Record of various American securities and railroad stocks
A listing of numerous stock quotes and issues including Federal Steel Co. common and preferred, United States Leather, Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe, Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul lines, Reading, Pennsylvania Railroad, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, Northern Pacific, Chesapeake and Ohio, and others. It notes quantities such as 170 shs 20 shs 10 shs and similar figures, ending with Brooklyn City Railroad Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Steeru
Federal Steel Co
United States
United States Leather Common
Atch
Top
Santa Fe R
Santa Fe
Bay State Gas Co
Pacific Mail Steamship Co
Chic
Mil
Burlington & Quincy
R. R. Peoria
Evansville
R. R. N. Y. Cent
Hudson River
R. R. National Steel Co
National Steel Co
Continental Tobacco Co
Reading Co
Ist
Pennsylvania
R. R. Co
Wheat market advances as prices change amid heat
The wheat market rose again with July wheat opening 1% higher than Wednesday and trading at 89 cents a bushel at noon before retreating to 87 cents. Northwest reports of high temperatures and continued drought in Aad districts accompanied the trading day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwest
North Dakota
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Gas rates raised to legal limit by New Amsterdam Gas
The Executive Committee of the New Amsterdam Gas Company met at August Belmont & Co. and voted to raise gas prices to the legal limit of $105 per thousand. The move aligns with Consolidated and New York Mutual, with Standard expected to follow today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Amsterdam Gas Company
August Belmont & Co
Consolidated
New York Mutual
Financial Markets Mixed With Notable Stock Moves
Irregular stock activity shows several large changes with gains for Am. Cotton Oil Am. Ic. Nat. Biscuit Reading and others while Am. Car Am. Steel & Wire and Canadian Pacific among decliners. Bond totals for the year reach 281 002 760 with prior year at 534 431 430. Net changes include multiple one half percent or more movements across diverse issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexican Central
Oscas
Steel & Wire
N. J. Central
N. Y. Central
Pacific Coast
Tel. & Cable
Pac
Coast
T. Plate
Reading
Brooklyn R. T
Eenee Chi
Chi
Col, Fuel & Iron
Tenn. C. & I
Federal Steel Pf
Third Avenue
Manhattan
U. S. Rubber
Stock Market Faces Mixed Moves Amid Short Interest Rise
Yesterday's trading saw fractional gains in many stocks while public appetite remained muted. Professional traders showed the main activity, with short interest broad and nervous, ready to react to any coordinated push. Some pessimism from abroad lingered, notably Germany's financial strains and a roughly 10 million dollar gold shift from the US, Britain and France. Wall Street waited as key operators were away on vacation and presidential nominations drew little market support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Berlin
Germany
United States
Great Britain
France
Stock Exchange
Reading market gains and rumors of railroad orders
The Reading issues saw demand with 25 percent net advance on 0 000 shares of the first preferred and 1 net gain on 200 of the second. Jersey Central showed strength with 24g points on 6 000 shares traded, despite a temporary 4 point dip. Rumors spoke of control transfers of properties and profitable export orders for both roads. An officer disputed reports that the independent coal road project had been abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey Central
Sugar Stocks Dull After Attempted Rally In Philadelphia Market
Sugar Trust shares fell sharply Wednesday then partially recovered as bull buyers pushed about 36 000 shares, restoring roughly half the prior loss. Traders cited a rumored new refinery backed by Philadelphia interests and Harrisons, plus foreign refined sugar offerings that could force price cuts. Alleged secret cuts by independents added to trader unease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Trust Common
Philadelphia
Harrisons
Trust
American Car and Foundry holds annual meeting and reports earnings
The American Car and Foundry Company held its annual stockholders meeting yesterday electing directors and approving a fourteen month fiscal period ending April 30 1900. Net earnings amounted to 5 734 949 with dividends of 2 036 300 and a surplus of 3 698 649. assets totaled 69 145 236 and liabilities 29 090 000 in the balance sheet draft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Car and Foundry Company
Steel Stocks Hold Firm Despite Mixed Reports
Iron and steel shares mostly steadied with gains for Tennessee Coal and Iron up 14 percent on 5 400 shares and Federal Steel preferred up one point on 900 shares. National Steel fell on news of a plant shutdown in South Columbus while Republic Steel declined on bank discrimination and a possible dissolution suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron and Steel
Republic Iron and Steel
National Steel
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Federal Steel
Columbus
Republic Steel
Reading and Jersey Central Market Movement Feature
The market saw active interest in Reading and Jersey Central shares yesterday, driving notable buying that influenced overall trading momentum and sentiment throughout the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Jersey Central
Northern Pacific Shares Slide on Crop Reports
Trading for both foreign and domestic accounts in the afternoon yesterday pushed Northern Pacific common down to 49 percent, the lowest point in the current decline. The close was a fraction better with a 15 point loss on 50 000 shares as continued unfavorable crop reports accelerated the fall.
