Consolidated Exchange Stock Quotes June 22 1906 Wales
Consolidated Exchange listings show varied prices for metals and utilities on Friday June 22 1906. Notable entries include Allis Chalmers at around 20 to 21 percent, Am Copper around 15 to 17 percent, and Norf West near 89 to 85 range. Several lines list other companies with mixed percentages and figures, reflecting a broad market snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Allis Chalmers
Hws Ee
Rie
Totis. Nash
Pacific
Cealens
Norf. & West
Lennis Ivuia
Ty PO
YU E
Eieel
Tenek
South
Pacifin
Authern
Tae
En Ifstaat
Financial Markets Rally After Early Weakness
The stock market ended higher after an early decline as trades absorbed Cabinet talk of suits on railroad and oil officials. Gains in United States Steel and Southern Pacific supported the rebound, with call money and foreign exchange fluctuating amid broader global rate shifts. Market outlook cited cash draws for banks, crop weather, and possible large cash movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Washington
United States
Southern Pacific
Great Northern
Northern
Southern
South Aific
Treasury
J Yania
Indi
Ing
Balan
London
Paris
New York Stock Exchange Trading Report June 22 1906
Market activity at the New York Stock Exchange on Friday June 22 1906 shows fractional quotients like 139 and 28 while reporting changes from the last sale on a 100 share lot basis. Details appear compact with figures indicating percent moves and prices across multiple listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Stock.exchange
Calendar for Today Dividends Payable List
Calendar entries for today show dividends payable from multiple firms including New York and Honduras Rosario Mining, North Butte Mining, and others. The list mentions banks, railways, mining and manufacturing companies such as American Iron and Steel, Beech Creek Railroad, Fifth Avenue Bank, and Seaboard National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Iron and Steel Ci
American Radiator Co
American Sewer Pipe Co
Beech Creek
Boston Wharf Co
Carthage, Watertown & So
Cumberland Telegraph and
de Long, Hook and Eve Co
New York and
Honduras
Copper and metal price shifts in London and New York markets
Copper eased in London while New York quotas fell across all grades by up to 4 percent. London spot closed at 83 pounds 10 shillings with a similar drop in futures to 81 pounds 15 shillings. Pig tin rose, with spot up 1 15s and futures up 1 5s. Lead fell to 11 pounds 1s 9d, spelter down 2s 6d, and iron warrants eased. Closing prices on the New York Metal Exchange showed mixed gains and losses versus the prior day across Lake, Electrolytic, Castings, Lead, Spelter, and Tin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Standard, Foundry
Middlesboro
New York Etal Exchange
Lake
Chicago Quotation Notes in Quiet Local Stock Market
Special to The New York Times reports a subdued Chicago exchange with Subway at 515 and a rally, Diamond Match down about a point, People's Gas at 901, and notable interest in peace talks in the local brick industry amid a cooling market. New York prices show a 15 20¢ premium and money at 5 6 percent as a list of securities including American Can, Chicago Brewing, and National Biscuit move in tight ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
Subway
Swift
New York
Ilinois
N Ptional Brick Company
New York Exchange
American
American Shipbuilding
Chicago Brewing
Black Mountain
Corn Exchange Bank
National Biscuit of
People’s Gas
United Box Board
Mide Any
Swift & Co
Cess GO
West Chicago
Chi
Chicago Subway
Kansas_City
National Biscuit
Scarcity Forces Closure of South Sharon Plant
Scarcity of sheet and tin plate bars leads to the closing of American Sheet and Tin Plate Company’s South Sharon plant in Sharon, Pennsylvania, with 8,500 workers affected. Newcastle plant also shut for repairs. Prices rise. Carnegie Company to raise sheet and tin plate bars $1 per ton effective July 1, while April 1 price jumped from 26 to 28. Iron market shows mixed signals as Birmingham prices stabilize and demand grows for steel and structural products. Harvest er Company to buy 50,000 tons of iron. over 25,000 tons, mostly Southern, bought in Chicago this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sharon
