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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1907
Page
13
Financial markets show strong monetary conditions while railroad and steel stocks slump. Analysts note forced liquidation by bear operators and widespread pessimism about crop prospects, yet investors purchase heavily, keeping overall asset values near year lows and signaling no immediate financial collapse.
The column lists weekly stock activity with share counts, highest and lowest prices, final and prior week closes, and net weekly changes. It covers utilities and industrials such as American Sugar, Union Pacific, Great Northern, Northern Central, and Pennsylvania lines, plus detailed earnings by major rail companies for April and year-to-date totals, noting limited new field discoveries in the lower Southwest and renewed drilling elsewhere.
Quotations show bids and asks for various U S government and district bonds with issuances dating from 1908 to 1998. Notable items include registered and coupon 4s, 3s, 2s, and 4s with prices ranging around 104 to 129 and percentages near 120. The list references Panama Canal and District of Columbia issues.
The New York Clearing House exchanges and NYSE stock activity last week and the same week two years earlier show totals of 1,386 95,923 in exchanges and 1,551 508,128 in value with 1,097,609 shares sold, across June 1 and June 2.
The Tribune lists gross earnings for 38 railroads for the third week in May. Of these, 35 show gains totaling 1,092,263 dollars (up 20.6 percent) and 3 show losses of 18,275 dollars (down 5.3 percent). Overall, a net gain of 1,574,068 dollars (19.5 percent) is reported. Includes figures for Chattanooga Southern, Grand Trunk System, Texas Central and others with year-to-date totals through May 21.
The report notes limited activity in southeastern Ohio markets with Conzo in Hancock County as the only improving field, now dwindling in size. Moore farm tests near Allegheny County show a thirty barrel strike, potentially opening a new pool pending further tests. Columbia off fields in Texas show activity, indicating a possible new good pool. Refined petroleum prices hold steady with minor bulk reductions. foreign prices unchanged.
A terse note lists weekly curb transactions and stock sales figures. It mentions Allis-Chalmers, Union Pacific, and various dollar amounts, indicating market activity and price movements for the period. The text is fragmented but preserves key names and values.
A compact market sheet listing bid and ask quotations across numerous equities and securities. Notable entries include Am Press Ass’n, Lord & Taylor, Am Thread, NY Transport, Otis Elevator, Seaboard, Cent Fdry, Chesebro, Singer Mfg, Canadian and Cananea assets, Empire Steel, Tem Min of Nev, Havana Tobacco, Union Ferry, Inter Salt, Stetson, and Lariliard. Entries show pref and common shares with varying percentages and prices.
Clinton Gilbert reports a wide array of trust and surety company bids and asks, detailing insurer names, location references like Long Island and Manhattan, and figures such as 115, 15, 185, and 449. The compilation notes various institutions including Mutual Alliance, City Investing, United States, Guaranty Trust, and Knickerbocker, with scattered street references such as Broadway Fifth Ave and Mount Vernon.
Receipts for the week show beet cattle 2382 head sheep and lambs 233 head calves 436 head. Cattle demand firmer with best beef 8.12 to 8.25. common $5 to $5.75. cows $3.30 to $3.70. calves $8 to $9 for stocker to choice. Sheep and lambs, clipping higher. wethers $5 to $6.25. ewes $4 to $5. lambs $4.50 to $8.75. Hogs steady. Western and city dressed stock in demand. veal calves mixed. cattle and veal showcased for higher prices.
The Kennebec Journal reports a weak herring supply in the past week with Eastport markets handling limited catches as new shops open. Labor shortages slow processing though locals are expected to return to work and fill positions despite early season difficulties.
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