Copper Range Consolidated reports large copper production and profits
The Copper Range Consolidated Company’s 187 annual report shows 41,355,015 pounds produced from the Baltic, Tr-Mountain and Champion mines, with an average price of 1728 cents per pound. Net income reached 5,137,449, dividends totaling 3,301,410, and construction disbursements of 555,053 at mines and 11,328 for the railroad, leaving a 166,49 surplus. Notes payable stood at 1,150,000 due to undelivered copper and uncollected bills, but all production is now sold and indebtedness is being liquidated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copper Range Consolidated Company
Baltic
Tr-Mountain
Champion
Consolidated Company
Illinois Central proxies report ten thousand shares pledged
Hartford Conn May 6 The committee chosen to represent Hartford stockholders at the Illinois Central special meeting in Chicago May 18 reports proxies for about ten thousand shares. The committee will appoint one or two members to attend the Chicago meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Chicago
Ferry Companies Big Yet Silent, Auction Details Sparse
Fragmentary OCR text mentions ferry companies and a listing of rates or bids with unclear figures. The snippet references Unioh Ferry and possible pricing at 0.25 and 300 units, but specifics and context are unreadable. No clear events, dates, or named individuals are established in readable content.
Stock Market Gains As Day Ends Higher
Total sales for the day reached 745,741 shares while the prior session showed 882,457. In tote terms the period from January 1 to May 6 totals 56,768,893 shares, compared with 12,487 shares for the same span in 1997, marking a higher market activity trend.
Outside securities market notes show little activity
Lack of interest prevailed in outside securities with little price movement. Minor activity appeared in select mining issues while the industrial list stayed largely unchanged. Noteable names such as Boston, Butte Coalition, Nevada Consolidated remained firm, with small shifts in Cumberland-Ely and Nipissing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tobacco
Boston
Butte Coalition
Nevada Consolidated
Cobalt Central
Cumberland-Ely
Nipissing
Tonopah
Florence and
Goldfield Consolidated
Daisy
Financial Affairs Stocks Still Strong
The market rose on larger volume amid no clear bullish news, with railroad stocks led by Union Pacific reaching high levels. Reports of freight-rate debates and rail financing abroad aided sentiment as banks gain cash from Sub-Treasury operations and a subdued gold shipment, suggesting easing money conditions but looming bond issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Erie
Harriman
Europe
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania
American Locomotive Company
Time Funds
American securities abroad market report May London
London market closes firm for American securities with final prices in foreign money. Call money in London at 4 percent, discounts 2 1/4 to 2 1/2 percent. Berlin and Paris discount rates cited. Paris exchange and gold/bar rates listed. British, French securities quoted with percentages and francs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin
Paris
Paris Exchange
Berlin Exchange
British Conseis
Bond market sales show wide mix across many issues
The day’s bond trading lists thousands in totals with numerous issues from U S Steel to Reading Gen 4s and Wisconsin Central Gen 4s. Prices range from around 60s to mid 100s with many 4s and 5s. Total sales reached about 5.7 million dollars.
