Securities dealings expand closing prices and bonds
Closing prices of stocks dealt in and net closing prices of active bonds dealt in are listed with changes. Include entries such as Japan MB eee op own en Go 24 series, AT&SF conv 4s, Con Gas deb 63.123 e Pee 1 8 UBS Stee l 5s, Nor & West 4s 08%, Penn conv 1915 0%, Pac ist 4s, Int-Met 4%4s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
At&sf
Nor & West
Penn
de Allis
Tha
Mackay
Manhattan E. Ev
D& H
É& Fary
Erie
Missouri Pac
T Biscuit
Newhe
North West
He Law Alb & Susy Stes
North America
Northern Pac
Pacific Coast
Vila
Pacific Mail
Selle Wy Atchison
Penn Railroad
Coast Line
Balt & Ohio
Rock Island
Ches & Ohio A
West
Stae
Nort & W
Ceé& & Elect
Novo
Merce
Southern Pac
Sony Do
Is Chie Union Tr
Cc & St L
Col Fuel & I
C& O
Col & South
Texas
Consol
Twin City
del & Ae
Union Pacific
den &R
Ry Invest
L& SF
St Ll. Swn
Elec
Cf&i
Utah
Union Pac
West Trio
Iowa
Cae & Tle
R & Impia
Kan City
US Steel
Ckay Cos
Ica Ie
Stock Market Operates On Rising Wall Street Tone
Trading in securities remained moderately active with a bias toward higher quotations. Banks faced gold export losses, while commission houses and large operators supported the market with short covering in Union Pacific and Reading. Optimism about crops, rail earnings, and Roosevelt era reforms bolstered sentiment though real gains were tempered by profit taking and tighter money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shorts
Union Pacific
Reading
Atchison
Wall Street
United States
Yoakum
Rock Island
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
San Francisco
London
Bank of England
Government bond closing quotes compare yesterday and Tuesday
Yesterday's and Tuesday's closing quotes for government bonds are presented, outlining shifts in yields and prices. The report notes changes by maturity and issuer, with brief emphasis on notable movements for benchmark securities and futures implications for traders.
American securities abroad market report London June 26
London market shows strength in American securities with quotes for loads of listings. Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe first preferred around percent, NY Central at 118 1/8, Pennsylvania 121 1/8, Reading 155 1/4, South Pennsylvania 112 1/2, Union Pacific 188 1/2. Foreign money markets show call money 3 1/4 percent in London and various discount rates in Berlin and Paris. Foreign securities list British consols 84 11/16, French rentes 94 francs 17 14 centimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Atchison
Can Pac
Paul
Evtedo
Til Central
Touls & Nash
NY Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
LANG
South Pac TS
Union Pac
Hargold
Berlin Exchange
tAdams Express
Amal Cowper
Amer Agr
Amer
Coalie
Amer Ik
Amer Steel
el & Rats
Sota
Coast Line
Ohio
Rethens Steel
Boston Air Line
Brooklyn Raper Brook
Brunswick
Aes
Buff KR & P
Jascuff & Suaq
Central Tn
Ise
Ches & Ohio A
Alton
Chie & E
Chia Western
Ch & West
M & Oo
Cleve Lor & W
Leve & I
TaNgoo del & Hudson
Dl&w
Denver
Nhg
Detroit Southern
Erie
Evans & H
Gerstand
Oe & M
Pal
Knie Lee
Chil
Leko Erie & W. A
Iran
Islan
Aire Fe Louis
Mackay Coe
Oia
Manhattan
Stretty
MEK & T
Missouri
Cs Morris & Essex
Nash & Chatt
Biscuit
San x Central
Y Chi & &T Ti
York
Wack & W
Nh&h
Norfolk & West
North American
Northern Pacific
Ontario
Pacific Coast
Chenenet
Pacific Mail
Penn RR
Eorta & East
Peo Gas
Oad
Fam) Ly
Pcc&s&l
Pittabur
Pullman
RA Securit
Steel
Aly
Republ
lRut RR Co
Joseph & GI
Sl& SF
St L & S
Tenn Coal & I
Texas & Pacific
Do Land Trust
Third Ave RR
Toledo
Rys & Lt
Tol St L. & We
Twin City
United Ry
U Scip
U_S Steel
Vandalia
Ing. Eat
Amal Copper
Zo Ralt & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
We Central Leather Ee
Gt Western
Chi Mil & St P
Soo Col
Lo Dist Securitte
Erie Oa
Au Inter-Metry
Ste
Louis & Nag
Mo Pacific
Y Central
Ceres
Roary
Rock Island
Rep Steel
Southern Pacific
Money and Exchange Markets in Decline Across Rates and Currencies
Money on call opened at 3 percent, with highs at 4 percent and a closing around 3 percent. Time money quoted 4 1/4 to 5 1/2 percent for various terms. Foreign exchange opened easier, with sterling near 4.87 and francs and reichsmarks trading lower. cables and sixty day bills moved in narrow ranges. Domestic exchange shows varied bid and premium figures across cities, with bank clearings listed for major markets. Government receipts indicate daily, monthly, and yearly totals, with year to date excess greater than 82 million and Sub-Treasury debt to Clearing House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Madrid
Lisbon
New York
Washington
Sub-Treasury
Clearing House
U S Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Posts Yearly Income Figures
United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company releases its full report for the year ended May 31, 197, detailing total income of 2,112,051 with profits for the year at 1,234,401 after 750,000 in preferred dividends. Common dividends total 500,000 and previous surplus stands at 402,315, with reserve for working capital and improvements at 812,458. Equal to 7.5 percent earned on the 12,500,000 common stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company
