Money on call and time money figures from stock exchange
Money on call at the Stock Exchange yesterday opened at 3 percent, with highs at 3 percent and lows at 2 14 percent, closing at 2 percent. Time money showed little change, with rates around 3 44 percent for 30 days to four months and 4 percent for longer dates. Mercantile paper moved moderately. rates 3 44 percent for 60 to 90 days, 4 is for high-grade four to six months. Chicago money market was easy. deposits large. Banks in New York bought paper and loaned time money. Boston call money firmer. London call money 1 1 4 percent, short bills 1 16 lower at 2 percent, three months bills 2 3 percent. Gold imports to Bank of England $18,000. Berlin and Frankfort discount margins up 1/2 percent. Open market rates show Amsterdam and other centers mixed. New York balances at $133,451,560 with a credit balance at U.S. Sub-Treasury of $71,354,?0.
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Stock Exchange
Mercantile
Chicago
New York
Boston
Omicero
Blond
Philadelphia
Atbheabie
Baltimore
London
Bank of England
Berlin
Frankfort
Amsterdam
Sks
St. Petersburg
United States Sub-Treasury
Sterling Market Steady Despite Dull Session
Yesterday's sterling market remained firm yet dull with no rate changes. Actual business showed 60 days at 4.8544, demand 4.8848, cables 4.89, commercial bills 4.8444 to 4.85. Continental bills quoted France at 5.17 to 5.15 minus 1-16, reichsmarks near 4.15-16 to 4.95-16, guilders around 4.03-16 to 4.07-16. Leading drawers' rates: 60 days at 4 doors, demand at 4 France, 5.1 for francs, Switzerland at 5.1 francs, Germany Reichsmarks, Holland guilders.
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France
Reichsmarks
Switzerland
Germany
Reichsmarks Holland
Pennsylvania Steel Purchase Now Linked to New York Funds
A vast cash transfer, about seven million dollars, arrived from New York to Philadelphia via Drexel & Co and John Lowther Welsh. The shipment relates to the sale of the Pennsylvania Steel Company syndicate stock and suggests U.S. interests or the United States Corporation as buyers. Philadelphia exchange demand hints at a large payment beyond local cash needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Steel Purchase
New York
Drexel & Co
John Lowther Welsh
Pennsylvania Steel Company Syndicate
Philadelphia Exchange
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Steel Com Syndicate
United States Corporation
National Steel Refining Company to be Formed in Delaware
Local capitalists plan the incorporation of the National Steel Refining Company in Delaware with authorized capital of 1.5 million dollars, split into 500000 dollars preferred and 1 million dollars common stock at par 50 dollars. It will acquire the Carnegie Pennsylvania steel plant to transfer it to the new firm and will manufacture nickel steel forgings. The company will hold a quarter interest in the American Nickel Steel Company, whose patents were upheld by the United States Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Steel Refining Company
Delaware
Carnegie
American Nickel Steel Company
Robestier
United States Supreme Court
New Steel Plant Planned at West Lebanon
The Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company bought 35 acres from the Glopinger estate near its iron furnaces in West Lebanon for 35000. An open hearth steel plant is expected to be erected soon on the land, which has a strong water supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lebanon
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
West Lebanon
Glopinger
European stock markets drift with dull trading in London
Trading was very dull in London with consols and gilt edged securities easing while American shares remained inactive. The overall mood was unsatisfactory and small attendance marked the session as traders awaited the Stock Exchange settlement, with slight moves expected in coming days. Reading saw exceptional support amid a weak London tone.
Berlin Stock Market Quiet as Bear Pressure Lingers
Berlin trading opened with subdued activity and broad weakness on the Boerse. A late session rally appeared as bears covered, but overall prices remained soft while international securities held steady.
French and Spanish Bonds Move Quietly on Paris Bourse
Paris June 10 French 3 per cent rentes slipped 7 centimes to 101 fr 15c then closed at 101 fr 20c Spanish 48 settled 71.42% vs 71.52% Saturday. Market was quiet yet firm on the Bourse Argentines and Brazilian shares showed strength on exchange improvements. Rentes were weak but recovered before close with Spanish 48 and Rio Tinto easing Kaffirs firmer.
