Wells to settle suits against Metropolitan Securities
William W. Ladd as receiver of the New York City Railway Company reports three suits against Metropolitan Securities Company and others likely to be settled this week. He notes a January judgment of 5,271,582 and details on attached cash of 1,013,783 and securities about 500,606.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Securities Company
William W. Ladd
New York City Railway Company
Securities Company
Interborough Metropolitan Company
Henry Clews & Co
Marshall, Spader & Co
Morton Trust Company
Topics of the Street and Market Movements
Foreign houses traded more than 20 000 shares in the local market with roughly even buys and sells. United Metals Selling Co reports abroad copper sales at 12.5 cents a pound promising firmer Amalgamated and Anaconda. copper stock between 6 and 7 million pounds could boost prices. Electrolytic copper sold at two and a half cents with little domestic demand. NYSE listings include Susquehanna & Western, Midland of New Jersey bonds, Iron Mountain bonds, River & Gulf bonds, and Cuba Railroad bonds. Dividends announced by United States Industrial Alcohol, Lehigh Coal, Osceola Consolidated, and Chicago Pneumatic Tool. Drexel buys Kansas City line bonds. NYO Western declares annual dividend. European-American Bank sees leadership changes with Parker resigning and new cashiers appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Metals Selling Company
Europe
Amalgamated
Anaconda
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Susquehanna & Western Railroad Company
Midland Railroad Company of
New Jersey
St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railway Company
River & Gulf Division
Cuba Railroad Company
United States Industrial Alcohol Company
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Osceola Consolidated Mining Company
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Memphis
Drexel
Fragmentary Bond Market Notes From Philadelphia and New York
Fragments of bond prices and stock bids appear for Lehigh Navigation Lehigh Valley Cambro Steel Philadelphia Company and other firms. Listings include percent quotes and converts with street addresses for Charlies PD offices and multiple railway and utility issues.
Railroad Earnings And Bank Stocks Reported In Fragmented Ledger
The snippet shows railroad week earnings by line and June-July figures for several carriers including Alabama Great Rome, Cincinnati, Toledo and Ironton, and Denver lines with mixed totals. It also lists bank stock quotes from Wall Street firms and various New York area banks with bid and ask prices amid an accompanying Chicago and Havana electric data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Alabama
Cincinnati
Minner Apoll
Poledo
Saiuis. Tern
Clinton Gilbert
Wall Street
America
Jefferson
Audubon N
Liberty
Zetna Nat
Lincoln
Bronx
Manhat Battery Pk
Metropoll Pryant
Metropoll
Coal & IN
City
New Net
Chelsea
INYNE
Mkt & Ful
Lowery
Mech & MN
Butch & D
Mercantile
Tan
Merchants’ FE
Chase
Mount Morris
Chatham
Mutual Oneal
Chemical
Nassau
Nat Reserve
Commerce
Golonial
Riogran Southern
DHL Abc
Havana Electric
Detroit
Poledo & Ironton
Colorado & Southern
Columbia
Night & Corn Exch
East River
Pacific Fidelity
Germania
Gotham
Union E
Greenwich
Hanover
West Side
Imp & Tr
Yorkville
New. Ae. Soo
Boston
R. L. Day & Co
Bos & Alb
Cal & H
Hoston
NH & H
Franklin
Granby
Mohawk
Oxceda
Arcadian M
Atlantic M
General Market Report 1910 Grain and Cotton Markets
New York June 28 1910 grain market shows wheat prices climbing on Northwest drought concerns with No 2 red around 108 1 2 cents and No 1 Northern at 125 1 2 cents. Corn weakens slight to unchanged. oats rise then ease. Cotton slips, then recovers late. July notices about 20 000 bales taken up, total around 366 000 since May. Reports on other commodities include flour, rye flour, meal, fats, sugars, metals, oils, and meats with mixed gains and declines amid strong supply adjustments and demand shifts. Interior receipts show Wheat 260 000, Corn 542 000, Oats 264 000. Seaboard clearances list modest flour and grain volumes. Financials cover provisions, coffee, cocoa futures, and cotton futures with cautious market tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Northwest
Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas
Yester
Liverpool
Havre
Hamburg
Rio
Santos
Rio No 7
Cubas
London
East St Louis
Cleveland
Foundry
Northern
Southern
First Han
California
Lima
Western
Pacific Coast
New York State
Internal Revenue
Express
Ife
Geese, LLC
S& MH
Long Island
Penn
Baltimore
Money Market and Foreign Exchange Notes
Money on call opened at 7 percent with a high of 3 percent and a close near 2 percent. Time money edged firmer. sixty to ninety days around 3 to 3 1/2 percent, longer terms to seven months near 4 percent. Foreign exchange opened weak, Sterling around 4.81, drifting, with cables quoted near 4.85 and sixty-day bills near 4.84. Domestic exchange lists par to discounts across several cities, bank clearings shown for New York Baltimore Philadelphia Chicago and others. Gold premium in Madrid noted. Mexican exchange and silver markets cited. government receipts and monthly fiscal figures given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile Paper
Germany
Reichsmari
Faris
Framcs
Belgium
France
Switzerlans
Holland
Boston
Chicago
San Francisco
New Orleans
Charleston
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Savannah
Ugt
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
London
Expenditures Outpace Receipts in Year End Figures
Figures show ordinary expenditures $652,600,281 against $654,338,317 in 1909, with a year excess of $7,057,088. The Panama Canal account and public debt push total excess to $42,408,947 since July, down from $123,759,128 a year prior. Sub-Treasury owed Clearing House $273,866.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Sub-Treasury
Clearing House
Markets Close Mixed as Commodities Show Varied Moves
The market report lists rates for iron, cotton, sugar, beef, pork, wheat, corn, lard, and tea items with scattered gains and declines. It notes Southern extracted pine and soap values, vegetables and fruits with regional price ranges, and slight activity in wax, maple sugar, nuts, and peanuts.
Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Demand Across Species
Receipts total 10 cattle cars and 122 calves with little live cattle trading. Dressed beef modestly in demand while lambs and sheep show firmness and higher prices. hogs remain firm for light weights. Notable sales include McPherson & Co and Tobin & Shannon listings across Virginia Kentucky and Tennessee stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
London
McPherson& Co
Virginia Lambs
Virginia
S. Sanders
Tennessee
Rton & Co
Kentucky
Tobin & Shannon
Kerns Commission Company
Pennsylvania
Cattle and Hogs Receipts Across Markets See Mixed Prices
Receipts from Chicago to Louisville and Kansas City show cattle, hogs, and sheep moving with mixed prices. Chicago reports heavier cattle at 4 50 to 8 50, hogs generally lower, and sheep steady. Cincinnati and Buffalo also show varied gains and declines, with Kansas City noting steady to higher cattle and lower hogs and lambs active at steady values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
Kansas City
lSc
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Moves on Suspected Stock Influence
Chicago traders confronted nervous grain prices as stock jobbing interests appeared to sway the wheat market amid hot Northwest weather. The close was firm with a net gain while corn and oats showed minor changes and hog products fell. Foreign markets reflected mixed commodity pricing inclining toward wheat and fats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ard
Jue Lens One
Wsi
Boston Wool Market Steady with Mixed Demand June 28
Buyers hold prices in a steady market as demand improves for select grades. West reports slow new clip while local dealers buy cautiously. Quotations cover Ohio Delaine and combing fleeces, Michigan Wisconsin New York fine unwashed, Texas and California ranges, and pulled grades with varying discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Arizona
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Delaine
Michigan
Wisconsin
New York
Kentucky
Indiana
Texas
California
Middle County
Southern
Oregon
Valley
Gas and Securities Market Bid and Ask Totals
The listing shows bid and ask quotes across various gas and securities issues. Prices shown include Am L and T 278 281, NY and ERRs 102 104, Denver Gas 1 160, Standard 50, and multiple gas company preferreds and commons with percentages and price levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NY & Erss
Bing
Pat & PG
Stpg
Ind
Syra G
Tax totals for weeks and year to date end June 27
Revenue figures show weekly totals around 12 million with year to date sums near 1.218 billion, 364 million, and 330 million in the supplied columns. The numbers reference periods labeled 1910 1909 and 1908 and span the week ending June 27.
