Wall Street Week End Stock Market Roundup Turmoil
Irregular trade on Saturday amid wild speculation in rails and Amalgamated Copper. Banks show reduced cash reserves while loan expansion meets easy money from Chicago and interior centers. Analysts cite looming large corporate deals, Standard Oil payments, and possible consolidations shaping the market outlook.
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New York
Mercantile Paper
Shlug Exchange
London
New York Clearing House
Treasury
Chicago
Praeselotia
Wall Street Review
Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania
Chesapeake & Chblo
Ite
Copri
Ty Dee
Great Western
St. Louis
Shorts
Com'y
Consolidated Gas Company
Feq
United States Forest
Prices and trade show week overall gains and wide changes
Market week ending March 9 shows volume up modestly with improved weather. Dry goods and oils ease, poultry firm, eggs rising with packers likely to drop to 11 cents, butter up 1 cent, seeds firm, leather active but hides dull. Grain bids mixed. corn supply tight, wheat and corn various quoted levels. wholesale produce lists wide including fruits vegetables and canned goods with many items at firm prices.
Public street telephones to be installed in New Haven
New Haven plans public street telephones in aluminium boxes like fire-alarm stations. Each face bears a blue bell as a sign, and boxes will be locked except for a coin slot that unlocks the lid. A directory will be inside and the door auto shuts when the receiver is returned. inventor is C. B. Doolittle.
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New Haven
Conn
C. B. Doolittle
Shipments and Receipts Report for February at Indianapolis Roads
The secretary of the Board of Trade presents February shipments and receipts across Indianapolis roads. Totals include flour 17 018 bria and 16 716 bris, wheat 130 500 and 6 000 bu, corn 494 900 and 33 000 bu, oats 168 850 and 11 500 bu, bran 36 tons and 46 tons, coal 2 902 and 39 cars, cement 21 600 and 3 675 bris, meat and provisions in pounds, and overall merchandise 5 652 138 and 170 882 222 lbs.
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Indianapolis
Vital Statistics March 9 births and listings
Birth notices show Nina and John M. Abels a boy at 4290 South Meridian. Florence Loomis a girl at 615 South New Jersey. Mrs. Rayls a girl on East Vermont. Hinson Wilton a boy at 236 North Pine. Harris a boy at city address. Irene Weaver a boy at 1518 East Ohio. Tillie Beckrick a boy at 298 Cornell. Hamilton a boy at 1506 East Pearl. Power a boy at West McCarty. Hacker a girl at 82 North Pennsylvania. Izenberger a girl at Keysodepine Hawkey and Josephine Rural streets. James Williams 21 listed. Jonen 7 listed. Jonas Larsh 26 at 283 Gal Tas Mo Gardner 34 at West Eighteenth. Ada Baxter one year at Woodlawn. Pfaff and Cameron. Campbell and Burks. Fortner and Floyd. McClintick and MacKey. McFadden and Griffin. Weston and Miller. At Soman.
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Nina
John M. Abels
Meridian Street
Florence and
BE. W. Loomis
New Jersey
Mrs
John Rayls
Vermont Street
Mabel and
Hinson Wilton
North
Pine Street
G. W. Harris
Irene
Henry Weaver
Ohio Street
Tillie
George Beckrick
Cornell Avenue
Mary and
Charles A. Hamilton
Pearl Street
David Power
McCarty Street
Mary
Charles Hacker
Pennsylvania Street
Ida and
William Izenberger
Hawkey & Sapha Osephine
James G. Williams
Byars Sinest
Ronshi Capitol Avenue
Jonas Larsh
Gal “Tas Mo Gardner
Eighteenth Street
Ada Baxter
Woodlawn Avenue
Mark H. Pfaff
Ola Delle Cameron
George H. Campbell
Lavina Burks
Sandford L. Fortner
Clorinda H. Floyd
John McClintick
Margaret MacKey
Charlies
Andrew McFadden
Laura Manietta Griffin
B. N. Charles Weston
Mary Eilen Miller
Soman
Stockholders notice on deposits by March deadline
The message lists numerous stock holdings and banking houses including Federal Steel Company and National Tube Company. Deposits must be made on or before March 20, after which deposits are at the undersigned’s discretion. The underwriters reserve the right to terminate deposit privileges with two days notice via two New York daily newspapers. J. P. Morgan & Co. receive no compensation beyond shares in any realized syndicate gains.
