Railroads Weather Wheat Crop Tumble With Freight Growth
A Great Northern insider argues that a smaller wheat crop harms farmers less than feared. Railroads have built broader general freight, offsetting losses in grain. Red River Valley traffic once 10–12 trains weekly now 6–10 daily, with grain shipments 50–60 million bushels. Even a total crop loss could be offset by new iron-field freight and expanded merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrk
Great Northern
Red River Valley
Iron Fields
Industrials as Investments Table of Stock Dividends
A table prepared by Dominick & Dominick shows income from industrial stocks as dividends and the rate of income based on June 15 prices. The table lists each stock with its price and annual dividend yield in percent, illustrating relative income opportunities for investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick & Dominick
Gold shipments abroad signal demand amid unstable exchange
The weekly report notes a $4.1 million gold shipment overseas despite unclear exchange logic. Shifts include $8 million to Germany and $1.1 million to France on Tuesday and Thursday, with remittances against July coupons and dividends affecting outlook. Predicts possible year-end total near $18.6 million if current trends hold, but war events, elections, crops, and markets could alter forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
France
China
Morocco
Jersey Central's Position Says Railways Grow Strong
First Vice President C. H. Warren of the Central Railroad of New Jersey stresses optimism about both railroading and general business. He cites railroad earnings in financial papers as evidence of steady or rising profits and notes his system is experiencing typical summer slowdowns but overall satisfactory business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Warren
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
List of preferred stocks and asset preferences in a bonds summary
The article lists many preferred stocks with their values and notes which are preferred as to assets or profits. It names American Ice American Smelting American Steel Hoop American Steel and Wire American Tin Plate American Tobacco Federal Steel General Electric International Paper International Steam Pump National Biscuit National Steel New York Air Brake Tennessee Coal and Iron United States Rubber Colorado Fuel Knickerbocker Ice of Chicago with asset priority and some with 7 percent cumulative dividends. It also discusses Arising remarks about balance of profits and notes summer business stability and annual fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Ice
American Smelters
American Steel
American Steel and Wire
American Tin Plate
American Tobacco
Federal Steel
General Electric
International Paper
International Steam Pump
National Biscuit
National Steel
New York Air, Brake
Tennessee Coal and Iron
United States Rubber
Colorado
Knickerbocker Ice
Chicago
American Tee
American Linseed
American Smelting
American Steel Hoop
Continental Tobacco
National Salt
Otis Elevator
Pressed Steel Car
Royal Baking Powder
American Steel and Wire Common
Knickerbocker Ice Company
United States
R Rubber Company Common
National Biscuit Common
General Electric Common
National Tube Common
National Salt Common
Amalgamated Copper
American Car and Foundry
National
National Tube
Republic Tron and Steel
Union Bag and Paper
Knickerbocker Ice Company of
Colorado Fuel
Isvy
P. Cc
Far & Fiy
Car & Fdy
Am Smelt &T Econ
Am Steel Hovy
Am Steel & Wire
Steel & Wire
Am Tobacco
Continental Pobacco Ec
Wees Continental Pobaucco
Federal Steel Pet Wese
Federal Steel Com
Val
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National Iscuit
Q. I
Sevecescwees
Mifihm
Ccces
Secescecess
New York
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Republic I
Republic I & Cong A
Royal
Wee Tennval X& Troll
Sesecves Amt
United Stat Rubber Pf
United States Rubber Com. E
Colorado Fuel Pt
Knickerbocker
Car & Found. Co
Mc. & Co. Pf
American Linseed Co
Sugar Ref. Co
M. Co
Ann
Brunswick City
Canada- Southern
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chi. Ur. & Quincy
Chicago Great West
Chi. Gr. West. Pf
Ind
Louis
Ry Paul
Gryp T. Lum
Sitanhas
Tobacco Co
Con. Tobacco Co
Delaware & Hudson
Lack. & West
Denver
Erie
Evans. & T
Great Northern
Illinois Central
