Railroad Earning Figures and Bank Stock Prices Shown
The table lists gross earnings for multiple railroads in 1906 to 1908 with May and quarterly figures. It includes Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg, Wabash, Detroit Toledo and Ironton, Hidalgo and Northeastern, Mexican International, National of Mexico, Grand Trunk System and Canada, Grand Trunk Western, Detroit Grand Haven and Milwaukee, Canada Atlantic, Denver Rio Grande, and bank stock bids and asks as compiled by Clinton Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo, Rochester & Pitsbur
Wabash
HOS
Ann Arbor
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton
Hidalgo & Northeastern
Inthroceanto OF Mexico
Mexican International
National OF Mexico
Twin City Rapid Transit
Toledo
ST. Louis & Western
Grand Trunk System
Grand Trunk OF Canada
Grand Trunk Western
Detroit
Grand Haven
Milwaukee
Canada Atlantic
Denver
Rio Grande
Clinton Gilbert
Wall Street
America
Liberty
Lincoln
Fis
Jina National
Manhattan Co
Market & Ful
Metropolis
Mercantile
Metropolitan
Merchants
Mount Morris
Mutual
Nassau
Nat Copper
NY County
New Netherland
Nineteenth
Fifth Avenue
Fourth Nat
Fourteenth St
Twelfth Ward
Union Exchange
Washington Hts
West Side
Stocks Decline On Profit Taking
Stock activity fell as investors booked gains amid lighter trading. Total daily volume reached 542,28 shares versus 235,903 on the same day last year. For the year to July 10, turnover totaled 87,578,4%2 shares, down from 118,590,910 in 1907. Unlisted.
Financial Affairs Securities Decline After Bryan Nomination
The stock market fell on profit taking with the Dow near day’s lows after Denver nominated Bryan. Trading was lighter, about 100000 shares less than yesterday, and prospects of a Republican win offered limited optimism. Bank cash gains and government deposit movements provided some support while export totals for the year show strong breadstuffs and oil, but sharply lower cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Bryan
Wall Street
Mr. Bryan
New Haven Road
Boston & Maine
New York Central
Delaware & Hudson
New Haven
New England
Secretary of the Treasury
Bond Market Sales Report Shows Broad Bond Activity
A dense listing of bond sales across multiple issuers tracks varied demand for corporate and government securities. Notable entries include Japanese 4% bonds, United States and regional issuers with 4s and 4s convertible issues, and prices ranging around par with many around mid 90s to 100. The record reflects heavy trading, with totals in tens of millions and numerous 4s and 5s notes from railroads, utilities, and financial firms.
Inactive Stocks on NYSE Quiet, Prices Listed
Last actual sales and closing quotations shown for stocks with no transactions yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange. Bid and asked figures accompany each issue, including names such as Am Exp, New Coal, Marine, North Am, Sears Roebuck, and Union Pacific, with many entries indicating fractional or percentage-based quotes and pref shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
A Ag
L HB & W
Lake Shore
Long Island
Ah&l Pf
Marine
Am Lin
Mack Co Ae
Man Beac
MD Coal
Speen
Midh
T& C
Nat Bis Pf
INE &Spptmw
New C Coal
Y Air B
Nyc&sli
North Am
Pac Coast
Peo & E
Pcc&st
Pitts Coal
Pm&o
But R Co
C&elicia
C&st L
F &I
Sears-R
SSS &I
Ss Cpr
Tex & Pac
DL & W
D&rg
Av R
T Rvs & L
Granby M
Teel Sret
Hock Val
Usberio
Vandalia RR
Ing-R Co
Vulcan Det
Jwells-F
Iowa
West An Tel
Kan & M
Kane
Kcfs&m
Panama
New York City
Los
Roy
Boortaet
Alaska Mines
Boston
Brit Col
Butte & NY
Cobalt Central
iCon Ariz Smelt
Cum-Ely
Davis-Daly Eaeeesa
Dolores Lim
Domin Copper
Florence
Giroux
Gold Hill
Greene Lee
Miami
Mines Co of
McKin-Carasses
Nipissing Mines Co
North Battery
Pitts Stak
San Pedro
tSearchi't
M & Mi
Iveste Fo
Utah
Yukon
Tidewater
Money Market and Foreign Exchange Reported in Detail
