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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
5
Closing quotations for stocks with no transactions yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange are listed. The page shows varied prices and bid figures for many companies across sectors, including motors, mining, and chemicals, reflecting a quiet trading day.
The bulletin tracks Averages from Bradstreet showing U S wheat gains east of the Rockies and Canada declines. Utah Copper posts May record output 10,068,000 gross pounds due to upgraded concentrators. Mentions Chicago suits against elevated guards and Pere Marquette receivers certificates.
A fluctuating cotton market sees early gains driven by favorable Southern weather and weak Liverpool futures, with October prices around 14 a point higher. Reports from Southern correspondents and a Wall Street firm show mixed crop conditions from 89 percent to near 4 percent, influencing initial buying and later quiet trading conditions. Local contract prices list varied opening levels across months, with late-day rumors of improved Upland demand and an overall price decline tied to delivery expectations.
Chicago June 26 price report notes cooler weather in the Canadian Northwest and rain in several areas easing wheat futures. Corn and oats were mixed while provisions held steady to higher. wheat futures show activity with July and September options on a range around 100 to 110. Strong speculative interest cited as driving changes, with overall tone cautious amid spring crop concerns.
Weather favorable for crops steadied wheat with narrow price moves and July up slightly while other futures mixed. Cash quotes show steady corn and mixed grains with some activity in oats and coffee amid Brazil market strength and cost and freight pressure.
Market summary from New York shows strong lingering demand for peppers onions and beans with imports steady and prices firm. Butter and cheese demand remains moderate while meat markets reflect mixed activity and quiet trading. produce receipts remain heavy with some price widening on select items.
Securities at auction yesterday at the Exchange included a wide range of railroad and utility bonds. Notable items: Carnegie Trust Co. in liquidation, Tennessee Railway, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway, Lackawanna & Western, Western Pacific, Union Pacific, Southern Railway, and many others with various 4 to 8 percent gold bonds and mortgage bonds due in 1930s to 1980s. Public trustee Standard Trust Company of New York acted as trustee. interest charges and coupons scheduled for May, November, and other months, with accrued interest.
The Iron Trade Review notes high tide consumption of finished materials surpassing mill capacity, prompting $1 per ton increases in iron and steel bars, plates and structural shapes. The Steel Corporation and major makers announce the hikes effective July 1. A heavy buying wave accelerates third and fourth quarter cover, with deliveries extending into next year and some orders denied. Southern iron markets are tight with scarce No. 2 for last quarter delivery, while Eastern pipe makers push demand.
Henry I. Doherty & Co sells to Lloyds Bank 4.6 million dollars of forty year five percent bonds of Consolidated Cities Light Power and Traction at 87 percent. Ohio hearings on Bell and independent telephone consolidation to precede plans for Columbus Dayton Toledo Cleveland and nearby towns with United States and American Telephone long distance issues also to be discussed. Huntington Water Works shows rising gross and net earnings for 1910 to 1912, as a subsidiary of American Water Works and Guarantee Company, serving Huntington and surrounding areas with extensive hydrant and piping capacity and a 7.14 million daily pumping capacity.
In a move to align with Arkansas law during the pending 200 million refunding mortgage, seven New York directors of the St Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway Company resigned yesterday and Arkansas men were elected as replacements. The resignations are said to be temporary. Retiring directors included Howard Gould Frank J Gault Kingson Gould YD Adarge MM Galloway and EL Maraton. New members named are O A A Deane CAL Pratt TG koe Eecar y and G If Wr.
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