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Paris
Outlook for Europe's Wheat
London reports from the Mark Lane Express warn of a large wheat deficiency in England and Germany, a surplus in the United States and Russia, and better than expected crops in France. Rust spreads seriously in Hungary, and Austria-Hungary faces very unfavorable prospects. If rains do not come soon, crop damage could shift market power in wheat and flour.
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London
Mark Lane Express
Germany
United States
Russia
France
Hungary
Austria
Rothschild and Morgan deny plans for an international bank
In London on June 10 Baron Rothschild and J. P. Morgan Jr. denied reports that they were negotiating to start an international bank with a capital of 1 billion dollars. Rothschild said he did not know what Morgan was doing and added they were not interested. Morgan Jr. stated they were too busy denying the reports to pursue such a scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Baron Rothschild
J. P. Morgan, Jr
J. P. Morgan & Co
America
Morgan and
Rothsch
Morgan
Dong
Liverpool Grain Imports Rise Across Atlantic Ports
Liverpool imports of wheat last week totaled 56,600 quarters from Atlantic ports, 7,000 from Pacific ports, and 28,000 from other ports. Corn imports from Atlantic ports reached 49,400 quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Atlantic
Pacific
Northern Pacific Buying-In Clears June 17 For Trade
London Stock Exchange committee approved buying-in of Northern Pacific from June 17 onwards as accounts are nearly settled and borrowing hurdles removed. Earlier suspensions targeted bear operators unable to fulfill contracts. Compromise between Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and J. P. Morgan & Co. with Northern Pacific shorts on May 28 reduced need for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Stock Exchange Committee
Northern Pacific
Nortern Pacific
London Stock Exchange
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
J. P. Morgan & Co
Shorts
London
Stock Exchange Committee
Financial Market Notes From London and Paris June 10
Reports show Bank of England balance at 18000 pounds. Gold premiums listed for Buenos Ayres Madrid Lisbon Rome. Berlin notes exchange rates on London and discount rates. Paris quotes rentes and exchange on London. London stock committee allows Northern Pacific buying from June 17, calm market with settled accounts and no borrowing issues.
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London
Buenos Ayres
Madrid
Lisbon
Rome
London bar sliver rises to 27 percent of ounce price
Bar market reports show London sliver at 27 percent per ounce, up from the prior level. New York commercial bars traded down by two percent to 50 percent, while government bars moved lower. Mexican dollars exchange at 48.00 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Market Receipts Disappoint Export Interest amid Quiet Trade
Grain markets show receipts of 45 819 bushels with 82 400 shipments and stock at 877 052 bushels while prices slip on light mill demand and free selling in home centers. American visible supply falls 1 642 000 bushels as wheat and corn futures drift with little speculative activity and exporters sparse in demand.
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Pennsylvania
Market Report Notes Quiet Trade and Visible Supply Shifts
Receipts total 10 000 bushels with shipments and stock at 180 780 bushels. The market for cer lots remained steady amid moderate offerings but overall trade was quiet. The American visible supply declined by 630 000 bushels. Sales of 10 cars No 2 white clipped at 34 percent.
Flour Receipts and Quotations Steady in Light Demand
Flour receipts of 2 240 barrels and 453 740 pounds in sacks. Market steady under moderate offerings, demand light. Quotations include Winter super 2 10 to 2 25 dollars, ex tras 2 40 to 2 65, Pennsylvanian roller clear 2 05 25, straight 3 25 to 3 40, Western winter clear 3 26 to 3 40, straight 3 40 to 8 60, patent 8 663.00, Kansas straight in sacks 3 40 to 3 55, patent in sacks 3 40 to 3 75, spring clear 3 03 35, straight 3 60 to 3 85, patent 3 85 to 4, favorite brands 4 10 to 4 25, City Mills extra 2 40 to 2 65, clear 3 25 to 8 40, straight 3 80 to 3 60, patent 3 80 to 4 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
City Mills
Extra
Rye flour prices and bran quotations in steady market
Wes quotes rye flour at 2,152.00 per barrel with steady demand. Prices show ample offerings and buyers for winter bran in bulk at 16.50 per ton and spring bran in sacks at 16.50 per ton, reflecting a dull market with available supplies.