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United States Steel Corporation
New Jersey
Carnegie Company
United States
Europe
Mr. Carnegie
Caracele Company
New York Stock Exchange
City of
New York
Leas
J. B. Morgan &Oe
New York City
J. P. Morgan & Co
Federal Steel Holders Accept United States Steel Offer
New York March 2 1901 shareholders of the Federal Steel Company decide to accept the offer to exchange their shares for preferred and common stock of United States Steel Corporation. They expect reduced expenses and improved manufactur ing costs with larger net earnings for dividends.
National Steel shareholders accept United States Steel offer
Shareholders of National Steel Company review J P Morgan Co circular dated March 3 11 and decide to exchange their shares for United States Steel Corporation stock via a syndicate. The arrangement aims at lower costs and steadier earnings, with receipts to be issued by the Rust Company on Wall Street New York.
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National Steel Company
Messrs
J. P Morgan & Co
Messis. J. P. Morgan & Co
United States Steel Corporation
Antag Ao
Cenaraw Rust Company
St Wall Street
New York
Wm, H
J. H. Moore
National Tube Company Shareholders Review Notice
New York on March 2, 1991 the undersigned shareholders of the National Tube Company consider the miscalled gincy LAR NOTICE from J P Morgan & Co and Morgan partners. The fragmented text references corporate actions and financial considerations among named entities in a formal notice context.
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National Tube Company
Messrs
J. P. Morgan & Cog
Morgan Wet
Shareholders Consider Exchange With United States Steel
The American Steel & Wire Company shareholders in New York on March 2, 191? review Morgan & Co. circular proposing to exchange their preferred and common stocks for United States Steel Corporation stock. They plan to accept US Steel shares, hoping for lower costs, more stable production, and higher net earnings for dividends. Prominent signatories include J. W. Gates, H. C. Pierce, J. Lambert, A. Clim, T. F. Ryan, W. Palmer, J. Mitchell, and others.
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Federal Steel Company
Messrs. J. BP. Morgan & Co
Messrs. J. P. Morgan & Co
United States Steel Corporation
H. H. Porter
Samuel Spencer
H. Rogers
Robert Bacon
J. Pierpont Morgan
C. C. Cuyler
Marshall Field
A. K. Flower
Cb. O. Mills
Charles MacVeagh
N. J. Tear
James Sim
Nathaniel Thayer
E. H. Gary
Lemuel Mather
Colonial Trust Company
Broadway
New York
OLD Colony Trust Company
Boston
Mass
United States Steel Corp Ton
Ara
Manuetaen Eee
Ens Passon
Manufac
Arthur P. Luke
William K. Schiller
Matheson
Charles Steele
Bacon
F. R. Tobey
Robert Wm
Nelson Cromwell
J. N. Vance
John D. Culbertson
Daniel O'Day
Don
American Steel & Wire Company
Morgan & Co
Mesers. J. P.M
American Steel & Wirke Company
Cmpanies
United
States Steel Corporation
Manuare
J. W. Gates
H.C. Pierce
Wm. Retircek
John Lambert
Alfred Clim Thos
F. Ryan
Wm. P. Palmer
Randal Morgan
James H. John A. Drake
L. D. Ward
Chisho
MH. Chisholm
J. J. Mitchell
F. M. Drake
Paras
Wall Street
Guaranty Trust Comstreet
American Sheet Steel Company
Nesera
Messrs
J. P. Morgan & Co
United Stats Steel Corporation
Crovler
United States Steel Coreporation
American Tin Plate Company Shareholders Review Morgan Circular
The undersigned shareholders of the American Tin Plate Company review the Morgan circular dated March 2 1901. They have carefully considered the offer to plate and act in behalf of the company in response to the circulated proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tin Plate Company
Messrs. J. PB. Morgan
United States Steel Corporation Shares Acceptance Notice
In reference to the circular notice, the applicant accepts delivery of common stocks of United States Steel Corporation under the stated terms. The arrangement aims to lower exposure and stabilize costs across projects, with Broadway New York issuing transferable receipts and WM H J Moore handling the matter.
