Market report of yesterday and year to date figures
Summary of yesterday activity in New York and Boston stocks with totals and top movers. Includes volumes by exchange, year to date totals, gains and losses on key issues, and call and time money rates in both markets. Highlights Reading American Zinc Calumet & Hecla Underwood Typewriter New Haven.
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New York
Boston
Reading
Underwood Typewriter
Calumet & Hecla
New Haven
Ewes
Eee
Ewer
Eeee
Boston Clearings
Bankers Sterling
Eee En Ewes
Market reacts to foreign tensions amid late June fluctuations
New York stocks edged through a mixed session as Berlin and London influenced prices. Copper supplies narrowed with May demand up, while tobacco stocks led gains among legging shares. Time money eased and banks eyed week’s end liquidity amid uneven bond activity.
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New York
London
Berlin
Germany
Paris
Italy
Belgium
Copper Producers’ Association
United States Supreme Court
Commerce Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
American
Leggett & Meyers
Lorillard
American Tobacco
American Beet Sugar
American Sugar
U. SS
Boston curb market shows unsettled prices and notable shifts
The Boston curb market saw active trading and fluctuating quotes with Laramie near 60 cents, Majestic slipping from 68 to 60 cents, Calaveras edging up to 21 5 16 cents, Butte Central at 67 to 68 cents, United Verde Extension rising to 48 cents, and Bay State Gas around 28 1 2 cents amid broader price movement.
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Laramie
Butte Central
Calaveras
Bay State Gas
Majestic
United Verde Extension
Bingham Ore En
Cong
Cortez
Ely
Douglas
Copper market session boosts zinc and coal shares in Boston
Traders awaited the Copper Producers report and sold to lock in gains after recent rises. Amalgamated slipped from 73.8 to 86.375, while American Zinc surged from 29.25 to 31.25 on active trading. Pond Creek Coal hit a new high near 19.75, Island Creek rose to 59.34, Butte & Superior reached 45.38, Calumet & Hecla set a new 1912 peak, and United Shoe continued steady buying. overall market tone remained firm.
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Boston
Amalgamated
American Zinc
Pond Creek
Island Creek
Hayden-Stone
Butte & Superior
Calumet & Hecla
United Shoe
West T & T
Ahmeek
Algomah
Eereoe
Allouez
Arizona
Atlantic Gulf
Bos & Albany
Boston & Corbin
Bos & Lowell
Bos
Butte Ballak
Butte & Sup
Cal & Arizona
Cal & Hecla
Dea
Centennial
Ea Ca
Boston Land
East Butte
Edison Elec
Fitchburg Pf
Inspiration
Mason Valley
Nevada
North Butte
North Lake
Texas
Pond Ork Coal
Pullman Co
Quincy
Ray Consol
Ewes
Reece
Hole
St Mary's
Shattuck-Arizoo
Debe Sup & Bos
Swift & Co
Tamarack Eee
Torrington
Trinity ‘Tuolumne
Union Land
Union Pac. Eee
United Fruit
Do Fee Ee
U S Steel
Utah Apex
Utah Consol Wee
Utah Cop Co
Vt & Mass
Victoria Eeweeee
New York Curb Report Improvised Lax Figures
Local note records unclear figures with multiple numbers and codes. The fragment lists monetary and percentage values tied to names Braden Cop Insp Cop Mason Vales and places N St with 4s ws, suggesting a garbled accounting or citation. The exact context and outcomes are not discernible from the OCR snippet.
Grain Markets Show Firm, Active Trading Amid Mixed Wheat Outlook
Yesterday’s grain markets ran firm and active as rains in winter wheat states were lighter than expected. Forecasters see unsettled conditions. however buying for the continent and English markets supported Chicago prices. Old wheat draws attention as traders expect scarcity pending new-crop movement.
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Chicago Mart
Copper and tin market activity on New York Metal Exchange
Trading remained nominal with copper prices unchanged while tin rose, and lead and spelter steady. Copper futures showed marginal bids and asks. London closes report copper at £79 2s 6d futures and £83 15s best. Tin and lead quoted firm. London tin spot £207 10s and lead £17 7s 6d.
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New York Metal Exchange
Seecvek Oe
Cscere
Cookson
London
Cotton Markets Sees Strong Trend With Upturn in New Crop
The cotton market yesterday showed strength despite Liverpool prices, with heavy rainfall in the eastern belt and persistent buying for long and short accounts. Activity focused on new crop months, advancing about nine points as leading spot houses sold in the upturn, then slight near end easing while prices remained firm.