International Power
Iowa Central
K.C
Laclede Gas
Lake Erie & Western
Kan
Texas
Missouri Pacific
National Steel Pf
New York Central
Ont. & Western
Norfolk & Western
Pennsylvania
R. A
People’s Gas
Dec
Evans
Southern Railway
Eeae
Pf. Ous
Tenn. Coal & Iron
Texas Pacific
Un'n Bag & Paper Co
Union Pacific
Union B. & P. Co. Pf
Union Pacific P
United States Leather
U S
Western Union Tel
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wheel & L. Eid
Wisconsin Central
Wisconsin Central Pf
Barney & Smith Pf
Eee
Ewes Esesseee
Consolidated Rubber Tire
Barney & Smith Bonds
Contin Consolidated Rubber Tire Pe
Peeeee Tal
Cramps’ Shipyard Ae Eeneeee Seneee
General Electric Automobile
Seetene
General Chemical of
Waneese
Hudsonee Telephone
Ee Lorillard P Nees Winteelny Sans Eneed
Trenton Potteries
Union Typewriter
Worthington
American Bank
Kings County
el. Light & Power
Southern Light & Traction
Money Market Conditions Signal Firmer Rates Amid Disbursements
Local bankers forecast a lean toward firmer money rates as July disbursements approach and gold movements wane. President Tappen of Gallatin National Bank expects gradual tightening after a period of low rates, with loan placements abroad delaying but eventually impacting the New York market. Officials note second $5,000,000 government call won’t yet shift conditions, though continued calls could raise concerns. Foreign exchange has fallen since mid month, with sterling, cables, and other currencies slipping as commercial bill supply remains tight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tappen
Gallatin National Bank
New York
C. Schumacher & Co
Freanes
Reichsmarks
Bearer of pessimism J Overton Paine predicts broad market slide
J Overton Paine, famed for leading the bear campaign against Brooklyn Rapid Transit, tells The Times he remains bearish on the general list. He foresees lower prices across steel and railway stocks, notes watered stock and overvaluation, and predicts expected rallies only brief before a continued market decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Overton Paine
Wall Street
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
New York Times
Brooklyn
Eastern Railway
Bryan
Europe
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Stock Slumps After Aggressive Campaign
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit raid continued with renewed effort after yesterday’s six point drop. The stock dipped to 51 1/2, closing just above, marking a daily loss around 4 1/2 points. Initial trading held near 56 before large selling orders drove a steady decline with little rally and no fresh news to explain the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Market raid tied to Brooklyn stock collapse forecast
The text describes a threatened legal action against a company to depress its stock price to 6U as part of a broader plan publicized in newspapers. Grand Jury charges were pursued against several individuals for conspiring to depress prices, while the Brooklyn issue dragged down the market and other local rail shares mostly fell, with Third Avenue and Manhattan showing specific declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Third Avenue
Manhattan
Metropolitan
Money and exchange rates in global money market update
Money on call at 11 4 percent and time money at 3 percent for sixty to ninety days, 3 1/2 percent for four months, and 4 percent for five to six months. Mercantile paper at 3 1/2 to 4 1/4 percent with various indorsements. Clearing House shows exchanges at 148,987,425 and balances 8,716,264 with a Sub-Treasury debit of 730,827. Foreign exchange and continental rates quoted. domestic centers note premiums and discounts across Chicago, Boston, New Orleans, San Francisco, Charleston, Savannah, St. Louis, Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile Paper
Clearing House
Treasury
London
Continental Exchange
Frances
Reichsmarks
New York
Chicago
Boston
New Orleans
San Francisco
Telegraphic
Charleston
Savannah
St. Louis
Cincinnati
London Market Holiday Shields Exchange From Trading
London notes a holiday on the Stock Exchange with no trading today. Money rates show 144 per cent, discount opens at 2% 211-16 for short bills and 2% 254 for three months. Gold premiums list Buenos Ayres 129.30 Madrid 26.6714 Lisbon 39.50 Rome 6.10. Bullion withdrawn from accidents totals 04,000. Bar silver unchanged at 2 7 13-16d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stock Exchange
