukee
Duluth
Eeee
Ee Eee
SEARY
India
Ste
South America
Continent
Brazil
Santos
Hamburg
Havre
Rio
Calcutta
Westerninseed
Lake Superior
Northern Foundry
Southern Foundry
Soft Southern
Glasgow
Middlesborough
Bliss
Bullion and Mining
Treasury Balances
Maryland Court of Appeals
Delaware
The
O. K
S. F. Kneeland
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Illinois
McKey Vs. Lee
Amer. Bank
District Court
Ryan
Sechler
United States District Court
Christensen
Amer. Bank Rep
Arndt
Shiras
Circuit Court of Appeals
McKey
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