Woman's World seeks investors in 9 percent preferred stock
An advertising drive for the Chicago based Woman's World promotes 9 per cent preferred stock to finance expansions. It claims strong profits from its large circulation of eight million and a high advertising rate while detailing recent sales of over 2500000 of preferred stock and plans for continued growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Woman's World
Chicago
Coplea& Bell
Ee Currier Publishing Company
Woman's World
Treasury
Mansey’s
Ladies’ Home Journal
Woman’s World
Currier Publishing Seeks Investors in Preferred Shares
George H. Currier of Currier Publishing urges purchase of 9 percent fully paid preferred shares at 55 with a bonus of half a common share per preferred. After August 16 price changes and a stock bonus follow. Some investors can pay monthly. dividends promised, with common stock expected to rise. Largest shareholders include Chicago businessmen investing substantial sums after due diligence.
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Chicago
Market sees Union Pacific top NY shares as United States Steel leads
Becca notes Union Pacific surpasses United States Steel in market activity as steel trades dominate two days on the New York Stock Exchange. UP soars to new highs amid rumors of dividend increases and asset segregation talks, while U S Steel gains briefly to a record before profit taking dulls the advance.
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New York
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Stock Exchange
Union Pacific Treasury
Comon
Southern Pacific
Market and rail updates highlight mixed signals across industry
Ticker talk notes B and O seeking nearly ten million dollars in news equipment. Taft states Republicans pledge downward revision. Pittsburg P C strike disturbances persist. Dun and Bradstreet flag rising consumption and steady volume. Montreal reports Grand Trunk and G T Pacific eye Allan Line purchase. Western Maryland stockholders asked to pay zero a share under plan. Steel orders remain strong despite seasonally dull period. St Pauls reports seven percent dividend cover. Idle cars down by over two hundred sixty thousand. Tin plate strikes continue. Bank losses on currency move total eight point seven million. Cast iron pipe runs eight percent capacity. Chairman Miller denies Wabash pact rumors. Industrials rise and railroads advance.
Financial markets push back against expected bank reserve drop
The Financier notes that despite large gold exports to Argentina and $9,000,000 of public withdrawals, the New York bank statement showed a cash gain of $1,850,100 with an actual cash increase of $2,005,800. Interior deposits added about $6,000,000 offsetting gold withdrawals, while loans rose by about 4.65 million. Average deposits fell $2.86 million and actual deposits dropped $7.55 million. actual reserves declined to $83,911,225.
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New York
Argentina
Seed Prices Reported From Toledo Market
In Toledo on July 17 market notes list Cloverseed cash and futures at 7.10 for Octobed December and March 7.17, No 2 at 6.156, No.3 at 36 with 5.50 rejected and no Brade at 4. Timothy Prime 20, Alsike Prime 7.90 and August 10.
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Toledo, CO
Timothy
Alsike
Money on Call and Bond Markets From New York and Boston
New York money on call nominal and time loans firmer with rates shown for 60 90 and 180 day terms. Sterling exchange strong with banker bills bid prices around 485.95 to 495.90 for 60 day bills and 487.05 to 497.40 for demand. Government and railroad bonds steady to firm. Boston reports money at money rates per cent with varied bond quotations across railroads utilities and major corporations including Atchison Massachusetts Electric United Fruit United Shoe Machinery and U S Steel with mixed pref and common shares.
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New York
Prime Mercantiles
Sterling Exchange
c.Megican
Boston
Mass
Atchison
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Boston Elevated
Fitchburg
Union Pacific
American Arge. Chemical
American Pneumatic Tube
American Sugar
American Telephone and Telegraph
American Woolen
Dominion Iron and Steel
Hdison Electric Illuminating
General Electric
Massachusetts Electric
Massachusetts Gas
United Fruit
United Shoe Machinery
United States Steel
U. S. Printing
Cincinnati Gas
Cin. & Ham, Trac
Sathares Kroger 2A
9Ehares Inc
Columbus Ry
Gas and Electric
St. Improvement
Youngstown
London
Glasgow
Belfast
Esse Ds Agemageee
Eaneveass
Paria
Paris
Diosease eSk
Man
Coffee futures steady with light demand in New York
Coffee futures opened quiet with small gains and no new features as coverings supported prices. Holiday quieting cables from Havre and abroad left markets largely unchanged. Local session closed quiet to modestly higher with 11 000 bags traded including July at 7.05 and December 5 450. Most activity moved from August to May by 60 points. Spot markets remained mild with Rio No 7 7 5 a T percent, Santos 9 cents, Cordova 9 1 2 percent.
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New York
Ing
Havre
Rio No
Santos
Cordova
New Orleans
Liverpool
Texas
Tesey
Bears
Ordina
Aioe
Sania Ta
Middlin
Stony
New Ork
Imports and Exports at New York Port Week Summary
Imports of merchandise and dry goods at the port of New York for the week ending July 10 valued at 15,430,054 dollars. Imports of specie for the port of New York through today total 127,706 dollars in silver and 106,142 dollars in gold. Exports of specie from the port through today amount to 2,748,000 dollars in gold and 1,245,908 dollars in silver.
