European stock markets on London and Pittsburg exchanges
The report notes activity in European and London markets with Consols up and down slightly, Canadian Pacific and Anaconda minor moves, and Spanish 4s at 714 percent. Money is plentiful but discounting weak. gilt edges firm and American securities quiet. Markets await peace news and Bank of England rate decision affects sentiment.
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London
Canadian Pacific
Anaconda
Stock Exchange
Baltimore
Ohio
Bank of England
David Barbour
New York Stock Exchange
New York Bank Statement Shows Reduced Excess Reserves
The Financier notes June 15 bank data showing excess reserves down to 8,782,125 from 21,289,000 on May 25. Loans and deposits rose, cash fell about 1.7 million, and large operations tied up funds. July dividend moves may affect markets. Berlin rates higher, exports likely to Berlin.
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New York
Pennsylvania Steel
Philadelphia
Sub-Treasury
Berlin
New York Bank Statement Week Ended Today
The Associated Banks report for the week ending today shows loans at 900,943,900 up 13,344,800 deposits 984,194,300 up 12,075,500 circulation 30,004,400 up 20,000 legal tenders 77,677,800 up 335,000 specie 177,153,400 down 1,876,300 reserves 254,830,700 down 1,540,500 reserve required 246,048,575 up 3,018,875 surplus 8,782,125 down 4,550,375.
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New York
Associated Banks
Bank loans rise as tobacco deal and bonds influence weekly statement
Bank officers tied to a tobacco deal, Pennsylvania road stock subscriptions, and a Union Pacific bond payment influenced the $13,844,800 increase in loans shown in today’s weekly statement of the New York Associated Banks.
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New York
Pennsylvania Road
Union Pacific
New York Associated Banks
Foreign Trade for May and Comparisons to Earlier Months
May foreign trade totals show the United States economic activity with a value around 1.29 million dollars. The report contrasts May 1901 figures with April 1901 and May 1900, highlighting domestic and foreign merchandise movements and sector breakdowns.
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Bureau of Statistics
United States
Money flows ease on London Stock Exchange amid global rates drift
London financial news notes abundant money and weak discounts with a steady close. Gilt edged securities rise while Baltimore and Ohio show declines. expectations of June loan disbursements, Whitsuntide cash returns, and July 4 funds influence rate moves and Paris and New York liquidity.
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London
Stock Exchange
Baltimore
Ohio
New York
Paris
Holland
Belgium
Russia
France
Frances
Berlin
Berlin Exchange
New York Exchange
Germany
Pontiz
Paris markets show mixed moves on tax Budget vote
Prices were irregular on the Bourse with rentes weak as Budget committee votes on income tax. French 8 per cent rentes eased to 100 fr. Spanish 4s closed at 72.35, while Brazilian shares gained after Rothschilds announced July coupon payable in full. Tractions offered and Kaffirs firmer on London cues.
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Paris
Rothschilds
London
Berlin Prices Tumble as Bank Stocks Dip in Transvaal Brief
Berlin reports weak prices on the Boersé amid quiet trading and an asset shift from a Dresden based electrical firm. Bank stocks slide while funds hold. Transvaal railway shares show fluctuations.
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Berlin
Kummer Company
Dresden
Transvaal
Foreign News Notes From Europe Markets and Rates
London reports Spanish 4s at 7 14% with gold premiums across Buenos Ayres Madrid Lisbon Rome. Paris shows three per cent rente at 100 france 92% centimes and London exchange at 25 francs 20 centimes. Berlin quotes London exchange at 20 marks 41 pfennigs with discount rates on short and three month bills at 3 and 3 1/4 percent.
