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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1909

Page

2

Stocks Plummet Amid Heavy Trading Across Bonds and equities

The market shows wide swings with many bonds and stocks trading lower. Notable activity includes U S government issues and various corporate issues posting mixed to lower figures amid a large daily volume and shifts in investor sentiment.

The Bank for Savings declares semi annual dividend

The Bank for Savings on Mermin Avenue announces a six month dividend ending June 30 1909 at four percent per annum on all deposits of five dollars ninety cents or more. Dividend credited to deposits on July 1 1869. Deposits on or before July 1 draw interest from July 1. Walter Trimble president Charles Sherman secretary James Knowles comptr?ler.

Metropolitan Savings Bank He Credite Currey Amenues Vmrin Avenue Board of Trustees Depo Cipal Waltehr Trimble Aarles Sherman James Knowles Ors Prin

American securities abroad market report

London June 15 market for American securities was irregular with heaviness in active issues. Last quotations show declines and varied closes across Anaconda Atchison Canadian Pacific St Paul and Cerutti. Foreign money market rates include call money in pounds 1414 percent and Berlin Paris discount rates at 3 and 1 1/2 percent respectively.

London Anaconda Atchison St .Paul Cerrai Landen Berlin Paris Paris Exchange Berlin Exchange

Western Maryland Railroad Earnings for April 1908

Revenue and expense figures show operating revenue at 73,880 for total 1908 period with $440,876 year over year increase. Total operating expenses listed at 368,007 with a $264,022 rise. Net operating revenue reported as 167,882, down from 176,553. Taxes 16.00, operating victims 5,970, and various partial figures for periods through April 26.

Maryland Oper Inc

Market declines amid heavy selling and sugar stocks slide

The market weakened as bears pressed a broad retreat after foreign selling and liquidation by frightened holders. United States Steel and others fell while great Northern Ore certificates and Interborough Metropolitan and Third Avenue rose. Analysts defend Steel shares, noting strong earnings history and future potential despite short term declines.

Government bond closing quotes list yesterday vs Monday

Yesterday’s bond quotes show Es 1 2s registered 1930 Tv 2s coupon 1939 LL & s registered 1908 16 U . 38, coupon 1908 18. June 14 Bid 101 Asked 101% 1914s 102 102% 192% Tune 1h Bi4 WL 191% Wi 02 Asked per ray.

American Cigar Co P & Mech Do Ec Mch T Ft Co Spc Atclar Co Wis Db & H Kien Inter R T Co KC R& L Co Bpce KC So Ry Co Se Lack Steel Co Ll. &Msrr Co Ole Wits L & N RR Co Speech R BR Co P Ec Neserate LRR Co H & Hares i May South Ry West el Miz

Sloss-Sheffield Reports May Quarter Earnings Rise

Sloss-Sheffield Steel and Iron Company issues a earnings statement for the quarter ended May 21 1909 with notable gains over the previous year The income account shows profit from operation rising to 871077 from 209974 the surplus for the quarter at 30477 8228 and total current assets at 5861725 The report compares figures against the corresponding period in 1908 and notes increases in interest and taxes surplus and related metrics.

Sloss-Sheffield Steel and Iron Company TAN

Outside securities move with mixed strength in market

The irregular speculative movement in outside securities showed strength in some areas and new highs in the present phase, while three or four issues faced downward pressure on light selling. Miami advanced with 15 Nevada Consolidated firm, Greene-Cananea softened after early gains, United Copper slipped then partly recovered, Goldfield Consolidated and Combination Fraction weakened, Montezuma Mines rose on active trading, and Standard Oil led the industrials while American Tobacco fell 2 points. Bond activity was limited with St Paul 6s down and Western Pacific 5s up, others steady.

Miami Nevada Consolidated Greene-Cananea United Copper Goldfield Consolidated Combination Montezuma Mines Standard Oil American Tobacco St. Paul Western Pacific

London 18 Bishopsgate Ss

A brief fragment records a location at London 18 Bishopsgate Ss with parts noting 41 Boulevard Hanssmans and related identifiers.

