C. B. CONGDON & CO. APR 7 1900 CHICAGO. Charles B. Congdon was CBOT member 2261 from Chicago and Its Resources, 1892

W. & N. 1901 George Neafus was CBOT member 6233 Charles J. Wightman was CBOT member 6259 from Who's Who in Chicago, 1926

C. & S. FEB 25 1899 CHICAGO Samuel Stenson Jr. was CBOT member 6854 from Modern Miller, July 20 1901

WAGAR & STEWART Mortimer H. Wagar was CBOT member 6806 Wagar & Stewart was based in New York.  Mortimer H. Wagar was also member #29...

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Warner acquired his seat at the NYSE in 1898 or 99; he then traded stocks through his own firm for the remainder of the tax period.

Edward DeWitt Walsh as depicted in 1904.  Walsh traded with Walsh, Tailor & Co 1899-1901 or so, and then changed firms to Tailor, Robin...

Ferdinand Theriot held his seat at the NYSE and his partnership at L. von Hoffman from 1898 to 1902 and perhaps beyond.  He's also the g...

Hollister was a full partner at Vermilye and held a seat at the NYSE for the full span of the 1898 tax period.   The stock sale memo prompts...

Talbot J. Taylor in The Stock Market in Caricature .

Charles B. MacDonald acquired his seat at the NYSE during the 1898 tax period, and was based at Edward Sweet through 1902 once he became a m...

Louis A. Sussdorf, drawn to show his associations with the telegraph business and the Pennsylvania Railroad.  Both Sussdorf brothers were m...

  Millard F. Polhemus, above , held a seat at the New York Stock Exchange throughout the 1898 tax period as well as conducting business at t...

I suppose Mr. Schinzel must a have been fan of classical music and classic literature, and in business, railroad bonds .  Schinzel held a se...

John McCullough acquired his seat at the New York Stock Exchange in 1900 or early 01, and traded through a partnership with his own name.  H...

Mr. MacQuoid, above, acquired his membership at the NYSE during the first year or so of the 1898 tax period, and traded with John M. Shaw 1...

James A. Taylor held a seat at the NYSE through the tax period and moved from R&B to R&H along with William Rolton.  I have no clue ...

Mr. Bass must have liked shooting sports as well as his dog, who rather bizarrely pops out of this "caricature" .  Rolston & B...

No, he's not the former Milwaukee Bucs Center with the rogue approach to basketball .  (I never mentioned the whole Chuck Knoblauch thi...