Improvement in the Stock Market
Total stock market activity shows 808 957 shares traded in the day versus 282 493 a year earlier. From January 1 to September 2 the volume stands at 131 112 925 shares, down from 151 881 738 in the prior period. Unlisted.
Stockholders Meeting for National Bank of North America
Notice to shareholders of the National Bank of North America in New York seeking an October 21 meeting at 10 a m at 43 Exchange Place. Purpose to elect officers and decide asset delivery or continue receivership under federal acts. Signed by Comptroller Lawrence Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank of North America
New York
Charles A. Hanna
New York City
Congress
Sanke and Banks
National
Government Bonds Yesterdays Closing Quotations
Government bond prices closed with modest gains across maturities as traders noted thin turnover and light new issuance. Dealers cited slight demand from domestic institutions and modest easing in yields amid cautious trading.
Stock Market Recovery Extends Gains Amid London Boost
Market gains continued after Tuesday with initial prices about up from the prior day as London quotations spurred heavy buying. Analysts cite short covering and repurchases by large holders with a firm finish and widespread advances though some sectors slipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reading
Hill
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Chicago Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Wall Street
Bryan
Taft
American Securities Abroad Market Summary
London trading shows strong demand for U S securities with gains in most issues. Key closings include Atchison 5 8, Anaconda 42 40 1, US Steel 44 43, and Pennsylvania at 118 120 with slight declines. Foreign money rates show call money in London at 14 15-16 pct and Berlin Paris discounts around 31-21 pct. Paris exchange on London at 25 francs 11 centimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville & Nashville
Allis-Chalmers Con Eences
Ba Marine Pr
Kan
Tex
American Hide & Leath
Missouri Pacific
National Biscuit
Newhouse & Steeeeweeeweee
New York Air Brake
New York Central
New York
Chicago & St. Louis
New Haven & Hart
Anaconda States
Ontario
West
Atchison
Norfolk & Western Ae
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Central of New_Jersey
Republic Iron & Steel
O. Ip
Chesapeake & Ohio
Republic Iron & Steel Pr Secones
Chicago Great Western
Rock Island Et cc
Rock Island _ pr
Ohio Great Western Pr. B
Chic
Mil. St P
Southern Railroad Eee
Ier & St P. Ctts
Southern Railroad
Wee
Chi & Northwestern
Tennessee Copper
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Texas & Pacific
Colorado Southern
Texas & Pacific Land Trust
Third Avenue Railroad
Bhp
Toledo Railways & Lightseseee Sh Se
Consolidated Gas
Toledo, St. Louis & Western
Toledo
St. Louis & West
Union P. Cenes
Comstock Tunnel
United Railway Invest
Delaware & Hudso
Oe S. Cast Iron Pipe & Fo
Lack & West
United States Rubber
Distilling Securities
U. Rubber
United States Steel
Erie
Utah
General E. A
Virginia Iron C. & Case
Great Northern Pr
Wabash Pr
Great Northern
Bay
Western Union Telegraph
Big
Ilinois Central
Westinghouse Mfg
Interborough-Metropolitan
Wheeling & Lake Erie
International Harvester
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ist
International Pump
Wisconsin Centr
Kansasity & Southern
Kansas City & Southern
Wisconsin Central Pr
Long Island
London
T Paul
Centra
Louis & Nash
Y Central
Pennsylvania
Union Pac
US Steel
Berlin
Paris
Paris Exchange
Berlin Exchange
Adams
Skcfis&mpf
Ke & DM
Pe & Am Can
EDB& W
Lake Shore
Marine Pf
Mackay Cos
Agrtw
Lins
MD Coal
St Ry
Midh Cent
Mk& St L
Mk&topf
Mor & Es
Nash & Ch
Nat Bispf
Nen& Stp
Am Supf
Ate
NY Dock
INYL
Nor Amer
Peo & East
Pcc&stl
Gwdeb
Quicksilver. Ly - C & N
Cstpm&o
R_R Secur
Ry Stl Sp
Rw& Ee
Ccc &&Tl
CF &I
D&rg
Dme&ftd
Sears—Ropt
Det United
Sloss-Sh Pf
Dss&a
So Pac
City RT
Fed M&s
U Ry
Uscip&fpf
Wand RR
Ing Rand
Wabash
Wells F
Ace West Md
Allis-Chalmers
Am Car & Fury
Anaconda Copper
Top & SF
Ealt & Ohio
Brooklyn RT. A
Mil & St P
Col Fuel
Col Southern
Lo Dist Securities
Gt Northern Pref
Illinois Central
K & Tex
