Transfer Books Closure notice at Amalgamated Copper Co
The Transfer Books closed on May 7 1901 for the Annual Meeting will remain closed until June 20 1901 at 10 A M. By order of Board of Directors William G Rockefeller Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Copper Co
Broadway
New York
William G. Rockefeller
JHE State Bank
A. I. Voorhis
United Traction and Electric Company
Jersey City
N. J
Sweetland
Chicago Great Western Railway Co
Chicago Great Western Railway Company
R. C. Wight
St. Paul, Minn
Chicago ,Great Western Railway Company
Knickerbocker Ice Company
Chicago
Ill
Central Trust Company of New York
William A. Walter
St. Louis
First Mortgage
Memphis
First
Southern Railway Company
R. D. Lankford
Washington
D. C
Ty R. D. Lankford
Washington, D. C
Reading Co
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron. Co
J. P. Morgan & Co
N. Y
W. G. Brown
Philadelphia
Insurance Officers Elected and Companies Expand
J Stanley Scott named Assistant Secretary in Travelers Life. Hamburg Bremen Insurance withdraws from Florida. J H Lenahan elected Chairman of Western Union fire underwriters to fill Corran vacancy. Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance raises capital from 1.5 to 2 million by using surplus 500k. net surplus January 1 reported at 1,819,143. Debate over a rating compact for unrated parts of New Jersey resumes as New York Fire Insurance Exchange faces growing need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Stanley Scott
Travelers’ Insurance Company
Hamburg-Bremen Insurance Company
Florida
J. H. Lenahan
Western Union
Fire Underwriters
J. W. G. Corran
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Company
New Jersey
Suburban Fire Underwriters’ Association
New York Fire Insurance Exchange
Exchange
Old Tariff Association
Insurance Charter Attacked by New Hampshire Official
New Hampshire Insurance Commissioner Linehan reports no paid in capital or cash assets for the Kearsarge Fire Insurance Company after inquiries in New York. He notes premiums from policies exist but there is no record of how those funds were used or if capital was ever paid. The charter is being challenged for annulment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linehan
Concord
N. H
New York
Kearsarge Fire Insurance Company
New Corporations Formed With Various Capitals
A series of new companies are organized with capitals ranging from 6 000 to 100 000. Watkins Consolidated Electric and Gas Light Company lists A R Horn J J McKee and Charles B Reid as directors. Security Refrigerator Company names L F Kunz T D Raubut and T H Wilson. Arthur H Wiener Co to manufacture skirts and cloaks with A H Wiener Hattie L Wiener and Paul Frankel as directors. Coliseum Cycle Track Association and Cuba Land Company are also formed with listed directors. The S Clinton Sherwood Company and Spencer Electrical Company appear among the new incorporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins Consolidated Electric and Gas Light Company
Watkins
Capital
A. R. Horn
Catasauqua
Penn
J. J. McKee
Bethlehem
Charles B. Reid
New York City
Security Refrigerator Company
Brooklyn
L. F. Kunz
Weehawken
N. J
T. D. Raubut
T. H. Wilson
Arthur H. Wiener & Co
W. A. Bates
H. C. Morgan
C. A. Ackerly
Cuba
S. Clinton Sherwood Company
S. C. Sherwood
J. W. Woolfolk
G. R. Cooper
Spencer Electrical Company
J. H. Spencer
C. L. Child
Montclair
Henry Dawson
Richmond Hill
L. I
Charters Granted in Dover Firms Include Steel and Medicine
On June 15 in Wilmington Delaware the following charters were secured at Dover. Pacific Iron and Steel of New York to manufacture iron with capital 30 000. Canateaty of Columbus Ohio to make salves drugs and medicines with capital 000. The Sedative Manufacturing Company of Philadelphia capital. The American Workingman's Protective Association of Michigan capital 100 000. The Davis Real Estate Company of New York capital 50 000. The Pacific Iron and Steel Company of New York capital 30 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Dover
Pacific,Iron and Steel Mee
Capital
Kone
Canateaty
Columbus
Ohio
The
Sedative Manufacturing Company of
Philadelphia
American Workingman’ S Protective Association of Michigan
Davis Real Estate Company of
New York
Pacific Iron and Steel Company of
Market optimism from crop reports boosts securities outlook
The stock market gained as the Agriculture Department crop report projected U S wheat 650 to 700 million bushels and favorable foreign crops. London and US buyers pushed prices higher while Wall Street adjusted to the news. Bank of England rate cuts eased international money tensions and spurred American speculation focused on equities, rails, and industrials led by United States Steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Wall Street
London
Bank of England
New York
United States
United States Steel
A. P. Miller
Miller & Co
Albert Blumenthal
Sutro Brothers & Co
Investment conditions stay steady with gilt edged securities
Investment conditions remain unchanged as steady absorption of bonds and gilt edged stocks supports prices yielding the minimum 3 to 4 percent. High grade securities hold at this fixed level while less tested dividend paying issues trend toward the same level, barring a violent money value upheaval.
Stock Market Summary and Bonds Rise on Harmony Hopes
A Saturday market wrap notes strong stock gains led by Colorado Fuel up near 133 and Tennessee Coal as unions, railroads, and steel trusts signal consolidation. Bond activity shows advances and declines with Can South 2d and Union Pac concessions. London activity little changed amid larger market optimism.
