Dividend notices from major U S rubber and transport firms
The United States Rubber Company declares quarterly dividends of 2 percent on First Preferred and 1.5 percent on Second Preferred stock, with a record date of October 15, 1908. The New York and New Jersey Telephone Company declares a 1.75 percent quarterly dividend payable October 15 to stockholders of record October 5. The Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St. Louis Railway declares a dividend of 1.25 percent on Preferred Capital Stock payable October 28 to stockholders of record October 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Rubber Company
Broadway
New York
NEW York and New Jersey Telephone Company
Willoughby Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ford Huntington
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
ST. Louis
Grand Central Station
J. P. Morgan & Co
Chariox
Toledo
ST. Louis & Western
Chesapeake & On
Georgia
Iwaslenese Ow
Missotr
Kansas & Texas
Anaes Groes
Clinton Gilbert Street
Ria Askea
Alliance Realty
Mtge Co
Letti & T
Astor
Bankers
Vernon
Reas Hattan
Bradway
Centrei
Cent Ruy
Alitan
Invest
Iso City
Surecg Co
Ueia Ae Po
Trost
Mig
Keatts
Queens Comaty
Trias
Sta Aste
Ifth
Tike Ga
Fulton
United States
Searcian Iss
Cas Co
Remister
Crué&T
iGrea Northern Pr
Allis-Chalmers Co. Preonescences
American Ag. Chem
Illinois Central
American Aev. Chem. PE
American Car & Foundry
International Pump
Iowa Central
Minneapolis & St. Leo
American Hide & Leather Pr
St. P
SS. M
American Ice Securities
Missouri, Kansas & T
Eecomer
Missouri
Pacific Son
Natic
Newhouse M. & S
American Steel Foundry New
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Norfolk & Western Pr
Atchison
Northern Pacific
Atlantic Coast_Lin STabil Mi
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
iPeople
Gas & Coke
Hs — iBethlehem Steel
Railway
Brooklyn Rapid T
Canadian Pacific
Republic Iron & Steel
Central of New Ohio
Roc Island
Chesapeake
Rock Island_pr
Chicago & Alten
Mil
St. Louis & Souis Estern
Southern Pacific
Ae Oom
Anes Southern Pacific Pr
Nis
Pr & UN
Rao i Southern Railway
Buel & Iron
Tennessee Copper
Southern
Sng
Igar Ars
Colorado
iColorado & Southern
Third Avenue
St Louis & & Ww
Bay
Union Bay & Thyval
Columbus & Hee Gas
Union Pacific
Consolidated Tunnel
United Ry
Inve Mer
Comstock
United Ry. Investment
Delaware & H
Iu. S
United States Steel
United States Steel Pr
Dulushith Shore
Utah Copper Aaerevils
Erie
Wabash Pr
General Electric Co
Western Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Mre
Granby M
Wisconsin Central
Transfer books close for stockholders meeting 1938
The transfer books of IVELAND Cincinnati Chicago & St Louis Ry Co will be closed at 3 PM Friday October 2 1938 in preparation for the annual stockholders meeting to be held October 28 and reopen October 20 1966 Charles F Cox treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iveland
Cincinnati
Chicago & ST. Louis
RY. CO
Grand Central Station
New York
Charles F. Cox
Market Value Changes Highlighted in 1907 and 1955
Brief note shows a comparison of market values with 312,376 shares for 1907 and the same period in 1955. It underscores unimportant shifts in aggregate value despite similar share counts.
