Union Pacific Strength Deters Bear Operations
In New York on June 6 the market showed subdued speculative activity ahead of national party conventions. Union Pacific led, with bears restrained as support remained strong. Missouri Pacific fell on dividend news but rebounded, while wheat crop optimism and better mercantile reviews helped lift prices despite dull offerings. Bond activity remained firm with $1,242,000 in total sales and United States 2s up on call.
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New York
London
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Bank Loank
United States
Ticker Talk in Philadelphia Signals Hepburn Act Test
Suit against anthracite roads to test the Hepburn act began in Philadelphia. Readjustments of steel prices expected though rail prices unlikely to change. Dan's Review notes manufacturing activity and seasonable weather as key recent influences. Bradstreet's reports heavy rain in multiple regions creating uneven retail trade and planting effects. Minor chance of an initial dividend on Alton common.
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Philadelphia
Bradstreet’s
Market steadies after dull start as Taft outlook nudges gains
Brokers report a dull but firm opening with stocks advancing about 1 percent led by strong United States Steel issues. Analysts cite Taft-H. M. Beazell optimism and a conservative political outlook as factors lifting sentiment and price expectations for securities of merit.
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Taft
H. M. Beazell
Clearing House Statement Reports Banks Surplus Amid Declines
The New York Clearing House shows banks hold 47,192,000 above 25 percent requirements, down 717,800 from a week earlier. Loans fall to 1,211,601,900 with deposits at 1,282,500,400 and circulation 56,830,800. legal tenders rise 1,244,600 to 71,872,000 amid a 1,539,900 drop in reserves to 367,817,300.
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New York
United States
Clearing House
Greater New York
Treasury balances report for June shows cash and gold reserves
Treasury releases balance sheet with $240,686,360 in available cash, $25,174,495 in gold coin and bullion, and $29,980 in gold certificates, excluding the $150 million gold reserve.
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Washington
Treasury
Financial report shows small weekly cash gain in New York banks
The Associated Banks of New York City report a weekly cash gain of 1.7169 million and a cash decrease of 1.5369 million under actual versus average conditions. Government deposits hold near 19.8488 million. State banks and trusts post notable gains with increased loans and deposits, influenced by bond deals, while overall money rates are not clearly improving.
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New York
Associated Banks of
New York City
Greater New York
Mining Stock Averages and Percentages Reported in Boston
The report lists numerous mining and metal stocks with percentage changes and prices, covering companies such as Amalgamated, Isle Royale, Calumet & Hecla, Granby, Parrot, United Copper, Montana Coal and Coke, and Nevada, among others, reflecting the day’s market activity in Boston.
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Boston
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Bingham
Calumet & Hecla
Centennial
Copper Range
Daly- West
Franklin
Granby
Isle Royale
Mass
Michigan
Mohawk
Montana Coal and Coke
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrot
Quincy
Shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
United Copper
United States Mining
United States Oil
Utah
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
North Butte
Butte Coalition
Nevada
Calumet & Arizona
Arizona Commercial
Green Cananea
Cloth Market Shows Slight Increase in Activity
Manchester reports a generally dull week in the cloth market with small markets slightly more animated as producers halt work rather than accept low offers. Indian purchases of light cloths were moderate while China demand remains quiet. Yanus buyers from America and Egypt met with disappointing trade at about unchanged prices.
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Manchester
India
China
Yanus
New York Bond Sales Report Dense with Municipal and Railroad Issues
Bond market notes list numerous issues from U S and international issuers. Entries cover Taplet, 4s, 3s and 4s series with varied par values and yields, including R. T, M S and Pacific Railroad securities with prices around one to three thousand dollars each.
Coal Market Shows Territorial Improvement Amid Slow Recovery
The coal market remains better than a few weeks ago but not booming. Indiana and Illinois expect demand to rise by mid summer, with miners seeking to boost output for lake and winter needs. Pennsylvania Ohio and Western regions show varied progress as coke contracts grow and municipalities accelerate purchases.
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Fust
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Ndome
Money on call, time loans steady in New York markets
New York reports call money dull and easy with sixty and ninety day loans around 2 percent. Sterling exchange steady with bankers bills near 486.90 for demand and 485.50 for sixty day, bar silver at 52 3/4 cents. Government and railroad bonds firm with mixed quotes across sectors. Boston data shows call loans 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 percent and numerous bond and stock listings across railroads and utilities.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Boston
Atchison Adj
Atchison
Mexican Central
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Boston Elevated
Fitchburg
N. Y
Union Pacific
Arge. Chemical
American Sugar
American Telephone and Telegraph
American Woolen
Dominion Iron and Steel
Edison Electric Illuminating
General Electric
Massachusetts Electric
Massachusetts Gas
United Fruit
United Shoe Machinery
United States Steel
Butter and Egg Markets Steady Across Cities
Butter and eggs hold steady in Chicago with creamery prices 19 to 23 cents and firsts 14 cents. Cheese also steady with daisies 10 to 10 1/2 cents, twins 9 1/2 to 10 cents. Poultry mostly unchanged, live turkey 14 cents, chickens 1 cent, broilers around 2.50 to 4.50 per dozen, with varied weight brackets. Kansas City reports eggs unchanged to fraction lower, fresh extrag 11 16 cents. New York notes butter steady, cheese quiet but steady, eggs firm, poultry quiet with spring chickens 28 cents, fowls 13 4, turkeys 11 cents.
