Auction of Stocks and Bonds Through M. Thomas & Sons
M. Thomas & Sons sold a batch of securities at auction yesterday including Penna Seaton at the Fine Arts, Commonwealth Title Insurance and Trust Co. ten dollar shares, Southwark National Bank ten shares, National Bank 75 shares, Park Transportation Co, Philadelphia 3 per cent bonds, Delaware R R Co consolidated 6 per cent, Philadelphia Reading Coal and Iron and related coal trust issues with various due dates and denominations. The list reads like a diversified portfolio of Philadelphia area financials and rail interests with multiple 3 and 6 percent yields and several due dates in the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Thomas & Sons
Penna. Seaton
Fine Arts
Commonwealth
Ins. & Tr. Co
Southwark National Bank
One National Bank
Park Transportation Co
Philadelphia
Wilebickis
Phigh Goal & Nav. Co
Mtge
Gee Ae
Delaware R, R. Co
Phi Delphia & Reading Coal & Iron
Ss Coal Trust
Securities to Be Listed on NYSE in June
New York June 20 Application has been made to list these securities on the New York Stock Exchange American Telephone and Telegraph Company 15000000 4 per cent collateral trust bonds of 1929 and 114946000 capital stock Central Branch Railway Company 3459000 first mortgage 4 per cent bonds of 1919 Houston and Texas Central Railroad Company 1105000 first mortgage 6 per cent bonds of 1930 of the Waco and Northwestern division Pennsylvania Railroad Company 50500 additional capital stock Diamond Match Company 14750000 capital stock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Central Branch Railway Company
Houston and Texas Central Railroad Company
Waco and Northwestern
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Diamond Match Company
Sterling market eases on Germany bill support
New York foreign exchange notes a softer tilt as bills move more freely after Wochen gold shipment pressure. Actual rates close down fractionally with sight and demand bills easing and commercial bills quoted slightly lower. Continental bills vary with Trupee and reichsmarks listed alongside guilders rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Germany
Trupee
Reichsmarks
Guilders
Mn Exchange
European stock markets drift amid dull trading
London stocks closed with mixed moves as Consols fell 3-16 to 93 11 16 and Grand Trunk rose, while American securities softened then steadied. Money rates in London edged down, discounts eased, and activity was subdued amid anticipation of local loan issues. The Bank of England kept the minimum discount at 3 percent as European rates shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cernadian Pacific
Anaconda
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Grand Trunk
New York Stock Exchange
Paris Bourse Sees Irregular Trading and Shifts
French 8 per cent rentes rose 714 centimes to 100 fr 27c but closed weaker at 100 fr 17c. Spanish 4s near 71.97% after 72.17% the day before. Industrials recovered while rentes and Portuguese stocks advanced. Italian securities were dull and Spanish 4s slipped on adverse exchange amid rumors of a Spanish finance minister resignation. Brazilian shares remained firm as most listings closed dull and easier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Boerse
Paris
Senor Urzalz
Berlin Markets Steady Amid Mixed World Shares
Berlin trading opened with funds active and bonds firming while international shares were quiet. Spanish securities eased on Paris tips and American issues held steady. Canadian Pacific rebounded and local securities fluctuated but closed firmer on bear buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Boerse
Paris
Canadian Pacific
Treasury bills applications in London hit £3.5 million
English Treasury bills in London attracted applications totaling £3,500,000 for £1,588,000 twelve month issues dated June 25. Allotments average £8 2s 10d per cent. The previous London allotment on March 30 was £2,720,000 at an average price of £3 18s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
London
Foreign Financial Notes and Bank Rate Movements
Global financial wires report discount rate cuts at the Bank of Bombay and Bank of Bengal to 5 percent, with the Bank of England unchanged at 3 percent. London notes bullion inflow of £91,000 and a Morgan return to New York. Paris quotes three percent rentes and exchange rates, while treasury allotments total £1,588,000 with six million sterling in public deposits shifting due to new consols payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bank of England
Money on Call at Btoc Sets
Fragmented clipping notes a financial or betting phrase with unclear names or dates. Readable bits mention demand and an online angle, but details, participants, and outcomes remain unreadable.
