Market gains echo New York as Seaboard leads uplift
Baltimore report notes brisk local buying inspired by New York's improved tone. Seaboard shares rise as investors anticipate dividends and new issues. Cotton Duck income securities strengthen on planned preferred stock offering. call money at 4 1 4 95 percent. Daily totals show 6 950 shares traded and bonds worth 108 300 dollars.
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Philadelphia Times
Baltimore
New York
Wall Street
Seaboard
Foreign exchange market shows quiet, steady sterling rates
The market for sterling was quiet and unchanged with a close at steady levels. Sixty day and demand rates are listed, along with Continental bills for France, reichsmarks and other currencies, while grain and cotton bill supply remains scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Reichamarks
Ilders
Belgium
Réehsmark
Olland
Vie Sterling
Unseasonable Weather Impacts Trade and Crops in US
Bradstreet's notes unsettled conditions this week with weak retail demand in cities and rural areas, delaying crops especially corn oats and cotton. A few weeks of warmth could improve commerce and agriculture. textile prices hold, cereal prices steady or higher, and labor unrest moves toward settlement amid slow cotton trade and uncertain near term demand.
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New York
Bradstreet
Withal
Negotiating Gold Exports and Paris Demand Trade
Gold export negotiations point to increased shipments with Paris expected to receive more early next week. Foreign exchange market talks suggest higher demand bills around 485 percent and a slight incentive in interest fees to attract shipments, though battlions show little movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Market notes on London silver bars and Mexican dollars
A fragmented market brief notes London silver at 7 16 per ounce with a penny tower reading and 1 18 penny bar. Government assay bars traded near 60001 with a 45050 price for Mexican dollars in yesterday’s commercial notice.
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London
European stock markets mixed as London closes higher
London Consols rise while rails weaken and American securities firm after New York open. London and Paris trading show firmer Spanish bonds, weaker rents, and declines in some Congo linked investments amid varied regional cues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
India Council
Stock Exchange
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Wheat Market Reports Mixed Trade and Export Interest
Market notes show receipts and shipments across several wheat types with firm tones on Western advisories though no local trading. Prices largely unchanged with limited export inquiries and small sales including 40,000 bushels for export and various car lot quotations for No 2 and mixed grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Rye flour market steady with price ranges noted
The report shows rye flour in light demand but steady at 2.75 to 2.90 per barrel for quality. Solid packed goods eased slightly under freer offerings yet sold fairly at revised prices. Prints and excess supplies described with quoted ranges for solid packed extra firsts and jobbing grades.
Market Notes In New York Cheese Trade
Offerings were light and the market remained firm with fair demand. New York full cream cheese described by quality, Swiss cheese assessed as to all and part skim, with prices noted in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Market Snapshot of Regional Agricultural Prices
A terse fair request notes steady but moderate offerings. Quoted prices show Pennsylvania and nearby regions with loss-offs, Western markets, and 1344c fair to good, fresh goods priced around 12 to 13 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Prices for Fowls and Spring Chickens in Market Range
The record shows moderate supply and steady demand with fair prices for fowls hens Beech 9 a ers Tc spring chickens and weetnias to the pair 25e spring ickens aie ing 2 te 244 pounds to the pair 17a20e.
Fresh Poultry Prices and Quality Notations
The listing shows fresh killed fowls at 0c, fair to good Sadige fowls. frozen fowls at 9%c. old roosters 64 4¢. nearby broilers 25a5c. frozen broilers by size and quality 15a20c. chickens frozen Llalie. turkeys frozen 1alie.
Fruit Market Prices and Supply Report
Apples and oranges in moderate supply and firm with fair demand. Strawberries irregular with many lots in bad order. Prices: apples per barrel from $2.50 to $4.50 depending on grade. California oranges per box for St Michaels at $8.83 to $3.75. navels $2.75. seedlings $2 to $2.75. Strawberries Maryland and Delaware per quart. crates priced from $3.00 to $12.00. other varieties listed with varied crate prices.