Inactive Stocks On NYSE Last Sale And Quoted Prices
The list catalogs stocks with no yesterday transactions on the New York Stock Exchange, showing last sale, bid and ask figures for issues including Am Can, Am Pow, Am Dist, Brunswick, New York Central, Reading, Granite, and several coal and utility interests, with numerous preferreds and unlisted items. The windowed data reflects last price points and current quotations across diversified issuers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Ams
Allis-C Co
Iowa
We Kan
Keo Év
AC &F Pt
K Tor
le& W
Lake Shore
Mhp&ss
T&c
Nash & Ences
Ann Arbor
New C Coal
Nyce&sl
Brunswick
Pitts Coal
U's Oead
Sule Kellver
Fe M&o
Cleve & P
Granby M
Hock Val
Money Market and Foreign Exchange Summary
Money on call opened at 2 percent with fluctuation through the day. Rates for sixty to ninety days around 2 1/4 to 3 1/4 percent. longer terms near 4 percent. Mercantile paper sold moderately. demand fair. FOREIGN EXCHANGE open steady, cables and demand sterling firm, with last hour strength. Bankers' posted rates listed for Belgium, Switzerland, Holland, and other regions. Domestic exchange figures noted for multiple cities. Bank clearings for New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore given with balances. Silver and gold prices reported, Mexican exchange quoted. Government receipts show daily and year-to-date totals. Sub-Treasury debt to Clearing House noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile
Damandrie
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
Reston
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Savannah
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Baltimore
London
Washington
Sub-Treasury
Clearing House
Fragmented OCR Note From Bavarian Government Listing
Fragmentary OCR reads like a government notice from Bavaria listing figures and names. It mentions Augsburg Hesvian government relations and a numeric 63.100 with unclear context. The text remains unreadable for precise entities or a clear event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Munich
Augsburg
F On-M “ Ag
Guy Gold
Bowling Green Trust Co Officers and Directors List
Bowling Green Trust Co of New York at 26 Broadway provides a roster of officers including Edwin Gould and William H. Taylor with roles such as vice president and treasurer. Directors named include Charles Armstron, Frank Brainard, Harry Bronner, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green Trust Co
Broadway
New York
Edwin Gouldwilliam H. Taylor
CHAS
P. Armstrong
John A. Hilton
S. V.pres. & Treay
William M. Laws
Charles P. Armstron
Frank Brainard
Harry Bronner
Franklin Q. Brown
Robert C. Clowry
Edmund C. Convers
Nelson Cronw
P. C. Costello
Grenville M. Dodge A. Goepel
Edwin Gould
Frank J. Gould
Market Highlights and Dividends Reported in The Street
Foreign trading showed about ten thousand shares moved, led by Union Pacific and United States Steel, with American stocks in London firm though not active. Dividends declared include American Tobacco Company at 6 percent and extra 5 percent, Smelters Securities Company at 6 and 1 percent on preferred A and B, payable June. Lead price rose five points to 4.2 cents. iron and steel notes describe April output decline and ongoing price and demand shifts, with discussion of billets, pig iron, and structural materials outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
United States Steel
London
American Tobacco Company
Smelters Securities Company
Boston
Curtis & Sanger, Kidder, Peabody & Co
Estabrook & Co
Boston Rubber Shoe Company
United States Rubber Company
Boston Company
American Smelting and Refining Company
Ira Age
Staal Works
Steel Works
Iron Trade Review
New York
Great Britain
Germany
New York State
Pittsburg
