Dividend minded U S Telephone stock touted for big gains
A syndicate reports rapid sales of United States and Cuyahoga Telephone shares and projects strong profits. U S Long Distance toll network serves 425 towns with 99 year contracts, with pending merger talks and planned price appreciation to justify $50 per share now, aiming at $100 in coming years. Dividend prospects cited include 6 percent yield and potential 50 percent value rise.
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Everett-Moore
United States
Cuyahoga Telephone
United States Common
Cuyahoga Common
Cuyahoga Telephone Common
Cuyahoga Telephone Company
Cleveland
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Exchange
Bue E
Bs Dean Roleo
St. Louis
Indianapolis
United States Telephone Company
Cleveland Trust Company
U. S. Telephone Long Distance Common
Cincinnati
Columbus
Toledo
U. S. Telephone Common
Federal Telephone Company
Paonpenys
United States Long Distance
Cuyahoga
Brailey Syndicate
Youngstown
Zanesville
Canton
East Liverpool
Findlay
Fostoria
Massillon
Lancaster
U. S. Long Distance Telephone Company
U.S
Ohio
U U. S
United States Long Distance Telephone Company
U. S
Gayahora
James 8. Brailey, JR
Prices Slump as Market Faces Continued Pressure
Desultory trading in New York stocks sees a weak close with no sign of resiliency. Reading becomes a bear target as Anaconda and metal stocks fall amid drought aided crop worries and Russian news. Bond sales total $885000 while grain reports spark brief optimism followed by renewed selling.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Reading
Anaconda
Russia
Weather Bureau
Wall Street
Aegis Ann
Municipal Bonds for Careful Investors
A brief note lists available municipal bonds for prudent buyers. It highlights options suitable for cautious portfolios and emphasizes careful selection of tax advantaged securities.
Financial Strains Rise Over July Treasury Withdrawals
On July 1 the second installment of the larger cash reserve law adds about 12 million to prevent trust company withdrawals from New York banks. On July 10 the Treasury will withdraw 10 million from National banks. The San Francisco fire losses financing remains unsettled. Bond market remains dull with U S 8s up and old 4s mixed.
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New York
Treasury
United States Treasury
San Francisco
United States
Wall Street Gossips and Rail Earnings Report
Russian international conditions disturb foreign courses yet copper demand remains strong. Columbus Railway and Light declares a 1 percent dividend payable July 16. New Haven earnings for the current year may surpass 53 million dollars, a record. Eighty-six roads show an average April net increase of 4.81 percent. Republic Iron and Steel expects about 3.5 million dollars net for year ending June 30, with most profit in the last six months.
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Republic Iron and Steel
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway Company
Cincinnati
J. W. Hood
Market News Notes From Banking and Railways
What Brokers Say. Railway earnings rise and property development proceeds with some crop setbacks from dry weather in certain localities. Bank statement shows a nominal reserve decrease and a slight loan increase, immaterial to the market. Pennsylvania bonds reportedly sold in Paris, which would favorably influence markets if confirmed.
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W. E. Hutton & Co
H. M. Beazell
Pennsylvania
Paris
A. O. Brown & Co
Market Liquidation Continues Amid Anticipated Monetary Weakness
The liquidation extended over several days with heavy short selling. Traders expect further unfavorable developments in the monetary situation as Charles E. Bultman & Co. notes the trend.
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Charles E. Bultman & Co
Bank Clerks Meet in Indianapolis With Local Leaders
Forty members of the Cincinnati Chapter American Institute of Bank Clerks travel by Big Four to Indianapolis for a day trip at the invitation of the Indianapolis Chapter. Return planned for tonight. Fragments note memorial resolutions for the late William T. Perkins. E R Fisher et al form Electrical Railway Advertising Co of Cincinnati with 15000 capital.
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Cincinnati
American Institute of Bank Clerks
Indianapolis
Hoosier City
Electrical Railway Advertising Company of
T. R. Fisher
J. R. Park
H. J. Haarmeyer
Arthur C. Fricke
B. A. Haarmeyer
Week Opens and Closes Quietly in Mixed Stock Market
Week opened and closed quietly with spasmodic activity in an industrial stock group. Bonds remained steady with collateral loans easing to 4 percent. Clearings totaled 4 395 850 and 31 600 523 in Chicago and New York areas respectively.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
New York Exchange
Globe- W
Rae
Brownell Wees
Hous.Stan
Casey-H. Pr. Iy Kroger
City
S. Tel
Dlas
U S
Tabacco. Oy
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Wurlitzer Tees
Atlas Nat
Cent Trust
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Cincinnati Bonds
Consol
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Cialcon
Fund
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Nee South
Southern Ry
Water Works
Faon
Hamilton County
Peeler Bridge
Longview
Ngview Speer Testseeree Nenreeell
Weeweee Benson Bridge
Big Miami Bridge
A - Covington
NEW Pont
World markets sag as Russian slump rattles Paris and London
On June 16 supplies of money were easy and trading dull. Stocks fell as the Russian situation unsettled Paris and London, with consols and many equities slipping. In London prices for many rails and commodities declined while bar silver rose. PARIS and BERLIN reported heavy and dull trading respectively amid Russian weakness.
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Russia
Paris
London
Anaconda
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Illinois Central
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Rand Mines
Reading
Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash
Berlin
New York Banks Report Mixed Cash and Loan Changes
The Financier notes the New York Associated Banks posted a small cash decrease despite deposits rising by 1.046 million and a modest reserve increase. Loans grew 913,700, gold imports slowed, and the weekly bank clearings averaged 294 million dollars with higher Saturday totals. Seven banks gained 1.5 million net while six banks fell 1.333 million net.