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California
St. Michaels
Laware
Maryland
Havana
Consols Steadier in London Cables After Sharp Drop
London reports show British consols steadying after their Thursday drop to 93 percent the lowest in years. The decline, linked to American selling and pending London Exchange settlement, follows fears tied to the Northern Pacific incident and broader American securities support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
South Africa
London Dispatches
London Stock Exchange
Market Report For Potatoes And Vegetables
Potatoes in moderate supply with steady demand and fair wholesale interest. Southern vegetables sold fairly at prior rates with detailed quotations for New York State and Michigan produce, plus Norfolk cabbage and Southern egg plant, cucumber, green bean, wax bean, tomato, beet and pea prices across various pack sizes and regions.
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New York State
Michigan
Southern
Norfolk
Savannah
Florida
Virginia
Price List Shows Small Declines in Refined Sugar Items
Prices for several refined sugar products remain largely unchanged with a 15 cent per 100 pound rebate after 30 days and a 1 percent cash discount. Items include dominoes 6.05c, loaf 6.05c, confectioners lozenge 5.76c, powdered 5.70c, crown A 5.90c, crystal A 5.55c, granulated 5.80c, cubes 5.80c, standard 5.55c, fine 5.55c, extra fine 6.65c, confectioners A 5.35c, soft oe 5.20c down to 4.85c for No. 4.85c.
Foreign Financial Notes Wall Street Briefs and London Rates
London bullion intake shows 117000 pounds on balance while gold premiums list Buenos Ayres 1.34 and Madrid 87.57 and Rome 55.87. Exchange on London set at 20 marks 46 pfennigs for checks with discount rates at 4 percent for short bills and 3.25 percent for three months. Paris three percent rates at 101 francs 17.7 centimes for account.
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London
Buenos Ayres
Madrid
Rome
Berian
Exchange
Paris
Local Meat Prices Listed in Moderate Demand
Prices show steady demand for city beef in sets, Western beef and knuckles with smoking and air drying. Hams range around $19.60 to $19.75 per unit, pork family at $1717.50, various pickled and cured specimens listed with per cent and price indications.
Hay and Rye Straw Prices With Market Weakness
Receipts total 210 tons of hay and 5 cars of straw amid liberal supplies and a weak market under light demand. Prices vary by grade and bale size for Timothy hay and rye straw, from No 1 Large at 17.00 to No 3 mixed at around 15.00, with several No 2 and No 1 options in between.
Iron and Steel Trade Reports Anticipated Mill Shutdown
The Chicago Iron and Steel notes a buying surge in run and finished material ahead of a likely July mill shutdown. A plan for continuous operation is under advisement but may not be in place next month. Mills may close briefly in July with possible extended idleness if a wage-scale agreement fails. Prices stay steady while Southern Pig iron remains weak. No notable price advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iron and Steel
Feed Prices Show Steady Market Demand
Feed was steady with ample offerings for the limited demand. Prices quoted for winter bran in bulk per ten range from 17 to 17.50 dollars. Bran in sacks was 25.8 line per ten. Hiatt.
Cotton steady with moderate demand upheld basis 814 per lb
Market reports show cotton remaining steady as demand stays moderate. The basis stands at 814 cents per pound for middling uplands amid current trading conditions.
Butte Electric and Power Co Incorporation Filed
The Butte Electric and Power Company of Jersey City filed articles of incorporation to manufacture and supply electricity. Incorporators listed include William J. Danning William W. Mansfield Charles B. Estabrook R. Dean Thomas K. Henderson L. Reed I F Keeler J Anthony and William F Brayton all of Jersey City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Electric and Power CO
Trenton
Butte Electric and Power Company
Capital Oo
William J. Danning
William W. Mansfield
Charles B. Estabrook
Prices of oil mixed as bids and stocks noted
Oil market activity in Ol City Pennsylvania shows credit balances at 1.08 and no bids on certificates. Shipments totaled 170 856 barrels with June deliveries projected at 215 153 barrels amid unchanged averages.
