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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1905

Page

11

Market Holds Steady Amid Mixed Signals on Cotton and Wheat

The newspaper notes a steady yet unsettled market with gains in earlier days offset by Paris and London price declines. Traders eye a looming government crop report on cotton with a projected yield near 9.44 million bales, while equities rise on confident sentiment and persistent dividend guidance from favored stocks.

Morocco Rentes Sec Paris London Paris Exchange Hendricks Whch Jerome Mayer

Calendar for Today and Dividend Payable Notices

Calendar for today notes various company actions with dividends payable and upcoming meetings. Listed entities include American Smelting and Refining Co, Atlantic Coastline Railroad, Beech Creek Railroad, Fifth Avenue Bank, Franklin Trust Company, encase Trust Co, Vertropolitan Trust Co, Utah Consolidated Mining Co, Calumet and Hecla Mining Co, and Star Rubber Co. Special meeting noted for Star Rubber Co.

Detroit Southern Plan Seeks Control of Ann Arbor Railroad

The Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railway plans to acquire a controlling stake in the Ann Arbor Railroad. The deal involves preferred and common stock, cash, collateral trust notes, and equipment trust notes. Stockholders meet June 2 to vote on the proposition.

Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railway Company Detroit Southern Ann Arbor Railroad Company Detroit, Toledo ,and Ironton Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Ann Arbor Railroad Detroit Toledo Ann Arbor

Market surge in arbitrage stocks drives trading surge

Philadelphia on June 22 reports heavy arbitrage stock trading led by Reading and the Steels with Erie also active. Transactions spread across Atchison St Paul Rock Island and Southern Railways as commission houses boost business beyond recent levels on both local exchange and in Wall Street.

New York Times Philadelphia Reading Pennsylvania Erie Atchison, St. Paul, Rock Island, and Southern Railway Wall Street Balt & Chin Brook R. Tr. &Ae Pacific Art Ches. & Ohie ATS, Wei Gt. West M. J& St Illinois Louis & Nash Metro Street Metro Ridley Pacific Y Central Norf. & Weat Pacific Mail Republic Steel Rock Island South Pacific Southern Texas Pacific Union Pacific R Steel Steel Rowena Bull Loomis Atchison Aber Cambria Ieel Chi & St Paul Corrs Lake Diamond Steel Pt Lee Co America Wehigh Valley Lehigh Hila Rapid Transit Rock Island Ae Eee Outhern R. R Snepah Mining Uted Cos Uited R. of S. F Anion Traction Bf S. Stee

Colorado Mining Shares Reported in Fragmentary Note

Fragmentary text references Colorado mining shares with unclear figures such as 0.350 and 15,965.80, along with percent values 20 and 23. The snippet lacks coherent details on company names, dates, or events.

New York Stock Exchange Quote Snippet

Fragmentary OCR shows numbers 10 624 and 30 with unclear letters, likely stock tickers or indices. Lacking readable context or entities, the item remains a terse note of a partial market snippet without identifiable names or actions.

Boston Stock Market Brisk at Open With Utah Leads

June 22 Boston money market eases slightly with rates on call loans at 8 5 percent and time loans at 3 4, percent. Clearing House loans 8 percent. New York funds 5 cents discount. Clearing and balances noted. Stocks scarce at open, Utah copper shares strongest among specialties. general list quiet but firm, afternoon trade focused on specialties. closing strong.

New York Times Boston Mercantile New York Utah

Money and Exchange Rates in City Markets

Money on call loaned at 2 1/2 to 2 percent, closing at 2 percent. Time money rates range from 3 percent for sixty days to 3 1/2 percent for ninety days and six months. Mercantile paper rates from 3 1/2 to 4 1/2 percent. Exchange figures show domestic rates around 4.85 to 4.88 for various terms with foreign currencies listed. Sub-Treasury balance at $509,508 and total exchanges at $284,120,718 with balances $10,526,393. Foreign exchange was easy with nominal and actual business rates noted for multiple centers.