Chicago
Illinois Steel Company
Securities Auction Clears Large Mixed Bond List
Securities sold yesterday at exchange auction by Adrian H Mulier & Son include Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad Co guaranteed bonds, New York Transfer Co shares, American Railway Supply Co shares, Warren Railroad Co stock, Ann Arbor Railroad preferred, Hall & Lion Co, St Joseph & Grand Island Railways, Laurentian Fishing and Heating Club of Canada, Atlantic Mutual Insurance scrip, Adams Express collaterals, Pullman Co holdings, Lake Erie & Western, Cincinnati Chicago & Louisville bonds, Long Island lines, Michigan Central bonds, and numerous other railroad and utility securities. The sale was conducted by order of Wm M Hoes, public auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Closine
Marine Pr
Bethapawnneges Eeceee
Alice Mining
Mackay Co
Allis-Chalmers Co
Misar
Ay 'M
Ee Reig
jAm
Agr
Car & Foundry
Minn
St. Louis
Hide & Leather
St Louis
Pees O & Texas
Kan
Texas Pr
Tam
Paesssouri Pacific
Wwe
National Biscuit
Gsby
Newhouse
New York Central
Ce Ri Ae
New York
Ch & St. Louis
N. A
Tobacco
Ontario & Western
Norfolk & Western
Atchison Sirs
Atchison Pr
Atlantic Coast Line
Lariby
Baltimore & Ohio
BSI
Northern Pacific
Etis Ontario
Batopilas Mining
Bethlehem Steel
Pennsylvania
Railroad
Peo
Brooklyn Rapid Trans
Butterick Co
Ay Shail
Canada Pacific
jChesa & Ohio
Republi Iron & Steel
jChicago & Alton
Public Iron & Seat
Bey
Chicago & Alton
Rock Island
Great Western
Rock An
Pr Nak
M. Eee
L. A
M. St. P
New Pa
Southwestern
St P
St P. Etts
Chicago & Northwestern
Sloss-Sheff
Steel & Tiron
Chicago Union Traction
Steel & Iron Pr
Southern Pacific
Colorado Fuel & Tron
Chicago Union Tracel
Af&hern Pacific
Southern Railroa
Colorado & Southern
Southern Railroad
Ferby
Thy
Tennessee Copes
Ce & Hockin On & Iron
Texas Pact
Third Avenue Railroad
Toledo Railways & Lig
Lake
Itol
St. L. West
Delaware & Hudson
Deer & Rio Grande
Union Bag & Paper Pr
BAL
He & Rio Grande
Oon
Union Pacific
Byange
Union Pacific P
United Railway
S. Ly
Eee Railway Invest
Ipe
Aio
Feral M. & ST
S. Reality & Imp
al Electric
S. Rubber
Caer
U S
S. Steel
S. Steel Pr
Ana Electric Railway
Utan Co Er
rborough-Met
rborough-Metropolitan
Tnt National
Alywa
Maryland
Western Union Telegraph
International
Westinghouse
Kansas City
Southara
Kasas City
L. E
Kias City
Ft M
Vile
Washville
Cisancato
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne &Chicago Railroad Co
H. Reiners
Brook Pew
Church of the Incarnation
Avenue
35Th Street
North Gage
New York Transfer Co
American Railway
Warren Railroad Co
New
Ann Arbor Railroad Co
Esha Hall & Lion Co
First National Bank of J
St Joseph & Grand
Sancaousie Cacanaccte
Adams Express Co
Waenasee Ae
the Pullman Co
Lake Erie & Western Bathosd Co
Rome, Watertown
Oxdeasburs
Annes
Omenes
Iago
St. Louis Orleans
H. & H. Reimers
Brooklyn
Our Church
New York & Jersey Railroad
Hudson & Marhattan Railroad
Hudson Tunnels
Trus
Esperanza Central Sugar
Esperanza Central Sugar Co
United Railwee Investment
Washington Life Insurance
Arnegie
Wabash & Pittsboro Terminal Rails Co
Missouri
Kansas
New York & Queens Gas Co
Consolidated Paper & Milnece
Morris & Essex Faiiroad
United States
Mawel. Briscoe Motor Co
Carnegie Trust
Carnegie Trust Co
Leanne
Boston Stocks and Rail Names Likely From Market Listing
Boston stocks table lists companies such as Fitchburg, NYNH&H, Am Tel & T Co, and New Eng Tel with mixed prices and preferred shares. May & Maz & Bost & Albany shows seating in the market update with figures like 223 204 and 138 on Elev. and other lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
R. I. Day & Co
Wall
May & Maz & Bost & Albany
Cia&usy
Fitchburg
Nynh&h
Franklin
Mic
Am Tel & T Co
New Eng Tel
W Tel & Tco