Outside Securities Market Update Sees Mixed Session
The market for outside securities opened firm with a fair animation but trading eased after midday. Copper stocks led gains with Greene-Cananea in demand, Nipissing up, Nevada-Utah steady, and Dominion Copper and Nevada Consolidated modestly higher. Micmac Mining fell on larger offerings, Ely Consolidated slipped, Goldfield shares stayed strong, and several utilities and papers showed steady to firm pricing. Bond demand remained fair with prices near unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene-Cananea
Nipissing
Boston
Nevada
Ely Consolidated
American Squad
Manhattan
Standard Oil
Chicago
Mining Stocks Edge Up Slightly on Produce Exchange
Trading was near a standstill in the mining market yesterday on the Produce Exchange, with total transactions of 5,300 shares across five stocks. Greater Nevada moved at 24 25 cents, Branch Mint at 15 cents, Tramp Consolidated at 59 59 and a half cents, Tonopah Extension at 1 dollar 62 4 4 percent, and Greene Gold Silver Consolidated at 1 dollar 87 4%. Bid and asked prices followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana Tobacco
Manhattan
Tne
Chicago Subway
A. Ing
Alaska Mines
Atlanta Goldfeld
Colusa Leon
Davis-Daly Estate
LooetDiamondfield
Dominion
Douglas
Ely Central
Ely
Foster
Fur Creek
Goldfield
Greene—C .Ae
Guanjuato
tJim Butler
King Edwardt
Lone Star -Ve
Lucky Boys
McKin-Dar
Mines Co
Mitchell Mining
Montezof
Utah &S
Ontario
Panama
tPitts Lead & Z
Trinity
United Copper
Union Mines
Ika
United Rico
West Colum
Union Pac
Nevada
Greene
Foreign trading and gold movement dominate market notes
Foreign houses traded about 10,000 shares including Harriman issues and United States Steel while sentiment abroad improved. London consols eased. Paris bought Kaffir issues. Bank of England offered funds freely but withdrew interest on gold in transit, signaling a potential end to gold exports for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Baltimore & Ohio
United States Steel
Atchison
London
Paris
Bank of England
Sterling Exchange
Bankers of Finance
United States
Chattanooga
Scottdale
Pittsburg
Burlington
Pacific Coast Company
Western
Oregon Improvement Company
Herhood
Northwest
St. Paul Road
Maple Grove
Seattle
Columbia & Puget Sound Railway
Steel Corporation
Duluth Minn
United States Steel Corporation
Pittsburg Steel
Pressed Steel Car Company
Standard Steel Car Company
Standard Company
Pressed Steelompany
Montreal
Cobalt
Toronto
Justice Teetzel
Bailey
Cobalt Central Mines Company
Big Pete
Cobalt Central
No. 87
Wall Street
Sub-Treasury
San Francisco
New York
New York County
United States Industrial Alcohol Company
Associated A Ehants Company
Detroit United Railway
Oriental Bank Resus Far
Manchester Traction, Light Power Company
Fourth National Bank
Wihana
East Eckectional Bank of Chicago
Et Morte
Chicago
Taventura
Peice Sunt Suuckune Neon Acathesh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bankers and Brokers
Chas. D. Barney & Co
Broad ST
Ofice, Sherry’s
44Th St
Fifth Ave
South Fourth St
Philadelphia
John B van
Virginia Pass & Power B
Temple Iron 4
Texas & Pacific Coal
N. J. Telephone
American Brass
Frederic H. Hatch
Ceater
Mutual Alliance Trust CO
Windsor Trust CO
Carnegie Trust CO
Columbia Trust CO
Clinton Gilbert
Wall St
Wills & CO
Echange
Adelaide
N. W. Halsey & CO
Fredr
F. Marquand
N. Y
North River Savings Bank
W. 34Th St. Bet
Aves
Uly Let
Samuel D. Styles
Frederick N. Cheshire
Charles F. Turton
Bank For Savings
City OF
Fourth Avenue
Board of Trustees
Walter Trimble
Charles A. Sherman
James Knowles
NEW York Savings Bank
W. Corith St
8Th Avenue
Eee
Willi James L. Wandi Archibald M. P M.fellinger
Treas
Fast River Savings Bank
Broadway
Januu i
Dick S. Ramsay
Charles A. Whitney
German Savings Bank
Seamen’s Bank For Savings
Savings Bank
Daniel Barnes
George M. Halsey
New Rochelle
City Hall
Main
Mechanic Streets
State of
Tia Antanarsian Sa
Forendon
Common Council
Charles Kammermeyer
Pennsylvania Company
Chestnut Street
Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad
the &T
Fanadelphia
Aeston & Baltimore
W. Pa D
Oly Chestput
U. S
Panama Canal
Philippines
Toby Mu
Columbia
Lili
American Securities Abroad
Money and Exchange
Sterling
France
Germany
Ska
Belgium
Switzerland
Fr. Bas
Holland Guilders
Chicago le
Charleston
St. Louis —Fc
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Cincinnati
Savannah
Baltimore
P Beston
Consolidated Exchange Sales
Comstock
Crown Point
Elkton
SS Msay
Goldfield Mining
Isabella
Jim Butler
Lewie
Saha, She
Va Iron C & C. Er
Wells. Fargo
Outside Securities
Produce Exchange
SGM
Goldfield Dais
Bluse Bell Pt
Nevada Exp
Comb-Ely C Co
Qewart
Diam Trian Davis-Dalg
Tonopah
Superior & Pitts
Gibraltar
Tri-Bullionesees & Giroux CM Co
OM Roy Manhattan
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