Bank dividends declared in New York notices 1910 1919
A compilation of dividend announcements from several New York banks. Items include AT&T dividends of two dollars per share payable July 15 1910 for June 30 1916 record, Bank of New York free tax dividends 12 percent payable July 1 1919, Merchants Exchange 3 percent quarterly dividend, Citizens Central 1.5 percent quarterly, National Park Bank 0.44 percent quarterly, Bank of America 13 percent semiannual dividend payable July 1 1910, with transfer books closed on various dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Trust Company OF America
Wall St
New York
The
Trust Company of America
Frank L. Hilton
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
William R. Driver
National Bank OF New York
H. H. Powell
Merchants Exchange National Bank of
City of New York
E. V. Gambier
Citizens Central
Albion K. Chapman
National Park Bank of New York
Busines
Richard T.east Ever Natield
Tional Bank
W York
F. Newell
Bank OF Amprica
M. Ben A
T. Cashier
NEW York Savings Bank
Ps 14Th St. and &Th Avenue
William F Nger
James L. Wand
Archibald
Seamen’s Bank For Savings
Wall Street
Savings Bank
Daniel Barnes
George M. Halsey
Greenwich Savings Bank Incorporated
Ss. E. Cor
6Th Ave
16Th Street
James Quinlan
Csreel M. Dutchas
J. Hampden Robb
Francis M. Bacon, Jr
Harlem Savings Bank
125Th ST
Lexington Ave
William E. Trotter
Thomas Rebert
Barneys and Others Stocks Listed Amid Market Brief
A fragmented stock ledger shows percentages and names such as Barneys, Philadelphia companies, and various holdings. Entries include Nav, Cam, Ka, Rap Tr, Union Trac, and Go pref with mixed values from 14% to 89% and references to bonds and gas investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney & Co
South Philadelphia
Hid
Am Demert
Cam Stoet
Phileda Co
JSS de Pref
Kiecule
Sinokel
Union Trac
Jake-S Our
Decline in stock market on crop damage reports
Stock market slipped as crop damage reports influenced trading. For the day total sales reached 314,460 shares, down from 704,524 shares previously. Cumulative sales from January 1 to June 21 totaled 91,528,021 shares, compared with earlier period figures.
Market Pulse Mixed as Spring Wheat Drought Fears Rise
Stocks faltered after grain market signals with spring wheat belt droughts and 110 degree heat in North Dakota. Grain gains spurred mixed early declines with St Paul and Hill issues leading losses while Northern Pacific rose slightly and Chicago & Northwestern saw no trades. New York Central equipment notes sold for 22.5 million and Frisco bonds for 10 million, easing fears of US security scarcity as Providence reports cotton firms cutting prices to spur demand. Local money market remains quiet with call rate near 2.5 percent and longer maturities firming slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Wheat Territory
North Dakota
Chicago
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Canadian
St. Paul
Hill
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Chicago & Northwestern
Minnesota
Dakotas
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Paris
Providence
Swartwout and Appenzellar Listing at 40 Priest
A furnished notice from Swartwout and Appenzellar located at No 40 Priest presents an address listing. The item appears as a classified notice or advertisement. The readable fragment signals a real estate or service offering by the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swartwout & Appenzellar
Bond Market Sales Reported From Various Listings
Furnished by Warren Gzowski Co. market listings show bids and asks for numerous stocks and minerals including Kerr Lake Nipissing Nova Scotia Cob and Temiskaming. Prices range from pennies to several dollars with mixed percentages and fractions noted for each issue. The page presents a snapshot of bond and commodity offerings with broker quotes and firm names like Kerr Lake Little Nipd and Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren, Gzowski & Co
Proad Street
Kerr Lake
McKinney
Nancy Helen
Chant
Feri
Cob
Nova Scotia
Cobert Lake
Sonn Isc
Woulauter
Consolidated Exchange Stocks Show Firm Under Tone
