Stock Values Decline as Poultry Selling Reported
Market wrap notes stock values slipping amid reports of poultry selling. Foreign exchange firmer with bonds and money markets showing mixed movement.
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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1902
Page
4
Bond listings for New Jersey and transit stocks
The notice lists bonds and yields for several issuers including Newark Pass 5s, A Ind P Ry Co 5s, People's Trac 45.1062, 106 percent, NJ Con 5s at 109 percent, Union Trac 4s at 95 percent, and Nest Asphalt Se 10 12, reflecting pricing in a bond market summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peas Asp Co
Newark
Ind
Pac
Ets Bodo
Ore RR & Nas
Pac Coast
Dow Penn W
Blas
Ga “Ist Inc Silly
Pitts & W
Rio
West
F &I
A& P Oh
Erie
R&t Inc
Tex & Eid Osay
Hedo City
Sofrar
Ui & Delst Init
OO Union Pac
Do Ist Inc
Inc
MLS& W
MOK & T
New-York
Edo
In &T
Ind Gas
Cha Pots
Pat & Pas
Pitts
Denver Gas
Syracuse Gas
Philadelphia Stocks Report Amid Mixed Trading
The Philadelphia stock page shows modest gains and declines across sectors as investors weigh early 1914 market signals. Traders note volatility in rail and textile shares while industrials hold steadier positions.
Market declines amid labor convention talk and Morgan rumor
Stocks fell in early trading as traders weighed a planned July 17 labor convention in the hard coal fields meant to influence soft coal miners. Rumors of J Pierpont Morgan's illness circulated while later gains formed in Wa bash and other issues as buying returned on declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
J. Pierpont Morgan
Missouri Pacific
Reading
Pennsylvania
Wabash
Atchison
Illinois Central
St. Paul
Commission House
Gates Pool
Colorado
Wabash Company
Wabash Common
Chicago Great Western
Western Railway
Government bonds and railroad bond market activity
Merket firm final quotations for government bonds led with several issues and percent bids. Railroad bonds traded slightly lower with total par sales of 3,179,500, led by Central of Georgia, Chicago Burlington and Quincy, Erie general, Northern Pacific, Reading general, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, Wabash, Colorado Fuel and Iron, Consolidated Tobacco, and Standard Life issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krook
Chic Unik Travis
Kan & Tex
Pacific
Mexico
Pennsylvania
People’s
Readin
South Pacific
le Tenn Coal & I
Ct Steel
Union de
Wis Central
Ieee Seoesanehes
Aiee Kine
Lin Seele
Merket
Central of Georgia First
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Erie General
Northern Pacific
Reading General
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Wabash
Colorado
Consolidated Tobacco
Standard Reece
Foreign Bank Returns Increase in England and France
The Bank of England weekly report shows reserves rising by 614,000 pounds with deposits up 216,400 and government securities down 10,000. The reserve ratio climbs to 52 percent from 32. France’s weekly Bank of France report notes notes in circulation falling by 33,275 francs while treasury accounts rise 22,320,060 francs and gold on hand increases 3,700 francs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bank of England
Ullion
Paris
Bank of France
Tinea
Alliance
Atlantic
Sce
Ame Surety Co
Bad
Mtg Gr
Bowling Green
Broadway
Brooklyn
Central
Franklin Zev
St & J
Gr & Tr Co
Republic
J. Ats
SM & T Co
Soo United States
Sos
van Norden
Quar J
Sburg Too
Market for American Securities Opens Strong Then Finishes Weak
London June 19 4 pm the market for American securities shows strength in early dealings yet closes weak. Final prices follow with details to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Money market and foreign exchange report summary
Money on call opened at 2 percent, high 3, last loan 2.5 percent, close 2.42 percent. Time money 4.4 percent for thirty to sixty days, 4.24 percent for three to six months. Commercial paper 4.4 to 4.75 percent, others 4.0 percent. Foreign exchange market firm with various closing rates and bank posted rates. Domestic exchange listed for multiple cities with premiums. Foreign money market notes call money in London 2.42-2.44 percent, Berlin and Paris rates given. Silver and gold premiums noted along with government receipts and Sub-Treasury balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aris
Hibswitzerland
Germany
Reichsmarks
Holland
New Orleans
San Francisco
C. Hoston
Charleston
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Savannah
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Boston
London
Berlin
Berlin Exchange
Paris Exchange
Paris
Madrid
Lisbon
Buenos Ayres
Rome
Washington
National Bank
Sub-Treasury
Clearing House
Financial markets report and corporate dividend news
Foreign houses traded about 7000 shares in a thin market with mainly sales. Moody’s Manual 1902 notes industrials and oil and rail stocks. Morton Trust plans 20 percent annual dividends after surplus buildup. Real estate and shipbuilding bonds discussed. Reading and Wasser man activity noted. Gulf and Ship Island stock moves highlighted. Dividend declarations include Standard Trust 3 percent and General Chemical 12 percent on preferred stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bank of England
Paris
Berlin
Reading
Post & Flagg
Dick Bros. & Co
Wasserman Brothers
Dick Brothers
Philadelphia
Post & Flags
Gates
Morton Trust Company
Morton, Bliss & Co
Moody's Manual
Moody’s Manual
United States
Gulf and Ship Island Railroad
Island Railroad
The
Stock Exchange
Chicago, Island and Pacific Railway
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Consolidated Mort
American Linseed Company
Real Estate Trust Company
Real Estate Trust Company of
New York
United States Shipbuilding Company
Trust Company of the Republic
New
San Francisco
Chicago
Standard Trust Company
Standard Trust Company of New York
General Chemical
General Chemical Company
Liberty National Bank Leaders Shift as Davison Resigns Presidency
Henry P Davison resigns as Liberty National Bank president to become a vice president at First National Bank which controls the former. Edmund Converse elected to succeed Davison and bring prior leadership at National Tube Co and United States Steel. Avison advances from teller to active co president before May 1901, youngest bank president in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Davison
Ae Liberty National Bank
Will
First National Bank
Hich
Edmund Converse
Lberty National Bank
Davison
Converse
National Tube Company
United Statesteel Corporation
National Tube Ompany
