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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1914
Page
4
Market opened with weak signs as early gains faded amid selling orders and uncertain demand. London and British gains supported shares while railroads and industrials showed varied moves. gold flows and tax payments influenced bank liquidity with a cash loss approaching nine million dollars despite a one percent call money rate.
A broad financial roundup shows call money opening at 1 percent, varied term rates from 2a percent for ninety days to six months, balances and receivables figures for the Sub-Treasury, and New York losses to the Sub-Treasury. Domestic exchanges in Boston Chicago St Louis and San Francisco list premiums and discounts, with silver prices unchanged in New York and London. Foreign exchange closes steady with cable and commercial rates across major centers including London Berlin and Amsterdam, plus sixty and ninety day bill quotations.
New York Stock Exchange report shows total stock sales Friday at 285,900 shares, compared with 437,200 on Thursday and 134,800 a week earlier. From January 1 1914 to date sales tally against 46,449,000 in 1913 and 87,568,300 for the same period.
London trade quiet with consols firmer on favorable money outlook. Brazilian issues steady on coupon payments. home rails and Maxi weaker on profit taking. Wall Street opened steady while bullion rose to Bank of England. exchange rates and rates for bills showed small moves as markets digest Cladin failure and global data.
A scanned financial listing shows closing bid and ask prices for numerous stocks that were not traded on the Stock Exchange Friday. The compiled table includes entities such as Mackay, Marine, Mexican Petroleum, and various pref shares, with scattered bid and ask figures and many entries obscured or garbled in the OCR.
Fragmented text lists stocks and place names with scattered figures, mentioning several firms and locations. The garbled lines hint at a financial column or ticker-like content with entries such as Porcupine, Ark, Moattheee, Segatten, and Hudson Day, but readable context is minimal.
The New York Stock Exchange saw bond trading total 2,176,000 dollars on Friday, down from 3,264,000 dollars on Thursday and 2,648,000 dollars the prior week. Year to date 1914 bonds sales reach 367,375,000 dollars, up from 279,996,000 the previous year. The report lists numerous bond issuers and prices across state, railway, and industrial sectors with varied yields, reflecting a broad market activity segment.
Utility securities and collateral trust bonds described with terms dated July 1, 1016. Payment details set by the office of the treasurer in New York, including fees and procedures for bondholders, with references to related companies and securities.
The creditors committee says the company is in satisfactory condition with bank debt reduced from 2 215 000 to 1 801 508. One third to be paid via a serial debenture issue accepted by stockholders, while bank creditors get notes for the remaining two thirds dated September 13 1914 and maturing later. John succeeds as a creditor representative.
A dense roll of bond and mortgage instrument notes with coupons due dates of July 1 1914 and various security issues. Entries include The New York Trust Company coupons and a wide array of municipal and corporate bonds from Ashland Waterworks to Windikawkas Ry Co Russia with payment due dates in 1914 and 1916.
London purchased over 15,000 shares yesterday while banks show a near 9 million dollar weekly currency loss. Interior gains reached 12.113 million with 2.882 million in national bank notes shipped to Washington for redemption. Gold exports totaled 11 million to Paris and Treasury operations show a 10 loss. Twin City Rapid Transit seeks 1.9 million more common stock listing on the NYSE. Membership admitted to the New York Cotton Exchange includes Sterrett Tate, Norman Mayer & Co, and Claude 3. Worms and copper exports for the week ended June 25 were 4,695 tons versus 6,220 tons a year earlier.
Gold shipments run to 11 million this week and 64.8 million since May 4. Export movement totals 80.3 million with earlier outflows. Bankers expect an end to the gold outflow as exchange rates ease and demand for sterling falls.
Consolidated Exchange prices remained firm on the call and recovered from Thursday’s lows. Overnight advances ranged up to 4 percent, with copper soft briefly and United Dry Goods preferred trading at 64 percent. Transactions occurred in Consolidated Gas at 127 percent and in several rail and mining stocks with modest gains. Dividend notices appear from multiple corporations including National City and United Gas, outlining semiannual dividends payable mid July. Proposals for a Philadelphia Fallston line stock trust are advertised with a request for sealed bids.
The Hoard of Trustees declared an interest dividend for the six months ending June 40 1014 at the rate of three and one half percent per annum on all sums of $3.00 and upward entitled thereto, payable on and after July th, int nt will be credited to as principal July tt. Deposit rate on or before July Mth will draw the Levent from July txt. Tit SAcibe TInt greatcent, R Gawtry, Secretary, and Knowles, Comptroller.
Earnings figures from multiple railroad companies were disclosed, detailing profits and losses. Notable items include Seagate and Southern-Oreen with varied totals, New Orleans and Texas Pa reporting significant revenue, and several other firms listed with specific monetary amounts.
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