Market Watch Notes Light Trading as Election Hopes Rise
A quiet stock day with fractional losses predominating. professionals traded lightly while market focus shifted to the Giants pennant race and potential Taft victory. Banks report large government outlays, rising deficits, and abundant reserves, with cheap money aiding securities while cautious credit remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Cubs
Pirates
Bryan
Wall Street
Taft
Commission
Sub- Treasury
New York
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Bank of England
England
Bank of France
Imperial Bank of Germany
Foreign Bank Returns Highlight Mixed Weekly Shifts
London report shows total bank decrease of £1,200.60 with circulation up and public deposits rising £1,145,000. Bank reserve ratio dips to 53.2 percent, while discount rate stays at 2 percent. Paris totals cite notes in circulation up 175.5 million francs and gold on land down 9 francs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Siend
Bubien
Paris
Bank of France
Others
Bond Market Sales Report Highlights Wide Bond Activity
The market shows extensive bond sales across many issues including T & T Connt 4s, Mex Cent Con 4s, St L Div 4s, C of N J Gen Ss, Cent Pac Gtd 4s, and Reading Gen 4s with varied prices and yields. Notable entries include Nor P Pr 4s, West Shore 4s, Wis Cent Gen 4s, and multiple 5s and 4s series reflecting diverse issuer activity and percent quotes from around 78% to 101%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FS & M
M & St L
NS Sons
Miles Soi
Raia Eta
NY Air
Mim Oe
Bilde
Penn Bis
L & Ss
S A&a
West Shore
Money market and foreign exchange report summary
The money market shows liquidity with 1% base rates and occasional 2% highs, demand light for short terms and dull for merchants paper. Foreign exchange opens easier with sterling near 4.86 and francs and reichsmarks mildly quote. domestic exchange varied across major cities. Bank clearings list New York and Chicago totals, with silver and gold premiums noted. government receipts show daily and monthly tallies and surpluses, while the South Treasury reports a debtor balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile
Reichsmarks
Braso Wceiaeciscinip Aioe
New Orleans
Charleston
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Beeston
Philadelphia
London
Madrid
Lisbon
Ashington
Switzerland
France
Holland
Guilders
Sury
South-Treasury
Ring House
Inactive Stocks Show No NYSE Transactions
Last closing quotations listed for a wide range of stocks with no trades on the New York Stock Exchange. The table includes Adams Ex, Mack Copf, Am Exp, Am Coal, Am D Tel, several railroads, banks, and utility issues with last prices and bid and asked figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Adams
Mack
Man Beach
Manhat el
MD Coal
St Ry
Mor & Es
Nash
C&st L
Ann Arbor
Ny&nj
Brunswick
North Am
Butterick C
Pac
C& SA T
Lo Do
Pac Mall
Chic & Apt
Peo & E
EI Pr
Pitts Coal
Les Chestp
Sl&sf
Consort
L & Sw Pf
Dm&fd
DSS G&a Ig
Ev &T H
Fed Mt & S&s
Rys & L
Fred Sug
Gen
UN Pac
Tn Cafe
Hock Val
I P&f
Ing-R Co
Iowa
Va-C
Cfse&em
Kiof
Lae
Vulear
Wabash
Wells-Fle & W
Wert Md
W Mfg
Lake Shore
W&lee
Long Island
Tou & N
Marine
Wis
Mackay Co
Twilsted
Boston
RL. Day & Co
Wall Street
Eies Berton
Jal & Keela
Fitch
Franklin
Colony
Granby
Monaw & Min
Mass
Tel & T
Wolverine
Atlantic Mn
Bhannen
Bingham
Utah
United Frult
American securities abroad market dull with small changes
London reports a quiet session in American securities with minor price moves. Notable closes include Anaconda, Atchison, Illinois Central, Reading, US Steel, and other issues. foreign money rates show modest discount and exchange levels in London Paris Berlin and consols and rentes quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London N
Anaconda
Atchison Canadian Ray
St Paul
Eerie
Llinois Central
Louis & Nash X Y Central
Pennsylvania
Reading Southern Ag Union Eae US Steel. Co
Okie Ares
Sevlin
Paris
Paris Exchange
Berlin Exchange
Bargold
Tis
Chicago Closing Stocks Summary
Chicago market page notes closing figures for American Central Diamond Match stock and preferreds, Kansas City Ry and L pref, Houth Packing, National Biscuit, Beards, Carbon, Subway and Commonwealth and Chicago Telephone series 1 and 2. Data appears fragmented with several percentages and annotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kan City
Ry & L
A Houth
National Hiscult ST Lip Geue
Ncn
Subway
Commonwealthve
Chicago Telephone
Aoe Bom
Foreign Government Securities Bid and Ask Varied
A garbled listing shows bids and asks for international government securities. Entries reference various European issues including Germany and Saxony notes, plus several unclear entities and ambiguous values.
