Stocks Close Strong as Low Priced Issues Active
Trading closed firm with low priced issues showing activity. Reports list war quotations and price changes for securities in San Francisco Cincinnati Boston Chicago Charleston Savannah and other markets. Bank clearings and foreign money rates across New York Boston Philadelphia Baltimore and more are noted alongside foreign securities and gold premiums in Madrid Lisbon and Buenos Aires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Telegraph
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Charleston
Savannah
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
London
Berlin
Berlin Exchange
Paris Exchange
Paris
Madrid
Lisbon
Buenos Ayres
Rome
Stock Exchange Trading Signals and Bond Listings
The page records bond prices and stock quotes across many issuers including Union 4s Gen 3s StL & Mt Gen, C& E Ist Ss, StL & Debbe, Pac Cl Tr 4s, Union Pac Ist 4s, Tex & ae Ist 5s, Wis Cent Gen 4s, and others. It notes totals of $3,954 500 in sales and highlights various bid and offer levels with multiple 8 9 7 percent style yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pac T
L & Bono
Debbe
A & AP
Trenton G & E
Cceenes
Tex & Ae
Cecneenes
U S
Wall Street’s Bearish Tone Fades as Prices Edge Higher
Trading showed moderate volume with an irregular price path. Early declines gave way to solid afternoon advances as investors anticipated eventual bull activity, with speculative liquidity expected before month’s end. Major rail stocks and Erie issues drew attention amid management shakeup talk at American Steel and Wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
St. Louis
San Francisco
Southern Railway
Southwestern Common
Texas and Pacific
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Southwestern Railroads
Paijway
Southwest
Erie
Wabash
American Steel and Wire Company
Day’s Bond Operations Show Mixed Treasury and Rail Market
Government bonds closed lower with final quotes listed for various U S issues. Railroad bonds showed a generally strong market with total par sales of 3,954,400, led by declines in several steel and regional lines and a broad mix of 4s and 3s across major companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermiscon
U.S. Be
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and Alton
Erie
Green Bay
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
Peoria
Reading
St. Louis
Iron Mountain
Southwestern
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
Wabash
American securities market closes heavy with New York sales
London reports a heavy market for American securities with widespread realizing sales. Closing prices include Atchison 8% Canadian Pacific 85 St Paul 1304 Minnesota Central 127% Louisville and Nashville 8% Union Pacific preferred 8% New York Central 1% Erie 154 Pennsylvania Reading 10 Erie ist preferred 424 Northern Pacific preferred 9% Grand Trunk 7 Anaconda 9%
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Minois Central
Louisville and Nashville
Union Pacific
New York Central
Erie
Pennsylvania
Reading
Northern Pacific
Grand Trunk
Anaconda
Money Market Holds Steady Amid Holiday Expectation
Banks report a weekly loss of 2,977,000 to the Sub-Treasury as markets ease. Interior demand shows relief with 2 percent wall money and easy accommodation on prime Mercantile paper. Call rate sits at 4 to 5 percent and short terms at 4 1 4 to 5 percent with railroad collateral. Foreign exchange remains steady with actual closing rates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sub-Treasury
New York
Life Insurance
Treasury condition report shows reserves and receipts for day
Washington reports the Treasury reserves and redemption divisions with gold and silver holdings, note and certificate totals, and available cash. Government receipts for the day total 1 918 247, with expenditures 1 745 000, and fiscal year gains 13 285 031. Sub Treasury shows debtor status to Clearing House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Treasury
General Fund
Mabimuars
Sansscecancs Vances
Washington
National Bank
Sub-Treasury
Clearing House
Wall Street and exchanges report on market activity
