Week In Wall Street Faces Coal Strike Drag
Activity in stocks is held in check by the anthracite coal strike. Some timid holders sold holdings on fears of labor disturbances, but most traders expect a quick settlement. Bulls dominate, profits ride on a broad recovery once the strike ends, with favorable reports on dividends and earnings offsetting the strike's dampening impact.
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United States
Commission House
Wall Street
Teamsters
Chicago
Bradstreet
South Africa
Europe
Transvaal
London
Chicago and Northwestern
Vanderbilt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Internal Revenue and Customs
New-York
New York Clearing House and Stock Exchange weekly figures
The report compares last week’s bank exchanges of the New York Clearing House with stocks traded on the New York Stock Exchange and the same week in the two prior years. Figures show a large negative balance versus earlier years, with substantial turnover across the period.
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New-York Clearing House
New-York
Railroad and Other Stocks Weekly Price Table 1901
The columnar report lists shares traded last week and tracks highest, lowest, and closing prices with week and year changes for numerous stocks including Illinois Central, New York Central, Pennsylvania, United States Steel, and Union Pacific. It notes June 8 1901 closing values, weekly net changes, and year high and low ranges for each security.
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New York
Air
New-York
WNY
Chicago
Ontario
Norfolk & We
North America
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas & Pcc & Silk Pressed Steel
Quicksilver
Railway Steel
loss—Sheff Stee Southern Pacif Southern Railr
Tennessee Corl
Texas & Pacific
Toledo
St Loui
Twin City
Bac
Union Pacific
United States
Rutland
S. Louis
San Do
Stern Ervel Telegraph
St Joseph & G
Westinghouse
M. Wabash
Weling & Lake Erie
Republic Iron
St Louis
United States Steel
Virginia
Carolin
Chemicalo
Ontin
State OF New York
Insurance Department
Albany
Azhereas
Teutonia Insurance Company
New Orleans
Louisiana
Francis Henricks
CINE
German Finance and Trade Market Review
Last week on the Boerse showed broad activity with gains in imperial and Prussian 3 per cents and strong demand for Russian 4 per cents and new Hungarian crown rentes. Shares in domestic banks rose early, faded on Kaffir boom delays, then recovered. Hamburg American and North German Lloyd declined amid rumors of an opposing steamship group. Cable laying costs spurred 30,000 marks in four percent obligations. Cotton manufacturers reported activity across large spins.
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Kaffirs
Lonhis
Berlin
New York
London
Paris
United States Steel Corporation
Vienna
Lloyd Steamship Lines
Bremer
Central Selling Agency discussants meet in Frankfort
A meeting at Frankfort yesterday saw thirty percent join a committee to organize a central selling agency.
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Frankfort
London Securities Market Shows Flat After Peace Talk
The London Stock Exchange remained flat after professionals boosted prices then failed to realize gains. Despite a broad weekly advance from lows, Consols rose 31s and many securities gained, with Americans led by Louisville and Nashville. Bank of England holds over 3,000,000 while gold flows rise. outlook for a gradual return to a normal rise follows year end.
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London
Stock Exchange
Louisville
Nashville
Bank of England
Australia
Transvaal
Africa
Railroad earnings show gains for forty three systems in May
The Tribune tallies fourth week May gross earnings for 43 railroads. Thirty five report gains totaling 1,156,211 dollars (13.3 percent) and eight show losses of 74,698 dollars (7 percent). Overall net gain 1,081,513 dollars (11.1 percent).
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Companies
Central OF Georgia
Chattanooga
Southern
Minneapolis
ST. Paul
Sault Ste. Marie
ERICO
Pere Marquette
Mobile
Ohio
Atlantic Coast Line
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American Co
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Hide & Leather
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Barney & S
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Bay State Gas
Borden’s
British Columbia Copper
Chesebrough
Denver
Dominion Securities
Electric Vehicle Co
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Herring-Hall- Marvin 2d
Hoboken
Hudson River
International
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J. Ff. Stetson
I & & Y. B. Stetson
Lorillard
Madison Sauarerden Markeen Conner
Mergenthaler
Linaoe National Enamel & Stamp
National Ene & S
Cy & E.R. Ferry
Royal Baking Powder
Ar Heat & Pient
Sesheard Air Line
Ed Seaboard Air Line
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Simmons Hardware
Singer Mfg. Co
Swift & Co
Tennessee Conner
Trenton Potteries Com
Trenton Potteries
Tinton
Aé&O
Tniversal Tobacco
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Hoboken L. & Mt
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Madison Square Garden
Maine Steamship
Metropolitan Ferry
N. J. Steamboat
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Texas & Pacific Coalists
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Lebanon
Jacob Rubino
Drexel Building
Broad ST
Richard V. Harnett
San Antonio and
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Illinois Central
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Changes. Inc
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Cornwall Railroad
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New York Stock Exchange
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Morristown, N. J
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Nassau Street
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Luther Kountze
Richard A. M'Curdy
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William BE. Skidmore
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