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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
5
Fragmented discussion notes rebuilding efforts and market strains from new ventures to municipal bonds. It cites the need for cold storage plants and food processing ventures, notes Seattle bond refunding, and contrasts European trade, especially Amsterdam, with continued growth despite strikes and wars.
A mixed report lists bond proposals and offerings from Louisiana to Ohio and Washington, including public bonds in Caddo County and Wooster County. It notes dates, denominations, bidders such as The L Meee & Co, and details on interest rates and maturities, plus a treasury finances update and a Germany bank statement with changes in cash and deposits.
The Journal of Commerce reports July interest and dividend payments totaling 249 million 419 thousand 405 dollars, including railroad industrial and traction firms banks and trusts and the national government and New York City. Compared with 50 million 267 thousand 992 dollars last year overall. Some holdings will pay larger sums due to enlarged capitalization while others reduce or pass dividends.
Nearly all subsidiaries of United Properties Company dated bonds in January causing semi annual interest around $2100 due between June 12 and July 18. Totals include Sierra Water Supply Oakland Transit and Key Route notes with July and August due dates totaling about $938,000, generating roughly $425 in interest. Also notes totaling $1,1808 in interest due June 12 to July 7. The overall funded obligations approach $4.006 million within about thirty days. Oklahoma Public Service Corporation organized with $2.0 million capital will acquire Guthrie utilities and possibly Lawton, Lawton interurban line planned. to operate under Middle West Utilities authority.
May net profits for Tonopah Mining Co show 32,300 versus April 90,733, a drop of 317,41. Niptexing Mines cash in banks 967,881 with ore in transit 152,4675 and bullion ready for shipment 1,270,00 total 1,38,600. Regular per cent and extra per cent dividends declared payable July. Fourteen cars of ore shipped from Cobalt camp last week to several companies. May production at McKinley mine rises, Savage mine contributing 42,000 ounces. Stewart Mint May profits 157 and 69,008. Mill handled 15.8% tons ore with profit per ton 4002.
The drygoods firm A D Matthews's Sons of Fulton Street Brooklyn was named defendant in a United States District Court bankruptcy petition filed by J C Stein Henry Bendell Gail A Mclaury and Hyman Goldfarb on behalf of twelve creditors. The firm has until June 27 to answer. Current members include James and Gardiner Matthews.
Market recap notes Tandon acted as a purchaser in yesterday’s session with an estimated holding around 9 000 shares. The report emphasizes modest activity and price movements across key stocks as traders assess near term catalysts.
Market tone steady with tobacco shares firmer led by Tobacco Products up 5 points before a cross sale. United Cigar Stores rose on small trades, British American Tobacco and Standard Oil edged higher, Ohio Oil up 5. Nevada stocks dominated Tonopah North Star activity, Tonopah Merger and Midway seen firm, Goldfield Consolidated and Atlanta listings traded, overall copper issues uneven.
Dividends were declared by numerous companies in New York, Pittsburgh, Boston and elsewhere including Truss Corepeey, Bankers Trust Company, Republicanita and Light Company, Went nahouse hieetric and Manufacturing, storage Ba, Pittsburgh Save Pete Railroad, Boston and New England Telephone and Telegraph, Combate, Union, Heating Compass, American Steel, and others. The list notes regular quarterly payments, amounts mostly in percentages on common and preferred shares, with several payable in June, July, August, and July 1 or 20, plus references to record dates and note disposals or adjustments.
The auction at the sales room conducted by Adrian H. Muller & Son sold 150 shares of Standard Tube and Metal Company at per share and transferred remaining shares of Nevada Utah Mines and Smeler Corporation. The Central Lines of Pores lot secured bids totaling around 1000 peers.
A dense list of insolvency actions across multiple entities. Mentions Mantin J Condon and Joseph Reichmann linked to bankruptcies. Carnegie Trust Company and various unsecured creditors cited. Schedules include large liabilities, secured notes, and ranges of assets. Several receiver appointments and petitions against firms like Weiler Cin and Fast House, Will Franklin Printing, Ho Brothers Leather Belting, and Patin Well manufacturer.
St Louis and San Francisco Railway receivers, Benjamin Le Wiestang and partners, arrived in New York for conferences with bondholders’ interests. They plan a retrenchment policy as the road faces financial difficulties. Some local employees have been told they may be laid off by July 1, and top salaries may be reduced.
Trade reports show the cotton market opening lower due to weak entries and favorable weather while houses with foreign ties distanced themselves from selling. Prices fell 19 to 12 points from Tuesday, with some support and a late rally, then drifted near day’s lows as more selling followed amid weather optimism and private crop expectations.
Market notes show copper arriving in New York with 30 percent stock. London copper futures firm on June July and August at 14 14.0e while New York spot bids around 4.20 and 4164 for different grades. Tin prices steady with June July and August quoted near 300 in London. iron market in Cleveland steady with No 1 foundry at 16 8 and No 2 at 15 73 8 183. Sterling dull. East St Louis trade quiet. spot silver and other metals show subdued activity.
Edgar Barratt president of Union Bag and Paper Company names August Heckscher James B Marsh and John Ayr Bletcher as stockholder committee to investigate the firm. The panel vows to report to stockholders at an early date following an annual meeting resolution.
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