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Chicago
Kansas City
New York
United States
United
Central Western
Granger
P.c
Gencreee
Sweer von Oe
Ohio
Michigan
Acobes
Cigar Leaf Tobacco Sales Reported by Farmers and Shippers
Sales of cigar leaf tobacco on Saturday by the Farmers and Shippers and the Globe Warehouses totaled 121 cases with prices from 2.20 to 12 per 100 lbs. Seed class sold 57 cases with multiple price ranges, Spanish 46 cases with several price points, and Dutch 18 cases distributed across three price bands. Prices varied by grade and weight, reflecting mixed lots from seed Spanish and Dutch categories.
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Globe
Cotton futures open steady in dull New York market
The New York cotton pit opened steady to down as French cables and scattered selling weighed on prices. Trade showed 8,259 bags sold with July at 5.95 to 6.0 cents, September 5.95, December 5.90, March 5.90 to 5.95, May 5.95, Rio No.7 6.15 to 6.16 cents, Santos No.4 8.5 to 8.6 cents, Cordova 9.5 to 12 cents.
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New York
Rio No
Santos No
Cordova
Y C. J. Buddeke & Co
Union Trust
Shee Ie
Eens
New York Mining Prices Reported in Brief
New York mining values listed with several stocks and bonds, including Alice, Brunswick, Com stock Tunnel, Ophir, Ontario, Metal prices shown for June 6. Stocks such as Mexican and Standard cited with fractional and decimal figures.
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Roberts, Hall & Criss
New York Stock Exchange
American Tobacco
Borden’s Milk
Seberee
Havana
United Copper Com
Cane
Dalyestane
New York
Brunswick
Con
Comstock Tunnel
Con. Cal
Leadville
Little Chief
Ontario
Imports and Exports at New York Port Week Ended May 2
Merchandise and dry goods arriving at the port of New York for the week ending May 2 were valued at 10,523,127. Specie imports for the port for the period include 49,793 in silver and 115,688 in gold. Specie exports for the period total 1,798,000 in gold and 1,311,880 in silver.
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New York
Port of
Metals market report shows steady prices and dull activity
In New York and Louis, lead sits around 4.40 to 4.50, tin eases at 28.20 to 28.60, and copper remains dull with electrolyte 12.50 to 12.75. Smelter climbs to 4.60 to 4.65 while iron stays quiet and unchanged.
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Sian
Louis
New York
Lake
Clover seed prices listed for October and December
In Toledo on June 6 the market shows Clover seed at 7.45 per unit for October delivery and 7.40 for December delivery. The figures reflect current futures or cash prices for the seed in the period.
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Toledo
Market closes strong but quiet in Cincinnati trading
The local market ends firm yet quiet with traction stocks leading activity. Cincinnati Newport & Covington Light and Traction stay active while gas stock remains easy. telephone and street railways show mixed demand as Columbus Railways hit closing highs.
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Cincinnati
Newport & Covington Light
Traction
Henderson Lithograph
Columbus Railways
Columbus & Xenia
New Orleans
Texas Pacific
New York Exchange
Railroad Bonds and Securities Market Listing
A compact listing of railroad bonds and various securities with quoted prices and yields. Notable entries include Big Four 4s at 106 and G.R. & F.W. 7s at 1201, along with Dayton & M. and Miami & Ger. bonds showing around 98 to 100 percent bids.