Philadelphia Faces Largest Bond Issue in City History
The city offers a $9,000,000 three percent loan on Monday, the second largest in Philadelphia history, with total debt at $54,919,595 on January 1 and net debt $42,651,000 after sinking fund credits. Some bankers doubt its success due to weak market demand and prior bidders' current commitments, though past three percent issues sold at premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Sinking Fund
Sinking Fund Commission
Views of Brokers on Railways and Market Outlook
Penrose Fileisher of H F Rachman & Co and Kay Cooke of Charles D Barney & Co voice optimism about a stronger market in summer due to record railroad earnings and anticipated loanable funds. They foresee benefits from Western railway consolidations and continued economic prosperity despite rate wars and potential loan calls. Willam D Binck notes opposing forces of gold exports and high profits and crop prospects shaping a cautious but hopeful outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penrose Fileisher
H. F. Rachman & Co
New York
Kay Cooke
Charles D. Barney & Co
Willam D. Binck
Public dividend notices from multiple companies
The list shows quarterly and semi annual interest payments from firms including Amalgamated Copper, Electric Storage Battery, Mexican Telegraph, De Long Hook and Eye, Norfolk and Southern Railroad, General Chemical, Proctor Gamble, Wells Fargo, Continental Trust, Columbus Edison Electric Lighting, Wabash Railroad, and others with payment dates in June and July and rates ranging from 1% to 8% on common or preferred stock and on debentures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Copper. Company
Electric Storage Battery. Company of Philadelphia
Mexican Telegraph Company
The
de Long Hook and Eye Company
Norfolk and Southern Railroad Company
General Chemical Company of
New York
Proctor & Gamble Company
Cincinnati
Wells-Fargo Company of
Continental Trust Company of
Columbus Edison Electric Lighting Company
Wabass Railroad Company
Cleveland
Chicago
Louis Railroad Company
Electric , Storage Battery CO
Ae Avenue
19Th Street
Philadelphia
W. G. Henderson
Welsbach Company
N. W
Broad and
Arch Streets
Lewis Lillie
Delaware charter news lists new firms for Philadelphia Times
Special to The Philadelphia Times from Dover reports multiple Delaware based companies chartered on June 20. Included are The Saltet Sign Company with $4,000,000 capital and several others such as Ox Beef Company with $1,000,000 capital. incorporators include Francis B. Mathys of Montreal M A Wilson of Fridges NY Charles E. Wickes of New York and William T. Wells of Montclair NJ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Philadelphia Times
Dover
Saitet Sign Company
Philadelphia
Lunevicas Noe Company
Inase Nea Wiesst Company
Boston
Capital
Trenton
Ox Beef Company
Francis B. Mathys
Montreal
M. A. Wilson
Fridges
N. Y
Charles E. Wickes
New York
William T. Wells
Montclair
N. J
Pee Corporatory
Market Receipts Slump Amid Weak Grain Prospects
Commercial markets show 20 000 bushels received and 250 608 held as stocks while prices fall on weak crop prospects and bearish Western speculation. Cables are firmer but export inquiry is light. No. 2 red and yellow bids and asks are listed with various locations and June calls.
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Delaware
Wee
The
Ettainer
Market Summary Reports Crop Shipments and Car Sales
Receipts show 18 820 bushels with shipments of 30 000 bushels and total stock at 101 439 bushels. Market was a shade firmer with light offerings and fair local trade demand. Sales included eight cars, No 2 white, at 38 lgc and two cars, do, at choice, in vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlota
Inet
Vac
Market Receipts and Wheat Quotations on Record
Receipts totaled 2 500 barrels and 1 604 478 pounds in sacks as quotes remained quotably unchanged yet heavier in appearance. Holders sought sales while buyers showed little interest, purchasing only for actual needs. Prices: Winter super 2.10 2.25 extras 2.40 2.65 Pennsylvania roller clear 3.00 8.25 straight 3.25 3.40 Western winter clear 3.15 3.85 straight 2.35 3.55 Kansas straight 8.30 3.50 patent in sacks 3.55 3.65 spring clear 3.00 3.35 straight 3.50 3.75 patent 3.75 3.90 favorite brands 3.95 4.10 City Mills extra 2.40 2.65 clear 3.15 3.3 straight 3.35 3.50 patent 3.70 4.00
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Kansas
City Mills
Rye flour prices hold steady at 2.70 to 2.85 per barrel
Market notices show rye flour as dull and unchanged with quotes at 2.70 to 2.85 per barrel for agricultural quality. No other major shifts observed.
Butter Market Report Shows Strong Demand and Firm Rates
A market overview notes good demand for fine goods with supplies tightly sold. Prices cited include Western creamery extra at 19½ to 19¾ cents, flints 18 to 19 cents, prints wholesale 20 cents, and Jobbing 21 to 24 cents.
