Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company Dividend Declarations
The Board of Directors declares a two percent dividend payable August 5 1918 to stockholders of record at 5 PM July 18 1918. Transfer books close July 16 1918 and reopen August 2 1918. Also the Allegheny & Western Railway Company guarantees a three percent semi annual dividend paid July 20 1918 to stockholders of record June 20 1918 at 7 PM. A quarterly dividend of one and three quarters percent on the preferred stock of this company is payable July 15 1918 to stockholders of record June 17 1918. Checks mailed.
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Stock Market Review Hits Mixed Tone as Profits Motivate Selloff
The market failed to sustain an upward tone with profits in focus after opening gains in United States Steel Reading Amalgamated Copper American Can and others while Union Pacific and Interborough Metropolitan preferred fell. A London and Berlin influenced downturn dampened by Wall Street currency reform chatter and anticipated presidential currency legislation. Missouri and Minnesota rate cases dominated the day with fostered rail conflict uncertainty. May exports and commodities showed notable gains and shifts in grain and cotton values.
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Canadian Pacific
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London Stock Exchange
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Minnesota
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Wall Streat
Money and Exchange Thrift Market Summary
Money market notes show call money opening at 1 percent and closing 2 1/4 percent with time money varying from 1 1/2 to 4 1/2 percent for periods up to six months. Foreign exchange quotes list demand sterling and several short-term bills. Domestic exchanges note parities and premiums across major cities. Sub-treasury position shows debtor status at Clearing House. Bank clearings report substantial New York and Boston volumes with solid balances across cities. Short term notes are summarized as published by Ewart, Wout & Apne.
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Mercantile
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Savannah
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Charleston
New Orleans
London
United States
Sub-Treasury
Clewing House
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Philadelphia
Osi
Baltimore
Chicago
New York Stock Exchange Quotation Wanes Amid Profit Taking
Foreign financial desk reports a softer mood in New York, with easier money and discounts but overall stock prices uneven. Early gains faded as Continental selling and local profit taking pushed prices back from intraday highs, while opening American shares held near unchanged. Consols drop, gold premiums in Madrid and Tasbon show modest moves as the day ends with an easy close.
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the Tribune
London
New York
Imonay
Zig
Madrid
Tasbon
Bondholders Deposit for Protective Agreement Invited
The undersigned owners form a Bondholders Protective Committee to safeguard their interests and those of other bondholders in a Protective Agreement. Bondholders are urged to deposit their bonds with the Columbia-Knoplekker Trust Company at 60 Broadway New York or with the St Louis Union Trust Company, certificates to be issued on request to the Secretary dated June 12 1913 in New York.
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San Francisco
For Rae Cition
Columbia-Knopecker Trust Company
Broadway
York
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St. Low
Attorney General Funds Insurance Companies Invests
Attorney General Carmody Jorday advised the State insurance Department that railway mortgage notes under conditional agreements for payment of non revolving corporation of the tintted Seal is liable, are legal investments for surplus funds. The question centered on legality of benefit notes of the Stiwart Ba and Texan Railway Company under a conditional sale and the Central Trust Company of New York. The opinion references the 1913 enacted provisions allowing such investments for banks in New York State.
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Statesurance Department
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