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Liverpool
Copper Production and Market Forecast in May Report
The Copper Producers' Statement for May shows a further drop of 15,450,886 pounds in U S copper stock, with domestic deliveries and exports hitting new highs. Prices rose, shares advanced, and the report notes a firmer copper outlook despite producer fears of a runaway market and discusses bonds, rail regulation, and corporate troubles including Missouri Pacific and tobacco stocks.
May Department Stores to Hold Stock Increase Vote
Stockholders of the May Department Stores will meet in New York on June 27 to vote on raising capital from 20 million to 23.5 million dollars and boosting preferred stock from 5 million to 8.25 million.
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May Department
New York
London to issue 4 million pounds New Zealand bonds at 99
Bond market notes list long string of bids for municipal and state securities. West Park Chicago seeks 1 million dollars of 4 percent park bonds, Watertown Massachusetts offers a 50 000 temporary loan, Cochran Ga seeks 20 000 school bonds, Essex Mass divides notes over five years, Columbiana County Ohio road bonds, Dorchester Md high school bonds, Laclede County Mo road bonds, Pennsylvania Railroad equipment certificates, Schenectady City public market and culvert bonds, Passaic and Niagara Falls school and market house bonds, Paris Township and Marlboro Township Ohio township bonds. Sealed bids with required certified checks where noted.
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Park Commissioners of
West Park
Chicago
W. P. Beckwith
School Board of
Dorchester
County
John N. Meyers
Schenectady
N. Y
Thomas H. Hogan
Niagara Falls
New York State Bonds Awarded in Competitive Sale
State Controller Lohmer opened 134 bids totaling 25.95 million dollars for three classes of 4 percent bonds. Average prices ranged from 100.045 to 103 with class one at 100.16. Major bidders included American Exchange National Bank and Equitable Trust Company. The issue aimed at canal, highway and terminal projects was over subscribed by 9.38 million, while prices stayed just above par to comply with legal limits.
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New York State
New York City
Lohmer
New York
American Exchange National Bank
Equitable Trust Company
Immigrants & Industrial Savings Bank
Seasongood & Haas
National City Bank
Erie, Champlain & Oswego
Cayuga and
Senaca
Saratoga State Reservation
Livingston Company
Sutro Bros
Istabrook & Co
Lawyers’ Title & Insurance Trust Company
Rhoades & Co
Westchester County National Bank
Clarke, Dodge & Co
Newberger, Henderson & Loeb
Central National Bank, Buffalo
R. L. Day & Co
New York Trust Company
Fisk & Robinson
United States Mortgage Company
Onondaga Savings Bank
Blake Bros
Mackay & Co
Mutual Trust Company
H. I. Nichols & Co
C. C. Harrison & Co
Philadelphia
Bond & Goodwin
Trade activity accelerates in dry goods and leather markets
R G Dun weekly review notes quicker trade movement with rising bank clearings and railroad earnings, though May commercial failures show weakness against prior years. Dry goods demand up aided by good weather. cotton goods dull at first but shipments rise. Leather and hide markets show strength despite high raw material values.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Bradstreet’s Review New York State of Trade Signals Optimism
Bradstreet’s could report improved final distributive trade driven by better weather and crop progress. Retail gains focus in large cities. country districts lag due to late planting. Iron and steel near max production, building trades up, coal demand improves. Bank clearsings rise, failures decline. wheat and corn exports up vs last year. Trade notes Montreal weather hampers activity. overall mood hopeful with future expenditures likely to spur trade.
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New York
Bradstreet
United States
Canada
Telegraph
Bradstreet’s
Pacific
Montreal
Dividends Declared by Major Firms This Quarter
Manhattan Railway Company declares quarterly 1 3/4 percent guaranteed by Interboro Rapid Transit Company payable July 1 to stock of record June 15. Union Switch & Signal Co. pays 3 percent common and 8 percent preferred quarterly, July 10. records June 29. Westinghouse Air Brake Co. offers 2 1/2 percent regular, 1 1/2 percent extra, 1 percent special, all due July 10. books close June 29 reopen July 11. The William Carter Co. declares 1 1/2 percent preferred payable June 15 to record June 6. Dorchester Trust Co. semi-annual 3 percent payable June 15 to record June 1. American Beet Sugar Co. regular 1 1/2 percent preferred payable July 1 to record June 21.
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Manhattan Railway Company
Interboro Rapid Transit Company
Union Switch & Signal Co
Westinghouse Air Brake Company
William Carter Company
Dorchester Trust Company
American Beet Sugar Company
Calendar for Today Books Close Am Pneumatic Service
Calendar notes show books close in the morning and a pneumatic service scheduled for the meeting. Details are sparse in the fragment, but entries refer to timing and maintenance tasks.
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