Boston Stock Market Report Highlights June 5 Trade
Boston market shows active steady buying in Atchison and Union Pacific with copper shares, including South Range, active while Copper Range advances. Amalgamated weakens on injunction and several coalitions soften. notable moves include Trinity and Adventure, Atlantic, Victoria, Quincy, Massachusetts Electric, Agricultural Chemical, Shoe Machinery, West End, New Haven, Mergenthaler, United Fruit, West Michigan 5s and Fort Scott 6s. Bond and price details follow comparing to yesterday’s close.
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Boston
Atchison
Union Pacific
South Range Group
Copper Range
Baltic
Amalgamated
Trinity Easing
Adventure
Atlantic
Victoria
Quincy
Massachusetts Electric
Agricultural Chemical
Shoe Machinery
Preferred
West End
New Haven
Mergenthaler
United Fruit
West Michigan
Fort Scott
New York Stock Exchange
Pittsburg Stock Exchange Prices Today
Special to The Philadelphia Times from Pittsburg lists the day’s stock prices on the Pittsburg Stock Exchange with a table detailing the course of prices for June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Stock Exchange
Money Market Report From Exchange and Banks
Money on call opened at 3 percent with a high of 3 and a low of 2 percent. Time money in fair demand with rates 3a44 for sixty to ninety days and 4 for longer periods. Mercantile paper in moderate supply, demand fair. Interior markets unchanged. Chicago easy. New York Clearing House totals: exchanges 374,645,122 dollars. balances 13,317,254 dollars. Sub-Treasury debit balance 417,000,000.
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Stock Exchange
Mercantile
Chicago
Telegraph
Gotcaze sdkWsnetes
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Bank of England
Paris
Berlin
Sage Ss
Toport
New York
United A Sub-Treasury
Treasury Buys Short Term Bonds For Sinking Fund
The Treasury bought 440,500 dollars of short term bonds for the sinking fund, 388,100 dollars of short term fours bringing 113,7992, 100,000 short fours deliverable tomorrow bringing 113,8208, and 16,400 threes bringing 108,5420.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
European stock markets ease after gains as Derby lure weighs
London June 6 stock prices show Consols up 1 16 at 93 half earlier 93 percent close 98 percent. Canadian Pacific dips then steadies near 108 14. Anaconda unmoved at £10 Grand Trunks slips then recovers to 11 London market expects Bank of England rate cut to 3 percent tomorrow but likely postponed. Continental discounts rise while gold flows to Africa.
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London
Canadian Pacific
Bank of England
Stock Exchange
Atchisons
Berlin
New York
Africa
New York Stock Exchange
World Market Notes From Paris and Berlin Trading Floors
On the Paris Bourse prices were weak then improved with some forced sales of rentes absorbed. Spanish 4s slid on a peseta rumor but recovered. Brazilian shares fell on fickle exchange. Rio Tinto copper and Kaffirs weakened. In Berlin prices were weak due to large industrial offers. investment stocks held firm on easy money while Chinese shares and American securities weakened.
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Paris
Berlin
Boerse
Vienna
London Bar Silver Prices Dip and US Rates Edge Down
Bar silver in London fell to 7 16 pence per ounce with bids at 2 7 16. New York commercial bar price eased by percent, around 59.60 cents. Government assay bars slipped by 4 cents to 60.01 dollars. Mexican dollars steady at 48.50.
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London
New York
London Market Gold Premiums Report June Five
Gold premiums in London on June 5 show Buenos Ayres at 134 versus 183.80 yesterday Madrid at 37.75 against 37.42 Lisbon at 30.75 versus 39.00, reflecting shifts for the day across major markets.
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London
Buenos Ayres
Madrid
Lisbon
Rome
London Market Notes June 5 Silver firm and bullion flows
London bar silver closes firm at 274d per ounce. Gold premiums listed for Buenos Ayres Madrid Rome. Bank of England bullion intake today amounts to 29000 pounds. Paris rentes at 101 francs 10 centimes, London exchange 25 francs 19 centimes. Berlin exchange on London 20 marks 45 pfennigs, discounts short bills 3 percent three months 3 4 percent.
