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September 28, 1901, Vol. 73, No. 1892 6 1 1 , pnanrial. flirnnff mie> Quotation Supplement (Monthly) Street RailwaijSupplement ^km^ Investors Supplement (0™^) Stale and City Supplement faum^ [Entered aooordlng to Act of Congress, in the year 1901, by the William B. Dana Oompant, In the office of the Librarian of Congress.] VOL. 73. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1901. NO. 1892. Wee*, endint September 81. %ht Chronic!*. Clearing* at— PUBLISHED WEEKLY. 1901. 1900. 1901. 1899. 1898. Terms of Subscription—Payable in Advance: For One Year $10 OO Boston 184,ll9,02f 99 339.169 185 482.790 95 368.889 For Six Months 6 00 Proridenee 8.504,100 6,829. 100 6 887,500 4 619.900 European Subscription (lnolndlng postage) 13 00 Hartford 8.08680V- 2,157 652 2,897.997 2.080 207 European Subscription Six Months (lnoludlng postage) 7 50 New Haven 1,342.478 1,266 888 1,679 601 1.4E0 778 Springfield 1,141,818 1,115.180 1,206 65' 1.378,745 Annual Subscription In London (including postage) 42 14s. Worcester 1,: 93,811 J.848.688 1,427 83f 1 439,203 Six Mos. do. do. do. 41 lis. Portland 1,192,208 1,098 80!) 1 SO7.602 1.878.116 fall River 803.598 684.856 679.37* 796.012 Above subscription lnoludes— Lowell 440 092 486,76f 689,767 667.801 Thb Quotation supplement I street Railway Supplement New Bedford 381,971 385.04- 487,156 871,668 322.59C 246,65- 336 000 Thb Investors' Supplement | state and City Supplement Holvoke Total New Eng.. 148,866.902 113,287,754 +81'4 162.213,148 108 310,567 Terms oi Advertising—(Per Inch Space.) Chicago 180 983 008 128.48847P 184.618.07* 108,641,567 Transient matter $4 20 Three Months (IS times) . $29 00 Cinolnnatl 16,188,850 14 184.600 14,16»850 18 103.200 •TANDINO BUSINESS CARDS. 81x Months (26 " ).. 50 00 Detroit 10 81B.263 8 809.638 7 965 010 6164.864 Two Months (8 times).. 22 00 Twelve Months (52 " ).. 87 OO Cleveland 18,768 3-9 11,887 300 10.583 088 7.686 078 Milwaukee 6.966,619 6.958.179 8 917.080 4.400 885 London Agents: Columbus 6.0H7.500 4,785 000 5 633.700 4,417.500 Indianapolis 8 937.445 3123.90:- 2,744,170 8.398.0S8 Messrs. Edwards <fe Smith, 1 Drapers' Gardens, E. C, will take sub- Peoria 2 166,901 2,062.497 1.967 247 1.878.996 scriptions and advertisements, and supply single oopies of the paper Toledo 2,185,081 2,640 668 8.801,397 1.448.301 at Is. eaoh. Grand Rapids 1 161 84? 1,368,02* 1,188 384 857,651 819 WILLI V.T1 B. Pnbllehers, Dayton 944,220 1,219.181, 991 896 113 DANA COMPANY, Hvansvllle 957,549 670.37k 747,178 778,836 Pine Street, Corner of Pearl Street, i'oungstown 485.000 E07.034 £12188 911608 524.939 Offiob 958. Springfield, 111 391,077 450,437 836.848 Post Box nkw YORK. Lexington 898.247 404 537 837 588 362 915 Akron 50I.60C 486.300, 868,401 819.300 Kalamazoo 889,782 350.916 855,92b 866 648 CLEARING HOUSE RETURNS. Rockford 349 096 244 186 816 372 228 136 Springfield, Ohio.. 227 95r 894,030 251.9r0 147 343 The following table, made up by telegraph, etc., indicates Canton 241.804 887,1221 844684 805.782 Jacksonville, 111... 141064! 166,311) 188,962 that the total bank clearings of all the clearing houses of Qulncy 195,182 210,00f United States for the ending to-day, Sept. Bloomington. 866.779 199.767 the week 28, Jackson 107.750 118.468 have been $2,062,096,541, against $1,893,343,575 last week and Ann Arbor 45.000 Not include +3 9 191.874,663 $1,450,201,463 the corresponding week last year. Tot. Mid. West'n. 196,6/8.714 188.382.581 146.663.882 Otearlngt— tt«turo« bv Ttltgravti. San Franolsoo. 81862 081 20.629 789 18.980 149 15 461.618 1001. 8.613.410 6 808 238 Week BndinQ September 28. 1900. P. Cent Bait Lake City. 3.048.910 8,047 638 Portland 8.826,67-t< 2,435 278 1.647 231 1.688.068 6n5 470 New York 1 1. 