Domestic Exchange and Money Markets Reported
Domestic exchange on New York markets shows varied prices across cities with premiums and discounts noted. Bank clearings list New York 266,251,708 dollars and Boston 24,224,887. foreign rates include London call money 12 percent and Berlin discounts up to 3 percent. Silver and gold market premiums are also reported with Madrid 39.25 and Buenos Aires 134.30 for gold.
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New-York
New Orleans
San Francisco
Gsc
Cincinnati
Poston
Chicago
Charleston
Savannah
New York
Rboston
Philadel
Phicaco
Baltimore
London
Berlin
Berlin Exchange
Paris Exchange
Paris
Tis
Madrid
Lisbon
Buenos Ayres
Rome
Treasury daily summary of receipts and balances
The June 14 briefing lists Treasury reserve fund gold and bullion at 150 million dollars and division of redemption silver dollars at 235 million, with total funds nearing 984.8 million. It records official receipts today at 1.58 million and year to date receipts of 559.28 million against 493.60 million in expenditures.
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Washington
Treasury
Smaanenneas Cera
Goa
Bilver
United States
Beluss
National Bank
Imports of Dry Goods at Port of New York 1901 Summary
Port of New York week ending June 14 1901 shows dry goods imports and market entries. Figures include entered at the port and thrown on the market with totals for January 1 through June period. Data highlights emphasize value and volume of imports and market distribution.
Wall Street and Exchanges Foreign Trading and Dividends
Market activity shows unusually large foreign trading with about seventy five thousand shares moved. Major issues bought include Union Pacific and Southern Pacific. Mexican Central sold. Dividends declared by Westinghouse Air Brake, Trenton Potteries, Securities Company, Old Dominion Steamship, National Enameling and Stamping, and Homestake Mining, totaling tens of millions overall. security notices and a silver shipment to Europe detailed.
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Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Atchison Common
Atchison
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
People’s Gas
Wabash
Central Electric
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Northwestern
Amalgamated Copper
Reading First
St. Paul
Sugar
American Tobacco
Continental Tobacco
Anaconda
Manhattan
United States Leather
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Delaware and Hudson
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Western Union
Southern Railway
Louisville and Nashville
Baltimore and Ohio
United States Steel
Northern Pacific
Rock Island
Pennsylvania
International Steam Pump Report
International Steam Pump Company
New York News Bureau
Westinghouse Air Brake Company
Trenton Potteries Company
Securities Company
Old Dominion Steamship Company
National Enameling and Stamping Company
Homestake Mining Company
Mercantile Trust Company
Pittsburg
Painesville
Fairport
Cyrus J. Lawrence
Alvin W. Krech
Morton Trust Company
American Tobacco Company
Continental Tobacco Company
The
Stock Exchange
Europe
United Metals Selling Company
Btock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Charles L. Burnham
Exchange
Lst
Outside securities close with mixed activity
The outside securities market closed irregular as Cotton Duck rose over 24 percent on heavy buying, Union Copper moved about 2,500 shares, Tennessee Copper advanced to 22 percent, Royal Baking Powder preferred held firm, Consolidated Tobacco 4s weak with about 150,000 sold, Seaboard Air Line common active, Distilling of America fractional off, American Can steady and Standard Oil up 3 points to 75 3/4.
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Union Copper
Tennessee Copper
Royal Baking Powder
Consolidated Tobacco
Seaboard Air Line
America
Amer
American Bank Note
American Book Co
American Hide & Leather
Hide & Leather
An American Thread Co
American Graphophone
Am Press Association
Soda Foun
Barney & 8
Bay State Gas
British Columbia Copper
Cenworth
Chesebrough
Ciamps
Denver Southwestern
Denver
Ithwestern
Lenver Tramway Tilling
T of
Ectric Vehicle Co
Ictric Vehicle Co
Npire & Bay Tate Tite Steel
Ington al & Coke
Heral
Neral Chemical
Havana
Rein
Marvin Sarees
Marvin Ist
Marvin
Hoboken
Hopoken Land & & Imp
Hudson River
B. Stetson
Jadliv Ja&Js
J. B. Stetson
Steeetesse
Lorillard
Madison
Qs Square Garden
Mergenthaler Linutus Markeen
Mosler Safe
National Enamel & Stamp
Otis
Bs Penn Sait Mfg
A&o
Pitts, Kees
L. Wees
Planters Compresa
Simmons Hardware
Singer Mfg Co
Swift & QJ
St. Ferry
Telephone & Cable
Trenton Potteries
Trow Directory
New
Union S
Union Ferry
Union Switch & Signal
Union Switch & Signal Proone
Oo Union Typewriter
Union Typewriter
Universal Trust Co
Universal Tobacco
Universal Tobac
Gines
Inghouse Air
Kington Pump
Produce Exchange Consider Plan to Refinance Debt
Managers discuss funding the current debt of 1,060,000 with 1,000 fifty year bonds at 31 percent and raising annual dues to 1, while retiring memberships by issuing 9 fifty year bonds. The plan appears generally favored and a special meeting may be convened to act.
