Wall Street Slump Follows Early Rally Amid Heavy Liquidation
The market opened higher led by Amalgamated Copper and Anaconda but soon deteriorated as heavy selling hit St Paul Union Pacific Reading and Steel shares. Analysts note increased stock floating supply and waning short covering reflecting a struggling rally with potential for a violent rebound if demand returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Reading
Amalgamated Copper
Closing Quotations for Government Bonds and Stocks
Closing bid and asked quotations for government bonds and stocks with no trades show a wide spread across many issues. The list includes U.S. and foreign issuers, utilities, railroads, and industrials with varied prices such as Am. Tel, Am. Exp, Home Stake, Westinghouse, and several bonds from 1907 to 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town C. Pf
M.pf
Ds. R
le W. Co
D. C
G. Pf
W. Philip
Adams Exp. P
Alb. & Sus
Ae Alle & W
Long Island
Man. Beach
A. B.S
Ma. C
C&f Mich. Cent
Ooy
M. & Stl
A. O. Pt
An. G
D. Tel
G. T
M. Co
Snuff
A. Sro
A. T
K Co
G. W
N. W. Ae
L. Pf
Svoencelos
P. Sp
Fe Kish
Guieni
U. Ry
T. H
T. H Ssr. Yeas Ps
Ft. W
D. City
Gen. Ch. Co
Aisaausnsae Boe
B.claflin
Co Aelyi
P. Pf
Iowa
Cotton Market and Weather Forecast for Cotton States
Weather outlook shows unsettled or shower risk across North Carolina to Eastern Texas and parts of the Deep South with variable winds. The cotton market edges higher on July, October, and December futures amid nervousness over delivery and short covering, while spot markets stay quiet or mixed in multiple ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Arkansas
Kansas
Tennessee
New Orleans
Liverpool
Wall Street
Egypt
Continent
Providence
Rhode Island
Houston
Galveston
Miller & CO
Bureau
Transactions in Bonds and Debentures in Erie Market
Bond trading data lists various issues including Interboro-Metro loans, Japanese Gov bonds, Mexico and Canadian issues, and U S Government 2s and 6s. Multiple quantities, prices, yields and percentages are shown for rail, utility, and industrial securities with total sales and comparative changes.
Pittsburg Transactions on the Local Exchange
Special to The New York Times reports transactions on the Pittsburg local Exchange for today June 27. The brief item notes activities and general levels without detailed figures or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
Grain and Provisions Wheat and Corn Futures Report
Wheat moved from a steady forenoon to a firm close with about a 4 cent gain from the day’s low and a 6 percent advance. Rain favored Spring wheat sections while Winter belt saw less. Liverpool Paris Berlin mixed gains. Cash wheat steady with No 2 red around 93 94 cents. Corn firm all day on strong cash demand and lighter interiors. No 2 corn 60 61 cents. Futures show broad gains across grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sone
Liverpool
Paris
Berlin
Budapest
Northern
Duluth
Manitoba
Shorts
Chicago
Jersey City Firms Form New Corporations
The General Engineering Contracting Company of Jersey City lists capital of 50000 with incorporators Arthur C. Schiller John A. Barnes and H C Hamilton. G. Gahagan's Sons Jersey City builders capital shows 000 with incorporators James Gan William A. Gahagan Jr and J Alfred Gahagan. The Realization Company of America Jersey City real estate capital 100000 with incorporators H O Coughlan B S Mantz and Tomas F Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Engineering Contracting Company
Jersey City
Capital
Arthur C. Schiller
John A. Barnes
H. C. Hamilton
G. Gahagan
James Gan
William A. Gahagan, Jr
J. Alfred Gahagan
The
Realization Company of America
H. O. Coughlan
B. S. Mantz
Tomas F Barrett
City Seeks 5 Million From Telegraph Subway Firms
Supreme Court Justice Giegerich appointed a three member commission to determine the city’s claim of 5 million dollars from Consolidated Telegraph and Electrical Subway Company and Empire City Subway Company Limited. Commissioners Odell Philbin Joline hear the case. The city seeks 10 percent earnings over costs. firms deny earning such amounts. The city may seize conduits if payments fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Giegerich
