Stock Market Giants Toy With
Powerful forces drive speculation in stocks as heavy volume and large individual trades test the market. U S Steel remains the market backbone despite a weaker session while Southern Pacific and Union Pacific moves draw attention to rail securities and convertible bonds. Bond activity shows strength with total sales near 10.7 million par value and steady U S bonds.
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New York
Southern ‘Pacific
Wallstreet
Southern Pacific
U. S. Steel
Union Pacific
Atchison
St. Paul
Pacific Coast
London
United States
Ticker Talk and Market Movements Across the Atlantic
American stocks in London report strong gains near parity while domestic signals show mixed moves. Central Trust stockholders vote on increasing capital to 3 million dollars. labor unrest surfaces in Chicago. Southern Pacific may retire preferred stock. Industrial stocks rise amid broader railroad gains.
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London
Central Trust Company
New York Market Sees Firmer Domestic Goods Show
News from New York on June 4 reports a firmer domestic goods market with active print cloths and printed goods, steady yarns, and colored cottons in demand by cutters. Raw wool remains very firm as buyers show strength.
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New York
Money on call and loans market snapshot across New York and Boston
New York reports money on call at 11 3/4 to 12 percent with 2 percent time loans. Sterling exchange steady with bankers' bills around 486.15 to 487.90. Government bonds steady while railroads show strength. Boston notes call loans 24 3/4 to 31/4 percent. various rail and industrial shares listed with mixed moves and several issue prices and percent values.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Snc
Boston
Mass
Atchison
Boston & Maine
Fitchburg
Union Pacific
American Sugar
American Tél
Tel
American Woolen
Dominion Iron and Steel
United States Steel
Acre
Panama
London
Glasgow
Belfast
Light Sterling
Abby Raseyg
Eek Accent Tey
Paris
Metals Market Report London and New York Prices
The London tin market rose with spot at £133 and futures £134 7s 6d. Copper climbed in London. local copper and lead markets firm with copper around £61 5s and $13.90 to $13.75 locally for electrolytic. Speller firm locally at $5.30 to $5.35. iron up to 49s for Cleveland warrants in London. Lead unchanged at £13.94 in London and $4.35 to $4.45 locally. Northern foundry $16 to $16.50. others $15.75 to $16.25. Lead and Spelter quotes also listed for St Louis.
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New York
London
Cleveland
Foundry
Northern
Southern
Southern Soft
St, Louis
Spelter
Boston mining prices and changes across U S firms
A June mining market roundup lists varied price changes and dividend remarks for numerous companies. Notable figures include Amalgamated 86 percent, Calumet and Arizona 108 percent, Osceola 186, Michigan 10, and United States 641 33 percent, reflecting diverse activity in copper coal and related sectors.
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Boston
Mass
Adventure
al Louez
Amalgamated
Arizona Commercial
Atlantic
Butte Coalition
Calumet
Arizona
Hecla
Centennial
Cor Range
Relyweet
Scan
Granby
Massachusetts Mining
Michigan
Mohawk
Montana Coal and Coke
Rada
Old Dominion
United States
Utah
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
North Butte
Commodity Price Ledger Highlights June 4 Trading
New York report lists varied securities with fractional gains and losses. Alice 20 Brunswick Con .06 Constock Tunnel stock .27 go bonds .18 Con Cal and Va .62 Horn Sil .6 Tron Silver 1.15 Leadville Con .43 Hr and Chief .08 Mexican .76 Ontario Ophir 1.25 Standard 1.75 Yellow Faster 1.
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New York
Brunswick
Con
Cal
Leadville
Ontario
Cotton Seed Oil Prices Reported in Orlpans
Cotton seed oil markets in Orlpans Louisiana show Prime refined in 1 barrel at 5.60 cents per pound.
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Slow Orlpans
Bond Sales Report From New York Bankers
New York bond market update shows varied issues including A H Ss Beth steel bonds at 11 percent, New York Ry Mex, and Pacifique ref notes. Details list several debentures and issues with prices and yields amid trading.
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W. EB. Hutton & Co
First National Bank
A._H
Beth. Steel Ss
So. Pac. Ds
Ste
Heserence Gr
St. L. Oe FE
Financial and Personal Notes From West Cincinnati Business Scene
The West Cincinnati Business site reports a bank event at Brighton Bank on Tuesday night and a planned dinner for active Musical Art Society members at Zoo clubhouse on June 17. George H Kattenhorn is noted as president. Provident Savings Bank issues 270400 in 4 percent year bonds by Parkersburg water works board.
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West Cincinnati
Tion Company
Brighton Bank
The
Musical Art Society
Zoo
George"h. Kattenhorn
Provident Savings Bank and Trust Company
Parkersburg
Waterworks Board
Iron and Steel Trade Review Signals Market Shifts
A Commercial Tribune dispatch summarizes May as a month of heavy bookings in iron and steel with a gradual recovery in confidence and consumption. Buyers report adequate supply and prices varying by region, with large orders for ore and coke, steady line pipe demand, and mixed activity in rails, sheet products, and old stock markets.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Washington
Pelvania
South
East
Chicago
Harriman Lines
Northern Pacific
Gould Lines
Pueblo Mill
Boston
Boston & Albany
Kansas City
People’s Natural Gas Company
Ohio Fuel Supply Company
Manila
International Bond Markets Show Mixed Day on June 4
Foreign bourses report firmer discounts and stronger American issues with Paris and Berlin seeing firm prices. Stocks such as Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe plus Southern Pacific lead gains while United States Steel and other rails fluctuate. Bond yields steady with consols and Canadian Pacific maintaining modest rises.
