Railroad Earnings Show Gains Across Systems in May and June
The Tribune reports fourth week May earnings for five railroads with total gains of $1,834,285 and losses of $46,542, a net rise of 15.2 percent. First week in June shows mixed results across twenty railroads, with gains of $686,518 and losses of $47,043, a total rise of 11.9 percent. Detailed tables list individual company changes, including Colorado & Southern, Duluth South Shore & Atlantic, Interoceanic Railway of Mexico, Mexican National, National Railways of Mexico, Grand Trunk System, Nevada California Onegon, Toledo Peoria & Western, Great Northern, Chesapeake & Ohio, and others with monthly May or June figures and year-over-year deltas.
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the Tribune
Duluth
South Shore & Atlantic
Interoceanic Railway OF Mexico
Minneapolis, ST. Paul
Sault Ste. Marie
Mexican National
National Railways OF Mexico
Grand Trunk System
Nevada-California
Arnings
Toledo, Peoria & Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago St Paul Minn
Chicago Union Traction
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Do Ist
Columbus & Hocking c
Consolidated Gas
Comstock Tunnel
Delaware & Hudson
Delaware Lackawanna
Denver & Rio Grande
Detroit United Railways
Duluth South Shore & At
Erie
Federal Mining & Smeith
General Chemical
General Electric
Great Northern
Havana Electric Railway
Hocking Valley
Central
Interborough
International Harvester
Financial Markets Show High Stock Values On Steady Upbeat Tone
Market assessments indicate margins remain elevated and prices likely to rise further barring adverse conditions. Rail and industrial averages hover near year highs with select issues like Union Pacific and United States Steel showing notable yields. Foreign demand for cotton and copper supports export gains while currency and money-market conditions stay firm yet cautious.
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Wall Street
Harriman
Hill Securities
St. Paul
United States Steel
Union Pacific
American Sugar Refining
General Electric
National Lead
National Biscuit
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
American Sugar Refining Common
United States
Union Pacific Common
Baltimore & Ohio
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
St Paul
Great Northern
Louisville & Nashville
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Northern Pacific
Southern Pacific
Reading
London
Pariis
Berlin
London Exchange
United States Steel Corporation
Wall Street Stocks and Bonds Slide Through 1908 to 1909
A sprawling table lists numerous stocks with highest, lowest and final weekly prices, covering 1908 and 1909. It names companies such as American Tobacco, U S Steel, Colorado Fuel and Iron, and Erie, with numerous preferred shares and ex-dividend notes, reflecting market fluctuations and weekly net changes. Market headlines emphasize price highs, lows, and notable shifts across railroads, mining, and manufacturing firms.
Bonds dominate week with mixed gains and cautious bids
Market notes show varied bond activity as investors push yields and prices on government and corporate issues. Weakness in some issues contrasts with gains in selected U S and international securities amid cautious trading and routine weekly quotations.
Weekly curb transactions and stock figures reviewed
The listing shows railway and stock sector figures with price changes and last values. It includes percentages and figures for several entries, indicating market movements and closing prices across the week.
Farmers' Loan and Trust Company Listing in London and New York
A historical notice lists the Farmers' Loan and Trust Company offices: London address 18 Bishopsgate St Within Chartered 1822 and branch details at No 16 18 20 22 William Street and 475 Fifth Avenue New York with an administrator noted at 41 Boulevard Haussmann.
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Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
William Street
Fifth Avenue
New York
Law Firms Listed for Case Representation
Wolllman and Wollowman Storey Thorndike Palmer and Thayer are named as counsel in the legal notice. The filing lists the firms handling the matter and identifies lead attorneys.
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Wollman & Wollman
Storey
Thorndike, Palmer & Thayer
Counsel
Bank Exchanges and Stock Sales Compare Week Totals
The New York Clearing House exchanges and NY Stock Exchange shares sold for June 12 to June 15 show totals: exchanges amounting to 2,825,556,392 dollars with 3,213,907 shares traded. prior year figures are 1,158,450,353 dollars and 1,615,373 shares. and two years ago 1,478,712,597 dollars and 2,463,122 shares.
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New York Clearing House
New York Stock Exchange
O& Exchanges
New York Central to pay stock on July 1
The New York Central and Railroad Company to pay capital stock of the New York and Harlem Railroad to Edward Rossiter as treasurer, with stock of record at close of business on the first day of July. The payment follows the contract terms between the two lessee companies.
