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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1909
Page
13
The Board of Directors today declared a thirteen cent per share dividend free of tax for stockholders of record. Transfer books will close until July 2. W M Bennet, Cashier.
Directors of Cobalt Central Mines Co announce a one percent dividend on outstanding shares payable August 25, 1909 to stockholders of record at the close of business August 16. Thomas J Moloney, Treasurer, New York, June 24, 1909.
The Garfield National Bank on Twenty-third Street and Sixth Avenue New York announces a quarterly dividend of three percent on its capital stock free of tax to be paid after June 39 1909 Transfer books close until Thursday January 1 1908 W L Douglass cashier also notes a two percent tax free dividend declared by the city board of directors with payments to commence on a stated date Charles H Patterson cashier
Government bond quotations compare with two weeks prior showing asked and bid prices. 2s registered at 1006-16 to 101% on June 24, with prior values around 102% and 101% on June 19. 4s and other series list varied pricing and coupons, reflecting market shifts and terms in the dated notes.
Financial markets report a period of liquidation followed by renewed buying that lifted many securities from recent lows. Easy money and a steady loan market support a cautious optimism, with European demand and Harriman Morgan interests shaping cross border flows toward US bonds and equities.
A financial table lists shares traded and weekly price movements for a wide range of stocks including Amalgamated Copper American Can Bethlehem Steel and New York Central. It records shares sold high low final price and weekly net changes with numerous listed preferred issues and ex dividend notes.
The listing shows various financial entities and bonds under the Trust Alliance and Am Surety designations. It includes multiple banks, brokers, and financial firms such as Astor, Brooklyn, Carnegie, Columbia, Commercial Empire, Equitable, Fidelity, Guardian, Home Trust, and Hudson, with references to preferred stocks, ex-dividend percentages, and weekly totals. The document reads like a market summary of bond and stock movements, noting ex-dividend rates and a week’s total of 4,722.50.
The report lists bank exchanges of New York Clearing House and NYSE shares sold. Comparisons show totals for June 26 1909 and June 27 1908 with a third date, June 29 1907, and week totals of shares traded. The figures reflect market activity across multiple banks and firms.
A compact scan lists bonds from multiple issuers including Japan Cuba Mexico Argentina Brazil and the United States with prices percentages yields and maturities. It shows 4s 5s and convertibles from Adams Ex Allis-Chalmers Am Ag Chem Am H & L Am Ice Sec AT&T Col and other firms with figures around 100 and various yields and dates.
A dense listing shows numerous bonds from Cent Leather, Cent Pac, Gen 4s, Debs, and various corporate and municipal issues. Prices mostly range near par with yields from about 8% to 14% and notes on call or maturity details. Names like Cent Vermont, Gen 4s, Deb 1921 appear alongside dealer quotes and volume figures.
A dense OCR listing shows bonds and stocks with percentages such as 138, 116, and 102 across many issues. Entries include NY O&W Ref 4s, North Pac Gen 3s, Reading Gen 4s, Pac T & T, Penn Court Bys, PCC&StL vs BLS, and Westin Wert among others. The document reads like a historical bond ticker, detailing prices, yields, and serials across multiple issuers and bond types.
The fragmentary notice mentions Londos at 18 Bishopsgate Street and references parts related to 41 Boulevard Hansan. The readable text provides only these street addresses without clear action, event, or outcome to summarize.
Notice lists multiple Uptown New York office locations and hours for accepting advertisements and deposits. Mentions offices at 964 5th Ave and other addresses with references to rate schedules and drop times, indicating ad submissions accepted at regular rates and various blocks of time.
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