Wall Street Bleaks as Markets Slump Despite Steady Fundamentals
The article notes no change in intrinsic value of securities yet a discouraging week on the stock exchange. It cites heavy selling pressure, lack of public buying, and a bear-dominated mood amid forecasts of continued declines. It also references international markets in London and Paris, shifts in bank reserves, and anticipated money-market moves with Treasury actions shaping near-term liquidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
London
France
Bank of France
Russia
Globe
Paris
United States
Sterling Exchange
Bank of England
Treasury
Cortelyou
Federal’ Treasury
Hughes
Hill
Great Northern
Republic
Stock table shows weekly highs and lows across rail and metal firms
The report lists weekly share prices and year 1907 closings for many stocks including Pacific Railways, Copper and Iron firms, along with June 16 1907 figures. It details number of shares traded, weekly net changes, and high and low prices for 1906 and 1907, plus specific listings for American Sugar, American Tobacco, New York Central, and other major issuers with per share ranges and closing values.
Government bond quotations compare with prior week
Bond market figures show bid and asked prices for several issues as of June 8 and June 1, including 4s at roughly 109 to 113 percent, 1908 and 1907 maturities, Panama Canal and District of Columbia notes, and Philippine bonds. The data indicate slight shifts in pricing between the two dates, with some registrations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine
Panama Canal
District of Columbia
Bank exchanges and stock sales compared for week notes
The record shows last week versus prior two years with figures for the New York Clearing House exchanges and New York Stock Exchange trades. Amounts reach 1.48 to 1.76 billion dollars in exchanges, with shares traded around 2.46 to 4.31 million, noting variances across the three periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Bonbright & Co
New York
London
Broad St
George St
Mansion House
Colorado Springs
Colorado
New York Clearing House
New York Stock Exchange
Railroads Show Gains in May and June Earnings
The Tribune reports gross earnings for 41 railroads in the fourth week of May with 37 posting gains totaling 2,963,431 and four losses of 83,552. The overall May gain is 2,029,879. For the first week of June, 35 railroads show 30 gains of 1,397,674 and five losses of 12,335, with a total gain of 1,385,339.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tot's B Co
Inc
Chattanooga Southern
Grand Trunk System
Chicago
Pittsburg
Youngstown
Ashtabula
RAO
Success
the Tribune
Trust and Su Bid Prices Across Realty and Trust Firms
Clinton Gilbert reports bid and ask levels for a wide range of real estate and trust companies. Entries include Alliance Realty, Lawyers Mortgage, Mutual, City Investing, National Surety, N Y Trust, Empire Trust, and United States Mortgage, with figures listed next to each firm. The page shows varied quotations and may reflect market depth across banks and brokerages in New York and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Gilbert
Wall Street
Alliance Realty
Lawyers' Mtge
Surety Co
Law T
Lincoln
Joe
Jankers
Long Isl
Bad & M Gr Co
Mount Vernon
Bowling Green
Manhattan
Broadway
Mercantile
Nat Surety Co
Columbia
Commonwealth
Mige & S
Y Trust Co
Empire Trust
People’s
Equitable
Realty Assoc
Ts Farm L & T
US Cas Co
Guardian
Usmet Co
Hamilton
Ustgalte
No Home Trust
van Norden
Hudson Realty
Washington
Hudson Trust
Westchester
Yony
EWE Brt & MM
Kings Ty
Williamsburg
Windsor
Weekly Livestock Market Report From Philadelphia June 16
Weekly Livestock Market figures show receipts for beef cattle 2 432 head sheep and lambs 12 206 hogs 3 301 calves 910. Prices edged higher for prime beef but lamb and sheep trades weakened with overall steady to soft trends in Western stock. Prices for Lancaster County cattle ranged with steers averaging around 6 25 to 6 46. cows 4 50 to 465. veal calves steady to 850. Sheep and lambs fell modestly as arrivals rose. spring lambs 7 50 to 8 50, winter lambs 7 00 to 7 25, ewes 4 50 to 5 50, dressed stock weaker but market steady to firm overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lancaster County
Penn
Advance price list shows steady demand across livestock lines
The market notes firm demand on all selections with steers at 94 10c, cows at 72 9c, veal calves minor, extra veal calves 12c, grassers and Western country dressed veals 12c. Sheep at 12c, extra wethers 12c, lambs 13 14c, extra lambs 15c, spring lambs 15 12c and hogs at 12c.