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London
Bank of England
Paris
Berlin
Exchange
Sterling Rates Edge Higher as Market Opens Steady
Sterling opened steady with a firm close as cables rose. Actual business shows sixty day at 4.854 percent and demand and cables at 4.88 percent. Commercial bills quoted at 4.84 percent, grain and cotton bills scarce. Continental bills list francs at about 5.15 to 5.18, reichsmarks around 41.5 to 42?, guilders near 4.04 to 4.08. Lead drawers report TM days demand around 4.56 to 4.89 with francs and reichsmarks in similar bands.
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Reichsmarks
France
Reichamarks
Gen
Court orders show cause on NY Electric Vehicle stock assessment
An order signed directs officers of the New York Electric Vehicle and Transportation Company to show cause why they should not be enjoined from enforcing a $10 assessment on company stock. The assessment was due today, and stock sold down to 75 cents a share yesterday.
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New York Electric Vehicle and Transportation Company
Dividends Declared On Various Railroads and Firms
Several companies announce semi annual and quarterly dividend payments on preferred stock. St Louis and San Francisco Railroad pays 2 percent semi annually on first preferred stock. Pennsylvania and Northwestern Railroad 2 percent semi annual payable July 10. Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe 2 percent on preferred stock. Finance Company of Pennsylvania 1.50 per share on first preferred stock payable July 1. American Snuff Company 1 percent quarterly on preferred stock. Massachusetts Electric Company 2 dollars semi annually on preferred stock. Commercial Cable Company 1 percent quarterly on preferred stock.
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St. Louis and
San Francisco Railroad Company
Pennsylvania and Northwestern Railroad Company
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company
Finance Company of Pennsylvania
American Snuff Company
Massachusetts Electric Company
Commercial Cable Company
Bank Clearings Report Shows Mixed Daily Totals
Yesterday's bank clearing activity shows a mix of gains and declines compared with the prior period. Market observers note liquidity conditions remain uneven as exchanges balance cash flows and settlement timelines across sectors.
Grain Market Weak With Limited Export Inquiry
Receipts show 49 968 and 87 686 bushels with stock totals around 308 980 and 451 078. The market was weak and declined on free selling while home grain centres faced light export inquiry and dull car lots. No trading in options occurred though some shipments and private term sales were noted including No 2 yellow and No 2 mixed on track and in export elevator.
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Jane
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Market Report on Grain Shipments and White Wheat Sales
Trade was quiet but offerings moderate and prices steady. Receipts show 10 478 bushels with shipments 14 672 and stock 105 100 bushels. Sales included 10 cars No 2 white clipped at 34 1 2 cents per bushel and 2 cars of choice at 34 1 2 cents. No 1 white clipped quoted at 35 cents.
Receipts and Prices in the Grain Market Report
Receipts show 1 750 barrels and 1 979 620 pounds in sacks as demand remains tepid. Mills offer scant supply while buyers show little interest and the market stays firm with quoted prices for winter and spring wheat across varieties from Pennsylvania to Kansas, including clear, straight, and patent grades.
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Kansas
City Mills
Bran Prices Quietly Steady at Old Rates
Winter bran sold in bulk at 1717.50 per ton and spring bran in sacks sized per ton also at 1717.50, with market activity described as moderate and quiet at former levels.
Market Report on Hay and Straw Quotations
Receipts total 280 tons of hay and 3 carloads of straw. Hay is plentiful and quiet at quoted rates while straw is in light supply with fair demand and steady prices. Quotations vary by grade with hay No 1 large bales at 16.50 and No 2 at 12.50 to 18. Straw No 1 rye around 19 and No 3 around 18. Oats and wheat prices shown for Nos 1 and 2 grades.
