Dividend notices from United Fruit Company and others
A compilation of 1910 dividend declarations from multiple firms. United Fruit declares 2 percent quarterly and 1.25 percent on preferred stock with an additional 0.5 percent for accumulated dividends, payable July 15 to holders of record June 28. Other companies listed include Denver and Rio Grande, Vulcan Detinning, International Paper, Great Northern, and several New York banks with varied quarterly or semiannual dividends payable in July, and details on record dates and transfer book closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Boston
Mass
Cose of Business
Charles A. Hubbard
Vulcan Detinning Company
Chas. P. Hull
Sec’y
New York
Denver and
Rio Grande
Broadwey
Stephen Little
International Paper Company
HK. B. Clafion Company
Church and
Worth Streets
D._N. FORCE
Associated Merchants CO
Hoboken
N. J
Moses Ely
Minneapolis & ST. Louis Railroad Company
Des Moines & Fort Dodge Railroad Company
Broad Street
F. H. Davis
Ional Bank
City OF New York
Bosroé of Directors
Proximo
Charles H. Patterson
East River National Bank
Z.E. Newell
Bank OF America
W._M
Bexnet
Merchants Exchange National Bank of
EV. Gambier
Peoples Bank OF the
Boston Stocks and Market Listings Summary
Boston stocks report for June details closing and bid prices across multiple issuers. Entries include Mohawk, Parrot, Am T & T, Atlantic, Tamarack, Wolverine, Amex style marks, and miscellaneous notes such as preferreds and percentages. The fragmentary data shows varied prices and percentages with several incomplete names and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Day & Co
Well Street
Bos & Alb
iCal & Heele
Boston
Centennial
Butte
Tamarack
West
Wolverine
Ferry Company Bonds and Listings Shown in Fragment
A damaged OCR snippet lists bond figures and ferry company names such as Union Ferry and references locations like 20th Street and 234 Street. The text is garbled with numbers and letters, offering no clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bkien
Union Ferry
Bank Stocks on Stock Exchange Close High Low Bid Ask
Actual sales figures show total shares traded for the day 1,043,118, up from 440,863 a year ago. For the period January 1 to June 29 inclusive, total volume reached 95,726,005 shares versus 100,100,020 in the prior year, reflecting market activity levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Market Slump Deepens Amid Rail Rate News
Trading saw steep losses with 1,043,118 shares changing hands as bear pressure and liquidation hit many issues to year lows. Rail rate decisions from the Interstate Commerce Commission and crop money moves spurred selling while some rail and steel stocks offered attractively high yields to buyers. Sterling exchange fell 20 points, signaling funds moving inland and potential autumn money pressure.
Inactive Stocks Report From Yesterday's NYSE Trades
The report lists last actual sales and closing quotations for stocks with no transactions on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. The data names specific stock tickers and their price levels as of the close, reflecting a quiet trading day with no new trades recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Consolidated Exchange Liquidation Triggers Broad Decline
Enormous volume liquidation reported on the Consolidated Exchange. Impaired accounts dumped shares. stop loss orders exposed across the list. The drop accelerated after the Interstate Commerce Commission Nevada rate decision. Short covering later tempered losses as buying for short accounts supported some leading stocks. Sixty three stocks on the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Exchange
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nevada
New York Stock Exchange
Fragmented 19th and 20th century coupon data notice
Furnished by W N Coler and Co lists accrued interest and bond coupon terms with percentages from various dates including May 1957 to November 1965. The record shows coupons interchangeable and some registered coupons with references to Sterling and multiple year stamps across decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bic
tCoupons
Outside securities open market slips amid miner weakness