Wheat advances pressuring the Consolidated Stock Exchange as prices recede slightly yet demand stays strong. Bids stay a notch above the New York Exchange range with two stocks Reading and Union Pacific topping United States Steel in totals. The market spans 46 securities with 53 070 shares traded and active odd lots in Consolidated Gas. Transactions include small lots of Westinghouse Electra Hide and Leather preferred and St Louis Southwestern preferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Reading
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Consolidated Gas
Westinghouse Electra
Hide and Leather
St. Louis Southwestern
Adams Express
Oealaete
Allis—Chalmers
American Agricultural
American Agr
American Canoda
American BS
American Coal
American District Telegraph
American Express
American Hide & Leber
American Ice Securities
American Telegraph
TU Vt
American Woolen Aero
Ann Arbor
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Buffalo Rochéster & Pittsburg
Buffalo Roch & Pitts
Buffalo & Susquehanna
Butterick Company
Ana Ei
Canada Southern
Central of New Jersey
Chicago & Alton
Chicago Burlington & Quincy
Great Western
Chicago
Chicago S& L
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago &T P M&o
Wenver & Rio Grande
Es Moines & Fort Dodge
Troit United R Ria Ie Elecaieese
Sluth South Shore & At
Uth S
Ss & At
Dst
Ville & Terre Haute
Wwille & T H
Val M&s
Val M &S
Ral Sugar
Eral Sugar
Eral Chemical Cot's
Eral Chemical Co
Ral Electric C
St Electric Ry
King Valley
Rsoll Rand Co
International Paper
Kansas City i & M
Keokuk & Des Moines
Knickerbocker Ice
ChiaKo
BO Knick Ice
Laclede Gas
Lake Erie & Western
Long Island
Mackay Companies
Manhattan Beach
Marine
Maryland Coal
National Biscuitt
National Enamellii Ng & Stp
National
National National Lead
Mexico
New Century Coal
New York Air Brake
New York C & &T Ls
New York C & St L
New York Dock
New York Nh&h
Norfolk & Western
Ontario
Pacific
Coast Pacific Coast
Pacific Coast
Pacific Tel & Tel
Pttsburge C ¢ &Sbl
Pittsburg C ¢ & St L
Pittsburg
Republic Iron & Steel
Reme Watertown & Ogdens
Ile
Rutland
Outside securities slip after midmorning strength
The market opened strong but soon eased amid apathy with gains in mining issues for insiders while profits trimmed. Goldfield Consolidated led yet faded after profit taking, Gold Hill eased, copper names barely moved, silver shares largely neglected, and the industrial list was steady. Bonds remained active with Southern Pacific slight weaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfield Consolidated
Gold Hill
Elhver
Southern Pacific News
Exports of Merchandise Reach Large Totals
Exports of merchandise show substantial figures with totals since January 1 reaching high billions. The data lists amounts for June 20 and year to date totals across several categories, highlighting strong overseas shipments.
Railroad Equipment Bonds and Car Trusts Maturing 1010 27
Rail asset notes named Wertwout and Appenzellar issued for car car trust series maturing October 27. Bond details reference railroad equipment bonds and car trusts with security and repayment terms. The filing lists entities connected to the issue and the trustee arrangement as part of the public notice.
Certificate denominations and pricing details offered
Full registered certificates will be issued in denominations of 5000 and 10000 dollars and 5000 dollars at prices that net somewhat over 4 56 percent payable in New York funds. The notice references previous sales and dates 1 1922 1 1923 1 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hanke
Spencer Trask & Co
Exchange Place
Albany
Boston
Joan Munroe
Pine St
Commercial Letters OF Credit Foreign Exchange
Chisholm & Chapman
Tl Broadway
New York City
Fred'k F
Marquand
Consolidated Stock
N. Y
Broad St
Williams, McConnell & Coleman
John
merican-Finance and Securities-Co
Nassau-St- Nework
Wwm
A.read & Co
Bankers
Nassau St. N. Y
Baltimore
American Gas & Electric
Hallowell & Henry
Beaver Street
Broad
W. N. Coler & CO
Cedar ST
Warren Jarren W.erwin & Co. Solidated Stock Exchange of
Tel
Rector
