Dividends Payable and Security Details for Cincinnati Investments
The issue offers 6,500 of 10,000 authorized shares at 1032 with accrued dividends. Dividends are semi annual on February 1 and August 1 at the company offices in Cincinnati Ohio. After February 1, 1915 the stock can be called at 105 with six months notice. Dividends are guaranteed by the Yovington & Cincinnati Elevated Railroad and Transfer and Bridge Co. and secured by contracts of the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co. and Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co. Total assets and funded debt figures for related firms are cited along with costs for Cincinnati Inter Terminal Railroad Co. property and structures.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Yovington & Cincinnati Elevated Railroad and Transfer and Bridge Co
Chesapeake & Ohio Bridge Co
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co
Covington & Cincinnati Elevated Railroad and Transfer and Bridge Co
Cincinnati Inter- Terminal Railroad Co
Chesapeake & Ohio
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway
Inter-Terminal
Drausin Wailsin
Stock Market Dulls as Midsummer Lulls Trade
New York June 6. Market dullness prevails with small volume and little news. Amalgamated Copper weakness and suspected pool selling weigh on prices while the Weather Bureau crop report and harvest progress offer some support. Rumors of the Czar’s death affect sentiment though London operations are minimal.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Weather Bureau
Amalgamated
Amalgamated Copper
Equitable Life
Society
Wall Street Gossips and Railway Earnings Rise
Subtreasury Friday shows gains of 202000 dollars and a 5.77 percent rise for age and 6.91 percent for ten months across nineteen railways. Brooklyn Rapid Transit grossed over 110000 dollars more in May as Healy mine case rehearing is denied and litigation ends. United States Steel closes mills, coal output remains strong, and American stocks in London stay steady with unchanged consuls.
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Market Hears Possible Delay in Government Deposit Withdrawals
Reported discussion of postponing July 1 withdrawal of installment deposits with National banks drew market attention. The money market showed no basis for delaying the move while bonds were dull and irregular. total sales reached 2.685 million dollars in par value. United States bonds held steady on call.
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United States
Brokers optimistic on dividends and rally prospects
Several brokerage houses comment on the stock market with mixed tones. Optimism about dividends and peace in the East contrasts with warnings of profit taking by professionals and weak closing readings. Some note oversold conditions and potential recoveries, while others point to selling pressure and cautious speculation amid domestic scandals and international tension.
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Hiram de Camp & Co
Roberts, Hall & Criss
John W. Ballmann
Chas. J. Budadeke & Co
Stock Market Edges Up Amid Light Local Demand
The market eased with limited demand for local issues and few transactions. Bond activity rose slightly while calls for loans stayed steady. Cincinnati clearings totaled 3,842,700 and New York exchange premium moves were noted in several cities.
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Cincinnati
New York Exchange
Money on call and bonds across New York and Boston markets
New York markets show money on call at 2.25 percent with 2.25 percent closing bids and offers. Time loans at 3 percent and 3.25 percent, mercantile paper 3.25 to 4 percent. Sterling exchange firm with bankers’ bills around 487.05 for demand. Government bonds steady, railroad bonds irregular. Boston notes report call loans 2.25 to 3 percent, time loans 3.25 to 4 percent, various bond and stock listings including Atchison, Mexican Central, Union Pacific, and United States Steel among others.
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George Eustis & Co
Bankers and Brokers
Mercantile Library
H. Low
Atchison
C & Tena
Canadian Pacific
Chicago G. W
Chicago & Alton
York Central
Co & Western
Nor Hern Pacific
Norwest R. T
Ontario Western
Texas Pacific
Toledo & S. W
Union Pacific
Bee
Am. Gar and
Fdy
Uems
Smeiter Rs
Anaconda Col. F
Iro
Distillers Securit Se Eeee Peerat Electric
People’s Gas
United States Steel
Western Union
Eee
Enews
New York Exchange
London
Glasgow
Paris
Eeest T
Demafig
New York
Rime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange Firm
Actu
Boston
Atchison Adj
Mexican Central
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Boston Elevated
Massachusetts Electric
Massachusetts Gas
United Fruit
United Shoe
Do Pet
Westinghouse Com
Boston Mining Prices Rally Across Multiple Stocks
June 6 report from Boston lists price movements for many mining and metal stocks. Notable figures include Amalgamated at 78, Tamarack soaring to 1065, Parrot 23, Quincy 98, Osceola 91, and Tamarack leading gains amid mixed results across Durables and Copper equities.
