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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1909

Page

2

Stocks See Higher Levels in Early 1908 Trading

Trading activity shows shares advancing with 1,046,848 shares changing hands for the day. The report compares current volumes to the same period in 1908, noting a generally higher level of prices and activity across listings.

Dividend Notice from THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY

The Board of Directors declares a quarterly dividend of one percent on capital stock payable June 28 to stockholders of record June 14. Transfer books close June 4 1908 and reopen June 24 1908. stockholders with dividend orders should file or update instructions at once. Printed orders available at transfer office Room 71 Broadway New York. Stewart Mackie, Secretary.

Capitol Broadway New York Steuwart Mackie Thoring Valley Railway Co Columbus Ohio Messrs. J. P. Morgan & Company New York City Goth WM. N. Cott Mergenthaler Linotype Company Aera C.ock A Fred K J. Warburton Wufreme Court OF County OF Albany State of New York Metropolitan Surety Company Adrian H. Mailer & Son Atchison, Topeka Sante Fe Railway Company St Loui Southwestern Railway Company First Mo Vesey Street Manhattan City of New York

Dividend notices from Virginia-Carolina Chemical and Railway Steel Spring

Dividend No. 55 at Virginia Caroline Chemical Co declares a 3 percent preferred stock dividend payable July 15 to stockholders of record June 3, with transfer books closed June 30 3 PM to July 22 1909. Railway Steel Spring Co declares a 14 percent preferred stock dividend payable June 5 with transfer books closed June 5 to June 22 1909.

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Dividend notices from early 1900s rail and steel firms

Several corporations announce dividends and transfer book actions. American Can Company declares a quarterly 1 1 2 percent on common stock, payable after July 29, 1908, to stockholders listed June 30, 1909. Thor ing Valley Railway and Mer genthaler Linotype report semiannual or regular dividends with transfer books closing around mid June and payments to stockholders of record. National Licorice and Republic Iron and Steel announce preferred stock dividends with book closings and payment dates in late June and early July 1909.

Rec National Licorice Company H. W. Petherbridge Republic Iron & Steel Company Seciaret Reerré Oks Syemain H. L. Rown D. Seecv Treas Ant

Export Merchandise Totals Restated Amid Ledger Errors

A clumsy OCR read outlines export figures in the 8 million range with multiple digits and stray symbols. The readable fragments indicate end dates, monetary totals, and trailing notes about merchandise and exports.

Harriman Stocks Lead Market Rally on Railroads

Financial affairs note Harriman stocks rise with Southern Pacific hitting a new high at 135 and Union Pacific up as traders bet on converting Southern Pacific preferred. Trading remains active in Reading, St. Paul, United States Steel, Atchison, Northern Pacific, and Baltimore & Ohio amid broader market fluctuations. Government crop data show winter wheat declines while spring wheat areas expand, and bankers foresee heavy borrowing in coming months as New York may tap Paris and London for gold to finance harvest season.

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Bond market sales and government bonds report

The day featured heavy bond trading with numerous issues quoted across currencies and sectors. Southern Pacific led Consolidated Exchange activity, with Reading and Union Pacific also notably active. prices showed firmness early, then irregular in the afternoon with total Daily sales slightly above Monday.

Southern Pacific Consolidated Exchange Union Pacific Hst Stock Exchange Erie Rock Island Ontario & Western Fuel

London fragment notes Bishopsgate address

A truncated London item lists 18 Bishopsgate sulfur? Incomplete entry mentions Boulevard Haussmann style areas and a city district, but the text is fragmentary and provides no clear event or outcome.

Outside Securities Market Steady With Minor Mining Reactions

The outside securities market showed no change from recent sessions with prices steady at open and minor reversals later across the mining list. Trading was notably less active, except for Atchison news hitting a new high, while the industrial list faded and several mining stocks fell. Bond trading remained fairly active with irregular movement as New York City news slid and Atchison 4s improved.

Atchison News Nevada Consolidated Cumberland-Ely United Yukon Gold Kerr Lake New York City Atchison

Money Market and Foreign Exchange Report

Money on call opened at 1 percent with highs at 2 percent and lows at 1 percent, last loan 2 percent, close 14 percent, with a ruling rate at 1 percent. Time money saw improved demand with several term rates from sixty days to over a year. Mercantile paper remained in fair demand with varying rates for sixty to ninety days and four to six months. Cables firm at open, later firmer in afternoon. quotas and rates for demand sterling, sixty-day bills, and various foreign currencies shown. Bankers posted rates list different currencies and maturities. Domestic exchange notes regional discounts and premiums. Bank clearings for New York, Baltimore, Boston, Chicago reported with balances.

Mercantile Reichsmarks Germany Paris Belgium Switzerland Holland Boston Chicago San Francisco Sight Telegraph New Orleans New York Baltimore

Receiver for Met Surety Company Named

John F. Yawger named receiver for the Met Surety Company with office at 190 William Street Manhattan New York. Edward R. Finch attorney for the receiver listed at 32 Nassau Street Manhattan New York.

The Farmers Loan and Trust Company William Street Fifth Avenue New York John F. Yawger Met Surety Company Borough of Manhattan City of New York Edward R. Finch Nassau Street

Financial briefs and market rates from Philadelphia and Madrid

The report lists balances for Philadelphia and other markets, silver and gold premiums in Madrid and Lisbon, Mexican exchange on New York at 2.1, and government receipts and expenditures. It notes the Sub Treasury debtor to the Clearing House at 1,251,604 and daily, monthly, and year totals.

Philadelphia London Madrid Lisbon New York Washington Sub-Treasury Clearing House

American Securities Abroad Foreign Money Market

Foreign market update shows call money in London at 14.42 percent, open market discounts for short bills at 1 percent, long bills at 1 percent, Berlin discount 7 percent, Paris 1 percent. Paris exchange on London 25 francs 21 centimes, Berlin on London 45 % centimes. Bargold at 77 shillings 9d. British consols for money at 84 percent, for the account, $44 French rentes at 98 francs 15 centimes.

London Berlin Paris Paris Exchange Berlin Exchange Bargold

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