Dividend Declarations From American Snuff and Tobacco Firms
American Snuff Company at 311 Fifth Avenue New York announces dividends of one and a half percent on preferred stock and two and a half percent on common stock payable July 1 1897 with no stockholders of record after June 18 1907. Transfer books close June 15 1907 and reopen July 2 197. E D Christian secretary treasurer. The American Tobacco Company at 211 Fifth Avenue New York declares a 1 percent dividend on preferred stock payable July 1 1997. Stockholders of record before June 15 1907 receive checks by mail. Transfer books close noon June 5 1907 reopen July 2 1907 J M W Hicks treasurer.
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Stein
Pagifig Company
York
Southern Pacific Company
LWT
A. x van Deventer
Ompany
WM. R. Driver
American Smelting & Refining CO
Broadway
N. Y. City
PFC
American Emelting and Refining Company
W. EB. Merriss
American Smelting and Refins Company
Couny
HE. Merriss
Maryland Coal Company
New York
Board of
Tranfer
H. B. Nedham
American Snuff Company
Fifth Avenue
N. Y
American Enuff Company
THE
American Tobacco Company
J. M. W. Hicks
Financial plea to prevent bank failure prompts quick loan
A fervent message seeks an immediate $25,000 loan to avert a bank collapse and the resulting hardship for depositors and staff. The writer asserts no dishonest acts exist, pleads to stop suffering, and urges a rapid telegraph or letter contact for an interview to avert ruin.
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Bruncins
Foreign Government Securities and Bond Listings
A fragment outlines various foreign government securities with yields and identifiers including Bavarian, Vienna, Mexico, and other nation bonds. The list shows percentages such as 10% and 4s, with price-like figures and issuer abbreviations, reflecting a market page of securities data.
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Eunich
Augst
Hesman
Vienna
Securities Values Heavy in Late Rally Report
Final prices show the market ending on a strong note as gains dominate. Heavy trading in securities reflects a late rally with broad based support and prices edging higher across key issues.
Stock Market Opens With Harriman Selloff and Broad Declines
Government moves to compel Harriman to testify at the ICC hearing trigger heavy opening selling in Harriman shares and declines in Union Pacific and Southern Pacific. Despite late-day firming from short covering, most stocks finish lower as traders react to cash needs, Treasury plans, and banking sentiment.
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E. H. Harriman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Harriman
Sub-Treasury
Sterling Exchange
Paris
London
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
Wall Street
Treasury
Government Bonds Closing Quotations Yesterday
Government bond closing quotes for yesterday shown against Tuesday’s levels. The table lists various issue names and their latest bid and ask figures, reflecting price movements across the debt market. Investors monitor changes to gauge yields and market sentiment for short, intermediate, and long maturities.
American Securities Abroad Market Report
London price quotes show a dull market for American securities with notable price levels across major issues such as Atchison, St Paul, New York Central, Pennsylvania, Union Pacific and Southern Pacific. Foreign money markets list London call money at 3 percent, Berlin and Parts rates, and exchange rates for francs and marks, with British consols and French rentes also cited.
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London
New York
Atchigan
Canadian Pacific
St Paul
Ogee
Hinels Central
Pant Louis & Nash
NY Central
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Cail
Berlin
Parts Exchange
Bargold
Berlin Exchange
Money Market and Foreign Exchange Report
The money market opens at 2 percent on call with a 2 percent high and 1 1/2 to 2 percent closing range. Telegraph and cable exchange rates show sixty day bills near 4.84 to 4.87, with sterling around 4.86 and gold exports having little market impact. Bank clearings across major cities tally in the billions with mixed balances, while the silver market notes bar silver at 67 1/4 cents and London close at 21 pence. Sub Treasury shows a small deficit to Clearing House.
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Reichsmarks
Luis Naire
Germany
Reichamarks
Belgium
Ewitzerland
Molland Gulidera
Aig
Boston
Chicago
Charleston
St. Louis
San Francisco
Light
Par
Telegraph
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Savannah
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
London
Madrid
Lisbon
Washington
Sub-Treasury
Clearing House
Produce Exchange Mining Stocks Slightly Lower
The Produce Exchange mining department was less active yesterday with prices down slightly. Total trades reached 12,400 shares across six mining issues led by Branch Mint 8000 at 1 1/2 to 1 1/2 cents, Diamond Black Butte 1400 at 1 1/4 cents, Great Bend 1000 at 49 cents, Nevada Exploration 1000 at 1 1/2 cents and 15c, Booth 200 at 54c, Blue Bull 200 at 20 1/? cents, plus assorted bid and asked prices for listed mining stocks from Am Chicle Co to Nevada Exp Co and others.