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OL City
Arbuckles Cut Sugar Prices Across Grades
The Arbuckles Sugar Company reduces prices on all grades at 15 cents per hundredweight while American Sugar Company leaves prices unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbuckles
Potpt A.merican Sugar Company
New York Price Trends on Flour and Wheat Markets
Flour receipts reach 20 804 barrels with exports at 6 341 barrels as markets stay firm on bullish crop news. Wheat receipts total 130 500 bushels with 191 529 bushels exported, spot No 2 red at 85 1/2 cents f o b afloat and July futures at 78 1/2 to 80 3/4 cents amid active trading on Argentine shipments and domestic crop signals. Corn receipts 167 000 remain quiet but firm, closing steady with a 4 cent gain. rye and barley mixed with rye steady and barley dull.
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New York
Northern Duluth
T. O B&b
Bard Duluth
Ofiec
New York Cotton Prices End Mixed Amid Profit Taking
In New York on May 81 the cotton market closed steady to up slightly after early losses. July led gains on demand from bear sides, while near months declined on liquidation. reports of heavy receipts and rains weighed on the trend but crop data later spurred buying. Net receipts across ports totaled 7,083,605 pounds since September 1, with varied regional totals.
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New York
Shorts
Iist
Atlantic
Seroe Ie
Port Arthur
Penancola
Wheat and corn rally as weather sways Chicago market
Chicago prices show wheat firm on bad western weather with July closing higher then slipping, corn steady with light trade as dry conditions persist. Reports of damage from disease and rain shortages sparked early rallies, later giving way to mixed but firmer closes. Local receipts and export activity noted amid ongoing grain and provisions trading.
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Chicago
West
Minneapolis
Duluth
Morrow
Wea
Enone Snes
Isier
Livestock Quotations From Key Markets May 31
May 31 dispatch details cattle calves sheep and hogs at New York Cincinnati and Chicago outlets. Prices show steers 5.50 to 6.10, bulls 3.40 to 4.50, cows 2.50 to 4.55, sheep 3.00 to 4.50, lambs 5.50 to 6.80, hogs 5.95 to 6.25 with regional variations and mixed demand noted. Shipments include 600 cattle and 1,280 sheep to New York, plus 4,760 beef quarters.
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New York
Vlay
Shaboc
Cincinnati
Chicago
Bolis
Texas
Wool trade slows as receipts flood market
The Commercial Bulletin reports a rapid build up of heavy domestic and foreign wool receipts in the United States. Demand is light this week and shipments fall off. Medium wools are weak with Territory sold at 57e clean. Ohio half blood unwashed sold at 16 cents. A large line of Irish wool described in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Commercial Bulletin
United States
Ohio
Wool Sales Rise Across Markets in May Week
The Textile Manufacturers Journal notes increased wool sales for the week ending May 31. Domestic sales reach 1 300 500 pounds this week versus 1 142 000 last week and 1 934 000 last year. foreign sales fall to 628 000 pounds from 710 000 and 875 000 respectively. Total weekly sales are 1 934 500 pounds, up from 1 852 000 and down from 2 309 000 in prior periods. Year to date domestic 85 58 000 pounds and foreign 14 490 800 pounds, aggregating 99 280 000 pounds, contrasted with 96 171 200 pounds in the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Textile Manufacturers’ Journal Ints
Boston
Compa
Cotton acreage rises sharply in 1900 crop outlook
Washington reports the Department of Agriculture estimates 27,532,000 acres planted in cotton, up 2,111,000 acres from last year and 2,498,000 acres more than actually picked. The growing crop’s average condition is 81.5, near the lowest June reading in two decades, with 82.5 last year and 85.7 in 1899.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
American Railways and Lighting Company formation delayed
CPA and engineering experts monitoring the financial and physical state of properties owned by the American Railways Company and the Electric Company of America expect examina tions to finish only by late next week. Therefore the new company name and organization are unlikely to occur before a week or ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Certified Public Accountants
American Railways Company
Electric Company of America
American Railways and Lighting Company
Payment rates from an array of early corporate dividends
Consolidated Gas Company of New York pays 2 percent quarterly. William Cramp & Sons Ship and Engine Building Co pays 1 percent quarterly. Empire State Idaho Mining and Develop ing Company pays 1 percent monthly. Chicago Alley Elevated Railroad Company pays 1 percent. Continental Cotton Oil Company offers 7 percent on preferred and 4 percent on common annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Gas Company of
