Wall Street Halt Follows Near Record Advance
New York June 5 After a long steady rise stocks paused with a mild reactionary tilt but resisted losses and firmed late. Industrials led advances while St Paul and United States Steel sagged on earnings and a new price cut at US Steel. May rail traffic matched last year and crop prospects buoyed hopes for future demand.
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American Smelting
United States Steel
Underwood Typewriter
American Tobacco Company
Supreme Court
Western
United States Steel Corporation
Ohio Secretary Grants Range of New Corporations
June 5 reports list articles of incorporation issued in Columbus for firms including Cleveland Steel Products, Peak Specialty, Cincinnati Egg, Elm Rock Coal, Brailey Amusement, Mount Cavalry Baptist church, and others. Capital amounts span 1 000 to 75 000 dollars with changes in Portage Hotel and Canton Foundry capital. Entities hail from Cleveland Toledo Cincinnati Dayton and other Ohio locations. Growth shows diverse industries from manufacturing to services and religious organizations.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Cleveland Steel Products Company
Cleveland
C. L.gates
Joseph H. Wenneman
Paul
Knight
L. A. Pajano
Peak Specialty Company
George W. Peak
L. H. Nichols
Ory J. Keyes
Nellie Peak
Byron Phillips
Brailey Amusement Company
Toledo
James 8. Brailey
Northern Land Company
Alliance
G. K. Canfield
Spencerville Gag Company
Spencerville
W. L. Parmenter
First Reformed Church of
Bellaire
H. P. Rodewig
Cotton seed oil price reports and refinery notes
Cotton seed oil firm price levels given for prime crude and prime refined oils with monthly quotes through October and June 5 market notes from New York and New Orleans. Prices shown include June July and September futures with cents per pound figures and related refinery terms.
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Batavia Exchange Contract Awarded to Local Builder
The Cincinnati and Suburban Telephone company awarded the Batavia exchange contract to J. H. L. Barr for about $8,000. A one-story modern structure will be built at North and Market streets, Batavia, housing new telephony appliances.
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Cincinnati and Suburban Telephone Company
Batavia Exchange
J. H. L. Barr
Mines of America Stock Joins London Exchange List
The Mines of America stock, tied to Cincinnati investors, is added to the London Stock Exchange. Company properties lie in Northern Mexico and have seen little disruption from the revolution. New York stock market volume for yesterday shows 540,600 shares traded. bonds totaled $3,331,000, with higher volumes on Friday and Thursday.
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Financial World
Procter & Gamble
Cincinnati
New York State
New York
The
Mines of America
London Stock Exchange
Company
Mexico
New York Exchange
Death of Charles L. Maguire Noted Former Cincinnati Resident
Word arrived of the death of Charles L. Maguire at his Mount Craews Pennsylvania home on June 2. He was formerly with the MaGuire & Co main and hay commission firm in Cincinnati and later traveled extensively in the United States and abroad.
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Cincinnati
Mount Craews
Maguire
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Hay Commission
Maguire & Co
Coffee futures open steady with slight day end rise in New York
The coffee market opened unchanged to up 1 point, remained quiet due to a holiday, with Brazilian markets steady. Prices closed steady with a net gain of 1 to 2 points, sales totaling 11,730 bags, and futures listed for June through May around 10.31 to 10.70 cents. Rio and Santos quotes steady, Brazilian exchange steady at 163-164, and receipts in Brazil higher than last year.
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Europe
Feeraete
Rio
Santos
Brazillian Exchange
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Cordova
New York Bond Sales Reported With Broad Listings
Bond sales listed by W. E. Hutton & Co. show diverse issues including U S 5s, Armour bonds, American Tobacco M., Atchison issues, Pacific and other corporate and railroad securities. Totals reflect varied par values and yields across numerous issuers and maturities.
Treasury balances and receipts as of today
At the start of business the United States treasury shows working balance of 27,451,756 in offices and 36,126,777 in banks and Philippine treasury. The general fund totals 88,239,804 with yesterday’s receipts 4,514.94 and disbursements 3,257,007. The year’s surplus to date is 10,048,781 versus a deficit 11,858,159 at the same point last year. Figures exclude Panama canal and public debt transactions.
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United States Treasury
Treasury
Philippine Treasury
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Amalgamated Copper Reports Fiscal Year Results
Amalgamated Copper shows net income of 6 048 896 for the year ending April 30, with dividends of 3 077 753 and an unchanged surplus of 2 971 138. The return on capital stock stands at 3.93 percent, up from 3.87 percent in 1910 and 2.38 percent in 1909. A Draper Chamber committee on boulevard public buildings will meet Wednesday at 11 at Citizens Bank. Grain Dealers' club hosts a chicken supper at Heidelberg on Thursday at 6 as its regular monthly meeting.
