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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1908

Page

17

Chicago and Alton Railroad declares dividends on stock

The Chicago and Alton Railroad announces a $1.40 per share on common and $21.00 per share on cumulative preferred stock as of June 11 1908 with payment August 5 to stockholders of record August 5 1908. Transfer books close August 5 at 3 PM and reopen August 17 at 10 AM.

Chierge & Alton Railroad Co Wall Street New York Leen & Participating F. H. Davis Chicago & Alton Railroad F. HB. Davis Swartwout & Appenzellar Cigar Co Tel & Tel Hes & Ohio Chie RI & P Chie & W Ind Kanity K & i Kan City Ats Souls.& Nash Mid Central Minn & St L C&a&hrspc NYN H&uhgipc Norfolk & Western Pennsylvania Southern Bop S Rubber & P E & Va

Baltimore Stocks Report From Van Schaick Firm

Market listings show bids and asks for United Railway, Norf Ry L Ss, and other railroad and trust stocks. Notable entries include Third Nat Bank, Maryland Trust, Union Trust, and Corel Gas with varied bid ask ranges amid a bustling exchange scene at Wall Street.

Baltimore van Schaick & Co Wall Street United Railway Kotten Dueck Chas Chy Ry Feubouit Chas Con Klee Aion Trust Tis Union Trust Third Nat Bank Fidelay & Dep Corel Gas Maryland Trust Otel Nor Cent Ry

Securities Prices Rally In Mixed Market Remains Higher

In a cautious session, securities prices generally rose with select gains in U S shares. Trading showed modest advances across several issues while some listings lagged as investors weighed earnings and market signals.

Wall Street gains on Republican platform markets rally

Financial markets rallied as Wall Street viewed the Republican platform as favorable to victory over Bryanism. Leaders in the session included Union Pacific, Reading, United States Steel, Amalgamated Copper, American Smelting, and Northern Pacific. Some weakness appeared in Baltimore & Ohio, Louisville & Nashville, and Republic Iron and Steel due to earnings and dividend issues. Gold shipments to Germany discussed. German rate cuts noted.

Iowa Central Kansas City Louisville & Nashville Mackay Companies Mexican Ctfs Rere Minneapolis & St. Louis Missouri, Kansas & Texas Missouri Pacific Eva Reteches Ccereses Nashville & Chattanooga Biscuit Newhouse M New York Air Brake Esteeeeseweseers Obs New York Central New York, Ont. & Western Seseeeerner Geen Norfolk & Western Fly North American Northern Pacific Pacific Mail Pennsylvania Railroad People’s Gas & Coke Fta Republic Iron & Steel Rock Island Southern Pacific Southern Railway Tennessee Ny iThird Avenue Railroad Louis & West Toledo United States Ruubber United States Steel Utah Copper Va.Car. Chem. Preae Wabash Westinghouse Yes Val Taf Securitie Wall Street Yst Union Pacific Reading Amalgamated Copper American Smelting Baltimore & Ohio Republic Iron and Steel Reichsbank New York Berlin Paris London Cable Dispatches Bank of England

Foreign Bank Returns Show Mixed Central Bank Moves

London reports a rise in total reserve by 1.19 million pounds and a 0.232 million drop in circulation while bullion and other deposits rise. Bank of France adds 19.95 million francs gold and 4.475 million francs silver. Germany’s Imperial Bank lowers discount rate to 4 percent, with large shifts in loans, discounts, and note circulation.

London Bank of England Paris Bank of France Berlin Imperial Bank of Germany

Fragmentary 1930s German State Figures From OCR Scrap

OCR text shows partial data on German states and cities, listing percentages and codes for regions such as Cologne Augsburg Hamburg and Munich with unclear authorities. The garbled line reads like a statistical table or bureaucratic summary with numbers and abbreviations only.

Arked Bird Askea Cologne Baverian Munich Heesian Augsburg Hamburg

Bond Market Sales and Japanese Digs in 5 Percent Notes

Financial brief listing bond market activity with numerous issue notes, including Mexican, American and railroad bonds. It cites totals of bond cases at 2,921,500 and inventories across diversas issues such as Ist Convt 4s, Gen 4s, and Ref 4s. Notable entities include Union Pacific Ist 4toe, Reading Gen 4s, and Penn Convt 4s among many.

Lowe Adams Sinad Odo CL & N Balt & Ohio Annem Rann Nn & H Erie SR & Tm Hs Va TC Paneer Tailiatann Warn van Fae TW & L E Owen Biles Peo & E Inc Mt. & So Riv & G St T. Swn Tex & P

Foreign Money Market and Securities Update Excerpt

Call money in London stands at 4 percent on short bills and 14 17-16 percent on long bills. Berlin and Paris discount rates are 34 percent and 11 1-16 percent respectively. Paris exchange on London is 3 francs 13 centimes. Bargold and Berlin exchange rates are noted. British consols near 72 percent, French rentes at 4 francs 55 centimes.