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Pencr
United Sty Steel Corporation
United States Steel Coreporation
No. Broadway
New York
WM. H&j
1. Moore
American Steel Hoop Co Circular to Shareholders
The circular notice dated March 2 from Mearra J P Morgan Co acting for a syndicate offers American Steel Hoop Co and related firms shares of United States Steel Corporation in exchange for their shares. The plan aims to reduce costs, raise net earnings and enable larger dividend payments, with accretive terms for shareholders.
American Sheet Steel Co New York March addressed plan
American Sheet Steel Co of New York reports on a circular from Nesera for Morgan & Co dated March 1. J P Morgan & Co. met with a syndicate to offer shareholders of American Sheet Steel and partners United States Steel Corp stock under terms stated. Company believes the arrangement will lower costs and raise earnings by enabling cheaper steel without price increases.
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Fletcher National Bank
Letters OF Credit
J. Fletcher
I. A. Morrison
Chas. Latham
S. A. Fletcher
Ass’t
Rete Lae
Ialaen Soaberia
Bugar
Consolidated Gas
Brooklyn Union Gas
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific - Canada Southern
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Burlington & Quincy
Louisville
Ind
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Las c
Colorado Southern
Thy
Delaware & Hudson
del, Lack. & Western
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Erie First
Great Northern
Hocking Coal Woo
Hocking Valley
Ilinole Central
Iowa Central
Iowa Central Pr
Lake Erie & Western
Lake
California
Kentucky
Ted
Ellow
Abe
Jersey
Bellflower
Greenings
Northern Spy
Ben Davis
Brazil
Alberts
Lima
Coal and Coke
Wise
Castile
Barklenmaray
Cabot
Cher
Dwight
Farwell
Fitchville
Hill
Hope
Linwood
Lonsdale
Peabody
Pepperell
Androscogsin
Androscoggiu
Atlantic A
Great Falls
Pacific Ramson
Simpson
Edwards
Warren
Hye
Orien
Methuen AA Swinn
Portamouth
Bates
Lancaster
Lancaster Ormandies
Renfrew Cross
Ariosa
Lion
Caracas
Dillworth’s
Gates
Elite
Columbia A
Windsor A
Ridgewood
Phoenix A
Empire A
Tdeai
Windsor I
Navy
New Orleans
Louisiana
C. Carolina
Iron and Steel
Harnem
Bank
Best Straits
Labrador
West Virginia
USA
Lfc
Sk&c
Timothy
Eoessg
National Biscuit
National Steel
All- National Tube
North American
Pacific Coast
Oeareereevensween
Pacific Mall
People’s Gas
Republic Iron and Steel
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Total
Bild
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Janapolis
the Board of Trade
American Steel and Wire Company of New Jersey
American Steel Hoop Company
Federal Steel
Soo Trust Co
Old Colony Trust Co
National Tube
Morton Trust Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co
American Steel & Wire
Standard Trust Co
N. Y
Guaranty Trust Co
National Steel Co
Central Trust Co
J- P. Morgan & Coo
Federal Steel Co
National Tube Co
American Steel & Wire Co
American Tin Plate Co
Tiese Sire
American Steel Hoop Co
American Steel 100
Mearra
Wel
Meears
Eed
American Steel Hogp Company
United States Corporation
Manhufada
ATM Hk J
Moore
American Sheet Steel Co
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