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New York
Foreign Bourses Show Firm Prices Across Cities
Paris stocks closed firm with three per cent rentes at 97f. London exchange at 57 Wes for checks. Berlin lights kept a good tone with exchange at 4% for checks. Money rate at three per cent and private discount at 2 percent.
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Paris
London
Berlin
New York Mining Prices Quick Snapshot
New York July 17 report lists prices for mining shares and bonds. Alice 1.90 Brunswick con .05 Comstock Tunnel stock .24 Comstock Tunnel bonds .21 Con. Cal. and Ve. .68 Horn Silver .80 Iron Silver 1.40 Leadville con. .04 Little Chief .07 Mexican .95 Ontario 3.25 Ophir 1.20 Standard 1.55 Yellow Jacket .75.
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New York
Brunswick Con
Comstock Tunnel
Leadville
Ontario
Merger talk and plant reopening headline from Cincinnati
The report notes a proposed merger of telephone and telegraph interests in New York City and mentions American graph and Telephone Company stock in a Cincinnati concern. It also covers Pfai Manufacturing Surgery reopening its new plant at Menton and Huston avenues Norwood with flag raising and balloon ascensions. N E Davis of the commerce and labor department visited Cincinnati and chaired Chamber of Commerce events after touring Europe and planning a South American trip.
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New York City
Ee Big Eg
Ss Gevonding
Cincinnati
Bell ‘Phone Company
Otis American’ Graph and Telephone Company
Pfai
Menton and
Huston Avenues
Norwood
Reading Road
Feaures
Department of Commerce ‘and Labor
Washington
Charles B
Murrae
Chamber of Commerce
South America
Cotton market fluctuations reflect bullish Texas drought relief hopes
Spot cotton in New Orleans and New York showed small declines and steady closes amid volatile futures. Traders cited bullish factors from Texas drought relief forecasts, bullish weekend projections, and boll weevil notes, with prices shifting 4 to 16 points and receipts around 1,627 to 6,000 bales.
Cincinnati Street Railway Among Active Local Stocks
Weekly market wrap notes Cincinnati Street Railway in strong demand with limited offerings and several utilities like Cincinnati Gas Electric and United States Printing showing gains. Bonds steady. money rates easy. New York exchange and clearing figures listed from major cities.
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Procter & Gamble
Local Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Street Railway
Cincinnati, Newport & Covington Light and Traction Preferred
Toledo Railway and Light
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Columbia Gas and Electric
United States
Little Stock Cou Be
Kroger
New York Exchange
Galveston July 17 Flour and corn European clearances
Galveston weekly trade report shows 818 plebis of flour and 86 716 bushels of corn cleared to Europe. No other cargoes listed.
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Galveston
Europe
Cotton seed oil price report from New Orleans market
New Orleans July 1 prime refined cotton seed oil sold at 8.60 per ton or measure in parrels. The entry notes a price level for refined oil in bulk goods markets.
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New Orleans
Railroad bonds and unlisted securities market snapshot
Industrial bonds and railroad bonds are listed with various issuers and coupon notes. Entries include Ham and Det Hitec, Col. Crosst'n, Ohio Dayton, and U.S. railroad notes with prices and yields, plus a section on unlisted securities and a trading quote for Tra c.&8.Edg. pt. 160 140 Ke 150.
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C.N
T.P
Col. & Xenia
Little Miami
Ohio
N.&o
Heenan
T. Kys & L
Seoto
Niyee &T. i
Jergens
Ham
Tool Bar
Smith
Globe- Wer
Ill
Brownell Heab
Sean Aeneas Ae
Cam. Tile
Casey
Colum. Gaa
Cuyahoga
I. Steptoe Gh
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Wurliteer Wael Foulds M. M
Fleisch
N Pr
Cent. Trust
Columbia Er
Western Wen
Queen City
Eens - Sin M. N
Southern Ry
F. A
Peeve Eneesel Oh Sabeese Theeenenseee
Weesrworks Ee
Enaernas Ae
Hamilton County
Setae
Regan Aaening
Gokd
SEN
OL Asta
Ham. Fund
Om & C
Col. Crosst’n
Dayton
U. Tat
Wean U
Clearing House Banks Show 27.41 Percent Reserve
New York July 17 The clearing house banks hold 34 569 200 above reserve requirements up 2 566 300 from last week. Loans 1 345 586 500. deposits 1 423 472 800. circulation 49 259 200. legal tender 81 194 700. specie 309 342 700. reserve 390 437 400. reserve required 355 668 200. surplus 34 569 200. Greater New York banks not reporting show 1 383 837 000 deposits and 1 177 598 300 loans.
