Financial Record Here and Abroad
A stock market summary shows a listless opening with little change and sporadic advances by speculative issues. United States Steel stays firm then soft. rails and cars see demand, while wheat markets barely move. Foreign exchange slips, London checks hit a low, and Britain continues to finance war purchases with gold imports and possible British bond offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel
Chesapeake & Ohio
London
Paria
Ottawa
Canad
Great Britain
France
Russia
Italy
New York curb market transactions June 16 1915
On Wednesday June 16 1915 curb market sales totaled 412,100, down from 479,700 the previous day and 112,700 a year ago. Year to date sales reached 58,291,900 versus 35,088,100 last year. Cramp Shipbuilding led gains, United Cigar Stores rose, while Kelly Springfield Tire fell on light volume. Electric Boat gained slightly, Anglo-American and Pierce Oil slid, and most oil trades centered there amid a generally downward mining trend. Westinghouse electrics convertibles ended with a small gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cramp Shipbuilding
Kelly Springfield Tire
United Cigar Stores
Electric Boat
Anglo-American
Pierce Oil
Westinghouse
Alaska
A Chalmers Co
Am. C.& Fy. Co
Hide & Leather
Hide & Leath
Securities
Sevd
Bo Anyata
Steel
Tel
Cal
Telea
Real. Co
Alxon
Baldwin Loco
Baldwin Loco. Co. Pr
Balt & Ohio
Suirior
Wise
Hen
Ohio
Chi Rocksland
CLG & Stl
Col
Comstock Unnel
Crucible Steel
Amer. Sugar
Detroit Edison
Erie
M. & Sabe
M. & Spr
Sceneral Chemical Co
General Chem. Co
Gener
Electric Co
General Motors
Girieh
B. F
T. North
Veenheim
Aity
Kings Co. Ly & P. Sees
Kansas City Southern
Kansas City South
Lack
Ig. & M CO
Manhattan
Eley
Mexican Petroleum i
Temass
Missouri Pressle Vcs
Mont Power
New York Central
Nutl & H
Ontario
Tad
Pasifie Mail
Bennaytvanig
Pitta
St Ray Con
Iron & Steel
Betty Rock Island
Seaborn
Alt
Southern Pacific
Studebaker
Tennessee Co
Third Ave. R
St Lekee
Utah
Bond Trading On New York Stock Exchange Report
Trading in bonds on the New York Stock Exchange reached 2,943,000 dollars on Wednesday, down from 3,064,000 dollars the day before and higher than last week’s 2,539,000 dollars and last year’s 1,521,000 dollars. Total bonds sold since January 1 stood at 365,334,000 dollars, above 347,527,000 dollars for the same period in 1914, with varied listings across government, municipal, and railway securities and a wide array of corporate issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Leach & Co
Investment Securities
Broadway
New York
Tisthoore
Stock Exchange
Adama Sess
la Am Ag
Noah
Chad
Seareston
Dee
Ate
Routhern Staitmay
Jet Pruit
Fiteman
Bers Janvarr
Tent de Beitieriand
Ine
Norway
Caton
Agricult
Bega
Turstey Resoelay
New York Stock Exchange
London lower on needs of war on market
Premier financial statement sparked dull trading on the London Stock Exchange. Colonial stocks and Japanese issues were frequently traded while oil shares gained some support but most sectors faded. American securities opened near parity and closed dull as idle session. Bank of England purchases bar gold and sells coins for America amid abundant liquidity. Discount rates and short-dated bills varied, with gold premiums noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stock Exchange
Ares
Bank of England
America
Director E R Tinker Joins M E T Railway Board
E R Tinker of Chase Bank is elected director of the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway to replace George W Davison who resigned from the board. Tinker also joins the special committee aiding the railroad's financial readjustment as Davison exits due to his role with Central Trust Company, trustee for the M E T note issue and mortgages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Tinker
Chase Bank
George W. Davison
E. R. Tinker, Jr
Chase National Bank
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Company
Central Trust Company
Baker
Davison
Dividend notices from United Fruit Company and others
Dividend notices report multiple companies including United Fruit Company declaring a quarterly dividend of two per cent per share payable July 18 1926 to stockholders of record June 19. Other entries note British and American concerns with varying per share allocations and payment dates, including American Can Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aya Teadine
Willdheviand
Fler Star Trattery East Michaelson
Llaneary
Asheville
Republic Rota
Procter & Gamba
Gamble
Mann Max Moore
Pittsburgh
GI Sachie
Hinraw Walker
Chicago
Fidelity & Lep
Shiphutlaine
Lone City
United Fruitcomany
Charles A. Hubbard
Eneiare
Bishopasste
Bishors
Miranty ‘Thun Company
New Tol
York City
Belge
Queen Annes
Don
England
Indianapolis & Loulside ‘Railway Company
M Cs York
Busine Talon
American Can Company
Ord
Tranater Books
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Renskorf
Lyon
New St
AA Bickmore & Co
Nyoo
Harvey A. Willis & Co
Wway
N.Y
Western Power Common Federal Light & Trac
American-La France Fire Engine Co
Aula T Sioa
Guaranty Trust Company of
Broadway Capital
Harriman National Bank
Fifth Avenue
Forty-fourth St
York
New
Bam
Greenwich Savings Bank
Altied Roelaer
Previtenk
Kgvel
Tiearurm
Suist
Amin
Ee Ieee Span
Olrarie Nate
Bloom
Missouri
aMigh
Lew
WW Alliance
Krause
Juneau
Greeretan N & Zy Hoare
Ak Tna
Yukon GM
Callao
Public Utility Securities
Ani Nia
Pt Buen Secor
N ‘ West Power
Boston
Anmeck
Alloues
Cabuner & Arie
Valmet
Franklin
Hanon
Istana Ronk
Ini Hoyaie
Keweenaw
Sain Valley
Mass
Norte
Dominion
Uisceoa
Pond Creek
Santa Ie
South Eal Ik
Winona
Wolverine
Boston & Alb
Tieton
Boston & Maine
Ion Ae
East Ben Land
Moston Ely
Calif
United States Steel Common
Consolidated Exchange
Reeding
Ting House Electric
Ite
Rite
Nation
Ar Mining
Wigan
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Roy
Lake Im
Ieriatown
Aly
Slo
Nyc
BNY State
qsVa
T&t
Tt & T
M&sar&g
Leen
H&m Adj
EL Mfg Sa
West Shore Ds
Indiana Steele
Inter-Met
Sar
Saa
Praca
Iron Trade Review
Biatt Corporation
Platen
Tonta
Aukers
Pricen
Futtre
New York City