Crop Receipts and Market Quotations for Hay and Straw
Receipts cover 220 tons of hay and 7 cara of straw. Demand for hay light and prices favored buyers under free offerings. Straw in fair request and firm with limited supplies. Quoted prices include Timothy hay No 1 large bales 16.50, No 1 small bales 15.50 to 15.50, No 2 small bales 14 to 14.50, No 1 mixed 13.50 to 14, No 1 mixed small 12.50 to 13. Straw rye No 1 straight 19.50, No 2 18.50, tan gled rye 13 to 14, oats No 1 8.50, No 2 7 to 7.50, wheat No 1 8 to 9, No 2 7.50 to 8.
Market report on dairy table grades and prices
Demand held firm for desirable table grades with stable prices. Poorer qualities were dull and irregular, with pressure to sell. Quoted values include Western creamery extra at 19 cents, firsts at 18 to 18 1/2 cents, prints extra wholesale at 19 cents, jobbing at 20 to 23 cents.
Prices steady as demand softens in dairy market
In ample supply with light demand buyers favored. Quotations show New York full cream in small boxes at 9 1/2 cents, New York new full cream 8 4/10 cents to 9 1/2 cents, and part skims varying with quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York New
Eggs Market Signals Firm Prices Amid Fair Demand
There was a fair demand for fine fresh stock with prices firm and moderate offerings. Quotations include Pennsylvania and nearby regions at ld4c to i4c loss-off, Western markets at i4c, and fresh stock typically priced 12a 1%e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Poultry Prices Listed Quietly At Mixed Weights
The notice lists fowls and hens in moderate supply with old roosters and spring chickens. Spring birds weigh 3 to 4 pounds per pair priced 22 to 24 cents, while lighter 1½ to 2½ pound pairs go for 16 to 20 cents.
DRESSED POULTRY PRICES AND QUALITY MARKETS
DRESSED poultry prices show steady market with ample supplies of clean stock. Fresh-killed fowls quoted at 10 cents, other grades from 6 1/2 to 7 1/2 cents. Broilers near by vary by size, Western dry-picked 27 1/4 to 25 1/4 cents, scalded 18 1/8 to 20 cents. Frozen chickens 10 to 13 cents.
Market prices for city beef and pork products in 19th century ad
The list details prices and forms for beef and pork goods sold by jobbers, including city and Western beef in sets, knuckles and tenders, hams, and bacon in various cures and weights. Also quoted are lard prices for city refined lard in tierces and tubs and breakfast bacon with brand and average pricing.
Food markets show steady demand for fresh produce rates
Supplies of everything except apples were fair, with steady demand at quoted rates. Apples per barrel ranged from 2.50 to 4.50 for various grades, while California oranges sold by box from 2.75 to 4. Mediter. Tanega sweets 2.25 to 3.50, strawberries 4 to 8 cents per quart, gooseberries 4 to 7 cents, blackberries 1 to 5 cents, cherries 0.60 to 0.65 per pound, Florida watermelons from 50 to 65 dollars per hundred, cantaloupes 1.50 to 3.50 per crate, peaches 2.50 to 4 per carrier, with Georgia and other regional crates and prices listed.
