Philadelphia Stock Market Report Drops and Buoys
Stocks shown a mixed day with narrow trading and a buoyant tone linked to New York. Electric Company of America fell to a new low before rallying, United Gas Improvement rose on tax news, and Electric Storage Battery climbed over 3 points. Reading Issues and railroad stocks remained strong amid continued demand. Cambria Steel warrants advanced while Consolidated Lake Superior preferred plummeted.
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New York
Electric Company of America
A. Loudon Snowden
United Gas
House of the Dill
Gas Corporation
Pittsburg Street Railway
Union
Messrs
Widener and Elkins
Philadelphia Company
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Reading
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lehigh Valley
Southern
First National Bank
Cambria
Lake Superior
Eelle
Nias Fon Pitt
Insurant Electriec Storage Go. of
North America
Wnt Valley
OM National
Il Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadeiphia Company
Philadelphia Electric
United Traction Tee
United States Steel
Wack Iron & Steel
Eevee Eens
West Jersey & Southern
News Notes of the Day on Finance and Rail Linkups
The American Linseed Oil Company plans to pay off its 6000 mortgage. Charleston reports Senator Elkins seeks to acquire coal properties for the Morgan syndicate. Roach and Gurley of Union Traction Co in New York discuss property interests. Experts’ accounts postpone statements until next week. Sharon, Pa plans 75000 fewer bonds. Wilkinsburg votes July 23 on 25000 for fire dept. York considers 30000 for same. London market strong with brokers buying 20000 shares, led by Ison, Union Pacific, and St Paul. Choctaw and Northern Railroad fronts 12500 per mile for 5 per cent bonds due 1951, with Girard Trust. United States Steel dividend decision slated for Tuesday, no gimmicks. Kuhn, Loeb & Co and Vermeer active in money market. near-term rates 7-8 per cent. Vermeer loans at 6 per cent to steady rates.
Gossip of the Street Bids, deals, and steel stock moves noted
Treasury bought 3 percent bonds at 1089 acres of coal land change hands in Myette county for 400. American Locomotive plans 2 000 locomotives yearly. Stambaugh buys coal land in West Virginia. Government revenues on internal revenue customs and miscellaneous reported. Consolidated Rubber Tire cuts capital stock, Southern Railway preferred retirement rumored. Pennsylvania Railroad comments on steel rail orders and vendor mills. Revenue stamp redemption method outlined. W P Hirst leads coal deal in Kingwood West Virginia.
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Consolidated Rubber Tire Company
Money rates steady with limited short term activity
Money on call remains nominal at six percent while time money this week is restricted. A few loans at four percent for all periods. Mercantile paper shows little movement as merchants withhold until after July 1. Domestic money rates unchanged with open market indicators from Baltimore Philadelphia and Chicago showing slight variations. Gold with Bank of England at £409,000. Frankfort discount down one sixteenth. Continental centers report open market and bank rates via telegraphic dispatches.
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Mercantile
London
Bank of England
Frankfort
Evening Post
Dividends Declared By Banks and Firms
First National Bank declares 5 percent dividend payable monthly. Centennial National Bank offers semi annual 5 percent on demand. Parrot Mining Company sets 1.50 dollar quarterly dividend payable July 29 with July 19 record. Reece Buttonhole Machine Company 2 percent quarterly dividend paid July 15 with July 5 record. Milwaukee and Chicago Brewers Limited 2 percent preferred dividend payable August 1. Bigelow Car Company 2.50 per share dividend payable July 10 with July 28 record. United States Trust Company of Boston 4 percent semi annual dividend payable July 1 with June 28 record.
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Centennial National Bank
Parrot Mining Company
Steek
Reece Buttonhole Machine Company
Milwaukees
Chicago Brewers, Limited
Bigelow Car Company
United States Trust Company
Boston
Parame
SPECIE EXPORTS AND IMPORTS IN NEW YORK WEEKLY BALANCE
Exports of gold from New York for the week ending yesterday totaled 200,000 dollars with silver at 953,907 dollars mostly in bare to London. Since January 1 gold exports reached 28,034,605 dollars and silver 25,801,000 dollars, above last year’s figures. Imports of gold at New York week were 43,439 dollars and silver 16,792 dollars, mainly from Mexico and Central America, with yearly totals to date gold 1, and silver 1,557,783 dollars versus 1,353,780 gold and 2,045,318 silver for the same period in 1890.
