Gold Exports Halt Stock Market Rise in New York
A heavy export of gold to Paris tied down stock buying on June 7 as $3.6 million flowed out, keeping rates firm and local cash reserves low. Subtreasury absorption neared $4.85 million, while call loan rates stayed steady. News of government grain prospects and railroad consolidation rumors also swirled around the market, yet prices closed fairly steady after renewed tensions.
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Great Northern
Reading
Washington
White House
Harriman Railroad
United States
Markets Weigh Grain Report As Banks Suffer Losses
Banks lost $4,847,000 to the Sub treasury since Friday of last week. The government grain conditions report as of June 1 will be raised Monday and could influence market activity. Opinions vary whether the May 1 to June 1 change shows improvement or deterioration, likely reducing activity. Light demand for stocks in loan crowd. London expects no bank rate cut before July. Swift & Co declared a regular quarterly dividend of 1 percent.
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Ee Oa
A. O. Brown & Co
H. M. Beazell
Brokers Predict Cautious Market Ahead After Crop Report
Market views mix cautious tones with expectations of relief after the forthcoming crop report. Analysts note some hesitation and modest gains, with pros expecting limited declines before a rebound. Union Pacific remains firm as traders anticipate a higher list despite a subdued overall market.
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Union Pacific
Burley Tobacco Market Ends Week With Higher Prices
The Burley market closed steady with an upward week trend as the American Tobacco Company returned as a heavy buyer. Old and new leaf sold well, with high quality colors and brights prevalent. weekly totals reach 436 birds receipts and 413 total offerings across four warehouses.
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American Tobacco Company
Burley Tobacco
Bonds and Stocks Trade Dull Across Markets
Market notes from Cincinnati Chicago St Louis outline quiet gains and steady money, with bonds showing modest activity. Municipal certificates of Ohio and Indiana cities led sales, while New York exchange premiums remained modest and foreign exchange quotes edged higher.
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Ohio
Indiana
N. & C. Preferred
Cincinnati Gas
Cincinnati Street
New York Bond Sales Report Summary
Bond market activity in New York shows total sales figures with 4s and 7k listings reported by W. EB Hutton & Co and First National Bank Building. Details of figures are limited in the fragment.
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Oeneee
Minti
W. Eb, Hutton & Co
First National Bank
Unlisted Securities Traction Bonds and Bank Stocks Widespread Listings
The list shows unlisted securites including traction bonds with par values from 10 to 110 and preferred shares around 110. It mentions various financial firms such as Nat Cov, Trust, First, Savings Bank, Stockyards, Union 8. & T. and others with prices and percentages.
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Jergens
Bar, & Smith Do
Wees
Boldt Gl. Pr
Not - Brownell Bridge
Casey-H. Pr
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W. Powell
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Hamilton County
Elizabeth Bridge
Longview
Josie Jos
Big Miami Bridge
Covington
W. Trust
Ty Hall
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Bank & Way. OG
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Union 8.& T
Unity
Traction ST
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Notable Ad Club Visit and Cincinnati Updates
W B Aubuchon of St Louis president of the National Association of Advertisers Clubs visited Cincinnati and dined with the Advertisers' Club. The Principals' Association plans a continuation schools discussion next Friday in City Hall. The Adversisers' Club quarterly dinner is set for June 16 at Lagoon clubhouse porches. Auctioned topics include the Cincinnati convention and a national advertisers event expected to draw about five hundred attendees. Fr E Schakell of Milwaukee visited the Change. Ingalls of the Cleveland Big Four was promoted to Assistant General Superintendent of the Lake Shore. The Cincinnati Subtreasury received 600 000 pennies from Philadelphia Mint to meet city demand. The Western and Southern Life Insurance Company North District will host its annual outing at Coney Island with over two hundred attendees. Various visits and events around Cincinnati include Maccabees convention planning, fire marshal inspections of dry cleaners, and a Northside Business Men's Club lecture on The West Indies and Panama. New beer labeling rules under the pure food law will affect geographically named brands. Swigart jewelers expands with 200 000 capitalization and the M E Church Women’s Foreign Missionary Society incorporated. Byrth returns from Chicago with Freight Traffic Agents' meeting at Putin Bay. E and J Swigart incorporated to supply jewelers’ goods. Auditors appraise Cincinnati Milford & Loveland Electric Line per mile values.
London Money Market Delivers Mixed Signals on June Day
The London money market shows plentiful supply and quiet demand with discounts firming amid fears of further gold exports. Stocks end firmer after a New York opening lift, while foreigners gain Parisian attention and copper shares swing on metal prices.
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London
Stock Exchange
Paris
New York
Union Pacific
Anaconda
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
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
Sugar Market Report From New Orleans
New Orleans sugar outlook shows steady prices with open testa petritins at 3 percent, centrifugal yellow at 3 1/2, seconds at 2 3/4, and syrup steady with slight activity missing broader movement.