Consolidated Telegraph and Electrical Subway Company
Empire City Subway Company, Limited
Hamilton Odell
Eugene A. Philbin
Adrian H. Joline
Orporation
Burr
Annual meetings set for Cowperthwait Bedding Co and Adams Mattress Co
The Cowperthwait Bedding Co holds its annual stockholders meeting at 95 Park Row New York City at 10 A M on Thursday July 12 for election of a board and other business. The Adams Mattress Co holds its annual stockholders meeting at 45 W 93d St New York City at 12 noon on Thursday July 12 for election of a meeting. Both sessions will run for one hour. Ernest Wernher is secretary in both notices dated June 28, 1900 and June 28, 1906 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Times
San Francisco
Alpha Cohn
Ophir
Chicago
Belcher
Overman
Best & Bel
Potosi
Nevada
Utah
G & Curry
Hale & Nor
Saree Ee
Julia Sseene
Tonopah
St. Ives
Manhattan
Cash Golden Ranch
Jim Butler
Nan Dexter
Tee
McNamara
Joe
Midway
An Mining
Po Montana
Mustang
North Star
Pine Nut
Ohio
Bullfrog
Goldfield Bullfrog
Adams
Bullfrog N. B
Atlanta Seers
Eclipse Seeee
Dixie
Gold Bar
Kendall Oc
Orig
Mohawk
Steinway
Sandstorm
Colorado Springs
Gardner & Co
Acacia
Keystone
Banner
Gibson
Dante
N. Haven
Portland
Findla
Rose Maud
Rose Nicol
Sovereign
Isabelle
Jackpot
J. Johnson
Peoples Bank of
City of New York
William Milne
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago & ST. Louis
Cowperthwait Bedding CO
Park Row
New York City
Ernest Wernher
Adams Mattress CO
Dissolution of Rich & Sayles Firm and Continuation by Morris Rich
The firm Rich & Sayles dissolves by mutual consent. Morris Rich will continue the business at 8 Washington Place, New York City. Dated New York, June 26, 1906. Morris Rich, Isaac Sayles. Westchester & Bronx Title & Mortgage Guaranty Company declares a semiannual dividend of 2 1 2 percent payable July 6, 1908, to stockholders of record at close of business June 30, 1906. Francis M. Carpenter, Dated June 24, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illiam J. Field
Bank OF the Manhattan Company
New York
The
Manhattan Company
D. H. Pierson
Jefferson Bank
Canal and
Forsyth Sts
Houston and
Clinton Sts
WM. H. Devlin
Atchison, Topeka and Santa FE Railway Company
Board of Directors
H. W. Gardiner
Nassau Street
New York City
Wisconsin Central Railway Company
Maitland, Coppell & Co
William Street
Wisconsin Central Railway Co
William L. Bull
the Mutual Bank
Mutual Bank
Lars Hugh N. Kirkland
East River National Bank
Z.eb
Newboll
Columbia Bank
Fifth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Griffith
Bank OF America
W. M. Bennet
Fulton National
J”ne
T. J. Stevens
Yorkville Bank
Wm, IL
Frankenbach
Rich & Sayles
Morris Rich
Washington Place
Isaac Sayles
BE. W. Bliss Company
Borough of
Brooklyn
Westchester & Bronx Title & Mortgage Guaranty Company
White Plains
N. Y
Francis M. Carpenter
Copper Range Consolidated CO
Board of
Frederic Stanwood
Distillery Securities Corporation
R. C. Rann
Nipissing Mines Company
W. O. Fletcher
Interest Declaration by Trustees at 3 1 2 Percent
The Trustees announce interest at three and one half percent per annum on deposits not exceeding 3000 for three or six months ending June 30. Interest payable after the third Monday in July with deposits before July 10 drawing from July 1. Joseph Bird president Frank G. Stiles secretary Constant M. Bird assistant secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Dock Savings Institution
Bowery, Cor
N. Y
Andrew Mills
Charles Miehling
WM. F. Patterson
Ass’t
Joseph Bird
Frank G. Stiles
Constant M. Bird
Bowery Savings Bank Declares Semiannual Dividend
The Bowery Savings Bank at 128 and 180 Bowery New York announces a semiannual dividend of 3 1 2 percent per annum for deposits of 5.00 and up to 3 000 deposited at least three months before July 1. Dividends credited July 16 1906 and interest earned from July 1 for deposits on or before July 10 1906. President William H. S. Wood Comptroller Henry A. Schenck Secretary Walter Coggeshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel D. Styles
