Chicago Stock Market Notes Quiet Session on June 3
Chicago stock action focused on Tin Can Biscuit common and Union Traction as New York exchanges quoted firm. Tin Can climbed to 28 and Union Traction common rose to 77 4 percent under broad Steel stock movement though no real link between issues. Market interest was otherwise limited with prices listed for several issues and little further activity.
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Philadelphia Times
Chicago
New York Exchange
Union Traction
United States
Union
National Biscuit
Ee Apie Cra L
Money Market Reports Mixed Opening With Varied Rates
The Money Market at the Stock Exchange opened at 3 percent with highs to 4 percent and lows near 8 percent, closing at 3. Time money shows liberal offers for 30 days to six months on collateral. Chicago loans easy while Boston banks moved from 2 to 2 and a half percent. London call money at 2 to 2 and a half percent with higher short bills. London weekly Bank of England and foreign balance noted.
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Stock Exchange
Mercantile
Chicago
Boston
Wall Street
London
Ee Meiret
Aes
Paris
Vienna
Sedma Ae Bie
European stock markets edge higher on steady demand
June 3 in London Consols closed 93% for money and 08% for the account. Canadian Pacifics rose 4 to 100% but settled at 108%. Grand Trunk up 1% to 11% with Spanish 4s steady at 70%. Money plentiful due to coupon payments and interest, discounts weakened. St Paul led gains in American securities despite overall cheer. Bank rate cuts expected, Bank of England and Bank of Germany likely to ease. London prices near the close described for 2 PM and close.
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London
Canadian Pacifica
Anaconda
Grand Trunk
Stock Exchange
New York
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Bank of England
Bank of Germany
New York Stock Exchange
British America shareholders vote for voluntary liquidation
London June 8. Shareholders of the British-America Corporation agreed to liquidate voluntarily. The firm is closely linked to the London and Globe Finance Corporation whose December suspension unsettled the Stock Exchange. Lord Dufferin served as a director of both firms amid a stormy meeting marked by hostile demonstrations.
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London
British-America Corporation
London and Globe Finance Corporation, Limited
Stock Exchange
Lord Dufferin
British-America
London and Globe Corporation
London and Globe
Whitaker Wright
French 3 percent rentes rise then ease on profit taking
Paris notes mixed in trading with French 3 percent rentes finishing 5 centimes higher earlier but closing at 101 fr. 22%c. Spanish 4s near 71.90, Rio Tinto drops drag copper prices. Copper price trends and copper stock growth trigger market weakness while new shares due for official quotation tomorrow.
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Paris
Rio Tintos
Berlin Bourse Dull Amidcrop Fears and Vienna Weakness
Berlin June 3 business at the Bourse was dull due to crop fears and Vienna market softness. Home funds and international securities were steady on easy money. Spanish 48 and Chinese shares rose while Canadian Pacifics slipped on London tips. Imperial Bank of Germany weekly change shows coin and bullion down 17.52 million marks, notes in circulation up 31.46 million, treasury notes held down 0.16 million, other securities up 26.28 million.
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Berlin
Germany
Vienna
Treasury
Express Crop Review Forecasts Irregular British Yields
The Mark Lane Express reports British crops will be irregular but wheat may reach average yields. Pests like grub affect fields. Prospects improve in Russia Italy Spain and Algeria, while France Austro Hungary Roumania Turkey show mediocre outlooks. Germany and parts of Poland show below average promise. Regions with over average wheat may yield 150 million quarters, average 75 million, and deficient 25 million. This backing helps explain a quiet market.
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London
Mark Lane Express Today
Russia
Italy
Spain
Algeria
France
Austro-Hungary
Roumania
Turkey
Germany
Poland
Foreign exchange rates and continental bill quotes
London money rates show 60 day documents at 4.85 percent, demand at 4.88 and cables at 4.89. Continental bills list francs around 5.17, reichsmarks near 0.45, guilders about 0.40, with miscellaneous adjustments. Posted rates from major drawers indicate a quiet close with little change in discounts.
