Market Activity Mixed as Prices Softened on Realizing Sales
Boston June 4 report shows active market with price softening after realizing sales. Sugar steady, steel output high, Atchison firm, Trinity Mining advanced, many mining shares eased. Specifics include Adventure 17 Atlantic 33 Michigan 7 Massachusetts Electric pref 90 Agricultural Chemical 305 Shoe Machinery 31 pref 25 Pere Marquette pref 74 New Haven 219% West End 04 Stock Yards 157 United Fruit 12544 Rutland pref 10649 Copper Range Baltic Trimountain properties consolidation talks boost final dealings.
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Boston
Atchison
Trinity Mining
Adventure
Atlantic
Michigan
Massachusetts Electric
Agricultural Chemical
Shoe Machinery
Pere Marquette
New Haven
West End
Stock Yards
United Fruit
Rutland
Baltic
Chicago Stocks Steady Despite Weaker New York Market
New York exchange ruled at par today with call and time loan rates at 4 1 2 to 5 percent. Local stocks showed a good showing amid a quiet trading day led by Tin Can and United States Steel declines, while Biscuit, Diamond Match, and elevated stocks held their ground. Union Station common remained steady near yesterday’s levels.
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Philadelphia Times
Chicago
New York Exchange
New York
United States Steel
Foreign exchange rates ease then firm in dull market
Sterling opened weaker before afternoon trading, then eased slightly and closed steadier. Actual business quotes show sixty days at 4.85, demand and cables at 4.88, commercial bills 4.84 to 4.85. Continental rates feature francs around 5.17 to 5.18 and reichsmarks near 94 15-16 to 95 7-16, with guilders near 40 40 7-16.
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Reichsmarks
Guilders
Foreign
Government bond closing quotes yesterday compared with Monday
Yesterday's bond market closed with lower yields than Monday, reflecting shifting demand across maturities. Dealers noted modest activity as investors reassessed duration and inflation expectations amid fluctuating equity markets.
Silver price shifts in London and New York markets
Report notes one silver ounce at 1-16 penny lower in London trading and New York commercial bar assays showing a percentage cent change. Mexican dollars quoted at 45050 with unspecified valuation terms.
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London
New York
European stock markets trade mostly inactive in London
June 4 London stock market closed with Consols up 1 16 at 93 15 16 for the account and money 93 9 16. Canadian Pacific up and Anaconda steady. Grand Trunk up 1/2. American securities regained parity as imports to New York appealed. Broad weakness in discounts, first class securities firmer, Brazilian stocks faltered on exchange drop, UK rails steadier amid light future demand.
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London
Stock Exchange
New York
Atchison, Louisville
Union Pacific
Opening on the Berlin stock exchange brightens on European shares
Berlin reports firm opening with strong demand for Italian and Hungarian stocks as money eases. Canadian Pacifics weaken on Manitoba crop reports. Later, broad weakness follows a sharp Mines decline linked to rumors of further coke output cuts.
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Berlin
Manitoba
Paris Market Roundup Shows Mixed Bond Declines
French 3 per cent rentes closed 20 centimes lower at 101 ft 2 1 2. Spanish 4s at 71.55 down from 71.90. Prices on the Bourse opened undecided and closed dull as realizations dominated. Rio Tinto and De Beers were unchanged or declined amid weaker government sentiment and speculation on a Spanish minister resignation. Metropolitan shares partly recovered while Katirs were inactive.
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Paris
Rio Tintos
de Beers
Katfirs
Foreign gold premiums quoted in London market
London brokers report daily gold premiums with Buenos Ayres at 133.80, down from 188.70 yesterday, Madrid at 37.42, up from 37.30, Lisbon steady at 39.50, and Rome at 5.27, down from 5.28 percent.
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London
Buenos Ayres
Madrid
Lisbon
Rome
Global Money Crinkles And Gold Output Rise Reported
London reports bul lion taken into the Bank of England at £61,000 with daily gold premiums in major markets. Paris and Berlin quote exchange rates and rates on short and three month bills. Montreal notes dividends across Canadian banks, Western Australia gold output up 10 percent for four months, and European coal price impacts hitting zinc smelting firms across Belgium France and Germany.