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London
Buenos Ayres
Madrid
Lisbon
Rome
Paris
France
Berlin
Exchange
Multiple Company Dividends Declared With Various Pay Dates
Reading Traction declares 75 cents a share payable July 1 with June 25 record date. Standard Gas proclaims 3 percent on preferred and 2 percent on common payable June 29 with June 22 close and July 1 reopen. American Steel Casting 3 percent on preferred payable June 29 with June 19 close and July 1 reopen. Empire Steel and Iron 1 percent on preferred payable July 2 with June 22 close and July 3 reopen. Manchester Traction Light and Power 3 percent semi annual dividend payable July 15 with July 5 record date. Frankford Real Estate Trust and Safe Deposit declares 1.25 dollars per share payable July 1. Old Dominion Steamship 3 percent semi annual dividend payable July 1 with June 15 close and July 2 reopen. Dominion Coal 4 percent on preferred payable July 1 with June 17 close and July 2 reopen.
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Reading Traction Company
Standard Gas Company
American Steel Casting Company
Empire Steel and Iron Company
Manchester Traction Light and Power Company
Electric Light
Manchester
N. H
Frankford Real Estate, Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Old Dominion Steamship Company
The
Dominion Coal Company
London bar gold and New York prices steady amid steady money demand
Bar silver in London steady at 277-16 pence per ounce. New York commercial bars hold at 5H aco. Government assay bars unchanged and Mexican dollars flat. Money on call mostly unchanged with easy terms for securities. Mercantile paper in moderate demand as interior markets steady and London call money at 2 percent. New York Clearing House figures show weekly clearings near year’s low, contrasting with May records and prior years.
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London
New York
Mercantile
New York Clearing House
United States Sub-Treasury
Market Receipts and Prices in Commercial Wheat Listings
Receipts total 20 437 bushels with shipments 23 084 and stock 831 420 as market waned on weak outside advices. Export demand was light with 56 000 bushels sold privately for export. June bids and asks for contract wheat show mixed elevator prices across varieties and grades.
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Pennsylvania
Delaware
Market Reports Show Firmer Tone in Wheat Trade
Receipts total 49 270 bushels with shipments 61 600 and stock 363 049 bushels. Market firm on Western advices yet local prices little changed. Cables stronger with fair export inquiry. car lots dull, ample offerings. No. 2 mised export terms 60 000 bushels, No. 2 yellow local trade 4Te, No. 2 mixed June 45c bid 4540 asked. export elevator steamer 43c, No. B 42e42ige.
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ébadSige
Dda
Oats Market Weakens With Mixed Shipments Reported
Oats show 6 800 bushels shipped while stock climbs to 187 017 bushels and 5 495 bushels remain. Market weak with a 4 percent decline under selling pressure. Eight cars of No 2 white on track early and later holdings clipped at 2 3/4 to 2 1/2 cents, with fresh receipts offered at 2 1/2 to 2 3/4 cents at the close.
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Sic
Rye Flour Price Report Cites High Barrel Rate
The notice quotes a rye flour price at 2,7522.90 per barrel with emphasis on quality. Market chatter notes nightly inquiries and steady demand for flour barrels amid fluctuating grain costs.
Market receipts and prices for grain and sacks
Receipts totaled 1 874 barrels and 2 500 620 pounds in sacks as demand remained slow and markets weak under general pressure. Quotations listed Winter super at 2.10 to 2.25 with extras 4.00 to 3.65, Pennsylvania roller clear at 3.00 to 3.25, and Western winter and other unclarified grades.
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Agl
Pennsylvania
Patent and brand price list snapshot
A partial price rundown shows entries for patent items and favorite brands with values around 3.75 to 4.10 dollars, plus miscellaneous references to City Mis and clear and straight variants. The list includes several repeated “do.” placeholders and price variations up to 8.45 in unclear formatting.
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City Mis
Butter Market Steady amid Limited Demand
Butter supplies were well cleaned up and the market firm though demand was light on Saturday. Western creamery quotes extra at 19 cents, firsts at 18 to 19 cents, prints at 20 cents, wholesale at 21 to 24 cents, and Jobbing at 21 to 24 cents.