Outside Securities Market Slips and Narrow Moves
Market activity in outside securities was light with prices confined to narrow ranges. Low priced mining issues fell 2c to 7c, Orphan Copper faced selling pressure and dropped about 2 points, North Butte Extension down 3c, La Rose Consolidated active with a new high at 6% cash ex dividend, and Standard Oil down 4% points as bonds stayed dull and steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphan Copper
North Butte
la Rose Consolidated
Standard Oil
Invest G2S Read The Wall Street Journal
Fragmentary OCR text mentions New York and October and investors but lacks coherent event details. The readable bits reference English and Scots participants and a boxed address at Box 45 but no clear action, date, or outcome to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL Invest
New York
Financial market notes and corporate dividends
Foreign houses were not active in the local market with prices firm in London. Copper and steel trends show limited buying and potential gains if demand rises post election. Treasury resumes silver purchases for coinage, and several firms announce dividends or capital changes including United States Rubber City Investment New York Produce Exchange Bank United Metals and Distillers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
R. G. Dun & Co
Treasury
United States Rubber Company
Frst
Seco
City Investment
City Investment Company
NEW York Produce Exchange Bank
United Metals
Amalgamated Copper Company
Distilling Company OF America
Iistilling Company of America
Distillers” Securities Corporation
Bherve
St Louis
Kansas City
St. Charles Bridge
Stock Exchange New Stock Exchange
Loew
Augustus S$ Kountze
New York Stock Exchange
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eonaro B. Suiza & Co
Pine Street
Southern Pacific System First Heritage Bonds
Ghiskglh & Chapmar
New York City
Schmidt & Gallatin
Investment
X.Y. Stock Exchange
Ili Broadway
Hepburn
New St
C & N. Western Ss
Union Gas
White Plains
Shewinigan Water & Pr. Is
Atl
John J. Watson, JR
Foreign Bank Returns
Money and Exchange
Jelphia Stocks
D. Berney & Co
South 4Th Street
Philael
Chari Street
Pfiedelphia
Pistia
Pyatla
Lake UN Corp
Union Traction
Tin Gas Imp Co
Lehigh
Welshach Co
Phila
Phila Co
THO
Los
Byer & Co
American Securities Abroad
Pia. Aske
Cerman
Vt v2 C
Cologne
Havarian
Munich
OSE Oy
Hersian
Sigeberry Ulig C
Augsburg
Saxony
Hamevig
Berlin
Wu Luvalex Govt
Franklin Trust Company
Montague Street
N.Y
Manhattan
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
William Street
Fifth Avenue
Lofdon
Bishopsgate St
Boulevard Hazcemac
Outside Securities
Industrial
Ing
Bay State Gar
Ind
United Cigar
Argonaut Con
Banner Mining
Nelf
Bonanza Creek
Brit Col Copper
Butte Coalition
Ose
Butte & NY
Obalt Central
Dominion Copper
Douglas Copper
Alin An
el Rayo
Nat
Florence
Foster Cabal
Furnace Crk Cop
Giroux Mining
Greene-Cananea
King Edward
Mason Valley
Butte
Sing
Searchlight M&m
Silver Queen
Stewart
Tonopah Belmont
Tonopah M
Tri-Buliion
Tayra Dev
United Copper
United Rico
Ttah G & C
Yukon
Red Hill
Penn Wyroming
Tonopah Mountain
Tidewo
Consolidated Exchange Sales
Car & Fury
Top & SF
Sita
Ralt
Ohio
Col Fuel & I
Col Southern
Imo XN
Pac Sa
Vennsyly
Ania
Rep Steel
Rock Island
Ibs Ath Southern Pac
Turner Southern Ry
Tenn Copper
Union Pac Mo
Hots Steel
Blue Belt
Gelefeld Flor
Tim Butter
Lone Star
Montana
Potosi
Standarg Ee
Tonopah
Serenena Ee
Tex
Wall Stress Journal
Valte Exploration & Developremt
Senate
York
Swartwout & Appenzellar
Aus Cane Co
Am Tel & Tel
Wegate Atlantic Coast Line
Balto & Ohio
U . Es Ches
Wee Chi & W Ind
Cece & St Lope
Ey Tee
Interborough RK TS
Wit
LS & Mich SS
Louis & Nash
Mich Cent
Iis
Minn & St L
Nyc&hrspd
Nor & West
Service Corp
M & So
Tinter Co
U & Rubber
West el & Mtg Co
Ang
Wie
Baltimore
Veo Senetick & Con
United Railway A
Seaboard
Maryland
Toronto
Stewarts No
McKintey-Dar
Buffalo
Cobst
Nipissing
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