Dividend notices from multiple New York banks and railroads 1909
A collection of bank and railroad notices from June 1909 announces semi annual and quarterly dividends. Institutions include Michigan Central Railroad Grand Central Station New York Central Hudson River Railway New York Bank of America Garfield National Bank Merchants Exchange National Bank Fourth National Bank East River National Bank Importers and Traders National Bank. Dividends range from two to thirteen percent and describe record dates and transfer book closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanada Southern Railway Company
Grand Central Station
New York
Narabie
Charles F. Cox
Michigan Central Railroad Company
York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
NEW York and Harlem Railroad Company
New York Central and Hutson River Railroad Company
Edward L. Rossiter
THE
Bank OF America
Apa
Ww. M. Bennet
Merchants Exchange National Bank
City of New York
E. V. Gambier
East River National Bank
Payabie
Z. E. Newell
Bank of England Weekly Return Summary
London reports Bank of England weekly changes with total reserve up 669 000 pounds and bullion up 981 000 pounds. Circulation climbs 312 06 pounds and public deposits rise 435 000 with other deposits up 133 000. government securities remain unchanged. Reserve proportion to liabilities now 61.20 percent, rate of discount steady at 2.14 percent.
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London
Bank of England
Harriman Shares Strengthen Amid Market Bullishness
Traders focused on Harriman related stocks as Union Pacific preferred hit a new high at 110 and Southern Pacific and Reading rose. A reported forming of a Mexico based Harriman lines control corporation stimulated speculation while discussions on bonds and government tax remained unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Union Pacific Preferred
Southern Pacific
Mexico
Union Pacific
Europe
Reading
Amalgamated Copper
Pacific Mail
Kansas City Southern
National Lead
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
William Street
United States
Wall Street
Bank of England
Bullion Market Hints at Rising Discount Rate and Gold Exports
The week saw bullion activity tied to a potential rise in the irreducible 2 percent minimum discount. sterling exchange strengthened, with indications of gold exports if the expansion continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Exchange
Bond Market Sales Reported Trading Across Many Bonds
The page details extensive bond trading with numerous issues including Cuba, Erie, Sao Paulo, El Deb Ss, Allis-Chalmers, Am Thread, Am T and T Convt, and U S rail and utility issues. It lists prices, yields, and totals such as 34 B78 000 in overall sales, reflecting broad market activity and varied issuers from 4s to 6s with par figures and 100s to 115% ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Allis-Chalm
Do LC & L
Ry M Jr
Thom
Ania
Wits
Nor Pac
Pac Tel & T
Penn Cart
Beth Steel
Odo
C of Ga Ist Inc
Peo & FE Inc
R Mae Do
RSS
Do 2d Inc
POM & M
Fila & W
Cfs
UN Bag & P Ss
OHO
Ea CB & Q
Iowa
CM & St P
Amc RI
del & H
American securities abroad gain strength in London market
London reports heavy demand for Harriman shares as American securities rally. Foreign money rates show call money at 1% to 1½, short bills at 11 to 16, long bills near 11 to 16, Berlin and Paris discount rates around 2% and 1.44% respectively. British consols quoted at 84% for money and French rentes at 97 francs 25 centimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Harriman
Berlin
Aris
Paris Exchange
Berlin Exchange
Coupon and bond quote fragment from 1957 financial pages
Fragmented list of bond and coupon quotes with percentages and dates such as May 57 and Nov 58. Includes terms like 4s and 4% and entries like 1.111% 111% and 101% with various maturity markers. Contains mismatched punctuation and partial line items.
Inactive Stocks Reported on New York Exchange
Last actual sales and closing quotations shown for stocks with no transactions yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange. Listings include Adams Ex, Am Coal, Am Dist T, Lake Shore, Marine, and many others with bid and asked prices, some on the 100s and 120s, reflecting inactivity and closing quotations across a wide range of issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Adams
All-Ch Co
Toms Tus AC &F
Lake Shore
Long Island
Ao Am CO
Marine
Mack Cos
Man Eh
MD Coal
M & St L Pt Son
Ann Arbor
B&a
Beth
Bkin UN G
Br&p
L&w
Sean Butterick
Ch & Apt
Peo & East
Pitts Coal
Pr Stic
Cleve & P
Col & So
Consol
Det & M
Dss&a
Fed
Granby
Ing-R Co
Kan & M
Kcfs&m
Money Market and Foreign Exchange Report
Money on call opened at 1 percent with high 2 percent and last span 1 percent. Rates for various terms, money market and merchant paper activity noted. Foreign exchange strong with cables up points. domestic exchange reported across multiple cities. Government receipts and Sub Treasury figures listed with day and year-to-date totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile Paper
Government bond closing quotations from yesterday
Yesterday's closing quotations for government bonds are listed, compared with those from Wednesday. The report notes price movements, yields, and changes across key maturities, reflecting market sentiment and demand dynamics.
