Decline in Stock Prices Narrow on Wall Street Action
New York June 18 The stock market showed a narrow price movement with declines not extending far before prices again hardened. Volume was light and professional small lot trading dominated. Dividend doubts from recent actions weighed on several issues while wheat prospects aided a partial recovery. United States bonds remained steady with total par sales at 2,855,000.
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New York
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago & St. Louis
Lake Erie &Western
American Locomotive
Republic Steel Preferred
Louisville & Nashville
Baltimore & Ohio
London
Berlin
United States
Foreign Bourses Show Steady but Mixed Trading in June
London markets were steady with easy discounts and slight value shifts. American securities opened dull on Vanderbilt dividend news but improved, while Canadian Pacific and Kraffirs fell. Paris and Berlin opened firm then steady with higher discount rates and mixed U S securities retreating in Berlin.
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London
Stock Exchange
Vanderbilt Roads
Canadian Pacific
St Ers
Grand Trunk
Illinois Central
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Rand Mines
Reading
Southern Soverey
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash
Ani&Kamatel
Paris
Exchange
Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Mining stock bids and percentages in Boston market
Boston listings show bids and percentages for numerous companies including Amalgamated 68 and United Copper 18 with varying values for Isle Royale 18, Old Dominion 36, Quincy 84, Tamarack 60, and Wolverine 130 amid a market snapshot of mining shares.
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Boston
Adventure
Allouerth
Atlantic
Calumet
Ecla
Centennial
Copper Range
Daly-West
Franklin
Granby
Isle Royale
Massachusetts Mining
Michigan
Mohawk
Montana Coal and Coke
Old Dominion
Osceola
Quincy
Shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
United Copper
United States
Utah
Victoria
Wolverine
North Butte
Traders Rally as Convention News Boosts Market Interest
On June 18 in Cincinnati investors watched Republican nomination reports while stock activity centered on Cincinnati Street Railway and Cin cinnati Newport and Cortington Light and Traction. Banks noted strong municipal bonds with high prices, while calls and time loans hovered around 4 to 5 percent and New York exchange closed at a 35 cent premium.
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Cincinnati
New York Exchange
ST. Louis
Call and Time Sloans
Ters
Chicago
Cincinnati Street Railway
Newport and Cortington Light and Traction
Little Miami
Indianapolis Street Railways
New York
Biol. Ask
Panama
Philippines
Cincinnati Clearing House
London
Glasgow
Berlin
Vene
Paris
Eee
New York Bond Sales Report and Market Quotes
Bond quotations and sales activity across major issuers led the New York market. The report lists exchanges, call market results, and prices for railroad, utility, and government securities along with currency and clearinghouse figures.
Bank Merger Approved as 11 086 of 11 086 Vote Yes
Business Men's Club members listed include W. S. Robison of Dayton Sidney Rice of New York H B Longague of Cleveland and H Mathers of Hamilton. Third National Bank stockholders ratified the Fifth-Third National Bank merger with 11 086 of 12 000 shares voting in favor. Toledo plans Sunshine Club formation with local group seeking guidance from the National Prosperity Association.
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Business Men's Club
W. S. Robison
Dayton
Sidney Rice
New York City
H. B. Longague
Cleveland
H. Mathers
Hamilton
Third National Bank
Fifth-Third National Bank
Toledo
National Prosperity Association of Cincinnati
Will L.neh
Bank of England and European bank statements June report
London shows reserve up by 1.103 million with circulation down 232 thousand and notes reserve rising 1.077 million. Berlin notes cash in hand 68.484 million, loans up 5.104 million, deposits up 88.072 million. Paris notes in circulation down 23.55 million and deposits up 56.525 million.
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London
Bank of England
Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Paris
Bank of France
Treasury
Oil markets and turpentine rosin prices across cities
Oil balances and daily runs reported for Oil City Toledo and Charleston with Lima prices. Savannah Wilmington and Rosin markets show firm quotes, varied cupa, and stock levels, including sales receipts and price ranges for turpentine rosin and related products.