Buenos Ayres
Madrid
Lisbon
Rome
Oc Canes
England
Prices Firm in Continental Centres Spanish Bonds Lead Rise
Paris June 23 prices opened undecided and firmed by close with general improvement. Spanish securities were strong amid belief no exterior coupon curtailment. Kafirs firm but inactive. Three percent rentes 100 francs 20 centimes for the account. Exchange on London 25 francs 12 centimes. Spanish 4s closed at 71.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
London
Berlin stock market opens weak on Americas and Canadian Pacifics
Berlin prices opened weak with Americans and Canadian Pacifics slipping while iron shares lagged on New York market weakness. After fluctuations there was some recovery aided by news Li Hung Chang was ordered to Peking. Coal shares stayed firm on Harpener report. London exchange 20 marks 43 pfennigs. discount rates quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
New York
Li-Hung-Chang
Peking
Harpener Company
Exchange
London
Boston Stock Market Quiet With Mixed Declines
Special to The New York Times from Boston on June 23 notes light overall trading except in Chicago Burlington and Quincy and Sugar. Dominion Coal and Parrot show declines while Stock Yards and Mexican Central move up. Erie Telephone down for the week. money markets in flux with call money around 2 to 2 1/2 percent and longer loans near 4 percent after election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Exchange
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Dominion Coal
Parrot
Erie
New York
Mercantile
Outside Securities Show Week of Dull Trading and Downward Tilt
In a quiet week ending Monday outside securities market activity remained flat with few transactions and a drift toward lower prices. Copper stocks faded after Friday interest, Amalgamated Copper and Union Copper declined, Distilling of America faced losses, and New Amsterdam trading shifted to debentures from stock as deposit call neared expiry.
Closing Quotation List for Bonds and Stocks Without Trades
New York Stock Exchange reports closing quotations for government bonds and for stocks with no transactions. The list records bid and asked prices for these assets, reflecting inactive trading in the period.
Complete Bond Transactions Fund Debt Notes and Stocks List
A dense OCR of bond listings and fund notes shows multiple securities with varied maturities and yields. It includes names like Adams Express Iowa Central Manhattan and Erie with 4s 5s and 6s, totals around 647000 in sales, and references to rail and regional issuers with assorted percentages and par values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Fund Debt
Secwienss
Mar Lo
Evan & St . Adams Express
Iowa Cent
Top & San Fé _ Trust Co
Cs Nese
Manhattan
Metropolley
Aus
Norwa
Nice Cave
Ealt & Ohio
Midland
Ist Brook Rap Tran
Philadelphia Prices Signal Stock Market Stability
Philadelphia June 238 stock market shows stability with signs of strength. Bethlehem and Cambria Steel advance to 15 percent while Consolidated Lake Superior recovers to 38 0 percent and 5,000 shares trade at 30. Asphalt rallies to 70. Pennsylvania rises as New York weakness prompts minor concessions in late trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Bethlehem
Cambria Steel
Consolidated Lake Superior
Pennsylvania
New York
Cambria
El.Co
Choctaw
Lehigh Val
Choctaw Pl
Marsden
Tr. P
Phila. Trac
LE. Es jUnion Trac
Clearing House Totals For Week Ended June 23
Weekly Clearing House returns show New York City total receipts of 693,074,843 for 1900 with declines from 1899 and 1898. Other cities such as Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Chicago St Louis New Orleans report mixed changes. Total for all cities across 5 days is 1,221,240,192, down 6.3 percent from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearing House
Financial Chronicle
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
Trade Figures Show Mixed Import and Export Totals
Imports of dry goods and general merchandise for the week reached 9 141 080 dollars while specie imports totaled 35 657 dollars. Exports were recorded at 5 307 607 dollars, reflecting a net difference between imports and exports.