The opening tone in outside securities remained generally firm but with limited speculation confined to about six mining issues. By midday, realigning trading brought a downward drift in leading copper issues, while Goldfield Consolidated showed a modest uptick. United Verde, China, Miami, Bay Consolidated, and Greene Cananea weakened. silver stocks eased but showed slight activity. industrials stayed largely neglected but steady. Standard Oil rose five points. bonds were unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfield Consolidated
United Per
China
Miami
Bay Consolidated
Greene-Cananea
Standard Oil
Collateral Trust Notes Auction Ledger Items
A Swartwout & Appenzellar furnished list presents collateral trust notes with approximate names maturity bids and asks. Entries include Am Cigar 4 pc March 1911 and March 1912, Balt & O 4 pc March 1911 and June 1912, Peth Steel 6 pc November 1914, CH and A Spc Medh 1913, Erie 8 pc April 1911, Interbor RT 6 pc May 1911, NYCLs eq 5 pc November 1910 1922, Southern Ry 5 pc February 1918, Tidewater 6 pc June 1913, and others with quoted bid and ask percentages and yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yiel
Am Cigar
Balt & O
Peth Steel
Hudson Cos
Gael Ac
Wwe
Interbor RT
Kcre
Ney Rom& St
Sasa Nynh& AS
Jorg Sstl
Money Market and Exchange Report of the Day
Money on call opened at 2 percent, fluctuating up to 3 percent, closing at 2 percent. Foreign exchange opened easy with cables at 4.3640 4.8645, demand sterling near 4.8605 4.8610, short francs around 5.18, and reichsmarks near 95½. Bank clearings listed New York 3.2495 billion dollars, Chicago 46.2614, etc. Government receipts and fiscal year balances show excess expenditures versus receipts totaling several millions, with Panama Canal and debt included. Sub-Treasury owed to Clearing House about 396,850.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile
Boston
Chicago
Francisco
New Orleans
Charleston
St. Louis
Minneapolis, &c
Savannah
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
London
Madrid
Lisbon
Panama Canal
Sub-Treasury
Clearing House
TOPICS OF THE STREET Foregi trading copper and dividends note
Foreign houses bought upward of 20000 shares in the local stock market. Copper prices rose with reports that United Metals Selling Company sold about 20000000 pounds of copper in Europe. Copper futures in London gained about 11s6d. Dividends declared include Hocang Valley Railroad 2 percent, Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Coal 2.44 percent, Standard Safe Deposit 4 percent, St Louis and San Francisco 1 percent, Fonda Johnstown and Groversville 2 percent. New York Air Brake declared 1.5 percent quarterly dividend, first since 1907. Earnings reports show gains at Union Pacificized lines, Southern Pacific, and American Coal Products with notable surpluses. Pabst Brewing stock oversubscribed, sugar prices reduced, Buford White applies for NY Cotton Exchange membership, and $50000 is sent to Frisco banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Copper Eecee Z
Louisville & & Nashville
American Agr. Chemical
Mackay
Manhattan
American Car & Féry Eaeae
St. M
American Car & Fury
St. A
American Cotton Oil Acccess Gia
Kan
American Hide & Leather
Tex
Pra Oy
Amer. Hide & Leather Pr
Missouri Pacific
American Ice Securities
Ney. Con
New York Air Bra
New York Central
N. Y
Ch. & St
Eeeeeres
New York
Ont. & Wes
American Smelting Pr B
Norfolk & Western
eSales
American Sun
American Steel Foundry
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mail
American Tel
Tel Access
Pacific Tel. & Tel
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lyoog
American Woolen Pr
People’ S Gas & Coke
T. L
Atchison
Hpisgliorts
Pittsburg Ceal Oe
Atchison Secssocee
Atlantic Oak Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Philadelphia Co
Batopilas Mining Ovecscescres
Brooklyn Rapidae TT
Riorgiuet
Brooklyn Union Gas
Fread Bon
Cose Nes
Brunswick
Republic Ees & Steel
Rock Island
jSt. L
S. F
Ihesapeake
Ohio
St Louis Southwestern
Chicago Gt. Western
St. Louis Southwestern
Chicago Gt Western
Sears-Roebuc
Mil St. Paul Eoesee
Sloss- Sheff, Steel & Iron
Mil & St. Paul
Southern Pacific Ke
Northwestern
Southern Railway
K. Cc. & St. Vif
