Market Wrap of Stocks and Currencies From Friday Close
Closing prices for major securities show early weakness followed by advances. Domestic and foreign exchange rates, bank clearings, and government receipts are listed with specific figures for New Orleans, San Francisco, Boston, Chicago, and other markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giana Oorate
Pace Strana
Switzerland
Ree Bolgium
Germany
Relcharcarks
Monton
Baltimore
London
Berlin
Berlin Exchange
Paris Exchange
France
Madrid
Lisbon
New York
Washington
Chicago
Dividend Notice from American Can Company
American Can Company declares a quarterly dividend of one and a quarter percent on the preferred stock for stockholders of record at close of business June 20, 1905. Transfer books will close from June 20 to July 1, 1905. checks mailed. New York, June 12, 1906. Advertisements and subscriptions info for the The AA eiune at Uptown Offices and branch offices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Railway Company
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Heights
Park Row
New York
Manhattan Hiway Company
United Railways Investment Company
San Francisco
W. J. Duane
Detroit and Mackinac Railway Company
Wall Street
Henry H. MeHtare
Wall Bhat
New ‘Tork
Ibdh, Sons
Trenater Seaeeidoce Ae Sp
Golebrook
American Can Company
Gms
Sable
Rohlismon
Boston
MS. Day & Co
Nassan Ae
Best & Attany
Boston & To
Mio
Hotton Tey Iit
Psighiatn
Muse
Elec
Catan
Varrut
Wwe
Westie Ilae
Demstron
Ain
Chicago
W. H. Hollie
Aniced
CY Railway
Nian
Philadelphia
Carlos D Baéney
Rwandan
New-York
Patindelpinay
Annes
Elvo
Bae
Ghottam
Fairmount Tras
Pa Ine Co
NAL Bus Iron & Stee
Tehisn
Smokelees
Thiwwaser Mlesi
Pitis Co
Alan Toe
Western stock expansion eyed by Chicago Great Western
Stockholders face a September Chicago meeting to approve a 14 000 increase in preferred B stock. The Dispatch notes the issue would raise total preferred stock by about 70 percent and affect overall stock totals. Four prior classes include debenture, preferred A, preferred B, and common stock with substantial authorized versus issued amounts. Dividends on the debenture stock and preferred A have been paid. none on B or common. International holdings and ongoing London meetings reflect shareholder interests. The exact motive for the increase remains unstated, with speculation tied to system expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul
Chicago Great Western
Chicago
Dispatch
Chicago Great Western Company
London
Actisal Calve
HighiLow
Ius
Mir
Sean Nweed
Ido Greta
Boston
AL Pe
Puit & Sun
Buttertex’ Co
Canada South
Army Boia
Gata Beth Se
Naga
Jens Pat
Cher & Pikta
Col Fuet & Irony
Col & Southern
Col
Gonsei
Consol
Det & Hadean
del Base & Wizlars Jase
Daay & Fg
Soda
Des ‘& Fed
Det United
Mie Star Hat
Gen Chem Co
Slaw Lion
Lectria Go
Ray
Ge Norther Fe Ze
Havana Bisss
Hom
Illinois -Central
Fie
Central Ce
City South
Laclede Gas Pf
LE & Western
Lon
Manhattan
Michigan Cent
Norfolk & West
Northern
Pacife
Ontario
Pena RE
Peo Ga ‘& Col
Pere Marquette
Pw & Ch
Fisa
Asa Samwe
Pullman
Bitara
Pittsburg Coal
Sre
Julekstiver
Onian
Aie
Renk É& Sara
Rep Iron & Silli
Jock Taland
Abber Goods
Rome
Eanis South
Mo. Bret
Eneen Praiars
Janis
Ant R. ‘T Mia Boy mx
Rape &T
Land ‘Trust
Tauren
Westin
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in U S District Court
The clerk of the United States District Court recorded multiple bankruptcy filings including Moriis Goldberg Ambittties with $4,700 debt. State Bank $1,800. Cooper Exchange Bank $110. Monroe Bank $1,200. Albert Shapiro $1a3. Sabaitwitz Bros $260. and William Washer with $1,020. Involuntary petitions target several debtors such as William Hope and the Pully Company. Claims overall include $247 in preferences and $9,316 in specific credits. Receiver Harburger appointed with bond. aggregate creditor claims around $85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moriis Goldberg
1St Ave
Ambiltties
Assera
State Bank
Cooper Exchange Banc
Monroe Bank
Albert Shapiro
Wantover
Abilities
Amsace
Sabaitwitz Broa
East Broadway
Wiliam
Weat
Uy HH. Rhufeldt & Co
CG. Swarts
White Plains
Charles G. Schwarts
Tsvoluntog
William "Hope
Stuwiog
Eecinatog Typewriter Company
Harburger
Paulin
Stock Market Operations Reflect Cautious Trading Mix
Yesterday's market saw lighter volume with the professional element dominating transactions. Amid modest declines in many issues, gains surfaced in Metropolitan and several industrials as investors awaited peace talks in the Far East and a favorable crop outlook. Canadian Pacific and Soo gains point to core support, while Amalgamated Copper and American Smelting lagged. Market tone improved late as Russia agreed to meet Japan on peace terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission Houses
Commission House
Eest
Wall Street
Metropolitan
Belmont-Ryan
London
Far East
Russia
Japan
Amalgamated Copper
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Canadian Pacifico
United States Steel Common
Soo” Common
Soo” Company
Soo
Winnipeg
Bond Market Trading and Rail Road Bonds Activity
Market steady for government bonds with final notes. US Treasury issues and rail road bonds showed general firmness. Total par value sales reached 4 839.00 with heavy activity in Atchison 4s Brooklyn Rapid Transit Central of Georgia Chicago Burlington and Quincy Erie and other issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison General
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Central of Georgia
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Erie
General
Atetropolitan Street Railway
Northern Pacific
Reading General
St. Louis
San Francisco
Non Pacific
Wabash
Pittsburg Terminal
American Tobacco
United States Steel
Money and Exchange Money Market Report
Money on call opened at 2 percent with a high of 2 percent and closing at 2 percent. Time money quoted at 3 percent for sixty days, 4 percent for three to five months, and 3 1/2 percent for eight months. Commercial paper priced at 2x percent for sixty to ninety days and higher rates for longer terms.