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Produce Exchange
The Condition of Trade
Bradstreet's reports show improved distributive trade due to better weather and crop prospects. Wheat yields are strong, corn lags but warms, cotton prospects rise, and retail demand improves. Pig iron output soars while consumption lags, rail earnings stay high, and a prolonged machinists strike looms. Dan's Review notes rising retail and wholesale activity and easing Iran markets amid labor tensions. Bank clearings rise in New York and other cities.
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Bradstreet
Agricultural Bureau
Iran
New York
Wheat and Corn Market Tumbles Amid Mixed News
The Trade in Chicago reports a day of mixed signals with wheat sliding to near prior closes and corn showing unexpected firmness. Bearish weather and ample Argentine shipments weigh on grains while July buying by Armour and others supports corn. oats ease slightly and flaxseed rises. Provisions ease with hog prices lower as packers regulate any advance.
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Tle
To'ag
India
Chicago
Seaboard
Ohio River
Armour
Phillips
Winner Seen In Suburban Race Report In Tribune
The Sunday Tribune promises a detailed account of a noted suburban race, whether the result is a win or a loss. It invites readers to check the paper for the best coverage and full narrative of the event.
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Sunday Tribune
Annual Meeting Book Closure For Amalgamated Co
The transfer books of Amalgamated Co will remain closed from May 7 1901 to June 1 1901 at 10 A M for the annual meeting By order of the Board of Directors William G Rockefeller Secretary Advertisements and subscriptions to The Tribune accepted at Uptown Office 1242 Broadway and at branch offices 24th Ave Macy’s 6th Ave until 8 00 P M at regular rates
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R Co
Arl
Broadway
New York
William G. Rockefeller
The
Tribune
31St-St
Sth
6Th-Ave
12Th-St
Macy's
Trust Company
Consolidated Tobacco Company
American Tobacco Company
James B. Duke
Northwestern Elevated Railroad Company
Marshall Field
John J. Mitchell
James A. Blair
North— Western Elevated Railroad Company
Illinois Trust and Savings Bank
Chicago
Illinois
Minnots Trust and Savings Bank
Republic Iron & Steel Company
Knickerbocker 1Ce Company
China
Central Trust Company of New York
William A. Walter
Western Union Telegraph Company
M.T. Wilbur
31St St
S . Cor
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Manila
P. I
Brierw of
In Affairs
Washington, D. C
U. S
York
Sam Fancisco
John Biddle
TI York
For
City OF New York
RAPID
City OF
South Third Avenue
Harlem River
Third Avenue
City Record
Riirms&s
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Federal Treasury
BAS
Eeneeens
General Fund
T & Sa
Ned Mex Cent Ist Inc
Ulm
MK & T
Pac Trust
Do É Inc
Nor & W
C&o
Hoe
Do Inc
Fanes
Dane D& RG
Anne Tet City Gas Sa
Tite Dul & I Ang
O Inc
Tinton Pac
Knox
Ohio
Biwes
Miwa
Erin
Sve
Ty Ann Wabach
Consolidated Exchange Sales
Ing
To &Se
Bali & Ohio
Col Mucl & Srce
Louis ‘& Nash
Iran Central
Pacific
Om & W
Senda
Texas Pacific
Sbeevers
Western Trion
Ereereseee
Beicher
Peer
Mex Cen Ist Inc
Rvesel
ORB
Port OF
Wall Street and Exchanges
Outside Securities
Frederic H. Hatch
Cea UN Gas