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California
St. Michaels
Tanega Sweets
Florida
Georgia
Haryana
Prices for Old and New Potatoes and Southern Vegetables
Old potatoes dull while new supply moderate and firm with good demand. Southern vegetables sold fairly at revised prices. quotes include potatoes per bushel across regions and grades, cabbage Norfolk per barrel crate, eggplant Southern per half barrel box, cucumbers Southern per basket, green beans NC per basket, wax beans NC per basket, tomatoes Florida per carrier, and beets Southern per bunch with varied cents values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Ithern
Norfolk
Southern
N. C
Florida
Market prices for refined sugars and related products
Limited request kept first prices largely unchanged while McCahan continued prompt orders at 6 points under quoted rates. Refiners' prices include a 5c per 100 lb rebate after 30 days, with figures across several grades such as Dominoes 6.05c, cut leaf 6.06c, confectioners lozenges 5.00c, powdered forms 5.70c to 6.05c, and other granulated varieties ranging 5.20c to 6.55c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCahan
Corren Profile Notes A Moderate Democratic Figure
Sean Corren is described as a moderate Democrat associated with Bipedania. The item sketches his political stance and community role, highlighting his centrist views and potential influence in local elections.
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Sean Corren
Demale
New York Prices and Grain Report June 10
New York price and grain notes show flour receipts 19 016 barrels exports 28 148 barrels dull with slight decline in choice grades Minnesota patent 3 964 4 25 rye flour dull corn meal steady rye easy No 2 Western State rye sale New York car lots barley quiet barley malt 181 585 bushels market easier No 2 red Western elevator No 1 Northers sold auction.
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New York
Minnesota
Ft. O& Db
Ft. O B
Market summary shows steady options then easing with Western selling
Commodities mixed after a midday rally on big supply drop. Corn receipts total 805,800 bushels with exports 252,585. oats receipts 268,500 with exports 44,162. Lard and pork prices firm. corn and oats ranges noted with various bid quotes. Coffee and sugar quiet with slight movements. petroleum dull. rosin and tar oils steady to weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ateec
Chicago
Rio
Cordova
New York Cotton Market Sags Under Bear Pressure
Bear traders pushed New York cotton lower on June 10 with heavy liquidation across contracts. Futures declined 6 to 13 points from open, led by Liverpool futures and weak spot values, while Wall Street and selling sentiment weighed on the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Wall Street
Washington
Bearish Wheat and Mixed Cattle Market in Chicago
Chicago prices showed July wheat closing lower after early session weakness amid favorable Western weather and heavy world shipments. July corn rose slightly while oats fell. provisions gained on tight hog and beef supplies. Government report anxiety caused a late day stampede. Local receipts and export demand noted, with futures fluctuating amid mixed demand and weather signals. Leading futures quoted with modest gains in pork and lard, while riba edged higher. Estimated next day receipts listed across grains and hogs.
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Chicago
Tolge
Seaboard
Minneapolis
Duluth
Ulet . Shon Pg Ne
Heenatl
Timothy Seed
Minneapolis Prices Report June Market Note
Minneapolis prices page lists cash and July figures with slight shifts on the market. The brief notes focus on track prices and unsettled quotes, reflecting a tense trading mood and limited expansion in activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Ea Lea
Visible grain supply report from New York exchange
New York visible grain totals show Wheat at 235,292,000 bushels with a 1,642,000 bushel change, and barley at 685,000 bushels with a 127,000 bushel decrease. The June 10 release lists figures for wheat and barley, indicating market movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Produce Exchange
Live Stock Quotations From Chicago Market Report
Live stock prices and receipts for June 10 show cattle at mixed levels with Texans steady, hogs firm to higher, and various ranges for steers, cows, calves, and sheep. Texas steers range 4.55 to 5.00, hogs tops up to 6.10, and butchers’ grades quoted across multiple weights and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
Texas Bulls
Live cattle and hog markets across cities show mixed activity
Market reports from Cincinnati New York East Liberty Buffalo and Buffalo show hogs firm to steady, cattle mostly steady, and sheep and lambs dull or lower. Reports list receipts and price ranges for steers bulls cows veal calves and various sheep categories, with regional variations and occasional highs and lows.
