10 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1907
Page
1
Financial snippet shows net earnings for Iv mos 193,940 and 184,529 with operating expenses 136,325 and 102,508. Surplus and charges listed. figures include 1,445,199 and 1,285,401 for overall earnings and expenses. Details indicate month of April performance for the two areas.
June 1907 notices outline via Uptown Office at No 18646 Broadway and branch offices for advertisement intake. Rates and deadlines provided for multiple locations including 24th Ave corner 234th, 153 6th Ave at 12th St, East 14th Street, West 42nd Street near 7th Avenue, and other listed avenues.
The week's trading shows monetary conditions steady with no public demand for stocks, while professional dealers liquidate to meet underwriting needs. Despite weak cotton and odd weather depressing prices, rail earnings and bank clearings rise, and American Car and Foundry boosts dividends signaling industrial expansion. The Treasury and Aldrich law offer federal support to curb distress when needed.
The page lists numerous bond listings and prices with many entities such as Japanese tis, Am Cot Oil, Am Tobaccs, Reading Gen 4s, Penn Const Lie, Pac Const Ist fs, and various rail and utility securities. It records totals and percentages like 102% and 109% across issuers, with scattered figures for sales and holdings, reflecting a dense market snapshot.
Stock listings show high June prices across railroads and various companies. Notable entries include Union stocks with large holdings, preferred shares and certificates in firms such as General Electric, Illinois Central, International Paper, Norfolk & Western, Northern Pacific, Reading, and United States Steel, among others. The weekly sales reflect renewed demand, with numerous issues trading above par and diverse preferreds active.
Bank exchanges of the New York Clearing House and NYSE stock sales for last week and the same week in the prior two years show figures for June 7 1907, June 5 1906, and June 10 with changes. Shares sold total 3,183,880 in one period and 3,002,200 in the prior period, with 147,000 or 16 21 008 788 and 016 21 008 788 appearing as scattered figures.
A compact table lists several railways with May period figures and year totals. Trust J and Sui Southern India show May earnings and full-year spans. Yazoo & Mississippi and Chicago Great Western report gross and net earnings, with other lines including Cornwall, Denver and Rio Grande, noting various earnings, expenses, and taxes.
The Tribune reports fourth week in May results for thirty three railroads with gross earnings totaling 1,894,590 dollars in gains of 15.1 percent and three small losses of 1 dollar. Overall net earnings rose 14.4 percent to 1,561,819 dollars. The report lists multiple lines including Chattanooga Southern, Chicago Indianapolis Louisville, Illinois Central, and Lexington & Eastern with figures for miles operated, income, expenses, renewals and dividends in a dense snapshot of railroad finances.
Stock ticker notes Bishop 28, American Water Works preferred 2, Atchison Debited Series 13.00, Atchison Deb paid, Interurban Scrip 5s, Co 3.000, Transport Pacific Connection 48, due United Pacific Connection 25, mr.
Canadian Pacific presses F Augustus Heinze to take over 206000 acres of timber and mineral lands in British Columbia to unlock development. Heinze, holding a long option and facing taxes on title, resists while a court seeks to define his claimed portion. The lands include rich mining and timber country, tied to United Copper Company interests.
May iron and steel trade shows record raw iron imports at 26 000 tons across New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. Pig iron and ore arrivals hit historic highs with 66 157 tons ore imports and 14 965 tons manganese ore. Cargoes from Spain Cuba Russia Sweden Greece and South America reflect unprecedented demand and shrinking British pig iron stocks.
People crossing 34th street for Long Island Railroad were harassed by estate pullers selling access to land booms. A Bowrington car landed at the ferry, drawing police attention as officers moved in to curb the arrests and evictions from railroad property.
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