NY & ER
Consol
Balt Consol
K C Gas Co
Vet Wits Coser Soon Dein
Tae Gas
Buffalo Ane
L& W
Mad
Wis
Gas & C
O & Mni Oye
Gas Co
O & Ing Ga
Pat & P
Colum Gas
Pitts C
Sat
Ch&l
St Joseph Gas
Detroit
St Paul Gas
Do Consol
South le
Zimmermann & Forshay
Wall St
Wees Nh
Saxony
Hamburg
Cologne
Munich
Philadelphia
de Haven & Townsend
Wall-st
North Penn
Am Ry Co
Phila Co
Ie Soy Con
Penn R R
Ambria Steel
Penn Steel
City Choctaw Ry
Penn el Veh Co
N J
Phila Elec
Diamond Steel
Ms Phila Traction
Haile
Elec St Bat
Phila & Erte
Elec Co
Pitts Con Tr Co
Ine Co
Sus Iron & Sree
Lehigh Nav
Tidewater Steel Thy
Lehigh Val
Marsden
Welshach Co
Northern
Ind
NJI
Newark
Chattanooga Southern
Cleveland
Peoria
Eastern
Rio Grande Westeen
Inc
Stin Inc
Dan
Rid. Lance. Acker, Merrall & Cond
S. J
Barney & Smith Car
M&n
J&vp
Iron Steamboat
Madison Square Garden
Metropolitan Ferry
J. Steamboat
J. F
York Biscuit
M&5
Swift & On
Street
Texas & Pacific
A&é
Boston
R. L. Day & Co
Nassau St
Jace
Old
a _ s Atlantic
Boston & Mant
Rei & Tel
Butte & Best
Tia
S$ R Co
Opdee
Cal
Mo Best & Albany
Bost & Me
Franklin
Osceola
Alloues Wees
Dominion Coal Shy West
Parrotose Atchison
Clinton Gilbert
Dane M &N
Astor National
Guy Lowery
A& J
Hatham
A& A
East River
J & Fidelity
Ls National
Avenir
J & Fourteenth
Tee Eye
Ora & Wv
Gansevoort
A. Germets
Hamilton
A&d
Hanee
Joy
Hide & Les Tor
Feo Ws
Jotens de Oe
Ls & J
Irving
Lateriy
Woo Manhatta
Gnof & A Tm
Metropolis
Meneoo
J & DD
Itd
Iecanics
Zoe Osu Mecanics
Tr. Au
Eee
Mercantile
Merchants
Exch
Mount Morris
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Nassau
Amster
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Nat
J. Oriental
Plaza
Republic
J. & J. Riverside Eee
J. Seventh
Shoe
State of No
Colorado Springs
William P. Bonbright & Co
Acacia
Butterfly-Ter
Battle Mountain
Jack Pot Can
Cal City & Man
Findley
American Tobacco Co
Continental Tobacco Co
Jews of
New Jersey
Messrs
Oliver H. Payne
Thomas F. Ryan
Grant B. Schley
John R Cobb
Anthony N. Brady
W. W. Fuller
B. N. Duke
Percival & Hil
P. A. B. Widener
Frank H. Ray
C C. Dula
Charles E. Halliwell
Wm. R. Harris
New York City
Eos
Union Bag & Paper Company
Bray
T. Frank Washburn
WM. Barret Ridgely
Ernst Companies
United States Trust Company of
Wall Street
Capital
John A. Stewart
Willis James
James S. Clark
Henry L. Thornell
Louis G Hampton
TRUST
Camuel Sloan
D. Willis James
John Harsen
Rhoad
Anson Phelps
John Crosby Brown
Edward Cooper
W. Bayars Cutting
Charles 8. Smith
WM. Rockefeller
Lexander
E. Orr
Marsi
William HB. Macy
J WM PD. Sloane
Gustav Schwab
Frank Lyman
George F. Vietor
James Stillman
John Claflin
John J. Phelps
John S. Kennedy
D. O. Mills
Lewis Cass Ledyard
L Field
Real Estate Trust
Nassau Street
Henry C. Swords
H. BH. Cammann
V. Press
W. Reighley
Sea, Haim
Metropolitan Trust Company of the Carry OF
Nes
Spreme Court
Union
Brayton Ives
Frederick D. Tappen
Beverly Chew
Alexander 5. Wepp. Jr
Bertram RU
Bankers
BI Nassau
Travelers’ Letters of Credit
K. W. Harris & 60
R. L Day & CO
Water ST
N. Y
Boston Stock Exchanges
Boody, McLellan &Co., Bankers, Pc
New Yor A
Tim Hotels
Mouse
Brooklyn
New York City Hall
J. C. van Cleap
Avence Hotel Vendome
Back Bay
Greenleaf & Ch
New Yor
Neww York
Untilune
Mott Haven Canal
Department OF Finance Comptroller’s Office
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