Money rates slip and stabilize on exchange day
Daily money markets show call money around three percent with highs near three percent and lows near two percent. Time money in fair demand at Philadelphia and London quotes around two to three percent. mercantile paper activity up with rates for sixty to ninety days near three percent and higher for longer terms. Bank and continental centers report mixed rates and slight declines in open market figures amid overall tighter liquidity.
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Stock Exchange
Mercantile Paper
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Chicago
London
Bank of Nd
Ier
Oeshe
Berks
I Bet
Troe le
Eae Continental
Follo | Bank
Reems Essere
St. Hetevebera
Oso
Multiple Companies Payable Stock Dividends This Summer
A list of firms announces regular dividend schedules with dates and rates. Northern Pacific Railroad pays 1 percent quarterly on common stock August 5. Minneapolis and St. Louis 2 percent semi annual on preferred stock July 15. Western Union 1 percent quarterly July 15. New York and Honduras Rosario Mining 1 percent monthly June 22. Union Ferry 0.5 percent quarterly July 1. Heywood Rosewood Boston 2 percent on preferred June 17. American Iron and Steel 1.04 percent on preferred. Railway Equipment Philadelphia 1.4 percent monthly June 15. National Sugar New York 1 percent on preferred. Chicago Rock Island and Pacific 1.4 percent quarterly. Leon Boston Belting 2 percent quarterly July 1. American Stoker 2 percent on preferred July 15.
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Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
New York
Boston
American Iron and Steel Company
Railway Equipment Corporation of Philadelphia
National Sugar Company of New York
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Leon Boston Belting Company
Busy at the Sub Treasury in Philadelphia
The Sub Treasury in Philadelphia reports $246,375,707.2T in vanits at Tuesday close and $5,505,882.63 in receipts with $331,000 disbursed. Treasurer Finney notes seven million five hundred thousand in gold certificates and $9,100,000 in gold coin plus $8,150,000 in standard silver dollars. He signed 402 thousand certificates totaling about $4,000,000. Officials anticipate the fiscal year ending June 30 will set new records.
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Sub-Treasury
Philadelphia
Finney
European Stock Markets Show Mixed Close on June 12
London stocks gain in places while Canadian Pacific and Grand Trunk rise, Anaconda and Spanish bonds hold. Money market rules unchanged as mood remains cautious amid fears of Br coal liquidation and war prospects. American securities open strong but ease into afternoon trading. St Paul and Norfolk favored, Kaffirs strengthen. Transvaal Commission hints at non recognition of Dutch-South African concessions.
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London
Consola
Canadian Pacific
Anaconda
Grand Trunk& Higher
Stock Exchange
Rai
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Norfolk
Transvaal Concessions Commission
New York Stock Exchange
French and Spanish bonds move on Bourse firmness
Paris on June 12 reports French 3 percent rente closing 101 francs 2 centimes respectively and Spanish 4s at 71.95 up from 71.60. Trading was irregular yet the market remained firmer with a quiet close. Spanish 4s led gains on Madrid's non tax assurance while rentes eased Rio Tintos rose Kaffirs strong for London.
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Paris
Madrid
London
Market Opens Weak on Transvaal Decline Hit by Blue Book
In Berlin on June 12 prices on the Boerse opened weak due to a sharp fall in Transvaal vadia and dynamite following London Blue Book details of the Transvaal concessions committee. Banks suffered. later trading steadied and the close was irregular.
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Berlin
Transvaal
London
Run on Dresden Credit-Anstalt hits German banks
In Berlin on June 12 a bank run began on the Dresden Credit-Anstalt after a securities drop on the Boerse. Allied with the Kummer Electric Co and other institutions, the Credit-Anstalt and Kummer Co. lost 50,000,000 marks and urged depositors to stay calm. Dresden accounts say efforts will try to salvage both institutions.
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Berlin
Boerse
Dresden
Franco Russian Industrial Bank Planned in St Petersburg
June 12 report from St Petersburg states articles of incorporation for the Franco Russian Industrial Bank with a 6,000,000 franc capital have been approved. Société Générale de Paris is the principal French participant. Offices beside the International Bank will open, with M. Wirth as director formerly of the Russo Chinese Bank. A. Rothstein is slated to retire from the International Bank directorship to become honorary president of the Executive Board.