New York
William Cramp & Sons’ Ship and Engine Building Co
Empire State Idaho Mining and Developing Company
Chicago “Alley
Elevated Railroad Company
Continental Cotton Ol Company
New Companies Chartered at State House in Dover
The Secretary of State chartered several concerns at the State House, including two large oil firms. The Union Mutual Oil Company of New York seeks to bore for oils and gases with $1,000,000 capital, and Texas Louisiana and Mexico Oil Company plans seven ventures with $1,000 capital. Also formed is The Knowdeal Manufacturing Company of Baltimore to manufacture and sell bicycles and motor vehicles with $30,000,000 capital, and The Hachange torrent Ceany of New York with $50,000 to run a general printing and publishing business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phcavmernia Times
Dover
Del
State House
Union Mutual Oil Company
New York
Texas
Louisiana
Mexico
the & Knowdeal Manufacturing Company
Baltimore
the & Hachange Istorrent Ceany
Boo
Settlement of Northern Pacific control split ends rail faction feud
Special to the Philadelphia Times reports a settlement between Hill-Morgan and Harriman syndicate over Northern Pacific control. The deal reorganizes the board to include Union Pacific representation aligned with Morgan, with names to be chosen to Morgan’s wishes. Wall Street sees it as a Harriman victory, securing Union Pacific’s Burlington purchase interests and fostering cooperation among Union Pacific, Great Northern, and Burlington interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
New York
Hill-Morgan
Harriman
Northern Pacific Railway
Union Pacific
J. Pierpont Morgan
Wall Street
Harriman-Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Burlington Purchase
Hill- Morgan
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Great Northern
Gould plans Pittsburg line expansion with Chicago link
J Gould plans to extend his railroad into Pittsburg and aims to build the line as soon as the city grants right of way. A Pittsburg specialist notes Mr Ramsey also intends a Pittsburg connection once approval is secured. The Wheeling and Lake Erie, now owned by Gould, already holds Pittsburg terminal properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gould
Pittsburg
Mr. Ramsey
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Mr. Gould
Burt Named General Passenger Agent of Jersey Central
Warren of Jersey Central announces C. M. Burt as general passenger agent succeeding H. P. Baldwin. Burt, formerly assistant G P A of Boston and Maine Road and longtime secretary of the Joint Traffic Association, assumes duty today amid Morgan interests behind the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pow. Warren
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
C. M. Burt
Central 10
H. P. Baldwin
Mr. Burt
Boston and Maine Road
Joint Traffic Association
Railroad notes and management changes across several lines
Mellen transfers Northern Pacific Manitoba lines to Mackenzie and Mann. Pennsylvania denies NY to Lakewood train operations. New Jersey Central consolidates Lakewood traffic. Lehigh and New England appoints J R Whitney PF S Fowler and J J Heintzelman with Pen Argyl offices. Georgia Car Works sale eyed by Philadelphia capital. Springfield and Decatur Railroad plans extend to Springfield and Kansas City. Wabash board may see C D Ashley resign with Joseph Ramsey prioritized as successor, Ramsey leading extension efforts.
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Lehigh and
New England
J. R. Whitney
Fowler
J. J. Heintzelman
Pen Argyl
Shipping News Sun Rises and Tides for June 1
Publication lists daily sun rise and set times with high and low water marks for Philadelphia and Breakwater areas on Saturday June 1. Times include 4.85 AM rise 7.24 PM set in Philadelphia and 7.49 AM high water with 2.24 PM low water at Breakwater.
Notice to Holders of Diamond State Steel Receipts
The Trust Company will close its books on June 3 1901 for transfer of receipts issued for Diamond State Steel Company stock. Certificates for preferred and common stock will be delivered after June 17 1901 at the Girard Trust Company Philadelphia upon surrender of receipts assigned in blank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond State Steel
Trust Company
Diamond State Steel Company
Girard Trust Company
Broad and
Chestnut Streets
Philadelphia
Freight and Vessel Movements Entering Pigeon Creek Area
A jumble of ship arrivals and cargo mentions including Norwegian steamer Herman Wedel Jarleberg with ballast at Kjerland New York. Norman with merchandise at Providence and Fall River. Goldsboro with merchandise at New York. George H. Stout at Albany. Grace at Baltimore. Renning Müller Bangor ballast towage. nitrate and vegetables aboard various lines.