Creamery Goods Demand and Prices Noted in Market Report
Report cites strong demand for fine Western creamery products while supplies remain ample. Prints shown weak with excess stock. prices quoted include solid packed extras at 19 1/4 to 19 1/2 cents, firsts 18 1/8 to 18 1/2 cents, prints extras 20 cents, jobbing 21 to 24 cents.
Cheese Prices Quoted in Fair Market Offers
A market note lists cheese prices with moderate offerings. New York full cream small boxes are at 9% to 9% cents, new full creams fair to good at 8% to 9% cents, and part skim varying by quality. GaTee.
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New York
New York New
Fresh stock demand supports firm prices in regional markets
Demand for fine fresh stock remains strong as prices stay firm under moderate offerings. The report notes near-by regions including Pennsylvania with losses offset by steady values for Western and related listings. Prices are described as fair to good with frosty market conditions.
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Pennsylvania
Live Poultry Rates For Various Weights
Quotations for fowls and hens by quality. Chickens range from three to four pounds per pair, with prices around 22 to 24 cents. Spring chickens weighing one and a half to two pounds per pair fetch about 1 to 2 dollars per pair.
Dressed Poultry Prices Steady With Moderate Demand
Fresh killed fowls were quoted 10c for choice and 8 1/2c for fair to good. Frozen fowls 4c, old roosters 4c, broilers near-by 25 to 35c, frozen broilers 20 to 40c, chickens frozen 11/2 to 12c, turkeys frozen 10 to 12c.
Market prices on beef pork hams and lard in city sales
Prices listed for city beef and Western beef in sets and knuckles and tenders, smoked and dried. Beef hams at 19.50 to 20 and pork family at 17 to 17.50, bams 10 to 10 1/2 percent, shoulders pickle cured, bacon and lard terms vary by brand and average, with quality notes for refined lard and butchers lard.
Fruit Prices Steady as Market Reports Modest Demand
Supplies of apples and oranges were moderate and the market ruled steady with fair demand. Strawberries sold fairly at quoted rates. Quotations included apples per barrel from 3.50 to 4.50 for various grades, California oranges per box from 2.75 to 3.50, Mediterranean sweets 2.25 to 3.00, seedings 2.75, strawberries per quart 4 to 8 cents, pineapples Havana crates 2.50 to 8, Florida crates 2.75 to 3.25.
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St. Michaels
Havana
Florida
Prices on Potatoes and Vegetables in Southern Markets
Potatoes scarce but firm with solid inquiry. Southern vegetables showing steady demand at quoted prices. Potatoes New York State choice round 85 to 90 cents per bushel, other grades 75 to 78 cents. Michigan ranges 75 to 86 cents. Cabbage Norfolk per barrel crate tailless. Tomatoes Florida carrier 1.00 to 2.50. Beets and peas bidding varied by region.
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New York State
Michigan
Southern
Norfolk
Tsc.a.l
Charleston
Savannah
N. C
Florida
Refiners' Prices After 15 Cent Rebate For 100 Pounds
Prices for refined sugars after a 15 cent rebate at thirty days show dominoes at 6.05 cents per pound, cut leaf 6.05, confectioners lozenge 5.70, powdered 5.70, crown A 5.90, crystal A 5.55, Srenotes pres cubes 5.80, with other grades noted.
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Bae
Pr Ho
Cotton Prices Steady Amid Modest Demand
Cotton markets held steady with moderate demand as prices remained on a Sic per pound basis for middling uplands. Local traders reported cautious buying while futures moved little, reflecting steady supply and steady demand conditions.
New York Market Reports Flour and Wheat Prices June 5
New York dispatch notes flour receipts at 21 709 barrels with exports of 10 183 barrels and a steady tone. Wheat supplies reach 154 750 bushels with No 2 red f o b at 83 cents and September options weak then rally before closing near unchanged. Corn receipts total 81 000 bushels with No 2 at 40 1/2 cents f o b and afloat. market easing amid mixed cables and rainfall.
