Topics of the street and market highlights in 1900s foreign trading
Foreign trading showed heavy activity with 95 999 shares traded in the local market led by purchases. London markets were strong with durable demand in consols and copper related shares. New discoveries at Butte Montana supported Amalgamated and Anaconda, while Bank of England rate shifts were anticipated. Dividends were announced by several firms including National Biscuit, American Sugar Refining, Borden’s Condensed Milk, Homestake Mining, Honduras Rosario, Adams Express, Union Pacific, Southern Pacific. New securities listings expanded on the Stock Exchange, copper prices rose on the Metal Exchange, and Pacific Mail stock rose after Senate action. A New York Produce Exchange seat sold at auction. Oriental Bank stock sold prior to bank failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lengon
Butte Mont
Amalgamated
Ansconda
Bank of England
New York
Paris
Berlin
National Biscuit Company
American Sugar Refining Company
Borden's Condensed Milk Company
Homestake Mining
Honduras
Rosario Mining Company
Pevebie
Adams Express Company
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Stock Exchange Lst
Chicago & Western Indiana Railroad
New York and Richmond Gas Company
Brooklyn
Utica Gas and Electric Company
Utah Copper Company
Metal Exchange Advances Copper
Metal Exchange
Isc
Pacific Mail
Senate
Stock Exchange
Produce Exchange
New York Produce Exchange
e@uction
Oriental Bank
Siashare
Sna Aden Ae
Ch'nge Spal allopeniHligh
Allis-Chalmers Copewenses
Amalgamated Copper
Agr Chem. Pr
Hide & Leathe
Hide & Leather P
Atchison
Ale Atchison P
Atlantic Coast
Sohn Bo
Baltimore & Ohio
Batopilas Mining
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Tran
Brunswick
Butterick Co
Canada Pacific
Central & South Am
Chesapeake & Ohio
Go & Alten
Western
Chiago
Chicago
M_& St. Petrs
Chicago & Northwestern Og
Chicago & Northwestern
Chic. Union Traction
Stpd
Chic
Union Traction Pz
C Cc. & St L
Soo
Cal Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Southern Ist
Col. & Southern 2d
Col. & Hocking Coal & Iron
Consolidated Gas Iy
Son
Comstock Tunnel
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Detroit United Railroad
Erie
Neral Electric
Havana
Interboroug
Metropean
Interborough Metropoli
Internati
Town Central
Iowa
Ask
Kansas City & Southern Pr
Louisville
Naesiville
Marine Pr
Mackay Co
Soharoi Ft Mackay Co
Manhattan
Louis
Minn
Missouri Pacific
National Biscuit
National Enamelling & Tpd
Newhouse M. & Ss
YX. Air Brake
New York Central
Aes H. & Fi
Os N. Y
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Ctf
Ontario
Pennsylvania Railroad
Peoria & Eastern
Peo. Gas
Pittsburg Coal
Pullman Palace
Railway Steel Springs
Iron & Steel
Republic
Ron & Steel Pr
Rock Island
Rutland Railroa Pr
St. Ls & S
Southwest
St L. & Southwest
An He
Sloss-Sheff
Steel & Iron
Southern Pacific Meware Ani
St L. West
Twin City R. T
Union B & Paper Pr
Union Pac Aos
Union Pacific Pr
United Railway Cast Iron Pipe & Fo
T Iron Pipe & Fo
Realty & Imp
Gy Et S. Reduc
Redu
Utah Copper
Marylan
Western Union Telegraph Oe
Weinghouse
Wheeling c
Higher Prices for Securities on Day’s Total Volume
Total sales for the day reached 810,328 shares, up from 66,08 shares last year. For the period January 1 to May 13, inclusive, total 61,547,513 shares traded, exceeding the previous year’s 38S shares for the same span. Unlisted.