Money on call opened at 114 percent, with highs at 1 14 percent and lows near 1 percent. Time money in moderate demand. maturing loans common for renewals. Rates for sixty to six months quoted. mercantile power fair but subdued by low rates. Foreign exchange opened steady, cables and demand sterling around 4.8690 to 4.8695, with updates in the afternoon. Bankers' posted rates show varied sixty day and longer terms. Domestic exchange lists city premiums and discounts. New York and Chicago bank clearings tallied, plus silver, gold premium, and Mexican exchange figures. Government receipts and sub-treasury balances reported, with daily and monthly totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Holland
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Savannah
Pierling
Germany
Reichsmarks
Paris
Belgium
American securities abroad market closes irregular in London
London reports irregular close on American securities with final prices and split fortunes. Foreign money markets show call money at 4 percent, discounts around 1 to 2 percent. Berlin and Paris rates listed, gold at 77s 10 3/4d, Paris exchange 25 francs 11 4 centimes. British consols at 75 and 87 percent, French rentes at 95 francs 65 centimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin
Paris
Paris Exchange
Berlin Exchange
Exports of Domestic Products for June and Year
The Bureau of Statistics reports June exports by commodity with breadstuffs and cotton leading, and mineral oils steady. For the year ended June 2, total exports reach about 840 million dollars, dominated by meat, dairy products, cattle and hogs, and mineral oils, with varied totals across 1906 to 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Imports of drygoods show higher totals this year
This week imports and marketings of drygoods are reported with comparisons to last year. Total imports amount to 1,794,718 this period versus 1,532,570 last year, while total marketings reach 1,871,759 this year compared with 1,043,923,974 previously.
Outside Securities Market Activity Mixed With Gains
The outside securities market showed brisk activity at times with notable strength in certain spots. Profit taking appeared irregular in parts, mostly small declines, while industrials gained. Major movers included Standard Oil up 2 points, American Writing Paper advancing, and Goldfield Consolidated leading the mining group on heavy buying. several other issues held mixed positions with bonds quiet and most names steady or near unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Goldfield Consolidated
Daisy
Florence
Boston
Nevada Consolidated
Cumberland-Ely
Butte Coalition
Greene-Cananea
la Rose
Allis-Chalmers
American Steel Foundry
Consolidated Stock Exchange Attaches Caution Amid Downturn
Stock exchange activity remained robust though not as strong as Thursday with prices generally easing. Profit taking drove the reaction while commissions stayed fair and largely on the buy side. Traders paid little heed to Bryan’s nomination and the Denver convention radical platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Bryan
Denver
Foreign trading and dividends in the market report
Foreign houses traded about 20,000 shares with United Steel Union Pacific and Anaconda. Dividends declared include Federal Sugar Refining 1 percent on preferred stock and Grand Rapids Railway 2 1/2 percent on preferred stock. Currency movements show bank balances and interior transfers. Grain crop value to farmers estimated at 2.6 million dollars, led by Rock Island lines. Extra dividend voted for United Fruit. grain exports for the week and Havana Electric dividends delayed. Downticks in steel unfilled tonnage and mixed trade signals with cautious buyers and potential autumn demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enemas
Ésco
Bale & Ohio
Bklyn Raper
Canadian Pacifica
Ches & Ohio Ne
Chi Mil & St P
Waa
Col Fuel & Ae
Securities Oeesceee
Sol Loula & Nash
Mo Kan & Tex