Mercantile House Pateiaics Sub-Treasury Reichsmarks New -York Boston Chicago New Orleans Savannah Charleston San Francisc Cincinnati St. Louis

Money market and stock exchange steady in London

Supplies of money were plentiful and demand moderate with firmer discounts revived for gold. Stock Exchange trading was quiet and prices firm, closing below day’s highs. Consols eased slightly while Americans opened harder in New York but closed firm. Bank of England rate unchanged at vy percent. Bar silver held at 27½d, gold premiums quoted Madrid 2.28 Lisbon 8.50. Bank weekly statement shows reserve up £783,000 and various components shifting, reserve ratio 51.06 percent versus 90.91 percent last week.

London Stock Exchange New York Bank of England Madrid Lisbon

London closes show varied gains in American stocks

London prices for American stocks yesterday compared with New York close show mixed moves with gains for several issues such as Atchison and Illinois Central, while others like Reading and Pacific reported declines. Net changes and specific figures reflect a quiet trading atmosphere across the Atlantic.

London New York WN. Y Equiva- N. Y Atchison Rory Pacistes Hk Tours Nash Central Pennsylvania Union Pacific Poe Sree S&. Steel Pf

Quiet Trading and Mixed European Rates Across Exchanges

Berlin trading remained quiet with United States Steel activity linked to New York tips. London exchange quoted 20 marks and 47 pfennig for checks with short bills at 2.53 and three months bills at 2 percent. Paris opened heavy on Moroccan tension rumors, later partly rebounded as pessimism faded. Russian Imperial bonds quoted at 815 and 902 for the 1904 issue, three percent rents at 998f 47 1/2c. Notes in circulation fell by 62 million francs while Treasury accounts and gold shifted, and bills discounted rose by 4.5 million francs.

Berlin United States Steel New York Exchange London Paris Bank of France Treasury

Mining stock prices sent from London yesterday

The report lists prices for several American mining stocks as received in London yesterday. Names include Coloresso, Esperanza, Camp Bird, and El Oro with quoted values in pounds per share, reflecting market activity and exchange rates.

London el Oro

Bullion and Mining Prices and Trade Totals

Bar silver quoted in London at 274d per ounce and in New York at 58%c per ounce. Mexican dollars 451o¢c. On the Consolidated Exchange 190 Best and Belcher shares traded at 1.25, 500 Cripple Greek Consolidated at 06, 200 California and Virginia at 1.55, 500 Elkton at .48, 1,000 Gold Sovereign at .1M, Jim Butler's at .85, 200 Mexican at 1.15 ft.20, 300 Sandstorm at .69 .67, 1,500 Work at .0844 .09.

tNet Allis-Chalmers Am. Agri Chemaoe Co Car & F Co Hide & Leather Hide & Leath Locomo. Co Smelt. & R. Co Sm. Sec Sug. Ref. Co Tobacco Co S. F Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore & Ohio Brooklyn Rapid Tran Moe Brooklyn Union Gas Canadian Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago & Alton Ace Chicago & Alton Pf Chicago Great West Mil Chicago Union Trac Colorado Fuel & Iron Colorado & Southern Col. & South Col. & Eeene Se Consolidated Gas Corn Products Co Ee Corn Products Co Delaware & Hudson del. & Hudson Rts del., Lack. & West Denver & Rio Gr BABE Detroit Southern T. R Detroit United Distillers Securities AL Nt Erie Aes Eee Fed. Min. & Smelt. Pf General Electric Great Northern Do Ae Hocking Valley Ween Illinois Central International Paper Inter K. C Kansas City Southern Kansas City South Knick. Ice Chicago Long Island Louisville & Nash Securities Street Railway Mexican Centra Mos. PB I.pf Mo Kan TPS Baise Ele Steel Nat. Lead Co Se Nat. Lead Co Nat. R. R Mex. Pf New York Central Sears New York Dock N. Y Norfolk & Western Pacific Coast Pennsylvania R. R People’s Gas Philadel Rapid Tran Pittsburg Coal Pullman Company Mit Tron & Steel Iron & Steel Roc Island Co Rock Island Co Mfg. Co St. Li Ill St. Louis Southern Ry Coal & Iron Rys Lightscene St. L. W, West Washington St. L& W Treasury Twin City Twin City -R Scseer U'nion B. & P. Co United U. S. Real. & Im. Co U. S. Red U. S S. Rubber S. Steel Caro Redemi Caro. Chem. Pf Wabash Wee Neeee Wabash Western Union Tel Westinghouse E. & M Wheel Rome L. E Wisconsin Central Sacar Neha Wisconsin Central Pl General Fund United States London New York Consolidated Exchange Best and Belcher Greek Consolidated California Virginia Jim Butler

Wall Street Advances Lift Stocks as Week Tops Strong

Persistent buying by banks pushed the market higher with heavy volume. Pennsylvania stocks led the rally as Pennsylvania rose about two points along with gains in Reading, Baltimore and Ohio, and Norfolk and Western. Investors expect dividends to rise on B and O and Readings, signaling ongoing strength.