Market Bias and Big-Name Influence Push Stocks Higher
Financial affairs review yesterday shows strong buying by large financial interests lifting overall shares. Union Pacific bonds, Harriman interests, and other big names drive expectations of continued gains despite cautious signals, with copper, iron, and steel markets inching up. Banks hold ample liquidity, while many outsiders move to long-term holdings, potentially tightening available stock for speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Harriman
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Company
Hill
Rock Island
Government Bonds Close Slightly Mixed From Tuesday
Yesterday's government bond quotes show modest moves compared with Tuesday, with some issues edging higher while others eased. Traders weighed new supply and Federal policy signals as yields fluctuated amid thin trading.
Closing prices from the market report of preferred stocks
The list shows closing prices for multiple preferred shares including American Can, National Biscuit, Go, American Shipbuilding, Quaker Oats, Chicago Subway, Commonwealth Edison, Pneumatic Tool, Chicago Telephone, Diamond Match, Metropolitan and City By & Light. Values range from 4 to 184 with a mix of corporate names and preferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Biscuit
American Shipbuilding
Quaker Oats
Chicago
Commonwealth Edison
Suitt & Co Chicago Telephone
Metropolitan
Ken City By & Light
South Ride
Inactive Stocks on NYSE Last Closings Reported
A listing of last actual sales and closing quotations for stocks with no transactions yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange. Prices shown include current bid asked and last closing figures for major issues such as Am Coal pf, Lake Shore, Long Island, Marine & Am St Fdy, New C Coal, NYS&W, NYS&Jt, and others with pref and common shares. The data reflects inactive stocks across multiple industries and issuers with varied price points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Ken & DM
AC & F
LE & W
Lake Shore
Long Island
Man Beach
Midh T
Ann Arbor
Nash & Ch
Meb&s
Br& P
New C
Cofn J
Nys&w
C& EL
Nysnjt
CB & Q
Pia le
Pac C Ist
U S
Vandalia _R
Vulcan Det
Wells-F
Kan & M
BAS
Kcfsem
Money Market and Foreign Exchange Report
Money on call opened at 1 percent with highs to 2 percent and closing at 12 1/2 percent. Time money offered at 21/2 to 4 percent for various terms. Mercantile paper in good demand. rates 4 1/2 to 5 percent for sixty to ninety days and four to six months for indorsed bills. Foreign exchange opened weak with declines in sterling and francs, then recovered. small Dis offered against gold exports. Bank clearings show New York led with $270.5 million in exchanges and $19.4 million in balances. other cities reported smaller totals. Silver and gold markets cited, plus Mexican exchange and government receipts. Sub-Treasury showed a deficit with a large daily expenditure and year-to-date excess of expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
London
Madrid
Lisbon
Washington
Sub-Treasury
Clearing House
Auction bids and loan rates in Bavarian fiscal notes
The fragment lists bid and asked prices for government and state bonds from German regions. Items mention Munich Augsburg Hamburg Cologne with note values such as 4s 99 109 and Gov notes with percentages, indicating a market snapshot of German public securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Augsburg
Hessian
Hamburg
Cologne
Market Summary Shows Mixed Gains Across Sectors
Outside securities rallied as mining lists advanced with recoveries after profit taking. Copper issues gained with a hardening metal market. Chicago Subway rose over a point and Standard Oil climbed two points while Bay State edged higher. Several miners like Butte Coalition Cumberland-Ely Nevada Consolidated and Ohio Copper posted fractional or notable gains. Bonds remained dull but steady as gold field stocks showed mixed movement and Daisy and Goldfield Consolidated faced irregulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Subway
Standard Oil
Bay State
Butte Coalition
Boston
Cumberland-Ely
Nevada
Greene- Cananea
Ohio Copper
Superior
Bay State Gas
Manhattan
Subway
Central
Alaska
Atlanta Aera
Bingham Central
Blue Bell
Boston Copper
Brit Col
Butte & NY
Cobalt Central
Con Ariz
Davis-Da
Diamondfeld
Dolores
Dominion
Ely Central
Florence
Goldfield
Miami
Miemac
Nev
Utah
Nipissing Mines Co
North Butte
North Star
Penn
Trinity
Tugra Dev Pig
United Copper
Yukon Gold Mines
West End
Officers and Directors Named in Brief Listing
The notice lists officers and directors including Andrew Squire William H Taylor John P Truesdell and EB F C Young in a concise registry line. The terse item appears as an organizational roll call without additional context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Squire
William H. Taylor
John P. Truesdell
EB. F. C. Young
Market report shows strong loan securities gains
London market notes a strong demand for loan securities with shares leading gains. Foreign money markets show call money at 11½ percent, short bill discounts at 2 2 ledger percent, Berlin discount 3 percent, Paris franc exchange at 117.65, and London gold at 77 5⁄8. British and French securities quoted with British money at 867 16, French rentes at 9 francs 65 centimes.
