Wall Street Sees Mixed Reactions To Standard Oil Fine
Traders watched the Standard Oil $29 million fine, with early talk of a favorable outcome then official word that boosted quotes briefly. Brokers report a flood of tips, cranky visitors, and varied sentiment as bond and money markets show limited immediate movement and no clear rate changes ahead.
Short Term Notes Bid Prices at Close of Business
The reported bid prices for principal short term notes at close show Am Tel and Tel 5% Jan 1910 at 100, Ches & Ohio 6% July 1910 at 101 1/4, and Lackawanna Steel 5% March 1909 around 94 to 95. Other issues include Int R R 6% May 1911 near 0.0015, and Lake Shore 5% Feb 1910 at 101. The records cover multiple railroads and utilities with varied bids and asks, reflecting market liquidity for obligations due in 1908 through 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Am. Tel
Tel
Ath C. L
Ches, & Ohio
Lackawanna Steel
Rhetiers Railway
Kan
City South
Lake Shore
Louis. & Nash
Aera
Nat. R. R. of
Southern Railway
Rubber Co
Webashey
City Faces Potential Loss on New York Revenue Bonds
Banks report the city may lose between 90 000 and 150 000 dollars on foreign exchanges tied to the 6 percent revenue bonds. J P Morgan & Co and Morgan syndicate arranged the sale and handling, with much of the $25 million due abroad. The fall payout of 15 million held overseas risks further losses as exchange rates rise from the London rate of 4 83 to about 4 87 per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
London
F. S. Smithers & Co
Morgan
Europe
Sterling Exchange
J. P.morgan & Co
National City Bank
First National Bank
Exchange
Auction Sale At Exchange Salesroom Sealed Prices Quoted
Securities disposed at auction yesterday at the Exchange Salesroom 14 and 16 Vesey Street Adrian H Muller Sons auctioneers by order of executors. Various bonds including United States Reduction and Refining Company first mortgage 6 per cent due 16931 and Electric Cable Company Conn first mortgage bonds. many shares and notes with prices ranging from fractions to par.
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Vesey Street
Adrian H. Muller & Son
United States Reduction and Refining Company
First Mortgage Sinking Fund
Electric Cable Company
Conn
First
Electric Cable Se
Lexington Avenue & Pavonia Ferry Company
Consolidated Indiana Coal Company
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
Corn Exchange Bank
Southern Railway Company Development and General
National Bank of Brooklyn
Interborough Realty Company
American Railway and Lighting
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Brunswick & Birmingham Railroad
Railroad bond sales and stock listings reach new totals
The Guaranty Trust Company reports all Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Division 3 percent bonds sold. Union Bag and Paper and Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway list multi million stock issues. B and O Railway seeks extra bonds and fifty year bonds. Harvey Fisk offers railroad bonds including Chicago Indianapolis and Southern and New York Central debentures. Detroit Toledo and Ironton notes committee seeks broad holder representation under Windsor Trust. Southern Cotton Oil reelects directors and officers.
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Guaranty Trust Company
Baltimore & Ohio, Southwestern Division
First Mortgage
Committee On Stock
The
Stock Exchange H
Union Bag and Paper Company
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railway Company
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Southwestern Division
Harvey Fisk & Sons
Chicago, Indiana & Southern
New York
Windsor Trust Company
Southern Cotton Oil Company
European Markets Report Slack on London Exchange and Berlin Trade
London securities showed slack demand with gilt edges steady only due to new issues. Consols fell amid Indian Consol sales while Great Eastern dividend boosted home rails. Continental selling pressured foreigners. American stocks slipped on Wall Street but recovered late. Paris and Berlin closed firmer on bourse. London exchange rate for checks 26-13c.
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London
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
New York
Paris
Reutes
Cotton Market Sees Mixed Fluctuations as Decline Hits Old Crop
The cotton market shows nervous, irregular price moves with a steadier close. Old crop months fall 6 to 12 points, while active new crop months slip 2 to 8 points. sales near 150,000 bales. Local spot cotton quiet at 10.90 cents middling, Gulf at 11.15 cents. Southern cities report modest steadiness or quiet trading across Galveston Savannah Norfolk Augusta Houston New Orleans Memphis.
