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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1908

Page

13

Stock Market Ends Mixed As Trading Slows

Stock activity shows generally higher prices with dull turnover. Volume totals around 246.2 shares for the day, versus a comparable period earlier in the year. The day closes with modest gains in key issues, reflecting a cautious mood among investors.

Semi annual dividends named by multiple banks and railways

The document lists dividends declared by The Merchants National Bank of New York, Chicago and Alton Railroad Co, The Peoples Bank of the City of New York, Michigan Central Railroad Co, Canada Southern Railway, Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Ry, The Fourth National Bank of the City of New York, Garfield National Bank, Delaware, Lackawanna & Western KER Co, and others. Dividends range from 1% to 6% with payment dates around July and August 1908. Stock transfer books closure dates are noted, along with cashier or treasurer signatories.

Eesewnee Inois Central Illinois Central Interborough-Metropolitan Sete International Harvester Ae International Paper Ake Louisville & Nashville Marine Prea New York Air Brake New York Central N. Y N. J Ontario & Western Northern Pacific Northern Pacific Ctfs Pacific Mail Coeseveseye Pennsylvania Railroad Reading Republic Iron & Steel Island Eeenacneysingews S Rock Island St. Louis Southern Pacific Southern Railroa Southern Railroad Pr Texas & Pacific iToledo Railways & Light Toledo Union Pacific Aly U. S S. Realty & Imp S. Rubber Ist S. Steel Utah Copper Western Union Telegraph Act Westinghouse Manufacturing Westinghouse Mfg Chicago & Alton Railroad Co Wall Street New York Monder Iyerks F_ H. DAVIS Lake Shore & Michigan Southern RY Grand Central Station Charles F. Cox Zee Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Ker Co A. D. Chambers Swartwout & Appenzellar Am Cigar Co Am Tel RIL& P&pc Chie & W Ind Ccé& St LS Tfonsol Gas Interborough Interborough RT Baty Lackawanna Steel No Lackawanna Steel Aim I.S Am Tours & Nash Midh Central Minn & St LS Nat RR Thy NYC& Hrs Norfolk & W Spc Pennsylvania Pub Serv Corp Rt L & SF Southern Ry Southern Ry & P Tidewater U S Rubber Westhouse E & M Wheel & L ES

Bank of America declares semi annual dividend in 1908

The Board of Directors today declared a semi annual dividend of fourteen percent free of tax to stockholders of record on June 21, 1908. Transfer books will remain closed until July 24, 1908. W. M. Bennett, cashier.

Merchants National Bank OF Tre New Yorki Stree Tur Byrne Church Street New York Peoples Bank City of Garfield National Bank Third & End Sixth Ave Guy Jet Dotglass Bank OF America Board of Turectors W. M. Bennett

Philadelphia Stocks and Bonds Report Update

Market notes from Philadelphia and New York brokers list bid and asked prices for rail, steel, electric, and chemical issues. Entries include Lehigh Valley, Cambria Steel, Philadelphia Electric, Pen Rail Electric, Fairmount Traction, Gen Asphalt, Union Traction, Lehigh Navigation, and Smokeless Pew among others with varying bid and offer levels and preferreds.

Philadelphia Charis D. Barney & Co Broad Street New York South 4Th Street Am Cement Lehigh Val Marsden Cambria Steel Gon Tr NS J. Elecs Bat Co Potie Uo Elec Co Am. MA Penn Steel E Fairmount Trac Phila Elec Phila Rap Tr Im Co Lehigh Welsbach Co Elec & Peo W J Con &Er Feo Pass

Stock market shows strength amid light volume and steady funds

The leading issues edged higher on limited trading, with Union Pacific and Reading among the leaders in a day when total volume stayed under 250 900 shares. Traders noted few outside demands, easy money, and a cheery forecast from Morgan as banks lean on ample funds and a growing bond market potential.