London sold heavy Chesapeake and Ohio and Pacific stocks in the local market. Amalgamated Copper and Norfolk and Western earnings gains were noted, with several rail and steel issues advancing on rumors of management changes and insider buying. Baldwin elected director of Corn Exchange Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Chesapeake and Ohio
Pacific Ies
Atchison Common
Atchison
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Reading First
Rock Island
St. Paul
Union Pacific Common
Manhattan
Delaware and Hudson
Louisville and Nashville
Baltimore and Ohio
Pacific Mail
Alton
People’s Gas
General Electric
Sugar
Union Becific
American Tobacco
Pinental Tobacco
United States
E Preferred
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Southernilway
E Steel
American Steel and Wire
Amalgamated Copper
Northwestern
Western Tnion
Northern Pacific Common
Illinois Central
American Steel Anti Wire
Widener-Elkins
American Steel and Wire Securities
American Steel and Wire Company
ERIE
Wabash
Wabash Common
Erie Common
First Preferred
Southern Railway
Norfolk and Western
Texas and Pacific
J. S. Bache & Co
Malcolm & Combes
A. H. Combs & Co
A. A. Housman & Co
Peoria
Eastern
Big Four
Compressed Air Company
Rome
Market Folio Shows Heavy Trading Across Rail and Copper Stocks
Yesterday's exchanges feature major activity from Wire-Honigman & Co. and Hous man & Co. 2,000 shares. Manhattan-Fairchild moved 4,000 while Sharp & Bryan and D. Lapsley sold. Amalgamated Copper and Atchison trades dominate, with multiple firms buying and selling large blocks, including 7,000 to 10,000 share movements and notable buys by Moore & Schley, J. Muir & Co., and Day & Heaton among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wire—Honigman & Co
Housman & Co
Manhattan
Fairchild
Sharp & Bryan
D. Lapsley
Federal Steel
Henry Brothers
Content
Kingsley, Mabon & Co
P. H. Minis
Union Pacific
Day & Heaton
Burras & Klopfer
D. Bacon
Armstrong & Co
Orvis Bros. & Co
Atchison
Moore & Schley
Walker Brothers
Keech, Loew & Co
L. Wormser
Federal Steel Common
Street & Norton
J. Bianchi
Federal Steel—Goldschmidt, Wolf & Co
St. Paul
J. R. Williston & Co
John Muir & Co
Tennessee Coal and Iron
A. Thomson
Sugar
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Amalgamated Copper
Malcolm & Combes
Atchison Common
Norfolk and Western Common
Edey & Sons
Rolston & Bass
R. H. Thomas & Co
A. H. Combs & Co
Atchison—Wassermann Brothers and
Strong, Sturgis & Co
Erie
Herzor & Sichel
Texas Pacific
A. H. Combs
Butler Brothers
Atchison—Wassermann Brothers
J. M. Amory
St. Paul Halle & Stieglitz
Wormser
American Tobacco
Bell & Co. and
Waggoner
Moore & Schley and
Harris & Fuller
Missouri Kansas and Texas R R Earnings Rise on Cotton and Trade
The Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad reports sharp growth in November earnings, up by 78971 versus 1899 and 220378 for the month, with July 1 figures up 579.61. The Sherman Shreveport and Southern line completion to Shreveport expands Western to Eastern traffic, linking to the Queen and Crescent system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri, Kansas and
Texas
Southwest
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
Shreveport and Southern
Shreveport
Missouri
Kansas
Atchison's Dividends Declared on Preferred Stock
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad directors declared a semi annual dividend of 2 3 percent on the preferred stock from surplus earnings for the year ended June 30 1900. The gain includes earnings from the San Francisco and San Joaquin Valley Railroad. No action on common stock was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
San Francisco and
San Joaquin Valley Railroad
December Wool Trades See Fewer Failures But Higher Losses
Bradstreet's reports November shows fewer failures yet heavier failures than October due to three large collapses in wool and woollen goods. One wool dealer, one dry goods commission house, and a woollen fabrics manufacturer drove the excess. Compared with November last year, activity is down slightly with a smaller number of failures and impairments, while November typically marks wholesale trade retrospection and year-end settling.