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London
Bank of England
Buenos Ayres
Madrid
Paris
Berlin
Montreal
Western Australia
Belgium
France
Germany
New York Produce Exchange to Meet on Grain Rules
Notice posted at the New York Produce Exchange calls a meeting for tomorrow at 3 o clock to consider changing rules governing future deliveries. The proposal aims to allow delivery of other contract grades or related price differences to prevent corners in grain, similar to moves in cotton coffee and the London market. It references historic Leiter wheat deals and recent futures activity in July wheat at Chicago.
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New York
New York Produce Exchange
London
Leiter
Chicago
Dividends Declared by Railways and Companies
A list of dividends declared by Chicago Junction Railways Union Stock Yards Chicago Continental Passenger Railway Company American Sugar Refining International Elevating Fidelity Storage Cambria Steel Amory Manufacturing Rubber Goods Manufacturing and related common and preferred stock payments. Payments due dates include June 1 June 15 June 25 and July 1.
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Chicago Junction Railways and Union Stock Yards Company
Chicago
Continental Passenger Railway Company
American Sugar Refining Company
International Elevating Company
New A
Cambria Steel Company
The
Amory Manufacturing Company
Rubber Goods Manufacturing Company
Cambria Steel Declares Special Dividend Plan
The Cambria Steel Company board met yesterday and approved a recapitalization plan. A special dividend of $1.50 per share was declared payable until June 25 to holders of record June 15. The dividend amount and payable date are confirmed.
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Cambria Steel Company
Commercial markets drift with light demand and weak futures
Receipts total 27 855 bushels with 17 600 on shipments and 201 012 in stock as outside advices run unfavorable. Offerings stay light and prices show little change while export interest remains low. Wheat prices decline across home centers with cables down and car lots dull. No 2 mixed and steamer grades quoted on call with modest bid and ask ranges.
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Bradatreets
Carlota
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Thic
Tthc
Ttuc
Market Receipts and Offerings Steady Despite Quiet Sales
Receipts total 5 780 bushels with shipments 5 415 bushels and stock at 169 803 bushels. Offerings were moderate and the market ruled steady though quiet. Sales included 7 cars No 2 white at 34 1 2 c and 2 cars Do choice at 34 c, No 1 white clipped offered at 0 34 c.
Receipts Show Steady Demand for Grains Across Markets
Receipts totaled 1 813 barrels and 1 894 640 pounds in sacks as offerings remained moderate and prices steady. Winter super and ex tras ranged 2.10 to 2.65, Pennsylvania roller values around 2.50 to 3.40, Western Winter 3.25 to 3.40 for clear and 3.40 to 3.00 for patent, Kansas straight about 3.40 to 3.75, with sack rates 3.40 to 3.75 and various brands from City Mills quoted 2.40 to 4.25.
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Kansas
City Mills
Extra
Steady Demand, Firm Prices for Western Creamery Products
Market shows steady demand for Western creamery with firm prices under limited supplies. Prints weak under excess supply. Quotations include solid-packed extra at 10 1/2 to 19 1/2 cents and firsts around 18 to 19 1/4 cents. Offerings light and market firm with fair demand. New York full cream grades mixed, near-by losses reported, Western loss-off around 14 cents to 12 1/2 cents, all values reflecting creamery pricing in a tight supply environment.
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Fone Western Creamery
New York
New York New
Pennsylvania
Poultry Prices Uttered In Quiet Quotations
In quiet market chatter prices for fowls and hens run 10 cents per item while old roosters fetch a nickel. Spring chickens weighing 3 to 4 pounds per pair go 22 to 24 cents. lighter 1 4 to 2 1 4 pounds per pair bring 16 to 20 cents.
Market Quotations on Fresh and Frozen Poultry
Ruled steady with fair demand and moderate offerings. Fresh killed fowls top at 10c per lb, fair to good at 8½c to 9½c, old roosters 6 1/4c, broilers nearby 5 4/5c, frozen broilers 15 to 20c, chickens 11 to 12c, turkeys 10 to 12c per lb.
