Money on Call and Clearing House Rates in 1901 Markets
Money on call offered freely at low rates with light demand as borrowers seek continued cheap funds. Rates 3 1/2 to 4 1/2 percent for 30 days to four months, industrials allowed, mercantile paper in good demand. New York clearings for the week totalled 1.89 billion with 21.5 million balances. this week’s activity trails earlier yearly highs. Paris money easy while Berlin and Hamburg advance, open market rates list Berlin Frankfort and Amsterdam at about 3 1/4 to 3 1/2 percent.
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Mercantile
Telegraph
Chicago
Cecsseuses
Borcor
Bouvea
Ad Blyadly
Philadelphia
Veka Cere
Baltimore
Paris
Berlin
Hamburg
Frankfort
Amsterdam
Vienna
Wis
St. Petersburg
New York
Bond market closes with yesterday quotes vs Friday
Yesterday's closing quotations for government bonds are shown compared with Friday figures, reflecting shifts in yields and price levels across maturities. The data highlight changes in benchmark Treasuries and related issues, indicating market sentiment and liquidity conditions for the day.
American Telephone stock rights issue announced
The American Telephone Company circular informs stockholders of a new stock issue of 25 090 shares at par and the right to subscribe at one new share for every three held. Subscriptions run to July 15 1901 with partial payments due August 1 1901 and January 15 1902. No interest on advance payments. Certificates issued after payments.
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American Telephone Company
National Bank Returns Detailed by April 24 Figures
Washington reports show national banks’ condition totals as of April 24, with year over year comparisons for 1901, 1900, and 1899 across discounts, due to other national banks, and due trusted agencies, highlighting shifts in credit and liabilities.
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Washington
Comptroller
New York Bank Statement Week Ending Figures
New York banks report for the week ending today showing loans at 587,900,100 with an increase of 21,284,400 and deposits at 972,118,800 rising by 10,720,600. Circulation falls to 30,983,400 down 160,200 while legal tenders drop 821,100 to 77,341,500. Specie declines 2,100,300 to 170,020,700 and reserves hold at 200,371,200 with a crease in surplus to 13,341,500, down 7,011,550.
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New York
Associated Banks of
European stock markets face weak discounts amid scarce activity
London opening shows tentative gains but thin attendance as money remains abundant. American, French, and British finance factors mix with looming deficits and war costs. gilt markets diverge while a potential autumn money crunch risks heavy gold outflows to the United States.
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London
Stock Exchange
Baltimore
Louisville
New York
Paris
Berlin
Bank of England
United States
Europe
France
Germany
Russia
Closing London Prices Before New York Open
London market closes with mixed gold and shares as traders await Wall Street. The FTSE and blue-chip indices show modest gains and declines amid薄 global cues ahead of the NYSE opening.
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London
New York Stock Exchange
Paris Bourse shows dull trading and mixed sentiment
Paris June report notes a dull session with no Berlin mining activity and iron markets in low spirits. Banks were firm early on due to Bourne law reform hopes but weakened as mining shares fell. Government securities remained well maintained.
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Paris
Berlin
Berlin Money Markets Report on Discount Rates
Berlin on June 6 reports London exchange at 20 marks 44 pfennigs. Discount rates for short bills and three months' bills cited at 3 percent and 34 percent respectively.
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Berlin
London
Outdated Gala Prize Listing From Buenos Ayres
Fragmentary transit of prize values and locations includes Buenos Ayres 194.80 Muara 51.00 brisbon 41 home 8 5.25 with unclear context or date, suggesting a catalog or ledger entry. Entities include Buenos Ayres Muara and potential numeric codes.
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Buenos Ayres
Muara
Brisbon
Home
Market Rally on Wheat Receipts and Prices
Receipts totaled 36 919 bushels with 413 633 stock and a firm market advancing sharply under light offerings. June futures at 56 7 tenths bid 57 tenths asked. car lots for No 2 Pennsylvania red around 77 or 78 cents. mixed and red lots quoted with bids and asks shown. export inquiries light and no option trading.
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Argc
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Grain Market Reports With Varied Flour Quotations and Prices
Receipts total 2 427 barrels and 953 548 pounds in sacks as buyers focus on actual needs. Market tone remains steady amid moderate offerings from mills with quotations for Winter super to patent and related products, plus rye flour and feed items.
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City Mills
Market Toward Weak Demand for Hay and Straw
Receipts totaled 420 tons of hay and 5 cars of straw. Hay supply was ample but demand weak while eye straw held firmer and fair demand with light offerings. Quotations list various Timothy hay and mixed hay grades, straw rye and oats, and wheat prices.