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Copper Range Consolidated
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Atchison Railway
Amalgamated Copper Company
Walter A. Draper
Chamber of Commerce
Canal
Citizens’ Bank
The
Grain Dealers’ Club
Heidelberg
Public offering and postal savings bank plans noted
Ticker talk reports a $10,000,000 L. and WN. Atlanta Knoxville & Cincinnati division 4% gold bonds offering. Postmaster general plans 150 weekly postal savings banks starting with New York. Steel hearings may move to New York. Estimated corporate tax receipts exceed $28.5 million. Tariff board pushes woolen schedule inquiry. Jacob H. Schiff voices optimism in Berlin. New York assembly judiciary committee opposes income tax amendment.
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Freece
Postmaster General
New York
New York Assembly Judiciary Committee
Butter Egg and Cheese Prices Across Markets June 5
Chicago and New York markets report steady butter and eggs with varied cheese quotes. Dressed poultry and local bites show mixed gains, while Elgin notes butter firm at 2 cents with high output.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Kansas City
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Elgin
Ill
Stock market update for copper and related mining firms
Boston reports a mixed showing across mining equities with numerous copper and silver ventures posting varied gains and losses. Strong performers include Calumet and Arizona and United States Smelting sections while several others show modest movement amid overall market activity.
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Allouez
Amalgamated Copper
American Zinc
Arizona Commercial
Atlantic
Boston and
Cork
Butte Coalition
Calumet and Arizona
Calumet and
Hecla
Centennial
Copper Range Con. Co
East Butte Copper Mine
Franklin
Giroux Consolidated
Granby Consolidated
Greene Cananea
United, States Smelting
Utah Consolidated
Utah Copper Co
Winona
Wolverine
Wool Trade Notes Highlight Stable Prices in St Louis
In St. Louis on June 5 wool markets show little change with medium grades firm. Prices for fine and washed wool remain steady as buyers note solid demand and steady cloth and apparel trades.
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Market Prices for Clover and Forage Seeds Listed
In Toledo on June 5 prices for Clover seed show Cash 7 and future months as October 8.40 December 3.40 March 0. Alsike prime at 9.25. Timothy August.
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Clover Seed
Alsike
Timothy
Money on Call Steady in New York Market
Money on call remains steady at 2 percent with a firming trend in time loans. Sixty days yield 4 percent, ninety days 2% to 3 percent, six months around 3 4 to 3 1/2 percent. Sterling exchange is steady with bankers bills at 484.1 for sixty day and 435.85 to 485.90 for demand. Government bonds steady, railroad bonds irregular.
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Dry goods market opens quiet with steady prices
New York on June 5 reports a quiet dry goods market with prices held steady. Some shipments of cotton goods for export to China were noted while dress goods remained quiet and cotton yarns stayed firm though sales were light.
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China
Local stocks trend higher amid cautious optimism in midwest markets
Cincinnati reports bank clearings at 4,018,060 with easy call loans around 3 percent and rising stock activity on the Cincinnati Stock Exchange. Traders note improved sentiment despite weak Columbia and mixed results in others as Procter & Gamble and Globe Wernicke lead gains while Treasury coins, bonds, and regional utilities show varied demand.
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Metal markets mixed as holiday notices slow activity
In St Louis on June 6 lead holds around 4.22 percent while spelter stays near 3 percent. New York reports Whit Sunday holiday quiet with standard copper around 11.50 to 312.05, exports at 2,921 tons for the month, lake copper about 12.00, East St. Louis prices and several grades of lead and reg ee ge offerings shown with modest demand.
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New York Grain Supply Report Shows Mixed Changes
The New York Produce Exchange tallies the week ending June 3 with wheat at 26 875 000 bushels up 927 000, corn 4 684 000 up, oats 2 678 000 up 496 000, rye 32 000 down 2 000, barley 936 009 down 55 000. Canada’s visible wheat supply last Saturday stood at 5 674 000 bushels, down 710 000.
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United States
New York Produce Exchange
Canada
Market Quotes From New York Trading Session
New York prices show Alice 1.99 Comstock Tunnel stock .28 Comstock Tunnel bonds .16 Con kal and Va. 1.10 Horn Silver .25 Iron Silver 1.60 Roger Leadville Consolidated 1 offered Little Chief .05 offered Mexican 3.8 Cetato 7. 1.35 B Opie 1.90 Standard 1.09 offered.
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Roger Leadville Consolidated
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