Rock Island St. Louis San Francisco Union Pacific Reading United Cast Iron Pipe American Locomotive Common Public Service Commission Coney Island Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company American Car and Foundry Chesapeake & Ohio Ontario & Western Mr. Morgan Exchange Sterling Exchange Berlin New York Germany Bank of England Bank of France United States Europe Federal Treasury Interior Banka

Baltimore Stocks Report Snapshot and Prices

A compact listing from Van Schaick & Co on Wall Street shows bid and ask figures for several stocks. United Railway and Chesapeake and Ohio Railway appear with varied quotes, along with utilities like Consolidated Gas and Maryland Trust. Notable entries include Third National Bank and Fidelity and Deposit, with several preferreds and 10 year bonds indicated in rough terms.

Askerl United Railway Otten Duck Norf Ry & L Ss Asbv Light & P Chas City St Seaboard Ont Trust Tnien Trust Fidelity & Dep Consol Gas Maryland Trust We Realty T Co Standard Trust G & T Co Am Franklin Trco Fulton Et Trust Co Ho Fidelity Union Ohsonate Guaranty T Co United States Lilo Guardian Cas Co Hamilton UBM & T Co USB Tg&ti Co Hudson Realty van Norden Bos Hudson Tr Co Washington Bk Corp Westchester Kings County

Bond Market Sales Totals From Daily Bond Listings

The day’s bond activity shows total sales at $1,387,000 with widespread listings across U S and international issues. Notable entries include Gen Elec Deb Bs, U S of Mex 4s, NY C and South Penn 3s, and various 4s and 46s from regional issuers. Prices range around 92 to 108 percent with multiple 4s and 5s maturing across 1920s to 1950s series.

Statuo Wo& DC Cuba U S Odo Mo K & T Caval AT & S&s C& St L NY Air P &S ATC South Penn Doe el Ist Mc & O St P M SA & A P Linton Pac Tor D & R Gimp SOO West

Inactive Stocks on NYSE With No Transactions Yesterday

Last actual sales and closing quotations listed for numerous NYSE stocks with no trades yesterday. The roster includes Adams Ex, Am Can, Am Tobacco, Am Oils, Am Dist, Am Lin, Am Malt, Go Pref, Mackay, Lake Shore, New Coal, N Y C & St L, Reading Ist Pf, U S Express, Wells Fargo, West Md, Wisconsin, and others with bid and asked ranges.

Allis-Chalmers Allis-Chalmers Co Eee Amer Agricultural Chemical Ae Ice Securities Ois Locomove Aamer Aeeeees Lease Tees Ee Cece Tel. Tel Ceae Atchison Enweneaeene Atlantic Coast Line Sita Baltimore & Ohio Batopilas Mining Bethlehem Steel Bethlehem Steel Pr Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian Pacific Chesapeake & Alton Ohio Chicago Chicago Great Western St. Paul Sererescoces Mil St. Paul Ctfs lsChic Dtfs Chicago & Northwest Chic St. P See Chicago Union React Strd Fuel & Iron Col. & Southern Ewnsccces Amy Icoll Col. & Southern Ist Southern Col. & Hocking Coal & ‘Tron Cescese Comstock Tunnel Denver & Rio Ee Ai Detroit ARI Ns Asu New York Stock Exchange Adams Ace&foot Ann Arbor B&o Pf Roun Gas Brunswick BRE P Roy ST Buff & S of Butterick C Cé&Sa T Cok Wa Ch & A Iss Drle C& Eti Pti - B & Q cCré& Ll Ag Cleve & P Eric Ist Fed M & S Gen Ch Co el Co Granby M Hock Val Ing-R Co Lac Gas Lake Shore Long Island Marine Mackay Man Beach M & St L Or & Es Nash &Ch Peo & E Peo Gas & M1 Pcc&st L Pitts Coal Ry Stl Sla&sf StL&s ARK Sears R S&s Ts L&é U Cig U_S Express U S VaTtTca& C48 Vulcan Wells-F West Md

Money Market and Exchange Rates in Open Market

Money on call opened at 1 percent with a high of 14 percent and last loan at 142 percent, while time money remained unchanged. Rates for 60 to 360 days shown. mercantile paper in fair volume with varied rates. Foreign exchange opened steady, cables about 4.87 to 4.88, demand sterling near 4.87, with afternoon firmer. Bankers’ posted rates listed. domestic exchange by city, and several authority figures noted. Government receipts totaled 2.578 million, expenditures 3.0, with year-to-date gaps. Sub-Treasury showed a net debtor position at the Clearing House.