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London
Reichsmarks
London bullion report shows Bank of England balance
Exchange on London shows 25 fronts 19 percent cen times for checks. Gold premiums noted for Buenos Ayres and Madrid. The Bank of England balance today stood at £37,000 in bullion.
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London
Buenos Ayres
Madrid
Bank of England
Wheat Market Reports Mixed With Firm Tie to Grain Centers
Commercial wheat markets show receipts of 6 955 bushels with 24 800 shipments and stock at 280 750. prices rise modestly on strong center reports. The American visible supply falls 3 130 000 bushels while car lots stay quiet and export inquiry remains light.
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Pennsylvania
Delaware
Market Report Notes Bushel Totals and Mixed Car Prices
Receipts show 10 820 bushels with stock at 168 929 bushels and a visible supply rise of 750 000. The market stayed steady with moderate local car lots activity. export inquiry was light. Sales included 1 car No 2 mixed at 83 cents, 6 cars No 2 white at 84 1/2 cents, 4 cars choice at 35 cents, and 1 white offered at 35 cents.
Flour and rye flour prices hold steady amid ample supplies
Receipts reach 1 865 barrels and 2 982 240 pounds in sacks while demand stays light and offerings moderate. Quoted prices show winter and spring varieties steady to firm, with rye flour at 2.75 to 2.00 per barrel and Western creamery prints in excess supply yet steady for choice grades.
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Kansas
City Mills
Dairy Prices Quoted for New York Creams and Skims
Market notes show New York full cream in small boxes at 9 4 9 percent with fair demand. New York new full cream ranges from 84 8 to 84 1 2 cents, common 7 8 to 8 0 cents, part skim varies by quality.
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New York
Egg market quotes steady with moderate supply
Fresh egg stock remained moderate and the market steady with fair demand. Quoted prices show Pennsylvania and nearby origins at 13 1/2 to 13 3/4 cents per dozen and Western origins at 11 1/4 to 11 3/4 cents per dozen, with good to fair quality.
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Pennsylvania
Western
Egg and poultry price listing from old market rates
Fowls and hens priced at 10 cents for quality. Old roosters and spring chickens 3 to 4 pounds per pair 22 to 24 cents. Spring chicks 2 to 2 1/2 pounds per pair 17 to 20 cents. Moderate supply quiet at former rates.
Poultry Market Report Shows Steady Supplies Cleaned Up
Ruled steady with choice stock largely sold. Fresh killed fowls 10c higher for good quality, other fowls 9 to 9 1/2c. frozen Gadike old roosters 6 1/4c, local broilers 25 to 85c, frozen broilers by size 16 to 20c, chickens frozen 11 to 13c, turkeys frozen 10 to 12 1/2c.
Meat Market Quotations From City and Western Beef Deck
A listing shows meat prices and grades with city beef in sets smoked and air dried at 14 alde. Western beef in sets smoked at 12a13c. Knuckles and tenders smoked 14a18c. Beef hams 19.50 20. Pork family 17a17.50. Hams various brands in tierces 10a1014c. Breakfast bacon brand and average 10% al11%c. Lard city refined tierces 9c. Loafers and tubs price c.
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Bia Sc
Market Report on Fresh Produce Prices and Demand
Green fruits such as apples and oranges showed moderate supplies and steady demand while strawberries were quiet and weak. Apple prices ranged from 2.50 to 4 per barrel with various grades. California navels and Mediterranean sweets priced per box and crate. pineapples shown for Havana and Florida with price spreads.
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Alze— St. Michaels
Havana
Florida
Revised potato and vegetable prices listed for regional markets
Old potatoes in moderate supply with steady demand. new potatoes and vegetables sold fairly at revised prices. Quotations include potatoes per bushel in New York State stock from choice round to fair round, per barrel prices for prime and medium, cabbages by barrel crate, cucumbers by basket, green beans by basket in Charleston Savannah and Florida markets, and beets by half-barrel basket with regional figures.