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Wisconsin Central Railway Co
Empire Trust Co
New York
Minneapolis, &¢. Paul & Sault Sainte Marie Rayway
Wisconsin Central Railway
Wen
York and Harlem
New York Central and Railroad Company
EDWARD ROSSITER_ Tresasu
Fragmented bond notes list and standings across rail and utilities
The OCR text shows a dense jumble of bond issue references, rail line abbreviations, company names, and percentage figures such as 91% and 70% with several 4s, 5s, and 6s notes. It appears to catalog securities from multiple issuers like Westinghouse, Wabash, and Syracuse area lines, with stray mentions of exchanges, rates, and maturities amid scattered location codes and stock shorthand.
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Alabama Great Southern 8. A. Co. Equipment Trust
AMD
Companier
Potter, Gheate & Prentice
Fisk& Robinson
Cedar St
Bcstor
Chicago
State St
Adams
R.L. Day & CO
Wall St
Congress St
Boston
New York City
Bonds H. W. Harris
American Steel Foundries
Swartwout
Eee Ste Serk Stock Exchange Tc
John
Pine Street Templer
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Lima
Peru
Gowganda and
Cobalt Consolidated
Edward G. Johns
ANGE
Plephone
Hanover
Urion Typewriter
Stock Ee A Feta Seneteeie
Board of Trustees
Will Praw
Thomas M. Mulry
John J. Z? Lleyn
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Inc
Firetreck
Are Inc
Colorado
Southern
SIG
Great Northern Changes Inc
D Inc
Super Peter
Oper
Ino
Hreapeake
Dame
Utah Copper
Virginia Carol
BN Bi
Allis—Chalmers
American Car & A
American Steel Foundry New
American Telegraph & Cable
Amer Telegraph & Telephone
American Tobacco
Anaconda
Associated Merchants
Atlantic Coast Line
Bethle Em Steel
Brun
Lek
Jas
New Jersey
Take
Ohio
Alton
Great Western
Chicago Milwaukee
Ort
Ier
National Paper
National Steam 2
City Southern
Scott & M
Erie & ‘Western
Ville
Stam
Nal RR of
Mexico
House Mining & Bn York Air Brake
York Central
Chicago & St Louis
Jernery Teleaven & Har & Weeterrestern Pacific R
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Bales & Eastern
Churg Coal
Rine
Teel
C & E Lm
Mis & Southwestern
Shemel’ Steel & Iron
Rere Bay
Moo
Bkin City
Do Ist Inc
Ches & O
Sean
S&s
RI & P
Tecetee Caeeeece Nemica
BO AB
San Paulo
oRag
Alb & Susq
Allis-Chalmers
Hide & L
Arm
Ann Arbor
Ralt & O
Beth Steal
Ea Anan
Bonn
ARNO
Fey
TV & G
Tim
Tian Tab
Tatseamenan
Green Bay
Bates
Tom Iowa
CF S & M
Kan City
K Co
Lacka Steel
S & MS
SFR OH
LOS
Rome
Milwacke
U.S
Panama
Philippine
District of Columbia
C! Bu
Mary Western Union
Ist
al & Cok Nd Telegraph Inufactur
Brie
Yiaer
Omm Timpir Equitas Farm
Atbush Tranklin Witon
Per
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Ipe & Fi Provers
Hemi
Inter Dag Corp
Kings County Knickerbocker
ETY Compert
Standard
Title
Gr& Tr
H Tico
Trust Co
Union
Washington
Westchester
We&btem
Windsor
Terr
Penn Con
Oda
Peo & E
Phil & Rd
Sh & L
Rich & D
Rio
Roch & P
Cen
Ats
Les
Ieee Lish
S.1
Nor
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Londos
Bishopsgate St
Haussmats
Guardian
Franklin Trust Company
Montague Street
Brooklyn
Broadway
New Year
Jules S. Bache
Newman Erb
N. W. Jordan
Augustus Barnard
Wadf
Fulton Trust Co
Nassau ST
H. H. Cammann
W. van Kleeck
NEW York Central & Hudson
Ture
Syracuse
Elec
Pag & P
Vuntom Pac
Mo Steel
West Md
West Shore
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