Stock Exchange predicts price rise after poll outcome
Prominent houses on the bear side foresee a turn for the better with the McKinley Roosevelt ticket. July government disbursements and dividend payments are expected to release funds for investment. Lower prices since the December panic suggest an upward move is due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Great Northern Preferred Declines on Market Selloff
The Great Northern preferred faced persistent selling all day, totaling about 2,700 shares traded, leading to a 4 percent drop. Street observers view the decline as long stock by holders amid grim crop reports and fears of lower earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Preferred
Panhandle Sales Drop Report in May Earnings
The May earnings statement shows a 3 percent point decline in Panhandle sales, with only 160 shares sold and net income down to $36,000 compared with the same month last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Earnings Of Railroads Show April Gains Across Groups
Bradstreet's reports April gross earnings for 125 railways at 79,232,564 dollars and net earnings at 22,686,535 dollars, rising 13.8 percent and 13.5 percent respectively from a year earlier. The Mexican group leads gross gains at 20.3 percent with Eastern lines close behind, trunk lines up 17 percent, Central West 16.8 percent, coal roads 10.6 percent. net gains crown Southwestern roads at 25.3 percent, trunk lines 24.2 percent, Eastern roads 22.2 percent, with Central Western last in percent gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradstreet’s
Lake Shore Bonds Exchange Offer
Fisk and Robinson will accept Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Company 7 percent first consolidated mortgage and sinking fund bonds at par and interest to maturity in exchange for Lake Shore and Michigan Southern refunding mortgage gold 3 44 percent, 1997, at 100 percent and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Utah & Northern Railway Company
Broadway
New York
N. Y
Frederic V
Crosby
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Coo
Grand Central Depot
United States Trust Company of
Wall Street
E. D. Worcester
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Fisk & Robinson
Nassau Street
Messrs. Fisk & Robinson
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Company
First Consolidated Mortgage and Sinking Fund
Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern
Wall Street Topics and Regional Bank News
Bank of England keeps discount rate unchanged while Panhandle’s May premium rises three thousand ninety three dollars, boosting the year to date increase to one hundred fourteen thousand seven hundred eleven dollars. Carnegie Company lands a two million dollar order for structural material for a steel pier at Tampico Mexico. W B Cornish elected Vice President of the Chicago and Alton. Toledo St Louis and Kansas City Railroad Reorganization Committee bans new stock bond deposits under the plan unless allowed by the committee. Wheeling Terminal Railway Incorporation approved by Pennsylvania officials to run a bar across the Ohio River with Wheeling terminals. William S Scott elected to Stock Exchange membership on reinstatement for H L Langhaar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adventure Consolidated Copper CO
New York
Adventure Consolidated Copver Company
Broadway
New York City
State of
Michigan
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Cecilia
Louisville, Paducah and Southwestern Railroad Company
Cecilia Station
Louisville
Kentucky
City of
D. Appleton & Company
D. Appleton & Co
Metropolitan Trust Company
Wall Street
James G. Cannon
A.D. Juilliard
Edmund C. Converse
Warner van Norden
Charles Hathaway
Ss. S. Conover
Nassau St. Sullivan & Cromwell
Continental Trust Company
Central Trust Company of New York
Frederic P. Olcott
William A. Read
Henry Budge
J. Kennedy Tod
Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas City Railroad Co
City of New York
Broad Street
Toledo, St. Louis and Kansas City Railroad Company
Central Trust Company of
Central Trust Company
Morton S. Paton
Otto T. Bannard
H. C. Armour
Richd. B. Hartshorne
St. Paul
A. V. Williams
Columbus
Ohio
J. P. Morgan and Company
Hocking Valley Railway CO
Wm.n. Cott
Toledo, St. Louis and Kansas City Railroad
Wheeling Terminal Railway
Capital
Pennsylvania
Ohio River
Wheeling
Money Rates and Exchange Summary from Clearing House
Money on call at 1 1⁄2 percent with closings at 1 percent. Time money at 3 percent for sixty days to four months, 3 1⁄2 percent for four months, and 4 percent for five to six months. Merchantile paper bids 3 3⁄4 to 3 1⁄2 percent for sixty to ninety days. Clearing House says exchanges 143,745,132 with balances 7,668,653 and Sub-Treasury debit 807,657. London money on call at 1 1⁄2 percent. Open market discount rates 2 9⁄16 to 2 1⁄4 percent for short bills and 2 5⁄4 percent for three months. Foreign exchange weak. Nominal rates: 4.85% for sixty days and 4.884% for demand. Rates for actual business closed sixty days 4.4% and 4.844, demand 4.863, cables 4.871, 4.874, commercial bill 4.834 to 4.84. Continental exchange quoted with guilders 40 1⁄8, franc 40 5⁄16, exchange on New York domestic centers Chicago premium 20 cents.
