Dividend Notice of New York Central and Hudson River RR
Clare and other details show a forty second consecutive quarter dividend of 4 1 4 percent on preferred stock as of August 17 1906 with transfer books by F E Bugbee. The Rome Watertown and Ogdensburg main car company dividend to be paid by the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad under contract terms after August 15 1906 to holders of record July 1. Edward L Rossiter, Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.E. Bugbee
New York Central& Hudson River Railroad Company
New York
Cme
Rome
Watertown & Ogdensgib
el Foventifize Redem
Ask
ts-Chalmers Co
Louisville & Nashville
Ts Co
Mackay
Manhattan
American Car & Foundry Ssereres
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Lema
Louw
T Pp
S. M
American Ice Securities
Caeeens
Kansas
Texas
Missouri Pacific
Gakeeestenes
Ios
National Enam
Stp
Newhouse & S
New York Air Brake
Ont
American Tobacco Pr
American Wsoillen
Pacific
Anaconda
Atchizon
Pennsylvania Railroad
Republic Iron & Steel
Ichesapeake & Ohio
Choo Et
Republic Iron
Steel
Cage Great Western
ICH
Chicago Great Western Ss
Ock Island
Cage
Great Western
iChicare
Mil
T. P
Chicago
St. P
St. Louis & Southwestern
Chicago & Northwestern
Southern Pacific Pr
Chicago Eeeree
Southern Railway
Colorado Fuel & Itom
Southern Railway Pr
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Tennessee Copper
Colorado & Southern
Texas & Pacific
Colorado & Southern Ist
Texas & Pacific Lé
Third Avenue
Tumbus & Hocking C. Ae
Eeeseeer
Fyaq
Toledo
St. Louis & West
West
Twin City
Union Pacific
Sts
Ilaware & Hudson Im
Cast Iron Pipe & F
Jistilling Securities
Nivel States Rubber
Teen Sess
Srcatees Big
United States Rubber
Erie
United States Steel
Wey
Federal
Federal Sugar
Neral Electric Co
Ee Ja.Car. Chem. Car. Chem. Pr
Great Northern
Asec
Great Northern Cre Cits
Hninois Central
Mee
Wabash Pr
Interborough- Metropolitan O
Western Tnion
Telegraph
Interborough-Metropolitan Pr
Westinghouse
Internation Harvester
Wheeling & Dake Erie
International
Wheeling & Lake
Wisconsin Central
Ilowa Central Seeecers
City South
Southern Indiana Railway Company
Bankers Trust Company
Wall Street
New York City
Girard Trust Company
Philadelphia
American Trust Company
Trade conditions show uneven improvement and steady demand
Dan's Review notes irregular trade with pockets of strong gem sales and steady furnace activity while New England output holds, although textile markets remain unsettled after big sale events. Imports from this port reach 236,245 with 5,641,099 exports. money is abundant but mercantile collections are fair and overall cautious investor sentiment persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
New England
Ces of Securities
New York
ea@ing
American securities abroad in London market report
London market report shows weak demand for American securities with erratic quotations. Foreign money rates listed include call money 3 4 percent and discount rates for short and long bills, along with Berlin and Paris exchange figures and French rentes at 9 4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ameri
Berlin
Paris Tate
Paris Exchange
Berlin Exchange
Government bonds close higher after yesterday’s quota data
Yesterday’s closing quotes show government bonds edging up against Thursday’s levels as investors digest new quota related data. Analysts note modest gains in yields and indicate traders await further economic signals before adjusting positions.
Market Drops Marked by Heavy Day in Stock Exchange
Total sales for the day were 1,618,10 shares versus 758,540 the previous day in 1907. For January 1 to August 14 the period totals were 107,983,742 shares, down from 136,173,303 in the same span in 197.