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Herman Wedel Jarleberg
Kjerland
New York
William J. Grandfield
Norman
Chase
Providence
Fall River
George C. Eckharst
Goldsboro
French
William P. Clyde & Co
George H. Stout
Davis
Troy
Albany
Grace
Baltimore
Oar
Ibili
Hagerman Wane P
Fts
Philip Halzen
Pigeon Rk Chee Te
Jaccarino
Swyrna
Rael
Langella
Oran
Hee Co
Argentinia
Rosario
Bones
W. F. Hagar & Co
Ei E. Beaneit
Norfolk
Sree
Port- Water
Agerman
Boston
Franklin
Rutherford
New Bed
Swatare
O. H. Hagerman
East
Hammond
Tormentor
Maritime cargo list from Atlantic steamers and schooners
A string of late 19th century vessel notices lists steamers Spero Herman Wedel Jarris berg Elko and Indian with captains and destinations from Havana Boston New York Baltimore and Charleston. Tugs and barges such as Sorennice and Sennem are named along with towing operations and consignments to Clyde Co and Wicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spero
Lonn, Banes
United Fruit Company
Herman Wedel Jari
Berg
Kjerland
Havana
W. J. Grandsfield
Indian
Snow
Boston
George C. Eckhardt
Elko
Warren
New York
William EK
Clyde & Co
Loree Installed as Baltimore and Ohio Railroad President
Special to The Philadelphia Ties Baltimore May 31 L F Loree new B and O Railroad president arrived at company offices greeted by retiring president John K Cowen. Loree assured staff of job security and announced George L Potter as new general manager and Arthur Hale to lead telegraph operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Baltimore
L. F. Loree
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
John K. Cowen
Loree
George L. Potter
Arthur Hale
Delaware Bay and River News May 31 Passages and Arrivals
Shipping brief lists passed up and arrived vessels at Delaware Breakwater and New Castle on May 31. Tug and barge moves include Gut Heil Morning Light and R. B. Little with associated tenders. schooners Margaret M Riley Montana and John W. Daba listed for various ports. Several vessels passed out or en route with destinations including Philadelphia Boston Aguadilla and Port Tampa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware Bay and
River News
Delaware Breakwater
Gut Heil
Shields
Philadelphia
Morning Light
Algoa Bay
F. W. Munn
Margaret M. Riley
St. John
N. B
Montana
Aguadilla
P. E
John W. Daba
Charleston
R. B. Little
Bargesson
Maria
Energie
Flwabing
City of Everett
Port Tampa
Bradford C. French
Boston
Valley Forge
Tunnel Ridge
Preston
Paxtang
Freight and Charter Activity Quiet in Foreign Trade Rings
Modest inquiry seen yesterday in long voyage beasl pees with urgent needs covered. Rates steady though South American freights are quiet. Gulf to River Platte lumber tonnage shows stronger demand due to vessel scarcity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf
River Platte
Wabash Plans New Rail Link Toward Cleveland
Vice President Ramey of the Wabash announced a completed trackage arrangement with the Four to into Cleveland. The move aims to expand eastern service and connect key regional lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rameey
The
Wabash
Cleveland
Maritime trade ledger notes July cargoes and rates
The record lists several ships sailing routes with cargoes and prices. Steamer Norfolk to Boston coal at cents. Elswick Tower British 2578 tons Norfolk to London with general cargo private terms. Gaditomo Spanish 1785 tons timber Gulf to England with Pls 3d. Tulasfora Spanish 2668 tons timber to Liverpool or Manchester. Bark Sacro Chore Italian 3300 barrels petroleum Philadelphia to Marseilles 3s 8d. Schooners Sullivan Sawin, William R Herrick, Emily F Northam carry coal or timber Philadelphia to Boston Wilmington Baltimore with private terms. RevR. F. Petty 1500 tons coal Philadelphia to Portland Me 70 cents.