Alexander C. Milne
Frederick N. Cheshire
West 84Th Street
5Th
6Th Avenues
NEW York Savings Bank N. W. Cor
14Th St
8Th Avenue
William Fellinger
James L. Wandling
Archibald M. Pentz
Irving Savings Institution
Chambers St
New York City
Board of Trustees
W. H. B. Totten
G. Byron Latimer
Bank For Savings
City OF
New York
Fourth Avenue
Board of Trustee
William W. Smith
Charles A. Sherman
James Knowles
Broadway Savings Institution
Park Place
L. A. Stuart
Union Dime Savings Institution
Broadway
ST. & Sixth Avenue
Greeley Square
Charles Sprague
Francis M. Leake
William G. Ross
Bowery
William H. 8S. Wood
Henry A. Schenck
Walter Coggeshall
Also Mentioned on This Page
London
Jacob Field
Anaconda
Thomas W. Lawson
Carsten Boe
Bears
Southern Pacific
United States Steel
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Yck
Interborough
G. M. Co
Rutland
Tex. C
L. T
U. Rys
St West
Westinghouse
Poiyfts
Ber
NEW York Stock Exchange
Erie
Penn
U S
Interboro-Metro
Sterl
Bodo
Wececevse
Cece
Kuhn
Kans City
Loeb & Co
Imp
Louis & N
Trae Loeb & Co
Blevist
Mexico
Adams Express
St L & San Frrr
Chi
Bur & Quincy
Sarwsesee
Sage
Laetiaweese
San An & Ar P
Chi, Mil & St Paul
Cnt
Sea A& L Ry Gold
Chi, RI & Pace Ry
Ewes Ee
Ri& Prr
Col
Ccc Vesee
del & Hud Cnv
TMU. Co
Steatt
Sadie Wate
Norf & Wn
Pocah
Ieee Es
C&c
Chi, Ri& Prr
Ribod Touers
Colorado Industrial
Colorado
Rys
Steel Corpor
Hyuluwod
Long Isle
St-L & N
Sig
Gieie Odor
Wabash
Pittsburg Transactions
Cable Con
Crucible Steel
Ind. Brewing
Ohio Fuel
Ohio Tonopah
Pitts. Brew
Pittsburg Coal Pf
Pitts. Con
Neeeneee
Pitts. O. & G
River Coal
U. S. Steel
Steel
West
Penn. Ry
Allegheny Nat. Bank
Iron City Trust
Duquesne Trac
Treasury Balances
Washinton
Treasury
General Fund
Ion
United States
Peicsance
Was &S
Aeet
Ae Benne
Philippine Treasury
Grain and Provisions
the Consolidated Exchange
Allis-Chalmers
Sane
Cope
T&s. F
T&s. F. 89 116% 3,300 Balt. & Ohio
Brooklyn R. Ches & Ohio
Erie Ee
Ill Central
Louis, & Nash
Svcel
Rock Island
Southern Pac
Southern Rg
Texas Icific
Union
Erie Aber. Ve
Incorporated
New Jersey
Windsor G Crust Company
Uptown
Fifth Ave
47Th St
Nassau & Cedar Sts
A. G. Norrie
Banks
Merchants’ National Bank
Freeman
Irving National Bank OF New York
Benjamin F. Werner
Consolidated Traction Company
Newark
N. J
North Jersey Street Railway Company
J. P. Dusenberry
North River Savings Bank
German Exchange Bank
Edmund F. Swanberg
Riverside Bank
H. H. Bizallion
Railroads
NEW York, Ontario & Western Railway Company
R. D. Rickard
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway CO
Grand Central Station
Charles F. Cox
Michigan Central Railroad CO
Lake Erie & Western Railroad
Com Rc
Caes
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad Co
Des Moines & Fort Dodge R. R.co
Central Trust Company
F. H. Davis
Canada Southern Railway Company
Sutmvur
Garfield National Bank
Twenty-third St. & Sixth Ave
W. L. Douglass
Fourth National Bank
Harlees H. Patterson
Chatham National Bank
Savings Bank
Edward V. Loew
William M. Hazelton
Granville B. Smith
H. P. Doremus
Cashier
H. F. Hutchinson
M. & J. Schmidt Company
Max Schmidt
State OF New York
Secretary of State
Erdmann Color Specialty Company
Stoc
City
Albany
Horace G. Tennant
Copartnership Notices
Toledo, ST. Louis & Western Railroad Company
JAS
Steuart Mackis
Nashville, Chattanooga
Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad CO
Trinity Building
L. Hoover
Coal, Iron & Railroad CO
Birmingham Division
Alabama Steel & Ship Building Co
Hanover National Bank
Howard C. Seaman
Albemarle & Chesapeake Canal Company
Norfolk, VA
First Marines
D. S. Burwell
United Traction and Electric Company
Sweetland
N & Hauser
West Broadway
F. Carnahan
Consolidated Exchange Houses
Adustrial Corporation
Ennis &. Stopp
Chicago Board of Trade
Produce Exchange
É. Stoks
BOND
Broad Street
the Bowery Savings Bank
Thomas M. Mulry
John J. Pulleyn
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