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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1905

Page

6

Stocks Open Higher Across Major Bonds and Rails

Stocks generally higher with total sales at par value 5,276.00 versus 2,462.00 on Tuesday. Heaviest activity in Atchison general 4s Brooklyn Rapid Transit 4s Central of Georgia second and third incomes Chicago Burlington and Quincy 4s Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad 4s Colorado and Southern first 4s Colorado Midland first 4s Reading general 4s St Louis and San Francisco refunding Seaboard Air Line gold 4 3 West Shore 4 8 and Wisconsin Central general 4s United States Steel Ge.

Atchison General Brooklyn Rapids Transit Central of Georgia Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Colorado and Southern Colorado Midland Reading General St. Louis San Francisco Seaboard Air Line West Shore Wisconsin Amal Mnyx Central TO & W Az ‘Am Steel Eroklyn RT St L Bwa Southern Hugnea Uni Steel “Ag Ry Loule & Nash Ina Roe Mance Penn Coast Bioco C&o Genaida Oris Pm&m

Market Shifts Narrow as Reading and Pacific Lead

Yesterday's stock operations showed little overall movement with most issues confined to small fractions. Reading and Canadian Pacific rose about 1 percent on covering shorts and renewed buying, while the market saw light activity from commission houses and room traders amid narrow conditions.

Money Market and Exchange Rates Report

Money on call opened at 7.4 percent with highs at 8 percent and lows at 2 percent, last loan 2.4 percent, close 2.42 percent, ruling 2 percent. Time money quoted 2 percent for sixty days, 7.4 percent for three to five months, 3.4/3.4 percent for six months. Commercial paper rates vary by term. Market closes steady in foreign exchange with various cables and bankers’ rates listed. Bank clearings for major cities shown. domestic exchange details by city. Silver and gold prices noted, Mexican exchange quoted, government receipts and expenditures posted, Sub-Treasury shows debtor status to Clearing House.

ASEIO Helens Sloss New-Orleans Bank San Francisco Light Telegraph Boston Chicape Charleston St. Louis Minneapolis Cincinnat Savannah New York Philadelphia Hoston Chicago Baltimore London Madrid Lisbon Washington Sub-Treasury Clearing House

Consolidated Exchange Sales Report Highlights Market Movements

Wall Street activity shows foreign trading modest in volume with most purchases. London consols steady. foreign bonds strengthen on peace progress. Mining dull and irregular. settlement proceeds with substantial reduction in speculative accounts. money abundant. Paris and Bariin exchange easier. Vancouver area crops report favorable early yields. Ontario fall wheat behind due to cool weather. US Steel notes stronger tonnage gains of about four percent in first half of month. Japanese bonds active but buyers favor 63 series. 4% loan expected retrenchment. Canadian Pacific gains from covering shorts with Ogden visit cited. Dividend declarations from Vanderbilt properties listed. several rail and bank securities added to exchange listings. General market notes include earnings up 27.5 percent in early June for processing and a June 2 adjournment for Phenix National Bank meeting.

Reading Canadian Pacific Union Pacific St. Paul United States Stes! Preferred Amalgamated Copper Atchison American Steel Foundries Shaw Treasury Wall Street Shorts London Paris Canadian Northwest Thompson Ogilvie Flourafilis Company, Limited Manitoba Territories Ontario United States Steel United States Steel Corporation Canadian Pacifc I. G. Ogden Ogden Great Northern Vanderbilt New York Central Lake Shore Lake Erie Western Michigan Central Canada Southern Indiana Illinois Iowa Minneapolis, St. Paul Sault Ste Marie Phenix National Bank Colorado Industrial Company Pittsburg Coal Company New Jersey American Ice Securities Company St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway Company St. Louis Southwestern Railway Company Detroit Southern Railroad Company Pennsylvania Railroad Company General Consolidated Lehigh Valley Railroad Company

Unclear OCR Stock Market Clutter From Baltimore Listing

Fragmentary OCR text shows stock and commodity terms with scattered names and numbers. Potential references include balances, cotton duck, pawn, and various abbreviations, but meaning is obscured by garbled characters and misreads. No coherent event or actionable detail can be derived.

van Schack Cotton Duck IBM

Western Union June quarter statement shows estimated net revenue surplus

Western Union quarterly report for the three months ended June 8 shows estimated net revenue and a total surplus of 16 039 208. The note projects figures for the year ended June and compares them with the prior three years. The second item reports on the Tron and Metal Trades with no clear event, while the third line notes no notable activity in the last week affecting buyers or market sentiment.

Western Union Uel — i Snoeraos Oes Bona Foxiss Hair Gleidge Hikoer Senos

Market Hard to Gauge as Steel Trade Faces Slow Demand

Raw material buyers hold back amid uncertain demand while producers shift output obligations. Prices falter for No 2 foundry iron in Birmingham. steel billets ease in loading markets and rail trade shows mixed activity. Northern mills report inching production. Heming and deep water system projects in Virginia drive sizable orders, with ongoing negotiations for extra tonnage.

Partic Nagotie Virginia Chicago

Pig Iron Certificates Hold Steady in Foundry Grade Quotation Notes

Regular certificates eased on the second call while foundry grade remained steady. No earliest price changes on the call, but between calls a sale of 100 tons June regular at 14 dollars was reported. Quotations for regular at the 2 p.m. call and final prices against Tuesday’s figures are noted but not fully disclosed.

Securities at Auction by Adnan H Muller and Co

Securities offered yesterday at the Exchange Saleroom by Adnan H. Muller and Co include 2 shares Consolidated Gas Company stock 800 First National Bank of Milwaukee bonds and 8,000 North Carolina State bonds. J E Whitney acted as executor. February 1906 coupons. Weisbach Company share valued at $5775. Halfway Company receipts.

Adnan H. Muller Newhe _ Stems Steelay State of North Carvinus Westen North Carolina Railroas Weisbach Crsipany

Outside Securities Market Report Echoes Tuesday Trading

The market for outside securities repeats Tuesday's pattern with Greene Lunes driving three quarters of daily turnover. Greene Copper shows good support early, a 0.5 percent drop soon after, then a sharp rally. Greene Gold sinks 1.5 percent amid bearish property news, with a later recovery. United Copper opens higher but closes down about 0.5 percent. United States Leather remains strong yet quiet, Standant Ol gains three points. Cetage Subway declines while the bond market stays quiet but firm.

Greene Lunes Greene Copper Greene Gold Lex Fortenate United Copper United States Standant Ol Cetcage

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