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Oil City
Toledo
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Charleston
Savannah
Rosin
Wilmington
Metal market notes from New York and London
Lead and spelter prices ease or hold steady in London and New York. Copper remains quiet with minor shifts while tin and iron show mixed changes and local quotes after export markets.
Dry goods market holds steady in New York amid quiet trade
The dry goods market remains steady and quiet in New York. Robbins houses announce semi annual clearance sales starting June 24. About 2000 bales of cotton goods sold for China shipment. Cotton yarn market firmer with higher prices. Advances of four cents per yard in Southern staple ginghams. Men’s wear trade is quiet.
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New York
Robbins Houses
China
Clover Seed Prices Across Months
Seeds column shows Toledo market quotes with Clover seed priced at October 17.37 percent, December 7.30, and March 7.40.
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Toledo
Railro securities and unlisted issuances brief note
Unclear OCR fragment lists bond and security quotes for various railroads and firms. Mentions 4s and 7s notes for C H and D, G R and F W, LR and F W, with percentages around 119 and 98. Also references unlisted securities and dog m. values.
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Dog. m
G.r.&f.w
Lr.& F.W
Cotton markets hold mixed gains across New Orleans and New York
Cotton futures and spot prices across New Orleans New York and Liverpool show firming and steadying trends. Spot middling ranges from 11 1 16 to 12 1 8 cents with steady sales and arrivals. Futures open steady to higher in New Orleans and close very steady in New York as markets digest cables weather and levee news.
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Osnpecey
New York
Red River
Alexandria
Orleans
Houston
Liverpool
Ameri
O. Ce
Burley Tobacco Demand Beats Offerings in Samplings
Demand for medium and high grade burley tobacco remains strong as warehouses report brisk activity. Globe Warehouse shows 1,645 hhds sampled up to June 11 with prices from 8.25 to 22.75, Buckeye logs eight hhds with several lots at 7.85 to 16.75, Bodmann reports 1,046 bhds sampled. Recap lists pricing bands and volumes.
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Globe Warehouse
American Society of Equity
Buckeye Warehouse
Bodmann Warehouse
Bodmann
Financial rates and bonds in New York and Boston market reports
New York money rates steady with 1% inline and 14% closing, sixty to ninety day loans at 2% and six months at 3% with prime mercantile paper at 4%. Sterling exchange stable. bar silver at 54.5 cents. Boston money car loans 2.5 to 3.5 percent, bonds mixed with Atchison at 87 and 96 percent, railroads varied, and a roster of industrials with notable prices for Edison Electric, General Electric, United Fruit, United States Steel and others.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Boston
Time Lpans
Atchison Adj
Atchison
Boston & Albany
Boston & Aine
Boston Elevated
Fitchburg
N. Y
Union Pacific
American Arge
American Sugar
American Telephone and Telegraph
American Woolen
Edison Electric Illuminating
General Electric
Massachusetts Electric
Massachusetts Gas
United Fruit
United Shoe Machinery
United States Steel
Market Wrap of Dairy Eggs and Poultry Prices Across Cities
Chicago notes butter steady creamery prices 19 to 23 cents per pound eggs steady firsts 14 to 15 cents. cheese firm daisies 11 to 12 cents twins 11 to 11 1/2. Western poultry alive firm turkeys 4 cents, chickens 11 to 12 cents. New York reports butter easy and cheese firm state cream varieties at 11 to 14 cents, eggs firm 22 to 19 cents for selected whites and 17 to 19 cents for others. Western firsts 14 to 16 1/2 cents, seconds 13 to 14 cents. Western spring chicks 20 cents, fowls 13 cents, turkeys 12 to 17 cents. Kansas City reports eggs firm extras 10 cents with current receipts 1 cent.