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Norfolk
Boston
Elswick Tower
London
Gaditomo
Gulf
England
Tulasfora
Livepool
Manchester
Philadelphia
Marseilles
Sullivan Sawin
F. Petty
Phila ——S
Portland
William R Herrick
Emily F. Northam
Wilmington
N. C
Baltimore
Port of New York Steamers List From Various Ports
A roster of ships calling at New York includes Milano from Hamburg Ut Norwegian from Vera Crag Nassovia from Stettin via Philadelphia Patricia German from Hamburg Tuscarora from London Benefactor from Philadelphia Bismarck from Hamburg Weston from Marseilles Lfubert from Para Ute from Havana with several additional British and German arrivals listed.
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Milano
Hamburg
Vera Crag
Nassovia
Germa
Stettin
Philadelphia
Patricia
Geman
Tuscarora
London
Benefactor
Iw Bismarck
Marseilles
Weston
Palermo
Lfubert
Para
Ute
Havana
Trade-Laden Vessels and Routes Mentioned in Seafaring List
A compiled OCR fragment lists vessels with nationalities and destinations including Steamers Lotania to Liverpool, Critic to Havre, Staa Dutch to Rotterdam, Wiagara to Glasgow, Athos to Cape Maree, Marat Hendrik to Hayti and Venezuelan ports, and nebaba to London, Toronto to Hull, with other entries such as Gadsby to Auckland and Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotania
Liverpool
Naples
Island
Pethagen
Critic
Havre
Staa’ Dutch
Rotterdam
Wiagara
Rome
Glasgowia
Athos
Cape Maree
Jai Athom One
Marat Hendrik
Hayti
Venezuelan
Nebaba
London
Toronto
Hull
Gadsby
Auckland
Wellington
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Grand Pias St. ‘Ry
Ser. H. & Pat
Ra R. Cons
Eth
Mizecess
Rapid Tran
Este ‘S Seth
St.5s
Union Rwy
United Traction
Wor
Bay State Gas
Eersess
Tral Union
el Thyolumbis Gas
Newark
Denver
Essex
Hudson Gas
N. Y
Madison
Wis
Port Orio Arial
New Amsterdam
N. Gas & Coke
Northern Union
Sonepe
Pani
Baltimore Stock Market
Continental Trust
Cotton Duck
Mary
Ewe
United Railways
Consolidated Gas. Ag
Ala
Anacostia & Pot
United Railways Inc
Cotton Duck Inc
European Stock Markets
Berlin
Laura Company
Brussels
Congo
Kaffirs
Don N. Y
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Great Ww
G. M. St. Paul
Lo ‘Grande
Louisville & Nash
Kan
Norfolk & Vee
Pacific
Reading
Kansas
Ions SY Mills
Steadier
Bank of England
Iron and Steel Trade
Boston Wool Trade
Harriman Syndicate
Jersey Central
NEW G. P. A
Louisville
Nashville
Seatarte
Mellen
Manitoba
Mackenzie and Mann
Canadian and Northern Railroad
New York City
Lakewood
N. J
New Jersey Central
Georgia Car Works
Car Trust
Springfield and
Decatur
Decatur, Ill
Springfield
Kansas City
Wabash Board of
C. D. Ashley
Joseph 8. Ramsey
Ramsey
the Shipping News
Port OF
Diamond State Steel CO
Pany
State of Pennsylvania
Aylward Develin
Chas
Roberts Joseph E
Gillingham
GEO. A. Huhn & Sons
Bullitt Building
S. Fourth ST
Mae and
Scottlq
Members OF
Chicas
Philadelphia Agents Home Fire
Marine Insurance Co
San Francisco
Cal
Walnut ST
Idea Perera Ie
New Castle
Lumbia
Jusie
Uranos
Satara
N Tune
North Carolina
Desen En
Eda
Rob Tee
Mary F
BEN J. H. Gaskill & Co
N. W. Cor. Ltd
Chestnut Sts. Bonds
Gocarillon A Ty. Prec
Gree Pumea
Siberian
Waesland
Canadia Rotterdam
Ettin
Eieeicland
Antwerp
Crown Point
East Point
Leith
Steerland
Canadia
Poin
Mars
Port OP
Potomac
Heriugne
Bururia
Tee Archimede
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