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New York State
Norfolk
Charleston
Savannah
Florida
Virginia
Maryland
Refined Sugars See Minor Fluctuations In Prices
Refiners reported quiet, unsettled trading with rebates of fifteen cents per 100 pounds after 30 days. Dominoes priced at 6.05¢, cut loaf at 6.06¢, confectioners lozenge at 5.70¢, loaf at 6.70¢, crown A 5.90¢, loaf 5.55¢, and other variants listed in the market note.
Market Report on Hay and Straw Prices
Receipts total 450 tons of hay and 5 cars of straw with liberal hay supplies and weak demand. Straw remains firm with small quantity and fair inquiry. Hay prices per bundle range from 13.00 to 17.00 dollars for various No. 1 to No. 3 grades. mixed hay shows 13.00 to 14.50. Straw No. 1 details incomplete.
Market summaries from London Berlin and Paris June 3
Bar sliver closed firm at 27¾ per ounce in London. Berlin exchange on London checks 46 pfennigs. Short bills discount 3 percent, three member bills 8 percent. Paris three per cent rentes at 101 francs 224 centimes for the account.
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Bhrlin
Exchange
Ooli Gy
Paris
Local Trade Offerings Include Modest Sums
Limited trade offerings surfaced with a notable figure of 17217.60 listed for a single lot. The terse item hints at uneven activity in the market and highlights a solitary high value among modest offerings.
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Syperton
Cotton prices inch up for middling uplands per pound
Market report notes a tentative request and steady trend for middling uplands cotton at a base price per pound, indicating cautious activity in pricing.
New York Prices and Market Roundup
New York price report June 6 notes flour receipts 123 15 barrel exports 401 688 barrels. Market fairly active and freer with rye flour dull rye steady and corn meal steady. Rye steady state and barley quiet with New York car sales.
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New York
Market report notes for grain and commodities
Market wires show mixed results as September prices turn firmer then ease on export figures. Wheat exports reach 192,000 bushels with soybeans steady. various grain futures show cautious activity amid bearish cues. In metals and meats, lard and pork hold near steady levels while coffee and sugar drift, oils and rosin quiet. petroleum and coal markets show subdued demand overall.
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Ale
RoMe
Cordova
New York Cotton Market Stays Quiet as Prices Slip
Cotton trading in New York on June 3 shows dull, month-to-month activity. Prices opened slightly higher to lower, with July at 7.78, August 7.28, and October 7.01, as room covering steadied the market but overall lack of investment support kept the close 4 to 7 points lower. Liverpool futures rose on crop worries and rains east of the Mississippi.
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Sugar
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Trinity
Adventure
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Victoria
Michigan
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Mergenthaler
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Osceola Mining
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Liverpool
Mississippi River
Wall Street
Manchester
Grain supply figures from the New York Produce Exchange
The New York Produce Exchange reports today a visible grain supply with wheat 3,130,000 bushels, corn 16,418,000 bushels, oats 218,000 bushels, rye 743,000 bushels, barley 822,000 bushels. Changes show decreases and increases across crops.
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New York
New York Produce Exchange
July Wheat Soars on Squeeze Rumors in Chicago Trade
Chicago price action centers on a possible July wheat squeeze as rumors of large buys and reduced visible supply push futures higher. July wheat climbs from 74 to 77 and settles near 77 to 77 1 4 cents, supported by rains and bull demand. corn and oats follow wheat trends with mixed gains and dull provisions.
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Gamal Lower
Shorts
Seaboard
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago Livestock Market Report June 3 Cattle Hogs Sheep
Cattle receipts 22 000 head with steady to higher steer prices. good to prime steers quoted 5.50 to 6.15, cows and heifers around 2.85 to 5.25, stockers slow. Hog receipts 44 000 with strong opening and closing. mixed hog prices around 5.00 to 5.98 with heavy hogs 5.70. Sheep dull with 4 212 receipts and fat lambs noted. overall tone cautious as market shows varied demand.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
Texas Bulls
York
Reeves
Tony Au
Livestock Market Report Volatile Prices Across Cattle Sheep and Hogs
The sale yard shows mixed results with cattle including steers and calves trading from around 4.00 to 4.75 per unit for fat steers and various classes. Sheep and lambs lead with top lamb quotes near 5.15 to 5.20 for extras, while hog prices hover near 5.25 to 5.90 for different grades. Veal calves bring about 5.50 to 8.00 with steady sheep demand and dull lower grades.