Geterade Feid & Iron
Tennessee Do Er
Colorado & Southern Eeeeses
Texas & Pac
Colorado & Southern Ist
Texas & Pacific Sd
Colorado & Southern 2d Pr
Third Avenue Railroad
Consolidated
Twin City
Rapid Trxoasg
Ste Tog
Cuban Am. Sug. Pr
Union Pacific
Delaware & Hudson Siomanin
Delaware, Lack, & Wo
United Dry Goods
Denver & Rio Grande
United Dry Goods P
Denver
Rio Grande
United Railway
United Railway Invest. Pr
Distilling Securities
Duluth
Shore & At
UN. C. Mfg
Erie
S. Realty & Imp
U. S. Rubber
S. Rubber
General Electric Co .Gen. C. Co
Great Northern
United States Steel
United Ace Steel
Great Northern Ore
Utah Cosee
Hocking Valley
Sue Virginia- SS Aenamies Chem
Illinois Central
Interbor.-Metro
Virginia-Caro. Chem. Pr
Interbor
Metro
International Harvester
iWestern Marylandx
Western Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Mfg
Coed Sorel
Wcconen
Westinghouse Mfc
Iowa Central
Kansas City Southern Aesces
Wisconsin Central
Kansas City Southern Pr
Abi
United Metals Selling Company
Europe
London
Copper Producers’ Association
Hocang Valley Railroad
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Coal Company
The
Standard Safe Deposit Company
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad
Fonda, Johnstown & Groversville Railroad Company
NEW York Air Brake
New York Air Brake Company
International Harvester Company
Pabst Brewing
Hallgarten_& Co
Pabst Brewing Company
Warner, American and
Powell Sugar Companies
Buford M. White
Memphis
New York Cotton Exchange
Frisco
San Francisco
Trust and Surety Exchange Ledger Snapshot
Clinton Gilbert reports a stock-like list from Wall Street trading floors showing bid and asked prices for trust and surety related securities. The document catalogs numerous institutions with quoted ranges across banks, mutuals, mortgage firms, and realty outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtge Bond
Carnegie
Mutual
Mut Alliance
Central
Nassau
City Ir
Nat Surety
Columba
NY Trust
Guardian
Hamilton
Home Trust
Hud Realty
Hudson
Brig
A Kings Co
Knickerbock
Law Mtg
New
Bank Stocks Ledger Report From Clinton Gilbert
Clinton Gilbert reports bank stock bid and ask quotes across many institutions led by America Jefferson Nat Ad Boston area firms. Notable entries include Mt Morris Park 8% and Chase 450 to 6400, Fifth Nat 300 to 350, Merchants 75 to 178, and Chemical 430 to 445 with broader market spreads amid active trading across late 19th century city exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Gilbert
Wall Street
America
Irving No
Jefferson
Audubon N
Liberty
Lincoln
Manhat Co
Bronx
Mkt & Ful
Hattery Pk
Metropolis
Bowery
Meh
Mutual
Chemical
Nassau
Nat Reserve
City
New
Chelsea
NYN BA
Commerce
Duo Colonial
Ward
Columbia
Mast River
Pacific
Park
People's
Phenix
Fifth Ave
Plaza Fourth
Produce
14Th Street
Sherman
Gallatin
Garfield
Germania
Gotham
Greenwich
Hanover
Semi annual dividends announced by banks in New York
The Bank for the City of New York at 280 Fourth Avenue declares a six month interest dividend at 3.5 percent per annum for sums of $5 and up, payable after July 20 1910 and credited to principal July 1 1910. Citizens Savings Bank at 56 and 58 Bowery declares a 3.5 percent per annum dividend on deposits of $5 to $3,000 for the six months ending June 30 1910, payable after July 27 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Savings Bank N. W. Cor
14Th St
8Th Avenue
William Fellinger
James L. Wandling
Archibald M. Pentz
Metropolitan Savings Bank
Third Ave. Fonp
Ooper Institute
New York
Jonathan B. Currey
Edward Sherer
Franklin Savincs Bank
Avenue & 42d Street
Wm. G. Conklin
Hallock Waring
City OF
Fourth Avenue
Board of Trustees
Walter Trimble
Charles A. Sherman
James Knowles
Bowery
Cor
Canal ST
Henry Hasler
Henry Sayler
Emil A. Huber
Iron Trade Conditions From The Iron Age This Week
Iron Age reports heightened pig iron activity with rising sales in New York and Philadelphia. Foundry iron and rail purchases from Pittsburgh to Texas show steady demand, while prices edge toward cost with potential further reductions. Foreign demand for American products remains strong and shipments are urged to stay prompt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Southern Foundry
Birmingham
New Orleans, Mobile & Cor Cago