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New Orleans
Adverse Weather Delays Spring Merchandise and Trade
R G Dun reports adverse weather delaying distribution of spring goods and crops. Factory activity remains high, demand for steel products grows, cotton goods prices rise, and concern lingers over late season sales. western cities show stronger conditions while eastern and southern regions face slower activity.
Coffee futures open steady amid foreign cables and Brazil offers
New York June 7 coffee futures opened steady to down five points as French cables influenced selling against firm Brazil offers. Activity waned with selling easing near close, resulting in a steady to 10 points lower session. Estimated daily sales 1,250 bags with varied June to May contracts. spot quiet No 7 Rio at 6 and Santos around 4 7 8–5 0 c.
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New York
Brazil
Enou
Wedo
Rio
Santos
Cordova
Cotton Market Shifts With Dry South Weather
The market opened steady with an 8 to 8 point decline due to lower cables and good Southern weather, then rallied on covering and fresh long buying. Traders note possible continued bullish crop reports and foresee a price break soon as July and October futures rise on demand from spot houses.
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Foster & Co
Cotton Futures Rally on July Strength Amid Rumors
New York reports a sharp July futures rise, trading around 12 cents above morning lows as shorts cover and exporters suspected to push positions. Prices end higher across months with steady close, while New Orleans and Liverpool show firm to steady quotes amid mixed spot demand and global supply figures.
Wool Market Holds Steady with Mixed Domestic and Foreign Demand
Boston reports indicate market conditions unchanged with steady demand for fine scoured and pulled wools. prices firm across grades. New Texas and Arizona wools rise modestly while higher grades command steady to full prices. foreign fine Australian mills see buying interest. Months to date show substantial Boston-wool shipments and stable receipts versus last year.
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Boston
Commercial Bulletin of
Texas
Arizona
Montana
Game Authority
Money on call and bonds in New York and Boston markets
New York money on call easy at 1 2 percent with a 2 percent ruling rate. Sterling exchange firm with bankers’ bills around 487.05 to 487.10 for demand. Government bonds steady. Boston money shows call loans at 4 to 5 percent and various railroad and utility issues trading, including Atchison 4s and Union Pacific around 134.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Boston
Atchison
Paso
Mexican Central
Boston mining stock quotes steady at midweek close
In Boston on June 7 Adventor 2 and Ameralco led trading with prices around 44 and 85 percent respectively. Notable activity included Cen tennial Copper Range at 78, Calumet and Hecla at 785, and United Copper at 68 percent while ex div figures appeared for Quincy 112 percent and North Butte 30 percent.
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Boston
Mass
Adventor
Alloucz
Amalgamated
Atlantis
Bingham
Calumet
Hecla
Centennial Copper Range
Daly-West
Franklin
Granby
Isle Royale Ji
Massachusetts Mining
Michigan
Mohawk
Montana Coal and Coke
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrot
Quincy
Shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
United Copper
United States Mini
United States Oil
Utah
Vic Winona
Wolverine
North Butte
Butte Coalition
Nevada
Arizona
Arizona Commerce
Commodity prices from Adams Con and listed mines
New York on June 7 reports bid prices for Adams Con .10 and Alice 4.00 every ounce. Other listed mine shares include Breece .20 Brunswicke. 40 Comstock Tunnel .25 Con. Cal. and Va. .70 Horn Silver 1.50 Iron Silver 2.50 Leadville Con. .09 Little Chief .08 Ontario 3.80 Ophir 1.65 Potosi .10 Savage .45 Sierra Nevada .30 Small Hopes .30 Standard 2.2.
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New York
Adams
Brunswicke
Comstock
Dry goods trade improves in New York market
The New York dry goods trade shows better activity as warmer weather boosts retail sales. Retrenchment continues in some houses and layoffs affect large firms. Cotton goods stay firm and active while new clip wool samples arrive and fancy serges are set to open next week. Jobbing trade shows higher activity.
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Dun
Boston
Baltimore
Mississippi
Atlanta
Nashville
New York
Wea
Eetos
di Ofsolante
Mary
Oil City Turpentine and Rosin Market Report
Oil City reports June figures with credit balances at 1.78 and barrel totals around 287,113 for June. Charleston notes turpentine activity quiet, while Savannah shows firm turpentine at 97e and rosin activity, with stock and receipts detailed. Wilmington lists firm rosin at 4.05 bid and crude turpentine bids from 3.56 to 5.25.
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Oil City
Charleston
Savannah
Wales
Wilmington
Clover seed and timothy prices listed in Toledo market
Toledo market notes list Clover seed at 9.20 for October and 8.20 for December while Timothy trades at 2.36. Alsike priced at 8.00.
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Toledo
Soren Sete
Timothy
Alsike
Treasury balances report with gold assets noted
Treasury releases a June statement from Washington detailing general fund balances excluding the $150 million gold reserve. Available cash sits at $269,316,747 while gold coin and bullion amount to $96,868,660 and gold certificates total $48,000,000.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
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