Better Tone in Stocks as Traders Rally Markets
Traders push gains across stocks with renewed optimism. Gold exports advance, while bonds and money markets show strength. Investors eye inflation data and central bank signals for sustained momentum.
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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1900
Page
18
Stock market swings to cautious rally amid optimism
After early weakness the days operations in stocks show a trader's rally with small net gains. Optimistic railroad earnings and strong grain reports influence speculation while steel and industrials fade and railway issues stay heavy. Investors move cautiously, awaiting a future bull movement as prices remain attractive.
Bond market steady with rail issues lead sales
The days operations in bonds show a firm market with total sales at par value of 1,116,200, down from 1,690,500 on Monday. Heaviest dealings centered on Atchison and Baltimore and Ohio 4s, Chesapeake and Ohio 4s, Central Pacific 4s, and multiple rail issuers including Missouri Kansas and Texas 2d 4s and Reading general 4s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison and
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Oho
Southwestern Division
Central Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Colorado
Southern
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Reading General
Iron Mountain
Louis
American securities abroad drift as London market opens
London June 12. The American securities market opened dull then slight improvement before easing again. Last prices show Atchison 26 centered. Canadian Pacific 8. St. Paul 3164. Illinois Central 115. Louisville and Nashville 70 . Union Pacific preferred 75. New York Central 182. Erie 12. Pennsylvania 66. Reading 8%. Erie first preferred 364%. Northern Pacific preferred 75. Grand Trunk 7. Anaconda 8%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Illinois Central
Louisville and Nashville
Union Pacific
New York Central
Erie
Pennsylvania
Reading
Erie First
Northern Pacific
Grand Trunk
Anaconda
Money and Exchange Rates in Global Markets
Money on call at 1% to 2% with 1% ruling rate. Time money at 24.02% for sixty days, 3% for three months, 8.3% for four months, and 8.4% for six months on railroad collateral. Foreign exchange steady with cables quoted at 45.54 to 45.55. Domestic exchange rates vary by city, with premiums and discounts noted. Bank clearings for New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore are listed along with call money in London and discount rates in Berlin and Paris. Gold and silver prices in international markets recorded, with Madrid and Lisbon premium rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
San Francisco
Telegraph
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Savannah
Charleston
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
London
Berlin
Berlin Exchange
Paris Exchange
Paris
Exports of Merchandise Summary June 12
Merchandises exports report shows a week ending June 12 with items valued at $13 in the period. The document lists figures for the same ending date and notes entries for June 12 and January 1 in the sequence, reflecting a brief accounting record.
Sales at the stock exchange unlisted mall lots
Unclear OCR notes sales at the stock exchange and mall lots. Readable fragments provide little to confirm names, dates, or outcomes. Summary highlights uncertain listing of auctions or transfers with no verifiable entities or figures.
Colorado Springs Stocks Close on Mining Exchange
Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Mining Stock Exchange are provided by William P. Bonbright & Co. of Colorado Springs as the market day ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs Mining Stock Exchange
William P. Bonbright & Co
Colorado Springs
Bonds and Bank Stocks Market Ledger Snapshot 1907
A dense OCR listing details bond and stock quotes across numerous issuers including Manhattan, Adams Ex, Manhatton, MK & T, New York Central, Reading, Rio G W, Union Pacific, Tex Pac, and Wilkes & Past. Highlights show varied yields from 6% to 108% with total reported bond sales totaling 1,116,200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Teland UN
AT & S
MK & T
A & NW
Balt & Obio
MK & UN
Aboipce
OOM
Ohio
Sverseeseer
Do Ist Inc
North West C
Nor Pac Gen &S
Go Rew
Pitts & West R
CC & Bt
Rio
M&m LG
T & N O Oon
Tex & Pac Ist
CP & Gist
Wilkes & Past Ist
Treasury ledger shows balances and receipts for June
Total Washington report details reserve fund gold and silver holdings, trust funds, and divisions of redemption and issue. It lists gold certificates, silver certificates, currency certificates, and United States notes, with totals for general fund and deposits in national banks. Government receipts include customs and internal revenue, with daily, monthly, and year-to-date figures and redemption note receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
General Fund
United States
Cessses