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Mercantile Paper
Sub
Treasury
London
Continental Exchange
Guilders
New York
Chicago
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Hanover National Bank
Nassau St
Undivided
Washington Trust Company
Stewart Building
Bankers’ Cards
Redmond, Kerr & Co
Bankers
Wall ST
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Graham, Kerr & CO
The
Gorn Exchange Bank
William and Beaver Sts
William A. Nash
Spring St
Hudson River Bank
Columbus Ave
Home Bank
Astor Place Bank
Astor Place
Queens County Bank
Borough of Queens, St
8Th Av
C. W. Morgan & CO
Con. Stock Exchange
N. Y. Ee
40Th St
Drexel
5Th & Chestnut
Asa P. Potter
S. E. Kirkham
Potter & Kirkham
RS & Brokers
Broadway, New York
Cor
BLY
Brooklyn
Geo.h.prentiss&co
Montague St
N. ¥. Stock Exchange
Chester B. Lawrence
Consolidated Stock Exchange
34Th ST
Houston ST
W. 23Rd St
Stern Bros
Alaska Nome Nugget Ltd
Cape Nome
Simon Borg & CO
Investment Securities
WM. R. Todd
Rdg
Ist Ptd
Teading
Astor Court Buildings
the New York Times
Union Trust Company of
New_York
Union Trust
Ork Tee
Liberty ST
Henry Morgenthau
Hugh J. Grant
T. Stalknecht
W.W. J.B. Mills
Ernest Ehrmann
Dire Frederic P. Olcott
James Stillman
Anthony N. Brady
Alwyn Ball, Jr
John D. Crimmins
Michael Coleman
Henry 1
Ctors
Augustus D. Juilliard
Henry O. Havemeyer
James N. Jarvie
James H. Post
Frederick Southack
Hugh J. Grant Forgenthau
Real Estate Trust CO OF
Henry C. Swords
H. H. Cammann
H. W. Keighley
Browh Brothers & CO
HE World
Toledo, St. Louis and
Kansas City Railroad Co
J. N. Wallace
Adrian H. Joline
Cleveland, Akron and Columbus Railway Company
Pittsburgh
Cleveland, Akron and, Columbus Railway Company
Winslow, Lanier & Company, Bankers
T. H. B. McKnight
Treasu
Comptaollebr
Enpum
Atity OF New York
Niew Hall OF Records
Oauven
Harlem River
Willis Avenue
Museum OF Arts and Sciences
Borough OF
New East River Bridge
T Rapid Transit
National
State Bank
No. 2
City Hall
Bird. S. Coler
Department OF Finance
Ouis Messer
Adrian H. Muller
Pitts
Cinn
Baltimore & Unio K. R. Prera
Baltimore & Ohio
R. R. Common
International Paper Co
Common
Rope & Twine Co
St. L. R.R
Joplin
J. B. Carmichael
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
Chicago, Ill
F. E. Hayne
Oregon R. R. & Navigation Co
Frederic V. S. Crosby
Garfield National Bank
Columbia Bank
Fifth Avenue and
42Nd Street
Ww. S. Griffith
Irving Kattene
Bank
J. Dennison
Cashier
Merchants’ Exchange National
A. S. Apgar
National Park Bank of New York
George S. Hickok
the Mechanics’ National Bank of the City of
G. W. Garth
East River National Bank
Z. BE. Newell
Bank of New York National Banking Association
Chas, Olney
RIO Grande’ Western Railway CO
Walter Hinchman
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Mercantile Trust Co
Frederic W
Hall Signal Company
R. K. Waller
Merchants’ National Bank of the
Joseph W. Harriman
Securities Company
Andrew J. Miller
Office of
Securities Company, CO
Peoples Brank
SYS & Wd Canal de
William Milne
National Bank of the City of
Arles H. Patterson
Real Estate Trust Company of
Board of Trustees
Henry W. Reighley
American Ice Company
E. 23d Street
J. T. Sproull
Amalgamated Copper Company
WM. G. Rockefeller
Sec
Treas
Mercantile Trust Company
Ernest R. Adee
West Side Bank
Eighth Avenue
Theo. M. Bertine
Co. H. Stout
Tennessee Coal, Iron and R. R. CO
Birmingham Division
Jas. Bowron
Manhattan Savings Institution
Joseph Bird
Frank G. Stiles
George H. Pearsall
New Amsterdam
the Financial Markets
Stock Transactions
PNG
Laclede Gas
W. S. el
Eile Ete de
Car & Fdy
Canadian Pacific
G. W
N.W
Nat. Steel Pf
Northern Pacific
Consol
Pacific Mail
Teb
Dal
Union Bag & Paper
General Electric
Ig West
Great North
Tenn Coal. & Iron, Birm
American Car and Foundry
Jersey Central and
Great Northern
Lake Shore Bonds
Bank of England
Carnegie Company
Tampico
Mexico
W. B. Cornish
Chicago and Alton
William S. Scott
Cit
H. L. Langhaar
Money and Exchange
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