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Boston
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
American Zinc
Atlantic
Bingham
Centennial
Et Range
Daly-West
Dominion Coa
Franklin
Granby
Isle Royale
Massachusetts Mining
Michigan
Mohawk
Montana Coal and Coke
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrot
Quincy
Shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
United Copper
United States Mining
United States Ofd
Utah
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
Treasury balances show available cash and gold reserves
Washington reports general fund balances as of today with available cash totaling 132,352,039 dollars and gold holdings at 69,269,909 dollars, excluding the 150 million gold reserve in the redemption division.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
New York Bond Sales Reported By W F Hutton Co
The New York bond market lists various securities with quotes for 5s and 6s. A series of notes and issues from railroads and industries shows mixed yields, with several entries around 90 to 104 percent and multiple small to mid sized lots. Notable mentions include Reading, Wabash, Pittsburg, Cent. and Mich. Cen. issues, reflecting active trading and diverse issuers.
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U. Rat M
Soa Wabash
Qadins N.S. Col. Og Apa
Rio G. W. Wabash
St. L
Pitts
1. M. R.|wab. Pitts
M. R
Procter & Gamble stock transfer and regional business notices
Stockholders of Procter & Gamble Company of New Jersey are urged to deposit shares with Central Trust to exchange for Ohio corporation stock, with books closing June 20. Cincinnati contractor Guy M. Gest lands a $500,000 conduit contract for Montreal Light, Heat and Power. Power-improvement plans total several million dollars. About thirty whisky dealers depart for Chicago for the National Wholesale Whisky Dealers Association meeting. Nat Henchman Davis names a three member committee to recruit new members among Cincinnati bankers and businessmen. Holzman and Co. creditors’ plan await final announcement at today’s creditors’ meeting. Iron industry consolidation near Ironton and Ashland could join Hastern capitalists under United States Steel Corporation.
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Guy M. Gest
Cincinnati
Montreal Light, Heat and Power Company
Montreal
Canada
Chicago
National Wholesale Whisky Dealers’ Association
W. N. Hobart
J. T. McHugh
J. Walter Freiberg
Windy City
Nat Henchman Davis
Ohio State Board of Commerce
H. L. Lynch
C.F. Basford
H. B. Deschant
Holzman & Co
Foreign Bourses Report Mixed On Delcasse Resignation
Paris and Berlin markets showed unsteady to stronger moves amid news of French Foreign Minister Delcasse's resignation. London trading remained steady with Consols firming on peace rumors as Tokyo and New York activity influenced sentiment. various bonds and stocks moved on reports and expectations.
Metals market report from St Louis and New York
Lead steady at 4408 dollars per ton in St Louis while Spelter remains dull at 5.05. New York cites mixed London tin easing, copper lower abroad, and local copper at 15 with 14.75 cost. London lead up to 12 18 94, Spelter weak locally, iron prices in Glasgow and Middlesboro steady, local foundry and spader prices listed in the 16 to 17 dollar range.
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ST. Louis
New York
London
Glasgow
Middlesboro
Spader Northern Tedh
Foundry Southern
Foundry
Southern Soft
Burley leaf market shows light offerings and steady prices
Tuesday's Burley leaf sale drew the year's lightest volume at 88 khds with generally satisfactory prices. Globe Warehouse sold 9 new hhds with grades from 4 at 4.05 to 2 at 12.66, Farmers and Shippers' moved 14 hhds with a mix of bids and Old stock, and Planters' Warehouse reported 100 new hhds with multiple lots from 3.80 to 10.00. Total 33 new hhds and 5 old hhds sold with prices ranging from 3.80 to 13.25 depending on grade.
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Burley -Leaf
Globe Warehouse
Louisville Tobacco Market Report Summary
Louisville on June 6 reports Planters House offering 41 hogsheads with Burley at 5 to 9 dollars and dark at 50 to 5 dollars. Farmers' House sold 33 hogsheads with Burley 6.20 to 10.06 and dark 4.20 to 8.90. three hogsheads were rejected. Picket House sold 30 dark hogsheads at 4 to 7 dollars. Total offerings today 198 hogsheads: Burley 67 dark 131 original inspection 149 reviews 49. Market described as strong on Burley and dark, with varying demand by warehouse.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Planters’ House
Burley
T Farmers’ House
Picket House
Coffee market slips in New York unsettled trading
The New York coffee market opened steady then fell 6 to 25 points amid European and US selling. July through May futures changed, with total daily volume around 58,000 bags, and US stock totals reported at 3,988,829 bags as visible supply.