Wall StreetMarkets Fall as Rock Island Fears Echo Through
Stock market values declined sharply with over one million shares traded. Reports claimed Rock Island bond interest unpaid though funds were in bank, while St. Louis & San Francisco notes due later were likely financed. Major losses hit Amalgamated Copper and Reading, with broader sentiment blaming speculative excess. Despite volatility, outside conditions remained favorable and banks added cash reserves ahead of seasonal demand. Farmers may lift the economy with high grain and cotton prices as harvests move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Rock Island
St. Louis
San Francisco
Stock Exchange
Amalgamated Copper
Reading
Anaconda
National
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Asian Pacific
Clearing House
Federal Treasury
Bond Market Sales Report Sees Broad Bond Activity
Total bond sales reach 2,452,000 with numerous issues from N Y C Deb to Union Pac Ist and Reading Gen. The sheet lists varied bonds including corporate, municipal, and regional notes with prices and yields, reflecting strong market activity and diverse issuers across sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CF & I
Sears
L & N Unif
Lst Inc
Do 2d Inc
Anie Elie B & &I
Ind
Toho AO
Penn Ste
WOOD
Boon
Third Ave
Union Pac
Dry Goods Imports and Marketings This Week
Imports and marketings of dry goods this week, with comparisons, show values of 2,545,146 this week and 2,561,185 last week for safe goods. Other figures include 2,511,720 and 3,475,203 and 8,823,162, reflecting broader trade totals for the period.
Inactive Stocks On NYSE Show Few Transactions
Last actual sale and closing quotations appear for many issues with no activity yesterday. Figures list last sale and closing bids and asks for Am Avers etc as traders note sparse trading in many issues on the New York Stock Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Aégams
Kcfs&Ém Bt
Lake Shore
Long Island
Marine
Mackay Co
Man Beach
M & Ry
Midh
Mor & Es
Nash
Lin
Ann Arbor
Nat
Pete Oe
Batop
Brunswick
New C Deal
Eo Wey Gane L
C&s A
C&s A Tvs
TS Cof
Ny&nea
Nor & W
Cb&q
Co & Nw
Peo & B
PC Cast
Pcc&sl
Pitts Coal
Puill P Car
Dla& W
Byssi&g
Sl&sf
Dss&a Ley
Doc&elcis
Sears-R
Fed M & S
Gen Ch Co
Rys & L
Granby M
U Cig Pt
Usciper P
Hock Val
U_S Express
TU Sre&t
West
Os HO & & Pt
OTHIW
Money rates drift through call market as demand cools
Money on call opened at 1 percent with a high of 14 percent and a closing of 1 1 4 percent. Time money was unchanged. Brokers offered moderately and demand for short terms eased. Notable activity in five and six month money with varied rates. Mercantile paper available with higher grades in fair demand. Foreign exchange opened steady with cable quotes around 4.865 and 4.8510 for sixty day bills, quiet overall. bankers posted mixed sixty day rates and several currencies showed marginal shifts. Domestic exchange and bank clearings listed for major cities. silver and gold markets noted with London silver and Madrid and Lisbon premium observations. Government receipts and Sub-Treasury balances reported, with daily and year-to-date figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichsmarks
Techsmarks
Paris
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
New Orleans
Bank
Cincinnati
Savannah
New York
Philadelphia
London
Madrid
Lisbon
Washington
Sub-Treasury
Clearing House
Byrne & Cutcheon Counsel Note for John C. Weadock
John C. Weado ck, secretary at 7 Wall Street New York City, shown in a legal notice with Byrne and Cutcheon acting as counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Byer 2 Co
Wall Street
John C. Weadock
Byrne & Cutcheon
Outside Securities Market Slips Amid Meager Activity
Renewed weakness dominated the outside securities market with overall speculation subdued. Mining shares led the decline as fresh liquidations appeared, while several low priced issues and favorites showed fractional moves and limited rallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson
Bay State
United Copper
Nevada
Cumberland-Ely
Trinity
Yukon Gold
Nevada Utah
Greene-Cananea
Furnace Creek
Boston
Nipissing
la Rose
Cobalt Central
Foreign trading and metal markets show cautious activity
Market notes report subdued foreign stock activity with London and New York seeing weakness as American shares slide. Banks gain cash via Sub Treasury movements while copper prices edge down amid dull demand. Grain exports for the week rise with Wheat and Corn up from year-ago levels. market gossip notes stop-loss triggers on key rails and steel names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan-Hill
London
New York
Treasury
Interior
Canada
Washington
San Francisco
Seattle
Sub-Treasury
Customs
Internal Revenue
Sub- Treasury
Walker
Lake
Bradstreet
St Paul
Union Pacific
Reading, Steel and Smelters
Cobalt Central reports rich strike at Big Pete in Kerr Lake district
A telegram from Superintendent Young reports another rich strike in the Big Pete third level at a depth of 20 feet. The new vein runs east west, parallels No 2 vein, carries high silver values, and could equal prior Kerr Lake discoveries. This is the second blind vein found in the third level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated
Old Rock Island
Cobalt Central
Cobalt Central Mines Company
Wall Street
Young
Kerr Lake District
Great Western
Chicago Great Western
Omaha
St. Paul
Chicago
Missouri River
NEW Metal Exchange
New York Metal Exchange
George Nissen
the Metals Company
Thomas C. Dean
Lehigh Valeley Railroad Company
E. T. Steward
Jardine
Consolidated Exchange Sales Stock Totals Reported
Consolidated exchange sales show total sales of 165 580 units. The brief entry notes overall market activity with a single total figure.