Dairy Market Note in Silent Trade
A brief market summary notes subdued activity with light offerings and fair demand. Quoted prices include New York full cream small boxes choice Uoe, fair to good quality part skim GaT c, and similar descriptors.
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New York
Egg Market Report Shows Steady Demand and Firm Prices
Fresh stock offerings were moderate as demand remained strong. Pennsylvania and nearby markets showed choice quality with 14 cents off, Western region offered loss off at 4e, and other grades ranged fair to good with 1281 4e cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Auction Prices for Fowls and Poultry Decline Mentioned
The text notes ample, quiet supply at a late decline with poultry items listed. Fowls and hens range around quality notes, old roosters priced at 7c, spring chickens 20c to 23c per pair, weights given, and terms resemble a marketplace listing.
Prices for poultry at fair request and firm with moderate supplies
Quotations show French killed fowls choice fair to good falge old roosters six and a half to seven cents per pound broilers near by weighed three and a half to four pounds per pair twenty five cents do near by smaller sites 208 five Western dirty? scalded frosen chickens list includes 1 full scalded item.
Commodity Prices and Demand For Meat Products
Market report notes steady demand for city beef in sets and smoked Western beef. Quoted prices include knuckles and tenders smoked, hams and shoulders cured, breakfast bacon and lard options, with various brands and average prices across several categories.
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Tlercen
Market Demand Sparks Mixed Produce Quotations
Demand was fairly active with varying California orange and strawberry quotes. Prices ranged for oranges per box, Mediterranean sweets and other fruits per quart, and bulk fruit rates across Florida, Georgia, and California, reflecting fluctuating supply and regional pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
St. Michaels
C. Taisen
Stacbee
Florida
Georgi Do
Erate
Refiners list prices for refined sugars with small shade changes
Refined sugars show limited request and price lists with minor shifts. Prices posted include Dominoes at about 6.05 cents and powdered forms around 6.70 cents, with soft grades down to 5.20 cents and extra fine granulated near 5.65 cents after a 15 cent per hundred rebate at month end.
Unclear Commodity Notes From Fragmented OCR
Fragmented OCR textual clues mention ROSIN COFFEE and SUGAR with various quality notes and percentages. The text lacks coherent events or dates and appears as rough product descriptors without a clear news item or outcome.
Cotton market soars on bear scare and investment buying
New York cotton trades amid bear scare and heavy buy orders from New Orleans and Liverpool. Opening quiet but firm, prices rise 2 to 19 points as speculators and spinners push futures higher. Short cover, dry southwest weather, and strong demand abroad fuel a bull run with a final day gain of 12 to 19 points.
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New York
Jime
New Orleans
Liverpool
Shorts
Theuthwest
Livermarket
Kaastern
Wall Street
Carolinas
Wheat and corn mixed as Chicago markets steady
Good crop prospects eased wheat losses with September delivery down then firm. Corn held firm amid dull trade and strong receipts. oats rose while provisions were unchanged to higher. Traders watched export cargoes and primary receipts while weather and crop reports influenced prices.
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Chiicago
France
G&c
Duluth
Seaboard
Yale
Essace
Goey
Live Stock Quotations From Major Markets
Chicago reports cattle receipts of 500 head with Texans strong to prime steers priced 5.60 to 6.30 while other categories vary. Hogs totals reach 25 000 today with sales around 5.92 to 6.40 and Western sheep and native lambs quoted at 4.50 to 6.25. Cincinnati notes hogs steady at 6.06 and cattle steady at 2.50 to 5.25, while New York shows limited cattle activity and steady to higher sheep quotes around 6.35 to 6.80. East Buffalo lists cattle and sheep receipts with mixed carloads and price ranges.
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Chicago
Texas
Texas Bulls
Liberty
New York
East Buffalo
Care 'Hee
Ib Cain
Hay and straw market receipts and bid prices
Receipts totaled 320 tons of hay and 2 carloads of straw. Demand was light and prices fell. Quotations showed Timothy hay No 1 large bales 15.50 to 16, No 1 small bales 14.50 to 15, No 2 13.50 to 14, mixed hay 12 to 12.50, straw No 1 parse ye 14.50 to 19, No 2 and Norton 3 oat 7 to 7.80, No 1 wheat 7.80, No 2 wheat 7.80.
