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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1900
Page
28
Traction Issues Hit Stocks As Close Marks Mixed
Stock trading closed with mixed results as traction issues affected overall sentiment. Analysts noted declines in several active securities while others posted modest gains from Thursday levels.
Bearish pressure hits Brooklyn Rapid Transit shares
The stock market opened firm but sold off as bears attacked Brooklyn Rapid Transit, ending down 6 points. Analysts say there is no condition justifying a bearish view, and dividend payments will not resume immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Brooklyn
Wall Street
Chicago
Northwest
Northern Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Government and Railroad Bond Quotes in Uneven Market
Market steady for government bonds with final quotations showing bid and ask levels for various issues headed by U S bonds and notes. Railroad bonds traded unevenly with total par value around 1 240 000, led by Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe, Central Pacific, Colorado and Southern, Erie, Norfolk and Western, Northern Pacific, Reading, Southern Railway, Union Pacific and Wabash debentures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
S. Se
U .S
Wil
U.S
Jim
Atchison and Baltimore and Ohio
Central Pacific
Chicago
American securities firm in London steady final zone
American securities abroad in London show a dull opening but firming and steady final prices. Notable quotes include Atchison 25%, Canadian Pacific 91%, St. Paul 114%, Illinois Central 114%, Louisville and Nashville 77, Union Pacific preferred 734%, New York Central 2%, Erie 0%, Reading 8%, Northern Pacific preferred 73%, and Anaconda 84.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
American Securities
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Ilinois Central
Louisville and Nashville
Union Pacific
New York Central
Erie
Pennsylvania
Gig
Reading
Northern Pacific
Anaconda
Money and Exchange Rates From City Markets
Money on call 14 1% percent, time money 4 percent for sixty days and 4 4% for six months with railroad collateral. Foreign exchange shows a weak market with cable rates and bankers posted rates for sterling, francs, guilders, and reichsmarks. Bank clearings listed for New York Philadelphia Boston and Baltimore with exchange figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kfort
Reichemarks. Ft
Seamburg
Reich
Amsterdam Gulidere
New-Orleans
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Savannah
Charleston
New York
Philadelphia
Foreign money markets and rates across major cities
Exchange balances shown for Chicago and foreign markets with call money in London at 14 percent and bills discount rates around 2 percent. Berlin and Paris rates listed, London and Paris exchange figures to London, and gold premium levels noted for Madrid Lisbon Buenos Ayres Rome. Silver prices across bar, Mexican dollars, and London are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
London
Berlin
Berlin Exchange
Paris Exchange
Paris
Madrid
Lisbon
Buenos Ayres
Rome
Treasury Daily Balance and Receipts Report Washington June 22
The report lists reserve fund figures with gold coin and silver dollars totals, division of redemption holdings, and overall Treasury assets totaling 120,016,009. It covers receipts from customs internal revenue and miscellaneous sources, daily and year-to-date totals, and Sub-Treasury balances with gains for the banking system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Gold Coin Ltd
BUMON
United States
General Fund
National Bank
Sub-Treasury
Clearing House
General Treasury
Imports of Dry Goods at Port of New York June 22 1808
Week ending June 22 1808 at the Port of New York reports entered and thrown on the market values for dry goods. The figures show large sums in dollars for entries and market sales, with several line items including Meredettes park and Sadsant- qna spelling variants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Meredettes Park
Gus.grc.sena
Wall Street closes weak. list of stock prices and loans
Outside securities market shows a weak close with Standard Oil at 520. Other prominent issues include Havana Commercial, Baking Powder, Bay State Gas, Amalgamated Copper, Amsterdam Gas, Rubber Goods, Distilling of America, Storage Power, General Carriage, New York Transportation, and various loan quotations. Foreign trading in London was mixed with total account activity under 19 000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Havana
Bay State
Markeen
Amalgamated
Amsterdam
America
New-York
London
American Steel and Wire
General Electric
New York
Western Union
Jersey Central
Missouri Pacific
Rock Island
Louisville
Nashville
Eae
American Bank Note
Amer
Agricultural Chem A
Agricultural Ch
Amalgamated Copper
American Bicycle Ae
American Book Co
American Bicycle
Amer, Hide & Leather Pt
American Woollens
Press Association
Soda Foun
Riting
Arizona
Barney
British Columbia
Fpa
Seveeeel
Cherebrough
H. B
Fireworks Coi Distilling Co. of America
Electric Vehicle Co
Electro-Pneumatic
Empire & Hay State