Mo Pacific
TSN
Central
Rock Island
Southern R
Southern Pact
Union Pacific
Steel
Lo Wees
Wisconsin Central
Foreign government securities bid and ask quotes
A compact listing of international and German state securities with bid and ask figures. Includes German con 3s, Bavarian, Hessian, Saxony, Hamburg, C of Munich, C of Augsburg, C of Berlin, and Mexican government 5s with respective price percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cologne
Munich
Hessian
Augsburg
Saxony
Hamburg
Berlin
Bond Market Sale Receives Wide Range of Securities
The listing shows numerous bonds and notes from US and international issuers with varied grades and yields. Highlights include Inter-Met 4s, Cuba Rep 5s, Reading Gen 4s, and Westinghouse 5s among many others. Total bonds advertised amount to $3,156,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacco
Cuba
Sacco Do
Nccocereses
US Steel
Erie
S &Ms
H&l
Tel & Tel
K & Ok
Doontyg&elh & P
Utah & Nor
Amu Oenaie Ae Hs
Inactive NYSE Stocks Show No Yesterday Trading
Last actual sales and closing quotations for several stocks on the New York Stock Exchange show no transactions yesterday. The report lists bid and asked figures for numerous issues including Adams Ex, Am Can, Am Tel, Lake Shore, Marine, and many others with varying price levels and preferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Money Market and Exchange Rates on Call and Time
Money on call opened at 1 percent with closing 1.1 percent. Time money dull. 60 days 2 percent. 90 days 2 3 percent. four months 3 percent. five to seven months 3 3 percent. Mercantile paper slow. rates 4 percent for sixty to ninety days indorsed bills. higher for longer. Foreign exchange opened steady, cables around 4.8695, demand sterling about 4.8655, then slight decline. Bank rates show varied discounts. domestic exchange notes mixed. Bank clearings cited for New York, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia. Silver price 52 cents bar. Mexican dollars 45 cents. Government receipts show daily and year-to-date totals. Sub-Treasury debtor balance recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ale
Bay State Gas
Manhat Transit
Ind St
SERRE
Standard Olive
Chicago Subway
Alaska Mines
Argonaut Con
Banner
Atlanta Goldfi
Ariz Smelt
Ing
salerland-Ely_ ee
Davis-Daly Estate
Dia Black Butte
Atlanta
Dominion Copper
Belcher
Tely
Blue Bell
Florence
Foster Cobalt
Comstock
Chollar O
Goldfield
Mex Explore
Miami Copper
Mines Co
McKin-Darragh
Moose Horn
North Butte
Nevada
Utah
NY Cod Leasing
SOO Nipisscing M
New York
Wyoming
Ile
Ind Gas
Jackson Gas Ss
An City Gas
Red Hill
Mad
Red Top Leasing
Mutual
Bingham
Buffalo Gas
Stewart St
Paterron & P G
Pg&cc
Pitts Con Gas
Union Mines
Tayra Dev Pref
Denver Gas
Ado Ist Se
United Copper
St J Gas
St P Gcm
Utah G &Éc
St le & Tr Ss
Yukon
Central Fdy
Con Steamship
Mercantile Paper
Boston
Chicago
San Francisco
New Orleans
Charleston
Philadelphia
London
Madrid
Lisbon
Washington
Noria
Sub-Treasury
Clearing House
Bowling Green Trust Co Officers and Directors Listed
Bowling Green Trust Co of New York at 26 Broadway announces its officers led by Edwin Gould as President and William H. Taylor as first Vice President. The list includes Charles P. Armstrong as second Vice President, John A. Hilton as third Vice President and Treasurer, William M. Laws as Secretary, with a large roster of directors such as Charles P. Armstrong, Frank Brainard, Harry Bronzer, Franklin Q. Brown, Robert C. Clowry, Edmund C. Converse, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Baker
Edgar Aston
Bank of Manhattan Co
N. Biatreee
Samuel G. Bayne
George W. Perkin
Seaboard National Bank
J. P. Morgan & Co
Edwin M. Bulkley
William H Porter
Spencer Trask & Co
Chemical National Bank
James G. Cannon
Daniel G Red
Fourth National Bank
Liberty National Bank
Dmund C. Converse
EDWARD F. _SWINNEY
Henry P. Davison
First National Bank
Kansas City
John F. Thompson
Walter FE. Frew
Corn Exchange Bank
Gilbert G. Thorne
Frederick T. Haskell
National Park Bank
N. T
Illinois Trust & Savings Bank
Edward Townsend
A. BARTON_ HEPBURN
Meresident
Chase National Bank
Gallatin National Bank