Market Dull as Prices Favor Buyers with Broad Offers
The market shows weak demand and buyer advantage with generous supplies of solid-packed and prints. Quoted levels include solid-packed extra 19 cents, firsts 18 18 and a half cents, prints extra 19 cents, and jobbing 20 to 24 cents.
Market Quiet as Prices Narrowly Steady for Dairy
The market was quiet with ample offerings and barely steady prices. New York full cream small boxes choice 94c, New York new full cream fair to good 84a0%Qc, part skims as to quality 67%4c.
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New York
New York New
Egg prices ease as demand stays light across regions
Demand for eggs was light and prices softened slightly with ample supplies. Quotations show Pennsylvania and nearby markets with losses, Western markets down a shade, and fair to good, fresh eggs priced at 12 to 13 cents per dozen.
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Pennsylvania
Auction Prices For Fowls At Former Tates Yard
Quoted prices show fowls and hens in moderate supply. Old roosters offered at Tc. each. Spring chickens weighed 3 to 4 pounds per pair priced 22 to 25 cents. Lighter spring chickens 1 to 2 1/4 pounds per pair priced 16 to 20 cents.
Dressed Poultry Market Steady With Steady Demand
Dressed poultry prices held steady as demand matched offerings. Fresh-killed fowls choice 10 cents, Sac. old roosters 6 4 4 cents, broilers locally sized 25 to 35 cents, Western dry-picked 22 23 a cent, scalded 18 to 20 cents, frozen chickens 11 to 13 cents.
City meat prices quoted by quota in 19th century listing
A jobbing price list shows city beef in sets and knuckles smoked and dried at 12 to 18 cents, Western beef sets at 12 to 16 cents, beef hams around $19.50, pork family at $17 to $17.50, Hams and shoulders cured and smoked at various cents per pound, lard refined in tierces or tubs, breakfast bacon by brand and average, and bellies and other pork products priced by weight and brand.
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City Beef
Tierces
Quiet Saturday trade shows steady fruit prices
Market activity was subdued with no major price changes. Quotations include apples at 4.50 to 5.0 per barrel, oranges from St Michaels to 3.75, navels 2.75 to 3.50, strawberries five to ten cents per quart, and Florida watermelons listed at 5.0 to 6.0 per 100. Cantaloupes and peaches from Florida also cited.
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St. Michaels
Florida
Cantaloupes
Georgia
Havana
Saturday Market Quiet with Steady Vegetable Quotes
The market showed little activity as usual on Saturdays with prices mostly unchanged. Potatoes lead with varied quotes by region from New York to the South, while cabbage, cucumbers, beans, cabbage and tomatoes show small regional differentials and limited supplies.
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N. Y
Michigan
Southern
Norfolk
Charleston
Savannah
North Carolina
Florida
Market Report on Limited Requests and Price Quotes
Prices held steady for limited requests and lists with McCahan still accepting prompt offers at 5 points under quoted rates. Hefiners announced rebates of 1 cent per 100 pounds after 30 days, detailing various confectionery and sugar grades with specific prices from Dominoes to confectioners' A and soft grades down to No 16.
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McCahan
Cotton Market Quiet but Firmer on No Basis
Cotton was quiet but showed slight firmness in middling upland grades with no basis of settlement per pound. Trading remained subdued as buyers awaited clearer price signals from lenders and merchants.
New York Prices for Flour and Grain Markets
New York prices show flour receipts at 25 201 barrels with exports 12 001 barrels and mixed wheat strength. Rye flour ranges 2 80 to 3 10 per cwt while cornmeal remains quiet at 96c. rye dull at 50 pct fob. malt and barley markets show steady to dull tones with various quality grades. Wheat and barley values appear unsettled amid shipments and regional notes.
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New York
City
Brandywine
Market report shows mixed commodity pricing across grains and livestock
Receipts and futures mix with corn, oats, hay, wool, and hogs quoted. Wheat and coffee trade on firmer tones amid crop news. cattle and sheep markets vary by region with steady to lower tones and robust hog sales in Cincinnati and Chicago districts.
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Cincinnati
Liberty
Chicago
Texas Fed
Texas
Cotton rises as shorts push market higher in New York
New York reports a steady open with cotton advancing 4 to 7 points amid active buying for investment and shorts covering. The West and South show mixed flows with July, August, and October futures moving up before later profit-taking trims gains.
