High Priced Issues Lead Market Dull Day
Dull stock market with gains in high priced issues led by Delaware and Hudson St Paul Union Pacific Illinois Central and Gould properties. Pennsylvanias strength buoyed by Paris loan rumors while volume waned and overall market slipped late.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Delaware & Hudson
Spring Wheat Lines
St. Paul
Hill Roads
Union Pacific
Illinois Central
Pennsylvania
Allied Lines
Gould Properties
Delaware & Hudson Company
Northwest
Wall Street Gossip in London Stocks Hold Near Parity
American stocks in London stayed near parity while demand varied. St Paul seen in loan crowd but other issues freely offered. Bond demand slightly up. May road data show 14.2 percent average gross rise. Iron producers foresee new highs. Southern Pacific expected large declines after San Francisco disaster.
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St. Paul
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Boston Mining Market Summary From June 12 Trading
Boston mining report lists prices and percent changes for many mines and companies including Allouez American Zinc Atlantic Calumet and Hecla Dominion United Copper Tamarack Trinity United States Oil Utah Victoria Winona Wolverine and North Butte among others with varied bid and percent figures. The list reflects a broad spectrum of mining equities trading in the session.
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Boston
Adventure
Allouez
American Zinc
Atlantic
Ham
Calumet and
Hecla
Centennial Copper Range
Daly West
Coal
Franklin
Gran- Isle Royale
Massachusetts Mining
Afischsen
Mohawk
Morntana Coal and Coke
Oki Dominion
Osceola
Ferret
Eee
Shannon
What Brokers Say on Market Outlook and Bank Influence
Brokers present mixed views on the market with no clear selling pressure yet. They note quietness in some issues due to bank caution, short covering in active stocks like St Paul, and grain advances, while large holders push to lure public buying. The near term hinges on crop news and weather, with prices volatile as profit-taking resumes.
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St. Paul A
Charles J. Buddeke & Company
Money Market and Bond Quotes Across New York and Boston
New York reports money on call at 2 to 3 percent with time loans easing to 4 to 6 percent for various terms. Sterling exchange heavy. government and railroad bonds steady to irregular. Boston notes call loans at 4 to 5 percent with a range of bond and stock prices including Atchison issues, Mexican Central, Union Pacific, and major U.S. companies trading with varied quotations.
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Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Reading
Pacific Coast
Philippines
Wabash
United States
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Boston
Atchison Adj
Atchison
Mexican Central
Albany
Boston & Maine
Boston Elevated
Fitchburg
N. Y
American Woolen
Dominion Iron and Steel
Edison Electric Illuminating
Massachusetts Electric
Massachusetts Gas
United Fruit
United Shoe Machine
United States Steel
Wes Use. Com
Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
New York Exchange
London
Glasgow
Belfast
Paris
Ted
Oberts, Hall & Criss
Members
Stock Exchange
Seeeseeeseeseerasees
Bay Tate Gas
Columbia Copper BF Soscia
Eacdssic
Peepmess Yu Green Consolidated Copper
Havoc Tobacco
Houston A of Texas
Direteatolet Mercantile Marine
O Sonam
Rennet Swanererennes
Gig
International Salt
Mackay
Manhattan Transit Co
Montreal
New Amsterdam’Gas
Royal
Beak Seaboard Air Line
Tennessee
United Copper
Eene Eee
Union Copper
New York Mining Prices and Philippine Treasury Transfer
New York mining values list Adams Con to Standard with varied quotes including Iron Silver and Ophir. Separately the Subtreasury transferred 1,753,900 to San Francisco for the Philippine Government treasury account.
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New York
Adams
Alice
Breece
Brunewick
Comstock Tunnel
Con. Cal
Leadville
Little Chief
Ontario
Ophir
Phoenix
Potosi
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Standard
San Francisco
Lumbermen's Club of Cincinnati to hold outing at the Zoo
The Lumbermen's Club of Cincinnati will host its annual outing at the Zoo on Saturday with families of members attending. T J Moffett serves as toastmaster at the dinner in the evening, and the event features entertainment for all.