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Best
Michigan
Oil City May Shipping and Credit Balances Report
OIL CITY Pa June 3 Credit balances 1.05 certificates no bid shipments May 31 97 119 barrels average for May 93 159 runs May 31 138 462 barrels average for May 89 700 barrels shipments June 1 17 637 barrels average June barrels June no 1 and 2 ne 901 Baivele daily average for Tene 20 050 ba
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Oil City
Baivele
Shirts and Collars in a Trust
New York report details a proposed American Shirt and Collar Company forming a trust to control the national shirt and collar trade with a $20 million capital. Eight Troy manufacturers have signed, nine more show willingness, and only four more firms are needed to complete the agreement. Bond of $200,000 each proposed to assure non competition for ten years outside Nevada, Montana, and Idaho.
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New York
American Shirt and Collar Company
Troy
Nevada
Montana
Idaho
N Y Cotton Exchange Elects Officers Without Opposition
The New York Cotton Exchange held its annual election on June 3 selecting a full slate without opposition. Samuel T. Hubbard was chosen president with J Temple Gwathmey as vice president and George Brennecke as treasurer.
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New York
Cotton Exchange
Samuel T. Hubbard
J. Temple Gwathmey
George Brennecke
George W. Baily
Eustratius A. Fachiri
Frank B. Guest
Hermann Hagedorn
George F. Jones
Robert P. McDougall
James F. Maury
David H. Miller
Hermann Norden
Marcus J. Parrott
William Ray
Albert L. Rountree
Richard A. Springs
Frederick van Riper
Henry H. Wheeler
William J. Hochstaetter
A. Godwin Munn, Jr
Henry H. Royce
John F. Black
New Steamship Sat suma Arrives for Orient Service
The New York and Oriental Steamship Company reports the steel steamer Sat suma arriving from Sunderland. The ship, first by Short Brothers, will operate between New York Manila and ports in China and Japan. It measures 882 feet long 48.7 feet wide and 30 feet deep with 7200 tons deadweight and over 10500 tons cabin cargo.
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New York
New York and Oriental Steamship Company
Satsuma
Sunderland
England
Satsumma
Short Brothers, Limited
Manila
China
Japan
President Ripley Optimistic on Grain Crop Prospects
President Ripley of the Atchison Railroad says a huge grain crop is coming. Harvests start in Texas and California and will begin in Oklahoma and Indian Territory soon. Kansas expects 100 million bushels of wheat. Oklahoma may top last year’s yield. Earnings for the railroad should improve.
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Atchison Railroad
Texas
California
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Kansas
Coffee rebates aim to lower February prices
A 44c per pound rebate on Arbuckles coffee follows Woolson Spice and is viewed by traders as a move to push coffee prices down this month to influence the market for the new Brazil crop due around July 1. Proponents say the rebates do not affect the sugar market.
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Arbuckles
Woolson Spice Company
Brazil
Copper Directors Elected in Amalgamated Copper Meeting
In Jersey City on June 3 the Amalgamated Copper Company elected directors H. H. Rogers James Stillman Robert Bacon F. P. Olcott A. R. Flower A Burrage and W G Rockefeller to fill vacancies after Marcus Daly death Five hundred thousand shares represented at the meeting indicating strong investor turnout.
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Jersey City
Amalgamated Copper Company
H. H. Rogers
James Stillman
Robert Bacon
F. P. Olcott
A. R. Flower
A. ©. Burrage
W. G. Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Marcus Daly
Railroad company dividends announced in June and July
East Mahanoy Railroad Company pays 2 percent on June 15. East Pennsylvania Railroad Company pays 3 percent on July 16. New York Central Railroad Company declares regular quarterly 1 percent.
