Wall Street Notes Healthier St Paul Amid Car Demand
Wall Street reflected on St Paul stock after its earlier weakness, with some investors pondering a director’s cautious stance. Baltimore & Ohio seeks bids for 2000 steel cars and 5000 box cars, signaling capacity growth despite rate battle talk. North Star Mines declares a 5 percent dividend, while Chicago & Alton common and preferred dip and American Agricultural Chemical awaits board action on its dividend.
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Baltimore &Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
American Agricultural Chemical Company
PAYS ON ADJUSTMENT BONDS PROPOSED BY SEA BOARD LINE
The Executive Committee of the Seaboard Air Line Railway recommends paying 2 1 4 percent on August 1 for the half year on adjustment 5 percent bonds issued at 70 in reorganization last year. Interest is payable only if earnings cover this issue and prior liens. For six months ending May 1 earnings after other interest and reserves show 1 569 015 dollars applicable to adjustment bond interest, compared with about 625 000 dollars due, leaving a surplus of roughly 940 000 dollars.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway
European Markets Report London June 9
Bank of England lowers minimum discount rate to 3 percent as gold inflows bolster reserves and Treasury bill purchases ease money. Stock markets rise on improved bank statements. Rio Tinto weak. rubber shares strong. New York closes steady after late rally. money rate around 24.42 percent. Paris opens strong but slips with Rio Tinto. Berlin quiet with prices generally lower.
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London
Bank of England
Treasury
Stock Exchange
Rio Tintos
Paris
Brussels
New York
Madrid
Lisbon
Berlin
Baltimore & Ohi Advanced
Exchange
Bank of England weekly statement highlights changes
The Bank of England reports a reserve rise of £1,423,000 and a circulation decrease, with bullion gains and a drop in other securities by £1,275,000. Public deposits rise £1,894,000 and notes reserve up. government securities increase. Reserve to liability ratio at 51.97 percent, last week 5.73 percent. bank rate reduced from 1.6 percent to day.
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London
Bank of England
German and French bank statements show mixed asset shifts
Berlin reports declines in cash on hand and loans and a drop in notes in circulation while treasury bills rise. Paris notes only general changes from the Bank of France. Boston market firmer with fractional gains as Lake Copper and North Lake hit daily highs before closing near top prices.
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Boston
Lake
North Butte
North Lake
Treasury
London
Don
Close
Ch'ge
Atchison
St. Paul
Erie
Illinois Central
Louis & Nash
ALS
NY Central
Pennsylvania
TEX
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Steel Costes
Isly S. Steel Pf
Four Surety Firms Consider Joint Policy on Cotton Bills of Lading
A plan to issue indemnity policies on all cotton shipped by through bills of lading is being considered by four major surety companies the American Surety National Surety Fidelity and Deposit of Maryland and United States Fidelity and Guaranty. The move responds to losses exceeding 3 million dollars from fraudulent bills and aims to reassure bankers and foreign buyers before the fall cotton movement. Joel Rathbone of National Surety leads the investigative team touring the South and Europe to assess issuance conditions and report back for a final decision.
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Europe
American Surety Company
National Surety Company
Fidelity and Deposit Company of
Maryland
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company of
Baltimore
Joel Rathbone
Eeter
Knight, Yancey Co
Steele, Miller & Co
Closing quotations on local Exchange today
Colorado Springs report lists bid and asked prices for several securities with names Elkton McKinney El Paso Portland Mindlay Old Gold Gold Dollar Vindicator Isabella Jen Samp and others. Market shows mixed quotes with notable 9 10% and 86% ranges and several fractional figures.
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New York Times
Colorado Springs
Local Exchange
Jackpot
SS One of
Elkton
McKinney
el Paso
Portland
Mindlay
Vindicator
Isabella
Theodore P Dixon Elected to Stock Exchange
Theodore P. Dixon has been elected a member of the Stock Exchange. The Columbia Trust Company has been appointed to certify the pending issues of several securities including a notable item linked to Seattle and a Dean of 34.
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Theodore P. Dixon
The
Stock Exchange
Columbia Trust Company
Seattle
Railroad Earnings Report Highlights 1910 May Totals
A compilation of railroad earnings for April May 1910 from multiple lines including Ann Arbor, Seaboard, Georgia Southern, and Chicago Rock Island. Totals show operating revenue, expenses, net operating revenue, and taxes with year over year comparisons and July 1 to May 31 figures.
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ANN Arbor Railroad
Inc
Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic
Georgia Southern
Florida
Kansas City
Mexico & Orient
Seaboard Airline
Boston & Maine Ort Ggeie
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Inter-State Commerce Commission
ERIE
Werke
Louisville & Nashville
Torog Fs Ceeders
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Central OF New Jersey
Fort Worth
Denver City
NEW York Caurent Railroad Report Commission
Eee
Sion
Inter-State Commerce
Treasury Statement shows daily receipts and deficits
The Treasury released figures for yesterday detailing receipts 1,980,848 in current month and 16,810,317 in the fiscal year with expenditures 1,269,202 for the day and a surplus 620,645. It records customs revenue 1,055,143 and miscellaneous 106,520 along with corporation tax 47,414 and interest income 780,769.
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Treasury
New York Times
Washington
Commodities Markets Show Mixed Grain Movement and Cautious Trading
Wheat opened easy with losses near 6 to 8 cents as Government reports turned bearish and foreign markets were dim. Chicago July deliveries raised concerns of manipulation while September stayed firm. corn and oats followed with light offerings and late-day follow-through. Provisions rose on strong hog demand with firms at day’s end.
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Chicago
Duluth
Manitoba
New York
C. Ag
C. Downs
Csecee
Early Influences Mixed As Cotton Market Opens Steady
The market opened steady with prices mostly unchanged to five points higher. Bulls bought aggressively for large short positions as Liverpool demand remained strong while Manchester and Continent reports conflicted on trade conditions. Rain and crop damage in the South supported cautious selling amid near month concentration. New York spot quiet with middling uplands around 15.40 and Gulf 14.68.
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Liverpool
Wall Street
Manchester
Shorts
Memphis
New York
Gulf
Coffee futures end higher on firmer demand and tighter Santos supply
Prices closed with gains of 7 to 10 points as 27 750 bags traded. Market strength tied to firmer cables and anxiety over Santos grade supplies with Rio and Santos showing gains and declines in different markets. Visible Brazilian coffee stocks in the U S reach 2 899 103 bags versus 3 424 008 last year and 3 500 834 two years ago.
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Hamburg
Brazil
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United States
Rio No 7
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Aogbe Tc
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Oklahoma
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Edward L. Rossiter
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American Can Company
R. H. Ssmon
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Wall Street Journal
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Field Memorial Chapel
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