Consolidated's Trading Volume Plummets 58.78% to 269th in Market Rankings

On June 23, 2025, Consolidated's trading volume reached 3.11 billion, marking a 58.78% decrease from the previous day. This placed it at the 269th position in the day's stock market rankings.

Con Edison reported over 7,000 customers without power on its online outage map. The extreme heat wave, which is expected to last through the middle of the week, has caused significant power outages in parts of Queens, Brooklyn, and Staten Island. Con Edison has taken precautions to avoid further outages, including reducing voltage to some customers to conserve energy. The estimated restoration time for the affected areas is 9 p.m.

The heat wave has also impacted outdoor graduation ceremonies in Paterson, New Jersey, where numerous individuals were treated for heat-related issues, leading to the cancellation of an afternoon ceremony. Schools in Newark have implemented early dismissals to mitigate the effects of the extreme heat.

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) has deployed temperature sensors to ensure air conditioning is functioning properly in all subway cars. As of Monday afternoon, there were no reports of "hot cars" or trains out of service. The MTA is taking proactive measures to address any potential heat-related issues.

As voters head to the polls for the primary election on Tuesday, city leaders have advised voting outside peak heat times. The Office of Emergency Management has prepared contingencies, including the delivery of water and industrial-sized fans to polling locations, and has coordinated with utility crews to respond to any outages.

Cooling centers have been opened across the Tri-State area to provide relief from the extreme heat. These centers are available in various locations, including libraries, community centers, and senior centers. Residents are encouraged to seek shelter in these cooling centers to avoid heat-related illnesses.