Mercantile Paper Reichsmarks Germany Reicherparks Paris Belgium Switzerland Biber B Holland Boston Hicago St. Louis San Francisco New Orleans Cincinnati Savannah Washington Sub-Treasury Clearing House

American securities abroad market report

London market for American securities was inactive and firm with quotes across foreign money and securities. Rates listed include London discount rates for short and long bills, Berlin, Paris discounts, and Paris exchange, along with foreign bonds such as British consols and French rentes.

London Csli Berlin Paris Paris Exchange Bargold Berlin Exchange France

Government Bonds Yesterday Closing Quotations

Yesterday's closing quotations for government bonds are shown, compared with Wednesday's figures. The brief list highlights changes in yields across maturities and issues, reflecting market movements and demand dynamics.

Outside Securities Market Notes Mixed Activity

Trading in outside securities was on a small scale with interest in specialties and bonds. Mining issues moved narrowly. Chicago Subway fell, Cobalt Central firm and active, Davis Daly down, Goldfield Consolidated steady, Daisy up about 6 cents, Nevada Consolidated higher, Tri Bullion heavy, Tonopah Mining improved, Yukon Gold and Orphan quiet. Tidewater 6 percent notes at 0% and Allis Chalmers 5s rose nearly a point.

Chicago Cobalt Central Davis-Daly Goldfield Consolidated Daisy Nevada Consolidated Yukon Gold Orphan Tidewater Allis-Chalmers Bay State Gas Ing Chicago Subway Atlanta Goldfield Sect Eeee Butte & N Cobalt Cent Domin Cop M. Aecees Miami Mines Co of Am Mckin-Darra Tan Tontgom Pittsburg Trinity Co Tayra Dev United Yukon

Morgan Optimism Lifts Consolidated Stock Exchange

On departure for Europe J Pierpont Morgan expressed hopeful views on current and future financial conditions. The American Locomotive Company declared regular dividends, boosting activity at the Consolidated Stock Exchange with prices closing near their highs. Trading was mainly by professional room traders, with modest outsider participation.

J. Pierpont Morgan Europe American Locomotive Company Consolidated Stock Exchange

Denver Tramway bonds due July 1 1908 payment notice

The Mercantile Trust Company notifies holders of outstanding six percent gold bonds of The Denver Tramway Company issued under the mortgage to Mercantile Trust as Trustee. Bonds due July 1 1905 will be paid July 1 1908 upon surrender. Present to Mercantile Trust Company at its New York office for payment. W G Evans president.

Mark TF. Cox Edgar L. Marston John W. Hamer W. Emlen Roosevelt Henry K. Pomeroy Metropolitan Elevated Railway Manha AN Faay Central Trust Company of New No Wall Street New York City New York New City Metropolitan Palivey Company Manhattan Ian Redmond & Company Pine Street Manhattan Railway Company DW. McWilliams Denver Tramway Jipany Denver Tramway Company Mercantile Trust Company Ibroadway City of Denver City Tramway Company W. G. Evans

Foreign Trading and Dividends Declared in Markets

Foreign houses show 6.00 shares on balance with London markets steady and easy money. Dividends declared include National Bank of Cuba 4 percent semiannual, Wells Fargo and United States Smelting with various payments, and several other firms. Dun’s crop report notes accelerating maturity due to fair weather, with crop prospects improving except corn and cotton in certain regions. Card on banking systems and Pennsylvania relief fund details, plus American Locomotive and De Beers dividend actions. Copper prices lower across all grades in exchange quotes.

London Bank of England National Bank of Cuba Wells Fargo & Co United States Smelting, Refining and Mining Company Delaware, Lackawanna & Western United States Mortgage and Trust Company Merchants’ National Bank American Caramel Company Mexican Telegraph Company Massachusetts Lighting Company Central and South American Company Regular Alliance Realty Company Duns Crop Dun R. G. Dunn & Co Kansas Ami Oklahoma Maurice L. Muhleman United States United States Bank of 1816 Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Railroad St Pittsburg and Erie DE Beers de — Mining Company NEW Mutual Life Edwin S. Marston Ce Uneie Phila and Trust Company Wayne Delphia Genera Beck Garfield James M. Mee United States Attorney General Mutual Life Insurance Pany New York

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