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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
2
Panphlet No 181 5 presents all active government state municipal refiread and industrial corporation bonds with price ranges since 1966 current market value income and yield Circular No 352 B lists active railroad and industrial corporation stocks with price ranges since 1909 current dividend rates income at present prices and other data
A compilation of historic dividend announcements by American Can Company Yukon Gold Company American Snuff Company and others listing declared quarterly and annual dividends payable to stockholders of record with payment dates and transfer book closures in June and July 1910. The notices name directors secretaries treasurers and outline record dates payment dates and method of payment.
A rail official warned that one billion dollars will be needed for extensions and improvements in the coming year. He cited harsh trends in railroad bonds and stock returns, rising operating costs, wage increases, and dwindling dividends as evidence that railway securities are unattractive to investors.
Stock gains last week were driven mainly by short-covering as cash buying remained light after the Washington administration and railroad presidents settled freight rate questions. Prospects for a big bull market faded, with cautious sentiment from major interests and limited new lending. Grain and cotton futures look stable given favorable harvest forecasts, while railway rate policy and the fiscal climate keep investment conservative. London and New York money markets anticipate near-term inactivity with the Bank of England rate- cut and remittance pressures abroad. Western banks urged restraint on land speculation loans, urging liquidity and careful scrutiny of margin loans.
A dense weekly bond sheet lists Cuban, Argentine, U S and multinational issues with varied prices. It shows totals, including an overall weekly sales figure of 1,168,000 and weekly volume around 168,000, highlighting diverse government and corporate paper across regions.
The report compiles weekly share counts and price ranges for numerous stocks including Anaconda, Bethlehem Steel, Chicago & North Western, Canadian Pacific, and Missouri Pacific. It lists high, low, and closing figures, with year to date changes and notable line items for railways, banks, and steel firms.
Readable stock list from Frederic H Hatch Co shows varied bids and asks across many firms. Notable entries include American Chicle, International Nickel, Otis Elevator, Pacific Gas and Electric, and Union Carbide with mixed preferred and common listings.
Clinton Gilbert reports active bank stock trading on No. 2 Wall Street with varied bid and ask quotes across many institutions. Notable entries include America, Am Exch, Liberty, Etna Nat, Lincoln, Bronx Nat, Metropolis, Merchants', Chase, Mutual, Nassau, Nat Reserve, Chelsea Ex, Columbia, East River, Pacific Fidelity, First Nat, People's Fifth, Phenix Fifth Ave, Plaza, Fourth Nat, Sherman, Seaboard, German-Am, NY County, Gotham Nat, and several neighborhood exchanges, reflecting broad market activity and liquidity.
A dense listing shows high and low figures, last prices, and changes for items such as Stand Mil, Houston Oil, Inter Rubber, Standard Oil, United Cigar, and others. It includes bond listings, mortgage funds, and trust company bids and asks from major banks and insurers, with numerous figures and percentages across a long table of market notes.
The Tribune reports gross earnings for thirty six railroads or systems in May's fourth week. Thirty one railroads gained 3 720 469 dollars, an 18 9 percent rise, while five posted losses 60 699 dollars, down 7 1 percent. Overall gain 659 770 dollars, 17 4 percent. First week in June shows gains of 58 1 for 87, or 2 9 percent amid sparse figures.
Tl 28 cos $17,085,569 and $15,300,129 as $2,959,770 174 are listed in a financial item. The fragment lacks context for a full event or outcome.
Furnished by Edward B. Smith & Co. lists a dense table of bid and ask prices across steel, coal, rail, and securities with numerous 1s and 2s shorthand symbols. The column includes company abbreviations and preferred notes, along with street and exchange references, reflecting a packed financial page snapshot.
Bond quotations show bid and ask changes from June 4 to June 11 across U S and foreign issues. Notable entries include U S 3s reg 1918 bid around 102 and 102% asks, U S 4s reg near 125 with coupons around 115, Panama 2s 1958 at about 104, Philippine 4s 1934 near 100.
Exchange totals and stock sales figures contrast week by week with figures for the same week in the prior two years. The report lists exchanges of the New York Clearing House and shares sold on the New York Stock Exchange, showing specific numeric values and changes from year to year.
The Merchant E tective Association reports fewer fraudulent bankruptcies in dry goods trade for the year ended February 191% amid 57 member firms handling bankruptcy totals near 1350. Prosecutions rise in cost and scope with decisions limiting false reports to creditors and empowering receivers to recover assets in other states.
Printing cloth trade in Fall River, Massachusetts reports about 50,900 pieces traded last week with limited sales in narrow and medium wide goods. Cotton remains costly, depressing activity. New York notes predict price drops amid a slow period. Mills at Ira and American Printing cut back production. printers warned jobbers to curb output as demand stays weak.
Petroleum operations continued with little decisive result across West Virginia and eastern Ohio. Wells in Roane County and Monroe district show limited production, while Crawford and Illinois fields report small outputs. The vast Caddo and Kern County areas see slow progress due to inadequate facilities, with refinery pricing lingering around 7.65 cents for 3% barrels and credit balances staying at 19 dollars.
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