Stock Market Drops Back Into Apathetic Condition
New York June 17 stock market fell back into an apathetic spell seen last week before weekend activity. Some professionals tried to reclaim sold stocks while prices rose slowly on weak news and absence of selling pressure. Foreign markets steadied, gold flows to Paris considered, and the Bank of England absorbed the offered supply.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Paris
London
Russia
Bank of France
Bank of England
Sterling Exchange
Standard Oil
Southern Pacific Preferred
TICKER TALK Rock Island to earn near 10 percent on preferred stock
Americans in London report heavy trading and parity weakness while London markets stay weaker. Crop outlook improves. Rock Island likely to yield about 10 percent on its preferred stock. Metropolitan directors assert a right to declare preferred dividends. Banks expect cash gains from interior markets through June. Bank statements show the smallest year start surplus since 1893.
Brokers Weigh Markets Amid Hopes of Recovery
Analysts from A. O. Brown & Co Foster & Co Roberts Hall Criss and H M Beazell express cautious optimism about prices. They note no visible shocks ahead and expect gradual recovery after fears of international complications abate. Some advise prudent buying to lock in fair profits on stock retractions.
Cincinnati Delegates Attend National Liquor Dealers' Convention
The Cincinnati rear guard and about fifty locals traveled to Atlantic City for the National Wholesale Liquor Dealers' Association convention. Other news includes appointments at Union Gas and Electric, a gas stock sale, and local elections on school bonds. Visitors to the Business Men's Club listed numerous names from across the Midwest and beyond.
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W. N. Hobart
Sol Freiberg
J. T. McHugh
A. Julius Freiberg
Cincinnati
National Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association
Atlantic City
Columbia Gas and Electric
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
New York Bond Sales Early Market Totals
Bond listing from New York shows multiple issues traded or offered including Erie gen 4s, Lackawanna Steel, Pa etc, with prices around 90 to 107 and varied yields. Several corporation and utility bonds appear, with denominations typically 1000 or 2000, and totals cited near 100000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
St. L
Laclede Gas
W. EB. XM
Cv. Ss
AOL
Wis
Neaeeseeeer
Gas stocks lead week in mixed trading on Buckeye market
Cincinnati gas and electric, Toledo Railways and Light, and Ohio traction issues dominated the brisk session with steady money rates. The day featured mixed bond activity and several notable block sales as the market reflected ongoing demand in utility shares and regional rail concerns.
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The
Stock Exchange
Columbia
Cincinnati
Toledo Railways and Light
Ohio Traction Preferred
Gas and Electric
Toledo Rys. & Light
Gas and Electre
Col. Gas and Electric
Cincinnati Gas
Ohio Tr
Greene Co
Ind
Lucas Co
Mahoning Co
Unlisted and listed bonds and securities overview
A condensed listing of railroad and industrial bonds with prices and yields. Entries include L. & N. 45 98, Dayton & M. 101, Kentucky Central 48. 98, Miami 105, Amer. Book and Amer. Oak-L. pr. 106-109, and various Do pref. and Do pr. issues. Traction and street railway shares feature with ex-dividend notes.
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Big Four
I. Cs Se
C.R.& FW
Dayton & M
Miami
Amer
jAm
Oak - L
Bullock
Fay& Eg
ACE Essen
Nilés-B. -P
T. W
Shillito Co
Cotton Letters Market Outlook Mixed With Weather Claims
Reports show mixed sentiment with better conditions in some areas and extreme heat and weevil pressure elsewhere. Advisers urge buying on declines and selling on bulges while awaiting clearer direction, noting unchanged spots and a quiet Liverpool market. Early trading opened down on July and new crop, then hot Texas weather spurred short covering and buying, with prices up 13 to 16 points before later slipping about 11 points.
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A,. O. Brown & Co
Liverpool
Texas
Foster & Co
Cotton Market Mixed as Prices Slip and Then Stabilize
New York reports moderate activity with an estimated 300000 bales sold. Futures closed steady with mixed shifts and July and the new crop months seeing minor upward moves before liquidation pressure returned. New Orleans spot and futures showed varied bids, while Liverpool notes lower demand and range of American prices.
Market Dips and Gains Across Global Stocks
London and Paris markets moved on dissolving Parliament fears with renewed demand. American stocks opened weak then recovered as gold pressures eased, while Russian bonds steadied and imperial prices remained firm in Saint Petersburg and Berlin briefings.
Money Market and Bond Ticker from New York and Boston
New York reports on money on call at 2 percent with rates for 60 to 180 days. sterling exchange firm with bills around 487.30 to 487.35 for demand and 483.70 to 483.75 for sixty days. Boston notes call loans 4 to 5 percent and lists bond quotes across railroads and utilities, including Atchison adj 4s, Mexican Central ~19 percent, United States Steel at 32 percent, and Edison Electric Illuminating.
