Savings Institutions Pay Dividends Rates Change Across Banks
Several savings banks announce semi annual dividends payable July 1 with four percent annual rate for many accounts and three percent for others. Institutions such as Bowery, Manhattan, Empire City, United States and Harlem Savings adhere to four percent, while East River and Union Square are among those adopting three percent. A new building project at 2 Broadway and Reade is noted as trustees meet and set policy.
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Bowery Savings Bank
Dock Savings Institution
Phattan Savings Institution
Savings Bank
East River Saven
Harlem
New York
Empire City
Aya
United States Savings
Port River
Union Square
Park Savings Institution
Drr Ji American and
Franklin Savings
May exports and imports show continued trade imbalance
Exports in May exceeded imports by a large margin with values near 131 million dollars. Imports in May fell from August levels, showing a persistent balance gap. Over the eleven months ending in May 1910, exports exceeded imports by about 11.6 million in a typical month.
Possible to Move Cars Gnats Defence to Bethlehem Steel Rebating Charges
In Bethlehem, government evidence alleges Lehigh and Reading Railway packages imposed rebates on Bethlehem Steel, with demurrage credits claimed. Defense argues charges were remitted due to freight congestion making car movement impracticable. Trial concludes tomorrow as details unfold.
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Bethlehem Steel
Bielephia
Lehighef
Reading
pBatiehem Steel Company
Jetelmads
Northter Service Company
Steel Company
Aux Mode
Mille and Nashville Gain Will Show Big Earnings Rise
June 14. Controller Haydon Patton reports Louisville and Nashville rail gains for the year end show an increase of about 7 million dollars over the prior year. The June 16 hearing will reveal a further rise in road earnings 6 0 9.
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Haydon
Pat
Louisville & Nashville
Transit Chief Probes Subway Fire After June Accident
Mr Hedley and E G Connellon testified at a hearing on subway fire caused by conditions in the tube. Hedley said a detailed investigation will remove all dangerous material while officials described a burned wooden platform and fence near Mott Avenue Station. The cause remains uncertain with speculation of a spark from third rail or tram car.
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Bediey
Id Transit Company
Eustis
Heartee
Hediey
E. G. Conmellon
Fation Nex
Mott Avenue
Sta
Hearing Upholds Ruling in Public Service Case
A contentious hearing over the Third Avenue project saw several figures including William n Klint and Amory farmer ser testify. The court sustained Parment of $290,000 and Mr. Guthrie Shrection as president, amid arguments about control and compensation.
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Bervicg
Mibate
Public Service
Elock
William N Klint
Ag West & Ants
Ser“Labany
Sis
Tessey Ae
Clcott
Fet
Guthrie
Railway retrenchment widens as railroads curb growth
St Paul June 14 The Pioneer Press reports railroads cutting labor and delaying projects due to federal activity on freight rate limits. Layoffs reach about ten thousand with Northern Pacific 2500 Greas Northern 3000 Chicago and Northwestern 6% Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul 1000–1280 in first part of June. Santa Fe 4000 and Chicago Rock Island Pacific 1500 also reduced staff. President Howard Elliott cites four forces squeezing earnings and urges caution on new ventures. Separate items note a Davis Daly stock assessment of 1 per share due July 1 and September 2, United States Realty directors re-elected, and Hocking Valley retirement resumed by J P Morgan & Co.
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St. Paul
The
Pioneer Press
Northern Pacific
Greas Northern
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Santa Fé
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Howard Elliott
Davis-Daly
Davis-Daly Company
United States Realty
United States Realty and Improvement Company
John F. Harris
Harris, Winthrop & Co
J. H. Post
Hocking Valley I
J. P. Morgan & Co
Hocking Valley
Kinkead
Common Pleas Court
Franklin County
Ohio
Denver & Rio Grande
Utah
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
E. F. Colborn
Salt Lake City
Chicago
Indianapolis
Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Railway Company
First
Stock Exchange
Cuban American Sugar Company
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Milwaukee Northern
Bolivia
Mobile & Ohio
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Southern Railway
Cotton Exchange
Charles A. Sheareon
Edward M Weld
Knickerbocker Trust
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Ube
Bond Sale Nets 25 Million To European Syndicate
Southern Pacific Company San Francisco Terminal 4 percent bonds were sold to a European syndicate in a deal announced by Kuhn Loeb & Co. The buyer group includes Disconto Gesellschaft Berliner Handels Gesellschaft National Bank fur Deutschland Warburg Norddeutsche Bank Hope & Co Schweizerischer Bankverein Bonn & Co and other firms. An international public issue will follow.