Empire Steel P Flemington Coal & Coke Ae General Carriage
General Chemical
Herring-Hall
Marvin
Herring-Hall-Marvin
Hoboken Land & Imp
Hoboken Ferry
Ove
Hudson River
International Pump
Ate International Pump
Aee
B. Stetsen
Tad
Eone
Madison d
Garden Stoc
Markeen C
Mosler Safe
National Enamel & S
National Enamel
National Gramophone Teers
National Wall Paper
New-England
Ate
E Ferry
Loan
N. J. Tel
N. Y. el. Veh
Procter & Gamble
Goods Man. Co
Safety Car Heat & Light
Simmons Hardware
Sinzer Mfg Co
Jas Swift & Serene
Telephone & & Cable
Tennessee Copper
Trenton Potteries
New
Union Ferry
Union Switch & Signal
Union Steel & Chain
Union Typewriter
Financial notices and stock movements from New York firms
National Steel and Bag and Paper preferreds show rating details while National Tube reports preferred stock levels. New York Air Brake notes director reelection and no annual report with a record revenue. a 2 percent quarterly dividend is declared. Silver exports move 369000 ounces. Real Estate Trust NY declares 4 percent semiannual dividend. General Chemical pays 1.5 percent to preferreds. Cotton Exchange membership sells for 4065. Notices cover certificates of deposit of New Amsterdam Gas deal. Southern Railway offers bond exchange options for East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia bonds via J P Morgan & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal Peel
Adams Express
Albany
Sus
Do Pref & Fary
SUE
American Coal
Eae
Amer Cotton Sieae
Amer Dist
Amer Smelting
Tel & Cable
Amer Tobacco
Ann Arbor
Atchison
King
Brunswick
Canada
Capital City
Central of
Ches & Ohio
Gt West
Ind & L
Mi & &T P Islam Jis Ny
Chic & Northw
PM & O
RL & Pac
C& ID
Col Fuel & Iron
Col & South
Col & H Coal
Consol Coal
Consol Gas Seecee
Trayaceo
del & Hudeon ii
del Lack & W
den & Rio
M & Ft
Evans & TH
Federal Steel
Gen Blee Co
Hocking Valley
Kcp&g
Kan City
Keok & D
Buick Ice
Leclede Gas
Take
Ata Lous
Nani
Man Beach
Ara Ing. Pet Sales
Minn & St Lou
Waaa
P&s
Mobile
Ohta al
Balt & Ohio
Ae Morris & Freex
Rapid T
Neech & Chat
Nat Biscuit
Sabe
Chi Gt Western
National Lea
Chi Mil & St P
Chi RI & Pac
National Steel
FOO Cent Tobacco
Elkton
Kin & Pem
Louis & Nash
Manhattan
TY Lack & Oe
Striet
YNHE
Hini
Pacific
Mollie Gibson
Norfolk & West
Central Sul
Northern Pac
Thern Pacific
Ohio & Ind Gas
Ontario
Pennsylvania
One Peoples Gas
Savage
Peoria
Southern Pacific
Southern Ry
Geta
Bere Marquette
Third Avenue
Union Pacific
Flo Sredtoy
Western Union
Thys Lo
Pullmen
Rome
Lana
Ioan Me
Twin City
Webe-Fargo
Wisconsin
Ptp Ordescosnss Vesrers Secees
National Tube
New-York Air Brake
The
Theif
Europe
United Metal Selling Company
Real Estate Trust Company of New York
General Chemical Company
Cotton Exchange
National City Bank of New-York
New Amsterdam Gas Company
Consolidated Gas Company
Southern Railway Company
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad Company
J. P. Morgan & Co
Southern Railway First Consolidated Mortgage
Virginia
Georgia
Buyers and sellers dominate yesterday's market activity
Principal participants include Brooklyn Rapid Transit, St Paul agents, Missouri Pacific, Northern Pacific, Sugar firms, and Chicago lines. Notable buyers and sellers such as J M Shaw, J R Williston, O Kohn, London, and Provost Bros appear across multiple trades with large volumes up to 5,000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
F. W. Savin
Kirkner
St. Paul
J. R. Williston
V. White
Missouri Pacific
Bruce & Peters
Northern Pacific
Sugar
O. Kohn
People’s Gas
de Cordova
Hedge
Lounsbury & Foster
Grant Bros
Motley
Mendham Bros
Hatch
Oelrichs
Reading Fires
Wormser & Co
J. A. Blair and Housman & Co
Boody, McLellan & Co
St. Paul—Traders
Sichel & Hahlo
Metropolitan Street Railway
J. J. Manning
London
van Emburgh & Atterbury
Missouri Pacific—Bianchi, Lathrop, Smith & Co
Hopkins
Southern Pacific
J. H. Davis
L. Levy
Union Pacific
Dick Bros. and
Houghtaling
J. Newcomb
W. C. Sheldon
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Hough & Rowland
J. Blair
Post & Flagg and
la Montagne
Missouri Pacific-Hudson
Car Foundry
Money Market Factors and Gold Export Outlook
No gold exports occurred yesterday and sterling rates slipped below par for the first time since April 6, casting doubt on further exports. The New York News Bureau notes weekly cash changes show large Treasury disbursements reducing banks' cash loss to $80,000 while express cash inflows total $1,787,530 and lawful money net gains reach $1,707,530. Most cash inflow remains from the East and South with minimal Canada movement. Next week banks must pay their share of public money deposits, offset by July interest and dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York News Bureau
Treasury
Express
Canada
San Francisco
Federal Steel director cites steady orders and rail contracts
The Federal Steel Company reports sufficient orders for steel rails to run the South Chicago plant through November and notes no price changes until next year. Railroads are taking rails as produced, with no cancellations, while ore shipments from Minnesota Iron remain steady. The company supplies about one million tons annually to external firms and expects stable future demand despite recent slackening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minnesota Iron Company