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ST. Petersburg
Societe Generale de Paris
International Bank
M. Wirth
Bourse
A. Rothstein
London Gold Premiums Noted Across Cities
June 12 London quotes show gold premiums for Buenos Ayres 182.40 Madrid 38.60 Lisbon 39.50 Rome 4.92 as market rates listed in the daily bulletin.
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London
Buenos Ayres
Madrid
Lisbon
Rome
Decline in Consols Attracts Anglo American Sales
The London Financial News notes conspicuous weakness in consols due to heavy selling by an Anglo American syndicate. It claims the Chancellor of the Exchequer granted a preferential loan allotment to sway the market, and that Wall Street influence may have succeeded. In other items, June 12 reports £5,000 balance in Bank of England, and Paris and Berlin bond and currency rates.
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The
London Financial News
Wall Street
London
Bank of England
Paris
France
Berlin
Bank note tax rule outlined by Commissioner Yerkes
Washington June 12 Commissioner Yerkes states that every national bank issuing currency must pay a monthly tax of one twelfth of a percent on the average amount of its circulation in addition to the $2.2 special tax.
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Washington
Yerkes
Isanes Aeonel
Silver holds steady as London price flat at 277 16 pence
The London market shows silver unchanged at 277 16 pence per ounce while New York’s price for commercial bars was steady, though domestic futures saw a slight dip to 474 50. Market notes reflect flat overseas quotes with modest local shifts.
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London
New York
Illinois and Savings Bank calls capital increase vote
Chicago June 12 directors of the Illinois and Savings Bank recommend to stockholders a capital increase to four million dollars. The board proposes a surplus at par by October 1 and urges approval for the expansion.
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Chicago
The
Illinois and Savings Bank
Ieee
Grain Market Reports for Wheat and Corn Transactions
Market activity shows light offerings with speculative trading in wheat and modest export interest. Wheat receipts total 51,604 bushels with 24,000 exported. No 2 Pennsylvanian and Delaware grades cited. Corn receipts 9,087 bushels with 81,356 shipped, prices lower on easy cables and light export demand. Car lots offered at mixed and yellow grades, with some export terms and varying par values.
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Callass
Receipts and Wheat Market Slump Reflect Grain Trade
Receipts record 2 732 barrels and 4 378 006 pounds in sacks as the market weakens in step with wheat declines. Prices shown for Winter and Spring wheats vary, with extras and patent grades quoted from 2.05 to 9.60 per unit, while rye flour remains dull yet steady around 2.75 to 2.90 per barrel, reflecting cautious trading by jobbers.
Market Report Notes Steady Demand for Fine Goods
Good demand for fine goods with firm prices under moderate offerings. Medium and low grades plentiful and moved slowly at irregular rates. Western creamery prices noted with extra terms and wholesale jobbing details cited.
Trade Quiet as Buyers Dominate with Skim Prices
Trade was quiet and prices favored buyers with small NY Nile boxes quoted at 94 to 94-1/2 cents for choice, 81 4a to 84a for fair to good, and part skimmed varieties noted by quality.
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New York Nile
Eggs Supply and Demand Steady with Firm Prices
Moderate egg supply meets steady demand amid fair market. Quotations show Pennsylvania and nearby regions with lower bids, Western district also down, while fresh eggs sell well at 12 to 18 cents per dozen.
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Pennsylvania
Live Poultry Prices at Former Rates
Live poultry was moderately stocked and sold fairly at existing prices. Fowls and hens were quoted at 11c for quality, old roosters at 10c, spring chicken prices ranged from 12c to 26c per pair, with chickens weighing up to one pound and a half priced accordingly.
Market Prices For Poultry And Chickens
Quotations list fresh killed fowls at 100 cents per pair, old roosters at 6 to 7 cents, broilers weighing four to four and a half pounds per pair at 25 to 30 cents, three to three and a half pounds per pair at 22 to 25 cents, Western dry picked broilers at 22 cents, scalded birds and frozen chickens also noted.