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New York
West
Wall Street
Chronicle
Liverpool
Joly
Wheat and corn trade calmer in Chicago morning session
Chicago prices show July wheat up 0.5 cents after early drop on rain in Kansas and Oklahoma, July corn steady amid cool weather. oats unchanged. Wheat exports reported, receipts total 472000 bushels. prices ranged around 73 to 73 1 3 cents. Pork and lard led the higher in provisions with July hogs and lard advancing.
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Chicago
Kansas
Oklahoma
Seaboard
Minneapolis
Duluth
Cuenca
Minneapolis Prices and Grain Quotes in June Market
Minneapolis reports cash and futures for wheat with July and September at 68 cents and a range of No. 1 and Northern varieties. Flour prices show steady activity with patents and clears quoted. bran bulk at around 11.50 to 11.15 per hundredweight.
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Minneapolis
Bard
Northern
Unclear Trade Report on Beef Shipments and Cattle
A terse New York market note records receipts of 1 002 bead to trading with steady cables. Shipments include 1 210 cattle and 5 076 quarters of beef.
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New York
Global economic currents outlined in Cobbled 19th century notes
A sweeping roundup lists vast sums in copper combinations in the Northwest 235 million dollars prospective Prussian grain decline 60 million and rising U S shipbuilding 2000 ships annual growth. It notes Philippine timber laborers oil storage in California Oaxaca trade union themes rail locomotives Brazil France Japan Mexico and US crop and coal trends.
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Northwest
California
London Times
United States
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Gilsey House
New York
National Association of Credit Men
Philippines
Ohio
Illinois
Bordeaux
Bayonne
France
Wheeling
W. Va
Cleveland
Toledo
Detroit
Port Huron
Mich
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Mexico
Rilo
Santos
New York Central
W. H. Neuman
Virginia
Southwest
Yucatan
Pennsylvania
Dividends Declared by Rail Firms This Quarter
Twin City Rapid Transit declares 14 percent quarterly on preferred stock payable July 1. Des Moines and Fort Dodge Railroad pays 7 percent annual on preferred stock August 1. Chicago Great Western Railway declares semi annual 2 percent on preferred A and 2 percent on preferred B stocks, with July 1 as the payment date. Books close June on preferred A and June 22 on preferred B, reopen July 2.
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Twin City Rapid Transit
Des Moines and Fort Dodge Railroad Company
Chicago Great Western Railway Company
Specie Exports and Imports Reported in New York
Exports of gold for the week ending today totaled 6,563 dollars all to the West Indies and silver exports reached 1,020,744 dollars mainly to London. Gold imports stood at 36,501 dollars mostly bullion from Central America and bullion from France added 4,453 dollars with silver at 75,003 dollars chiefly bars from Mexico. Since January 1 the gold total is 1,135,173 dollars and silver 1,721,088 dollars compared with 1900 figures of 1,299,071 dollars gold and 14,810,940 dollars silver for the same period.
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New York
Custom House
West Indies
London
Central America
France
Mexico
Liabilities Exceed Assets of Wall Street Broker Sickels
New York June Liabilities of Charles R. Sickels a Wall Street stock broker who assigned May 8 are 173440 nominal assets 84800 actual assets 21002.
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New York
Charles R. Sickels
Wall Street
Jersey City Man Held Over Morgan Forgery Charge
James Van Buren of 212 Warren Street Jersey City was arrested Friday on forgery charges asserting he forged J Pierpont Morgan signatures on checks. He appeared before Magistrate Cunningham and was held to await New York requisition papers. Van Buren admitted his identity but denied forging Morgan. He was employed at Boscher 2 Teen New Yorkee where Morgan’s checks were printed. detectives estimate the total forged sum will reach about.
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James van Buren
Warren Street
Jersey City
J. Pierpont Morgan
Cunningham
New York
van Buren
Boscher 2
New
New Companies Chartered in Delaware
A certificate of incorporation was filed in Dover for the Aurora Buildings Company of Chicago with capital of 250000 dollars. Also listed is Attomette Lubricator Company, a Philadelphia firm, as part of the day's charter notices.
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Dover
Del
Aurora Alinings Company of
Chicago
Capital
Attomette Laubricator Company
Jewish Rabbis to Visit for July Conference
The Central Conference of American Rabbis announces its twelfth annual meeting in July. The five day session begins July 2 at Temple Keneseth Israel with services at Rodef Shalom and lectures by prominent rabbis from New York City Cincinnati Baltimore Milwaukee and Chicago. The event marks 144 regular members and four honorary delegates, with officers including President Joseph Silverman and Vice Presidents Moses Mielziner and Max Landsberg.