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Sto Don
Stock Exchange
Kaffirs
Paris
American Securities
Jlocal
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Missouri
Pacific
Kansas & Texas
Harriman
New York
United States Steel
Wall Street
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Anaconda
Baltimoore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Greatestern
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
Ding
Southern Railway
Wabash
Berlin
Exce London
London
Ohio Incorporations: Capital Increases Reported by Secretary of State
The secretary of state authorized several articles of incorporation and capital increases. Linwood Bowling Co Cincinnati 2500. Pleasant Bend Oil Co Pleasant Bend Henry County 10000. Cummins Canning Co Connectcut 50000. German Evangelical Luke’s Of D Weismantel. Buckeye Brick and pottery Zanesville 25000. West Wheeling Coal Bellaire increase 10000 to 50000. Flushing Telephone capital rise to 70000. Law fiton 33070001 to 35000.
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Commercial Tribune
Lumbus
Secretary of State
Linwood Bowling Company
Cincinnati
K. LeBlond
Ji .A. LeBrond
C.J. McDiarmid
F. J. Pressler
B. Waters
B. W. Tsgees
the. Pleasant
Bend Oil Compan Pleasant
Bend
Henry
Fred Koenig
Cummins Canning _ company
Connefut
D Weismantel
Buckeye
Brick and Pony
Zanesville
Curtis
West Wheeling
Bellaire
Flushing Telephone
Law Fiton
Ee Este Or
Traction Demand and Gas and Fuel Stocks Steady in Open Market
In Cincinnati on June 4 the market showed steady traction stocks and easy money rates. Columbia Gas and Columbia Gas and Fuel preferred held firm, while Gas and Fuel issues remained strong in open market with notable activity in bonds and utilities. Clearing volumes totaled over 4.5 million dollars with 4 percent money loans reported.
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Stock ‘Exchange
Columbia’ Gas
Cinhettimati Gas and Electric
Quotations on Local Securities Quoted by W C Gabennesch
Quotations on stocks and bonds last established at the stock exchange and outside reported by W C Gabennesch's official oir RAILROAD STOCKS.
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Peter and
W. C. Gabennesch
Oir
Bond market notes and stock references from historic list
A dense OCR fragment lists various bonds and stock notes with references to companies, issuances, and prices. Mentions include TRACTION BONDS, Cincinnati and Mam, Det Elec Sa, Ohio Tat Son Dayton 5s, and Amer. os wa. Ex-dividend and multiple price points appear, reflecting a broker’s page of fixed income and equity references.
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Seat Industrial
Smith
Cin. & Mam
R&t. Fc
L.A Bop
B. Cov
S Cc
Butter Eggs Cheese and Poultry Market Notes
June 4 market report from St Louis New York and Chicago shows butter barely steady to steady creamery and high grade butter firm at 21 to 26 cents. Eggs steady with Western extra firsts 21 to 22 cents and receipts around 22 thousand cases. Cheese firm with full and regular varieties at 12 to 14 cents. Poultry steady with broilers and fowls 15 to 30 cents and dressed stock 16 to 26 cents.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Gaiies Walic
Oil and Turpentine Market Reports Across Several Cities
Reports from Nah Georgia to New Orleans detail steady or quiet turpentine and rosin prices, varying receipts and shipments, and listed bid ranges for fob barrels. Wilmington notes spirits turpentine at 70 cents with rosin at 92.79, while Charleston shows mixed prices and window glass figures.
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Wen ‘Nah
Charleston
North
Limaco
South Lima
Indiana
Wilmington
N. C
New Orleans
Oil City
Treasury balances report for Saintere 2 Sega re shown
On June 4 the treasury balance statement lists available balances at 120,000 coin and 47,000 in gold certificates, with other figures in the Saintere 2 Sega re display.
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NGTON
Burley Market Weekly Trade Summary and Prices
A Burley market weekly summary reports old and new offerings by the week and year, total sales and private sales, rejections, and average prices for 16 hhds of old burley at 13.89 per 100 lbs with varied sale lots. It also lists fruit and vegetable and grocery prices by item and region for the same period.
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Burley
Estern Tobacco J Mal
Fo Aren, Ag
Saiea
M&o
Markets in Cincinnati June 4 1909 report
Wheat and corn prices hold steady as demand remains active and supplies tight. The report lists No 2 white and mixed grains, rye, oats, and various flour grades with quotes and recent sales, along with whisky finished woods and grain inspections for multiple commodities.
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Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Northern
L. Hay
Cotton acreage down as May cotton crop lines shrink
Washington reports May 25 cotton crop at 68.6 percent of normal, down from 79.7 last year and 84.1 long-term average. Total planted area 918,000 acres, a 4.4 percent decline from last year, with revised last planted area at 338,370,000 acres and state-by-state figures including Virginia and North and South Carolina and Missouri and Louisiana.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
Virginia
Carolina
Carona
Florida
Alabama
Louisiana
Missouri
Great Wheat Prices Reported in North Texas Belt
Fort Worth June 4 reports from Denton in a wheat growing belt show the first of this season’s wheat contracted at about 1.35 dollars, with farmers arranging advances. Millers are watching prevailing quotations as fields near harvest begin to move.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Denton
Texas
United States
Todsey
É . Millers
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American Agricultural Chemical
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British Columbia Butte Coalition
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Pectinases Nkers” Association
Iron and Steel Trade
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New York Exchange
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First Mortgage
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German National Bank
Covington, “Ky
Jas. C. Ernst
Hamilton
EL. Engel
H. P. Colville
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Southern Ohio Savings Bank
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