Food Prices in Early Market Report
A detailed listing shows liberal supplies and steady fruit demand. Apples range from 2.50 to 4.50 per barrel or box, California oranges at 2.75 to 4.00, and berries priced per quart. Watermelons, cantaloupes, peaches, and pineapples appear with varied Florida crate and per-hand prices.
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California
St. Michaels
Florida
Cantaloupes
Market Report Shows Steady Demand for Southern Vegetables
The report notes steady demand with fair prices for Southern vegetables. Potatoes across grades ranged around $3.25 to $4.50 per barrel, with cabbage in Norfolk at about $1 per barrel. North Carolina beans and wax beans sold by basket or box at $1.25 to $1.75, tomatoes around $1.20 per carrier, and beets about two cents per bunch. New potatoes were moderately scarce.
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Norfolk
Southern
North Carolina
Prices for Confectionery Goods With 5 Point Shade
Market quotes show limited prices for various confectionery items with a 5 point shade by Mc Cahan on prompt delivery. Discounts include a 1.5 cent per 100 pounds rebate after thirty days.
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McCahan
Unclear meat market ad with mixed meat terms
A fragmented shop advert lists city and western beef items in smoked and air dried forms with varying prices. stray phrases reference pork, bame, cured goods, and brand notes, ending with garbled text.
Prices for Winter Bran Decline in Limited Supply
Report notes bran prices held steady for bulk tonnage while sack sizes varied, reflecting constrained supply and uneven demand. Reading from market listings shows small grain returns, with traders adjusting quotes based on container size and delivery options.
Cotton Prices Held Quietly at 89 16 per Pound
Upland middling cotton stayed firm with a bid of 89 to 16 cents per pound, reflecting steady demand. The market showed cautious activity as buyers and sellers navigated the price level.
New York Prices and Market Notes on Grains and Wheat
New York June 12 market report shows flour receipts 18 800 barrels with exports 12 042 barrels, prices weak. Rye flour quiet, cornmeal easy with Brandywine at 2450–2500. Wheat receipts 25 650 bushels exports 85 306 bushels spot weak No 2 red fob and elevator quotes, Duluth futures mixed. Corn receipts 161 000 bushels exports 2 080 foods with No 2 at 47 cents, steady at opening and West market influence noted. Sugar raw steady with quiet activity.
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New York
Western
City
Mec
Duluth
E& Ted
Paris
Market Ends Mixed as July August Prices Edge Higher
Overnight market opened quiet with prices about 3 points lower due to profit taking. Outside buying renewed interest lifting prices into midday and evening sessions, with July futures around 8.28 and August near 7.08 before profit taking and late buying pushed the market higher. Closing prices showed a firm tone with little net change. overall strength remained in the forward curve as new crop positions lagged behind the gain.
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Porte
Gore
Vest'y
Wheat and corn futures dip on crop conditions and demand
Chicago markets show wheat slipping as favorable crop prospects offset by export strength. July corn and oats trade narrow, hogs and lard support meat futures with steady to higher closes amid mixed demand and carries. Primary receipts and seaboard clearances influence near term prices and forecasts.
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Chicago
Seaboard
Minneapolis
Duluth
Shorts
Cate
Live Stock Quotations Across Markets June 12
Chicago livestock receipts show cattle steady to weak with Texans, good to prime steers 5.50 to 6.36, hogs opened higher but closed easier with tops 6.25, sheep and lambs mixed with Western and native entries, Cincinnati and New York markets report steady to easy cattle and hogs, veal lower, dairy by products noted as steady.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
New K
Chant Liberty
Cottonseed Prices Jump Amid Firm Demand in New York
New York traders report cottonseed firm with fair demand and a notable upward price tilt. The market shows steady bidding and active interest from buyers seeking steady supply.
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New York
Minneapolis market notes and odd prices
Fragmentary list from Minneapolis pricing page shows cash terms and various items with unreadable names and figures. It references Juve SR Cieey and Lee Cartan among scattered prices like 68c and 70e in a July context.