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Westy Tee
Subway
Ieee Shar
Tame Honanza Creek
Perry
T . HK > ” Biutte ‘ ‘Valition. Ee Butte
Ely
Travis Dal Rat
Lotag
KY Depper
Elly Consolidated
Gureux
Goldfield
Greene
Guggen
tJim Butler
Ilex & Concord
Montgomery-Sh
Utah
A. Cn Ae M Cn
Igs
North Bullfrog
North Butte
North Star of
Ontario
Penn Cananes
Portland
I's
Reliance M & 8
Silver Queen
Stewart
Trethewey
Union Mines
United Copper
Columbus
Ing. ES
William B. Nichols & Co
Am Brass
Houston
Stetson
Schmit
Trenton Co
UN Bank N Corp
U .S
Produce Exchange Mining Department
Black Butte
Great Bend
Nevada Exploration Company
Booth
Blue Bull
Sears Roebuck Earnings 1907 1906 Sales Comparison
Sears Roebuck & Co reports a comparative statement of sales for 1907 and 1906. Figures show increases in totals and items labeled Inc. and Dec. with amounts listed for monthly totals and overall totals.
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Sears, Roebuck & CO
Inc
Outside Securities Market Irregularities Persist
The market for outside securities remained uneven with concentration in select issues. Davis-Daly fell on heavy offerings, Nipissing was irregular, United Copper gained on active trading, while Pittsburg Lead and Zinc rose and New York and Cuba Mail Steamship declined. Chicago Subway stayed steady and Northern Securities rights advanced, with American Telephone and Telegraph in fair demand and Standard Oil firmer. Bonds showed dull and unchanged activity.
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Davis-Daly
Nipissing
United Copper
Pittsburg
New York
Cuba
Chicago
Northern
American Telephone
Standard Oil
Foreign trade and dividends in early markets
Foreign houses traded into a thousand shares in the local market with Harriman, United States Steel, and Atchison among the names. In London, market activity was dull, money demand remained fair abroad, and key markets showed little change. Dividends were declared by American Tobacco, Atchison, Consolidated National Bank, Dunham, Mining Company, Limited, Enterborough Rapid Transit, Maryland Coal, Union Bag and Paper, and American Smelting. Cuba sugar grinding nears end with weekly port receipts and exports reported. Butte Coalition and Greene-Cananea plan dividends. Kanawha & Michigan bond plan approved. iron orders indicate no set-up. United States Steel reports May business up. foreigners buy railway equipment shares. Rutland stock declines. Mitchell Mining relocates offices.
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Harriman
United States Steel
Atchison
London
Paris
American Tobacco Company
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
Consolidated National Bank of New York
James H. Dunham & Co
Mining Company, Limited
Thenterborough Rapid Transit Company
Maryland Coal Company
Union Bag and Paper Company
American Smelting and Company
Daniel Guggenheim
Reecent
Cuba
Butte Coalition
Butte Coalition Mining Company
Greene-Cananea
Greene-Cananea Copper Company
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Cananea Central Copper Company
Greene Consolidated Copper
Cananea Central
Consolidated Company
Kanawha & Michigan
United States
Stock Exchange
Washington Terminal Company
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Securities auction at Exchange Salesrooms by Adrian & Muller & Son
Securities sold yesterday by order of executors include Guggenheim Exploration Co. Bank of New York N. B. A. and Third Avenue R. R. Co. bonds with various maturities and owners, plus National Wire Corporation and Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Co. mortgages. Cobalt stocks and Silver Queso appear in the listing with assorted lots and locations in Manhattan and Brooklyn.