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New York
Duluth
Ft. O
Northwest
Toha the
Market Prices For Commodities And Staples
The notice lists prices and steadiness for hay hops hides leather wool coal berf cut meats lard pork tallow cottonseed oil rosin turpentine rice molasses coffee sugar and more with varying quotes and conditions. Projections indicate mixed movement across items with several commodities showing steady or dull markets.
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Japan
Rio
Cordova
New York Cotton Market Faces Bear Reverses on Rumors
In New York on June 5, shorts saw further reverses as summer months firmed then slipped after a late rally. Early gains in the market surged on English market activity and exporter demand, with New Orleans shorts panicking and New York buying noted. July led the upswing to 8.03 before a reversal, August followed, new crop options rising in sympathy. Bears did not fully recover, though profit taking trimmed advances. receipts remained minor and the close was steady, 2 to 8 points higher.
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New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
Europe
Livestock Prices Across Markets on June 5
Across New York Chicago Cincinnati and East Buffalo receipts and prices for cattle hogs sheep and lambs. Cattle mostly steady to firm with varied classes. hogs steady to steady high end. sheep and lambs mixed with prime and choice listings. Multiple regions report large head counts and price ranges for steers cows bulls calves and lambs.
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New York
Chicago
Texas Fed
Texas
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
N. Y
Heavy rains weaken Chicago wheat and corn market
Chicago June 5 heavy rainfall kept the wheat market weak with July trading near yesterday's close. July wheat declined 1⅛ to 1¾ cents, corn stayed dull, oats ample, and provisions firm slightly. Frost forecasts and fly damage rumors fed short-covering rallies before renewed selling. Local receipts totaled 69 cars with midsize deliveries from Minneapolis and Duluth.
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Chicago
Corm
Tye
Kansas
Shorts
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seaboard
Saly
Suit Against Copper Dealer in Massachusetts Supreme Court
Clarence H. Venner sues Kidder Peabody Co and the Amalgamated Copper Co in the Massachusetts Supreme Court seeking to restrain the sale of Boston and Montana Butte and Boston stock to a purchasing company. The action, filed in Boston on June 5, targets the copper trade and stock transactions.
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Boston
Clarence H. Venner
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Amalgamated Copper Company
Montana Butte
Atipiententere Company
Insurance Losses in May Reach 22 Million Despite Jacksonville Fire
May fire losses totaled 22 386 150, the Journal of Commerce reports, led by Jacksonville with 10 565 000. Excluding that disaster, May would be closer to 4 million less than 1900. First five months total 79 336 150, down about 8 million from last year but up 20 351 250 from 1899.
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The
Journal of Commerce
Jacksonville
Philadelphia
Meadowbrook
Thos. B. Wanamaker
Morgan and Pennsylvania Hold Majority of Atchison Stock
Wall street was startled by Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe directors meeting in New York. Morgan interests hold enough common stock to demand a board seat and Morgan selected a director and third vice president. Victor Morawetz named executive chairman as changes include a new vice chairman and the abolition of the chairman's office. A 24 percent semi annual dividend on preferred shares was declared. Company officials declined to discuss Pennsylvania’s alleged buys to gain control.
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Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
New York
Wall Street
J. P. Morgan & Co
Aldace FP. Walker
J. W. Kendrick
Northern Pacific
Morgan and HM
D. L. Gallup
Cassatt
Pennsylvania
Atchison
Pittsburg Trolley Merger Terms Released in Exchange Plan
Details of the proposed merger between the Philadelphia Company and Consolidated Traction Company of Pittsburg are made public through H. Benn & Co. The plan outlines the exchange of old shares for new securities including collateral trust bonds totaling 40 million dollars and various preferred and partial exchange allocations for each company.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia Company
Consolidated Traction Company
Pittsburg
H. Benn & Co
Consolidated Traction
Philadelphia Co
Cssavessayesr
Ove Et Co
Philada, Co
Eepee
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Dooly Sues to Stop Atlanta Home Capital Reduction
M H Dooly as trustee for Louise Dooly files in Atlanta for injunction to block Atlanta Home directors and stockholders meeting from cutting capital stock from 500000 to 200000. Judge Lumpkin issues restraining order and sets a hearing to review alleged insurer’s perilous finances and exhausted surplus.