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Sharon
Penn
Newcastle
Carnegie Company
Southern Foundry
Tennessee Republic
Birmingham
Iron and Machinery World of Chicago
Harvester Company
Chicago
Conditions of Trade Describe Summer Business Activity
Trade across the nation shows midsummer dullness with a smaller drop in activity. Dunn's Review notes drought relief boosting farm prospects, full-year output contracts in major industries, Ohio coal disputes settled, and heavy lumber and building movement. Railway earnings rise in June, foreign port trade exceeds 1903 figures, and Bradstreet reports quieter wholesale trade though favorable crops and early fall business momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
Ohio
New York
Bradstreet’s
Imports and markets at Port of New York weekly values
Dry goods imports for the Port of New York were valued at 002,655 in the week, compared to 2,008,625 the prior week and 2,306,326 in the same week last year. The amount marketed totaled 2,347,586, versus 2,298,712 in the preceding week and 2,171,502 a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Schwab Denies Selling Steel Stocks After Visit
Charles M. Schwab told reporters he had not been a seller of steel stocks and that the steel and iron situation looked sound. He visited the Bethlehem Steel Company, noting strong business, and planned to inspect the plant next Monday in the Trinity Building office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Schwab
Trinity Building
Bethlehem Steel Company
Schwab
Outside Securities Edge Higher in Mining Stocks
The curb market firmed after a weak start but mostly posted fractional gains. Mackay Companies led industrials with 1,000 shares traded, while Nipissing Mines and Butte Coalition showed activity among miners. Notable moves included American Can preferred dipping to 55, Boston Copper and Richmond-Eureka rising modestly, and mass of trading in Mackay and Nipissing shares with varied prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Mackay Companies
American Can Preferred
Chicago Subway
Nipissing Mines Company
Boston Copper
Butte Coalition
Richmond-Eureka
Named
Brooklyn Banks Merger Seals Union Deal
The Dealers' Bank of Brooklyn and the Union Bank of Brooklyn merged via certificate filed in Kings County. Union Bank to pay Dealers' shareholders 180 dollars per share, par value 100. Union Bank capital raised to 1,000 plus 1,000,000 surplus. seventh local bank purchase by Union Bank, to operate as a branch or subsidiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dealers’ Bank of
Brooklyn
Union Bank
Kings County
George S. Skinner
David A. Sullivan
Everett S. Berrian
Dealers’ Bank
Hanover National Bank Declares Dividend Increase
Directors at Hanover National Bank raised the annual dividend from 12 to 16 percent at yesterday's meeting. A quarterly 4 percent dividend is declared payable July 2, with books to reopen July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover National Bank
Money and Exchange Rates On the Stock Exchange
Money on call on the Stock Exchange loaned at 14 percent, closing at 1 percent. Time money at 4 to 5 percent for various terms. Mercantile paper at 5 1/2 to 6 percent. Clearing House reports Exchange totals and bank gains. Sterling weak with nominal rates around 4.83 to 4.86. Continental exchange shows francs, reichsmarks, and guilders with varied quotes. New York exchange at domestic centers shows regional discounts and premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Mercantile Paper
Clearing House
Treasury
Sterling Exchange
Continental Exchange
Reichsmarks
Guilders
New York
Boston
Chicago
New Orleans
Bank
Savannah
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Charleston
Bullion and Mining Market Quotes and Shares