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Wills & CO
Standard Stock Exchange
Toronto
Exchange Place
New York
Adelaide
Adrian & Muller & Son
Guggenheim Exploration Co
Title Guarantee and Trust Co
Bank of New York
Clinton Hall Association
Third Avenue R. R. Co
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago & Loous
Canada Realty Co
American Ecw Co
National Wire Corporation Lst Mtge
Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Co
Aveust
Lou
Cuscin Co
Gene Yi
Bond
Felicia Schaptra
Herman Yesberg
68Th St
Ist Ave
Manhattan Borough
New Guans
Jonag Freedman
Sre
New Chy
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Bankers and Brokers
Chas. D. Barney & Go. Bankers and Brokers
Broad ST
Suerry'’s
44Th St
South Fourth St
Kansas City
American Beake Shoe & Fdry
Hudson River Electric CO
Bankett Manufacturing
International Silver
Lackawanna & Wyo
VAL
Frederic H. Hatch
Broad
van Norden Trust Company
Windsor Trust Company
Trust Company OF America
Fourth National
Clintohn Cilbert
Wall St
Fred’k F. Marquand
Consolidated Stock Exchange of
Broad Street
John B. van Schaick
Derby Crandall
van Schaick & CO
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Produce Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Gotham
5Th Ave
56Th St
East German St
Newark
N. J
N. W. Halsey & CO. Bankers
J. Thomas Reinhardt
Office of
Best & Albany
Franklin
West End & Ry
Tel & T
Quincy
Tamarack
Wolverine
Son
Awarriman
MENT
Japan
Ailis-Chal Co
Iowa
Kan City
Keim Fay
Louis & Nash
Mackay Cos
Grass T. Og
Manhattan
Bleviss Central
H . Lee Ee BS Mlo
Ie Mo Kan & Tex
Arm Locomotive
Missouri
Y Central
HU & l
Ito
Anaconda
Bot
At&qsf
Ata North West
Coast Line
Northern Pac
Halt
Ohio
Pilas
F. Po G&c
Ben Rap
South
Canadian Pac
Sti Spring
Ats
En & Ohio
Rep
Iron & Stl
Rock Island
CcCa&nw
Southern
Col
Southern Ry
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Sg Sponsol
Union ‘Pacific
del & Hudson
Elec Co
Seers
Veathé&c
West UN Tel
West Mfr
Iwele Aeast
Wis
Nort & W
L&sp
Stpm & M Mont Bow ¢ & O
Tom Tex & Pac
Union Parc
OMA
Steel
S&s
TV Tock
Ask
Adages Express
Allis—Chalmer
Hide & L
Steel Fury
Ann Arbor
Adl Coast Line
Batoplias
Bethlehem
Boston Air E
Aklyn Rap
Bory
Brunswick Sig
Pacific
West
Ind & I
Hi M & St BP Rey
Zeit
Rai
Jon Su Lev
del, Lac & Wwaia
der Nver
Rio Gray
Gary
Evans & Do
Inter- Metro
Keokuk
Laclede
Lake Evie & Wi
Lauls
Nash
Laure
Tim Missouri
Suffolk & West
Northern Pacific
Pressel Star
Vo Zon
Ry St
Rep Iron & Stl
Two Rock Taland
Rome
Rutland
J & Gl
le West
Sears Roeb'k Pt Aa Si-Sh Steel
Southern Pac
R R
Asnot
Cee Ata & O
Tenn Copper
Tenn Coal & I
Bey
Texas & Pac
Ayes Ave RR
E& L
Anne Tol Gt
Twin City RT
Union
Bag & Or
Paton Pacific
Jy Sealy
U & Steel
Tee ‘Utah Co
Money and Exchange
France
GIB G.ihegen
GSIS
Reichsmarksa
ODO
Hid. Asked. Ltd
Am Chicle Co
Greater
Gland
Atl M Co UK
Greene Gold
Mines Co of Am
Goldfield CM Co
Nevada Exp Co
Varron & C
Wabash
Wells Fargo
West Eseode
bin West Union Telso
Westinghouse Mt
Outside Securities
Consolidated Exchange Sales
Car & F
Am Locomotive Bs
Allis Chalmers
Balt & Ohio
T. Oly
Ches & Ohio
Gt West Toy Ly
Mil & St
Col Fuet & T
Hock
Vnion Pac Ae
Belcher
Corcal & Hs
Hale & Norcrows
Kenstaly Streeneee
Leadville
McNamara
Occidental
Ophir
Pitta Metals
Savage
United States Steel Corporation
Amer ™Can
Amsterdam
Rutland Preferred
Seward Webb
Mitchell Mining Company
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No. 37
Wills & Bia
Buffalo Foster
McKin-Dar
Kerr Lake
Cobalt Stocks. Co
Peterson L
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