Stisesesereeesenersee Sens
Jlabiisties
Cbs Cecerecceseesraccooss
Wheat Market Snapshot Shows Mixed Open Close Signals
Early trading indicates a mixed wheat session with a low open and close, while July option 784 shows varied activity. Market chatter references an estimate near 1.2 million but readable details are limited in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush
Wall Street Notes Dull Market Close and Dividends Declared
Market closed dull with Standard Oil at 4 546 and notable quotes for Havana Commercial and others. London prices firmer in foreign trading as arbitrage houses bought about twenty five thousand shares. Gould dividends include Manhattan Railway 1 percent and Western Union 14 percent quarterly payout proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard O l
Havana
Bay State
Markeen
Amalgamated
Amsterdam
America
Sloss
American Steel and Wire
People’s Gas
General Electric
New York Central
Northwestern
Rock Island
St. Paul
Union Pacific Common
American Tobacco
Continental Tobacco
Manhattan
Pennsylvania
Delaware and Hudson
Tennessee Coal and Lron
Southern Railway
Jersey Central
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Federal Steel
Atchison
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
Louisville and Nashville
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Consolidated Gas
Third Avenue
Western Union
National Steel
GOULD
Manhattan Railway Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Market Buyers and Sellers Highlight Missouri Pacific
The principal buyers and sellers in yesterday's market were Missouri Pacific and Winslow, with activity centering on rail and related equipment. Other participants remained unnamed as trades moved through regional exchanges. The report notes marked turnover and renewed interest in transportation assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Winslow
Trading Room Ledger Sees Brokers Move Stocks
Traders reported brisk activity with multiple firms buying and selling. Names repeated include St. Paul Ames London Housman Northern Pacific Baltimore and Ohio and Tennessee Coal and Iron amid sizable lots such as 4,000 and 2,500 shares. Record lists numerous brokers and firms across rail stocks steel and telegraph interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Raymond, Clark, Dodge & Co
Ames
J. R. Williston & Co
Northern Pacific
London
Housman
la Montagne, Minzesheimer
St. Paul and Kohn & Co
Kirkner
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Street & Norton
Baltimore and Ohio
Homan
Atchison, London
Kirkener
Mendham
St. Paul
I. F. Mead
H. Clews & Co
Manhattan
Thompson
Wasserman
J. Muir & Co
J. M. Shaw & Co
Western Union
St. Paul, Kohn & Co
Gold Exports Today to Paris Reach High Volume
Gold shipments remain the cheapest remittance form with an expected 2,000,000 to Paris tomorrow aboard La Gascogne. Lazard Fréres 1,000,000 and National City Bank with Heidelbach Ickelheimer & Co, about 500,000 each. Weekly exports may exceed 3,500,000 as Paris draws funds for visiting foreigners and London shipments rise. Local money markets show a firmer tone amid steady business and surplus interior currency flows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
la Gascogne
Lazard Fréres
National City Bank and Heidelbach
London
Toledo St Louis and Kansas City Plan Reorganization
The Toledo St Louis and Kansas City Railroad outlines a reorganization forming a new company. It issues ten million dollar 8 percent twenty five year gold bonds, four and a half million first mortgage 4 percent fifty year bonds, ten million non cumulative 4 percent preferred stock, and ten thousand common stock. Old securities exchange details include 6 percent bonds for new bonds and stock, with a Vermilye & Co. led syndicate purchasing the property for 130 net and 4 percent interest from June this year. Bondholder meeting approved the sale with over seven million of eight million eight hundred twenty thousand represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo, St. Louis and Kansas City Railroad Company
Frederic P. Olcott
Thomas H. Hubbard
William A. Read
Vermilye & Co
Colorado Fuel and Iron reports April net earnings rise
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company reports April net earnings of 128 019 bringing the nine month total to 1 985 531 and a year end surplus likely to reach 1 500 000. The report compares steel rail and structural steel markets nationwide with April earnings showing a nearly 11 percent drop from March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Mining Dividends Hit 16.6 Million in Five Months
The Engineering and Mining Journal reports American metal mining dividends for the five months ending May 31 totaling 16,561,885 dollars. Four properties accounted for 61 percent with Amalgamated 3 million, Boston and Montana 2.7 million, Anaconda 2.4 million, Calumet and Hecla 2 million. State shares show Montana supplying 6.227 million, Michigan 2.7 million, Colorado 2.5239 million, Arizona 1.2071 million, California 1.1175 million, Utah 942,700, South Dakota 540,000, Idaho 499,958, Kansas-Missouri 422,648, Alaska 256,000, Washington 105,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Engineering and Mining Journal
