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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1901
Page
14
Closing prices yesterday show higher activity in the principal active securities. Union Pacific leads gains with feature bonds and money, while overall net changes from Wednesday’s final quotations reflect improved demand across the market.
A dense list of stock quotes and prices across railroads and other securities. Includes bonds and notes from Adams, Gen, Union Pacific, Reading, Missouri Pacific, Norfolk and Western, and many others with varied yields, prices, and terms. Totals indicate a broad market snapshot with a large total value.
A fragmented OCR listing shows financial instruments and bond quotations such as Reading gen 4s 682 bs Col Midget Z-41 and Mex Gan it in Bb. The text includes scattered figures, percentages, and references to railroads like Wabash and Tex & N O Ss, reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century securities market page.
Stocks showed buoyant activity with broad gains led by Union Pacific and St. Paul. Industrial issues advanced, margins for investors widened on cheap 6 and 7 per cent yields while Western Union drew buyers despite no company news. London eased with a Bank of England rate cut, signaling light external demand.
The days operations in bonds show firm government bonds with varied bids and asks. Railroad bonds market remains strong with total par sales of 5,451,000, led by Atchison 4s Baltimore and Ohio issues and a slate of major lines including Central of Georgia, Colorado Midland, Erie, Reading, and Union Pacific among others.
London June 13 4 p m The market for American securities closed irregular with a strong finish Final prices show Atchison 884 Canadian Pacific 206 St Paul 171 Miss Central 14344 Louisville and Nashville 112 Union Pacific preferred 19 Erie 44 Pennsyl 7 Reading 234 Erie first preferred 714 Northern Pacific preferred 100 Grand Trunk 11 Anaconda 9 United States Steel 0 and related issues
The Bank of England reports a reserve increase of £916,000 and a circulation drop of £379,000, bullion up £537,255 and other securities up £57,000. Other deposits rise £1,867,900 while public deposits fall £906,000. notes reserve up £89,000, government securities unchanged. Bank rate cut to 3 percent. Paris weekly French bank data show notes in circulation down £82,950,000 francs and various Treasury and bills figures changing.
Money rates show call money at 3 percent with ruling at 3 percent. Time money at 3 1 2 percent for sixty days, 3 1 4 percent for three months, and 3 4 4 percent for four to six months on railroad collateral. Commercial paper 34 2 9 4 percent for three, four, and six months for top names. Foreign exchange market firm with closing rates and bankers posted rates. Domestic exchange on New York listed with New Orleans and San Francisco figures.
The report covers currency trades and bank clearings across New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago and Baltimore with exact exchange figures and balances. It notes foreign money markets including London call rates, Berlin and Paris rates, and foreign securities such as British consols and French rentes, plus silver and gold premium pricing in Madrid Lisbon Buenos Aires and Rome.
Washington June 13 The Treasury statement details reserve funds and division of redemption assets including gold coin bullion and silver dollars, and totals for gold and silver certificates. It reports customs receipts 768 411 internal revenue 5 8 miscellaneous 6587 total daily receipts 2 335 365 expenditures 1 500 000 and year to date receipts 557 706 481 expenditures 492 472 46 with excess 65 234 215 and redemption of national bank notes 559 000.
London prices for American securities were irregular and arbitrate houses were quiet. Summary items include stock loan quotations for many majors, mixed gains in American Car and Foundry stock, and reports of Pennsylvania Railroad buying. Baltimore and Ohio preferred court ruling favored common stockholders, with Ecuadorian bonds subscriptions closed, and several dividend declarations announced by Mergenthaler and Western Union.
The June letter from the Anthracite Coal Operators Association notes a fair activity level across sectors, with steady buying chiefly to stockpile. Dealers enjoy price firmness and monthly advances, while producers may curb output later to sustain prices if May and June demand create ample stocks. Western deliveries could proceed in July and August.
Rogers, Brown & Co reports pig iron movement barely starting with no early plans before July. Buyers fulfilled in four months, furnaces at max capacity, iron moving to immediate consumption. Iron outlook remains strong with no rush for new purchases as prices may ease. End users push for prompt shipments and early dispatches signal high domestic consumption.
The outside securities market closed irregular with Consolidated Tobacco bonds slipping to 7634 on light activity. American Locomotive dull with under 500 shares traded. common at 354 and preferred at a fraction. Bay State Gas active with about 1600 shares at quotes. Denver and Southwestern common up 2 percent on 300 shares to 72. Old Colony active, rising to 110. Central of Georgia Chattanooga Division 4s traded first time, around 25000 sold from 89 to 8814. Compressed Air strong at 17 bid with no sales. Union Copper slight decline to 6 percent, Standard Oil at 7 percent, Bank of Commerce trading 417 to 2.
Chicago market summary June 12 shows wheat opening with a drop then rallying to near day prior, July and September futures fluctuating amid liquidation and cash sales. Seaboard export loads, Minneapolis export sale, and seaboard clearances noted. oats and corn active with broad liquidation and short covering. Provisions eased on higher hog receipts. pork and lard off slightly. general market mixed with ongoing country longs being liquidated.
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