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Thomas F. Ryan
Mortimer L. Schiff
Peter A. B. Widener
John D. Crimmins
Thomas P. Fowler
Paul D. Cravath
H. H. Vreeland
Thomas Dolan
E. W. Sayre
L. A. Parker
William Graff
George F Hall
Charlies PD
Barney & Co
Broad Street
South 4Th Street
Am Cement
Lehigh Nav
Leh Val RR
Camb Steel
Phila Co
Penn FR Co
Penn Steel Pf
Phila Free Co
Phila Rap Tr
UN Traction
Lake S Corp
Welsbach Co
Phila Elec
Warreg Gzowski & Co
Amailigamat
Kerr Lakesoo
Beiley
Beaver
Lattie Nipiss
Inley
Xancey Helen
Ferl
Cobalt
Nipissing
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Rochester
Hargraves
Trethewey
Hudson Bay
Wettlaufer
Frederic H. Hatch & Co
Mo&Ex
American Press
J&j
M&n
Q-J Babcock & Wilcox
Barney & Smith
Orden
F&aex
Borden
Bush Terminal
Central Fireworks
Conn Ry & Light
Ees Eo
Dominion
J&i
Pacific Gas & el
Pacific Gas & el D i
D & Co
Phelps, Pope Manufacturing
Si Pope Mtg
Pratt & Whitney
EL É -M& Ex
Saandard Milling
Standard Milling Co
A&o Texas Company Pentemont
Texas & Pacific Coal Scrap
Trenton Potteries
Trenton Potridgetts
J&i Lou
Union
Ace A&d
United Bank
J&s
U S
T . S Motor
Virginian Railway
West Pacific Coseers
West Power
Edward PB. Smith & Co
Pine Street
Asket Alb & Sus
Alb & Wt
Man & Ww
Allegh & W
Manhattan
Am T&c
Massaw Vy
At&é Cal
Aug & Saw
Ilé Mobile & P Pf
Ag&mm
M&o Str T
Beech Creek
Mor C & Bak
Bsé&Ff
Bost & Alb
Morris & Ex
Bost & Low
Nash & Dec
Bost & Prov
Nash & Low
Bk & 7Th Av
Bkiyn City
New Low N
North
Chat & G
Ips North
Ciev & Pitts
Josw
Pac & At T
Pat & H R
Pat & Ram
Penig Valley
Ms & P
Phila G
I Amet Ao &Llee
Cc Ry & Ll
Pftwe
Ctc of NJ
Do Specia
Dayton & M
McK & Y
D & BA Brk
Prov & Worc
de H&s
Rens & Sara
East Penn
R&g Vy
Rome & C
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RW & Og
Rut & Wh
Erie
Kal
Sara & Sch
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Nc LL
Tun
St L
Tl & Miss T
St. Interocean T
UN J &C
Jack L & S
Upper Coo
Joliet & Ch
Ju & B Ri
K A&g R
New York City
W. N. Coler & Co
Cedar Street
Wits
Great Southern
Texas Pacific
Oper
Hamilton
Dayton
Reading Company
Coal and Iron Company
Swemeias Oe
Reading Companie
Cleveland, Painesville & Eastern
FONDA
Johnstown
Gloversville
Fed
Raleigh & Southport
London Underground
United Tramways
Mi Dex Rease
General Market Report
Middle West
South America
Brazil
Hennery
Ifornia
Moorpark
Georgia
PIARS
Florida
New _ York
Staten Island
Hilton
Irvington
Jersey
Porto Rico
Cuba
Tech
Money and Exchange
Madrid
Eastern Shore
Norfolk
North Carolina
Carolina
Buffalo
Ersey
Mississippi
Hothouse
wNo Life
Vance
Weedenencese
Igh
Fas
Oo Sant
the Tribune
Louisville
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Galveston
Hull
Calcutta
Antwerp
Boston Wool Market
N. ¥. and Other Gas& Securities
Taree Bovnshire Street
Amal Nevada Mines
Arizpe
Bay State Gas
Bohemia
Ely Eens i
Corbin
Crown Reserve
Corbin Copper
Davis- Daly Evegiasveneee
Dominion Syndicate
First National Copper
Gila Copper
Humboldt Smelting
Inspiration Wrees Ts T
Laramie
HP & PF
la Rose
Mackinaw
Massachusetts Coal Majestic
New Baltic Nevada Douglas
Peace
Raven Mining
Rhode Island Coal Rawhide Mining
South Lake
Wweee
Yukon
Railroad Equipment Bonds and Car Truste
Fageeation
Yieid
Buff
R & Pitts
Gary
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No. c
Chic & E Fl
Ri & P Ry
Kan City
StLés F
Guar
AC & FS
Seaboard
Virginian Ry
The
Bowery
Henry A. Schenck
William E. Knox
Joseph G. Liddle
the Manhattan
Broadway
Col. Bleecker St
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PH Bird
Frank G. Stiles
Constant M. Pird
Ass’t Secreta
North River Savings Bank
34Th St. Bet
Aves
Samuel D. Styles
George T. Connett
Treas
Herman F Dieimann
Sec’y
NEW York Savings Bank
N. W. Cor
Ith St
Std Avenue
William
James L. Wandier
Archibald M. Pentz
Seamen’s Bank For Savings
Savings Bank
Daniel Barnes
George M. Halsey
Dry Dock Savings Institution
Bowery, Cor
Andrew Mills
WM. F. Patterson
Charles Miehling
German Savings Bank
City OF
Corith Ave
Greenw'ch Savings Bank
E. Cor
Tth Ave
James Quinlan
Francis M. Bacon. Jr
Union Dime Savings Bank
40Th Street
6Th Avenue
Monsey
Lnterest
Charles ©. Spragus
Pregiaew Trancis M. Leake, Treasuuwer
Illiag Wy. Ros& Geurear
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