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M. H. Dooly
Louise Dooly
Atlanta
Lumpkin
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Ins Company Faces State Actions
Wisconsin revoked its license last week and Minnesota followed with a similar move. The cause is refusal to permit H. Wolfe, examiner for both departments, to investigate the company. Wolfe is viewed as competent and in good repute. observers urge an independent expert report on the firm’s affairs.
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Mutual Reserve Fund Life Insurance Company
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Stites
Mutual Reserve
H. Wolfe
Wolfe
Burnham
Manhattan's Georgia Deposit Challenged as Unconstitutional
A Georgia law requiring foreign fire insurers to deposit 10000 with the State Treasurer is challenged as class legislation for excluding Georgia companies. The suit, filed in the U S Court at Atlanta by Otto Kelsey receiver of Manhattan Fire Insurance Co New York, seeks control of the deposit held by the treasurer who resists releasing funds without a proper tribunal order. This is the first such suit over a Georgia fire insurance company deposit.
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Georgia
Geo Companies
United States
Atlanta
Otto Kelsey
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company
New York
Goulds Wabash Plan Blocked at Pittsburg Entry
Pittsburg report says the Wabash Railroad failed to gain entry via the Castle Shannon route after the Jutte Interest bought control of Castle Shannon stock and blocked new stockholder influence within the sixty day window. Four men including George Gould and Andrew Carnegie reportedly subscribed five million dollars each to the venture.
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Pittsburg
Wabash Railroad
Castle Shannon
Wabash
Jutic Ple
Georg Gould
Andrew Carnegie
National Association Meeting Aims For Large Attendance At Put-in-Bay
The committee to prepare the programme for the National Association of Local Agents annual meeting meets with C. H. Woodworth of Buffalo as chairman and members Whitney Geer Hull Lee, from five cities. Cleveland hosts local agents report plans for a large attendance.
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National Association of Local Agents
Put-in-Bay
C. H. Woodworth
Buffalo
N. Y
Charlies P. Whitney
Chicago
Thomas N. Geer
Cleveland
Ohio
R. M. Hull
Savannah
Ralph W. Lee
Washington, D. C
Chicago Rock Island appoints new directors and stock
The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad held its annual meeting in June. A resolution authorized a $10,000,000 issue of additional stock. W. H. Moore and D. Reid of New York were elected to the board, replacing Henry M. Flagler and H. A. Parker. All existing officers were re elected.
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Chicago
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
W. H. Moore
D. Reid
New York
Henry M. Flagler
H. A. Parker
New Marine Insurance Co Established in England
The Economic Marine Insurance Company Limited is registered in England with capital of £150,000 in £1 shares. Sir Christopher Furness serves as chairman, and his prominence among shipping men signals the company’s expected impact on marine trade.
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England
The
Economic Marine Insurance Company, Limited
Christopher Furness
Insurance Leaders, Rates Up, and Company Reorganization
William H. Stone former Kentucky Insurance Commissioner died of heart disease. Charles A. Pryce of Indiana takes charge of Ohio field next week. Chicago Underwriters' Association raises broom corn rates 25 cents for stock and buildings amid heavy losses. Vernon Insurance of Indianapolis reinsured the A. Underwriters and the Commercial of ay Indiana as it reorganizes after charter changes. McGillard agency of Indianapolis managed these firms. Differences linger between Chicago survey bureau and unions as they seek to resolve misunderstandings. William Rowland, treasurer of the Lower Dublin Academy, reports perpetual insurance canceled from the American Fire Insurance Company in Philadelphia after the academy’s sale to the city.
