The Week in Wall Street Stocks and Market Mood
The stock market week shows heavy losses and irregular trading as professionals dominate, while cautious banks buy selectively. Bear sentiment lingers though some buyers expect later recovery, with hopes for higher profits in coming months if prices drop and bargains appear. Exports rise, railroad earnings improve, and bank clearings exceed prior records except in some regions amid unsettled wheat prospects.
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Arevell
Srares
Bryan
Wall Street
Bear Campaten
Rairoad
New England
Middle States
Northwest
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Nebraska
Iowa
Chicago
Government band quotations compared as follows
A comparison of governmental bond quotations with those from a week prior shows minor shifts in yields. Market observers note caution as short term rates hold near recent highs while longer maturities drift slightly lower amid fiscal policy chatter.
Treasury receipts and cash balance report week ending June 23
Treasury data show last week receipts from customs 4 249 429 internal revenue 96 021 972 and miscellaneous 473 774 totaling 10 785 286 versus 11 241 275 prior week. Month to date receipts 26 282 439 expenditures 27 700 000 excess receipts 8 522 439. Fiscal year receipts 553 42 expenditures 481 975 498 excess 71 457 057. Cash balance rose to 149 80 218. Gold holdings and bank notes figures listed. available cash 227 603 741. Bank exchanges and stock sales at New York last week and prior years shown.
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United States Treasury
Treasury
S& Go
Tel & Cable
Ann Arbor
Atchison
BRI
Beltimore & O
Rt Bo
Brooklyn Rapta
Brooklyn Union
Brunswick
Bu Roch & Pitsas
Canadéa Souther
Central of Néw
Chic & East Ill
Chicago
Rly Co
Cc & Bt L
Os Col Fuel & Iron
Colorado
South
Delaware & Hue
Denver & Rilo Grar
Des Moines
Ft Dodge
Detroit Gas
Sogeis & Terre Haute
Oseere
Federa! Steel
Bere
Lova Central
Kansas City
Pitts & Gulf
Keokuk & Des M
King & Pem Mining
Lake Erie & Western
Louis & i Ee
Manhattan
Aly Minneap & St Louis
P & & Ste Marie
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Rita
New-York Central
New-York
Zit Co
Pennsylvania Railroad
Peoria & Eastern
Las Peoria Decatur & Evans
Peo Gas & Coke
Pere Mar Uette
Pc & St Leoyah
A &S
Bau
Tepuec Iron & Steel
Joesph & Fio
St Louis & San Franciscs
Bryan Bay
Lous & & Cuthwestemn
Iro
Southern
Southern BR
Tennessee Coal & Twin
Iron
Texas & Paci
Third Avenue
Twin City Rapicid Transit
Union Key & Aes
Hay
SY Union Pacifi
United States Express
United States Ruthe
Wahesh
Wells-Pargo Expr
Western Union
BOK! Borg
Wheels & Leake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Railroad And Other Stocks In London Week
American railway securities continued to fall in London last week despite the Philadelphia Convention. Northern Pacific common closed 5 points lower, Union Pacific 2 points, and others dropped 1 to 2 1/2 points. The report includes a table with weekly share counts final prices changes and yearly high and low prices for 1899.
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London
American Railway
Philadelphia
Northern Pacific Common
Union Pacific
Railroad Earnings Report Shows Mixed Second June Gains
The Tribune lists gross earnings for sixty five railroads in the second work month of June. Fifty six railroads report gains totaling 905,065 dollars or 11.6 percent while nine show losses of 28,008 dollars or 89 percent. Overall net earnings rise 876,967 dollars or 10.7 percent with operating expenses around 506,031 to 521,258 and 508,459 across entries. Net four month totals appear for several lines including Duluth South Shore and Atlantic and Peoria and Eastern with varying sums.
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the Tribune
Groes Eernines
Wisconsin Central
Columbus
Sandusky
Hocking
Fort Worth
Rio Grande
Georgia
Louisville
Henderson
ST. Louis
Chicago
Northwestern
Buffalo and
Susquehanna
Arges O. Detmorens
Iecra
Chattanooga Southern
Inc
West Virginia
Central
Pittsburg
Miscellaneous Securities
A brief listing of various securities furnished by Frederic H. Hatch of 30 Broad Street, detailing stocks available or traded. The notice presents a compact catalog from a broker, indicating a range of securities without specific company names or quantities.
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Frederic H. Hatch
Dividend Notices From National Banks in New York 1900
A compilation of bank dividend declarations and transfer book closures across New York institutions dated June 1900. Notices cover semiannual and quarterly dividends ranging from 4% to 7%, payable in late July, with transfer books closing at varied dates in June and July. Included banks: National Bank of Commerce in New York, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company bonds, Fourth National Bank, National Bank of the Republic, The Bank of America, Peoples Bank, National Park Bank, and others. Names include W. Duval, J. W. McNeal, Charles H. Patterson, H. Stout, W. Milne, George S. Hickok.