Edward F. C. Young
Gates W. McGarrar
Mechanics’ National Bank
Jersey City
Bowling Green Trust Co
Broadway
New York
Edwin Gould
William H. Taylor
Chas. P. Armstrong
John A. Hilton
3D V.pres. & Treas
William M. Laws
Charles P. Armstron
Frank Brainard
Harry Bronzer
Ranklin Q. Brown
Robert C. Clowry
Edmund C. Converse
Wm. Nelson Cromwell
P. C. Costello
Grenville M. Dodge
A. Goepel
Frank J. Gould
Outside Securities Budge Upward as Market Tone Improves
The market for outside securities shows a brighter tone with sharp recoveries and prices rising above prior highs. Standard Oil gains 10 points while Chicago Subway climbs 4 points, and Standard Milling stronger especially the preferred up 3. Cumberland Ely irregular with mixed moves across miners while bonds remain quiet but steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Chicago Subway
Standard Milling
Cumberland-Ely
Goldfield Consolidated
Greene- Cananea
Miami
Nevada Consolidated
United Copper
United Rice
Yukon
Nevada
Utah
McKinley-Darragh
British Columbia
Foreign trading and dividends in the market summary
Foreign houses bought about 35 000 shares with few sales as markets shifted. Dividends declared include Buffalo Mines 3 percent regular, Dairy Men's Manufacturing 8 percent, Equitable Trust 3 percent, Electric Storage Battery 0.5 percent, New York and New Jersey Telephone 1 1/2 percent, Standard Milling 1 1/2 percent and 1 percent extra on preferred. Distillers' Securities Corp dividend expected at 1 percent. Seaboard mortgage interest may be in default October 1. Cotton movement shows rising accumulations in interior towns with varied receipts and shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central OF Georgia Railway Company
Metropolitan Trust Company
Wall Street
New York City
Lst
New York Stock Exchange
New York
R. Walter Levy
Frederic WM. Scott
Walter P. Gardner
London
Paris
Berlin
Buffalo Mines Company
Dairymen's Manufacturing Company
Equitable Trust Company
Electric Storage Battery Company
New York and
New Jersey Telephone Company
Standard Milling Company
Seaboard Air Line Railroad Company
Mexican Central
Boston
Mexican Central Railway Company
Distillers’ Securities Corporation
Distillers’ Securities C
Amelca
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
United States Press Company
Western Union Company
Memphis
Megusta
Houston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Guaranty Trust Company of
Nassau Street
Trust Department
Lincoln Trust Co
American Surety Co
Nassau Bank
State Bank
Clinton Gilbert
Wall ST
Carlisle & CO
N. x
Denver & Northwestern
Rome
Watertown
Ogdensburg
Lack. & Western International Time Recording
NEW Jersey Zinc Union Ferry International Nickel Securities
Babcock
Wilcox
Frederic H. Hatch
Broad Street
Telephone
Fred’k
LA Rose
Ely Goldfield
CON
MeAers Peer
Nipissing &Greene
J. Thomas Reinhardt
Broad St
N. Y
Art
American Woolen Company
Guaranty Trust Co. of
New
York
WM. H. Dwelly, JR
Mass
United Fruit Company
State Street
Charles A. Hubbard
la Rose Consolidated Mines Company
D. A. Dunlap
the National Park Bank of New York
Maurice H.ewer
Cashier
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Wm.r Driver
City OF New York
Proximo
Charles H. Patterson
Garfield National Bank
Twenty-third St. & Sixth Ave
W. L. Douglass
Lawrence
Murray
U. S
American Securities Abroad
Foreign Government
Industrial
Consolidated Exchange Sales
Money and Exchange
Germany
Reichsmarks A
Francisees
Belgium
Frances
Switzerland
France
Holland
Guilders
Ee Ceecerse
Bankers Trust
E.co
J. Thompson
T.W. Lamont
Vas
B. Strong Jr. Secy
George J. Gould
Edward T. Jeffery
Winslow S. Pierce
Morton F. Plant
Dick S. Ramsay
Frederick B. Schenck
Andrew Squire
John P. Truesdell
E. F. C. Young
the Trust Company OF America
Colonial
Gresham St
ERBO
Rust CO
Fifth Ave
Sd Ave
Sicon
Outside Securities
Ferry Companies
Brooklyn Ferry
Union Ferry
Ye&er
Jos
L. Darby
Shire
Rochester
Toronto
Stewart & Locwoods
Exchange Place
Buffalo
McKinney-Dar
Cobalt Lake
Cobalt
New Temiskam 'Sim
Nipissing Nova Scotia
Crown
Peterson Lake
Foster
Silver Leaf Green
Meehan
Kerr Lake
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