Small Stock Dealings Reported on Down Prices
Closing prices yesterday of principal active securities show general declines with modest net losses from Wednesday. Notable entries include Atas F 5 40.10, Go adj 4s 53, Mex Cen ist inc 26, Nor & West 48, North Pac 8s do 45, St L 5 W 24s, Union Pac 48, Wabash D Bs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mex Cen Ist Inc
Ae Nor & West
North Pac
St L
Union Pac
Wabash D
North Pacific
C&f
Sance BI
Thy
Nor & West
St & Wire
National Tube
Ee Tas — Y Central
Ational Steel
Rth America
Tional Lead Pt
Anaconda
National Biscuit
Tin Plate i
Ie Pcc
S&t L
Brooklyn R T
Peo Gas Co
Oh Bak & Ohio
Pacific Mail
Oh Do Pref. Presseoe
S Penn R R
CRI
Pac
Republic Steel
Chic Bar & Qy
A. Chic Gt West
Southern Pacific
Ches & Onio
Southern Ry
Con Tobacco
N J
Loults
Nas Tt's
Wheel & L E. Sa
Met Street Ry
Mo Pacific Eeeese
Wabash
Manhattan Ereee
Wis Cent Eeeereer
M&s Bl -Scoee
West Union Tel
L& S&s
Goon
Tex & P
Vane Cueneshene
West UN
W & LE
W & EF
Bay Se
AT &S& F
Atchison 4S
New-England Gs
Am Bell Tel
Old Dom
Eeseeeeee
S R Coco
Atlantic
Best & Montom Bost & Alba
Butte & Bost
Bost & Me
iCal & Hecla
Chic Bur & Qy
Centennial O
Fitchburg
Franklin
Elec
Osceola
Quincey
Tamarack
Wolverines
Old Colony
Aoe
Boston Elec
Readian
West End
Wyandotte
Allouez
Dominion
Wall Street Bears Hold Caution as Market Stagnates
Traders expect prices to drift higher for a week but fail to attract outside buying. Public participation was minimal as most issues traded stagnantly and declines edged gains. Bond demand stayed steadier with strong interest in cheap bonds and Mexican Central issues. Bear literature grows while few stocks hit the market, and forecasts of a sustained bull run fade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Day's Government and Railroad Bond Market Report
Market steady for government bonds with final quotations listed for U S ex 2s reg U S 4s 1925 cou U S 8s reg 100 U S 3s cou 109 It fis 1904 cou 113 U S 8s small 108 109 U S 45 1907 reg 114 U 5 of a 1 cou 103 104 U S 45 1907 cou 115 RAILROAD BONDS Market irregular and dull total sales 805500 par against 1123000 prior heavy dealings in Atchison and Baltimore and Ohio Central Pacific Mexican Centralist Norfork and Western Northern Pacific St Louis Southwestern Texas and Pacific Union Pacific Wabash issue bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
U.S
U.S. Ss
TU. S
Atchison and
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Division
Central Pacific
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
St. Louis Southwestern
Texas and Pacific
Union Pacific
Wabash Gebenture
Albany & Sus Acams Express
Car & F’dry
American Coal
Gaty
Amer Cotton
Amy
Am Stl & Wire
Ann Arbor
Atchison Pry
Ealt & Ohio
Brunswick
R & Pitts
R & Nor
Canada Pacific
Canada South
Ches & Ohio
Chic
East Ill
Ind & Louis
V & Pitts Ae
Fuel & Iron
Colorado Mid
Cal
South
Cal & Hc&li
Consol Coal
Consol Gas
del & Hudson
Fiz
del Lack & W
den & Rio Gr
M & Ft
Detroit Gas
Mae Weil
S & Au
Erie Il
Evans & T H
Hocking Valley
Illnois Centra
Town Central
Kan City & Sp
Keok & Des M. N
Knick Ice
Balt & Ohio
Lake Shore
Chie Gt West
Long Island
Hic Mil & St P
Tours & Nash
Hic RI & Pac
Man Beach A
Es Col Fuel & Iron
Manhattan el
Ong
Ox Boy BO
Cal & A
Street Ry
Elkton
Michigan
A & St Louis
Louis & Nash
M & St
Manhattan
M St P
Mo Pacific
Molie Gibson
Mo Kan & Tex
Moulton
Nor Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Pennsylvania
Mobile & Ohio. Com
People's Gas
Morris & Oesa
Quick Silver
Nash & Chat
Nat Biscuit. Ayl
Jony
So Pacific
So Railway
Tenn Coal & Ae
National Steel