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National Bank OF Commerce
New York
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Well Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
J. W. McNeal
Cation On
Baltimore & Ohio R. BR. Cos Southwestern Division
Cor Pon
No. Wall Street
Cou Paw
Proximo
National Bank OF the Republic
PAL Board OF Directors
Cc Tha National Bank
H. RP. Doremur
Bank OF America New York
MPHE
W. M. BE
Eecot Ene
Pub Board OF Directors
William Milne
THE
National Park Bank OF New York
George S. Hickok
National Shoe and Leather Bank
City OF New York
STORS
John L Cole
Garfield National Bank
Svsew
York
Frocter & Gamble Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
D. BE. Gamble
Seaboard National Bank
John F. Thompson
Shter
Historical financial notices from early 1900s Erie and allied firms
A compilation of dividend declarations and bond payment notices from entities including the Erie Railroad Company, Garfield National Bank, Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Company, Alabama Steel and Ship-Building Company, Procter Gamble, Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad, and Central Trust Company. Entries announce interest payments, quarterly and semi annual dividends, transfer book closures, and payment dates around July 1900 with bank and corporate authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennesce Coal, Iron and R. R. Co
Broadway
New York
Alabama Steel and Ship-Building Company
Hanover National Bank
New York City
Reorganization Plan Adopted by Louisville Evansville and St Louis R R
J P Morgan & Co announces a plan of reorganization for the Louisville Evansville and St Louis Consolidated Railroad Co with Southern Railway as a party. Bondholders must deposit bonds and coupons by July 16 1900 at No 28 Wall Street New York to receive new bonds under the plan.
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Louisville, Evansville & ST. Louis R. R. CO
Louisville
Evansville & ST. Louis R. R Co
Louisville, Evansville & ST. Louis Consolidated R. R. CO
First Consolidated Mortgage
Louisville, Evansville & ST. Louis Consolidated R. R. CO. General Mortgage
Holtera
Wall Street
City of
New York
J. P. Morgan & CO. Managers
Notice to Holders of Consolidated Mortgage Bonds Plan
A committee reports impracticable to draft a reorganization plan due to lack of agreement with prior bond committees. J P Morgan & Co have a plan in which Southern Railway Co participates. the committee endorses Morgan’s plan as fair and urges deposit under it. Bond deposits may be withdrawn at New York Security and Trust Company without charge. Dated New York June 22 1900.
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Southern Railway Company
ST. Louis
ST. Louis Division
Evansville, Rockport & Eastern R’. CO
Louisville
Evansville and St. Louis
First Mortgage
Evansville
Messra J. P. Morgan & Co
New York Security and Trust Company
New York
Charles S. Fairchild
James Stillman
William L. Bull
William H. Payne
Emanuel Lehman
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Railroad Company
FIRST
J. P. Morgan & Co
Southern
Railway First Consolidated
Samuel Spencer
Wall St
Southern Company
East Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia
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J.B Stet Son
Lorillara
Madison Sq Garden
Mosler Safe
National Enamel & Bramp
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Ngland Trans
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A&o
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Preter & Gamble
Procter & Gur
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W. Duvall
Fourth National Bank of the
Charles H. Patterson
Co. H. Stout, Cashier
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Erie Railroad Company
Cortlandt ST
Suspension Bridge & Erie Junction Railroad
A. Donaldson
J. Bowron
Minneapolis & St. Lous Railroad Co
Central Trust Company
F. H. Davis
Cleveland
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Co
PHE
Messrs. J. P. Morgan & Co
Charles F. Cox
Denver& Rio Grande R. R. CO. M
George Coppell
Diway
MHE
RIO” ‘Grande Western
W “Ayco
Walter Hinchman
Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis Consolidated Railroad Co
Huntingatag
Tell City & Cannelton R. R. CO
John F. Dryden
James W. Alexander
James H. Hyde
Leslie D. Ward
Thomas N. McCarter
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William Scheerer
Schuyler B. Jackson
Charles A. Feick
Zar
Hdelity Trust Company
Newark, N. J
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Jerome Taylor
Frederick W. Egner
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Forrest F. Drydem
Henry Redmond
McCarter
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Broad Street Station
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New Amsterdam Gas Company
National City Bank of New York
Consolidated Gas Company of New York
Consolidated Gas CO
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W. E. Thompson
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St. Paul and Rain
Northern Pacific Railway Pany
N. Pacific Railway Company
St Paul
8T and
Duluth Railroad Company
A. V. Williams
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Vermilye & CO
Nassau & Pine Sts
Congress Street
Boston
U. S
N. W. Harris & CO
Nassau
Nist
Travelers’ Letters of Credit
ERS
P. J. Goodhart & Co
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Investment Securities
Hatch & Foote
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R. L. Day & CO
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