London Bishopsgate Boulevard Hanssmans

Consolidated Exchange Markets See Broad Activity and Lively Specials

A broad Consolidated Exchange market reported seventy two issues traded with notable strength in Interborough preferred Wabash preferred Denver and Rio Grande American Sugar Refining and Ontario and Western. Sugar stocks showed limited gains while Beet Sugar and Union Pacific edged lower. Reading stood out with the day’s highest price as total trading surpassed other issues. Detailed operations follow.

Consolidated Exchange Interborough Preferred Wabash Preferred Denver & Rio Grande American Ice Ontario & Western Stock Exchange Union Pacific Steel Highlow Medis SOA Allis-Chalmers Opper Car & Fary Sinsead Baltimore Brooklyn Ches & Ohio Great West Denver & R Central Norfolk & Wee Rthern Pacift Pacific Mall Pennsylvania Republic Steel Bei Son Rock Island St I ‘S Southwestern Tennessee Texas & Pacific Copper Atu Avenue Tnian Pacific Mts Western Union Westinghouse

Foreign trade improves in May amid export lead

May foreign commerce reached 123,256,796 in exports and 116,065,908 in imports, yielding a surplus of 7,300,803. The report notes slackening imports and improved outward movement, with exports beating the May ten year average though the excess over imports is the smallest in twelve years. Cumulative figures from July 1908 show exports 1,745,404,066 and imports 1,102,234,504.

Exports of Merchandise Summary for Week and Year

The report shows exports for the week ended Tune 14 totaling 12 555 and 976 value 15 451 501 812 787 447. Since January 1 the figures rise to 264 970 883 300 413 05 275 959 455 with currency and decimal formatting reflecting historical accounting.

Collateral Trust Notes Maturing 1908 to 1922

Furnished by Swainwout and Appenzellar at No 40 Pine Street. Maturing notes cover periods 1908 through 1922 under a collateral trust arrangement.

Swainwout & Appenzellar Pine T. Street

Dividend Declared by Board of Directors on Capital Stock

The Board of Directors has declared a dividend of three fourths of one percent on the company’s capital stock, payable after July 15 to shareholders of record at the close of business on June 19. Transfer books remain open and are managed by Treasurer R Brewer.

Opera R. Brewer

Trust Company of America declares quarterly dividend volumes

The Board of Directors declares a quarterly dividend of 2.5 percent on common stock payable to stockholders of record at the close of business June 21 1909. Also declared are a 1.25 percent regular dividend on preferred stock payable July 30 1909 and a 0.5 percent preferred stock dividend payable July 15 1909. Transfer books close June 2 and reopen July 1. Also notices of other corporate actions and a public auction notice for bonds and mortgages are shown.

Hocking Valley Railway Olumbus Ohio Messrs J. P. Morgan & Company WM. N. Cott The Trust Company of America Frank L. Hilton Lee Upreme Court OF New York MS aAlpany State of Metropolitan Surety Company Fendant Adrian H. Muller Atchison Topeka Fe Railway Company St Louis Southwestern Railway Company Exchange Vesey Street Borough of Manhattan City of New York

Money Market and Foreign Exchange Report

Money on call opened at 1 percent, high 2 percent, low 4 percent, last 1 percent. Time money offerings ranged from 2 2 percent for sixty days to 34 1 percent for over a year. Mercantile paper steady with varied rates. Foreign exchange market steady with cables at 450 4.8805, demand sterling 487, sixty day bills 436 4.9610. short francs and reichsmarks declined modestly. Bankers posted rates listed for several currencies. domestic exchange notes par or premiums in multiple cities. Bank clearings in New York reported, with other cities showing premium and par figures.

Mercantile Paper Germany Reichsmarks Paris Frances Switzerland Holland Boston Chitag

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