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G. B
W. B
N. Y
Union Pac
Mexico
Nor. & Western
U. P. Rer
M4ic
Agluia
Nor. Pac
Lake Shore & M
Penn
Adams
U. Ss
Amer
Colorado
N. J
T Tehison
Colorado Bo
Atchison Ts
Ist
1St Inc
D. & Ki. Mex
SIT. Cat. Sa
StysiErie A
Tex
Eee
Cou
Pitts T. Ite
Somassouri Pac
Faee
Brie
Third Avenue
Lwaehein Bill
Nat
Long Wabash Pitta
Union Pac Cy
Erie Gr
Maryland
Srvnnes Venvreyreerse Ineresses Eersesrensessen
Chicago
New York
Pennsylvania
Kansas City
Wool Prices in St Louis Market Prompt Trade Notes
ST LOUIS June 18 Wool firm with medium grades combing and clothing 19a20c light fine 14 alic heavy fine lallic tub washed 19a26c steady demand as buyers watch futures.
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ST. Louis
Markets in Cincinnati Wisconsin June 18 1908
Markets in Cincinnati on June 18 1908 show wheat steady with No 1 Northern at 1.08 and No 2 red winter 91c. Corn demand fair to good. oats and rye dull. flour dull. hay weaker due to low grade influx. Whisky firm with numerous grain and supply figures across receipts and shipments.
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Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Northern
Wheat Declines in Brisk Sales and Corn Strong Demand
Chicago market notes a wheat decline as shorts bought late, with July at 69 4c and nearby receipts at 322000 bushels. Corn gains on rain forecasts and strong cash demand, with oats and provisions rising. wholesale prices and livestock futures also described for June 18.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Duluth
Grain market updates across US from New York to St Louis
Sugar and flour receipts and exports mixed with price shifts across cereals on June 18. Wheat and corn show firmer spot demand but late-day pressure. Chicago and Minneapolis market notes include bids, track prices, and rail shipments. Strong named markets include Duluth and St Louis with notable vessel and stock figures.
Cattle Receipts and Prices Reported Amid Light Attendance
Receipts and shipments for the past 24 hours and prior three days show cattle and hogs and sheep totals. Cattle arrivals were light but stock was steady with buyers sparse. prices ranged from heavy steers 5.50 to 6.65 dollars and extra quality 6.75 to 7.00, with various grades near 2 to 6 dollars for lower grades.
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Cincinnati
Ee Censereeee
Commodity Prices Reported in New York Market
In New York on June 18 prices for multiple minerals and stocks are listed with varying changes. Entries include Alice at 2.00, Breeze 0.05, Brunswick Con. 0.08, Comstock Tunnel stock -30, do bonds 0.19, Con. Cal. and Va. 0.61, Horn Silver 0.50, Iron Silver 0.90, Leadville Con 0.55, Little Chief 0.05, Mexitah 0.35, Ontario 5.25, Ophir 2.45, an Hopes 0.18, Standard L755, Yel low Jacket.
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George Eustis & Co
Mercantile Library Rala
H. Low
Atchison. Waeenee
Atlantic Rene Line
B. RT. Seeederenpeen
Ouka
Gannaien Oe
Chicago & G. W
Chicago & Alton
Colorado Southern
Delaware & & Hudson
Erie
Great Northern
Missouri
New York Fle
Norfolk & Western Northern Pacific
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Car & Fady
Eeeemseine Oqpes
Col & ‘Iron
Teen - Consolidated Gas
General Electric
Fee Tenn. Co
New York
Brunswick
Comstock Tunnel
Con. Cal
Leadville
Little Chief
Ontario
Cotton seed oil prime price quoted at 47e
June 18 market note records cotton seed oil at prime 47e. The snippet shows a brief price quote with no further context on buyers, sellers, or transactions.
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Eee Srerers
Prime
Treasury balance report shows gold reserve and cash to date
Washington, June 18. The Treasury balances in the general fund excluding the 150 million dollar gold reserve show cash of 259,900,819 and gold holdings including coin bullion at 33,339,527 and gold certificates at 29,571.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Beef and cattle market report from New York and St Louis
June 18 market notes show New York receipts for beef and calves with steady prices and modest gains for lambs, hogs firm at 6.00 to 6.10, while St Louis reports steady native shipping cattle 6.25 to 8.10 and hogs at 3.75 to 6.70 with mixed sheep and lamb values across the market. Texan cattle, veals and country dressed veal ranges appear alongside district classifications and price bands for various size categories.