Trolley Link Connects Hudson to Rye Beach and Port Chester
From Hudson to Solund route now possible via unions and transfers. In White Plains on June 23, riders can reach Rye Beach or Port Chester by riding to Mamaroneck, then Port Chester Street Railroad, then Rye transfer to a beach car. The chain links Tarrytown to Rye Beach in about two cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Solund
White Plains
N. Y
Rye Beach
Port Chester
Union Railway Company
Mamaroneck
Chicago Quotation Drift Steady Amid Quiet Market
Chicago June 23 The stock market opened quiet with little change. Linseed common fell to 10 while preferred held near 50, South Side Elevated slid to about 94 1/4 on light volume, and Biscuit eased to 28 1/4 with limited Strawboard trades at 28 1/2 to 28 3/4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Preferred
South Side Elevated
American Linseed
Wiene
American Strawboard
Chicago Packing Pf
National Biscuit
National Carbon
W. 5S. C
Bullion and Mining Market Quotes and Cripple Creek Trade
Silver bullion certificates stood at 60 61 on the Stock Exchange with no sales. London bar silver at 27 13 16d per ounce and New York at 86 3 4c. Mexican silver dollars quoted at 47 3 4c. On the Consolidated Exchange Cripple Creek Consolidated moved 000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
London
New York
Consolidated Exchange
Crippie Creek Consolidated
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Jersey Central
Mer
Pacific Mail
Northwest
Money and Exchange
Boston Stock Market
Bell Tel
Eric Tel
Stk. Y
U. S. Oil
Dom
C. Pf
Old Colony
Allouez Wene
Arnold Eens Vo
Pioneer
Avantic . O
Quincy
Baltic
Rhode Island
B & Cr Cc
Santa Fé
Bos. & Mont
Santa Ysabel Butte & Bo
N . N. Bos
Bos & Prov
Nx & T
Bos
West End
Outside Securities
New Amsterdam
National City Bank
Consolidated Gas Company
Amalgamated
Union Copper
Bay State Gas
Brooklyn Gas & Electric
American Agricultural Chemical
American Bicycle
American Bicycle Bonds
American Chicle
American Thread
American Woolen
Consol
Ry. el. Lighting & Equip
Distilling Company of America
Electric Boat
National Enameling & Stamp
National Gramophone
Standard Oil of
U. S
Flemington Coal & Coke
SEI
Yeeros General Carriage
Gold Hill Copper
Great Lakes Copper
Illinois Transportation
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis
Louisville, Henderson & St. L. Pf
Henderson & St. L
Markeen Copper
New. England
New York Transportation
Pittsburg, Bessemer
Lake Erie
Pittsburg Coal
iSig St. Louie Transit
Esees Veena
Seaboard Air Line
Cee Niwna Mae Ne
Superior
Boston Copper
Tennessee Copper
Miace Tion
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Tel. & Cable of A. 2d Ass
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United Railways of
Broadway
Seventh Avenue
Brooklyn City Railroad
Central Park
Brooklyn, Bath & West End
E. River
Columbus Ives
Columbus Railway
Con
N. Con
N. J. Sic
Eighth Avenue Railroad
St., Man
St. Nicholas
Man
Jersey City
Hoboken & Paterson
Nassau Electric
New Orleans Traction
Ninth Avenue Railroad
North Jersey Street Railway
Orange & Passaic Valley
Second Avenue Railroad
Sixth Avenue Railroad
Steinway Railway Co
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Syracuse Rapid Transit
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Union Railway
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Worcester
Mass
Buffalo
Aenaersee
Central Union
Columbus Gas
Consolidated Gas of
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N. J
Consumers’ Gas
Denver Gas
Essex & Hudson Gas
Indianapolis
Mutual Gas of
Madison
Wis
New England Gas & Coke
New England Gas & Coke Bonds
N. Ber Gas Co
St. Paul
Standard Gas
Syracuse Gas
Western Gas
Brooklyn Ferry
St Hoboken Ferry
Barney & Smith
NEW York Stock Exchange
Ohio
North West
Bur & Quincy
Illinois
North Pac
WONG
Cscee
Hades
BOOT
Ccc
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Chic
Mil & St P
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West Shore
Wu Ur
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Onison A. C. C
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Ice. Co
Nat. Biscuit
Nat
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Bankers and Commission Brokers
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Y. Produce Exchange
Uptown
S. W. Cor
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B’way
State Street
Market Strée
Hartford
Conn
Courant
R. I
Banigan
Betz
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Consolidated Stock
DERS
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34Th St
Cor
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Stern Bros
Baches
SPE Aemri
Alaska Nome
Cape Nome
Jl, McLean & CO
N.Y
New York Produce Exchange
Pittsburg Stock Exchange
Chestnut St
Conanees, St
Ennis & Stoppani
New St
Broad St
Astor Court
Waldorf-Astoria
Abater
MO. H. Kimball & Co
Broadway, N
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Consolidated Exchange Sales
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Brooklyn R. T
Big Dat
An & Ohio
Federal Steel - Ou
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Louis. & Nash
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BOM
Southern Ry
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Wabash
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