London silver 808 164 per ounce and New York 80 6 per ounce. Consolidated Exchange prices include Atlanta 1000 shares at .17, Brunswick 150 at .28, Consol California and Virginia 500 at .77 to .78, Elkton 600 at .45 to .46, Gold Anchor 500 at .50, Hale and Norcross 200 at .93, Sabella 1000 at .24, Jim Butler 1400 at 1.25, Ohio Tono pah 1000 at .30, Savage 100 at .84, Silver Pick 1000 at .20, Union Consol 500 at .29, Work 1500 at .094.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis-Chalmers
Ailis-Chalmers -Co
Am. Am. Chem. Co
Eet Sugar Co
Car &F. Co
Car & F
Car & F.,c Co . Pr
Hide & Leath. Pf
Ice Securities
Linse Co. Pf
Steel Founds. Pt
Sug. Ref. Co
Tobacco Co. Pt. Ee
Woolen Co
Am. Woolen Co. Pf
Anacon
Cop. M
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio Pf
Baltimore & A
Brooklyn Rapid Tran
Brunswick City
Brooklyn Union Gas
Canadian Pacific
Can. P. Cfs
St In Pd
Central Leather Co
Central R. R. of N. Oo
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great West
Chi
Gt. West
Mil
St. Paul
Chicago & Northw
Chi.erm. Trans.p
Chicago Union Trac
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Col . & South. 2d Pl
Col. & H. C. Iron
Consolidated Gas
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Distillers Securities
Erie
Sentee
Erie 2d
Pf & Smelt
General Chem
Great Northern
General Electric
Con
Havana Electric
Illinois Central
Interbor
Settee
Internat. Paper Co
Iowa Central
Iowa Central F. Sere Knick. Ice
Chicago
Lake Erie & West
Louisvile& Nash
Street Avene
Mexican Central
St. P.&s
Kan
Texas
Tex
Misouri Pacific Ee
Ee Nash
Kat
St. L
Nat. Biscuit Co
Moe
Eae
I. Y
Ont
West
Saa
Norfolk & Western
North American
Northen Pacific
He Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania R
Peoria & Eastern
Ayers
Steel Spring Seeeree
Rep
Iron & Steel
Iron & Steel P
Rock Island Co Weeee
St. Jo
G. I
Eas
St. L. &Sdp
St. Louis
United Rys
U. S
U.S
U S. Steel
Va.-Caro, Chem
Wabash Oe
Wabash F . Sence
Western Maryland
Western Union. & M
Westinghouse
Wisconsin Central
Kedd
American Can
de F. Wireless
Light & Traction
Light & Tr
Borden's
Boston Copper
British Col
Butte Coalition
Brooklyn Ferry
Central Foundry A
Aeenee O
Central Foundry Pf
Central Foundry
Chicago Subway
Rubber Tire Aseenee
Rubber Tire
Rubber Tire Bonds
Copper Securities
Cripple Creek Central
Cripple Creek
rland-Ely
Davis-Daly Forcesace
Electric Boat
Empire Steel
Greene
Guanajuate Lora
Guggenheim Exp
Hall Signal
Ose Sete
Havana Tobacco A
Havana Tobacco
Houston of
Seere Aces
Houston Oil
Inter
Mer
Marine
Marine Ray
Marine Rts
International Salt Sneer
International Salt
Lackawanna Steel
Lord &Taylor
Scsse
Lord & Taylor Pf
Lehigh Valley
Manhen Transit
Aeassachusetts Gas
ergenthaler-Horton
Miemac Gold Mining
Ines Co. of America
Mitchellining
Mont.-Sho. Con
New
Nevada Con
Copper
Wee
Nevada U.-M
N. Y. Transportation
Otis Elevator Pf Safe Een
Pope Mfg. Co
Pope Mfg
Twee Enee
Tennessee Copper
Union Typewriter
Typewriter
United Copper
United Cigar Mix NT
United Cigar Mfg
United Lead
United Paper & Pulp
Utah Apex
Seeee Ween Enn Eee
Utah Coppers
London
New York
Consolidated Exchange
Atlanta
Brunswick
Consol
California
Virginia
Elkton
Hale & Norcross
Sabella
Jim Butler
Ohio
Lawyers Mor Washington ax Union Pacific and more stocks listed
Stock list includes Mor 50 shs Washington ax 2000 Union Pacific RRB Ist Regstd Eds suts 10000 Virginia debt court certificates Brown Bros 16 shs Central New England Ry pfd 12 New England Ry pfd Trust ctfs 45 shs Kings County Electric Light & Power shs Greenwich Bank Title Guarantee Trust Co Guggenheim Exploration New Jersey Mineral Gray National Telautograph Fidelity Fire Insurance Westchester Trust Guggenheimer Exploration Dave Stevenson Brewing Co and other holdings in a fragmented financial note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
P. c
Brown Bros. & Co
Central New England
New England
Kings County Electric Light & Power
Guggenheim Exploration Co
New Jersey Mineral Co
Gray National Telautograph Co
Fidelity Fire Insurance Co
Westchester Trust Co
Guggenheimer Exploration Co
Dave Stevenson Brewing Co
London Market Mixed as Stocks Rally then Fall on World News