Also Mentioned on This Page
London& Paris Exchange, Ltd
Basildon House, Bank
England
R. L. Day & CO
Wall St
Congress Strade
Municipal and Railroad
Pany
Paradie
Angie Cove Ofasi
Bradetreet's
Isme
Normel
American Securities Abroad
May
Tong
Foreign Government
Cologne
Zor Ss
Augsburg
F-On-M
Toronto
Yearvastel Dairy Ty Stewert & Lockwoul
Butai Bit Pte
Bic
Cota
New Temisk
Peterson Leake
Nova Scotia
Red Rock
Silver Leaf
Zretre
Clinton Gilbert
Well Street
America
Lincoln Liberty
Manhattan Co
Bronx Borough Market
Battery Park
Atte Mechanics
Butch & Drow
Mercantile
Ae Coat I
Consolidated
Chatham Mutual Mount Morris
onees _Chem
Safes
Nassau Veers
Fourteenth St
Sherman
Garfield Germano-Am
State
Germania
Greenwich
Union Exchange
Hanover
Ington
West Side
Irving
Eeewe Charles D. Barney & Co
Broad & Albany
Cal & Hecla
South 4Th Street
Cir&us
Philatelphia
Fitchbur
Nywn & H
Cement Cetes
Leabigh Val R R
Ann
Ola Colony
Greaty Miz
Marsden
Mess Con Cambria Steel
Phila Wee
Aoe
Ry. Oy
Mohawk
Mass Elec
Osceola
Elec St Bat Co
Penn RC Ea Ae Ee
Elec Co of
Penn Steel Co
Wee Teseept Am T & T Co
Fairmount Trac
Phila Ei Co
Quincy Min
Phila Rap Tr
Tei & T Co
Amarack Min Ins Co
Wolverine
Union Traction
U S Smelters Co
UN Gas Imp Co
Arcadian
Lehigh Nav 1 Weisbach Co
Am Penumaticcs
Phila Diec
Atlantic
Elec & Peo
Utah
Phila Co Se
Bingham Mic
American Can
American Shipbuilding
Ac National Biscuit
Booth
National Carbon
Oowerith Edison
Chicago Telephone
Money and Exchange
Baltimore
van Schaick & Co
United Eee
Nort
Chas
Seaboard
Nater Ss
Outside Securities
Chicago Subway
Simis Mining
Alaska
Argonaut
Atlanta Goldfield
Pawl
Boston Copper
Butte Coalition
Butte & NY
Ariz Smelt
Davis-Daly Estate
Dolores Min
Dominion Okes
Goldfield Daisy
Goldfield
Goldfield Oro
A. Fu
Mines
Nev-Utah
Nipissing M Co
North Butte
Allis-Ch Sa
L&é
Ing
Bay State Gas
Central
Clyde Steamship
aiTver Gas & Ei
Standard Oil
Eo Oo
Tens Faust Co. Trust
N.Y
Semeon St
Bkiym
Palio St
Jamaica
John W. Casties
Cotton
Bait & Ohio
Brook
National ST
Ont & Nor Pacific
People’s Gas
Ims
Ereteenee 'Republic
Imperial
Ivamondfekt
Goldfela
Mary McKinny
McNamara
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Siass
Oes
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