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New York
United States
Clearing House
Greater New York
Poultry and dairy market notes from St Louis and Chicago
Markets report mixed prices across poultry butter and cheese. Chickens and springs show varying gains and declines with turkey and geese prices noted, while butter and cheese hold firm in New York and Chicago districts amid steady eye and lic readings and reference to regional receipts and inventories.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Springs Mae New Fork
Sanoris
Kannana
Sinaia
Pennsylvania
Oil City and Several Cities Daily Market Briefs
Oil and chemical markets report varied prices and shipments across multiple cities. Oil stocks, spirits turpentine, rosin, and window glass show mixed moves with receipts and shipments detailing daily activity.
Metal markets stay quiet on cables absence
NEW YORK July 17 metal markets were quiet as cables were absent. Tin unchanged at 38.85 with 29.12 percent, copper weak with Lake at 18.25 and electrolytic 12.62, casting 12.50, lead 4.80, spelter 5.88, iron steady. ST LOUIS lead nominal 4.17 to 4.44, spelter 5.20 to 5.23.
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Hi Ee
New New York
American Tobacco
Cage Subway Eterees
Boston
Giroux Eteneee
Yukon
Ohio
Torre
Nevada
Utah
Helvetia Steere Et
Lake
WM Phila. Co
Aenean Eee
Phila. Elee
Eeesevaee Tee
Adventure Eee
Allouez
Arcadian Ree Atlantic
Butte Coal
Cal Ariz
Cal, Hee
Centen
Big Daly- West A. Greene
Mohawk
Quincy
Shannon
Osceola
Enone Trinity
Wolverine
Pgna
Penn
New York
ST. Louis
Treasury Statement Details Treasury Funds and Balances
Treasury reports as of today the general fund and trust funds balances. It lists gold coin and silver dollar amounts, silver certificates, and the working balance in the general fund, plus current liabilities. The figures show the overall financial position and allocations across trust and general funds.
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Treasury
Washington
Gomm
Rd Ailger
Haha
Sepatal
United States
Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railway Bond Referendum Details
A notice for an August 10, 1900 meeting of the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railway Company at Carew Building to authorize issuance of forty to seventy five million dollars in mortgage and refunding bonds and related agreements to secure funds for property, purchases, and refinancing. The board will discuss a general mortgage up to twenty million dollars and related notes, plan adjustments, and procedures for bond issuance and repayment.
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CINCINNATI, HAMILTON __ & DAYTON RAILWAY COMPANY
Cincinnati, Hamilton Ton
Railwa
Aaust
Way Company
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George H. Currier
Pres. Currier Publishing Company
West Monroe Street
Magasines
Weil, Roth & CO
Phoenix Grain and
Iba Exchange
East
Fourth’ Street
OMIO
Harriman
Wall Street
Western Securities
George
Meg
Missouri
Nork Central
Norfolk & Jones
St. L
Bf F
L. Lane
Southern
Pacific
Maryland
Wheeling & Lake BP
Wisconsin Centra Sree
Allis Chalmers
Amalgamated Toto
Hide
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Ice Securities Wehee Loo
Ambugar Am
Anaconda Waaine
Bethishem Steel
Oseae
Aee National Biscuit
Peoples Gas
Ys Railway Steel Aerne
U. S
el Cesreseeenees
Oeerernee
Western Ee
Ticker
Taft
House of Representative
Republican Party
Pittsburg
Dun
Bradstreet’s
Montreal
Grand Trunk
G. T. Pacific
Allan Steamship Line
Ort Common
St.Paul’s
Eee
Miller
St. Paul
Wabash
Associated Banks Statement
NEW York Mining
W. B.hutton& Co
National Bank
Ees
Beth
City
F. Lee
Madison
Ind
Hastings
Neb
E. Selby
Als
Max Moyses
L. Fox
Chattanooga
N. H. Davis
Department of, Commerce
Isbor
H. E. Jenkins
Sieinre Que
John B. Kinné, Jr
Colimbua
Irwin, Ballmann & Co
Nuary
G Securities
Steet A
Nemaad
NY & C
Cincinnati’ Street Railway
New “York
Exchange
Commercial Tribune
BT. Louis
The
Covington Bonds
W. B. Hutton & Co
First National Bank
American Sewer Pipe Co
Ikle Steel
Walker Kefrac
Dopanes Brewing Com
Deen
Wenee Peerrt
Puet Pit Brewing Co
Etter Etanene Coal Co
Daisy
Bostona
BH. Scheetels & CO
Establis
Broad St
Monroe’St., Chicag
Safe Investments
Parkersburg
W. Va
Financial Statement
Provident Savings Bank & Trust Co
di, CO. Mayer
Seasongood & Mayer
Mercantile Library
ULB. & P
Ama
A Am.Oak L.pr
Bullock
PAW
Clearing House Banks
Oil City
Creati
Charleston
8. C
Eeeae
Bo Wiest
Savanna
Rosin
Saiss
Fes
Kas
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Wilmington
N. C
Metals
Ohio Municipal Bonds
Short, Stanton & GO
Fourth Nationa
Bank
Chicago Board of Trade
Fice
Messrs
Logan
Mesasre
Clement, Curtis & Co
W. E. Hutton & CO
First National Bank Bldg
Exch Manors
Sc Cuen
WUE Financial
Wall St. Authority
Sele Wining Share
New Street
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