Financial Record Here and Abroad Markets Near Steady
Irregular trading yesterday left overall activity modest with a narrower list of Active issues. Railroads showed strength at lunch but faded. Cheapeake and Ohio held dividends steady after directors approved pay. London gold shifts and a proposed British war tax exemption affected expectations for securities. lingering uncertainty clouded longer-dated issues.
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Tittle
Wnr
Mattewin
Cheaxpeake
Ohio
Carl Joans
London
Hank of
Bexland
Bisttion
Beddiex
Lanedon
Paris
England
Ottawa
New York Stock Exchange Rates Thursday June 17 1915
The stock totals on Thursday reached 331 700 shares traded, up from 312 100 on Wednesday and higher than 478 800 a week earlier and far above the 0 900 9 year ago figure. From January 1 to date, 59 228 600 shares traded, compared with 1 004.00 percent year ago.
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Ie Fav Agitatation Teane
Finntot Ees
Mit
Ninvka Tol
Alien Chalmers
Asawigamnted
Am Cor & Roun
Austar & Foundry
Pan
Wes
Wal
Aden
Atchison
Sidwin
Holtemare & Ohio
Hatopilas Minin
Methlehem Steel
Johar Steel
Wits
Brooklyn Rapidman
Brooklyn Taton Gas
Hutte & Superior
Chesapeake & Ohio
Agency Chi
ML & St Mont
RL & Paeitic
Comstock Tunnel
Crucible Steel
Culyn-Am
Denver & Ricer
Detroit Edison
Ling Securit
Prue
Vederal M
Generel Chemlend
Eral Electric Vas
General Motors
Motors Pr
Bayer
Maxwell Motor
Axwell
Jenn Petroleum
Ant
York
York Central
Oatsterry
Rut & Steeles
Fi Hun & Steel Preys
Tite
As Romell
Cry Amely
Ie & SF
Seaboard Air Line
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Southern
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Statdard Millingssees
Cad & Standard M Ling
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Meohol
Keatty & Imp
B. Red
Ked
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Pris
Scecas
Wise
Maryland
Ie Iy
Weatiig
Willys Overland Foe
Bond Sales on the Stock Exchange Dip as Week Advances
Trading in bonds on the New York Stock Exchange totaled 2 079 000 dollars Thursday, down from 2 988 000 Wednesday and 2 041 000 a week earlier. Year to date total stands at 371 115 000 dollars, versus 349 358 000 a year ago, with various government and municipal issues shown in the table.
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Stock Exchange
MSV
New York Stock Exchange
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Eee Soetan Equip
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Btol&o
Canoe
M48
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Ofien& Kieg
Det Edison
Det & Mae
Die See Corp
Toda Dene
Ind Steel
Saad
Conde
Dividend Passed in Chesapeake & Ohio Action
In Wall Street reports the Chesapeake and Ohio dividend status is noted. The Hocking Valley line, controlled by C and O with over 40 percent stock, declared a dividend of 1 yielding four percent for the current fiscal year. U S Treasury Finances in Washington reports.
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Chesapeake & Ohio
Wall Street
Snandal
Chesapeake & Olve
Hocking Vale Jey
Broad Street curb market slips with mixed gains
Trading on the Broad Street Curb yesterday was on a diminished scale with small upturns in some industrials. Electric issues including Ro advanced while Cramp ship Higilding rose after an early uptick. International Mercantile Marine favored stock plus preferred shares traded actively, and Kelly Springfield Tire climbed. Petroleum shares mostly quiet with minor losses in Anglo-American National Transit and Pierce Oil. highpriced mining issues showed some improvement. Westinghouse Electric convertible 53 remained dull and unchanged.
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Broad Street
International Mercantile Marine
Common
Preferred
Kelly Springfield Tire
Anglo-American
National Transit
Pierce Oil
Westinghouse Electric
Guaranty Trust Company of New York at 140 Broadway
Prominent financial firm Guaranty Trust Company of New York is identified with its headquarters at 140 Broadway.
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New York
The
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
William Streat
Fifth Avenua
Rain, Lori & CO
Vila Streets
New York City
Guaranty Thunt Company OF
Steel Corporation to Build Plant
Judge E H Gary announced United States Steel will begin a new construction program costing 2.5 to 3 million dollars. The plan includes manufacturing coke and by products such as sulphuric acid to meet rising prices and demand for ammunition and other wartime supplies for European nations.
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E. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Europe
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