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Central Conference of American Rabbis
Temple Keneseth Israel
Broad Street
Montgomery Avenue
Temple
Rodef Shalom
Broad
Mt. Vernon Streets
Keneseth Israel
Joseph Krauskopf
M. Mielziner
Conference of Cineinnati
Joseph Silverman
New York City
John Wanamaker
Talcott Williams
Cyrus Adler
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Raphael Benjamin
Oscar J. Cohen
Texas
Aaron A. Lowenheim
Max Co. Carrick
Fort Smith
Ark
Rabi Abram Hischler
Chicago
M. H. Harris
D. Braunstein
J. M. Magill
Ligonier
Indiana
Charles 8. Levi
Peoria
Joseph Stolz
Conference Quarterly Review
Louis Grossman
S. H. Sonneschem
Des Moines
A. Rubenstein
Baltimore
M. Salaman
Wilkesbarre
B. G. Hirsch
Cincinnati
M. Schlesinger
Albany
Willow Grove
National Farm School
Doylestown
Harry H. Mayer
Kansas
Morris Newfield
Julius H. Meyer
Milwaukee
M. Sanfield
Memphis
W.S. Friedman
Denver
A. S. Anspach
Scranton
Committee On
Temple Shalom
Broad and
M. J. Gaies
Cleveland
A. 8. Isaac
A. Kaiser
William Sprager
William Lowenberg
Central Conference of America Rabbis
Detroit
Mich
I. M. Wise
Canada
West Indies
Moses Mielziner
Max Landsberg
Rochester
Charles 8. Levy
Rudolf Gross
Man
G. Deutach
Philadelphia Capitalists Buy New Haven Street Railways
United Gas Improvement Company completes negotiations to transfer the New Haven street railway system to a syndicate led by its stockholders. The deal, about 2 million dollars, includes the Fair Haven and Westville Railroad and the Winchester and Fair Haven lines, with formal transfer expected within two weeks after a two year negotiation.
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United Gas Improvement Company
Nery Haven Street Railways
U. G. LI
Connecticut Lighting and Railway Company
Fair Haven
Westville
Winchester
New Haven
Philadelphia
New York Central Chief Denies Lake Shore Vice Presidency Talk
President Newman of the New York Central Railroad said no vacancy action was taken for the Lake Shore. Rumors in railway circles claimed W. Brown, Burlington general manager, had been offered a Lake Shore vice presidency and might accept, with a decision expected late this month.
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New York
Newman
New York Central Railroad
Chicago
W. ©. Brown
Burlington
City
Lake Shore
Brown
Consolidation Forms Continuous South Chicago Line
The South Chicago and Southern Railroad Company and the State Line and Indiana City Railway consolidate with a $1,000,000 capital. Controlled by the Pennsylvania, both roads are short links south of Chicago. The merged lines form a continuous southward connection.
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South Chicago and Southern Railroad Company
State Line and
Indiana City Railway
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Mellen Refutes Resignation Rumor at Northern Pacific
St Paul Minnesota June 6 President Mellen of the Northern Pacific dismissed reports he had resigned. He stated he has not resigned and does not contemplate doing so. The denial was issued as speculation circulated following a published statement.
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Mellen
ST. Paul, Minn
The
Northern Pacific
Steel Trust Ore Railroads Consolidate in Midwest Region
Notice reports F E House general manager of the Hessemer and Lake Steel Company sent to Duluth in relation to the United States Steel Corporation operations.
Vanderbilt heirs lead as directors renew at Hudson assembly
The annual meeting of the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha Railroad re elected William K Vanderbilt Frederick W Vanderbilt H McK Twombley and Albert Keep as directors for three years. Officers elected include M Hughitt president Eugene E Osborne vice president and assistant secretary J T Park second vice president. A 3 percent dividend on preferred stock was declared payable at the New York office August 20 to stockholders of record August 5.
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Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis and Omaha Railroad
Hudson, Wis
William K. Vanderbilt
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
H. McK. Twombley
Albert Keep
M. Hughitt
Eugene E. Osborne
Etmeet
J. T. Park
New York
Redemption of Internal Revenue Stamps on Checks Ends
June 30 marks the end of revenue stamp use on checks. Internal Revenue Collector McClarn and staff prepare for a rush as businesses redeem stamps purchased within two years and totaling at least two dollars. The process requires affidavits, certificates from the checkbook printer, bank and government stamp agent approvals.
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Internal Revenue
McClarn
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Financial Institute
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