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Inter- State Commerce Commission
Financial District
Union Pacific
Reading
Central Railroad of New Jersey
London Copper
Amalgamated Copper
United States
George Eustis & Co
Mercantile Library Railroads
Oon
High
Iow
Atchison Ar Ee
Atlantic C
Southern Chicago G
del. & Hudson
Erie Com
Seseeee Ok
Do First
Do Secon
Great Northern
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Southern R.' Ieee
Heer St. Paul Seved
Texas Pacific
Wabashateeeeee Industrials
Amal
Cal F
A Dist Securities
General Electric
People’s Gas
Republic Steel
Western Union
Aheana
New York Exchange
London
Glasgow
Belfast
Paris
Sterling
New York
Abuokszt
Beatport Na Cies Ais Na Hevies
Time Lang Dull
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Boston
Atchison Adj
Atchison
Mexican Central
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Boston Elevated
Fitchburg
N. Y
American Tel
Edison Electric
Massachusetts Electric
Massachusetts Gas
United Fruit United Shoe Machine
United States Steel
Mining stock names from Boston price list fragment
A scattered collection of mining and commodity firm names with varying percent figures andholdings appears in a Boston dated price list fragment. Companies include Amalgamated Atlantic Bingham Centennial United Copper Nevada Arizona and others with assorted percentages.
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Boston
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Bingham
Centennial Nial
Cop Daly-West
Frankl Grassy
Saitchigan
Massachusetts Mining
Mohawk
Montana Coal
Old Dominion
Osceola
Bocce
Shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
United Copper
United States Mining
United States Old
Utah
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
North Butte
Butte Coalition
Nevada
Arizona
Arizona Commercial
Financial Ledger Fragment Shows Balances and Debits
The readable figures list equity categories such as Capital Surplus Undivided Profits and Ind deposits. Amounts include 1,729,171.05 29,106.13 15,867.71 2,954,216.72 and 7,844,936.63 with Due to Banks and Bankers Trust Dept. at 103,969.49.
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Banks & Bankers Trust Dept
Cattle Market Steady to Strong in Cincinnati Run
Cincinnati market reports a fair cattle run with steers selling strong to 10c higher amid competition for good dry fed cattle. Hogs see light receipts with higher prices. sheep and lambs soften due to poor eastern market reports. Special dispatch notes mixed regional prices and shipments for June 17, 1907.
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Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Herr’s Island
Kansas City
Choite
Western Fed
Texas
ST. Louis
Chicago
Omaha
New York
Liverpool
London Cables
Dresed
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
Commodity price moves across London and New York markets
In late June reports from St Louis and New York show mixed metal shifts. Tin in London rose to £189 spot with higher futures, copper advanced in London while local prices held steady, lead and spelter largely steady or unchanged, and iron markets edged with various regional quotes listed.
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ST. Louis
New York
London
Standard
Cleveland
Northern
Turpentine and Rosin Markets Hold Steady Across Several Cities
Reports from Toledo Wilmington Oil City and Charleston on June 17 show little change in turpentine prices and rosin firm amid steady receipts and shipments. Markets list varied finishes and grades with firm values for crude and colored turpentine and rosin, while window glass and water white price ranges are noted in the usual market summary.
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Toledo
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Wilmington
Agpendear
Oil City
Eas
Sic
Charleston
Turpentine and
Ohio Incorporations List Amid Ohio Company Entries
The Columbus ledger lists new corporations including The Catherine Jacob Realey Company Cincinnati with $6000 capital by Jacob family members and Charles H Jacob Kelso. The Fell Lander Company Cleveland $8000 by Leo Feit and Landers. The Cincinnati Chuck Company with $30000 by Fosdick Le Blond Kern Burtner and Kern. The North Toledo Settlement Toledo $ is attributed to Rood Kellogge Scott Niles. The Granville Lecture Course Association Granville $50000 by Goodell Case Baldwin Bull and others. The Gintz Company New Philadelphia $10000 by Gintz Miller Gintz Miller Gintz.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Catherine Jacob Realey Company
Cincinnati
Charles H
Jacob
Kelso
Murdock
Louise Jacob
Kate Jacob
Josephine Jacob
Fell-Landers Company
Cleveland
Leo Feit
R. G. Landers
Josephine Landers
Frank Counts
Herbert F. Counts
Cincinnati Chuck Company
Philip Fosdick
R. K. le Blond
C. F. Kern
W. H. Burtner, Jr
B. Kern
North Toledo
Toledo
Valinda R. Rood
Ida M. Kellogge
Mary B. Scott
Fanny S. Niles
Granville
Granville, O
C. E. Goodell
Dora H. Case
Adelaide L. Baldwin
Hart R. Bull
Merchants’ Drayage Company
B. J. Gilday
A. L. Sanford
Gabriel Sturn
Ernst Troy
Alfred M. Cohen
The
Gintz Company
New Philadelphia
Herbert A. Gintz
John I. Miller
Adam Gintz
Margaret B. Miller
Lena Gintz
Market Bureaus Report Steady Butter and Eggs Across Cities
Butter held at 23c in Elgin with weekly output 938,100. eggs steady with extra fancy 15 4c in Kansas. Chicago notes 19a22c creamery butter and 134%a14c eggs at mark. Philadelphia reports extra Western creamery butter and fair egg demand. New York lists varied butter and cheese prices and steady egg receipts. poultry prices mixed with turkeys 10a l c in several markets.