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East Mahanoy Railroad Company
East Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York Central Railroad Company
Sub Treasury report shows New York banks lose funds
Sub Treasury figures show New York banks down 196000 since Friday while Chicago banks lead in May clearing with a 10 percent gain over the prior peak and 17 percent over last year. For five months ending May 31 the gain reached 282,152,559 profit and 20 percent versus last year. The Comptroller of the Currency also declares dividends for several banks and designates reserve agents for others, naming Merchants' National Jacksonville, Wash National Tacoma, First National Alma and multiple exchanges and national banks as agents.
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New York
Chicago
Merchants’ National
Jacksonville
Fla
Wash National
Tacoma
Wash
First National
Alma
Neb
New Companies Chartered in Pennsylvania
The State Department issued charters for several firms on June 3 in Harrisburg. Pittsburg-Glenflora Sugar Co. in Pittsburg with $1,000 capital. The Gazette Publishing Co. in St. Marys with $6,000. Davidson Heating and Construction Co. in Hanover with $14,000. West Kittanning Township and additional entities listed with varying capitals.
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State Department
Pittsburg-Glenflora Sugar Co
Pittsburg
the Gazette Publishing Co
St. Mary's
Davidson Heating and Construction Co
Hanover
the West Kittanning
M Township
Ata
Cones Ps
Meeet Bavenns Foundry Coy
Hateceolia
Ata Eee
Delmar Lambert Company names new president
In Delmar Delaware on June 8 the Delmar Lambert Company announces a leadership change with Sorant Prriegeent Com taking the helm as president as the firm advances its peat operations in the region.
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Pares
Del
Delmar Lamber Company
Delmar, del
Sorant Prriegeent
Wabash Takes Control of Detroit and Toledo Shore Line
Wabash has secured control of the Detroit and Toledo Shore Line built between Toledo and Detroit and will operate it as part of the Toledo division. It is also said that the Santen P was negotiating for the line.
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Toledo
Ohio
Wabash
Detroit
Saamenoenn
Santen P
Rail merger shifts Atlantic City and Northeast rail traffic
Absorption of the Baltimore and Ohio by the Pennsylvania Railroad shifts Baltimore and Ohio Atlantic City business and Philadelphia to New York traffic to the Pennsylvania. Reading loses. Traffic agreements may permit abrupt changes. fast trains may be reduced or slowed. Pennsylvania gains Philadelphia and New York traffic while B&O routes to Washington and western destinations realign.
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Atlantic City
Philadelphia
New York
Reading
Atlantic City Railroad
Jersey Central
Aittle
Baltimore
Washington
Cincinnati
Cumberland
St. Louis
Chicago
Pennsylva nia Railroad Issues New Stock Privilege
The treasurer's office issued new stock at 60 dollars per share available to registered stockholders on April 26. Offices closed at noon delaying business. the option runs until the 15th for 83 1 3 percent of holdings. Many stockholders have sold their rights, but yesterday's crowd showed buyers beyond small investors.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania awards Y bridge contract at Harrisburg
The Pennsylvania awards the contract for the Y shaped bridge at the southern end of Cumberland Valley and Northern Central bridge over the Susquehanna in Harrisburg to Contractors Weand & Me. Dermott. Work starts immediately and must finish by October 1. The Y will remove the need to run Northern Central trains into Bridgeport yards before reaching Washington or heading north. Each arm will feature several piers with connections to the main bridge away from the river bank.
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Pennsylvania
Cumberland Valley
Susquehanna
Harrisburg
Weand & Me.Dermott
Northern Central
Bridgeport
Washington
President Baer to sail for Europe in July
President Baer of Reading announces plans to sail for Europe on July 4 for several weeks. He says his labors since becoming president have been arduous and that no personnel changes at Reading of New Jersey Central will be announced until his return.
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Baer
Reading
Europe
New Jersey Central
Loree Begins B&O Inspection Tour With New Aides
J. F. Loree new president of the Baltimore and Ohio starts his first road inspection today. He is accompanied by Judge Cowen and George L. Potter the new general manager, reflecting his prior Pennsyl vania Lines West experience.
