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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
4
The Investment Banker notes that investors seek the best income return without risking safety. The Bond Department specializes in investigating bond issues and underlying securities as their core business. Reach out by calling or writing for their investment circular V-204.
Dividend announcements list multiple companies led by United States 4 and Foundry Company in Guniington New Jersey. Details include preferred stock dividends declared for fiscal year ended May, interim and quarterly payments beginning July, with record dates in October and January. Also shows New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company and other firms declaring cash dividends and stockholder record dates.
Stages of the trading day reveal active opening with stronger issues. later pressure hits leading shares such as Union Pacific and United States Steel while Reading and Canadian Pacific face liquidation. Local bankers stay snug, London offers slight lift, and short-term money eases while time money firms amid mixed gains in Amalgamated Copper, American Tobacco, Goodrich, and International Harvester.
The New York Stock Exchange reports 372,165 shares traded on Wednesday, June 11, vs 161,700 the year prior. For the year to June 11, total sales reach 41,171,324 shares, compared with 65,780,196 in the same period of 1912.
The page summarizes bond market activity tied to Standard Oil subsidiaries in New York and various related corporations. It notes heavy trading and price movements across listed entities, with references to Union Tank, Ohio, and other affiliates, amid overall market liquidity shifts and a late-day decline on the Consolidated Exchange. The report mentions exchanges, par values, and shifting investor sentiment impacting industrial securities and utilities.
A historical listing outlines railroad equipment bonds and car trusts, detailing issues, issuers, and related financial instruments. It references New York banks and trust companies, with mentions of bond sales, accrued interest, and maturities across various states and rail lines.
June 11 report notes declines and a relief day with improved tone in the stock market. Observers foresee a potential bottom after a volatile session with gains in Amalgamated Copper and other major stocks while Paris Madrid and London exchange rates show mixed movement and discount rates hold steady.
The notice lists loan and discount figures and profits with large sums such as 16,622,309 and 8,705,588 alongside names including Richard H. and Henry None. It appears as an old bank or financial advertisement card showing deposits, capital surplus, and circulation figures.
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