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Guaranty Trust Company of
Papral
Nassau St
Lombard St. E. C
Ifo International
Lackawanna Steel
Union Typewriter
Essex County Nat. Bank
Frederic H. Hatch
Broad Street
Broad
Fred’k F
Stocks & Bonds Stock Exchange
Cas
Carlisle . Co. Bankers & Brokers
Jefferson Bank
Merchants’ Exchange Bank
Bank of New York
Metropolitan Bank
Clinton Gilbert
Wall ST
N. Y
Urs Securities
Micmac Greene-Cananea Butte Coalition
Cumberland Ely Wevada Consolidated Tinequaker Service
J. Thomas Reinhardt
Factare
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Fifth Avenue
J. M. W. Hicks
Copper
Illinois Central
Minton Gilbert
Wall Street
Eeeene
Liberty Atescere Am Exchange
Lincoln Success
Brooz Borough Market & Ful
Metropolis
Sesee Mechanics
Vtech
Droviss Mercantile
Feet
A&t Nat
Merchants
Eeury
Chase Mutual Jount Morrinsaee
Ratham B
Nassau Ens
Chemical
NYNBA
Ci Cent
Y County
New Netherland
Nat Copper
Commerce
Colonia
Columbia
Orn Ebachenge
Fest River
Pacific Fidelity
Park
First National
People's Fifth National Phenix
Bifth Avenue
Plaza
Produce Exch
Fourteenth St
Gelatin Soccer Sherman
Gerfield
Seaboard Geman-Am
Geman
State
Eersse
Gemanta
Tareenwich
Twentybird
Wer
Union
West de
Irving Nat Ex
Jackson Gas
Kan City
Bingham G
Buffalo Gas
Am G
P&g C
Ohio
Ind
Paterson
Pat G
Pitts
St P Gem
St It & Tr Bs
St Paul Gas
Indianapolis
iSralter
Ferry Companies
Outside Securities
Eric
Money Market
American Securities Abroad
Atchison Ra
Pacific
St Paul
Aes BR
Hod
Joe NY
Nowa
M. Pac Trust Se
Bane
Swan Const ‘Hs
Tom Ae . Io
Ae L& N
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Bear Ducer -Cesteen
Do Sd Inc
Joe Oy
Penn Tone
Wees
C. HH
Marrod Boreas Nics
Con Salli
Gan
Vo Wen
Peo & E Inc
Mt & & New Eat
L&& Halene
D & I Ang
Tex & P
U S Steel
Do Essen
TA An
la & M
BREE
Peiaxk
Leh & W
New York City
Eyer & Co
Cy Ag
Dreshe
fCoupon
Toronto
Stewart & Lockwood
Exchange Place
Buffalo
Peterson Lake
Foster TI
New Temiskam
Trethewry
Kerr Lake
Red Rock
Vulcan
Lst
Money and Exchange
Madrid
Lisbon
Foreign Government
Industrial
Tobhaces
Writ Papeau
Manhattan
Seewar
Ares
Subway
Hile
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Napa D
Ariz Smet
Ely Min Ste
Davis—Daly
nutRagle
Florence
Hill
Galefield Co
tGoldfield
Greene
Reen Meehan
Greene Cop
King Edward Expior
Miehtin-lear
Miami
Mines Co of Am
Montgom
Montez
Utah M & S
I‘ i
North Butte
Tim San Petro Sli
Stewart
Tonopah Belmont
Tonopah Exten
Irs
Trinity
Tuyta
Union Mines
Ee Bal
United Cop
United Aic
Ajlis-Chalm
Consolidated Exchange Sales
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Ches & Ohio
Bsu
Sao
Chic & Alton
Nan Chi Mil & St P
Col Fuel & Iron
Distillers Secur
Louis & Nash
Mo Kan & Tex
Ano Northern Pacific
Norfolk & West
Orthern Pacific
Pacific Mail
People’s Gas
Republic Steel
Sts
Southern
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Steel Serant
Mana da
Wabash
Higest
Best & Belcher
Cal & Va
Omstock
Diamondfield
Goldfield
Montgomery
Ontario
Alb & Susq
Hert & Conn W. Alb & Vermont
Jou Cent L. Line
Ps Allegh & West
Joliet & Chic
Am Tel & Cabie
ILS
Snar&c
At&cCa
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Aug & Sar
Little Miami Eaves
Avon G
Lowell & and
Beech Creek
Bleech S& FF Berkshire
H &S
Orris & Eesex
Ost & Albany
Nash
Decatur
Bost & Lowell
Nashua & Low
Bost
NJ Trans Co
Brooklyn City Bway & 7Th
NY & A
Cam
Ogden Mine
Sa & Pitts
Old Colony
O & Syra
Xenia
Pac
At al
Om Union Me
Peoria
Pass of
Dan River
Pitte
L B
East Penneaeees
East Mahanoy
Pitts Ek
Eighth Avenue
Wore
Renns
O Roch & Gen
Fitchbu Erle & Pit
Second Avenue
Mrwéedj
Sixth Avenue
Bt&Git
Franklin Tei
Ity
Third St
Lao Tal
MIR
Utica Clin & River
Utica & Bik Ween
Utica
G, George
the Trust Company OF America
Gresham St
Adrian H Mulier & Son
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