Union Pacific Dividend and Treasury Assets Analysis
The Union Pacific analysis explains the shift from a 10 to 8 percent dividend after distributing treasury assets. It details stock moves involving Baltimore & Ohio and Southern Pacific, the impact on future earnings, and prospects for reinvestment to sustain the dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Pacific
Treasury
Baltimore & Ohio Common
Preferred
Baltimore & Ohio
Union Pacific
Central Pacific
Harriman
Southern Pacific
Westinghouse to Redeem Two-Year Notes on August 1 1914
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company notifies holders of Two-Year Six Percent Collateral Notes issued under the July 30 1913 loan agreement that it will redeem all outstanding notes on August 1 1914 at 102 percent of face value plus accrued interest. Holders must present at Bankers Trust Company 16 Wall Street New York to receive redemption. interest ceases August 1 1914. Dated New York June 30 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio Preferred
Baltimore & Ohio Common
Treasury
Chicago & Alton Preferred
New York Central
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
Westinghouse Elect & Manufacturing Company
Bankers Trust Company
No. 16
Wall Street
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
New York
T. W. Siemon
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company Dividend Notice
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company declares a one percent dividend on common stock for the quarter ending June 30 1914. The dividend will be paid July 30 1914 to records as of June 30 1914. Siemon Treasurer York June 24 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghous Eectric & Manufacturing Company
Siemon
York
Associated Trust Reorganizes and Names Trustees in Boston
At a July 1 stockholders meeting the Associated Trust of Boston restructured its board from one trustee to three Judd Dewey Charles A Digney and F W Norris. A stockholders committee will audit books and appraise property with reports to come weeks later. Mortgages totaling about 175000 were arranged on the Hotel Bartol property to bolster funds.
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Associated Trust of Boston
Fred F. Blanchard
Judd Dewey
Charles A. Digney
Boston
F. W. Norris
Cambridge
Ira G. Hersey
Hingham
Home Savings Bank of Boston
J. B. McLean
First National Bank
Reading
Mass
John G. King
Youth’s Companion
Bartol
Huntington Avenue
Bonds Move in New England and Denver Markets
Attleboro Massachusetts awards a 50000 loan to R L Day Co at 3 59 percent discount less bids from Wildey Savings Bank and Loring Tolman Tupper. No bids were received for 8000000 four and a half percent 30 year municipal water bonds in Denver. The Wabash receiver may issue 16000000 in receiver s certificates redeemable Aug 1 1915 of which 165000000 to be exchanged for present outstanding certificates maturing Aug 1 and 1000000 for current needs.
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Attleboro, Mass
R. L. Day & Co
Wildey Savings Bank
Loring, Tolman & Tupper
Public Utilities Commission of
Denver
Colorado
Wabash
Bond market quiet as prices hold firm across issues
Trading remained quiet with prices firm in United States government and corporate bonds. Listings show declines in Chicago Rock Toland & Pacific collateral 4s amid a broad bond and stock exchange activity update, including readings on several 4s and 5s and various issuers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Rock Toland & Pacific
United States
New York Stocks Mixed Amid Rubber Market Cites
Market report notes varied activity in New York stocks with rubber industry shares showing notable movement as investors weigh commodity pressures and corporate earnings. Analysts caution about volatility ahead of quarterly results from key firms.
Sharp advance in Boston and Maine prices and dividend talks
The market shows a sharp rise in Boston and Maine stock with a net improvement of 334 points to 3534. General-Baltimore and Ohio shares reach a new low as chatter of dividend reductions reduces investor sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio
Market Summary of New York and Boston Yesterday
Yesterday's market activity shows total sales of 266 600 shares in New York and 11 588 in Boston. The steel sector led New York with 47 700 shares traded while Butte and Superior led Boston with 730 shares. Jan 1 1914 to date totals: New York 41 977 300 and Boston 3 064 773 shares. Changes from last year show New York at 49 644 437 and Boston at 3 024 782 shares. Notable moves include M K T pref rising 314 to 3 and C C C St L pref falling 10 to 40 in New York. Boston and Maine up 3 12 to 35 34 and Quincy down 1 12 to 56. Call money New York 2 to 2 12 pct. Boston 3 pct. Time money New York 2 34 to 4 14 pct. Boston 4 14 to 5 pct.
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Alaska
Am Smelt &R
Smelt & R Pf
Am Steel Dry
At&sf Té
Seweee
Ealt Ohio
Ealt Ohio Pf
Tee
Aecess
Bklyn R T Steees
Bklyn U Gas
Ches & Ohio Teenee
CCC& Pf
Deere & Co Pf
Distillers’ S
Erie
Onan
Nevada
Nynh&h
Y Ont & W
Or & Wast
Nor & West O
New York
Boston
Steel
Butte & Superior
K. & T. Pref
St. L
Maine
Quincy
General Stock Market Advance Amid Bear Weakness
New York market sees a fairly broad rise after over a week of pressure led by major stocks and savings from a strong bear faction. Early losses faded as traders weighed rumors on Eastern freight rates and a potential upbeat earnings report from United States Steel.
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New York
London
Baltimore & Ohio
Erie
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Colorado
United States Steel
Canadian Pacific
Dominion
Paris
India
New Haven
Denver & Rio Grande
United States
Market Closes Mixed as Stocks Rally on Short Covering
The local market in Boston on July 2 saw a slight rise in stock prices driven mainly by short-covering. Bears awaited the rate decision, while Boston & Maine advanced to 86 and closed around 35.75. Steel common rose to 61.50 with Union Pacific warrants active. copper remained stagnant with electrolytic bids at around 1358 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston & Maine
Steel
New York
Union Pacific
Centennial
Island Creek Common
Wolverine
Copper and tin prices show quiet activity on exchange
Copper on the New York Metal Exchange moved with spot and futures around 13.25 to 13.62. Tin stayed quiet with spot around 31.60 to 31.75 and September at 31.60 to 31.75. Lead and antimony listed small ranges while iron remained unchanged.
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New York Metal Exchange
Philadelphia Market Bid Asked Rye and Bond Prices
Fragmentary market notes show bid and asked quotes for Philadelphia securities and Rye, with several price percentages and percent changes. The text references Treasuries or corporate issues with figures like 48% 48 and 15 15% and notes on Gas and Welsh Co. trading activity.
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Sthiphila Co
Welsh Co
Dividends Declared by Three Companies This Quarter
J. G. Brill Company announces a quarterly dividend of 18 4 percent on preferred stock payable August 1 to holders of record July 4. Lyman Mills sets a regular semi annual dividend of 3 dollars per share payable August 1 to holders of record July 21. Emerson Brantingham Company declares a quarterly dividend of 1 84 percent on preferred stock payable August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Brill Company
Lyman Mills
Emerson-Brantingham Company
Reorganization Plan Tied to Collateral Trust Bonds for Rock Island
The committee reports a tentative June 1914 plan with the Stockholders' Committee to underwrite about 30 million dollars in new funds for The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway. Underwriting failed on July 21 due to doubtful earnings and required capital adjustments, threatening receivership and possible stock extinction unless bondholders deposit additional bonds and form a unified financing plan.
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Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company
Rock Island Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
E. W. McKenna
Larkin and
Rathbone
James N. Wallace
ATH and Henderson
James Brown
Ae Eee
Bernard M. Baruch
C. E. Sigler
Henry Evans
Wall Street
New York City
Frederick Strauss
New York
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Financial Statement
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