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Cincinnati
New York
Lowe
East Liberty
Buffalo
N. Y
Canada
Michigan
Elgin Butter Market Holds Steady Price at 18 1/2 Cents
June 10 Elgin Elm Street Elgin Board of Trade reports no butter offered today. Quotation committee set price at 18 1/2 cents firm, unchanged from last week. Weekly output totaled 14 000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiagin
Elgin Board of Trade
Government Crop Report Shows Spring Wheat Acreage Drop
Washington June 10 preliminary crop data indicate spring wheat acres fall about 1.2 million, four percent, with eight States reporting increases totaling 34,000 acres and twelve reporting decreases about 1.295 million. Winter wheat condition rose into June while oats, barley, rye and clover show varied changes across major producing States.
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Washington
Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Michigan
Indiana
Iinois
Kentucky
Bank dividends and national bank reserves tumble over solvency
National banks report reserve actions with Fourth Street National as reserve agent for Messalonskee National Oakland Maine and Troy Ohio National. Citizens National Saratoga Springs opens reserve with Merchants National. Comptroller Dawes declares dividends to insolvent banks’ creditors, with multiple 5 10 and 15 percent installments. Sub Treasury shows New York banks up 190000 since Friday. Chicago bankers expect modest money demand with crops, while Girard Bank loans about 3 million yesterday. Vancouver First National Bank to receive 40 percent dividend within two weeks.
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Fourth Street National
Messalonskee National
Oakland
Troy
First National
Niles
Mich
Citizens’ National
Helena
Mon
Grand Forks National
Grand Forks
N. C
Farmers’ National
Portsmouth
Ohio
New York
Chicago
National
Girard Bank
Washington
Comptroller of
First National Bank
Vancouver
Wash
Philadelphia Banking Statement Shows Mixed Changes
The weekly statement of the associated banks of Philadelphia lists Loans at 170 826 000 a drop of 1 314 000 Deposits at 135 817 000 up 2 753 000 Circulation 9 843 000 up 10 000 Due from banks 19 740 000 down 1 018 000 Due to banks 72 064 000 down 1 244 000 Reserve 58 276 000 up 1 403 000 Legal reserve 47 085 250 up 678 000 Surplus 11 240 700 up 15 000.
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Associated Banks of
Philadelphia
Bank of Getal Says Money Will Stay Easy For Now
A bank official stated money will remain readily available for some time with little to tighten liquidity. He noted last week’s deals caused only a temporary effect on loans, which will be adjusted by the average system.
West money market signals steady reserves and Klondike yield
The House records show transactions last week almost cleared themselves with little cash loss. No immediate demands on the New York money market threaten bank reserves. A half percent rise in the New York rate could pull funds to stop the cash flurry. Private advices note a $35,000,000 Klondike yield and Nome output, promising favorable conditions for continued prosperity.
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New York
West
Morley Company Chartered to Make Medical Devices
Dover June 10 The Morley Company of Philadelphia was incorporated with capital of 500000, authorized to manufacture artificial ear drums and surgical instruments. The Maryland Vacuum Ice Company of Baltimore filed papers increasing its capital from 200000 to 500000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Dover
Del
Morley Company
Philadelphia
Maryland Vacuum Ice Company
Baltimore
Wall Street eyes possible Missouri Pacific dividend
In railroad circles Wall Street watchers anticipate a Missouri Pacific dividend as directors meet in the second week of the month. Shares rose to 120 amid talk of a Wabash and Lackawanna deal and a potential community of interest, though Gould offers no confirmation. Russell Sage supports a dividend in principle but cannot confirm the board’s action.
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Wall Street
Gould
Missouri Pacific
Wabash
Lackawanna Roads
Old Stock Exchange
Russell Sage
Lackawanna
Pennas Important Meeting at Broad Street Station
The Pennsylvania Railroad directors meet at Broad Street Station at noon tomorrow. It will be the last meeting before the summer vacation. Discussions will cover the Baltimore and Ohio absorption, with President Loree and VP McCrea expected to attend. An assistant to General Manager Hutchinson may be elected and a successor to telegraph superintendent Arthur Hale named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Broad Street
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Loree
Baltimore and Ohio
McCrea
Pennsylvania Company
Hutchinson
Arthur Hale
Telegraph
Rio Grande Western Railway elects new directors and head
New York reports that at a Rio Grande Western Railway Company meeting George J Gould Winslow 8 Pierce Er Harriman Louis Fitzgerald Jacob H Schiff and R M Galloway were elected as directors E T Jeffry president of the Denver and Rio Grande Road was chosen as executive head replacing W J Palmer The elected group now controls the Denver and Rio Grande line and may pursue unification of smaller roads it traverses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rio Grande Western Railway Company
George J.gould
Winslow
Jersey lines to consolidate in New Jersey merger plans
Stockholders of Atlantic City, Rea Coast, Camden County, and Ocean City railroads plan consolidation. Meetings scheduled at Kaighn's Point Camden and Ocean City to vote on forming Atlantic City Company. Directors of all four firms have approved merger plans.