Market Report on Green Fruits and Staples
Moderate supplies of apples and oranges kept prices steady with fair demand, while strawberries were quiet and weak. Apple barrels ranged around 4.50 for choice red fruit, 3.50 to 4 for choice and fancy, and 2.50 to 3 for No 2 grades. California navels 2.75 to 3.50 per box, St Michaels 3.00 to 3.75, and Mediterranean sweets 2.60 to 2.75. Pineapples Havana crates 2.50 to 3.50, 100 counts 8 to 12, 160 counts 4 to 6, Florida crates 3.00 to 3.50.
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California
St. Michaels
Havana
Florida
Potato and vegetable prices ease with firm old stocks
Old potatoes are in limited supply and firm, with good demand. New potatoes and vegetables sell at revised prices. Quotations show New York State potatoes at 80 to 88 cents per peck, Michigan options from 60 to 75 cents, Southern barrel prices for primed potatoes between 3.50 and 4 dollars, and assorted greens, tomatoes, and beets priced across Norfolk, Charleston, Savannah, and regional markets.
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New York State
Michigan
Southern
Norfolk
Charleston
Savannah
N. C
Florida
Quoted meat prices in city and Western markets
Advertising list shows quota tions for beef in sets and knuckles and tenders smoked and air dried, beef hams and shoulders cured or smoked, pork family cuts, breakfast bacon and lard priced by brand and weight. Entries include varied cents per pound and package details in a dense commerce row.
Market Refiner Price List With 15 Cent Rebates Noted
Quiet market conditions accompanied a notable shift in quotations as refiners set prices with a 15 cent per 100 pounds rebate after 30 days. Dominoes and cut loaf both at 6.05 cents, confectioners lozenge at 5.70, powdered and granulated grades ranging from 5.35 to 6.80 cents, with soft grades No 1 through No 16 at 4.55 to 5.20 cents.
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Ess Pork
Hay Prices and Market Demand in Receipts Report
Receipts show 270 tons of hay with continued light demand and lower prices under offerings. Rye straw remains scarce with inquiries. quotes list Timothy hay by bale size from 12.50 to 16.50, mixed hay 12.00 to 14.00, straw 18 to 19, oats 6.60 to 8.50, wheat 7.60 to 8.00 per unit.
Feed Prices for Bran in Moderate Supply
Feed was in moderate supply and limited demand at former rates. Winter bran sold in walk per ton at 17 to 17.50 dollars, spring bran in sacks per ton at 17 to 17.50 dollars.
Cotton Market Report Highlights Steady Middling Prices
Cotton was in limited demand yet steady on a basis of six cents per pound for middling uplands, reflecting cautious trading and steady price support amid firm baseline levels.
New York Prices and Market Receipts Report
New York prices for flour, cornmeal, rye, and barley show dull to steady trading with occasional weakness. Flour exports reach 3,060 barrels with winter patents at 3.704, winter straights 3.50 to 3.85, rye easy, No 2 Western at 54 1/2 cents, wheat receipts 195,250 with No 2 red 82 1/2 cents elevator and various Duluth futures. July shorts squeeze followed by weakness.
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New York
Jane
Minnesota
C. F
Afloat
Duluth
Commodities Battered by Bearish Cables Market Closes Lower
Opened firm with oats and wheat but weakened as bearish cables spread. July and September options drifted with small gains erased. spot coffee eased while fats and oils held varied. Receipts higher for oats at 246 000 bushels, No 2 coffee around 88 cents, cotton futures muted as markets stayed dull and steady across several staples.
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O. B
Tke
Babige
Rio
Cordova
Grain supplies rise and fall across regions in latest report
Special cable data show United States and Canada grain stocks adjust as wheat totals dip 3.654 million bushels while corn and oats rise. Increases include 1.409 million bushels of corn and 172 thousand of oats in the U S and Canada East Rockies, with notable declines at Chicago private elevators 138 thousand and at Portland Maine 140 thousand, plus 94 thousand at Quebec and 60 thousand in Manitoba and at Fort Worth and Nashville. The largest gain appears at Newport News with 102 thousand bushels.
