Review of the Stock Market Slumps Amid Anticipated Tariff Moves
Liquidation yesterday absorbed poorly with prices tumbling, led by New York Central and Panhandle. Reports of Interstate Commerce Commission tariff action and rumored gridlock in rate rises spurred widespread selling. Industrials fell. United Dry Goods and Reading declined steeply. bonds, exchange rates, and bank liquidity showed mixed movement amid tax timing and anticipated rate cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interarete Commerce Commi
Rairoads
New York Central
Panhandle
Hirasy
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
United Dry Goods
Ita
Pointe
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Reading and Steel
Southcorm Pacific
United States
Money and Exchange Rates From a Shifting Market
Money and exchange notes show call money opening at 11 percent, highest 17 percent, and renewal at 175 percent. Time money dull with rates largely unchanged. sixty to ninety day and longer terms quoted. Clearing house and sub-treasury figures show large treasury/bank movements. Silver prices slip slightly while foreign exchange remains dull but steady with varied cable and Paris London quotes across multiple terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile
Clearing House
Walnicos
St. Louis
New York
London
Derand
Paris
Herlin
Belgium
Bankers
Berlin
New York Stock Exchange London Quiet Amid Steady Trading
London and New York market summaries show quiet ahead of midweek, with prices steady in Paris and Madrid and bullion movements small. Paris and London saw slight gains on demand for French bank loans while American securities opened steady and edged higher before afternoon sag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stock Exchange
Paria F
Paris
Pri
Bank of England
Madrid
Lisbon
France
Bank of Ri
Berlin
Inactive Stocks Public Utility Securities Notice
Fragmentary OCR note lists security types and issuer abbreviations. Mentions Parsbasa and Metvauny CH with preferences and terms unclear. Contains garbled names and figures, insufficient readable facts for full itemization or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Utility Securities
Parsbasa
Metvauny CH
Belea
G&l
Consolidated Business Turns Up In Early Trading On Heavy Volume
The market opened at 1 PM with a rise in Consolidated Business on the Congenaated Lex, reaching 49,450 in turnover. As the day wore on, prices drifted lower with small overnight declines, and closing quotes hovered near weak levels as several issues traded thinly including Denver and Rio Grande common at 18 and Union Bag and Paper at 47. The list shows various stocks such as Am Can, T and T, and Mont Power, with mixed gains and losses amid a tentative market tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Lio Grande
Interborough
Union Bag
Bond Sales on the New York Stock Exchange in June 1910
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange Wednesday totaled 2 543 000 dollars, with prior week at 1 524 000 and last year at 1 162 000. For the year to date 1911 sales reached 361 941 000 dollars, versus 27 799 000 in 1913, with government and municipal issues among the listed high and low figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tn Sear
the Tribune
Aprisheay
Farrele
Paris
New York Stock Exchange
Leste
Abel
Texan Co
Tex & Pac
T& T
Lataal Aber
Wa At&sf Gn
West Klee Ss
Westingh Mfg Gs
West Shore Ds
ASK
BufeSus
G & el Ba
Fey
Canada
Sou
Ga Con Sa
Chi Ind & Lbs
Bcm&stp
Colo & So
Del
Hud & M Fg $S
Inter Naval
Lehigh Vean
Bliggett & M
Lorill Ite & N Unified
Manhat Rycon
I Mil Gav Ltds
BNYC
RI & S Col Se
Tstim&s
GREG
GBM
SA & Ar
Securities at Auction By Executors Across Various Trusts