London money demand remained steady while discounts stayed firm. Shares weakened on the Stock Exchange amid shifting Bank rate expectations, with Consols attracting no buyers. American markets opened weak after Wall Street declined but recovered, closing above intraday lows amid volatility in Union Pacific, Southern Pacific and United States Steel. Bullion totals and Bank of England operations featured, with Bombay reducing its discount rate from seven to five percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stock Exchange
Bank of England
France
Paris
Wall Street
New York
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
United States Steel
Madrid
Lisbon
Bank of Bombay
London Closing Quotations for American Stocks
London yesterday closed prices for American stocks with comparisons to New York equivalents and the prior New York close. The report lists each stock alongside its London price and the corresponding New York figures for reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Market summary from Paris and Berlin financial pages
In Continental Centres Paris on June 22 heavy opening but firming as Russian markets steady. Russian imperials at 77.80 and 1904 bonds at 488. Three per cent rentes at 97.1. London exchange 23.16 for checks. Berlin prices dip from New York data with coal, iron shares weak. Russians depressed. London exchange 20.48 marks for checks. Discount rates short bills 3.14 percent, three months 3.0 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
London
Berlin
New York
United States
American Mining Stocks in London Prices Yesterday
American mining shares listed in London yesterday show Camp Bird at 131 2, Esperanza 31 6, Tomboy 15 7, Dolores and Ndepee shifted, and Stratton’s Independence at 4. The figures reflect late trading from London markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Camp Bird
Esperanza
Dolores Ndepee
Ceec.s
Trading gains and dull close in Baltimore market notes
In Baltimore on June 92 trading was firmer mainly for Consolidated Gas Electric Light and Power. The new common rose to 92% and retreated near close while preferred climbed to 90. Norfolk Railway and Light 5s edged higher by half a point. Seaboard 4s dropped slightly as Alabama Coal and Iron 5s held gains. Bond sales totaled 21 000 and stocks 2 220 shares as the market closed firm yet dull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Reading
United States Steel
New York
Bell Telephone
Cambria Iron
Lehigh Valley
Philadelphia Rapid Transit
Bay Gas Improvement
Sale Alliance Insurance
aiePoer
Bell Telephoneeest
Brooklyn Rap
Cambria Steel
Electric Co
Elec
Stor
Erie Steerer
Reece Cere
Ins
N. Am
Lake Sup. Corp
Lehigh Valley R R
Lehigh Nav. Tr. Etfs
Pennsylvania Reae
Philadelphia Co. Phila. Co. Pf
Phila. Electric
Phaeen
Phila
Eeeewene
Southern R. R Oe
Union Traction
Seeee
Baltimore
New Consolidated Gas, Electric Light, and
Power Common
Electric Light Company
New Common
Norfolk Railway and Light
Alabama Coal and Iron
Seaboard
G. B. S. Brewing
Balto. Trac
United Rus. Ctfs
Amalgamated Copper
Breweries
Con. Gas. & Elec
Continental Trust
United, Rym
United Rys. Inc
Alabama Coal & I
Con. Gas
Minority Bondholders Committee Formed for Manhattan Beach Hotel Case
The undersigned announce formation of a committee to protect minority bondholders pending foreclosure of the General Mortgage Bonds of the Manhattan Beach Hotel and Land Company Limited. Deposits may be made with State Street Trust Company Boston or Bankers Trust Company New York, with receipts issued on execution of the agreement. Signed June 15 1906 by Moses Williams Horatio A Lamb and Worace Bacon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Beach Hotel and Land Company, Limited
State Street Trust Company
Boston
Bankers’ Trust Company
New York
Moses Williams
Horatioa. Lamb
Worace Bacon
Kissel, Kinnicutt & Co
Nassau St
Burlington & Missouri River Bonds Due 1948 Notice
The New England Trust Company, trustee, announces payment on 6 percent consolidated mortgage bonds of Burlington & Missouri River Railroad Company in Nebraska. One hundred eighty four bonds numbered variously will be paid at 8 Devonshire Street Boston after July 1 1966 with interest to that date ceasing thereafter. Boston Mass June 14 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Trust Company