Central Railroad ofew-Jersey
Broadway
Cedarsthere
Firstational Bank
H. C. Fahnestock
Ficis L. Hine
Charles H. Stout
National Bank of Theepublic
Lrst National
Baker
Europe
The Cotton Crop Progress Across Southern States
Dispatches from R. G. Dun & Co. report a heavy cotton crop across the South with well matured plants and favorable weather. Though some states see reduced acreage, overall yields are expected to rise as labor is ample and weeds are controlled, with rain needed in several areas to maintain growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Dun & Co
South Carolina
Alabama
Louisiana
Arkansas
Texas
Iron and Steel Trade Faces Pig Iron Scarcity
The Iron Age notes a nationwide pig iron shortage worsened by scarce coal and a West Virginia miners strike disrupting furnaces in the Ohio Valley. Foundries face high prices and freight risks, while foreign material arrives cheaper at Chicago because of freight costs, shifting tonnage away from Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuylkill
Lehigh
West Virginia
Ohio Valley
Consum
Chicago
Pittsburg
Outside securities market shows weakness and mixed activity
The outside securities market was generally weak with Northern Securities and copper shares showing irregular moves. United States Steels attracted good inquiry while Standard Oil rose further. United Copper and British Columbia held steady with modest gains. San Francisco issues remained dull as the session closed quiet and irregular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steels
Union
Montreal
Boston
Greene
Tennessee
White Knob
United Copper
British Columbia
San Francisco
American Light and Traction Preferred
Standard Oil
American Consolidated Pine Fibre Common
Preferred
Railroad Earnings Reported for 1982 by Major Lines
The table lists earnings by railroads such as Colorado and Southern Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago Great Western Louisville and Nashville Mobile Jackson and Kansas Peoria and Rio Grande and others. It notes miles operated and earnings figures for second week in June and for the period July 1 to June 14, with net earnings and operating expenses for selected lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado and Southern
Chesapeake and Ohio
Isc
Chicago Great Western
Sae Eno Ss
Enic
Louisville
Nashville
BS Mobile
Jackson
Kansas
Peoria
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
ST. Woes
Southern
NTRAL
Georgia
Wansville
Indianapolis
Sune
Xsville
Terre Haute
Norfolk and Western Jure
Toledo
Twin City Rapid Tran
Northern Ohio Traction
Inc
Incia
Egies Inc
Chicago Markets Show Mixed Corn Activity and Wheat Rally
Chicago June 19 news reports a quiet corn pit with no sharp mood shift as July futures traded around 65% to 66 cents. Private elevators released 70,000 bushels this week, while inspections fell to 187 cars. Wheat rose on Paris gains and heavy rains, with July opening near 72 to 73 cents and closing around 72. July sold 72 to 73 for near-term, with September and December also noted.
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Chicago
Paris
Qge
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Penn
Balt & Ohio
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Southern Pacific Om
Peewee Ana
Texas & Pacific
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Towa Central
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Adams Express
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Dag
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NH & H
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Penn el Veh . Co
P Ry Co
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Foreign Bank Returns
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Money and Exchange
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Outside Securities
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Asta
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Hide & Leather
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Chesebrough Mfg
H. B
Denver
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Flemington Coal & Coke General Carriage
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Northern Securitie
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Asoe
Procter & Gamble
Air Line
Dts
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Simmons Hardware
Swift
Tennessee Copper
Trenton Potteries
Trenton
Ignal
A&o
Westing
White Knob Co
Danb &N
Mich Pf
Say
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P & Read
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Inter Ocean Tel
J&i
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M&s Jollet
Chicago & A
KCSL
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Lake Shore
Miami
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HP & R
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South
Morris C & B
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Nash & Decatur
Naugatuck
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Carolina
Northwestern Tel
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Nynh & BW
Pall Oswego & Syr
Phila
Pitts B & LE Cem
B & L FE
Carnegie Steel
B& L rE&é
Pitts FW & C
Pmck & Y
Ple&bus
Ph & Port Saco & P
Rost & Me
Quincytridge
Rens & Erage
del & Fay
A &J
Clinton
Del
Saratoza & S
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Southwestern
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Ttra
Rrinyc & M
L& W
M& N
United
J & Canal
Ndls
J&s
Ware
Bost & A
Warren DL & W
Ker, Merrall & Condit
Jas Baney & Smith
Brooklyn Ferry
C Grain Levator Inc
Ams & Oo Wranator A&o S
Hecker-Jones Jen M&Én
Hoboken L
Intere
Clinton Gilbert
Joseph Walker & Sons
Broad St
Albany & Susq
Alleg & West
J&dJs
Atl & ¢ Air le
Augusta & Sav
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J&d Nz
Beech Creek
NYN
Boston & Lowell
B & Me
Boston & NY Air Line of
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Catawissa RR
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Ayuga & Susq
Camden & Burl
Cleve & Pitts
Columbus & Xenia
Concord
Bost & L
Nassau St
RL. Day & Co
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Bingham
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Tamarack
Ts Westing Elec
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R S
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Dominion Coal
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Colorado Springs Mining Stock Exchange
Counselman & Lay
William P. Bonbright & Co
Lexington
Puck
Argentum-Jun
Rattle Mountain
Jack Pet
Cat City & Man
Elkton Conoe
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