Trade quiet as buyers hold. prices steady for dairy
Trade was quiet and prices favored buyers with ample offerings. Quotations include New York full cream in small boxes at 94c, do. fair to good at 8a%c, and part skim varieties, quality varying, in Georgia and surrounding markets.
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New York
Egg Market Steady on Balanced Supplies
Demand for fine fresh stock remained fair and the market held steady with moderate supplies. Quotations show Pennsylvania and nearby choice eggs at loss off 14 4 and Western good to choice at loss off 13 4 to 14, fair to good at 12 1 2 to 13.
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Pennsylvania
Market Report on Poultry Prices and Weights
The market remained steady with demand matching supply. Fowls and hens priced at 12 cents, old roosters 7 cents, spring chickens 3 to 4 pounds per pair 22 to 25 cents, 1½ to 2 pounds per pair 16 to 20 cents.
Fresh killed fowls and chickens from local suppliers
Sourced poultry pricing lists show fresh killed fowls good to choice 94a10c and 644c for old roosters. Broilers near by three to four pounds per pair at 25c, smaller near by 20a22c, Western dry picked 20a28c, Western scalded 13a18c, and chickens frozen llalac.
Market prices for various beef and pork cuts in city and western markets
The notice lists current jobbing quotations for beef and pork products. Items include city and western beef sets, knuckles and tenders, hams at 19.50 and 220.50, pork family at 17917.50, shoulders, pic nic hams, bacon, lard, and related items with prices per unit and per tierce or ton.
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P. i
Weekend Market Prices Hold Steady Across Produce
Saturday trading showed little price movement with lists for oranges, berries, and fruits. California oranges ranged from 3.50 to 4.25 per box, Florida watermelons and peaches priced per hundred or carrier, and pineapples listed by crate or hundred with varied regions.
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California
St. Michaels
Ons
Florida
Georgia
Havana
Saturday Market Prices Hold Steady Across Fresh Produce
The Saturday market remained quiet with prices largely unchanged. Vegetables listed include potatoes, cabbage, eggplant, cucumbers, green beans, wax beans, and tomatoes from Southern and Florida sources with varied per barrel, per basket, or per carrier rates.
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Norfolk
Southern
North Carolina
Florida
Mississippi
Prices in Refiner Rates for Various Sugars and Dows
The text lists refined sugar prices after a 15 cent rebate per 100 pounds for 30 days. It covers items such as Dominoes, cut leaf, confectioners lozenge, powdered and granulated sugars, cubes, standard granulated, fine granulated, extra fine granulated, confectioners A, and soft grades No. 1 to No. 16 with specific cents per pound.
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McCahan
Market quotes for hay and straw buyers favor liberal offers
Receipts show 170 tons of hay and 3 cars of straw with light demand. Price quotations cover Timothy No. 1 large bales at 16.50 and No. 2 small bales at 14.00 to 13.00, straw No. 1 straight rye at 19.50, oat No. 1 at 8.50 to 9.00, and wheat No. 1 at 8.50.
Feed prices steady amid ample supply at former rates
Report notes ample feed in supply and dull demand. Winter bran sold in bulk at 16.00 to 16.50 dollars per ton and spring bran offered in sacks, size varying, also 16.00 to 16.50 dollars per ton.
Cotton market steady at eight cents a pound
Cotton held firm on a quiet basis of 8c per pound for middling uplands with limited trading activity observed.
New York Prices Move Through Grain and Coal Markets
New York market notes show flour receipts 14,772 exports 28,719 with dull winter patents and various price ranges for flour rye cornmeal and barley. Wheat receipts 131,550 exports 77,780 with spot declines then partial rally as bear crop news weighs on futures. Corn oats hay hops hides leather wool coal and other goods listed with bid and ask ranges and market tone unchanged to quiet steady.