Western Railroad
Bessemer
Chicago
Eastern Road
Texas
Havana Central
Mexico
Gas Securities Prices and Shares Summary
Ledger of various gas securities with bid and asked prices including common and preferred shares. Includes listings for Denver Gas, Syndicate Gas, and Syra Gas with indicated rates and premiums. Mentions mutual funds and interest notes, reflecting a market snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
Pat & PG
Denver Gas
Estpg
Syra
Poe
Ie Mutual
Also Mentioned on This Page
Guaranty Trust Co
Nassau St
Lombard St
London, E. C
Ity Ry. & Light
Frederic H. Hatch & CO
CON Ress &T
Fort Hin Tork
Title Guarantee Trust Co
Bond & Mortgage Guarantee Co
American Surety Go
Trust Go. of
Clnton Gilbert
Well St. Porcupine
Toronto
Warren, Gzowski & Company
Broad St
Jas. B. Colgate & Co
Edward B. Smith & Co
Bankers Philadelphia
United Fruit Company
Fendianapolas and Louisville Railway
O. Mudway
Messrs
J. P. Morgan & Co
J. A. Hilton
E. W. Hyde
Ferry Companies
Smaill
Commission
Supreme Court
Washington
Reading
Southern Pacific
Sterling Exchange
United States
Northwest
At & B
Nyc
T&s
Col & Sre
India
Col M
del & H
Evy & T
W& DC
F&r
Marine
SS Aeesasse
Ann Arbor
Ealt & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Buff R & P
Buff & Sus
Butterick Co
Can Southern
Cent & So Am Tel
Chic & Alton
Ls & L
Ch & Northwest
Col Fuel & I P
Col & Hock Coal & I
Nec
Big
Evans & T H
Gen Chem Co
Havana
Ingersoll-Rand Cossas
Ingersoll-Rand Co
Int
See &O
Kan C Ft S & M
Keok & DM
Bo Laclede Gas
Lake Erie & W
Bt Long Island Cee Sale
Mackay Cos
THY Manhat
Mary Coal
Minn & St Louis
M & St L
Nash & Chatt
T Biscuit
Nat Enam & S Tpdean
Nat Enam & Stpd
YC & St
North West
Ontario
Pac Tel & Tel
Peoria & East Se
St L
Pitts Coal
TOG Pressed Steel Car
Ry Steel Spr
Teading
RSL
Reme Wat & Og
Rutland R KR
Just L & Ss F
Fc&e I
L&sfc&e I
L&sfcee
Sears- Roebuck
Sorame& O
Rys & Fight
Express
Tedieien RR
Va Iron
Wells Fargo Expre
West Maryland
Wheel & L
Allis-Chalm Pf
Car & Fdy
Hide & Lo Uy
Balt & Wai
Brooklyn
Canadian Pac
Ches & Ohio
M & St P
Col Fuel & I Oe
Denver & RG
Vi Securities
KC Southern
Louis & Nesh
Kan & Tex
Missouri Pac
Iead
NY Centra
Northern Pac
Pacific Mat
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Rep Steel
Southern Pa
Es Southern Ry
Texas & Pac Oy Og
Third Avenue Oos
Union Pacific Ie
Us Steel
Utah
Nco
Atlanta
Justice of Us
McNamara
Nevada Hill
Red Hill
West End
U S S, Reg
New York City
W. N. Coler & Co
Outside Securities
Giroux
Guerrero
Kerr Lake
Little Miami
Mines Co of A
McKin- Dar
Utah M & S
Nipissing M Co
Nor Butte Coy
Ohio Copper
Pac Smelters
Sup & Pitts
Biad
Swartwout & Appenzellar
Columbia BY
Broadway
Willard V. King
Howard Bayne
V.pres. & Treas
William H. Nichols
Langley W. Wiggin
Fred © Marston
Park Terrell
Met
Municipal Dept
George E. Warren
John D. Barrett
Johnson & Higgins
Samuel G. Bayne
Seaboard National Bank
Union N. Bethell
New York Telephone Co
Robert S. Bradley
Am. Agricultural Chemical Co
Frederick H. Eaton
Am. Car & Foundry Co
James M. Gifford
Gifford, Hobbs & Beard
Henry Goldman
Goldman, Sachs & Co
William N. Harte
Treas
Title Insurance Co
A. B. Hepburn
Chase National Bank
Willard WY. King
G. Hermann Kinnicutt
Kissel, Kinnicutt & Co
Anthony R. Kuser
Pres. So
Jersey Gas
Elec & Trac. Co
Independent
Eee Od
John BR. McGinley
Pittsburgh
Charles F. Mathewson
Rauthof
Harmon & Mathewson
Geo
Barclay Moffat
White, Weld & Co
General Chemical Co
Augustus G. Paine
New York and Penn
WM. R. Peters
Peters, White & Co
Clarence W. Seamans
Union Typewriter Co
Hermann Sielcken
Crossman & Sieleken
Frederick Strauss, & W. Seligman & Co
Panker
Arthur Turnbull
Post & Flask
Michael M. van Beuren
van Beuren & Jesup
Money and Exchange
Germany
Paris
France
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
Harriman
G.o+s
Union
American Coal Products
American Coal Products Company
Rety Companies
G& T
jUnion
USM & T
Ustge&i
van Norden
Westchester
Windsor
Seaboard
12Th Ward
Wash
Yorkville
J. Thomas Reinhardt
Overlook
Cn Boston
Devonshire St
Independent Telephone Company
Burlington
WN. J
Bristol
Bucks
R. Smythe
Press
Produce Exchange
Citizens’ Savings Bank
117
Emi
Broadway Savings Institution
Park Place
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