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Chicago Underwriters’ Association
Chicago
Vernon Insurance Company
Indianapolis
Commercial
Ay, Ind
McGillard Agency
Indianapellen li
William Rowland
Lower Dublin Academy
Philadelphia
American Fire Insurance
Phila
Wabash Must Advance Fares Across All Routes
Arbitrator Martin of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ruled that the Wabash Railroad must raise all fare classes from Kansas City and intermediate points to the same rates quoted via all standard routes in effect prior to April 30, 2001.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Buffalo
New York
Boston
Martin
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Wabash Railroad
Railway Commissioners Convene in San Francisco Convention
The thirteenth annual convention of the National Association of Railway Commissioners opened in San Francisco. A special train carried commissioners from twenty three states arriving the previous night, along with about sixty commissioners and their secretaries.
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San Francisco
National Association of Railway Commissioners
Railroad notes signal leadership reshuffles across lines
D W Cooke may become general passenger agent of the Erie replacing D I Roberts who resigned. Chicago rumors place W H Truesdale of the Lackawanna as potential Rock Island president under new backers led by W H Moore. Edgar Van Ellen, named second vice president of the New York Central Monday, will manage the Boston and Albany. Bliss plans retirement from railroading. Ralph Peters of the Pennsylvania West Cincinnati division becomes general superintendent for the succeeding organization.
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D. W. Cooke
The
Erie
D. I. Roberts
Chicago
W. H. Truesdale
Lackawanna
Rock Island
W. H H. Moore
Edgar van Ellen
New York Central
Boston and Albany
Ralph Peters
Cincinnati
Pennsytvania
Pittsburg
Atlt
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Local Names in Chestnut Street Ledger
A list of individuals linked to Chestnut Street records appears, naming Garrett Ritiew a Toons William H H Gowen N E Gor and others including H McFadden Henry Tatnall Isaac Clothier Cuyler Hartman Kuhn James Speyer and more in Philadelphia area.
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Morri Henjein
AY Richa
Garrett ‘Ritiem
A Toons
William HH
Francia I. Gowen
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Bro
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Isaac H. Clothier
Boston Wool Market Shows Quiet Demand With Cautious Hope
The American Wool and Cotton Reporter notes a quiet market with some expansion in demand, a few sizable lines moved, and better outlook for volume in coming weeks. Prices remain steady or down as South American wools depress good domestic quartergoods to 20 cents. new Territory wools fetch 42 to 45 cents. Boston week sales total 3.785 million pounds, with year to date 4.6133 million pounds.
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Boston
American Wool and Cotton Reporter
New Territory
Wyoming
Decline in American manufactured exports deepens in April
The article notes a roughly five million dollar drop in April exports of American manufactured goods from the prior April, with March showing a larger decline. April 1901 totals fell to 34.42 million from 39.42 million in 1900, while the ten month period ending April 30 shows a loss of over 13 million compared to the same span a year earlier.
Price of Steel Strong Amid Recent Purchases
Steel plate sales last Monday rose to 40 dollars per ton, up over four dollars from the previous pool price. Orders were for quick delivery, with the higher price in effect where immediate delivery was not requested. Structural steel prices held firm as mills report orders lasting into November and December.
Stocks and Bonds Sold at Auction by Barnes & Lofland
A catalog of securities auctioned yesterday includes Sunset Park Co Par Barge near Barnegat, Philadelphia Company par 50, American Pipe Mfg rights, Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co equities, National Bank of Germantown, and other building and loan shares. Multiple lots list par values and series, with varied rights and due dates, indicating a broad municipal and industrial portfolio sold by Barnes & Lofland.
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Sunset Park Co
Barnegat City
N. Vas J
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Philadelphia Company
Isaac
O Building and Loan Association
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Search Building and Loan Association
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Rocheater
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Philadelphia
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B. Pasa
Aaron
Oil Prices Update From Os City Bank Ledger
Credit balances stand at 1.05 with certificates on the bid. Shipments total 98,985 barrels, average 80,300. Runs reach 106,008 barrels, average 67,638.
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OS City
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