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Southern Pacific Company
San Francisco
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Direction der Disconto Gesellschaft
Berliner Handels Gesellschaft
National Bank Fur Deutschland
Berlin
M. M. Warburg & Co
Norddeutsche Bank
Hamburg
Hope & Co
Amsterdam
Schweizerischer Bankverein
Basle
Switzerland
J. Henry Schroeder & Co
Sand Bonn & Co
London
Texas Company declares stock and regular dividends
The Texas Company plans a 4 percent stock dividend payable June 30 and a $3 per share quarterly cash dividend payable July 1. New stock participates after July 1 and stock will be charged against cash surplus retained as working capital. Listing for NYSE to be pursued after month end. Stock authorized to rise from 512000 to 3600000.
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Texas Company
John W. Gates
New York Stock Exchange
Foreign trading and dividends on various stocks
Stock market notes report foreign houses inactive in a small trade. The Jersey Central issues an extra 2 percent dividend plus a regular 2 percent, payable August 1, with extra payable June 2 from Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal earnings. Several corporations declare quarterly or semiannual dividends, including The Mines Company of America, National Biscuit, Brazil Railway Company, American Manufacturing, United Fruit, Mergenthaler Lifotype, National Licorice, American Woolen, Virginia-Carolina Chemical, Boston Wharf, and First National Bank. Details cover payment dates and stock ownership implications, with notes on Sedalia Light and Traction default and Metropolitan stock movements.
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Jersey Central
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Lehigh and
Wilkes-Barre
Reading
Reading Common
Mines Company of America
Sedalia Lignt and Traction Company
Otto T. Barnard
Rupert T. Sheldon
New York Trust Company
David H. Clark
Wall Street
Daniel Burke
Metropolitan
Metropolitan Street Railway
The
Stock Exchange
Interborough-Metropolitan Company
Interborough Metropolitan
Money Market and Foreign Exchange Report
Money on call opened at 2 1 2 percent, highest 3 percent, closing 2 percent. Time money easy with moderate demand. rates for various terms shown. Foreign exchange weak at open, cables 4.8685 4.8690, sterling 4.8612 4.8655, 60 day bills 4.8415 4.844, short francs and reichsmarks revised. Bankers' rates listed. domestic exchange with several city quotes. Bank clearings for New York and other cities noted. silver and gold prices reported. Government receipts and fiscal-year totals compared with last year. Sub-Treasury debtor to Clearing House.
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Mercantile
Europe
Germany
Reichemarks
Paris
Belgium
France
Switzerland
Holland
Boston
Chicago
San Francisco
New Orleans
Charleston
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Savannah
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
London
Madrid
Lisbon
Panama Canal
Sub-Treasury
Clearing House
Yester
Midling Gulf
Liverpool
Havre
Hamburg
Rio
Santos
Rio No
Middle West
South America
Continent
Brazil
Cuba
Porto Rico
Willett & Gray
United Kingdom
East St Louis
Ondon
Cleveland
Northern
U Ahan
Foreign Financial News From London And Paris
London markets show mixed movement as Consols edge higher and Canadian Pacific gains while rubber shares soften on pre settlement. American securities open quiet with late buying supporting Southern Pacific and Amalgamated Copper. Paris and Berlin exchanges see modest gains on New York optimism.
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London
Canadian Pacific
Grand Trunk
Stock Exchange
Ubber
Hudson Bay
Washington
New York
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Berlin
Paris
Paris Exchange
Berlin Exchange
Bargold
Tis
American Eagles
Greene Consolidated Copper and Cananea Reports
Greene Consolidated Copper reports year end assets of 83 632 with excess of 82 863 over liabilities as of December 31 194%. Cananea Consolidated Copper reports 1909 earnings of 5 510 846 and net profit of 544 107 with a deficit of 214 1490. Current assets show over 4 719 012 excess over liabilities as of December 31 1909.
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Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Shacceniin
Cananea Consolidated Copper Company
Baltimore Stocks Report Readable in Jagged Printer Form
Stock quotes from Baltimore markets include percentages and prices for bonds and trusts such as Union Trust Cent Trust Consol Gas Maryland Trust and Nor Cent Ry. The data show various issue prices yields and 10 year or short term notes with entities like Van Schaick Co. and Wall Street as the source.