Federal Steel Company
Pennsylvania Steel
Cambria Iron
Lackawanna Steel
National Tube Companies
Northern Pacific Reports June Earnings Rise Over Year
The Northern Pacific shows a June gain of 87,202 dollars versus the same week last year. From July 1, 1899, gross earnings reach 29,567,803 dollars, up 3,770,448 dollars from the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
May earnings push ASW May totals to five million
Chicago dispatch reports American Steel and Wire Company earned 800000 in May, bringing the year to date total to 5200000. Trade observers expect business to improve through summer as peak activity precedes the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Steel and Wire Company
April Gross and Net Earnings Of 125 Railways
Bradstreet s shows April gross earnings for 125 railways at 79 282 884 and net earnings at 22 656 535, up 13 8 percent and 135 percent from April 1899. The strongest gross gains come from the Mexican group 20 3 percent and the Eastern group 18 3 percent, with trunk lines 17 percent and Central West 16 8 percent. Net earnings rise most in Southwestern roads 25 3 percent with trunk lines 24 2 percent.
Eastern roads gains and Central Western group share rise
The report shows the Eastern roads up 22.2 percent while gains taper to 4 percent for the Central Western group, outlining regional performance shifts.
Wheat and corn exports rise but year totals lag last year
Bradstreet reports weekly grain exports with wheat at 4 645 180 bushels versus 4 678 029 last weekend and 3 746 718 in 1899. Since July 1 wheat totals 196 470 162 bushels, below 221 769 610 last year. Corn exports for the week reach 2 514 593 bushels, down from 3 634 205 last week and 2 872 432 in 1899, while the July 1 total is 198 768 920 bushels, up from 165 298 158 a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradstreet's
Miscellaneous Securities Notice
Frederic H. Hatch furnishes miscellaneous securities listing at No 30 Broad Street. The brief notice records securities offerings and related details for prospective investors.
Colorado Springs Mining Stocks Close Quotation
Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Mining Stock Exchange are furnished by William P. Bon bright & Co of Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs Mining Stock Exchange
William P. Bonbright & Co
Colorado Springs
The Trade In Chicago Wheat Prices Surge Higher
Chicago June 2 Wheat closed 44¢ above Thursday with the best close yet amid heavy selling by Cudahy Bloom Rob son and others. Crop news from the Northwest shows severe losses, with forecasts of ploughing and low yields. Corn oats flax and provisions also moved, while the Board of Trade began issuing its own quotations after a legal victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cudahy
Bloom
Robson
Northwest
Dakotas
Minneapolis
Bushely
Dalrymple
Sec
Sic
Syc
Minneapolis Millery
London
Liverpool
Soo Line
U c
Nyc
Drouth
Board of Trade
Western Union
Judge Tyler
Reorganization Plan for D Appleton & Co. Debtors
Creditors of D Appleton & Co. and the firm are urged to file notes claims and evidences of indebtedness under the Plan of Reorganization by July 14 1900 with Metropolitan Trust Company Depositary 37 Wall Street New York. Papers may be obtained from the Depositary Counsel or Secretary and the Committee. Dated New York June 18 1900. James G Cannon Chairman A D Juilliard Edmund C Converse Warner Van Norden Charles Hathaway Secretary S C Conover Sullivan Cromwell Counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Appleton & Compane
D. Appleton & Co
Metropoliite Trust Company
Wall Street
New Yo
Southern Railway Bond Exchange Notice from New York
Southern Railway Company announces bonds maturing July 1 1900 East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia and First Consolidated Mortgage bonds ready for exchange. J P Morgan Co to redeem or exchange at maturity with cash adjustments. Samuel Spencer president. Morgan firm to handle exchange and redemption details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Railroad Company
J. P. Morgan & Co
Railway First Consolidated
Holler
Samuel Spencer
Wall
New York
Southern Bar Company
First Consolidated Mortgage
Golf
East Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia
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Penn Steel Com
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Prtia Elec Co
Choctaw Ry
Con Tr of
Phite Traction
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Tidewater Steel
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Union Traction
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UN Gas Imp Co
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WIL Co
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I Penn RR
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Ids
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J Central Railroad
New Jersey
Nee Grose
Tennessee Coal and Tron
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D. Appleton & Com
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