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Atlantic City
Rea Coast
Camden County
Kaighn's
Reading's Tioga Station Move Planned on Triangular Ground
The Reading Company will construct a new passenger station at Tioga on company ground bounded by Tioga street Twentieth street and the tracks. The change moves the station from the east to the west side of the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Company
Tioga
Tioga Street
Twentieth Street
Truesdale Denies Resignation From Lackawanna Railroad
President Truesdale of the Lackawanna Railroad says there is no truth to a Scranton report that he resigned and denies that the company plans a settlement proposition with striking employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Truesdale
The
Lackawanna Railroad
Scranton
Railroad notes plus staff changes and bids on bridges
Reading will inaugurate a fast service New York to Atlantic City Saturday. Train Dispatchers Association meet in San Francisco today. Loree returned to Baltimore after inspecting B and O lines. H I Miller named general manager Vandalia lines with St Louis offices. J S Chambers appointed superintendent of motive power at Atlantic City Wilmington NC. Oscar G Murray of B and O denies leaving. Northern Central directors meet at Broad Street noon today. a semi annual 8 percent dividend expected. Benjamin McKead named main line division superintendent Vandalia Terre Haute. W Downing Peoria division Terre Haute. Pennsylvania bridges across Schuylkill at Filbert street awaiting War Dept approval. New York Central and Hudson River appropriation reaches 1,500,000 for main line and West Shore, with 2 million last year. Retired-claims for railroad commissioner largely favor J W Midgley Nathan Guilford and George F Randolph as possible successors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Central Railroad
Broad Street
Benjamin McKead
Main Line
Vandalla Lines
Terre Haute
W. ©. Downing
Peoria
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad
Camal
Oea c
West Shore
Roads In the Trunk Line Association
Ston
J. F P. Goddard
J. W. Midgley
Western Traffic Association
Nathan Guilford
New York Central Railroad
George F. Randolph
Baltimore and Obie
New York June 0 Commissioners of Accounts report
New York report notes the Commissioners of Accounts presenting another audit update. The article details findings, names departments examined, and outcomes expected from the review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Commissioners of Accounts
Wade
Indebtedness of Street Railway Companies to City Grows
A report to the mayor details street railway companies owing the city for taxes and licenses. Since 1890 arrears reached 1,149,857.88, with a further 5,438,538.01 added. Of this, 2,360,670.84 covers city taxes on tangible and personal property for five years before 1900, and 3,077,868.07 covers state taxes for 1900 on all property except real estate.
Franchises Are Real Estate Taxable in New Jersey Supreme Court ruling
The Newark mayor and Aldermen v North Jersey Street Railway case holds street railway franchises in New Jersey taxable as real estate. The court states the railroad has rights to lay rails and occupy street segments, permanently excluding others, making the franchise an asset taxable like other property and boosting state revenue by millions annually.