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Ask
Aes
Taccosmne
GUIRY
Cscs
Hamburg
Havre
Rio
Santos
United States
New York
Baltimore
New Ye
Unit States
Dene
New Orleans
Dry goods market holds firmer tone with rising prices
New York reports a firmer statistical position across dry goods markets with prices edging higher. While actual advances occurred, buyers struggle to secure deliveries on satisfactory dates and show cautious coverage into the future.
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New York
Notice to stockholders Procter & Gamble 1905 transfer changes
The Procter & Gamble Company New Jersey closes its stock transfer books at 12 noon June 2 1905. The Central Trust and Safe Deposit Company will exchange old stock certificates for new certificates of stock in the Ohio Procter & Gamble Company on proper indorsement. Transfers of new stock occur at United Bank Building Cincinnati or Central Trust offices St Paul Building Cincinnati with registrar approval. June 7 1905.
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Central Trust and Safe
The
Procter & Gamble Company
Ohio Procter & Gamble Company
United Bank
Third and
Walnut Streets
Cincinnati
Central Trust and Safe Deposit Company
St. Paul Building
Procter & Gamble ‘Co
New Jersey
D. B. Gamble
Grand Hotel Company
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
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R. R. Co
Rudolph Kleybolte & Co
First National Bank Bldg
Wall Street
Healy Mine
Nied
United States Steel Corporation
Cae
A. O. Brown & Co
Lawson
Geo. Eustis & Co
Foster & Co
Southern Railway
P. J. Goodhart & Co
Special Dispatch
Call
Time Money
Stock Exchange
B’way
Newport Bridge
Cincinnati St. Ry
Kroger Pref
Cin
Gas and Electric
DBD& T
Cincinnati School
Portsmouth (Co
Water Works
J. D
Hamilton County
Elizabethtown Ieraee
Longview
Armory
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Longview Se
Sac
Covington
Water Works & J. &. Do Redem
F. A
Newport Bonds
Col.Gas Ist
Cin. Edison Ba
Mt. & Germt
Mt. Au. Cab
Pa. Bridge
Ham.& Lind
So. Cov
Ar Int
Dog
Unionie
Ky. Cent
Miami
E Securities
Ee Cin
Govato
Columbus
Ph. Carey
Te Co
Col. Crosst
C.N
U.ss
Ind. St. Ry
Industrial Ndsm. & B
Cuiks N. Ohio L&t
Fay & E. Bon
Ohio L&t
N.o.tr
South
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B.G
T. Rys
R. R
Oak L.pr
Bullock
Ory City
Fay & Egan
Freischra
N.pr
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Hoov-O-R
Niles-B-P
Niles T.w.pr
New York Stock Exchange
American
Greene
Houston Po
Texas
Manhattan Transit Co Teenae
Amsterdam Gas
Orleans Ry
Ehiche Transtaeeees
Reethern Securities Co
Budees
Ap Air Line
Abvcavausacens
Oec
Tennessee Copper
Anton
Eeee
Col. & Xenia
Ic. N.o.&t.p
Npt
D. & Cin
St Ry
Jergens
Brownell
Kroger
Cin &E
Shaperiéoss Col Gas
Atlas Trust
Iar
Wester
Consol
M. N
M.N
Tho” N
Menth School
Isis
Stecewes
Wwr
Water Works Spa Eee Ween Eee
Emen
Boston Mining
Treasury Statement
W. FE. Hutton & Co
First National Bank
N. H. Davis
Central Trust and Safe Deposit Co
Gaccnian Chisin
Lucien Wulsin
R. Burton
Wm. H. Simpson
4Th
4Th St
Walnut Street
Pwoooooood
New Ohio Corporation
Ironton
Ashland
Charles M. Schwab
John C. Schwab
E. L. Harper
Hastern
United Statag Steel Corporation
ST. Petersburg
Imperial
Delcasse
Russia
Berlin
Nicholas
Exchange
England
M. Delcasse
Ontario &Western
Anaconda
Baltimore & Ohio
Rand Mines
Reading
Southern Pacific
Wabash
Metals
Merchants National Bank
Jalls
William W. Brown
Charles A. Stevens
Ass’t
William P. Stamm
Ohio Traction Company OF
Louisville Tobacco
Main Street
J.E. Jones & Go
Carilisis
S. W. Corner Fourth
Walnut
Tel
Albert Kleybolte
Columbus Railway Company
the Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
Fourth and
Vine Street
Claude Ashbrook
Walnut St
P.j.goodhart & CO
Chas. E. Bultman & Co. Brokers
Carlisle Building
S. Hill & CO
Chamber of Commerce
City OF Chicago
Kuhw & Sons
E. Si St
D. H. Baldwin & CO
W. Fourth St
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