An auction notice lists securities including 360 shares Tomm Miner Coy and 120,000 Kansas City based Trust Company stock, among many others, held by executors for distribution. The sale covers multiple entities such as Atlantic Gull Indies and Mechani Craft Trust, detailing varying share counts and associated trusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secarnioen
Erna Salon
Dian Mt
Frankie
Ceder
Unitet Husses & Mexican ‘Trust
Kansas City
Orient Maile Way
Voremiller
Fimteatebocker” Trust Na Dew
le D. Ketchaee & Co
Tomm Miner Coy
Cesccey
Beliares Awacu
EMR
Cahaes
Rami of
Fiteokiyn
IW Ao
Foliad Brook Realty Costet i
Court declines Pope sale plan in Hartford case
Hartford June Superior Court Judge William L. Bennett refused to authorize the sale of Pope Manufacturing Co. now under receiver to a Boston led syndicate for 1.8 million dollars. He noted Connecticut receivers may not engage in speculative deals. The syndicate proposed 2.8 million capital for reorganization with partners Daniel Burnett James T. Putnam and Carl Henney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford, Conny
June
Superior Court
William L. Bennett
Pope Manufacturing Company
Bennett
Connecticut
George R. Hutter
Boston
Daniel Burnett
James T. Putnam
Carl Henney
Worcester
Interert co Pret and Geneva stortgage Wise Pee Cent
Bends of thie Company due AS will be said on or after duly 1, 2014, in presentation of coupon No 3 to the Columba Knickerbocker Trust Company, No Broadway, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swarwoot & Apmentelian
Ie Tire
Nenaire de Burnet
At & Su
Mateo
Morrie
Cor & Word
Act
Hereford
New York City
Southern Bell Telephone
Mn and Telegraph Company
Ford
u + Company
Nowembee
Isa
Stent New Tormukete Trust Company
Wall
Interert Co
Geneva
Thie
Columba-Knickerbocker Trust Company
Notroadway
New Yorks
Mmoxsey
Broadway
Col. Bleecker St. W
Joseph Hird
Constant. Meird
Arthur Stiles
Aawt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Freeman : — Yret
Spencer Trask & Co
Cars Securities
Place
United Cigar Stores, Ltd
Redmondsco
Pine St
Conservative Investments
Bacherev
Harvey x Willis &Co
N. Y
Vadelden These Company
Dane
Tie Pyraat
Nika
Dome
Euiird
Ns.hl
Rtorge and Security CO
Wew York
America
Money and Exchange
Ikermaass
Miami
Cres
Sterling Gum Company
Mmbrger, Oed
Jnst
Bank of France
Am. Tel
Bantende
Baldwin Loco, Co
Balt
Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Atta Anta
RI & Hrootlyn Rap
Tobacco
jAnaconde
Cal Petroleum Pr
Canadian Pacific
Ches. & Ohio
Mo& Sup. Pe
Niwa Pi
Col. Fuel & Trom
Col & South
Consol
del. & Hudson
Den
Kio
Distilling Security
Brie
Als
Erlett Pr
General Chem
General Electric Co
Each Motors
Gt. Northern Pr
Gt. North
Ore
Guggenheim Expl
Mlinois Central
Inter-Met
Har
Lehigh Valley
Lig. & Myers
Loose-Wiles
West
Northern Pacific Ontario Silver Pac
Tel
Penn
Pullman Palace
Steel
Reading
Iron & Steel
Rock Island
Ard Air Line
Soir
Wien Minkek
Nee Selagh
Eff
Steel Ern Pacific Southern Pac
Southern
Tidebaker
iThird Ave
Twin City
Union Wacitie
Wink Copper
Chem
Chem, Prey, & Power
Wells Fargo Expres Western
Maryland
Teen Union
Aevaun
Howe
Cine
Corante Money Panaole
Louie
Centra
Norio Ae West
Siayin de Weel
Vernayisanta
LY Sane
Nena
Janeine
Paty
Siena
Railroad Equipment Bonds
Freeman & Ine
Aby
Anne Carte
Siseen
Neeet
Alaska
T&t
Bettok
Bao Cent
Mather
Biel
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company
St. Lenox
Harriman National Bank
Fifth Avenue and
44Th Street
Harriman Nial Bank
Union Dime Savings Bank
40Th Street and
Sixth Avenue
THE
Manhattan Savings Institution
Feo
Seamen's Bank For Savings
Wall Street
Union Square Savings No
Union Square
SMI
Saving Savings Institutio
ALB Trner
Gvorie B
Dunning
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