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Republ
Ft Eercceoe
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Southern Ry
Union Pac
US Steel
Wabash
United Steel
Union Pacific
Anaconda
London
United States Steel
Federal Sugar Refining Company
Grand Rapids Railway Company
Interior
Washington
New York
Seattle
Winchell
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
United Free
United Frult Company
Bra
Street’s
Agmrom
Havana Electrics
Havana Electric Way Company
Dunn
New England
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. W. Halsey & Co
Philadelphia
Arthur Gramp
the Times
Stock Exchange
Erstem
London& Paris Exchange, Ltd
Basildon House, Bank
England
Wall St
National Copper Bank
Mercantile National Bank
Fourth National Bank
American Exchange National Bank
Broadway
Payshirst
Tecoré
W. Zimmermann
Adams Express
Allis-Chalmers Co
American Smelting Pr. B
American Steel Fdry
American Tel & Tel
Atchison
Atlantic Coast
Baltimore & Ohio
Batopilas Mining
Bethlehem Steel
Trig
Bethlehem Steel Pr
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Chicago Great Western
Chicago, M. & St. Petts
Chicago, M
St. P. Etfs
Woscesel Oo
Chicago & Northwestern Bley
Chic Union Trac
O Fuel & Tron
Colorado & Southern
Colorado &Southern
Ioad . Ho
Colorado & Hocking Coal
Consolidated Gas
P. c
S&s. S
S. S
Erie
General Electric Co
Great Northern Pr
Great Northern
Illinois Central
International Harvester
Bia
International Power
International Pump
Iowa Centra
Lflease
Louisville & Nashville Gilgrafis
Mackay Cos
Ceeces
Manhattan
Minn
Kansas
Texas
Sky
National Biscuit
National Enamelling & Stpg
Newhouse M
York Central
New York Dock
N Y
Ontario & W
Norfolk & Western
Pacific
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania Railroad
Coniemaie
Pittsburg Coal Rey
Railway
Republic Iron & Steel
Republic Iron & Steel Pr
St. I
St. L
Southwest
Steel & Tron
Southern Pacific Pr
Southern Railroad
Tennessee Copper
St. L. West
St. I West
Union Pacific Pr
Seseensas
Baker Railway
Maryland
Westinghouse
Wisconsin
LS & M
Odo
NC & St
Saisie Savenies
Cr&q
Ae Techne Elemens Rae
L Swenson
Pac
Ariz
Wcrit&p Oar
W & DC
Steam
CFS & M
Kan City
Ponte Ps
CT & R
St L & W
Penn
Westingh
US CI
P&f
U S Express
Baltimore
Van
Kaick & Co
Bic
United Railway
Sorf Ry & Lds
Light & P
jUnion Trust Do
Nat Bank
Fidelity & Dep Consol Gas
Neon
Eae Nor
Money and Exchange
Madrid
Lisbon
Sub-Treasury
Clearing House
American Securities Abroad
St Paul
Ly Illinois
Louis & Nash
Tab
T& Reading
UN Pacific
Franklin
Brooklyn
Edwin Packard Darwin R. James William H. Wallace
Joseph E. Brown
Albro J. Newton Crowell
Hadden
H. E. Pierrepont
George M. Olcott
George H. Southard
Robert B. Woodward
Stewart L. Woodford
George H. Prentiss
Henry C. Hulbert Gates D. Fahnestock
William G. Low Lowell M. Palmer
Charles J. Peabody
Francis M. Jencks
Broadway Manhattan
Edward S. Harkness George Frederick Victor William B. Lane
William Allen Butler
Hugh D. Auchincloss
Moses Taylor Pyne
Charles A. Peabody
Edwin
Marston Arthur King Wood
Edwin S. Marston
William BH. Wallace
Charles A. Peabody Arthur King Wood
Arthur King Wood
William H. Wallace
Clinton W. Ludlum
Frederick W. Richt
Gates D. Fahnestock
Henry C. Low, Jr
George H. Southard, Jr
Thornton Gerrish
Outside Securities
Industrial
Bay State Gas
den Gas & Dbs
Psrama
Ee Ae
Standard Ee
Rr Mining
R. L. Day & Co
Atlanta
Blue Bell
Best & Albany
Best & Belcher
Cal & Hecla M
Con
Col & V
Fitchburg
Comstock
NYNHE
Elkton
West End
Fannie Rawlings
Elec Cosvette
Gould & Curry
Tel & T
Dom
Jim Butler
New Eng
Parrot
Quincy
Tamarack
West End Tramps
He Wolverine
Smelters Co
Arcadian
Am Pneumatic Fay
Ss Gas
Sis Atlantic
Bary Shannon
Utah Tire Rr Tere Sa
Bingham
United Fruit
Ue Ee Capital and Trust
Rust CO
Fifth Ave
34Th St .War
W. 125Th
Greenwich Savings Bank
E. Cor
6Th Ave
16Th St
James Quinlan
Charles M. Dutcher
Treass J. Hampden Fobb
Francis M. Bacon, Jr
Aries
Bradstreet
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