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Gulf
Galveston
Savannah
Norfolk
Augusta
Houston
New Orleans
Memphis
Havre
Hamburg
Rio No
Exchange Stocks Reported at Produce Exchange
Principal stock transaction yesterday in the Produce Exchange lists Saleg and Branch Mint with opening and last prices. details show high and low values, including a 27,000 quantity and terms “Duyer sixty days” amid scattered figures and abbreviations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Department of the Produce Exchange
Saleg
Duyer
Grain and Provisions Market Summary
The market shows heavy grain movement with total primary movement at 1 210 000 bushels up from 601 000 last year. Winter wheat accounts for 575 000 bushels as receipts rise about 1 780 000 bushels in three days. Export activity reaches 110 loads, Liverpool and Berlin mark small gains while New York and Baltimore lead exports. Cash wheat ranges No 2 red 98 to 99 1 2 cents, No 1 Northern Duluth 1 23 1 4, No 2 hard Winter 1 02 afloat. Corn remains narrow with No 2 at 3 1 2 to 4 1 2 cents elevator to FOB.
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New York
Baltimore
Liverpool
Berlin
Budapest
Duluth
Wall Street Notes From Chicago Trade Floor July 22
American Can preferred slipped but pared losses after closing lower by a point. National Biscuit preferred dipped to 118, Sears Roebuck bucked down 14, Chicago Telephone eased to 1304, with overall market softer in late dealings. Clearings totaled 37,490,417 on the New York exchange.
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Chicago
American Can Preferred
Commonwealth Edison
National Biscuit Preferred
Sears-Roebuck Preferred
Chicago Telephone
Chicago Stock Exchange
American Can
Am. Shipbuilding
Am. Shipbuilding Pf
Booth & Coty
Booth & Co. Pf
Chicago Subway
Sears-Rochuck Pf
Street’s
Ion
Diamond Match
National Biscuit
Sears-Roebuck
Street’s Stable Car
Swift & Co
Boxboard Pf
New York Exchange
Chicago & Alton Railroad CO
Wall Street
New York
H. Davis
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Mordey
A. G. Hackstaff
Mining Stock Quotations From San Francisco and Tonopah
Official closing mining stock quotations list numerous firms and values from San Francisco and Tonopah. Entries include Alpha Belcher Mexican Best & Belcher Occidental Con Imperial Gould & Lorin Hale & Norcross Yellow Jacket and more with varied prices and premiums noted for drafts and sight transactions.
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New York Times
San Francisco
Cal
Kentucky
Belcher
Oie Ene Best & Belcher
Occidental
Saeed Bullion
Ase
SOS Hale & Norcross
SERRE
Ayia Ols
Tonopah
Belmont
Jim Butler
McNamara
Red
Hills
Midway
Montana
Ives
SolSilver Pick
West End
Bullfrog
Goldfield
Bullfrog Mining
Adbms
Wala N. Bank
Atlanta
Ares
Mining stock quotes reported from London market
Quotations for American mining shares were given in London yesterday. Camp Bird 4s 0d, Esperanza 1s 3d, Tomboy 1s 3d, Dolores 1s 0d, El Oro 1s 3d, Stratton's Ind 9d, Camp Bird listed at 8s 4d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Capital stock and resources note
A compact financial ledger line lists capital stock surplus and profits along with circulation deposits. It outlines resources including loans and investments and amounts due from banks and the U S Treasurer. The entry also mentions Clearing House exchanges cash and reserve totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ National Bank
Philadelphia
Jaly
Exchrer Clearing Resources
U. S
Loans demands and time. Bonds and mort BOECH Note
A fragmented banking ledger item notes cash and due from banks alongside loans demands and time deposits with bonds and mortgages referenced in the same entry. The readable detail emphasizes balance components without full context.
Balance Sheet Snippet Shows Banking Figures and Officers
The fragment lists loans and investments, cash on reserve, capital stock, surplus and profits, circulation, deposits, and names Chas B Kountze as president and W B Field, indicating a bank or financial firm’s early financial data and leadership.