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Elgin
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
West Factory
Western Baltonian Creamery
New State
Pennsylvania
Dry goods trade shows renewed optimism in New York market
The New York dry goods market opened with a more encouraged mood as summer weather arrives. West and Northwest buyers order plain domestic dress goods for spring, with lines not opening until early July and cotton dress goods expected next week. Cotton goods stay strong while domestics are quiet in the prima market due to tight supply. Raw silk drops on expectations of a larger crop in Italy and Japan.
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New York
Italy
Japan
Coffee futures open steady amid mid session liquidation
New York June 17. The market opened steady with unchanged prices and in line with cables. During the middle session liquidity renewed, prices eased to a small decline, then steadied on covering and trade support. Close shows a net drop of 5 to 5 points, with 15,000 bags sold including July 6.16 5.20 and May 5.30c. Spot market mixed with Rio 764c Santos 47c Cordova 9 12c.
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New York
Texas
Ashington
Do Gulf
New Orleans
Liverpool
Rio
Santos No
Cordova
Commodities Prices in New York Market Report
New York market notes list several mining stocks with prices as of June 17 including Adams Consolidated at .10 Alice at 2.50 Brunswick Consolidated at .50 Comstock Tunnel at .26 California and Virginia at .66 Horn Silver at 1.35 Iron Silver at 2.25 Leadville Consolidated at .07 Little Chief at .06 Ontario at 3.25 Ophir at 1.75 Potosi at .09 Savage at .53 Sierra Nevada at .32 Small Hopes at .35 Standard at 2.25.
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New York
Adams
Brunswick
Comstock Tunnel
California
Virginia
Leadville
Little Chief
Ontario
Potosi
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes
Standard
Wool Market Report From St Louis June 17
Wool prices in St Louis show weakness with mixed grades. Prices for combing clothing and light wools firm slightly while heavy fine and tube washed lines move. Trade notes demand testing buyers as markets adjust to current seasonal outlook.
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ST. Louis
Treasury Balances Reported in June Statement
Washington June 17 treasury balances in the general fund exclude a cold reserve of fifty million dollars. Available cash stands at 261 million 133 thousand 130 dollars. Gold coin and bullion amount to 83 million 362 thousand 141 dollars and gold certificates total 62 million 852 thousand 890 dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
Sugar Market Update From New Orleans
Sugar held steady in New Orleans with open kettle and centrifugal prices around 3% to 3% ec. Centrifugal and yellow sugars cited, seconds near 2% to 3% c. Molasses quiet and new sirup Wa3c noted.
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New Orleans
New York Produce Exchange Grain Totals for June 15
New York on June 17 reports June 15 visible supply figures from the New York Produce Exchange. Wheat 48 015 000 bushels down 1 102 000. corn 6 639 000 up 1 079 000. oats 8 837 000 down 1 216 000. rye 461 000 down 42 000. barley 793 000 down 167 000.
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New York
Theew York Produce Exchange
Market Prices for Clover Seed and Timothy
The Toledo market lists cash Clover seed at 8.26, October 8.05, December 7.95, March 7.9, with Timothy at 2.35 and Alsike at 8.00. Prices reflect current futures quotations and typical seasonal listings.
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Tolepdo
Timothy
Prosecutor Warns Board To Act On Sanitary Nuisance
Prosecutor Rulison warned the Board of Public Service to address unsanitary conditions from a stop page of outlet for backwater in the bottoms near McLean avenue Gest street and the railroads. He threatened to sue to compel action if ignored with fines of 500 dollars for failing to abate and 500 dollars for each day of delay.
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Rulison
Board of Public Service
McLean Avenue
Gest Street
Rumors Swirl on Missing Man Schwab as Search Continues
Reports spread that ex-Squire Vincent Schwab was found in multiple areas, but by late night Cincinnati authorities and nearby towns had not located the missing man. Mrs Schwab expressed disbelief that any discovery had been made.
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Vincent Schwab
Cincinnati
Mrs. Schwab
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