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New York
Bradstreet
United States
Canada
East Rockies
Europe
Chicago
Portland
Quebec
Manitoba
Fort Worth
Nashville
Newport News
New York Cotton Market Sees Sharp Reversals Amid Unease
Near months in all speculative markets reversed sharply as shorts faced a bear scare and buying surged led by shorts and Wall Street. July and August led gains on reports of South to New York shipments reducing European visible supply. The weekly government report weighed on momentum, but markets closed steady 1 to 7 points higher with Liverpool and New Orleans supporting demand.
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New York
Shorts
Liverpool
Europe
Wall Street
New Orleans
Wheat Market Turbulence Caps Chicago Trading Session
Chicago reports a volatile wheat day with July futures swinging from gains to losses amid rains across the Dakotas Nebraska and Kansas. Corn oats and provisions also moved lower on bearish rains and hefty selling while export shipments and receipts are noted.
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Chicago
Yale
Shorts
Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansas
Seaboard
Minneapolis
Duluth
Market Receipts and Prices for Sheep Hogs and Cattle
CINCINNATI June 4 Hog prices higher with receipts 2,002. cattle steady from 2.50 to 5.35. sheep dull 2.25 to 4. Lambs dull 3.75 to 5.80. EAST LIBERTY Pa Janes cattle steady extra prime 5.70 to 5.80. hogs higher 6.00 to 6.10. sheep best wethers 4.80 to 4.35. lambs 5.20 to 5.30. calves 5.60 to 6.60. EAST BUFFALO June 4 cattle no offerings. calves 5.10 to 6.15. sheep 4.04 to 4.25. hogs 6.06 to 6.10. pigs 5.90.
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Cincinnati
East Liberty
Janes
East Buffalo
Wool Market Quiet but Firm with Fine Wools Holding
Boston June 4 Wool demand remains quiet though some fair sales occur. Fine wools hold prices while medium grades ease. Dealers seek a wider spread via fine rise or medium fall. Foreign wools quiet. fine Australians firm. Readings include Ohio Penns, Kentucky Indiana combing, Montana scoured 42 46c, staple 44 46c, Australian combing super fine 71 72c, good 68 70c, average 60 70c.
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Boston
Ohio
Tennsylvania
Michigan
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
National banks grow to 4145 with sizable capital rise
Figures show that 584 national banks were organized in fourteen and a half months with total capital of 30,062,000. Smaller banks under 50,000 capital numbered 405 with 10,902,000, and 170 banks had 50,000 or more capital. Of 504 primary banks and 80 state conversions, 56 small-class and 24 large-class conversions added 1,525,000 and 3,690,000 respectively. By May 31, 1901, total banks rose from 3,617 to 4,145, with capital stock up to 644,751,695 and circulation secured by bonds mounting to 323,538,217.
Philadelphia banks reserve stance unchanged a week
The Philadelphia banks as a group show no change in reserves, maintaining an average reserve ratio of 30.1 percent to liabilities. This stability mirrors the prior week, indicating consistent liquidity and steady funding conditions across local institutions.
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Philadelphia
Charters Granted to Four Delaware and Philadelphia Firms
This afternoon in Dover charters were granted to The Eastern Texas Oil Gas and Mineral Company capital 100000 The Hoopes Shutter Fastener Company Wilmington capital 100000 to manufacture shutter-bowers The Royal Collection Company Wilmington capital 50000 The Slow Manufacturing Company Philadelphia capital 25000 to manufacture a patent hood fame conveyor.
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Philadelphia Times
Dover
Del
Eastern
Texas Oil, Gas and Mineral Company
Capital
Hoopes
Wilmington
Royal Collection Company
Slow Manufacturing Company
Philadelphia
Weather Bureau weekly crop summary reports drought and harvest trends
The Weather Bureau notes drought and fly damage in the Missouri Valley winter wheat belt with Missouri worst. Harvesting begins in Arkansas and Kansas soon. Oregon improves, California expects large yields. Spring wheat needs rain in the Dakotas, Minnesota. Oats demand rain in Missouri and Upper Mississippi Valleys. Ohio Valley and Tennessee show better conditions. Southern harvest continues.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Missouri Valley
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas
Oregon
California
Dakotas
Minnesota
Mississippi
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Cornerstone Publishing Company Files Articles of Incorporation
Cornerstone Publishing Company yesterday filed articles of incorporation with the County Clerk in Camden. Incorporators include parties from Sandusky and Columbus, Ohio, and 8. M. Roberts of Camden. Capital stock is $15,000, paid in $1,000.