Amalgamated
Boston
Montana
Anaconda
Calumet
Hecla
Stratton
Independence
Cripple Creek
Col
United Verde
Arizona
Mountain
California
Homestake
South Dakota
Michigan
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
Kansas-Missouri
Alaska
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio earnings rise amid heavy outlay
The Baltimore and Ohio reports for May show gross earnings up 702 047 and net earnings up 593 792, lifting total net gains since July 1 to 5 214 052. Despite higher expenditures than last year, property holds physical strength from reorganizations, with most gross gains translating to net results. Directors remain conservative and under Pennsylvania policy, unlikely to declare a high common stock dividend this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Chicago Great Western declares dividends and debenture interest
The Chicago Great Western directors declare a semi annual dividend of 250 per share on preferred A stock for the half year ending June 1900 payable July 31 1900. The 16th semi annual interest payment of 2 per share on the 4 percent debenture stock will be made July 15 1900 to holders of record June 30 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Great Western
May exports of domestic products report increases and totals
The May statement from the Bureau of Statistics lists breadstuffs cattle and hogs provisions cotton mineral oils and totals. It shows increases over the prior period with gains in most categories and a total exports figure of 57 020 dollars versus 50 843 529 dollars, inc 7 611 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Statistics
Railroad Earnings by Miles and early June totals
A historical table lists rail lines with miles operated in June and earnings for the first week in June and year-to-date through June 7. It covers Canadian Pacific, Chicago and Eastern Illinois, Denver and Rio Grande, International and Great Northern, Louisville and Nashville, Mexican Central, Mexican National, Minneapolis and, Missouri Pacific, Central Branch, Norfolk and Western, Southern Railway, Pittsburg Bessemer and Lake Erie, St. Louis Southwestern, Texas and Pacific, Toledo St. Louis and Kansas City, and Baltimore and Ohio systems with corresponding miles and earnings figures. The row for Baltimore and Ohio totals shows May earnings and year-to-date summaries for the entire system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssbany & Sus
Adams
Amer
Tel & Cable
Ann Arbor
Eali & Ohio
Brunewick Co
Buff R & Pitta
Canada South
Canada Pacific
Ind & Louis
Ceres
1& St
Chio & Northw
Chicrm & Tr
Col C & ID Co
Colorado
Colorado South
del & Hudson
del Lack & W
den & Rio Gr
Tim
M & Ft
Eighth Ave
Erie Railroad
Evans & T Ox
Federal Steel
Ot Ft W & Rio Gr
Gas
Ft B
General Electric
Claflin Co
Gt Northe
Hocking Valley
Tilinoia Central
Iowa Central
KC P&g
Keck & Des M
Knick’ Bocke
Long Island
Louis & Nash
Manhattan Ry
Michigan
Minn
Louis
Kan & Tex
Missouri Pacife
Mobile & Ohio
Morris & Esse
National Steel
NYC &Hr
DSU
Lack & W
Nh& H
Ont & W
North Amer Ca
Norfolk & Weet
O&in
Ontario Mining
Ene Pere Marquette
Bay
Pacific Coast
Saal
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
Penn Coal
Peoria
East
Peo Dee & Ev
Peo Gas & C Chi
Rens & Sare
Rio Gr Western
Navy
Rome
W & Os
St Jos & Gri
St L & San
Southwant
St Paul & Dulfone
Sixth Ave
Southern Pac Co
Southern
Sarasees Fi
R & T Ao
Standani
Tenn Coal & I
Texas & Pacific
Twin City
Bag
Union Pacific
Weis-Farko Os
Preeser
Ryana
Alabama
Great Southern i
Baltimore and Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chicago
Great West
Denver and
Rio Grande
Kanawha
Louiseville
Nashville
Missouri
Central Branch
Minneapolis and
St. Louis
Norfolk and Western
New York
Ontario and Western
Pittsburg
Bessemer
Lake Erte
Southern Railway
St. Louie Southwestern
Texas
Toledo
Kansas
Igioloi
Illinois
Chicago Great Western
International
Great Northern
Louisville
Minneapolis
STS Central Branch
Ontario
Sti. Ili
ACKSS
OORT
Lake Erie
Louis Southwestern
Suis
Kansas City
Baltimore
OIG
Inc
Oper
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad Company
Wheat Prices Rally Shows Mixed Day in Chicago
Wheat prices touched the best levels of the rally with July around 7 31/32 cents and September at a 1 cent premium. The day featured a late rebound after a midday dip due to forecasts of showers in the Northwest, with Northwestern conditions and the June Government crop report dominating sentiment. Corn stayed quiet, oats and flaxseed moved with wheat, and hogs led weakness in provisions as heavy westbound receipts weighed on markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwest
Snow
Dakotas
Minnesota
Northwestern Authority
Seaboard
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