Stock Market Quiet as Wheeling & Lake Erie Note Settlement Hovers
New York July 30 The stock market was largely idle amid suspense over the settlement plan for Wheeling & Lake Erie note maturity. Gould group activity kept some optimism, but rumor and caution prevailed. Copper stocks showed strength while money markets firmed with higher discounts in London and Berlin.
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New York
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Stock Exchange
Gould Group
Interstate. Commerce Commission
Americans in London Steady Amid Market Tensions
Attorney General Bonaparte plans to take the Standard Oil case to the Supreme Court if needed. London reports 3 or 4 small failures. Harriman Gould pact includes an $8 000 000 Wheeling notes provision due Saturday. Market manipulation targets the industrials sector.
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Bonaparte
Standard Oil
Supreme Court
Market Dullness Persists As Brokers Predict Narrow Trading
Brokers report a dull, irregular market with price changes under one point in most issues. In late dealings prices slipped slightly while sentiment remains bullish but less confident in higher prices.
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H. M. Beazell
Prospects of Economic Revival Highlight Cotton and Corn
The piece notes signs of general business improvement and a stronger outlook for cotton and corn. It cites Roberts, Hall & Criss and Bultman & Co as indicators of optimism, with wheat damage described as not serious and expectations of a quicker revival.
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Cotton and Corn Corps
Bultman & Co
Market Summary and Trading Atmosphere
Stocks closed near opening prices with irregular yet steady moves. The present climate favors industrials and low-priced shares while traders hedge expectations and aim for small gains as the market awaits clearer signals.
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W. R. Toda & Co
London and New York metal markets mixed on July 30
Lead and zinc rose in London with higher spot and futures, while New York markets followed. Copper and tin advanced in London and drifted higher locally. electrolytic and lake copper held gains amid firmer pricing. Spelter fell in London but stayed firm in the U S with higher local quotes. Iron prices closed steady with standard foundry at 49s and Cleveland warrants at 50s.
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ST. Louis
New York
London
Standard Foundry
Cleveland
Northern
Southern
New York Bond Sales Listed By W B Hutton Co
A dense bond market rundown lists multiple issues and prices across railroads banks and utilities led by U S Steel and U P R R conferring broad totals. Readers see par values in thousands with bid prices ranging around 90s to 100s and overall sales near 2.9 million dollars.
Financial and Personal Notes From the Business Club
Captain Jack Crawford the Poet Scout visited the Business Men's Club as a guest. Visitors included R. W. Kin kee J C Bedinger C Israel F Strayer and Captain Crawford. Cincinnati Gas Coke Coal and Mining Company increased capital stock from 250000 to 1000000 to finance mining lands in Kentucky. National Currency Association of Cincinnati met at First National Bank and adopted its constitution and by laws and signed papers to Washington.
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Jack Crawford
Frank Wiborg
Business Men’s Club
R. W. Kinkee
Columbus
J. C. Bedinger
Richwood
C. Israel
Pittsburg
F. Strayer
IndianaPolis
San Marcio
N. M
Cincinnati Gas Coke, Coal and Mining Company
Kentucky
National Currency Association of Cincinnati
First National Bank
Washington
Industrial shares take the lead as markets firm
In Cincinnati and Chicago trading, industrials led gains amid steady demand for securities. Cincinnati Gas and Electric and United States Printing shares show strength while traction stocks such as Cincinnati Suburban Tele and Cin Gas and Electric trade near record levels. Money demand stays indifferent with call loans at 3 percent and discounts firm at 5 percent.
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Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Columbus Gas and Fuel
United States
Cincinnati
Newport & Covington Light and Traction
New York Exchange
Cin
U. S. Printing
Cin. Gas and Electric
Morning Call
Gas and Electric
Co. Gas and Fuel
Traction and industrial stocks amid rail listings
Regional market page lists bids and asks for Cin. Int. Ry. and Ohio traction stocks, alongside rail, utilities, and industrials. It notes various preference shares, bonds, and unlisted securities with prices, ex-dividend statuses, and notable issuers such as Kroger, Rob'n Realty, and multiple rail lines.
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Ch & Mam
Ore IC
Timor
Oh Cin
St. Ry
Ohio Traction
More Inignek
Colum
Scioto Valley
Pig Iron Market Sees Growing Demand and Cautious Optimism
The article reports rising inquiries and cautious improvement in the pig iron trade led by Matthew Addy & Co. Demand grows as shipments and production edge up, aided by Eastern and Southern buyers. Labor unrest in Birmingham clouds prospects, while prices stay firm and volumes tighten in some regions.
Wheat and commodity market report from Cincinnati
Cincinnati market notes July 30 describe Minneapolis Wheat No. 1 Northern at 1.14 and firm whisky, mixed grain prices, light corn demand, dull rye, and unsettled oats. Receipts and shipments list extensive futures activity with numerous car and barrel trades alongside farm prices for fruits, vegetables, and hay.
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Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Northern
Veedex Ieee
July Advertisers Club meeting at Lookout House
The July meeting of the Advertisers' Club will be held Saturday evening at 6. The club has engaged the grounds for the day with baseball and bowling for interested members. In the evening delegates to the National Convention Associated Advertising Clubs in Kansas City will be elected.
