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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
4
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A fragment indicates bonds yield rising industrially from 4.14 percent to a higher level, with a request for Circular D 104. The readable portion suggests a financial notice or guidance to investors regarding yield ranges and the referenced circular.
The report shows rates on money market at 2 percent for best terms, with various maturities quoted. Foreign exchange edges higher with cables and francs, while domestic exchanges list premiums and bank clearings across New York Baltimore Philadelphia and Boston.
Trading on the stock exchange shows a heavy volume with bank stocks leading declines. Total listed shares moved for the day reach 4,828, while longer term totals to May 1 report 43,220,756 shares. Net sale figures and year comparisons are noted but unclear in the fragmented text.
London and New York stock actions mixed with gains in foreign securities while American Tobacco and Standard Oil faced reorganization pressures. Quotes show steady to weak tones, late day declines in leading shares, and expectations of higher money rates as industrial activity revives. Bank reserve strength and large gold movements in Canada influence market mood.
Turbulent activity on the Consolidated Exchange with heavy volume and erratic price moves. Traders faced widespread stop loss triggers as market tone swung from early strength to notable weakness then rallied, amid mixed results for prominent stocks and sectors including Westinghouse Electric and other specialties.
London novis reported upward movement in foreign trading and prices between markets, with favorable conditions for brokerage accounts amid expectations of American election impacts. Exports of copper, iron and steel showed gains for April 1911, while crude rubber prices fell sharply in London New York and Paris. Bond subscriptions and equity listings across Oregon Washington and Detroit Terminal projects dominated financial news.
Creditors of Watts Fargo & Co Bank are to present for payment all claims by June 1 under New York Supreme Court order. The Wells Fargo & Bank dissolves under state law, claims must be filed with the National Bank at Manhattan and with the clerk of New York County.
A wide range of school districts and municipalities across many states are described in a compiled list of funding and refunding actions. Items include First Mortgage and Water Works financings, tax exempt bonds, and various district and utility refinancings. Named entities include First Aberdeen South Dakota Independent School District, Atlantic Iowa, Brookfield Massachusetts, Clarke County Washington, Jackson and Kalamazoo Lower Michigan, Decatur Illinois, Geneva Illinois, Muncie Indiana, Lexington Kentucky, and Muskegon Heights Michigan among others.
Lovett, president of Pacific Mail, states and details show depreciation fund credited with 848 and extraordinary repairs charged to expenses. Insurance on steam crews renewed with 46.75 charged to year operations. Company has no debt beyond current expenses. cash on hand across New York San Francisco and Fond April 1 stood at 92.7.
Winslow Lanier & Co of 59 Cedar Street New York lists various coupons and bonds for sale or redemption at the banking house. References include American Cotton Trust Ohio connections Cincinnati Cleveland Pittsburgh and Indiana towns. Notable items show June dates and refunding notes across several counties and cities.
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