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Brandywine
C. B
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Northern
Duluth
Galveston
Calfornia
Texas
Buenos Ayres
New York Cotton Market Steady Amid Outside Buying
Cotton prices rose in New York on June 15 with July at 8.24, August 7.68, and January 7.27 as brisk outside buying and bullish weekly reviews supported gains. Domestic crop concerns and labor shortages weighed, while Texas and the Southwest remained dry. Port receipts were ample but influenced little, and the spot market closed unchanged at 8 1/2 cents with 700 bales sold.
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Cotton Belt
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Carolinas
Alabama
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South- West
New Orleans
Houston
Rail freight routes shift after B&O absorption
Discussion in railroad circles suggests the Baltimore and Ohio integration with the Pennsylvania will end the current traffic pact with Western Maryland and Reading. Freight from the West to New York would move via Martinsburg and the Cumberland Valley, altering lines to Harrisburg and Cherry Run. The Cumberland Valley Road is praised as capable and ready to take on B&O traffic, with cancellation possible any time on notice.
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W. Va
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Cumberland Valley Road
Wheat and Corn Rally Amid Weather and Demand Strength
Chicago buyers show firm grain and hog markets as July wheat closes higher on export talk and scarce delivery. July corn and oats gain with strong cash demand and bear covering, while pork and lard rise on firmer hog prices. receipts and futures mix against improving weather and lower Liverpool prices.
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Liverpool
Seaboard
Minneapolis
Duluth
Shorts
Loree to head Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern changes expected
Reports say President Loree of the Baltimore and Ohio Railway will be elected president of the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern, with FE. R. Bacon to be succeeded and W. M. Green to retire. The Southwestern will operate under direct B and O management and its freight and passenger business folded into the parent.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railway
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
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W. M. Green
Southwestern
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Cleveland, Loraine
Wheeling
Pittsburg and Western
Pittsburg Junction
Cleveland Terminal
Cowen
Potter
Railroads Seek Lower July Fares for Pan-American Exposition
Representatives of about a score of railroad passenger departments have met in Buffalo with Pan-American Exposition managers to push for lower July excursion rates. The aim is to announce month long fares and advertise them widely to boost summer attendance, with a general passengers agents meeting likely in New York next week to decide on action.
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New York
Lehigh Valley Railroad Raises Wages 40 Percent in May
Easton June 15 Lehigh Valley Railroad workers in the shops inspectors and cleaners across the system 3600 employees learned for the first time of a 15 to 40 percent wage rise dating from May 12 Boilermakers locally who struck a month ago were paid off and also heard their pay was increased The May wages were distributed today
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Easton
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Minneapolis Wheat Prices Report June Market Close
Minneapolis prices show close on cash wheat at 6 1 2 cents, Italy 66 1 2 cents, September 66 cents, No 1 hard 60 3 4 cents, No 1 Northern 67 3 4 cents, No 2 Northern 65 3 4 cents. Flour and bran unchanged.
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Italy
Wabash to seek bids for Monongahela bridge link
President Ramsey announced in Pittsburg that bids will be invited on Monday for erecting a Monongahela river bridge and for building part of the connecting line to bring the Wabash into Pittsburg. He says Recorder Brown and local business leaders assure passage of the franchise ordinance by City Councils.
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The
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Pittsburg
Monongahela
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Livestock Quotations From Chicago and New York Markets
Chicago quotes show cattle receipts 600 head with steady prices across classes including good to prime steers at 5.40 to 6.25, hogs 14,000 receipts with top 6.15, sheep 2,000 with wethers at 5.90 to 4.25. two-week totals list cattle 59,100 hogs 148,800 sheep 62,300. New York receipts show cattle 587 with no trade, sheep and lambs 4,000 with dull demand and firm lambs at 5.83 to 5.75, beef shipments listed.