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Do. Ee
Norton
Fragmented Trade Note on Bulk Commodities
A sparse OCR item notes quiet commerce with bulk and bagged grains. It mentions prices per ton and sack sizes, signaling stable supply and modest trading activity in a local market.
Cotton Prices Movable on Quiet Market Basis
Cotton was quiet and barely steady at 11 16 cents per pound for middling uplands.
New York Prices for Flour Rye and Cornmeal Report
New York market notes show flour receipts of 25 250 barrels with exports of 18 046. Rye flour prices quoted between 2.75 and 3.50 per unit, cornmeal and barley also listed. Wheat receipts at 269 950 bushels with exports 220 761. prices for No 2 red at 75 to 76 cents. Market described as dull then rallied on export demand, closing steady with slight declines.
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New York
Duluth
Liverpool
Shorts
Wool Sales in Oregon at Shaniko Market
Wool sales in Shaniko Oregon totaled 1 360 000 pounds with prices ranging from 11 to 12 1 2 cents per pound. The sale reflects strong demand and steady bidding as growers move wool through the Shaniko market.
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Oregon
Shaniko
Cotton acreage report update from Commerce and Census officials
Secretary Hester of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange, returning from Washington, says officials will hasten the acreage and manufactures reports. Director Merriam of the Census Bureau pledged to publicize the acreage figures, stressing their importance to observers and analysts.
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Birmingham
Ala
Hester
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Joon
Washington
Merriam
Census Bureau
North
Cotton acreage estimates amid 1890s census delays
The article notes that official figures for cotton acreage have been unavailable since the 1890 census. It cites that 1890-1900 figures will show progress since 1889-1890, and praises the forthcoming census report as the most accurate yet for cotton and general agriculture.
Iron market shows renewed buying in Pittsburg district
The Iron Trade Review notes higher pig iron activity as two large buyers in Pittsburgh lift demand for Bessemer ore in the week. Purchases exceed 100000 tons with deliveries extending into two months. Southern foundry irons sell 1 to 1.25 below market, northern central westerns 0.75 to 1 below top early year prices. If molders strike is avoided and machine shops improve, an active market for the year is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Iron Trade Review
Bessemer
Pittsburg
Bessemerancey
Miechinists
Harriman plans unify traffic across Pacific system
J O Stubbs arrives in San Francisco as traffic manager for Harriman interests. He explains the role will give one man full charge of traffic for Southern Pacific Union Pacific Oregon Railroad and Navigation Oregon Short Line, reporting directly to Harriman. The plan aims to divorce traffic from other road affairs and end pools and informal agreements.
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San Francisco
J. O. Stubbs
Southern Pacific
Harriman
Chicago
Stubbs
Union Pacific
Oregon Railroad and Navigationee
Oregon Short Line
E. H. Harriman
Rena
Tuinels Central
Chicago and Alton
Big Texas Railways See Record Earnings Gains
Texas railroads report strong nine month results to the State Railroad Commission. Freight earnings rise to 35.4 million, up 6.24 million. gross earnings reach 47.36 million, up 8.54 million. Operating expenses climb to 31.63 million, up 3.76 million. operating income 15.73 million, up 4.76 million. March year over year shows large increases in all main measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
State Railroad Commission
Wabash Directors Elect New Board Leaders
At a Wabash Railway Company directors meeting in New York President Ashley was elected chairman and Vice President Ramsey was advanced to the presidency. Ramsey also heads Wheel ing and Lake Erie Railroad and has managed Wabash operations. J W Patterson seeks bids to build the Monongahela bridge and first twelve miles of track for a proposed Pittsburg line, with total cost near 3 million dollars and about 8 thousand tons of steel required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wabash Railway Company
Ashley
Ramsey
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
J. W. Patterson
Pittsburg, Toledo and Western Railroad
Pittsburg
Wabash
Monongahela Bridge
Camden PA Railroad Terminal Opens Sunday Amid Incompletion
The new Pennsylvania Railroad terminal at Camden will begin operations Sunday though not all sections are ready. Tracks are laid, connections to be completed after late Saturday night. Superintendent Dayton of West Jersey will oversee. A new ferry schedule starts Sunday with boats every five minutes, and every four minutes at peak times.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Camden
Dayton
West Jersey
Ferries
Rumor Basis Seen in Railroad Control Talks
The Evening Post reports rumors about control of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Roads stem from a broad mooted uniting of Rockefeller, St Paul and Schiff interests in the Pacific. It suggests St Paul may cooperate on rate matters to avoid discrimination by Pacific roads on trans continental business.