Burlington & Missouri River Railroad
Nebraska
Devonshire Street
Boston
Mass
D. R. Whitney
Mississippi Central Railroad Bond Redemption Notice
The Mississippi Central Railroad Company will redeem on July 1, 1906, its First Mortgage Five Per Cent Gold Bonds at par through The Standard Trust Company of New York. Forty two bonds numered 1 to 42 will be redeemed. after July 1 coupons on the bonds cease to be entitled to security. Harvey Fisk & Sons, No 62 Cedar Street, Manhattan serve as fiscal agents. Treasurer C P Davidson signs from Scranton, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Central Railroad CO
Missippi Central Railroad Company
Standard Trust
New York
Eer
Harvey Fisk & Sons
Cedar Street
Borough of
Manhattan
New We
Ork City
Ississippi Central Railroad CO
C.P. Davidson
Scranton
Penn
Notice to holders of San Francisco & North Pacific bonds
The Mercantile Trust Company trustee invites proposals to sell on July 6 1906 at 120 Broadway New York bonds secured by the deed of trust dated January 1 1889. The sale includes bonds at a rate not exceeding ten percent premium to a total not exceeding 25000. Guy Richards secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco & North Pacific Railway
Mercantile Trust Company
San Francisco and North Pacific Railway Company
Broadway
City of
New York
Pee the Mercantile Trust CO
Guy Richards
Potolina Electric Co 5 Percent Gold Bond Sale Proposal
Under the sinking fund provisions of the fifty year mortgage the undersigned will purchase bonds valued at 3000 and invite sealed proposals for sale up to 11 A M July 2 1906. Bonds bought will be paid for on August 1906 ex coupons due on that date. Mark envelope Proposal for sale of bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potolina Electric CO
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A.b.leach & CO
Farson, Leach & Co
Broadway, New York
Rudolph Kleybolte & Co. Bankers
Tealers
Pine ST
Jobs Harsen Rhoades, Jr
Richmond Hoxie Rhoades & Company
New York Stock Exchange
Pfaelzer&Co
Bankers
Broad Street
W.L. Lyons & CO
Chicago Board of Trade
Louisville
Exchange Place
Haven Malbnige & Ci
N. W. Harris & CO
Bankers Pine Street
Corner
William Chicago
Boston Bonds
W.E.R. Smith & Co
New Jersen Securities
Broad St
Guaranty Trust Co
Miptcal Life Building
John W. Castles
N.W. Halsey & CO
Bankers Bonds
Wal. St
San Francisco
Brothers & CO
Biock Lacnapges
Alexander, Thomas & Davies
Aembers
Bankers and Brokers
Pine Street
Fulton Trust Co. of
Potter, Ghoats & Prentice
the Consolidated Exchange
the Financial Markets
aTene Pacific
He | Pemm. Ly
Sas
Ted
Ett's Harbor
Slephone Co
Umpire Trust Co
Equitable Trust Co
Fifth Avenue Bank
First National Bank
Morristown
N. J. Franklin Trust Co
Hall Signal Co
Indianapolis Street Railwa Mohawk Mining Co
Morton Trust Co
Oriental Bank
Peoples Bank
Plaza Bank
Seaboard National Bank
Tezintlan Copper Mining and Smelting Co
Wheel States Finishing Co
Metal Market Reports
Iron and Steel Notes
Treasury Balances
General Fund
Outside Securities
Ing Shares
Bay State Gas
UN. Paper & P
Crip. Central
Crip. & Co. Pf
Boston Cod
Butte
Cumb
Ely
Creek
Giroux
Gold Hill
Granby Con
Greene Gold
Guane, Con
Micmac G
Tenn
Cop. Co
United Sounchs
Utah Copper
Ome Lee
Int
Union
Hanover Nationa
Money and Exchange
Bullion and Mining
Andrew J. McCormack
Adrian H. Muller & Son
William Street
Exchange
Vesey Street
Sds
American Exchange Nat! Bank
E Chic
Mul
St. Paul Ry
Pfd
Mtge. & Trust Co
Richard M. Campbell
Richard Campbell
Warren B. Sam
Ates Ee
Mutual Telephone
Southern, Pacific R. R
Union Pacific R. RB. Ist
Shs
Greenwich Bank
Ciuarantee
Trust Co
London Stock Market
N. Y
Atchison
Illinois
Louis
N. Y. Central
Pennsylvania
U. S. Steel Pf
Burlington & Missouri River Railroad Company
Kings County Electric
Underwood Typewriter
Henderson
Pocahontas Collieries
Florida
Western
Silver Springs
Osceola
Florida Southern
E. T
Beery
Lion Ss
Wheeling
Lake Erie
A. A. Lisman & Co
Broad
Ve Eo
Pr. H. Southwick
Nassau Street
New York City
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