Eno Union Pacific
Ork Esate
New Cent Coal
Yellow Jacket
NY Central
Seeteee
Norfolk & West
North American
Ati Bes
Baa
L Southw
Ohio & Ind Gas
Ontario
Pacific Coast
I. Ni
Pacific Mall
Penn Coal
Esa
Penn R
Bush Peoria
Enet
Peo Gas & C. Caer
Pere Marquette
Rers & Sara
Iron & Stigo
Rio
Rome
W & Ox
Jos & Gr
L & Sen
L & Southw
Paul
Dal
Arius
Coal & I
Texas & Pacific
Wells-Fargo
West Union Tel
Central
LS & W
Pease
Cot
MK & Toft
Mo Pac Trust
Arist
NYG& Elh
Balt & P
Do & Ohio
Ynheath
Nor &W
Acker
Merrall & Condit
Ma&n
Barney & S
Brooklyn Ferry
J&pd & O
M&s
Frecker —Jones-Jewell O
M&n
Hoboken L. & I. J&d International
Madison Square Garden
Metropolitan Ferry
London Market Opens Steady Transfers to Decline
The London market for American securities gained at opening and held steady until near the close when prices eased, influenced by New York movements. Demand was scarce and last prices listed include Atchison 26 1/2, Canadian Pacific 96, St Paul 117, Illinois Central 115, Louisville and Nashville 8, Union Pacific preferred 75, New York Central 134, Erie 42, Pennsylvania 69, Reading 9, Erie first preferred 35, Northern Pacific preferred 76, Grand Trunk 7, Anaconda 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
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
Bank of England weekly statement shows mixed shifts
London and Paris financial notices report changes in central bank accounts. Bank of England reserves rose 593000 pounds while public deposits gained 1935000 pounds and notes reserve increased 481 pounds. France's bank statement notes circulating money down 12475000 francs and bills discounted down 4515000 francs amid increases in current account and silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bank of England
Paris
France
Money and Exchange Rates in the Market Report
Money on call at 14 2 per cent with 1% being the ruling rate. Time money at 3 per cent for various terms on railroad collateral. Commercial paper priced at 3.4494% for short terms for top names. Foreign exchange market steady with closing rates for various currencies. Bankers posted rates shown. Domestic exchange notes New Orleans commercial discount and bank premium, San Francisco telegraph, and interbank rates across major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erkey
Eer Brekit
Ar Itmen
New Orleans
San Francisco
C. Telegraph
Cincinnat
Financial market snapshot from New York exchanges and world rates
The report lists bank clearings and balances across major exchanges including New York Philadelphia Boston Baltimore and Chicago. It notes call money in London at 1 percent and discount rates for short and long bills. Berlin Paris rates and foreign securities prices are given, with gold and silver premiums in Madrid Lisbon Buenos Ayres and Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Charleston
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Baltmore
Chicago
London
Berlin
Berlin Exchange
Paris
Madrid
Lisbon
Buenos Ayres
Rome
Sales At The Stock Exchange Rail Stocks Rise 1 Percent
A brief stock roundup notes railroad and other shares moving modestly higher by about 1 percent amid steady trading. The report cites prices at market close with figures 75 128 214 visible in the ticker, reflecting notable activity in transportation and related sectors.
Bond Market Snapshot From A City Ledger
The listing shows total bond sales at 805 dollars with various issues across 5s and 4s. It highlights sectors including Union Pacific Ist 4s and Wabash bonds with yields around 106 to 119 percent and multiple 10 000 to 23 000 units.