Notable Names in Local Board Members List
A listing of numerous individuals including Clarence H. Kelsey John S. Kennedy Woodbury Langdon James D. Lyne and Eliza D. Williams among others forming a roster of trustees and executives associated with the Clinton area board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence H. Kel
Frank Bailey
Edward
STA
Clinton D. BE
J. Wray Pater
PF. L. Sniffen
John Jacob Astor
Edward T. Bedford
Charles S. Brown
Julien T. Davies
Charles R. Henders
John D. Hicks
William M. Ingraba
Augustus D. Juillian
Martin Joost
Clarence H. Kelsey
John S. Kennedy
Woodbury Langdon James D. Lyne
James H. Manning
Notice to Stockholders on Bank Liquidation and Reorganization
Notice to stockholders of The Thirty-Fourth Street National Bank of New York announces a special meeting at 41 West 34th Street Manhattan New York on Sunday in July 1907 at 4 PM to approve voluntary liquidation and to authorize formation of New Netherland Bank of New York to succeed assets and business. resolution copies and incorporation steps detailed. Surtis J. Beard cashier signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 34Th Street
Borough of
Manhattan
City of
New York
Thirty-Fourth Street National Bank of New York
United States
NEW Netherland Bank OF New York
Surtis J. Beard
National Biscuit Company declares quarterly dividend
The regular quarterly dividend of one and one quarter percent on the Common Stock has been declared payable July 1 1907 to stockholders of record at the close of business June 28 1907. Transfer books will be closed from June 29 1907 to July 5 1907 inclusive. Bugbee, Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Savings Bank
Chambers St
New York
Board of Trustees
Thomas ‘M Mulry
Presiden
John J. Pulleyn
Conny Lee
York
M. T. Wilktr
Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Skot CO
Birmingham
Alabama
Guaranty Trust Company of New York
Central Trust Company of New York
PFM
FP. L. Babcock
National Bescuit Company
New York to Organize Hobos Like St Louis Model
James Eads Howe arrived in Abingdon to promote a New York hobo outreach modeled on St Louis Chicago and Cincinnati. He described the hobo as a traveling worker who is broke and needs a chance to brace up, with branches funded by earlier donations to the Brotherhood Welfare and similar bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Cinnati
James Eads Howe
Abingdon
Nicholas Naftel
Howe
Brotherhood Welfare
Cincinnati
Will
A &Ingman
Brotherhood
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Windsor Trust CO
Bank OF Commerce
Battery Park Bank
National Park Bank
Germania Fire Insurance
Fourth National Bank, Bowling Green Trust CO
Consolidated National Bank
WME
Nichols & CO
Wall ST
Issa City OF
Buffalo
N. W. Harris
Arthur Crump
the Times
America
Paris Exchange,Ltd
Basildon House
Bank
Engsland
R.L. Day & CO
Bankers
Congress ST
Boston
Wal ST
New York City
N. W. Halsey & CO. Bankers
San Francisco
J. Thomas Reinhardt
Exchange
Irving Savings Institution
Sie Trustees
W. H. B. Totten
Geo. B. Dunning
Elst
H. F. Hutchinson
Nebraska
Neb
Thompson
Supreme Court
Union Pacific
Burlington, Rock Island
Thomas Leedon
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
the Financial Markets
Jew jJune
Eale
SONY
Tod
Tosts Jetag
Rhe Roy
Cuba
Adams
SIO
Alb & Susy
GM Am H & Lbs
Ann Arborig
Rio
Avada
Kan
Do United
Ian
Gsigita
Tory
M&s
Ain
POM & M
Wwwsis Ag
Tex & Par
Johohn Tinton Pac
THY
Steel
Enon Do Ree
OHA
LPO
West
NNO Wertineh
West Shore
Zeus
Wotenten
Perser
Ralire
Railways & Light
St Louis & Weate
Een
Bag & Parse
Pacific
Ee Vay Investme
American Sugar
American Telegraph
Tel
American Tobacco
American Woollen
Anaconda
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Katopilas Mining
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steal
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Rochester & Pittsburg
Balakkala Copper Istill & Bt Louis
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Town Central
International Mer Marine
Kansas
Ity Southern
Kansas City
Scott & M Pf
Louisville & Nashville
Serosal
Macksy Companies
Naan Papas Saat
Missouria & Texas
Miesourt Pacific
National Ailseurt
National Enameling ‘& Ste
St Louis
San F
Loute & Southwestern
BON Sloss SheMeld Steel & Iron
United States Rubber
Adams Express
Allis-Chalmers Company
Amalgamated Copper
American Agricultural Chemical
American Car &Founty
Central of NJ
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Chicago Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago St Paul
Columbus & Hocking Crab
Fio
Comsetock Tunnel
Delaware & Hudson
Delaware Lackawan
Denver & Rie Gran
Detroit Athern
Duluth South Shore Lac Erie
Tren & Steel
United States Steel
Utah
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Virginia
Ren Coat & Coke
West Maryland
West Union Tel
Wheeling & Lake Erie
American Express
American Steel Foundry
Central Leather
Chicago Union Traction
Consolidated Gas
Detroit Tinted Bath
Wisconsin Central
Sal Aenee
Gan Rosy
Owe
Isis
Ely
Frederic H Hatch
Broad Street
Lord & Taylor
Nat Cash
NY Transport
Niles-Rem_ P
Otis Elevator
Barney &Ac
Bec Co
Pratt & Bd
Royal
CH & LM
Seaboard
Fury
Chesebro
Singer Mfg Co
St F
Empire Steel
Trenton Pvt
Eth
Greene ‘Manea
Do New
Oo Hall Signal
Etfs Co
Havana Tobacco
Union Ferry
Hud Riv el
Stetson
Loriliard
Ompanion
Fulton
Jackson A Capital & Surp
Ie Street
Brooklyn
Long Island City
Icens Sey
NLEY
King Department
Bluek
CR Terry
Brooklyn Banking Dept
Eat L._ Marston
William J. Mathesem
Charles Matlack
William H. Nichols James H. Oliphent
Robert Olyphant
Charles A. Pea Frederick Potter Charles Richardson Henry Roth Jacob H. Sciif
James Sperer Seaford H. Steele
Eliza D. Williams
Louis Windmuller
Knickerbocker Trust Co
Knickerbocker Grust &Co
Fifth Avenue
Cor
34Th Street
Lenox Avenue
48Th Street
Third Avenue
Union Trust Company OF
Sth Avenue
The
Union Trust Safe Deposit Company No
38Th Street
Thirty-Fourth Street National Bankk
aSee
Western Union Telegraph
Union
N. Y. Hobos
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