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Guaranty Trust Company of
Nassau St
Lombard St
E. C. London
American Investment Securities
Aholian Weber
Thompson-Starrett Pro
Proctor & Gamble
Frederic H. Hatch
Broad Street
Telephone
Broad
Stocks & Bonds Stock Exchange
Carlisle & CO. Bankers & Brokers
Broadway
National Park Bank
First National Bank
Mechanics’ National Bank
Bank OF America
Clinton Gilbert
Wall ST
N. Y. City
Fred
Broad St
Marcin Greene- Acomnege
Cumberland
J. Thomas Reinhardt
N.Y
F. E. Bugbee
Barney & Smith Car Company
Darton
Ohio
Dayton
J. FP. Kiefaber
THE
Trenefer
Une Lst
Basil W. Rowe
American Car and Foundry Company
Washington Street
Jersey City
New Jersey
Fingar
W. M. Hager
Kan City
Ls & Ms&s
G&fe
Bndo Penn
Togo
M & St
TKK Peo & Inc
Rio
Eal Ooo
Bhp
Tex & Pac
Corts
SR & Imps
West Shore
Panana Canal
Money and Exchange
Barkers
Germany
Reichsmarks
Sageo
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Savannah
Foreign Government
Bankers Trust
Wall Str
Stephen Baker
Bank of Manhattan Co
Samuel G. Bayne
Seaboard National Bank
N. Yedwin M. Bulkley
Spencer Trask & Co
James G. Cannon
Fourth National Bank
N. Edmund ©. Converse
N. Y
Henry P. Davison
Walter FE. Frew
Corn Exchange Bank
Frederick T. Haskell
Sinois Trust & Savings
A. Barton Hepburn
Chase National Bank
Thomas W. Lamont
N_YGATES
W. McGarrar
Sechanics’ National Bank
Edgar
Marston
Blair & Co
Bankers
George W. Perkins
I. P. Morgan & Co
Lliam H. Porter
Chemical National Bank
Edward Townsend
National Bank
Albert H. Wiggin
Samuel Woolverton
Gallatin National Bank
N_ Y
Edward F. C. Young
E.cc.conyv Ro
T.W. Lamont
V.P B
Nassau Street
Travellers Letters
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Agreeme
Srants “Trust Company of
Nassas
Alexander J. Hemphill
John C. Spooner
R. Cc. Newton
Donald MacKay
Edward H. Lapd, Jr
William P. Dixon
Henry Evans
Outside Securities
Industrial
Consolidated Exchange Sales
Tima
Atlanta
Comstock
EL Paso
Reese
Goldfield Daisy
Isabella
Montgomery
Bowling Green Trust Co
Edwin Gould
Chas. P. Armstrong
John A. Hilton
V.pres
William M. Laws
Charles P. Armstrong
George J. Gould
Frank Brainard
Harry Bronner
Myron TY. Herrice
Franklin Q. Brown
Edward T. Jeffery
Robert C. Clowry
Winslow S. Pierce
Edmund C. Converse
Morton F. Plant
Wm. Nelson Cromwell
Dick S. Ramsay
P. C. Costello
Frederick B. le Grenville M. Dodge
A. Goepel
Frank J. Gould
Amergl
Wall Colonial Branch
Gresham St. Londom
We Trust Co
Awe & Tasth
Fuel & Iron
Colorado Southern
Securi Es
Louis & Nash
Pacific
West
Norfolk & W
Pennsylvania
Republi
Stu Southern Railway
Texas Pacift
American Securities Abrom
Foan
Amon
St Paul
Lewais & Nash
Tos
South Pac
Vnaton Pacie
S Steel
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