Londor Address Fragments at 18 Bishopsgate Street
A weathered snippet lists address data reading Londor 18 Bishopsgate St Within Parts 4) Boulevard Hanewmans. The fragment hints at a building or parcel with cross references to nearby streets. The readable lines offer no narrative or clear event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londor
Bishopsgate St
Outside Securities Market Notes Amid Heat Slow Trading
Market for outside securities showed little interest as heat dampened activity. Prices fluctuated narrowly with American Light and Traction surging to a new high, Standard Oil firmer, and Chicago Subway inactive. Copper shares firm in sympathy with metal. Davis-Daly and Goldfield Daisy rose modestly. Bonds saw light inquiry with Kansas City Southern 5s in fair demand and others steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Chicago
Davis-Daly
Kansas City Southern
Consolidated Stock Exchange yields Union Pacific lead trading
Heaviest activity on the Consolidated Stock Exchange centered on Union Pacific with prime readings, Reading and Southern Pacific also active. Reading touched 153 a quarter and Union Pacific 194 a half, both above gains on the rival board, while Southern Pacific traded around 130 7. Third Avenue stands out in the specialty group with heavy selling and stop loss orders. Total volume neared 113000 shares across 58 issues including a new addition to the Consolidated 1st, American Hide and Leather common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Union Pacific
Reading
Stock Exchange
Southern Pacific
Third Avenue
Car & Fdy
Corton
Hide & Leath
Top & & Ohio
Gkivn
Central Legther
Ches & Ohio Ss
Mil & Se P
Col Fuel & Iro
Mensal Gas
Idea & Rio Gr
Joi Dist Securities Ae
Erte
Kan
Ats
Texas Am
Pacific BM
SM So
Nat Mex
Central
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Rep Steel
Pacific
Southern Ry Aces
Texas Do
Thy
Us&s Steel
Wabash HN
West Union
West Maryland
Foreign trading and bond issues dominate market chatter
Markets show 30 000 shares traded in local foreign houses with higher London prices for copper and South African shares. Dividends declared by American and Canadian firms include National Bank of St Louis and United States Steel. Pacific & Eastern Railway seeks 400 000 in bonds while U S Steel reports 52 percent capacity use and orders for 250 000 tons of rails. Copper prices rise with electrolytic copper at 13 1/2 cents. New directors appointed at Westinghouse Kerr & Co and British Columbia Copper. Board to close Consolidated Exchange on July 3 for Independence Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ees
Pi Ask
Allis-Chalmers Co
Kansas City & Southern
Amalgamated Copper
American Agr
Chemica
Lake Erie & Western
American Agr. Chemical Pr
Lake Erie & Western P
Nashville
Louisville
Marine Pr
Mackay Cos
American Car & Foundry
Manhattan Beach
Met St Railway
Min
St Louis
American Hide & Leather
Im & P
S& St. M
Iines Am
American Hide & Leather P
Mae Pr. &S. St. M Pawar
H Mo Kan
Texas
Missouri Pacific
Nat Enamellinge& Stoge
Nat Enamelling & Stpg
Nat. R
Mex
Newho A M. & Sd
Rat Sah
New York
Norfolk & Western
P Gs
Atchison Pr
Baltimore & Ohio
Batopilas Mining
I Pacific Mail
Abe
Nen
Bethlehem Steel Sis
Ras
Pennsvania Railroad
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
TRI
Brunswick
Ieee
Pittsburg
Canada
Canadian Pacific
Republic Iron & Steel
Republic
Chesapeake & Ohio
Iron & Steel Pr
Chicago & Alton
Rock Island
iChicago
Western
Tilia
Hiccago
Western Pr
St Lon & Southwes
Chicago
Aest Louis
Southwestern
iCh
Mil. & St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Tas