November business failures and liabilities comparison
Failures for November totaled 9 reported to Bradstreet's, with liabilities at 13 423 991 and assets at 6 267 825, yielding 46.6 percent assets to liabilities. Casualties fell slightly from October but were 5.7 percent higher than November last year, while November numbers were 10 percent below those of the prior November. Liabilities rose 39 percent from October and were 7 percent higher than November 1839 but 26 percent lower than November 1838.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Bradstreet
Railroad earnings show mixed gains over prior year
Yesterday's figures cover the last week in November and the month, listing lines including Alabama and Great, Chesapeake and Ohio, Chicago Great Western, Cleveland Lorain and Wheeling, Evansville and Terre Haute, Evansville and Indianapolis, Louisville and Nashville, Mexican Central, Mexican National, Minneapolis and St Louis Central Branch, Southern Railway, Mobile and Oh, St Louis and San Francisco. The report notes various changes year over year with several lines showing increases and others declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Great
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Cleveland
Lorain
Wheeling
Evansville
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Louisville
Nashville
Mexican Central
Minneapolis and
St. Louis
Hc Ovnes
Southern Railway
Mobile
San Francisco
Securities at Auction by Muller Sons in New York Salesroom
Securities were sold at public auction in New York by Adrian H. Muller & Son. The offerings included various railroad and company bonds, mortgages, and shares such as St Louis Kansas City and Northern Rail Road bonds and Virginia Iron Coal and Coke Company stock, with numerous 5 to 7 per cent interest rates and due dates through 1935. The sale lists many named issuers and bond types, reflecting a broad auction of corporate securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth and Iron Range
Duluth and Iron Range Railroad
Twin City Rapid Transit
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Third Avenue
American Sugar Refining Company
William H. Baldwin, Jr
Long Island Railroad Company
Corn Exchange Bank
New York
Adrian H. Muller & Son
St. Louis
Kansas City
Nicholas Avenue Railway Company
Kansas City Elevated Railway Company
Gila Valley Globe and Northern Railroad
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Texas and Pacific Railroad
Fage
St. Louis, Irom Mountain and Southern Railroad
General Consolidated
Pre- Duiggg Soca
Northwestern Elevated Railroad Company of
Chicago
Ratopilas Mining Company
Virginia Iron, Coal and Coke
Tillvetes Dd Udnisegedl Ee Saeeeas
Tennessee
Virginie, Gas
Geen
Nel Roatt Cort
Acu Ahaa
Connie Ice Capa Cesennsseeden Endankccgans
Savings, Investment and Trust Company
East Orange
N. J
Brooklyn Union Gas Company
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
American Express Company
New-York Rubber Company
Chicago, Milwaukee and
St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern
Norfolk
New—Brunswick
Mubuque
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Cansas City
Toad First
Martenae
Central Railroad of
la Salle Gas Company
Rochester and
Pittsburg Railroad
Gage & Per Cent
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
St. Paul and
Sioux City Railroad
San Francisco
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Northern
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Rochester and Pittsburg
St. Paul
Stillwater and
Taylor Vale
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
Sxchanas
Truar Company
United
Consolidated Sinking Fund
St. Louis Southwestern Railroad
First Mort
Toledo and Ohio Central Railroad
Evansville and
Terre Haute Railroad
First Carenen
Pee Cons
Corrigan Street Railway Company of
Kandue
Nashville, Chattanooga and
St.Louis
Evansville and Indianapolis Railroad
Newark Gas Company
Gage
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Consolidated Mortgage Sinking Fund
Peoria and Pekin Union Railroad
Rutherford and Suburban Gas Company
First
Albury and Susquehanna Railroad
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad
Pennsylvania Central Brewing Company
Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western Rail
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis and Omaha
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Morris and Essex Railroad
Canada Southern Railroad
Reading Company
Ae Saginaw Steel Steamship
Mrn de Caewiade
Cewckebika Oes
New-York Produce
T. Morgan & Co. T
Winchester
Traction
Wington
One ' Avenue Railway Company
Fragmented 1948 Security List From New York Borough Notices