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Advertisers’ Club
Lookout House
Covington
Associated Advertising Clubs
Kansas City
President Roosevelt to Review Freight Rate Protests
The Receivers and Shippers Association received a communication from William Loeb Jr. stating the President will give their letters full consideration. The protests accuse several railroads of refusing to obey the law on freight rates.
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Receivers and Shippers’ Association
William Loeb, Jr
Roosevelt
Bath
Association
City Trolley Lease Under Review After Low Offer
The Street Railway Committee and the Executive Committee met to review the contract with the traction company leasing the Harrison avenue viaduct for 1500 dollars a year. They deemed the amount too small but postponed action to consider a fairer figure.
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Business Men’s Club
Associated Organizations
Traction Company
Harrison Avenue
London stock market holds steady amid firm foreigns and dull American
London July 30 market sees abundant money and firm discounts while trading remains generally steady. Consols ease as home rails rise on dividends. American securities soften after a strong start but close steady. Canadian Pacific weak at open, later buyers push prices up with notable gains in many joined securities and ex-dividends. Berlin and Paris bourses show firm prices and quiet trading with London exchange angles and short bill discounts noted.
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Iron and Steel
Stock Exchange
London
Berlin
Bank of England
Bank of France
United States
New York
Canadian Pacific
Anaconda
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
de Beers
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Grand Trunk
Illinois Central
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Rand Mines
Reading
Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash
Amalgamated Copper
Paris
Exchange
Money Rates and Bonds in New York and Boston Markets
New York and Boston market notes show money on call easy, time loans firm, with rates 1 percent in New York and 2 to 4 percent in various terms. Sterling exchange steady, government and railroad bonds mixed. Boston listings include Atchison, Union Pacific, and several utilities with varied bids and asks.
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Cincinnati
New York Exchange
Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
New York Ee
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Boston
Time
Atchison
Mexican Central
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Boston Elevated
Fitchburg
N. Y
Union Pacific
Amer. Arge. Chemical
Amer
Tel and Tel
Dominion Iron and Steel
Edison Elec
General Electric
Massachusetts Electric
Massachusetts Gas
United Fruit
United Shoe
United States Steel
American Society of Equity Tobacco Growers See Profits Decline
The article notes a steady drop in profits for the American Society of Equity tobacco growers each year, based on the society’s records to be published in The Commercial Tribune on Sunday, August 2.
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American Society of Equity Tobacco Growers
The
Commercial Tribune
Bank of England Weekly Statement Shows Mixed Reserves
The Bank of England reports a £715,000 fall in total reserve and a £64,000 rise in circulation. Bullion, deposits, and notes reserves all decline, while government securities drop £180,000. The reserve ratio stands at 50.12 percent, down slightly from last week. In Paris, the Bank of France records increases in notes in circulation and Treasury, general deposits, and gold, with silver down and bills discounted up.
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London
Bank of England
Paris
Bank of France
Treasury
Commodity Market Report Kansas City Chicago and New York
Egg prices steady and eggs firm with current receipts noted in Kansas City and New York markets. Butter ranges from 18 to 21 cents with creamery and regular varieties reported. cheese shows strength in some lines and poultry prices hold firm with alive and dressed values listed.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Young Americas
New York
Turkeys LLC
Market report on river tobacco offerings at Louisville
Louisville July 30 report of offerings on the reed market with warehouse tallies for Burley and dark tobaccos. Burley 102 hogsheads, dark 59 hogsheads, total 161. Original inspection 196, previews 16, rejections yesterday 57. Prices Burley 11 to 23.50 dollars. dark 7 to 12.50 dollars.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Burley
Dry goods trade brisk in jobbing houses and fabric orders
Active trade by large jobbing houses dominated the day with strong orders for dressing hampers and flannelettes for prompt delivery. The primary market stayed quiet and steady. Some brown cotton mills to close for two weeks starting next Monday. Raw silk prices higher but mills not ordering large quantities at present.
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New York
New York Mining Prices Reported
New York mining prices list various stocks and bonds with figures: Alice at 2.00, Breece 0.05, Brunswick 0.04, Com stock Tunnel 0.25, Comstock Tunnel bonds 0.17, California and Virginia 0.82, Horn Silver 0.50, Iron Silver 1.00, Leadville Con 0.08, Little Chief 0.05, Mexican 0.80, Ontario 4.00, Ophir 2.40, Small Hopes 0.18, Standard 1.75, Yellow Jacket 133.00.
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New York
California
Virginia
Leadville
Ontario
Treasury balances show cash and gold reserves in July statement
Washington July 30 Treasury balances in the general fund exclude the gold reserve. Available cash is 206,251,080 dollars, gold coin and bullion 42,854,482 dollars, and gold certificates 37,155,990 dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
London sheepskin sale sees varied demand across grades
In London on July 30 a large sale of 13 300 bales showed strong demand for fine stock while acrossbreds were mostly easier. Merinos sold firm to dearer, half and full wool types varied, and coarse lots fluctuated. Major consignments came from New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria, South Australia, West Australia, Tasmania, Punta Arenas and Falkland Islands with clothing and combing grades priced in decimal shillings and pence.
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London
America
New South Wales
Queensland
Victoria
South Australia
West Australia
Tasmania
Punta Arenas
Falkland Islands
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