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J. F. Loree
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittswill
Judge Cowen
George L. Potter
Rock Island Railway Annual Report Highlights
The Rock Island Railway released its annual report ahead of the meeting. It shows charges and fees totaling 4 percent of 3,007,225 dollars, amounting to 2,462,475 dollars, exclusive of special items.
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New York News Bureau
Rock Island Railway
Hafteca
Financial to the holders of Feast Nort Mortgage bonds of 1913
Bondholders are informed of funds payable on the Feast Nort Mortgage and Per Cent bonds of 1913. The notice specifies owed amounts and distribution details, directing holders to submit claims and present certificates to the designated agent by a set deadline.
Buffalo and Susquehanna Railroad Bond Refund Notice
F H Goodyear announces that the Buffalo and Susquehanna Railroad Company will refund outstanding five percent bonds and convert four percent bonds in exchange. Messrs Fisk and Robinson invite holders to contact them for details on holdings, numbers, and denominations. Bond prices rise to 101 plus accrued interest after June 15.
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Fisk & Robi
New York
State Street
Boston
Aimee
Fisk & Robinson
F. H. Goodyear
Fiest
Buffalo, N. Y
Basinloe & Susquehanna Railroad Company
Capital Trust and Safe Deposit Company Details
The document lists a capital and trusts firm offering safekeeping and transfer agent services with a $1,000,000 guarantee trust and safe deposit company. It mentions offices or personnel including Harry J. Delany Samuel M Zachary Wister, J Dickinson Sergeat Joseph Mee and others, with roles like vice president treasurer and assistant treasurer and references to vaults and trustees.
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Deposi
Cha Peary
Cook
Harry J. Delany
SAMUEL M. ZACHARY DIRE W._Roth Wister
J. Dickinson Sergeat Joseph Mee
Richard
E. G. Regenthaler
Ark
Dividend and earnings shifts in annual railroad abstract
The abstract shows a 1 percent yearly dividend charged to additions and improvements. Passenger earnings rose $858,977 or 15 percent with $817,377 or 17.8 percent from local business. Freight earnings gained $1,849,305 or 11.64 percent. Yearly construction and equipment charges totaled $3,139,056. Stocks and bonds of other companies increased by $986,578 while loans decreased by $1,760,000.
Newman Succeeds Callaway as New York Central Chief
William H. Newman was elected president of the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company to succeed Samuel R. Callaway. He remains president of the Lake Shore, with Edward Van Etten as second vice president. The Lake Shore becomes a Central division with no Lake Shore president planned. Newman's early rail career spanned the Texas and Pacific, Missouri Pacific, Great Northern, and Lake Shore, where he became president in 1898.
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New York Central Railroad
William H. Newman
Lake Shore
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company
Samuel R. Callaway
Newman
Both Roads
Edward van Etten
New York Central
the Central
Michigan Central
H. B. Ledyard
Niff
Texas and Pacific
Shreveport
Road
Southwestern
Texas
Louisiana
Missouri Pacific
Great Northern
The
Reading Co Looks at Division Payroll Plan
The Reading Company weighs switching its $650000 monthly payroll to a division system with a paymaster for each division so all employees receive checks on or near the same day, similar to Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Reading Company
Northern Pacific Settlement Sparks Ownership Convergence
Authoritative notice delays public details until J. P. Morgan returns late this month. Observers say the Pacific dispute may lead to broader use of community ownership by the involved interests. Attention shifts to fate of large stock blocks amassed by rival factions.
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J. P. Morgan
Wabash to Link Lines. Railroads Stretch 7 Miles Shorter
The Wabash railroad employs 1,000 men on the Montpelier extension to connect with the Detroit division, creating a Chicago line seven miles shorter than the Lake Shore. Meanwhile the Pennsy plans repainting Baltimore and Ohio cars in Tuscan red, risking a painters’ workload of about 800 cars.
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Toledo
Detroit
Chicago
Lake Shore
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
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