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New York
New York Associated Banks
Australia
San Francisco
Money and bond quotes from New York and Boston June 16
New York notes show money on call at 0 to 4 percent, sixty and ninety day loans at 4 percent, six months at 4.5 percent, prime mercantile paper at 5 percent, heavy storing exchange around 485.80 to 488.90 for demand. Boston lists call loans 4 to 5 percent, various bonds including Atchison issues, Mexican Central, and numerous rail and industrial stocks with multiple bid and ask levels.
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New York Exchange
London
Glasgow
Belfast
Auniene
Paris
New York
Prime Mercantile
Boston
Atchison Adj
Atchison
Mexican Central
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Boston Elevated
Fitchburg
N. Y
Union Pacific i
American Tel
American Woolen
Dominion Iron and Steel
Edison Electric
Massachusetts Electric
Massachusetts Gas
United Fruit
United Shoe Mach
United States Steel
Westinghouse Com
Exchangewatch Notes on Market Mood and Russia News
The report notes limited changes in the bank statement and unfavorable averages amid expectations for a stronger display due to stock market shifts. Early day headlines mention bad conditions in Russia weighing on sentiment as professionals show a waiting stance.
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John W. Ballmann
Russia
New York Bond Sales Report Snapshot
Bond listings from W. E. Hutton & Co and First National Bank reflect varied issues including B&O and Baltimore Ohio notes, C B Q N Wab Arch adj sS, and stocklike sale totals with par values and percentages. It shows multiple issuers, maturities, and prices, highlighting market activity and bids across railroads and industrials.
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W. E. Hutton & Co
First National Bank
Ind
T. C. I. Gen
Baltimore
Ohio
Cc. L
Lao
Taackawanna Steel
Rdg
W. P
A.C
R. Lret
ZOOR
Scack
B. U. EB
Je L
W. U
Peters
Par Valuc
Market activity reports mixed copper stock bids
Boston July trading notices list bids and asks for numerous mining and oil shares. Companies named include American Zinc, Calumet and Hecla, United Copper, Tamarack, Parrot, Isle Royale, Quinc y, Trinity, and others with various percentage bids or prices. overall varied liquidity noted.
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Boston
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
American Zinc
Atlantic
Bingham
Calumet
Hecla
Centennial
Copper Range
Daly- West
Dominion Coal
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 Oil
Utah
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
North Butte
Mining Stock Prices Reported in New York
New York on June 16 lists closing prices for several mining stocks led by Adams Con .20 and California and Virginia .63. Other notable quotes include Iron Silver at 5.00, Ontario 2.35, Ophir 3.55, and Savage 0.74 with multiple smaller bids in Brunswick Con to Standard 1.75.
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Edations
York
Hall & Criss
Ask
Cancom
Columb
ORS Ivaccaer
Seeee Greene
Havana Tobacco
Seavieve
Houston Oil of Texas
Mercantile Marine
Ceeane
Tennessee Copper Ae
United Copper
Union Copper
New York
Adams
Alice
Breece
Brunswick
Comstock Tunnel
Con
California
Virginia
Leadville
Little Chief
Ontario
Ophir
Phoenix
Potosi
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes
Standard
Market Report From Manchester Business Week
The first post holiday week showed dull turnover and stable prices. Bombay and Madras inquired moderately for shirting while Calcutta cancelled orders. Best outlets remained South American and Mediterranean markets despite delivery delays. coarse grades sold poorly.
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Manchester
Bombay
Madras
Calcutta
Treasury balances show available cash and gold certificates
Washington June 16 Treasury general fund balances released with available cash at 368 million dollars exclusive of a 150 million gold reserve. Gold certificates amount to 29.89 million, with other items totaling 87.4 million.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Sugar Market Brief From New Orleans Trading Floor
New Orleans reports open kettle centrifugal prices steady two and a half to three quarters. Molasses and syrup hold firm with mixed domestic demand reflected in slightly firm tones across the market.
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New Orleans
Traction Bonds and Securities in Historic Market Ledger
A dense listing of bonds and stocks including Traction Bonds, railroad issuances, and industrials. Entries feature Dayton, Ohio, and various banks, insurers, and utilities with prices and par values, reflecting a broad market snapshot. The document names numerous issuing entities and bond types with mixed price quotations and ex-dividend notes.
Cotton Short Selling Alarms Market Amid Visible Supply Drop
Outsiders have been selling considerable cotton short during the past week with professionals backed by a bull syndicate led by Price, while visible supply fell 147 798 bales week over week and weather remained favorable in most areas. Boll weevils rise in Texas as futures show improvement from short covering but overall trade stays small and choppy.
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Bull Syndicate
Price
John W. Ballmann
the Chronicle
Texas
A. O. Brown & Co
Foster & Co
Cotton market firm on weather and demand across regions
Cotton futures show steady to higher prices in New York and New Orleans with gains from Liverpool buyers amid dry Texas conditions. Prices closed steady with notable activity in New Orleans and Liverpool, reflecting strong underlying demand and limited rainfall in the Southwest.
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New York
Liverpool Cabies
Texas
Opus
Gulf
New Orleans
Saies
Liverpool
For Sale Chicago Street Improvement Bonds
Bond advertisement listing 5 percent bonds offered for sale at price par and accrued interest. Brokerage by S. Kuhn and Sons located at 24 East Thkd Street.
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Chicago Street Improvement
S. Kuhn & Sons
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