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The
Lumbermen's Club of
Cincinnati
Zoo
T. J. Moffett
Cincinnati Bankers’ Club
Avondale Club
N. S. Keith
W. Kesley Schoepf
Cincinnati Alumni Association
Ohio Wesleyan University
Business Men’s Club
F.B. Dyer
R. T. Stevenson
Improvement in trading on call steadies on Cincinnati Gas
Market notes show firmer demand for Cincinnati Gas with calls at 104 and a small uptick in Fleischmann preferred to 127. American Rolling Mill and Globe Soap lift industrials while bonds stay quiet. overall, money demand remains strong and rates hold steady amid mixed stock activity on the Chicago and St. Louis exchanges.
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Stock Exchange
Fleischmann Preferred
Cincinnati Gas
American Rolling Mill
Globe Soap
The
Morning Call
Gas and Electric
Fleischmann
Cin. Gas and Electric
Am. Rolling Mill
Col. Gas and
Little Miami R. R
Col. Gas and Fuel
Am. R
Mill
Bar. E Smith
Pinsbeeken
Globe Soapist Boldt Gl
B'way & Npt
Bridge
Brownell
Casey H
Td W. Powell Pr
Col. G. & Wurlitzer
Atlas Nat
Consol
J. Ee
M.N
Southern Ry
Erence
Erence Saeeeeee Water Works
Wees Water Works
F. A
Sone
J D
Benson St
Ferrers
Big Miami
Covington
Newport
London Markets Report Mixed Trade and International Bonds
Bullion moved into the Bank of England and a shipment to South America was arranged as settlement demand stayed firm. London stocks showed dull business with gilt-edged securities slipping while home rails improved on new account. Irish land stock issue supported firmer close.
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London
Bank of England
South America
Stock Exchange
New York
Baltimore & Ohio
Anaconda
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Western
Milwaukee & St. Paul
de Beers
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Illinois Central
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Rand Mines
Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash
Cpert
ST. Petersburg
Berlin
Exchange
Paris
Coffee futures steady with modest losses on second day
Trading opened steady then slipped on weaker Havre cables as June and July months declined while others held. Total daily sales reached 33 500 bags with New York quotes around 6 20 for July and 6 60 to 6 65 for December, stocks in U S supply at 3 538 655 bags.
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Commercial Tribune
Ask
Havre
United States
New York
Baltimore
San Francisco
Hamburg
Clined
F. Rio
Santos
New Orleans
Tobacco market opens week with generally strong trading
The market posted solid activity with the week starting on a positive note as most lots fetched satisfactory prices. Weakness appeared only in the new crop grades while older holdings and various warehouses reported mixed but largely steady to higher values across multiple lots and price ranges.
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Buckeye
Bodmann
Globe
Market Report From Louisville Tobacco Deals
Louisville market notes show United Dark House selling 30 dark tobacco birds with logs at 4.55 to 5.75 and leaf 6 to 7.30. Kentucky House offered 30 Burley and 18 dark with Burley 9 to 10 and dark 4.9 to 7.5 with no rejections as activity remained strong. summary lists 25 hhds Burley and 9 hhds dark across warehouses.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
United Dark House
Kentucky House
Burley
Treasury balances report cash and gold reserves
Washington on June 12 reports the general fund balances excluding the gold reserve: available cash $167,022,703. gold coin and bullion $84,189,313. gold certificates $42,800.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Cotton Letters Signal Bear Pressure and Weather Dampening Market
Traders note a large professional long interest and rising short positions in July cotton. Weather across Texas and Louisiana sows drought concerns while receipts fall, helping a bullish weekly outlook yet market remains narrow. South remains a strong seller as forecasts urge improved conditions.
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Foster & Co
W. E. Hutton & Co
Cotton Market Mixed as New York Closes Steady
New York reports a quiet session with a 6 point gain for near months and losses for distant months. July in New Orleans fluctuated while spot values held firm. weather reports and profit taking pressured prices as farmers watched demand.
Wool market mixed with limited trading in six markets
Wool prices shown in St Louis and Boston reports reflect a steady to firm tone for certain grades while overall activity remains dull. Dealers resist high asks amid dwindling stock and uneven regional offerings across Ohio Pennsylvania Michigan Kentucky Indiana and other territories.