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Texas Fed
Texas Bulls
New York
Rail and Transit News Across Rail Firms and Markets
Pennsylvania directors inspected the Long Island Railroad under President Baldwin. Reading brought delegates to the Southern Industrial Association in Atlantic City after docking. Reports say Lake Shore Railroad seeks a Sharon to Erie route for a new branch. Cape May officials to join Reading for the launching of the ferryboat Cape May in Wilmington. Muncie grants track changes to Big Four and Lake Erie and Western for a new union station. Senator Clark plans a vast Gulf of California terminal jointly used by multiple railroads. Chicago reports stock offering of St Paul Road bonds backed by major lines, Goulds involved. Northern Pacific officials downplay a possible new traffic pact with Canadian Pacific while noting close ties in the Pacific Northwest.
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Louisville & Nashv
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Missouri Pacific
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Wool Arrivals and Imports for Auction Series
London reports 173100 wool arrivals for the fifth series with 9518 forwarded receipts. Weekly imports list New South Wales 18629 Melbourne 744 New Zealand 11617 Cape of Good Hope and Natal 401.
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Prices of Oil in Oil City June 15
Credit balances stand at 1.05 dollars with certificates issued and no bids or shipments recorded. The market shows no runs or new activity for the period noted.
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Oil City
Trust Co Pays Back Wages For Chester Factory
Workers at D Trainer and Hons Manufacturing Co in Chester were notified last week that wages owed would be paid. The company acted after being warned its operations were unable to continue.
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D Trainer & Hons’ Mannufecturing Company
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New York Trade Figures Show Varied Weekly Imports and Gold Exports
New York reports for the week ended today show imports of dry goods and merchandise at 8.28 million dollars, down from last week and last year, with year-to-date imports at 250.48 million dollars. Exports of gold and silver total 1.17 million for the week, while year-to-date gold exports stand at 21.94 million and silver at 24.05 million. Specie imports this week amount to 104,384 dollars, with 2.94 million dollars imported since January 1.
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New Companies Chartered in New Jersey
The United States andtors are Reginald Jevenes Thomas FE Sevenes Frederick T Busk and Paul F Gerhard all of Jersey City.
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United States
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Reginald Jevenes
Thomas FE. Sevenes
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Paul F. Gerhard
Jersey City
Pacific Iron and Steel Company and Columbus Manufacturing Notices
Dover June 15 report lists Pacific Iron and Steel Company of New York for producing ores with iron manganese and other metals and Columbus Ohio manufacturers to prepare cures salves ointments drugs and woodbines with capital figures noted.
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Philadelphia Times
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Relics Placed In Masonic Temple Museum
Historical museum at the Masonic Temple library gains three relics. A Revolutionary War flag and a War of 1812 scroll bearing In the Constitution are joined by a badge linked to the Marquis de Lafayette era, woven with images including Washington.
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Marquis de Lafayme Sores
Ashington
Modern Woodmen Conclave Drops Sick Benefit Rule
The closing day of the Modern Woodmen of America biennial head camp in St Paul notes New York Insurance Commissioner ruling against fraternal sick benefits led to this provision being removed from the national by laws.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Modern Woodmen of America
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Swifts Buy Detroit Land for Large Cold Storage Plant
DETROIT Mich June 1 The Swifts of Omaha Neb have purchased land on the river front outside Detroit and will build one of the country’s largest cold storage plants. A salt plant will operate with it, making the Swifts independent of the Salt Trust.
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Lightning Claims Three Victims in Allegan County
A severe electrical storm struck Allegan county near Scott Lake. Sullivan Case’s barn burned by lightning and his remains were found among the ruins. John Yerger and his son James were also killed by a lightning strike in a nearby barn.
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Immigrant Home Investigation Tapped by Augustana Synod
Jamestown June 5 The Augustana Synod of the Swedish Lutheran Church adopted a resolution to appoint a committee to investigate the affairs of the Swedish age home on Water Street New York City area issues and management are under review.
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Long Time Between Meets Noted in Local Dispatch
An uncle of the city Director of Public Works Haddock named John Haddock of &J. Paul is mentioned in connection with a long interval between athletic meets. The fragment references a hiccup in a timepiece or routine, but details are unclear in the text.
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