Bank Statement Shows Loan Surge and Reserve Drop
A bank statement issued yesterday reports a large rise in loans by 13,344,800 and a reserve decrease of 4,559,375. Specie fell 1,876,300 while legal tenders rose 335,800 and deposits increased 12,075,500. The overall figures reflect stock-driven loan growth and higher reserve requirements tied to deposits. The week’s market strength, led by St. Paul, followed the statement publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Union
Pacific
Northwest
Wisconsin Central
Colorado
Steel
Tennessee Coal
Pére Marquette
Bette
Morgan
Union Bay and Paper
London
Tobacco and
St. Louis
San Francisco
Clearing House
Ees
Market surge signals potential Union Pacific control over St Paul
Yesterday advancing prices led by St Paul crossed 181 and settled near 180 in heavy volume of 89000 shares. The market strength followed recent gains and fueled talk of a lasting community of interest among Union Pacific St Paul and Northwestern roads with Union Pacific potentially gaining control of St Paul stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Northwestern Alliance
Granger
Pacific
Southwestern
Missouri Pacific
Burlington
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Stock Market Optimism Across Sectors Reported
Prominent financiers express strong faith in rising prices driven by good crop prospects strong railroad earnings expanding bank clearings and abundant capital. Experts note foreign rates and government reports support a bullish outlook with ongoing demand and strategic holdings limiting a sudden downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin
Hooley
Rolston & Hoole
Klondike
Western money returns to market lending at lower rates
Hugh Murray notes a West Coast money infusion into the market, with several large Stock Exchange houses borrowing millions on time at rates below New York, as traders report stronger collateral and a more active stock outlook amid a widespread demand for funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Murray
Wall Street
West
New York
Money and Exchange Rates Brief
Money on call 3 percent. Time money 3 percent for thirty to sixty days. 3 percent for ninety days to four months and 4 percent for longer periods. Mercantile paper 4 percent for short term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile Paper
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Chattanooga
E. J. Billard
Finance Committee
Bisbee
Arizona
Copper Glance Mining Company
Bald Mountain
Tip Top
Nevada City
Bazaar
Idaho
Defender
Boulder
Republican
Eureka
Grass Valley
Caper Loaf
Connelly
Wyoming
Utah
Warren
Montana
Cochise County
Copp Sucen Consolidated Mining Company
Arizona and Southwestern
Jews of
S. W. Clawson
Co. C. Warner
G. E. Tomlinson
James Wood
Co. L. Beckwith
Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company
Treasury
John J. O’rorke
Hudson Street
Bank OF Bisbee
W. H. Brophy
J. LU. Merrill
Calumet and Arizona Copper Company
Coppe Company
F. S. Hyatt
Hanover National Bank
Nassau
Central National Bank
Colonial Trust Company Capital
Washington Trust Company
Stewart Building
Bradway
Bankers’ Cards
Kountze
Lidenberg & Kraus
Broad ST
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Henry Clews& CO
W. 34Th St
Waldorf
5Th Av
Cor
25Th St
B’way
Silk
Worth
Thomas St
Hudson St
Merc
Court St
Bank & Trust CO
P. J. Goodhart & Co
Wall ST
I. F. Mead & CO
R. J. Jacobs.& CO
New Street
New York Stock Exchange
Fred. H. Smith
Manhattan Life Bldg
New York Con. Stock Exchange
Frerk F Marquana
Pee York Con
Broad Street
Book of Railway
Jacob Berry & CO
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Stoppani & Hotchkin
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
Cortlandt
N. E. Cor. Ee
30Th St
J. J. McLean
New York Produce Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Chestnut St
Congress St
Boston
Uptown
Madison Av
East 59Th ST
Dow, Jones & Co
Wall Street Journal
Albemarle & Chesapeake Canal Company
Central Trust Company of
Trust Company
George. Sherman
H. T
Robert L. Harrison
Jas. M. Edwards
City OF
General Assembly
State of
Tennessee
Hamilton County
United States OF America
State of Tennessee
National City Bank
J.atch
Council
the Merchants Company (of
Such Company
Union Square
East
Borough of
Manhattan
C. C. Murphy
Claude A. Noakes
Bocking Valley Railway Company
New York Herald
the Exploration CO. OF
Fred'k G. Corning
M. E
Thos. J. Hurley
C. van Rensselaer Cogswelle
Sec’s and Treas. Mills Bldg
Thomas & CO
Provident Building
Phila
Insurance Charter
Herbert Spencer
Clinton Apartments
West 42d
City
Brown Brothers & CO
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Birmingham
Santa Fe, Pea & Ieee
Atlanta & West
Indiana
Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf
Pittsburg & Western
South Shore & Atlantic
Ohio River
Toledo
Peoria
See
Tees
Delaware
New York Times
Stock Transactions
Ag. Chem
Ag. C
Eevasee Am
Car & F
Central
North American
S. F
Penn, R. R
People’s Gas
Nee Balt
Pere Marquette
Owen B'klyn Rapid Transit
G. Wey
St. L
St. P
Chi
N. W
Southern Pacific
Tenn. Coal & Iron
Union B. & Poly
Pacific del Oi
S. Leather
L. Col. F
R. G
Illinois Central
Kan
Mich
Snuff
Ilienick
Ant
L. Wim
Tob
Norf. & West
Third Avenue
Union B. & P
Car. Chem
Can. South
John Muir
W. Bayard Dominick
Lyman B. Kendall
Jones & Kendall
Haven & Stout
Money and Exchange
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