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New York
The
Evening Post
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Rockefellers
Schiff
Pacific
New Yorks Herald Square Seen as Fast Line Terminus
Belief holds that Pennsylvania Railroad will bring a new terminal fast river project to a Herald Square area in Manhattan, with plans for a direct connection to Grand Central Station. Officials Baldwin and Head oversee the proposal as part of the Long Island line expansion.
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Herald Square
New York
Pennsylvania
Fihoel
Long Island
Baldwin
Hea
A Teenaeiensts
Grand Central Station
York Envisions Unified City Government Reform
After January 1 a single board of Aldermen will replace the present municipal assembly under the new charter. The change signals a centralized city government for York affecting Pennsylvania and Long Island Roads oversight.
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York
Pennsylvania
Long Island
Government's Interest Sold in Sioux City and Pacific
The government's stake in the Sioux City and Pacific Railroad Company was auctioned at the Treasury for 1.872 million dollars in cash plus 250 thousand dollars credit for mail and troop transport. Chicago and North Western Railroad Company bought the failing line, which ends most government holdings in insolvent Pacific railroads aside from Union Pacific's Central Branch. Principal debt stands at 1.6 million with interest about 2.141 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sioux City and Pacific Railroad Company
Treasury Department
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company
Sioux City and Pacific
Pacific
Central Branch
Union Pacific
Burlington Deal To Be Completed
Boston June 20 The Chicago Burlington and Quincy directors held their monthly meeting and aside from private matters no action was taken. It is learned the Great Northern Pacific mortgage covering CB&Q stock will likely be formally executed within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Great Northern Northern Pacific
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Ownership of streets in Nashville case decided
Nashville court rules Nashville Railway holds perpetual ownership in city streets after suits to revoke the charter for transfer of franchises. It held that city consent was not essential, as required by law. The decision affects the continuation of the integral lines in Nashville.
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Nashville
Tenn
Chanice Or Cook
Nashville Railway
Reading awards contract for Schuylkill Haven station
The Reading Railway awarded H. M. Moyer of Pottsville the contract to construct a handsome stone passenger station at Schuylkill Haven this summer. Directors of the Mexican Central Railroad authorized purchasing the Monterey and Mexican Gulf Road, 390 miles long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
H. M. Moyer
Pottsville
Schuylkird Haven
Mexican Central Railroad
Boston
Monterey and
Mexican Gulf Road
Bank clearings drop from year ago figures
Bank clearings yesterday totaled 19,738,809 in Baltimore, down from 18,561,222 or 4,561,222? The concise data shows a decrease compared with the corresponding day last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agee Ggnaahi
Baltimore
Bankers seek parity for 2 percent bonds with par value
Boston bankers and others urge Secretary Gage to reverse a prior ruling and allow government 2 percent bonds to be received at their par value as security for public moneys in national bank depositories. The Girard National Bank will move temporary offices after tomorrow to the Hack of the Republic building on Chestnut street, while its new headquarters are built.
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Boston
Gage
National Bank
Girard National Bank
South Third Street
Hack of the Republic
Chestnut Street
Ird
Girard
Opening of Camden Terminal and Ferry Service
The Pennsylvania Railroad will open its new Camden terminal at Federal and Market streets Camden on Sunday June 2. From that date ferries will operate to and from the new terminal only and the old ferry houses will be abandoned.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Camden
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Federal and Market Streets
Iepe
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Ampus Mutual Gas
New Amsterdam
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E.R. G. Co
Northern Union
St. Joseph
St. Pau
Bt Co
Cablegram
Pittsburg Stock Exchange
Ned Pittehars Coal
Pittsburg Art Glass
Essemcer R
Pagerine Brew. Co
Chigaco Stock Market
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Samuel Y. Heebner
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William H. Lambert
William L. Boss
N. Parker Shortridge
John Story Jenks
William W. Frazier
J. Livingston Erringer
William L. Dubois
Edmund D. Scholey
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Henry B. Helfrich
Bankers and Brokers
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Burlington
Erie Railroad
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Ohio
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Franciseco
Tien Tsin
China
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England
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United Railways and Electric Company
George R. Webb
Maryland Telephone Company
American Car and Foundry Company
Jersey City
Gerald Hoyt
J. B. Haggin
James M. Buick
R. Woodin
Berwick
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