Feire Insurance Company
E. S. Bailey
Brosdwar
Philadelphia
Phil Bice
Phi
Bhirs
Neetlop
Ask
Ohio
Ee Fey
Allis-Chalmers Co
Tallis-Chalmers Co
Kansas
Texas
Missouri Pacific
American Car & Founc
National of Mexico
F. Pr
Nevada Con
Y. Central
American Hide & Sea
American Locomotive
Norfolk & West
American Locomotive Pr
American Mail
American Mail Pr
Pacific Mail
American Smeltng
Pacific Tel
American Smelting Pr F
Pennsylvania Railroad Sie
American Steel Foundry
Peoria & Easte
American Su
Isieag
People’ S Gas &Coke
American Tel
Am. Teb. Pr
Ou Sa
Atchison
Panoe
Atchison Cen
Oast
Sascen
Onece
Rock Island Pr
Batollas Mining
St. Louis
F. 2d
Broolyn Rapid Transit
Brooklyn Union Gas
iSt. Louis Ora Beta Pr
Canadian Pacific
Sears-Roebu
Central Leather
Sloss-Sheff
Steel & Iron
Ee Sabes
Southern Railway
Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul
Texas & Pacific
Chicago, Mil. & St. P. Pr
Third Avenue Railroad
Jic, Co. C. & St L
Toledo Rys
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Toledo, Bt. L
West
Toledo
St. L. & West
Denver & Rio Grande
Union Pacific Pr
United Dry Goods Or
United By
Cre
Illinois Central Asec
S. Realty & Imp
Inter.Metropolitan
Reduc
Inter
Metropolitan
United States
International Harvester
United States Rubber
Iowa Central
Kansas City Southern
United States Steel Ash
Kansas City Southern Pr
Utah Copper
Fas
Ise Laclede Gas
Virginia Car. Chemical
Louisville & Nashville
Wabas
Wabash Pr
Manhattan
Maryland
Ta Ts Ae
Westinghouse Mfg
Minn & St. Louis
Wisconsin Central
D& H
Erie
Hudson Cos
M & St Line
ANT
Nycls Cgi P
Nytnh&h Pc
Tel & Tel Snc
Cuba
Geremsens
CM & St P
C&s
Nyc
G&el H & P
T & Imp
Pt&t
Consolidated Exchange
Car & Fay
H & L Pf
Doo
Top & SF
Balt & Ohio
Brooklyn RT
Ches & Ohio
Mil & St P
Fuel & I
Iver & RG
Illinois
Central
Kan City
Red Island
St L
Southern Pac
Southern Ry
Pac
Utah
Wesinghouse
Atlanta
Columbia
Mt Goldfield
Mt Goldfield Con
Hale & Nor
Jim Butler Aero
Outside Securities
tSeli
tEx
Bay State Gas
US Light & H
Ariz
Davis—Daly
Giroux
Little Miami
Miami
McKin- Dar
M&s
Stewart
Sup & Pitts
Tularosa
Union Mines
Ite
United
DM &Ftd
West Pac Ss
J Thomas Reinhardt
Broad Street
Devonshire Street
Amal
Nevada Mines
Arizona
Michigan
Arizpe
Bohemian Boston
Ely
Boswycolo
Cactus Coppett
Calaveras Oe
Champion Sts
Tye Tm
Chino
Cortez Mines
Davis-Daly Weer
la Dominion Syndicate
First National
Esas Aesee Nite
Macrachusetts Coal
McKinley
Darragh
Moli
Bilyn F Ss
Ny&nf G
Union Ferry
NYSER
Wertwout & Appenzellar
Atlant Coast Line
Buff, Roch & Pitts
Gary
Atsa Ches & Ohio
Hie & Alton
Chic
RT & P
del & Hudson
Hockingley
Scott & M
Lehigh Val
Mobile & Onlo
Norfh West
Pennsylvania
Stlo& SF
Seaboard
Rway
Virginian Railway
Walsh Poe
Wheeling & L & G
New York Central Lines Equipment Trust
NEW York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Company
Michigan Central Railroad Company
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and ST. Louis RY. Company
Chicago, Indiana and Southern Railroad Company
J. P. Morgan & CO
First National Bank
National City Bank
Trust Company of the
City of
New Yo
Francis M. Bacon
Wilham L. Buil
Wiliam Carpender
Beverly Chew
Thomas de Witt Cuyler
Henary W. DeForest
Haley Fiske
J. Horace Harding
Erskine Hewitt
James Fma
Mason Frederick E. Fried
CTORS
Brayton Ives
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Bradley Martin
Frederick T. Martin
Walter E. Maynard
Ogden Mills
F. D. Morgan
Richard Mortimer
John E. Parsons
Cherries M. Pratt
Antes A. Raves
Norman B. Ream
George BR. Sheldos
J. Edward Simmons
John W. Simoncs
Joseph J. Slocum
John T. Terry
Geo. Henry Warres
Horace White
Irving National Exchange Bank
West Broadway
Chambers St
Tribune
Broadway
37Th Sts
Bowery Savings East
Bowery
Henry A. Schenck
William E Knox
Joseph G. Liddle
Irving Scinas
Chambers
Agridenate
H. F. Tener, Jr
George F. Dunning
Secretart Tc. Demarest
Cashmac Finance Comml
NEW York Supreme Court
European-American Bank For Aultneety
Security Bank
Count York
Saii Banking Corporation
T Earnest R. Eckley
Wall New York
Philadelltimore
Pennsylvanis Lances
Chew
Wiryore Railroad
Wu Othe
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