Mil
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Southern Railway
Ally’ A
Colorado & Southern
Teyessere Copper
Colorado & Hock. Coal & Iron
Re & Pacifi
Consolidated Gas
Tia Ave Railroa
Tole
St. Louis & Western
ST Lily
nCu
Toledo
S Louis & Western
Lily Sree
Drygoods
jCrex Carpet
Inion Pax Ie
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Union Pacific
Nanasalee
United Railway Investment
Detroit Edison
Cast Iron Pipe & Fo
Cast Iron Pipe & Fo. Bt
Erie
U Realty & Imp
Aes
General Erie
Cemical Co
United States Rubber
United States Steel Cry
General Chemical Co
United States Steel
General Electric Co
Great Northern
Utah
Interborough-Metropolitan
International Harvester
Wabash Pr
Ty Ae
International Stea
Wisconsin Central
Town Central
Siewcecesn
Nessvest
Wisconsin Central Pr
Cfs
Otal
SSS
Boston Copper
Balt Central
M“ Az We. Ariz
Consol
Cumb-Ely
Daiy Son
Roux Cece
Oldfield
Kerr Lake
Little Florence
Miami
McKinley-Dar
Montez
Victor
Noo Pissing M Co
M&m
Sy Syssay
Stewart
United Copper
United Rico
Yukon Gold
Atlanta
Florenc
Kan
West Pacific
London
Milig
England
St. Louis
National Bank
Regu
New Jersey
Natio
Maxwell & Mockent
Central and Company
Quarte
Teleg
Londonn Deal Trust Company
Rly
Regular
Pacific & Eastern
Pacife & Eastern Railway
Oregon
Medford
Eagle Point
Soutern Pacific
United States
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Steniins Exchange
Paris
Rotterdam
Holland
Wabash Debentu Basic Railroad Company
Torest
Scor
Orient Board
Jobe F. Wallace
Westinghouse
Kerr & Co
Panama Canal
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railway Company
British Columbia
British Columbia Copper Ampany
Adolph Lewisohn
W. S. Crandell
Amsterdam
In Ae Steam Pump Company
C Stock Exchange
Board of Managers
NEW Stock Exchange
J. Batley Mellick
George Hyatt
Elegia Exchange
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spencer Trask & Co
William and Pine Sts
Fisk& Robinson
Ceder St
Boston
American Steel Foundries
Swartwout & Appenzaker
New York Stock Exchange Telephone
Ty OF
Lima
Peru
Gowganda and
Cobalt Consolidated
Edward G. Johns
Exchange Place
Hanover
Ce Ae
la Rose Consolidated Mines Company A
LA Rose Consolidated Mines CO DD. A. Pe Nlap
THRE
Joseph Byrne
Peoples Bank
City OF
Zist
William Milne
Garfield National Bank
Twenty-third St
Sixth Avenue
W. 4
Douglass
Fourth National Bank
Proximo
Reo
Charles H. Patterson
National Bank OF New York
Bury
H.H. Powell
Metropolitan
National Biscuit
People's Gas
Chic & Cal
Street’ S Stable Co
Swift
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Warren, Growski & Co
Beever
Ni Nancy
City of Cobalt
Nova Scotia
Cobalt CentrackebSaps
Cobelt Lake
Oo Cver Peterson
Weseneses
American Securities Abroad
Atchison
Taul
Isara
U Erie
Entral
Louis & Nash
New York Central
NEW York City Bonds
Rens
Tol Ry & L. S
B& P
U S Lea
U S&s
Wells Fox
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Charleston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Madrid
Lisbon
Washington
Sub-Treasury
Clearing House
Germany
Belgium
Switzerland
Frances
Panama
District of Columbia
Philip Saeeeeee
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Fifth Avenue
Boulevard
Hanewmans
Fulton Trust CO
Nassau Street
Outside Securities
Industrial
Ing. Iest
Am Tobacco — Saal
Bay State Gas
NY Transport
Cael Mater
Am Light & Tr
Chic
West
Consolidated Exchange
Tae
ST. Paul
Minneapolis , Manitoba Railway CO
Param Gg
St Paul
Ming i
Title Insurance
Truge Pany
Schrader
Broadway
Chaader
Wall Street Journal
Paso
Red Hill
Bush
Az. A
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