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Minneapolis
Juve SR Cieey Cash
Sever Gate
Lee Cartan
Wool trade shows firmer tone amid mixed demand
The American Wool and Cotton Reporter reports a slightly better sentiment in wool markets as demand improves across large and small mills. Purchases are diversifying with American and Australian crossbred wools, though foreign mills face weak pricing and competition.
Pacific Fire Insurance quits after Jacksonville loss
A New York based insurer with roots back to 1851 retires from active business after Jacksonville fire losses. Pacific Fire Insurance Company reports $80,000 in claims from the one fire and effects a reinsurance deal with Westchester Fire Insurance Company, preserving in force over $60,000,000 of coverage. Sumner Ballard facilitates the reinsurance as directors decide to withdraw.
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Jacksonville
New York Fire Insurance Company
Florida
Pacific Fire Insurance Company of
New York
Sumner Ballard
Westchester Fire Insurance Company
The
Pacific
Edinburgh actuarial society leader and fellow passes
A Scottish actuary and leader affiliated with the Edinburgh societies and faculties has died. He served as secretary, vice president, and fellow of the Scottish Faculty of Actuaries and the Institute of Actuaries, contributing to the Actuarial Society of Edinburgh.
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Ted With
Ate. Greatttociety of
Edinburgh
Scottish Faculty of Actuaries
Institute of Actuaries of
Actuarial Society of Edinburgh
New York Underwriters Case Ends in Full Judgment
The suit against W. R. Hodge of Toledo Ohio for 12515 tied to an 1898 Union Elevator fire ended with a full judgment in favor of the plaintiff. Hodge avoided another trial after a prior jury die, and friends paid the costs to vindicate the New York Underwriters' Agency.
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W. R. Hodge
Toledo
Joss
Union
Hodge
New York
National Fire Protection Association Meets in Chicago
The National Fire Protection Association gathered at the Grand Pacific in Chicago last Tuesday. President Hexamer outlined progress since the New York formation five years ago, urged consensus on rate bases, and noted new committees to study dust explosion, fire hazards, blowers, and firefighting regulations. An honorary life membership was created for A. Crosby of New Hampshire.
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National Fire Protection Association
Grand Pacific
Chicago
Liverpool
London
Globe
C. A. Hexamer
Philadelphia
New York
Hexamer
Hexamere
A. ©. Crosby
New Hampshire
Crosby
Stratton
Fiske
Fie
Pennsylvanian and B&O Officials Confer at Broad Street
Busy Broad Street Station seen as Pennsylvania Railroad leaders and Baltimore and Ohio executives gather for a semi monthly directors meeting. Officials deny absorbing the Pennsylvania Steel Company while routine business is noted and summer appointments loom. Loree remarks on Baltimore and Ohio line integration but offers no details.
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Broad Street
Pennsylvania Road
Publi
Pennsylvania Steel Company
William L. Elkina
Clement A. Griscom
Loree
Potter
John K. Cowen
L. Wolford
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Board
Green, McCrea
Prevost
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Ohbte
Baltimore and Ohio
Widow Bowen Wins $5000 Against New York Insurance
Frances M. Bowen, widow of Jason M. Bowen, won a verdict for $5,000 plus interest against the Preferred Accident Insurance Company of New York. Bowen’s death in June 1895 followed a gun mishap while policy dated 1893 insured him for $5,000. The company alleged misrepresentation of age and late filing as defenses.
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New York
Bowen
Policies issued before July 1 require revenue stamps
The Internal Revenue Department rules that fire insurance policies delivered before July 1 1991 must be stamped regardless of issue date. Companies advise agents to defer July business if it does not affect retention of clients.
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Internal Revenue Department
Union Traction finances show $8 million assets and insurance fund
A Union Traction finance committee reports $8,000,000 in securities and $700,000 to $800,000 in the insurance fund. A director says blocking unoccupied streets hinders further city extension, delaying stock calls, with a possible dividend by year end.