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Trenton
N. J
Supreme Court
Newark
North Jersey Street Railway Company
New Jersey
Trolley Deal Denied For Connecticut Railway And Lighting
Reported sale of the Fair Haven and Westville trolley system to the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company is denied. Negotiations occurred about a year ago, were broken off, and have not resumed. The Railway and Lighting Company is controlled by United Gas Improvement Company of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company
Fair Haven
Westville
New Haven
Railway and Lighting Company
United Gas Improvement Company
Philadelphians gain control of Columbus Street Railway
George J Baldwin of Savannah along with Stone and Webster of Boston secure control of nine tenths of the capital stock of the Columbus Street Railway by purchasing the Drake and Stratton Company interests for about 400000 in cash. Drake and Stratton had invested 250000 five years earlier to electrical equip the lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ga
George J. Baldwin
Savannah
Messrs. Stone and Webster
Boston
Columbus Street Railway
Drake & Stratton Company
Philadelphia
Convention of Woodmen at St Paul in session
Thousands of delegates arrive for the Modern Woodmen of America convention with no opposition to re election of Head Consul Northcott and Head Clerk Hawes. Hawes reports two year benefit fund receipts of 7 570 988 and disbursements of 7 630 914, balance 845 853. General fund receipts 1 064 942 disbursements 1 008 604, balance 208 315. Membership stands 537 858 with 291 exclusions. Total insurance carried 065 153 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Woodmen of America
Northcott
Charles W. Hawes
Hawes
Fresh Water in Sea Reveals Submarine River Currents
A 1505 cable break between Cape Verde and Brazil led to discovery of a submarine river mouth near the Senegal coast. Studies show a freshwater flow from lagoons of Yof travels to the deep sea, creating an undersea channel over 1,300 meters deep. While repairs offshore, the vessel was surrounded by orange skins calabashes and cloth fragments far from shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Nature
H. Benest
Cape Verde
Brazil
Yof
Senegal
Senegal River
His Frequent Experience
From the New York Evening World a curious bystander asks an aero naut if he ever jumps from his balloon. The response is calm yet sharp noting he has been asked thirty seven times that day and that heights reach six thousand feet. He says it kills him dead every time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening World
Financial capital and figures from late 19th century ad
Financial capital appears with references to sums around 1,000,000 and names such as Hares Delany Rotch and Ring, plus various initials and descriptors, indicating a ledger style snippet or financial notice from a historical newspaper page. The fragmented text suggests a balance, investment, or transfer associated with multiple individuals and entities.
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Ask
Bia
Broadway
Brooklyn City
Brook
Columbus. Railway
Grand Rayids
St. Ry
Jer. Or H. & Par
Nassau Lectric
Eens
R. R
North Jersey St. Teteeee
Sixth Ave
Stein. R. Roo
Exracose
Pape Tran
Union Rwy
United Traction
Do. Otr
Wor
Mass
Trac. Ps
Bay Sta State Gap
Mo Bualo
Denver Gas
Fxsex & Hudson
Indianapolis
Os Mutual
N. Ads
Aes
Adison
Wis
New Amsterdam
Norent Hemignant
Nas & Oke
E. Gas & Coke
N. x
R.gas Co
Rees
Northern
Union Wees
Paul Gas
Standard
Syracuse Gas
RVI
U U. S
U & Bs
National Steel Refining CO
European Stock Markets
Reading
New York Stock Exchange
N.Y
Atchison
M. Equiv
Close
Baltinore
Chesa
Chi
Illinois
C Souls
Ashvie
Central
Ont
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Southern Pacific
Myeroere Railway
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Steel
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BORSE
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Europe
Exchange
Elgin
Government Crop Report
Boston Bank Statement
Boston Clearing House
Eeee Inc
Inc
Penna
New Rio Grande
Jersey Lines
New Tioga Station
Train Dispatchers’ Association of America
San Francisco
Baltimore and Ohio Lines
W. T. Mallett
Vandalia Lines
H. I. Miller
St. Louis
J. 8. Chambers
Wilmington, N. C
Oscar G. Murray
Railroad
Schuylkill
Filbert Street
Cassatt
War Department
Convention OF Woodmen
Agen TS
Eee Po Co
INTER
EXEC
W . Richardy Beret
Treas
Joen Jt Gilroy
Howard
UNG
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Hares
Delany
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William Ring, Ca . G
Yeutheler
Eet
Howe
M. D
BEN J. H. Gaskill & CO Bankers and Brokers
N. W. Cor
Chestnut
Cho Pkces
Frank H Ny
Borton
Benetton
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