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B. Kountze
W. B
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Westinghouse
New Street
New York City
Eeesee Sbm
Bury
Eae
American Exchange National Bank
Flatbush Trust Company
Automatic Hook and Eye Company
Cotton Picker Company
American Sparklers Company
Pittsburg & Westmoreland Railway Company
Eastern New York Railway Company First Mortgage
Eastern New York Railway
Pittsburg & Ww
Westmoreland Railway Company
Union National Bank
Newark
Ww. J
Garfield National Bank
Carnegie Trust Company
Newfoundland Syndicate
Standard Trust Company of
Security Investment Company of
Pittsburg
Transit Finance Company of
Said Trust Company
Financial Notes
Girard National Bank
Francis B. Reeves
Richard L. Austin
Joseph Wayne, Jr
Chas. M. Ashton
Saree TR Capital
F. W. Ayer
WM. A. Law
Prescot
Thomas W .Anda
Willard P. Barboard
Frederick McOwen
Wm. H. Arrott
John C. Dawson
Thomas H. Wilson
Sylvester
Marvin
E. E
iCyrus
iDavid
Wm Law
Pethhart S. Pomeroy
iPowell Evans
Market ST. National Bank
Starimaittes
George H. Earle, Jr. Sullivan
McCreary
Sinnett
George TA Wm. P
Honesdale National Bank
Honesdale
Ana
Eeq
Henry Z. Ruesell
Dent
Andrew Thompson
Edwin F. Torrey
Albert C. Lindsay
Lawyers Title Insurance& Trust Company
Title Department & Trust and Banking Department
Brooklyn
Montague Street
Edwin W. Coggeshall
Louis V. Bright
Thorwald Stallenecrt
Archibald Forbes
David B. Ogden
Berbert E. Jackson
Walter N. Vail
Lewis H. Losee
Sasece
Torghe A. Day
Frederick D. Trap
Cees
BO. F
Patt
Dumont
WILLIAM A. DAY, WILLIAM P._ DIXON, JULIAN D. FAIRCHILD
John T. Lockman
Henry Morgenthad
James N. Wallace
Hornblower & Weeks, Bankers & Brokers
Boston
Broadway
West 430 Street
Os State St
Providence
Newport
Monroe St
Hartford
New Haven
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway CO
New York Central
Hudson River
R. R
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Co
Iowa, Minn
North Western
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co
Delaware & Hudson Company
London Exchange
Cedar Street
Standard Oil
Pow, Jones & CO
Dow, Jones & Co
Foreign Public Securities
Consol
Seceneersers
Seeer Eeerserweses
Toesen Bense
Saxony
Seensene
Seseeeee
City of Berlin
C.e
Svee City
Colorng
Cccuneereacacees
Munich
Augsburg
Seeees Agi
Vienna
Frankfort
Ceeseseseeserers
Spealpeyietbvie Jase
Lon
N.Y
Atchison Cevere
Ecces BP
Erie
Seeeseere
Central
Ill. & Nash
Louis
N. Y. Central
Pennsylvania
One
So. Pacific
Vu Union: Pacific
Aeee
US. Steel
al Steel Pf
Produce Exchange
Ann Arbor
Alabama
Cincinnati
Texas
Ironton
Detroit
Toledo
Grand Trunk System
IGHT
Toledo Railways & L
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Int
Penn
Kings County
Electric Light and R. Company
Edison
Electric Illuminating Company of
Ees
Chicago Stock Market
Brooklyn Ferry Con
Borden’s Milk Prei
Great South Bay Water Co
American Type Founders
Merhattan Storage & Warehouse Co
Omaha Water Consol
Broad Street
Empire Trust Co
N. Y
Eckley Brothers
N. H
New York Stock
Pine Street
New
Uvsu
New York Realty Owners Co
Fifth AV
Atlantic Building
Wall St
H. P. Wenig
Gate Guardian Trust Co
B’way
United States Steel
Isabel 8S. Stone
Howra M. Lum
United States Steel Corporation
Lewis Johnson ~ Company
Washington, Dc
United States Trust Company
Peter Otten
Clinton Avenue
Bronx
Pinelawn Cemetery
Tomes
Court St
TWN City Rapid Transit
Corne O
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
William Street
E. S. Pattee
Pressed Steel Car Company
James M. Lambing
Treas
Amalgamated Copper Company
A.H. Melin
Whitehall Street
Quartermaster’s Department
U. S. Army
WM. S. Patten
Treasury and Quartermaster’s Departments
Library of Congress
State
War
Navy
Col
Patten
General Depot
Q. M. Dept
Jeffersonville
Ind
Q. M
Manila
P. L
George Ruhlen
U.S. Army
Panama Rail Road Company
State Street
Publc
F. C. Noodsick
Army Building
John G. D. Knight
Buffalo Banks
the Columbia Nations
Bank OF Buffalo
Buffalo, N. Y
Lev F. Rand
Moor H. Knox
Louis H. Gethoefer
Emil Diffine
James W. Hall
Illinois
Roe Hate Kore
Total
James Bune
Charles NO Ctulett
WM. H. Monro
James B. Forgan
Pres
E. K. Boisot
Dante Peckham
Secy
Mer
CN. Gillett
Commercial National Bank
Chica
Resources
Geo
E. Roberts
Presa
N. R
Jos. Hert
Losch
G. B. Smith
Colorado
Colorado National Bank
Enver, Esources
Oth
Bks
Koty Wry
Dennis Sheedy
Berger
T. R
Mount Vernon Banks
First National Bank OF
Mount Vernon, N. Y
Tsourc Ao
David ‘Cromwell
Nesbitt
G. G. Ship
E. W. Scarborough Company
Beekman Street
Borough of
Manhattan
Be, W. Scarborough
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