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Union Traction Finance Committee
Union Traction Company
Stockholder Sues Fort Wayne Railway Company
Francis T. White of New York files a suit in the U.S. Circuit Court against the Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway Company claiming 200 shares of seven percent special guaranteed stock and seeking to restrain the payment of the April 19 1901 dividend on the original stock unless a dividend is paid on the special guaranteed stock.
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Pittsburg
United Sates
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
Policyholders win as court orders recovery for Na tional Life
Judge Rora back rules in favor of policyholders of the National Life Association of Hartford now under receivership. On July 7, 1800, thousands faced terminated policies by court decree. A committee investigated the claims, guiding the dispute between the party and the committee’s findings.
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Roraback
National Life Association of Hartford
Sween Ee
Insurance and leadership changes in mutual and Phoenix firms
Maine resident Carr weighs renewing the Mutual Reserve license as it expires. B Roger Owen becomes manager of Phoenix Assurance Company, London, while George Tyson aids as assistant manager. Supreme Court Justice Herrick rules on applications from Attorney General Davies. Missouri tax litigation is not expected to proceed in higher courts. Philadelphia reports $7,785,268 paid out in gross life insurance last year.
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B. Roger Owen
Commercial Union Assurance Company
Palatine Insurance Company
Phoenix Assurance Company
London
Supreme Court
D. Cady Herrick
Missouri
St. J
Lemar
St. Louis
Kateas City Court of Appeals
Philadelphiang
Cortlandt Traction Company Formed in Albany
The Cortlandt Traction Company was incorporated today with a capital of 820000 to operate the Cortlandt and Homer Traction Company franchises which it has purchased. Directors include D. Stepees ar and William B. Wait of New York City, Frank Battles, H. Fisher of Philadelphia, Herman ex of Ithaca, H. P. Lane of Sera G, H. Garrison of Troy, B. F. Taylor, Hugh Duffy, Edwin Duff and E. H. Brewer of Cortlandt.
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Philadelphia
Albany
Cortlandt Traction Company
Cortlandt and Homer Traction Company
D. Stepees Ar
William B. Wait
New York City
Frank Battles
H. Fisher
Hermanex
Ithaca
H. P. Lane
Sera G
H. Garrison
Troy
B. F. Taylor
Hugh Duffy
Edwin Duff
E. H. Brewer
Cortlandt
Railroad and industrial mergers and personnel changes reported
The notice outlines moves including Jacob Harr moving from Baltimore and Ohio to Chicago based on July 1 conductors' pay rise affecting 30 men. The Big Pour Railroad plans to buy Cincinnati Northern with traffic deals and dividend delay. Texas Pacific directors to meet Wednesday. state approval for routes and company consolidations are noted amid ongoing deals and construction plans.
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Big Pour Railroad
Cincinnati Northern Railroad
New Corporation Formed With Ten Million Dollar Capital
A new core corporation is created with authorized capital of 10 million dollars. The filing states the entity will operate under the planned structure and capital framework.
Pittsburg Trolley Situation Highlighted by Interwoven Roles
Street notes and broker offices reveal deep links among Pittsburg traction figures. T. H. Given sits on boards of the Philadelphia Company and Pittsburg Consolidated Traction, closely allied with Colonel J. M. Guffey and his petroleum venture. Joshua Rhodes and J. A. Reed hold Consolidated Traction and Philadelphia Company posts respectively. A. W. Mellon also sits with Guffey interests.
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Pittsburg
T. H. Given
Philadelphia
Joshua Rhodes
J. A. Reed
A. W. Mellon
Colonel Guffey
Merger Of New Jersey Rail Lines Consolidated
The Atlantic City Railroad Company Seashore Railroad Company and Camden County Railroad join with the Ocean City Railway Company to form one management in Ocean City New Jersey with capital stock of 3 625 000 including 1 000 000 preferred.