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van Schaick & Co
Wall Street
Aston
Norf R& Lss
Geabecarad
J Cent Trust
Union Trust
Thira
Consol Gas
Maryland
Nor Cent Ry
Markets Report From The Iron And Cotton Sectors
Market item list shows prices for iron No 1 and No 1 cotton middling at 15. Conversion notes include foundry steel rails tin sugar molasses hogs pork and beef figures with various percentages and prices. Elevator domestic basis referenced for middle west prices and pork and beef components.
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Rio Do
Middle West
Grain Market Report Signals Mixed Wheat Rally
New York June 14 1910 Wheat prices closed higher by about 1 14c amid firmer cables and cautious trading. European stocks down 4 000 000 bushels but sentiment turned bullish on weaker Western crop prospects and falling July positions. Corn oats and rye steadier with modest gains, while cotton and provisions show mixed moves amid heavy international price signals.
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New York
Staece
Liverpool
Kansas
St. Louis
Manitoba
Iowa
Europe
Ife
Pacific Coast
Sonoma
Sacramento
Oregon
New York State
England
Livestock Prices Mixed at New York Market June 14 1919
New York cattle calves sheep and hogs report receipts and prices from June 14 1919. Cattle dull to steady with best dry fed steers strongest. Hogs weak with 7 cars of 1 062 head all for slaughter. Lambs and mutton show varied gains and declines across several buyer quotations.
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New York
London
Indiana
Kerala Commission
Virginia Lambs
Virginis
Virginia
Ana Virginia Lambs
On & Co
Newton & Co
Tobin & Swannon
Kentucky
Fred I. Kratz
HD. H. H. Hollis
Shippers’ Commission Co
Market Cattle and Hogs Steady Across Cities
Receipts show cattle steers 6 23 to 8 75, cows 4 50 to 6 50, hogs 9 35 to 9 50, sheep weak to steady with lambs 7 50 to 9 0. East Buffalo notes steady veals and hogs 9 60 to 9 90, Cincinnati buyers steady, Kansas City reports mixed cattle and strong hogs, Pittsboro lists varied primes and heavies.
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Chicago
East Buffalo
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Pittsboro
Rumors On Wheat Exports Stir Chicago Markets
Chicago traders faced rumors of a hundred boatloads of wheat tied for export, which, though ridiculed, unsettled small speculators. The day saw a drop in world's visible supply gains and declines across corn, oats, and provisions as prices eased.
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Chicago
Boston Wool Market Dull as West Sets Price Benchmarks
Boston wool buyers hear that West coast figures are firming while New clip proves shorter in staple. Oregon No 1 staple lands in Boston around 57.5c cleaned, Idahodown slightly, Montana light. Domestic fleece quotes vary by region with washed delaine and fine staples in demand. scoured Texas and California ranges noted.
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California
Moorpark
Baldwin
Ben Davis
Far Western
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
Texas
Msc
Delaware
Maryland
Staten Island
Hilton
Irvington
Upriver
Jersey
North Carolina
Huckelberries
Cuba
Boston
West
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Delaine
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Wisconsin
New York
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Midle County
Valley
Market notes from Liverpool and London on grains and commodities
Foreign markets report steady wheat futures with July at 6s 4d and October 6s 4 4d, corn prices easing, Canadian peas at 7s, and flour winter patents quoted. London prices include sugar raw at 14s 8 4d, linseed and turpentine values, and petroleum refined rates. extensive listings cover beef, hams, bacon, lard, and other commodities with regional quotations.
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Liverpool
Galveston
London
Pacific Coast
Calcutta
Antwerp
France
Railroad Earnings Across Major lines in 1910 and 1916
A compiled report shows weekly and year to date earnings for lines including Ann Arbor, Chesapeake & Ohio, Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville, Louisville & Nashville, Southern, Havana Electric, Detroit Toledo & Ironton, and St Louis area lines. Figures cover gross and net earnings, expenses, taxes, and operating income with comparisons for April and May periods and totals to April 30.
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Ann Arbor
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Indianapolis
Louisville
Louisville & Nashville
Southern
Havana Electric
Detroit
Toledo & Ironton
ST. Louis
Sonic Seon
London Underground
London United Tramwayts
Ae Ae
Tribune offers seven hand colored photogravures for coupons
The New York Tribune extends the coupon offer for seven titles including Baby Stuart The Storm The Breakers Mother and Child The Holy Family An American Beauty and Peaceful Hour Readers may obtain a pictured by presenting seven coupons and 10 cents at the Tribune offices or 12 cents if mailed 154 Nassau Street or 1364 Broadway Coupons valid for any date and for in person pickup specify subject See your newsdealer about leaving the Tribune daily.
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the Holy Family
the Tribune
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