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E Cornerstone Publishing Company
Camden
Sandusky
Columbus
Ohio
8. M. Roberts
Southern Pacific stock rumors denied by management
An identified company insider dismisses rumors of a bond retirement, stock split, or split between common and preferred shares. He notes strong earnings and a projected fiscal year showing about 12 million dollars in earnings over fixed charges, with roughly 8 million for improvements and a divisible balance near 9 million on total outstanding stock.
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Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania Senate passes broker tax and sinking fund bills
The Pennsylvania Senate yesterday passed a bill amending an act on brokers and private bankers to impose a 1 percent tax on gross receipts of stock brokers and related firms. It also approved a House measure to relieve brokers from parts of the sinking fund provisions and another bill allowing Pennsylvania corporations to adjust par value of capital stock. In Connecticut Governor McLean signed a new corporate tax law taxing 1 percent of assessed valuations for national banks insurers trusts real estate and bridge companies.
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Pennsylvania Senate
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Senate
McLean
Connecticut
Annual Meeting of Stockholders and Directors Poll Pittsburg
The Pennsylvania Company held its annual stockholders meeting in Pittsburg on June 4 to review the year 1900 results. Net income from operations reached 7.401 million with total gross income of 9.718 million after investments, and a 1 million transfer to the extraordinary fund left 1.12 million surplus. Directors elected include A J Cassat and James McCrea of Philadelphia and James J Turner of Pittsburg with other board members. A officers’ meeting will be convened soon.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Company
A. J. Cassatt
Philadelphia
James McCrea
J. T. Brooks
Joseph Wood
James J. Turner
John P. Green
W. H. Barnes
N. P. Shortridge
Charles B. Pugh
Samuel Rea
George Wood
C. Stuart Patterson
Effingham B. Morris
Erie and Western Transportation annual meeting highlights
The Erie and Western Transportation Company held its annual meeting at 26 South Fifteenth Street. Directors elected for the year are William H. Barnes, Frank J. Firth, John P. Green, F. Houston and S. M. Prevost. Secretary Staley gave no statement on first year operations. The firm owns the Anchor line steamers between Buffalo and Detroit and maintains close ties with the Pennsylvania Railroad, with three vice presidents on its board.
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Erie and Western Transportation Company
South Fifteenth Street
William H. Barnes
Frank J. Firth
John P. Green
8. F. Houston
8. M. Prevost
Staley
Erie and Western
Buffalo
Detroit
Pennsylvania Railroad
Transportation Company
Chicago Money Lending in Eastern Market
One million dollars of Chicago money was loaned at 3 percent in the Eastern market yesterday. Banks here limit loans at 4 percent as their minimum except in rare cases. They are free buyers of commercial paper at 4 percent, with New York names forming a large share. Local demand for money is not active.
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New York
Default on Atlas Tack bonds hits first mortgage notes
The Atlas Tack Company faces default on its principal and interest on first mortgage 6 percent bonds due Saturday. About $230,000 of 6 percent bonds are outstanding with last coupon maturing June 1. The foreclosed prey was sold under foreclosure to H. H. Rogers last autumn for $200,000, less than the amount of bonds outstanding.
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Atlas Tack Company
H. H. Rogers
New Division Operator Named on Pennsylvania Railroad
Superintendent Cucker of the Middle Division announces Hugh Logan as division operator succeeding the late Harry Fendersmith who died May 26. The appointment took effect May 20. Logan has eighteen years of experience as operator, assistant manager, and manager on the division.
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Cucker
Middle Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hugh Logan
Arry Fendersmith
Logan
United States Cotton Duck Corporation Formed in Trenton
The United States Cotton Duck Corporation was incorporated in Trenton New Jersey. It has authorized capital of 50 million dollars to manufacture and deal in cotton duck and other cotton goods. Half the capital stock will be preferred 6 percent cumulative, half common. Founders include Robert S. Green Edward M. Miller and Wilbert C. Walls. The board may appoint an executive committee to exercise powers per bylaws.