Pennsylvania Reading Baltimore and Ohio Norfolk and Western

London Market Inactivity Contrasts New York Cotton Rally

London did little yesterday while New York advanced, signaling limited foreign influence on U S markets. The cotton trade surged 30 points as Theodore Price reported a forecast yield under 9.5 million bales, triggering shorts to cover amid expectations of a possible government crop report.

London New York Theodore Price

Union Pacific Stock Rises Signaling Possible Breakout

Traders watched Union Pacific surge toward 1255 percent with a broader breakout in view as about 91 000 shares traded. The close showed a net gain of 11 cents, prompting observers to see renewed upside potential beyond recent trading ranges.

Union Pacific

Trust Company of America elects officers and links to First Night and Day Bank

The Directors of the Trust Company of America completed permanent organization naming Oakleigh Thorne as President and John D. Crimmins as Honorary Vice President. William H. Leupp is First Vice President Herman Dowd Second Vice President S D Scudder Treasurer Raymond J Chatry Secretary and others named. G M Wynkoop to become Vice President and Executive Officer of the First Night and Day State Bank with Oakleigh Thorne as President.

Trust Company of America Oakleigh Thorne John D. Crimmins William H. Leupp Herman Dowd S. D. Scudder Raymond J. Chatry Frank L. Hilton Albert L. Banister Carleton Bunce W. W. Lee F. C. Prest W. J. Eck John G. Boston F. W. Black S. R. Harbert London E. J. Chappell G. M. Wynkoop Wall Street Night and Day State Bank Fifth Avenue Forty-fourth Street

Chicago Quotations on the Exchange and Elevated Issues

Quiet trading on the Chicago Exchange with irregular price moves for can, subway, and elevated issues. Quaker Oats and Swift’s show small gains. Metropolitan Elevation, Chicago Subway, and South Side Elevated fluctuated with last prices around mid to high figures.

New York Times Chicago Chicago Subway South Side Metropolitan Swift's Subway New York Exchange Chi Oak Park Metropolitan Elev National Biscuit National Biscuit Pf National Carbon Com Northwestern Quaker Oats TOL South Side Elevated Street Y A Swift & Coccseseseeence United Box Board West Chicago

Southern Boulevard Railroad seeks city franchise in Bronx routes

The Southern Boulevard Railroad Company petitioned the Board of Estimate and Apportionment on June 2 1905 for consent to extend its surface railway into The Bronx. Proposals cover multiple street routes and the overhead electric trolley system. Public hearing is set for June 29 1905 in City Hall Manhattan with notices to be published in two daily papers and The City Record.

Sedan Board of Estimate and Apportionment Board of Estimate City of New York Southern Boulevard Railroad Company State of New York City of New York Union Railway Company of New York City Boston Road One Hundred and Seventy-fourth Street Crotona Avenue Pelham Avenue Bronx Crotona Park Seventy-fifth State of Cypress Avenue St. Ann's Avenue St. Ann’s Avenue Borough of The Thirty-third Leggett Avenue Garrison Avenue Whitlock Avenue Hunt's Point Road Borough New State Board of Railroad Commissioners Greater New York Edward A. Maher Renne Martin County of New York Charles Witzel New York County Mount Morris Park West Southern Boulevard Railrcat Company Qaop City Hall Manhattan J. W. Stevenson

Pacific Mail Earnings Signal Growth on New Piers

The Pacific Mail Steamship Company reports year ended April 30 net earnings of 427,656 compared with 246,895 in 1904. President E H Harriman notes lease of two new piers at San Francisco to handle rising traffic.

Pacific Mail Pacific Mail Steamship Company E. H. Harriman San Francisco

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