Stock Market Ends Quiet Then Advances On Court Rulings
After hours of dull trading, stocks rose on a Supreme Court decision favoring Southern Pacific in the oil land case, with Southern Pacific shares climbing over three points and bond activity reaching about $4 million. Rock Island issues moved unevenly, and gains followed government actions in rail and oil land matters as markets closed firmer.
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Supreme Court
Southern Pacific
Rock Island
Commerce Court
Intermountain
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rocky Mountain Region
Atlantic Coast
Land Office
Southern Pacife
Disn
Rock, Island Company
Paris
Money and Exchange Market Summary
Money and Exchange reports opening rates at 2 percent highest with moderate mercantile paper. treasury creditors and sub-treasury losses noted. Domestic exchange lists par and discounts across Boston Chicago St Louis San Francisco Montreal Minneapolis Cincinnati with bank clearings values for major cities. Silver and foreign exchange show steady markets with London and Paris rates and bills for 60 and 90 days.
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Mercantile
Treasury
SUB
New York
Sub-Treasury
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Montreal
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
Hank Clearings
Lattivore
Chicaxo
Philadelphia
London
Purim
Berlin
Switerland
Soo to Increase Stock At Annual Meeting
Official notice states that at the annual meeting on prumber 1 stockholders of the Minneapolis St Paul and Sault Ste Marie Railway will be asked to approve an increase in capital stock from $42,000,000 to $62,000,000. The preferred to common ratio will be maintained as with the current outstanding amounts.
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Prumber
Minneapolis, St Paul & Sault Ste. Marie
Hailway
New York Stocks Firm as Rentes Fall on June 22 1911
New York Stock Exchange consol firm as rents lower on Monday June 22 1911 with total sales of 155 100 against 62 300 Saturday and 271 200 a year ago. Market quiet ahead of settlement and Home Rule amendment reintroduction. gilt edged securities held firm while rest sagged. Bullion flow to Bank of England noted. money readily available and rates steady.
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Hondon
Madrid
Lisbon
Bond Market Report on New York Exchange June 22 1914
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange totaled 4 055 000 in bonds on Monday with 1 582 000 on Saturday and 2 061 000 a week earlier. Year to date 1914 bond sales reached 357 097 000 versus 275 063 000 in 1913. Government and municipal issues show tight closes with varied highs and lows across numerous issues, including railways and utilities, as investors digest rates and yields.
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New York Stock Exchange
Liggett & M
Apne Ce Cao
Mont Power Bs
Morris & Fen
T& Ted
Am Tobacco
Ann Arbor
Armourre
B&o Pri
Nort & W
Baer
Canada
Rm&p
Th & SF
Be& Q
Torel
W&c
T&t
Lo Do
Adj
US Steel
Bs tVal
Bs Wabash
Chi Ry
Ind
Pccu&sel Db
T&t West Md
Westingh
Wits
Ind Steel
Consolidated Exchange shows small fractional declines on call
The afternoon session on the Consolidated Exchange saw modest fractional drops with Southern Pacific peaking at 4s2, Union Pacific at 1574, Keating at 165% and Steel at 62% amid active odd lot commission house trading in Denver and Tennessee Copper among others.
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Consolidated Exchange
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Keating
Steel
Commission House
Exchange
Denver
Kansas City Southern
Tennessee Copper
Union Bag and Paper
Rock Island
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Alexandre& Burnet
Mock Exchange
Wall St
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the Bache Review
Humboldt County
Resales
Cnet
Alvin EM Bache
City of New York
Fane
Airieen
Remy
Lipoatien
York
Skne
Money and Exchange
Soo
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Varis
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J. J. Carew & Sea
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Viptsburgh
Chile
Cige
Alaska
Atte Allis Chalmers
Car & Foundry
Atchison
Atchivon
Baltimore Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Tre
Butterick Co
Petroleur
Ieee
Bea
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Gt
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AON
Chicas
Chi, Mil, & St P
Comstock
Tunnel
Consolidated Gas
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Erie
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Great Northern
Inter
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Norfolk
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Mexican Petroleum
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Suthern Railway
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the Tribune
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Shannon
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Eine
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Macyaud
Atlanta
Tony Heavens
Michigan Railway
The
Michigan Railroad Commission
Commonwealth Power, Railway & Light Company
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Descriptive Ciiculer
Hodenpyl, Hardy & Co
Wall Street, New York
Oy Keely
34Th St. Lenox AV
125Th St
American Locomotive Company
Harper's Weekly
American Locomotive Co
Florence G. Law
P. O. Box
New York City
Union Dime Savings Bank
40Th Street and
Sixth Avenue
Ales
Kinoan
Francis M. Denke
William G. Rew
the Bowery Savings Bank
Schenck Wileemme
Knon
Joseph G. Lidia Becerra
Bank For Savings
Wall Street
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