Baltimore Stocks Report From Van Senalck Wires
Old market sheet lists bid and asked values for United States stocks and commodities. Sporadic company abbreviations and partially legible entries hint at bond, railway, and manufacturing listings amid a volatile session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Senalck & Co
BRG
Chim
Thy
Bae — Seab Air
Sar
Consolidated Exchange Notes and Market Highlights
Foreign trading margins thin as Loston market closes. Costa Rican debt refinances involve Speyer & Co buying 5 per cent bonds with first charges on customs and liquor revenues. Wabash bonds and A TM issue show limited distributions. Four stock items including Big Four new stock and Anaconda production rise. United States Steel activity lifts market. July 3 holiday vote eyed. Banks must prepare for July deposits. iron certificates quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Exchanges
Thair Lenton
Speyer & Co
Algugn
United States
Lquor
Wabash Hailroad Company
BIG Four
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Common
Preferred
Anaconda
Butte
Mont
Anaconia
Hashara Anaconda
Greene Gold
Henry Olleshalmer
ER. Tustin
Greane Consolidated Gold Company
Greane Gold-Gilver Company
Ollasheimer
Greene Consolidated Copper
Green Bay and
Western
Green Bay
Western B
Exsertion T
United States Steel
Mets~ Dera
United States Steel Finance Committee
Cotton Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Haw
Secord
Ila
M and i
Getonce
I Am
Non-Member Banks Clearing Through Members Report
The weekly statement covers New York City Brooklyn Jersey City Hoboken and Staten Island banks not members of the Clearing House but clearing through member banks. It lists deposits and assets as of June with figures showing outside securities activity and overall market behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York City
Brooklys
Jersey City
Mobaken
Staten Island
New-York Clearing House Association
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NY Central
Chi
Guseeee
Ig Bee
Pasoon
Ak Peerieeh
Seaatt Guilder Seri
Soanene
Bankers and Brokers
Choice County
Farson, Leach & Co
Nassau Street, New York
Kount Tze Brothers
Bankers
Broadway
Cedar St
York
John Munroe & CO
Pine Street
Post Office Square
Munroe & CO
Rue Scribe
Paris
American Type Founders
Babcock and Wilcoz
International Nickel
New York and
Jersey RR
Omake
Federal
Frederic H. Hatch
Onde
Broad
Broad St
New Yorks
Alliance Realty Co
Mercantile National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Clinton Gilbert
W. R. Holligan & CO
Redmond & Co
Delaware & Hudson
Joseph Walker & Sons
Broad Street
Crry
Wadsworths& Wright
Henry Clews & Co
BF. Stock Exchange
Peters Grapemie
Seustus S. Gornam
John B. van Schaick
Del
Ousl Cortlandt
van Schaick & Es
Me St. Baldt
Hrond St. Neate
Laidlaw & CO
Wall St
Pierece Harting
Eeline Chas
D. Barney & Co
Bankers & Seorers
Lackawanna Iron & Steel
N. E. Ry
Hudson Co. Gas Co
Detroit-Edison Co
Thomas Reinhardt
New Jersey Securities
New York City
Wm. A. Read & Co
Nassau Street, New Verv
Fredk F. Marquand
Ennis & Stoppani
N.Y
Tel
Semicare Board of Trade
Ee VasTon Cov
Watt Oar Sabionza
Omces
Court ST
Andrew J. McCormack
Adrian H. Muller & Son
William Street
Exchange Balelroom
Vesey Street
de Somselitated Gas Co
Consolidated Gax Co
X & Com
Consolidated Ga Op Sby
Apyxxistrator
Kaniat
Lent Co
of America
Mercantile National
Equitable Trust Go
Lackawanna Steal Co
Americas
Zoe Co
Brear
Trust Co
Milwaukee
Wie
Ohio
Vetted Biates
Mga
Ftrust
Giisens
Natl Bank
Unitas
Bram
A Trust Co
Hanover
Ned
National City
Bani
Buckensdorfer Manfe Co
Filis
Stawmut & Northern
Windgaor Trust Co
National Exchange Bank
Lawyers’ Title Ins. & Trust Co
Sim Realty Associates
Yona Pash
Mercantile Trust Ca
Equitable Trust Co
Abs
Guaranty Trust
Realty Associates
Tis Hall
Bank of Commeron
Fugue
Gth-ave
East
Uthat
Oletwi
Sitnets
Tramont-ave
Istsi
Bleeckerst
United States District Court
Bond Market Trading
Money and Exchange
THE
Stock Exchange
Ara Tobacco
Tom
Bonn
Burn
Qean-Fontane- Paw
East Ine
Prey
ByesSrooklyns
Rita
Bo Elites Ac
Rte
Xamara
Standad
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