A garbled 1948 financial list references coupons, shares, and bonds across multiple firms and cities including Louisville Evansville St Louis, New York Central, Bank of America, Garfield National Bank, Mechanics National Bank, Colonial Trust, and Baltic Realty. It mentions debentures, preferred stock, mortgage bonds, and a Baltic Realty Company property in Brooklyn with dates and locations obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiccaiac
Loutaville
Louis En
Louisville
Evansville
St. Louis
Conaastereh Wetiung Taut Nies Watt
Gage
J. Morgan &C. Receiptsy
Iodemmeine Coal Company
Consolidated
Garfield National Bank
Mechanics’ National Bank
Brooklyn Union Gas Company
National Bank of Commerce
Colonial Trust Company
Mahoning Coal Railroad Ampacy
Dominion Steamship C
Tom New-Haven and Railroad
Dancadt Teetshane
Forty-second Street
Manhattanville
St. Nichlas Avenue
Guaranty Trust Company
Twelfth Ward Bank
New York
Tgpe
Rantic Storage Company
Baltic Realty Company
William Baskerville
Brooklyn Wharf and Warehouse Company
Ferris and Vaniykests
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Wharf and Transfer Company
Franklin
Borough of
Outside Securities See Mixed Activity In Outside Market
Trading was moderately active with several issues moving. General Carriage traded 3.00 shares and rose to 5 percent, Inter state Oil gained a percentage point to 7, and Rubber Goods solid to 429 percent margin. New England Transportation firm, New Y Transportation slipped to 6 percent. Five hundred American Bridge preferred sold at 92 percent, Consolidated Equipment at 4? percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linois Transtion
New England Transportation
New Y. Transportation
British Columbia
Distillers of America
Lae Transit
American Bridge
Sol
Consolidated Equipment
Active Stocks In Miscellaneous Securities
Furnished by C. F. Frothingham reports miscellaneous securities activity. Active stocks are listed under the brokerage data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Frothingham
Gas Companies. New York bids and asks list
Furnished by C F Frothingham listing bid and asked prices for several gas companies and securities. Includes NY & East R Cen Un Gas Ss 106% 10? 1944 Ist 5a. Equit Con 5s Nor Un Ist 5s 102% 104%. Mutual Co 28 Gas 130 13. N Am Co Se 108% do Gm pref 150 4 NY &ER Cn m Ww Snl0e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minn & & L
Sy Thean Central
National Steel
North American
Northern Pacific
Central
McCé&F
T &iXort & Wente
J Central
eFass
Peo & East
Brooklyn Balt & Ohio
Pacific Mail
Pull
Contin
Southern Pacific
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Federa! Etcei
Ite
Fock Valley Pt
Inter Paper
Nash
Ty Te Wabash Web
Missouri Pacific
A Menhatten
Tixiwis Central
Sane
High Los
Albany
Sus
Adams Express
Car & Fury
Solig OS
Amer Cotten
Amer Express
BN Salal
Butte
Amsti & Wire
SSR
SSN RE
Am Steel Rica
Ann Arbor
Fay. Hay
Amai
Brunswick
Buff R & Pitts
Ao Press i
Canada South
Canadia
Ches & Ohio
RTS
Chic & East Ml
Chie Gt West
Rey As
Lou
Chicki & Pac
O. Sa
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Pitts
Col Fuel & Iron
Peer Col & South - T
Col & Hock
Hg i
Com Cable
Consol
Pas del & Hudson
Ee Deny & Rio Gr
M & Ft
Evans & T Hay
W & Rio i Gen Electric Co
Hocking Vailey
Tinos Central
Ewan Central
Kana & Mich
Kan City & &O
TA Louls & Nash
Man Beach
Manhattan
Awe
Mae
Michigan
Ae Minn & St Louis
al Moran & Tex
Mobile & Ohio
Morris & Pissex
Nat Biscuilt
National
National Steel 3A
Ang New Cent
Rao
Vyiack&w
Ohio
Ind
Ontario
Pacific Coast
Penn Coal
Penn RR
Peoria
Fast
Pee Dee
Oa Oe
Peo Gas & Os
Pere Marquett
C&s
Pullman
Lee
Rens & Sara
Rio Gr West
St Jos
Lante South
Texas & Vpacific
Tel Peo & West
Fiat
Twin City
Bag & P
Trion Parific
Boonaconda Gold
Amganss
Axpress Bor
Wells F
Pat
New-York
TER
Antioea
C.F. Frothingham
NY & East R
Equit
Mutual Co
N_Am Co
NY &Er Cnm
Also Mentioned on This Page
Go Inc
South Pac
THE
Stock Exchange
Consolidated Exchange Sales
Ing
Amal Copper
Car & F
Cotter
Steel & W
Brooklyn RT
Chie Bar & Qy
St P
CRI & Pac
Col Fuel Cent Tobacco 51'S
Simdel & Hudson
Big
Iron
Southern Ry
Tenn C & I
R&t
Eadereccce One Mesgeeaenees
S& F
American Securities Abroad
Money and Exchange
Federal Treasury
Reserve Fund
Wall Street and Exchanges
Will
Wes
Wss
American Bank
Association
Soda
Read Co
Amer
Barney & 3
Celluloi
Fireworks P&a
Aye Empire Steel
Empire Steel
Genera
Chemical
J. B. Stetson
Ison Square Garden
Loan & Imp
N.Y
Old Dominion S
Pratt & Whitney
An-F Nu Simmons Hardware
Paa
Singer
Singer M Aaveeee
Swift
Cwoeeser
Pacific Coal
Trenton Potteries
Union Switch
Signal
Union
U. S
Outside Securities
Am Ag Chem
C & Cote
Wena É&Bl
Interstate
Am Woollens
Otis Elev cm
Royal BP
Saeed
Atlantic
A& Me
Bklyn
Bklyn Town
Bklyn C & Newtn
Coney Island & B
Coney Island
Calvary
Lorimer
M& Jamaica & Bk
Grand St & N
M& T
Os Faa
Sea Beach
Bay State Gas Co DP Sivan
Tnt
Colum Gas Co
Asa Ee
Aba Sasa
D. T
West
Milwaukee
Mae &J
Bia
Werry
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