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ST. Louis
Boston
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Kentucky
Indiana
Turpentine and oil markets report across several towns
June market notes from Toledo North Lima South Lima Indiarla Charleston and beyond show turpentine prices steady around 9 to 6 percent, window glass and oil balances in flux. Shipments and averages listed for Oil City Lima Wilmington with rosin and spirits figures and price ranges.
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Toledo
Lima
Wilmington
C. Rosin
Cattle Market Inactive with Mixed Grading Across Regions
CATTLE MARKET INACTIVE. Receipts and shipments for the past day show light cattle and hogs, with steady to higher hog prices and mixed cattle quotes. Regional reports from Dayton Pittsburgh East Buffalo and Chicago indicate small gains for hogs and varied cattle demand, with stockers and feeders largely at a standstill and calves, sheep, and lambs moving at steady to strong rates.
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Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Ohio Live Stock Commission Company
Pittsburg
East Buffalo
HPRR
Chicago
ST. Louis
New York
Liverpool
London
Buffalo
Omaha
Kansas City
Western Fed
Texas
Ohio Incorporations Reported Across Several Cities
Articles of incorporation filed in Columbus show new entities including The Main Beneficial and Social Club in Cincinnati with five founders, Cincinnati Independent Telephone Company with five organizers, Sonnhalter Booth Company in Massillon, United States Laundry Company in Portsmouth increasing capital, Ohio Farm and Ranch Company in Springfield, and Craig Shipbuilding Company in Toledo reducing capital by retiring preferred stock with cash payouts to holders.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Cincinnati
Anthony F. Lauk
George McDonald
Fred C. H. Fischer
Charles F. M. Baker
George H. Fennerman
Cincinnati Independent Telephone Company
Chas. H. Urban
Wm. Klusman
Edward Puthoff
Arthur R. Morgan
Geo. W. Griffiths
Sonnhalter-Booth Company
Massillon
W. A. Sonnhalter
L. E. Booth
Matilda Sonnhalter
Jessie A. Booth
Estelle Valkmar
United States Laundry Company
Portsmouth
Ohio Farm and Ranch Company
Springfield
Frank R. Geiger
D. W. Gotwald
John Chapman
Dry goods market steady with price revision announced
In New York on June 12 dry goods in bulk held steady. Bleached sheetings saw price revisions and further cuts expected. Overall export trade was very dull with China and Red Sea ports. Cotton yarns showed firmer prices.
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New York
China
Red Sea
Dividend Declared by Columbus Gas and Fuel Co
A dividend of 1 percent was declared on the preferred stock of Columbus Gas and Fuel Company. It will be payable July 2, 1906 to stockholders of record at the close of business June 16, 1906. G. C. Scott, Secy.
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Cincinnati
Stock Exchange
Baker Court
Ohio
Gadsden
Ala
City Hall
P.c
The
H. M. Beazell
Columbus Gas and Fuel Company
G. C. Scott
Sec’y
Cincinnati and
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Ce Any
Fourth and
Plum Streets
Board of Directors
Cincinnati and Electric Company
Archibald S. White
Metals market slips as London tin sentiment sours
London tin tumbles on speculative liquidation with spot at £175 15s and futures £176. Se markets in New York and local areas show weakness across reformations in zinc lead and iron. Prices for refined tin and zinc ease while electrolytics hold near prior levels amid thin activity.
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Louis
New York
London
Spelter
Standard
Cleveland
Northern
Southern
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Car & Fdy
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Boston Mining
A. O. Brown & Company
Roberts, Hall & Criss
P. J. Goodhart & Co
Charles E. Bultman & Co
John W. Ballmann
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Cincinnati Furniture Exchange
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Board of Elections
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Louisville Tobacco
Treasury Statement
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Cotton Letters
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A. O. Brown & Co
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Charles J. Buddeke & Co
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Hailas National Dank
Walnut Street
Postoffice
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Central Trust and Safe Deposit Co
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OHO
Safe Investments
P.c. Bonds
the Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
N. W. Corner
Texas Pacific Ry. Co
Ti Southern Ry
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D. H. Baldwin & CO
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F.E. Webner & CO
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First Nat’s Bank
J. E. Jones
Carlisle
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W. Cor
Wurlitzer
Walnut
Chicago Street Improvement
S. Kuhn & Sons
E. Thid St
Claude Ashbrook
Phenix Grain & Stock Exchange
E. Fourth St
Metals
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