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Trenton
N. J
United States Cotton Duck Corporation
Ince
Robert 8. Green
Elizabet
Edward M
Chicago cattle and hog markets report June 4
Cattle receipts 2500 generally steady with price ranges from 4.00 to 6.10 for various grades. Texas steers at 4.25 to 5.40. Hogs receipts 20000 today with top at 6.00 and most sales around 5.85 to 6.02. Sheep receipts 9000 with weak demand and lamb prices from 4.25 to 5.75. New conte June 4 Ber receipts 108.
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Texas Fed
Texas
Re Lambs
Wester Lambs
BER
Arthur Hale's Successor Named at Telegraph Office
Samuel W. Graham chief clerk in the Pennsylvania superintendent of telegraph office has been chosen as the successor to Arthur Hale who becomes assistant general manager of the Baltimore and Ohio. Graham has been acting superintendent since June 1.
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Samuel W. Graham
Pennsylvania
Arthur Hale
Baltimore and Ohio
Mr. Graham
Railroads plan new towers and stations across multiple lines
The Reading will add four lever towers at Perkiomen Junction Pottstown Stowe and Port Clinton and a new passenger station will rise at Bordentown N J on the site of the old Camden and Amboy roundhouse now being demolished General Passenger Agent Roberts of the Erie resigns and Delos Cooke is named his successor The Montgomery County Court refuses to block a Reading Y near Glenside to aid north south traffic and work will wrap soon A vice president of the Pennsylvania Railroad James McCrea arrived from Europe and planned talks at Broad Street Station but proceeded to Pittsburgh without stopping Also Ireland Y M C A secretary and London Y M C A secretary visited to inspect the Pennsylvania Railroad M C A building and management The physical
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Stowe
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N. J
Camden and Amboy Road
James McCrea
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Europe
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Broad Street
Pittsburg
Vast Asphalt Deposits Off Ecuador Spark Distant Interest
Despite reports of vast asphalt finds off Ecuador, local asphalting firms doubt impact. An importer notes Trinidad’s pitch lake could pave the world, as demand grows but remains under 800000 tons per year.
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Ecuador
Trinidad
Small banks organized under gold standard law rise nationwide
The Comptroller of the Currency reports that the March 14 1900 gold standard law stimulated the organization of small banks from its passage to the end of May of the current year.
Reading Company Meeting Reelects Board of Directors
The annual meeting of Reading Company's stockholders at the Terminal was largely perfunctory with re-election of the existing Board: George F. Baer A J Antelo John Lowther Welsh George Thomas Henry A du Pont Henry P. McKean Samuel Dickson Charles Steele Joseph Harris. The meeting adjourned until October 14 for the annual reports.
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A. J. Antelo
John Lowther Welsh
George ©. Thomas
Henry A. du Pont
Henry P. McKean
Samuel Dickson
Charles Steele
Joseph
Trustees Elect Two Appointees and Welcome Resignations
The University of Pennsylvania trustees held a stated meeting yesterday. Effingham B. Morris was elected trustee to fill the vacancy from John C. Sins. John H. Converse became a member of the Board of Managers of archaeology. Rev. George Dana Boardman resigned after twenty two years of service. Resolutions of regret were passed. Dr. M. Howard Fussell was promoted to assistant professor of medicine. The board will meet again June 12 at the Academy of Music to attend Commencement Day exercises.
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University
Effingham B. Morris
John C. Sins
John HH. Converse
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George Dana Boardman
Malaria Probe Tied to Ward Thirty Four Drainage Efforts
Colonel J. Lewis Good of the Board of Health says no petition has arrived from residents of Ward 34 seeking relief from malarial breeding conditions in brick yard excavations between Fifty and Sixtieth streets and Vine and Callowhill streets. He will refer the matter to the chief inspector of nuisances upon receipt and await a report. If possible, the place will be drained. if not, it must be filled and abated, with owners urged to act or authorities may proceed at public expense.
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Board of Health
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Mystery Patent Remedy Ad From 1900 Campaign
An 1900 advertisement fragment shows Mr. Simon RD Seales claiming use of a product called Strength-Giver and Jaysnes elix sopper for daily medicine. The text references August 5 1900 and asserts habitual consumption as a remedy.
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RD. Seales
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