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New York
Custom House
London
Mexico
Central America
New York Imports Reported At Custom House This Week
New York import figures for dry goods and general merchandise were released from the Custom House this week. Comparisons with last week and the same week a year ago are provided, showing changes in value across major categories.
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New York
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New York Stock Market and Bond Activity Report
The report notes that stock market strength was strong with prices rising to high day levels, aided by favorable bank statements and investment demand. It highlights advances in Baltimore and Ohio, St Paul, Northwest, Rock Island, and others, plus broker activity from Morgan, Vanderbilt, Standard Oil and Keene. London opened irregular but bought into the advance.
Stock market volatility linked to banks and July outlook
New York reports traders awaiting next week's bank statement with expectations of improvement. Banks build reserves as loans and deposits fall. surplus rises to 8.49 million. July disbursements forecast record high. government checks for debt interest and pensions loom. Steel, cotton goods, and overseas gold inflows influence week’s tone. dividend rumor on United States Steel.
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the Sun
The
Stock Exchange
Seventh National Bank
California
United States
Sub-Treasury
Seattle
Australia
United States Steel Corporation
Connellsville
Market rises on professional brokers despite Stock Exchange setback
Professional operators dominated today’s stock market sending prices higher with confidence that the money market will advance next week as funds for half year dividends are arranged. News of the Stock Exchange house closing weighed but the settlement progress eased fear. Corn market remained active with reports of a recovering crop. Illinois rose 3% St Paul 8% and Rock Island posted gains.
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New York
Stock Exchange House
Ihs
Illinois
St. Paul
Rock
New York Closing Prices Reported For Yesterday and Friday
Closing bid and asked prices on yesterday’s stock market, with those of Friday, are listed. The data presents the day’s levels for key securities and reflects market activity across major exchanges.
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Yestersday
Stock Market Turbulence Leaves Investors Cautious
Market closed quiet after heavy week of stock liquidations tied to bank failures and exchange leverage. Large loans and new securities of minor classes amplified uncertainty while creditors scrutinize collateral and creditworthiness amid lingering fears of a broader downturn.
Financial Review Reports $16,37 Loans Secured
The financier's review notes a statement indicating loans totaling 16,37 with details on security and repayment status. The report outlines adjustments, interest implications, and potential impacts on liquidity for the period observed.
Weekly Banking Fallout Signals Liquidation and Cash Drain
The week saw liquidation in progress and elimination of about 4 million dollars of Seventh National Bank loans. Cash fell by 992,700 with the prior week’s cash 1,335,400, and a 1.8 million dollar early Treasury payment by Chicago and Northwestern affected receipts. Deposits declined 11,442,200, partly due to Seventh National losses, with circulation down 251,700 from missing 200,300 of Seventh National. Despite disturbances, the outlook remains favorable amid dividend payouts and incoming Alaska gold, forecasting further fund shifts reflected in upcoming statements.
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Seventh National Bank
Venth National
Sub-Treasury
Treasury
Chicago and Northwestern
Sioux City and Pacific Railroad
Seventh National
Alaska
New York Market Muttered Quiet Trading in Outside Securities
New York stock activity remained subdued on June 20 with a generally firm tone and fractional price moves. Trading in St Louis Transit common rose to 27 with about 50 shares changing hands, Seaboard Airline and American Locomotive showed limited activity, while Consolidated Tobacco and Electric Boat issues moved little amid small bond dealings and minor price shifts.
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New York
St. Louis
I. Hudson
Seaboard
Consolidated Tobacco Tours
Dea
New York Bank Statement Changes of the Week
Today's New York Associated Banks returns show Seventh National's prior totals of 4 407 100 in loans 5 712 400 in deposits 557 700 in specie and 777 700 in legal tenders eliminated from this week's figures.
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NEW York Bank
New York
New York Associated Banks
Renee Reess
Pere Renee
Unlisted securities closing quotations mixed by street oddity
Closing quotations for unlisted securities show scattered bid and ask figures across multiple streets and companies. Entries include various road and railroad concerns with prices around 98 to 110, reflecting erratic market activity and fragmented listings.
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