077,490.354 $681,588,058 + 5T6 Los Angeles... 8,795,645 2,284.586 1 1,880,668 Boston. 116.245 519 87,478.716 +329 Seattle 8 051,830 3,316,643 5,400 326 L075.188 1,061,723 1,843.261 1.483.284 803,090 Philadelphia 90,703 551 78,361.288 +15*7 Spokane Tacoma. 1,838 976 1,884.084 1.226.161 682.953 Baltimore 17.79S.168 14.714 723 +20 9 Helena 616,985 666.016 563.125 592,183 Chicago 130.46\a89 102 825,693 +88*9 Fargo 315.965 807,927 193,682 887,807 St. Louli 36.594 3S1 85.791,113 +419 Sioux Falls 22l,ft76 139.480 183.880 78 886 New Orleans 7,727,555 9.862,837 -17-6 Total Paoltio. 86 037,396 84 659 247 +4'0 3 i, 684,884 25 484,887 Seven cities, 6 days $1,477.01 VS.507 |1,0(>2 105 405 4-47-4 16,620,880 16 980.187 +4 14,908,010 11868.717 Other oitiei, 6 days 928 9-6 411 105.316421 4-17-8 Kansas City Minneapolis 11691.1621 18851,689 —9'0 12.773682 8 877.829 -8'1 Total alloltles.6days.... 81,708.998 918 ti.i97.38i.828 4-42 6 Omaha 5,764 908 5,879 954 6.887.681 8.704.785 4.456 860 4 643 006 —4 4.865.488 6.183 148 All oltles, 1 day 866.097.683 268,879.637 +40-4 St. Paul Denver 4,148.749 4.138 691 +0 1 4,015.37.- 9 783,889 4 886 Total all oltles for week. 12.O6tt.096.54 ll.450.S0l. 483 +48 2 St. Joseph 3,790.716 3,9e6 171 —4 3.689 8.341.183 Des Molnet 1,601,264 1.445,788 +10 8 1,888,284 098 897 977.470 715.182 +88 7 710.315 687,811 The full details for the week covered by the above will be Davenport- Sioux City. 1,188,49.-1 1,202,883 -6 7 1,198 959 847.615 given next Saturday. We cannot furnish them to-day, Topeka V50.5k 9 1,0.42.485 —18 678 355 691 493 Wichita 489.982 472 980 +3 6 464.8-0 290 804 olearingg being made up by the clearing houses at noon on Fremont. 110.166 134.842 -18 8 128.091 87.081 740.154 Not lnclm Saturday, and hence in the above the last day of the week Colorado Springs.. Tot. other West. 61724.704 C2 520.076 -1 5 51637.048 40,650 1 16 has to be in all cases estimated, as we go to press Friday 81607.84 26,670 831 night. St. Louis 87 331621 34.882 877 New Orleans 8,577.776 11818 14:, 8 918 27s 5.681 802 We present below our usual detailed figures for the pre- Louisville 7,879 703 6,602 99c 7.5' 3 338 5 891.918 Galveston 3 067,001 4.087 250 4 724 050 vious week, covering the returns for the period ending with Houston 6 563.661 5 7C0.000, 4,810 «14 4 981 805 724 8,976.106 3 008 8-8 9 802.000 Saturday noon, Sept. 21, and the results for the correspond- Savannah 3.148 Richmond 8.796 286 3,163.634 3 141 087— 2.838 878 ing week in 1900, 1899 and 1898 are also given. Contrasted Memphis 8.181.920 8 049.999 1,887 8 1,317-84 Atlanta 1,688.882 1,778.492 1,619 33 1.137.571 SO'- 058 914 with the week of 1900 the total for the whole country shows Nashville 1,240 356 1,189 010 1,261 847 928815 Norfolk.. 1.087.7:9 1.3^6.8781 1,197 a gain of 31*6 per cent. Outside of New York the increase 840.662 2,309 6 )7 1 S 15 034 711.966 Augusta 460.875 Knoxvltle 645.105 810.KS" 643 592 over 1900 is C'4 per cent. 6 '0 633 672 045 Fort Worth 1.408.066 826 O0< 7C0.000 871,075 689 456 371087 Birmingham 6.7.000 Week ending September 21. Macon 493.000 884.000 662 001 Olearlngt at— 684 542 628 287 884 7 8 847 877 Little Rook 304 63* «85 891 1901. 1900. 1901. 1899. 1898. Chattanooga 620 000 480.000 * 34 806 041 101 737 Jacksonville 248 28 179.8 .„„ » • P. Cent. t • 79.897.904 83 661,943 78 829 463 50.030 068 New York 1.228.-.P0.571 812.8i3.4-5 +50*9 1.330 038 88E 814 737.6S0 Total Southern.. 811.648 1 1,995.891 876 3f8?S1.368 Philadelphia 88 953.5H 91.852.981 -8 8 02 6-0.084 65 738 740 Total all 1893.848,575 1.489 Pittsburg 80 771.730 28 007 605 4-py 81.053 811 18,915 248 Baltimore 19 706 847 16.487,8-6 +6-4 733 5 1 493 848.798 19 837,144 +2 4 10.7 6 l«* Outside N.
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