Treasury report shows gold reserves and daily receipts
Washington June 14 treasury status lists reserve fund at 150 million, total funds 727,220,179 with gold and silver holdings, and outstanding notes and certificates. Government receipts for the day total 1,847,990 with expenditures 1,025,000 and fiscal year totals 539,005,013 receipts against 472,533,498 expenditures, plus sub treasury balance and daily cash movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASOIE
Dane Spigace
Sivas
Asec
Treasury
Washington
National Bank
Sub-Treasury
Wall Street Roundup Irregular Close Across Markets
Market activity was uneven with Standard Oil at 545 550 from 542 544 prior. Foreign prices in London rose while local arbitrage was light. total volume about 12 000 shares. Denver Rio Grande declares 2 percent semi annual dividend. Rio Grande Western 1 4 percent quarterly dividend to be paid August 1. Franklin A. Plummer, formerly of Price McCormick, joins as associate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Havana Commercial
Bay State
Markeen
Amalgamated
Amsterdam
America
New-York
London
Notice to holders of Standard Gas Light stock certificates
The Mercantile Trust Company informs holders that the committee led by E A McAlpin has arranged for the sale of all stock of the Standard Gas Light Company. Shares are priced at 135 for common and 155 for preferred, less 2 percent for charges. Holders who have not surrendered certificates must do so at once at Mercantile Trust. Surrender deadline is June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Gas Light Company
Mercantile Trust Company
E. A. McAlpin
Trust Company
Market transfers list buyers and sellers yesterday
The principal participants included H. Content & Co. and A. A. Housman & Co. selling Sugar, I. & S. Wormser buying and bidding Reading to 59 percent, and numerous others such as Street & Norton, F. F. Ames, London and P. J. Goodhart & Co. trading Baltimore and Ohio stock and Sugar Refining, plus purchases of Northern Pacific, People's Gas, Pennsylvania, St. Paul, Norfolk and Western, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Lake Erie and Western, Western Union, Steel Hoop, and more, reflecting a broad active market by many named firms and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Steel and Wire
People’s Gas
General Electric
New York Central
Northwestern
Northern Pacific
Rock Island
St. Paul
Union Pacific
American Tobacco
Manhattan
Pennsylvania
Delaware and Hudson
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Southern Railway
Louisville and Nashville
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Federal Steel
Atchison
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Consolidated Gas
Third Avenue
Continental Tobacco
Western Union
Jersey Central
Missouri Pacific
National Stel
Denver
Rio Grande
Denver and
RIO Grande Western
F. A. Plummer
Franklin A. Plummer
Price
McCormick & Co
H. Content & Co
A. A. Housman & Co
I. & S. Wormser
Reading
Street & Norton
F. F. Ames
London
P. J. Goodhart & Co
Baltimore and Ohio Common
Baltimore and
Ohio
Halle & Stieglitz
People's Gas
A. M. Kidder & Co
Raymond Pynchon & Co
J. H. Davis & Co
J. A. Blair & Son
Dick Bros. & Co
Northern Pacific Common
Floyd & Moore and
Simmons & Slade
H. L. Horton &Co
L. Wormser
J. Bianchi
McIntyre & Wardwell
Lake Erie
Western Common
C. M. Oelrichs & Co
James Boyd
J.C. Humbert
G. Blandy
W. D. Hatch
Miscellaneous Securities Listing Furnished by Hatch
A brief notice credits Frederic H. Hatch of 30 Broad Street with furnishing miscellaneous securities details. The item provides no further context or figures, appearing as a clipped brokerage listing in an early newspaper segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic H. Hatch
Money Market Factors and Bank of England Rate Cut
Easier conditions abroad are shown by the Bank of England discount rate cutting from 3 percent to 3. The treasury assures banks deposits can rise next fall if needed, as bonds mature. Gold exports to Paris remain cheap for remittance, with no adverse effect locally. Some bankers expect a firmer rate by July but no sharp rise. Demand for call funds is minimal while loans advance on special or foreign sterling borrowing. Time money demand was slightly more active yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of England
Paris
Secretary of the Treasury
Iron Trade Conditions in The Iron Age Report
The Iron Age reports that leaders expect hand to mouth buying until prices near production costs, urging immediate reductions to cut costs and restrict output. June 1 furnace data show pig iron prices rising with increased weekly capacity, while stocks grow and many furnaces face closure. imports and shipments remain constrained, though demand and inquiries persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manu Icturers
Western rate situation report from Wall Street dispatch
A West East rail rate dispatch reports steady freight and passenger rates west of Chicago. Net six month earnings appear solid and expectains for the next two to three months support the view. Packing house product rates from Missouri River points east drift lower amid chronic demoralization. The Western passenger outlook remains clouded by the Grand Army sale at one cent a mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofth
Chicago
Missouri River
Grand Army
Sugar Prices Advance Amid Stocks and Shipments
Sugar prices for all refined grades rose by ten points to 5.70 cents per pound. Raw centrifugals quoted at 4.63 cents after equivalent conversion, with a net 88 cents per 100 pounds gap. Refining reduces 50 cents, leaving about 38 cents per 10 pounds profit. American Sugar Refining and Arbuckle Bros. oversold. delayed shipments issued for one week. independent refineries matched the advance. Sugar Refining stock closed lower on heavy selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Sugar Refining Company
Arbuckle Bros
Foreign commerce in May shows record exports and higher totals
May exports reached 113,503,577 with imports at 71,555,861, yielding a 11,947,716 surplus. Exports rose 19,667,088 year over year while imports gained 1,424,233. For eleven months, exports total 1,286,240,252 against 1,130,623,572 last year, making May the heaviest on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Statistics
Northern Pacific Dividend Talk At J P Morgan Office
A conference at the J P Morgan office discussed the Northern Pacific dividend. The impression from the Northern Pacific office was that the common dividend would not be increased. Directors' meeting is scheduled for today to act on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Morgan & Co
Northern Pacific
Bank Stocks Reported by Clinton Gilbert at No 2 Wall Street
Clinton Gilbert reports on bank stock movements from No 2 Wall Street. The bulletin notes changes in major banks, with brief price shifts and market reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Gilbert
Wall-st
Gas Companies and Dividend Interest Notes
Gas companies issue notes on interest and tax coupon terms. The message lists dividend, tax coupon, and related financial terms without further context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
tEx
T&x
Trade in Chicago Wheat and Corn Market Summary
Chicago wheat and corn futures moved mixed with small changes as price pressure from profit taking and short selling appeared. July wheat traded around 73c, corn July near 39c, with shipments, receipts, and exports fluctuating. oats and flaxseed showed modest gains and losses amid large West hogs and weaker provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lsc
Dakotas
Minnesota
Northwest
Kaufman
St. Louis
Patten
Bartlett
Seaboard
Liverpool
Philips
Illinois
Armour
Ing West
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chicago Board of Trade
American Securities Abroad
Money and Exchange
THE
Stock Exchange
Consolidated Exchange Sales
M~ Om
Lou & N
City Gas
Rte
Flint
T W
Federal Treasury
Wall Street and Exchanges
William C. Sheldon & Co
Amer
Agricultural Chem
Agricultural Ch
A&d
American Bicycle
American Book Co
American Woollens Wewecesse
American Woollens
Press Association
Soda Foun
Arizona
Barney & Car
Bay State Gas O
British Columbia Copper BT
Seeee
Chesebrough
Clafin
H. B
Claflin
Consolidated Equipment
F&a
Distilling Co
Ameram
Am.be
Electric Vehicle Co
Empire & Bay State
Empire Steel Preste
Flemington Coal & Oke
J. BK
Stetson
B_ Stetson
Madison Sq. G
Mosler
National Enamel Mp
National Enamel
National Gramophone Corel & Mo
National
New-England
E. R. Ferry
N. J. Tells
Trans. Co
National Salt Ieee
Otis Elevator
Old Dominion S. S
I&aedis
Penn
A&o
Pitts
Bessemer & L. Erie
Pratt & Whitney
Procter & Gamble
Swift & Co
St. Ferry
Teleg
Telephone & Cal
Tennessee Copper
Trenton Potteries Co
Trenton Potteries
Tron
New
Union Switch & Sign
Union Switch & Signal Union Steel & Chain Union Steel & Chain
Pi Union Typewriter
Union Typewriter
P A&d
Union S Typewriter
UCS
Westinghouse
Ces Worthington
Padechaine
Arandara
Ats
de Haven & Townsend
Am Ry Co
Penn R R Co
Fidly
Penn Steel
Brooklyn Gas
Cambria Steel
Penn Bt Veh Co
P Ry
Phila Elec Co
Phila Traction
Phila & Erte
Pitts Con Tr
Electro
Sus Iron & Steel
Elec Co
Tidewater Steel
U Cos
Union Traction Ins Co
Lehigh Nav
Wels Light Co
Lehigh Val RR
Wilt
Ofc Hs
Marsden Pieees Om
North Penn
Am Ss
Union Tracks
Ind P Ry Co
Lake Su Rot
Newark Pass
Phila Co
Diamond Steel
Cee
Astor Nationa
Bowery
Broadway
Ws &J
Butchers
East River
Eleventh Ward
Fifth Avenue
Bm & N
Gallatin
A. & O. Gansevoort
Garfield Sence
Greenwich
GM &Nn
Hamilton
Hanover
Weer
A&j
J &J
Tra Soveceec
Lw Irving
Liberty
Lincoln
Manhattan Co
Jase Market & Fulton
D Metropolis
Mechanics
Iecemeeeeneis
Mechanics & Tr
Mercantile O
Tjla&as
Mount Morris
Mutual
Nassau
SM. &N
Amster
State
Twelfth Ward
Union Square
J. &Vd
Western
West Side
RIJ& J
Yorkville
WY & EB
Ralt Consol
Ind Gas
Colum Gas Sa
H & L Co
St Joseph
Walker Brothers
Chicago Gas
Chicago Union Traction
Lake Street
Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs Mineing Stock Exchange
William P. Bonbright & Co
Alamo Pinnacle
Portland
Pilgrim
Union
Damon
Garfield
Findley
Ingham
Isabella Asco
Ecaene
Mount Rosa
Alta
Kentucky
Lady Washington
Andes
Belcher
Occidental
Best & Belcher
Ophir
Crown Point Co
Louis
Gould & Curry
Hale & Norcross
Utah
Julian
Chesapeake and Ohio
Indianapolis
Louisville
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Peoria
Eastern
Pittsburg and Western
Duluth
South Shore
Twin City Rapid Transit Company
Ohio River
Pittsburg
TT Inc
Annes
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