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Atlantic City Railroa Company
Seashore Railroad Company
Camden County Railroad Company
Ocean City Railway Company
Ocean City
N. J
Georgia Crop Conditions Reported For June
The Georgia Department of Agriculture reports June 1 crop data showing a 2 to 7 percent rise in bottom acreage across regions. However, overall crop condition is down, with cotton stands below average and replanting common, delaying maturity by about two weeks statewide. Fruit crops lag, while grain and other crops run near average.
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Atlanta
Departement of Agriculture
Georgia
Diamond State Steel Nearing Change in Ownership
Report says Diamond State Steel Company may change hands before month end or in July. Negotiations are under way after a refused offer to take all output at a long price. Much output goes to railroad supplies, with rail interests among the overtures. Large buyers fear a single supplier from the United States Steel Corporation and may seek independent sources if no new independent deal emerges.
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Diamond State Steel Company
United States Steel Corporation
Pennsylvanians Lease Middlesboro Steel Plant
Middlesboro Kentucky June 12 Pennsylvania capitalists have leased the large Middlesboro steel plant. The move marks a significant investment by eastern financiers in the mountain citys industrial facility.
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Middlesboro
Pennsylvania
State issues charters to several Pennsylvania firms
The State Department granted charters to multiple corporations in Harrisburg on June 12. The Herald Press Association in Honesdale with $6,000 capital. International Preumatic Packing Company in Scranton with $2,000. Tusseys Mountain Mining and Smelting Company in Huntingdon with $30,000. The People's Ice Company in Harrisburg. The Peltsonia Water Company in Allentown. and others with varying capitals.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
State Department
The
Herald Press Association
Honesdale
Capital
International Preumatic Packing Company
Scranton
Tusseys Mountain Mining and Smelting Company
Huntingdon
People’s Ice Company
Capital No
Camden County Clerk Saffron Sapphire Corandum Company filing
In Camden yesterday the Camden County Clerk processed a corporate filing by Sapphire Corandum Company. The brief entry notes incorporation activity and related registry action in Camden.
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Camden
Eas
Sapphire Corandum Company
Credit balances and shipments update in OW city data
June 12 report notes credit balances at 1.65 percent and bid shipments averaging 123,766 barrels with runs totaling 4 412 barrels.
Bank Clearings Report Shows Rise and Decline
Bank clearings yesterday rose in some sectors while others fell, with the exchange and quotation movement showing uneven gains and losses across major cities. The report notes increased activity amid shifting capitalization and interbank transfers.
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Gite RR
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Newark
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Myer Gas
Nu & Hudson Gas
Indianapolis
Eee Mutual Gas of
New Amsterdam
Coke
Ice¢ Bo
Iowa
Philadelphia Times
Pittsburg Stock Exchange
Rcan Trust
Hegheny
Bank
Consolidated Gas
Consolidated Ice
Marsden Co
Oale
Penna
South Ide Trust
Sellar Mine
Serene
Lass
European Stock Markets
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Atchigon
Balto
Canadian— Pacific
Ches
Qaicagt & Gt
Deere Rio G
St. Ps
Renee
Louis. & Nash
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Berlin Boerse
St Beber
Cottonseed Oil Firm
Boston Wool Market
Bospon
Weel and Cotton Reporter
Pacific Fire
National Association
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Western Union
Ener Enews
Union Traction
Fort Wayne
Surance
Phoenix
Hartford
Hew Hamp Peng Roar Tage Ma
George Tyson
San Polger
Philadelphians
Jacob N. Harr
Bensimen
Louisville Railway
Texas Pacific
Griest
Conteavile
Downingtown
Ee Apd
Birmingham
Ladoes Mewiman
Ian
Girard Trust Company
Seba Tat View
Jacob
Wand &. Page
Tucker Bispham
Min W. Richaniene
Arrett
W. E. Cor
BRO
Gems Geo
H. McFadden
Thos
DeWitt Cuyler
Ha Kuba
James
Speyer
Chestnut Sts
BEN J. H. Gaskill & CO
N. W. Cor
5Th and
Rae
United AS Improves. Co
Lewis Lillie
the. Equitable Illuminating Gasket Company
Ladelphia
W. A. McRwen
New Jersey
Diamond State Steel
Delaware
Jay
Stee
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