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Am. R. Mill
Genpea
Bar, & Smith
Brownell
Casey
C. Ett
Columbia
Col. Gas & F. Co
Cuyahoga
Foulds M. M. ™ Fleisch
Bank — Atlas
Cincinnati
A O
M. N
Southern Ry
Debeweeseee
Wena
Southern Ry. Ter
Peneeeees A
Hunt St
Hamilton
Elizabethtown Bridge
Longview
Armory
Big Miami
Covington
FP. A
J. J
F. A
Newport
Water Works
Bar
E Smith
Cin. Edison
Sonn.bia Gas
Fay &Egan
Col
C.B
Ohio
Tol
Miami & Ger
S. Ham
Lind
Big Four
G.r.&f.w
Dayton & M
Or &E
Cotton Prices Hold Steady in New Orleans Trade
Spot cotton firm with middling at 11 1/2 cents and sales of 900 bales on the spot plus 13 bales to arrive. Futures opened quiet and ended steady as weather reports and levee damage news influenced late-month activity. New York and Liverpool markets show mixed signals with steady close and futures higher by a few points.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Haliday
Cotton Exchange
New York
Houston
Do Gulf
Ohio Incorporations Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune
Ohio articles of association filed with the Secretary of State include Ryan Grain Elevator Company Cincinnati 250000 Bonded Rental and Realty Company Cleveland 10000 Kimberley Oil Company Steubenville 50000 The Columbus Manufacturing Company Columbus 10000 The Multiplex Concrete Machinery Company Toledo 25000 The Mark Harris Amusement Company Cleveland 5000 E A Foote et al and other groups The Siebenburger Sachsen and Frauen ang Jung Frauen Kranken Unterstutzung Verein Martins Ferry Sanger Eintracht Columbus Simpson Manufacturing Company increase to 10000 Lowellville Savings and Banking Company increase to 50000 Zanesville Baseball Company increase to 30000 Mansfield Engineering Company reduction to 10000.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Ryan Grain Elevator Company
Cincinnati
John J. Ryan
Howard N. Ragland
H. W. Barnes
J. A. Purvis
D. A. Washington
Bonded Rental and Realty Company
Cleveland
C. W. Shimmon
W. A. Basquin
William Cc. Wei
Sjr
Cook
McGowan
M. L. Fowler
Siebenburger Sachsen and Frauen Ang Jung Frauen Kranken Unterstutzung Verein
Sanger Eintracht
Martins. Ferry
Simpson Manufacturing Company
Lowellville Savings and Banking Company
Lowellville
Mahoning County
Zanesville Baseball Company
Zanesville
Mansfield Engineering Company
Mansfield
Oil Turpentine and Rosin Prices Reported Across Cities
Market wires show oil prices in Ohio and Indiana with Lima values. Turpentine and rosin figures released for Wilmington Savannah Charleston and Oil City with receipts shipments and stock levels noted. price ranges listed for rosin grades and window glass and water white products.
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Toledo
North
Lima
Indiana
Wilmington
Savannah
Charleston
Oil City
Dry goods market reports steady on cottons and linens
New York June 6 dry goods market was quiet though firm on cotton goods and linings. Jobbers report many orders for quick shipment and strong cotton staples sales. Fine cottons for spring to be shown mid July. Burlaps reached yearly low and have since recovered with notable railroad sales.
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New York
Markets in Cincinnati June 8 1908 a price survey
Cincinnati market report lists Wheat Corn Oats and Rye prices and day’s moves. Includes futures spot quotations for flour hay whisky and feeds with reported sales and grain inspections and fruits vegetables and meats prices in detail.
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Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Northern
Dr.s
London Stock Market Rebounds After Rate Cut and Abundant Money
The Bank of England rate cut and plentiful money boosted investment on the London Stock Exchange. Consols led gains while foreign bonds from Argentina, Russia, and Japan improved. Home rails, notably Great Central, Eastern, and Northern, rose on potential working agreements. Union Pacific bonds lifted the market, though some speculative favorites retreated. Money remained abundant with easy lending conditions despite gold demand.
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London
Bank of England
Stock Exchange
Home Rails
Great Central
Kaffir
American Securities
Union Pacific
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Erie
Great Northern
Isis M
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Ontario & Western
St Paul
Wisconsin Central
Aelee
Oundry
En Securities
Pacific Mall
Ar Steel
United States Press
Een
Eneem Ewes
Ticker
Alton Common
W. R. Todd & Co
W. E. Hutton & Co
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Treasury Statement
Associated Banks Statement
Boston Mining
Peoria
W. K Hutton & Co
First National Bank Buiding
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Coal Market
NEW York Mining
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Cincinnati Street Railway
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Morning Call
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Cincinnati Clearing House
Glasgow
Berlin
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Serdesensetcesoes Cvees
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Little Miami
Cin. & Ham
D. & Tiree
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Colum. Ry
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Scioton Valley
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Traction ST
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Fay & Eg
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Shillito Co
Niles T.W
Low Bune
German National Bank
Covington, Ky
Jas
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Vice Press
George B, Engel
Cashier
H. P
Colville
Asst. Cashies
Aimee
Alabama
Messina
Palermo
Florida
California
Nenorwa Ae Do
Timothy
Turkey
Columbus Gas and Fuel Company
G. C. Scott
Imperial
Young Hyson Oolong
Souchong
Japan
Santos
Akron
Crescen
Manila
Candlewick
Goubeey
Dareseeedeeseeci
Lord Tierces
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Susquehanna
Conestoga RF
Queen of W
Peerless Aca
Oakland
Seeeteee Norwood
Great Falls
Brighton LL
Great Western
Hicora
Exposition Pepperell
Henderson Family
Utica
Union
Fitchville
Lonsdale
Masonville
Hill
Liberty Bell
COE
York
Bedford
Geneva
Alameda
Prin’ Simpson
Savings Bank
Main St
the Baldwin Company
Wurlitzer
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway Company
A. Telford
London Stock Exchange
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