London Berlin Paris Paris Exchange Frances Bargold Tis Berlin Exchange Pfennigs

Lior 100 Percent Bigs May 34c AO SOG LiMn 34s

The fragment lists varied numbers and dates such as 34c AO SOG LiMn 34s, Nov, 101 percent, and 108 Sys. It appears to be a catalog or data table with percentages, codes, and November entries, mentioning coupons or registrations.

C. AO Fis

Inactive Stocks and Closing Quotations on the New York Exchange

The article lists last and closing quotations for numerous stocks on the New York Stock Exchange with bid and ask prices, including names such as Adams, Am Can, Am Malt, Bethlehem Steel, and Read. It presents a snapshot of market activity with numerous figures and percentages indicating last sales and closing values.

York New Adams Ex Keo & DM Lake Shore Long Island Mackay Co Manhat el H&s MD Coal M St Ry Lin M& Seb Pt Msp&s S M Odo T& UC C&st L Ann Arbor L& W Buff & S Butterick C C&sat Pitts Coal Vent N J Ch & A Quicksilver - Sy T&l Wv & Nw Sears-R Pf Ssse&ti Tex & Pac Cleve & P Do Land T T Rye DL & W Dss&a T' S Ev &Th TS R&i Vandalia R Va-Car Lvatc Vulcan Det Hock Val Wabash . Cb Wells FP van Ing-R Co BO _ Weet Md Iowart Kan & M Kan C

Money Market and Foreign Exchange Report

Money on call opened at 1 percent, with rates fluctuating around 1 percent and 1 4 percent. Time money showed little change amid ample supply. Mercantile paper quiet but fair demand for desirable issues. Foreign exchange opened firm with cables near 4.87 and sterling around 4.87. Short francs and reichsmarks quoted modestly weaker. Bankers' posted rates list various international and domestic figures. Domestic exchange shows mixed premiums and discounts in major cities. Silver, gold premium, and Mexican exchange noted. Government receipts show daily and year-to-date totals. Sub-Treasury debt to Clearing House reported.

Mercantile Germany Reichsmarke -- Wits Paris Belgium Switzerland France Holland Boston Chicago St. Louisa San Francisco New Orleans Cincinnati Savannah New York Baltimore Philadelphia London Madrid Lisbon Washington Sub-Treasury Clearing House

Outside securities market shows little interest and narrow moves

Market activity was muted with minimal price changes. A few mining stocks edged higher while others eased or steadied. Notable moves included Bay State Gas rising fractionally and Miami Copper showing strength, with Consolidated Arizona Smelting up modestly and Orphan steady.

Standard Ol Bay Consolidated Arizona Greene- Cananea Cumberland- Ely Nevada Consolidated Miami Orphan Manhattan Railway

TOPICS OF THE STREET AND MARKET NEWS

Foreign houses trade lightly with a few thousand shares, mainly Union Pacific to London, as markets stayed quiet. Dividends were declared by Bowling Green, Utah Consolidated, Washington Company, Marten, American Telephone, Union Switch and Signal, Bank for Savings, Tri City Railway Light, and others with various quarterly and semiannual rates payable in July. Baltimore & Ohio reported May earnings declines while year totals remained weaker. Mintyree Cotton Exchange seats changed hands for higher prices. Arthur & Zucker joined the New York Stock Exchange. American Smelting profits remain strong and copper trade shows improvement. steel plate interests met with cautious outlook. Canadian Pacific stock payments due. Dan's crop report shows progress with minor regional damage. Seaboard National Bank declared a higher annual dividend.

lis-Chalmers Co Allis-Chalmers Co Amalgamated Copper American Agr. Chem American Car & Foundry American Car & Foundry Pr American American Ice Securities American Steel Foundry American Tel. & Tel American Woollen Atchison Atlantic C Baltimore & Ohio Brooklyn Rapid Canadian Pacific Central Leather Chesapeake & Ohio Iago & Alton Chicago Great Western Cesses Great Western Mil St. P Chicago, Mil Dtfs Chicago & Northwestern St. Lis C Fuel & Ivor Colorado & Southern SU Colorado & Southern Ist Colorado Colorado & Southern Consolidated Gas Wes Delaware & Hudson Denver & Rio Grande Tio Bo Bo Erie Federal M. Wv Rey le Federal Sugar General Electric Co S. Ie Great Northern Pr Great Northern Illinois Central Interborough-Metropol Interborough-Metropolitan Ooo International Harvester Praces Tou Aleee Me International Paper Bowling Green Company Utah Consolidated Washington Company Marten Company American Telephone and Telegraph Pany Union Switch and Signal Company Bank For Savings Uear Triity Railway Light Company de Long Hook Eye Company Bell Telephone Company of Mintyre Cotton Exchange King New York Cotta Exchange Exchange Thomas A. McIntyre Thomas & McIntyre McIntyre W. Craig Craig & Jenks T. A. McIntyre G. Black John F Black & Co Stock Exchange Aarthur & Zucker New York Stock Exchange American Smelting and Refining Company New York Este Consolidated Lowing Coss James Shannon Harriss Odo E. Atfel George L. Beston Consolidated Stock Exchange Carj Railway Company Cut Dan R. G. Dut Seaboard National Bank

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