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Commercial Tribune
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
Kansas City
Chicago
New York
New York State
ST. Louis
Ohio filings show new and amended company articles
A batch of articles of association was filed with Ohio Secretary of State listing Breakwater Co Cleveland real estate Miami Farming Co Masonic Temple Co etc. Capital stock changes include Electric Controller and Supply Co from 50000 to 350000 and West Cleveland Baptist Church name change to Madison Avenue Baptist Church. Other firms include Darn Shoe Co Imperial Stone Quarries Co Pataskala Farmers Telephone Co and more with various cities and capital amounts.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Secretary of State
Breakwater Co
Cleveland
J. E. Morley
A. E. Clevinger
Charles M. Buss
J. R. Geary
R. T. Sawyer
Miami Farming Co
Miami
the Legal Advertising Co
Cincinnati
James P. Monahan
C. D. Bennett
J. W. Henley
David Wise
Clarence E. Mehlhope
M. D. Levy & Sons
Springfield
The
Darn Shoe Co
Albert A. Darn
M. E. Darn
Louis H. Engeleke
A. Ray Sandal
Henry H. Darn
United Oil and Gas Co
Steubenville
Waterville Elgin Butter Co
Waterville
Lucas County
Chicago Manufacturing Co
Chicago
Huron County
Naomi Lodge True Ivorites of America
Youngstown
Mutual
Imperial Stone Quarries Co
Teeledo
Electric Controller and Supply Co
Eveland
A. C. Eastwood
J. E. Willman
Masonic Temple Co
Elyria
West Cleveland Baptist Church
Madison Avenue
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
Pataskala Farmers’ Telephone Co
Pataskala
1907 Burley and dark tobacco offerings in Louisville markets
Special Dispatch reports June 18 in Louisville buyers and sellers quoted for 1907 crop tobacco. Burley and dark lots listed by warehouse and planters, with prices ranging from about 4 to 18.50 per hundredweight and quantities given for multiple buyers in the city.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisvillee
Burley
Central
Pickett
Kentucky
Ninth Street
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Wall Street
Boston Mining
Peoria
Exbee Ae
W. E. Hutton
Morning Call
Little
Gas and Electric
Ind’p’lis St. Ry
Railroa
Ask Cin. Int
Col. & Xenia
Cin
C.N. SC. L&t
St. Do
Colum
O'ha
C. B
Col. Ry
Teng & L
Det
Int. Ry
T. Ae
Globe-Wer
Bar. Smith
Boldt
Hous
Stan
Brownell Hueb
F.&s
Casey H. Pr
Do Co
Kroger O
Cina S. Tel
Ph. Carey Pr
N. Mill Pr
Proc. & Gam
Phe&fm Roots
N. Tobacco
Columbia Gas
Col. Gas & F Rob'n Realty
Steptoe-Sh - Cuyahoga
Western
Consol
M. N
Southern Ry
F. A
Southern Ry. Ter Se
Seeee Water Works
Water Works
Viaduct
J D
Gilbert W
Hunt
Street
Lew
Hamilton County
Elizabethtown Bridge
Longview
Armory
Bensontreet Bridge
Big Miami Bridge
Covington
J. J
Mee & Smith
N. Bag
Ieee
Cockeen
Ohio
B. G. Ae
Ur.& Ham, & Lindg
Gert O. Ss
Metals
Spelter
Southern
Southern Soft
Railro
N’l
Colum. & Sav. Co
Orw
Nor. Nat
Bec
C.&s.bdg
Oak_ L
Aeeaee
Bullock
Fay& Eg.com
Niles B.P
Pr.a.&b
Tyrobeces
Hon Roberts, Hall & Criss
Newrk Stock Exchange
Borden's
Chicago Subway
Colonial Silver
Dominion Dpcp
Gold Hill Renner
Ates Havana Tobacco
Old Hundred
Otis Elevator
Tate
Royal Baking Powder
Standard Oi Este
Trinity Dette
Utah Consolidated
Wee
Davis-Daly Set
Gum
Ely
Deccedenteges Assedese
New Orleans
Clique
C. J. Buddeke & Co
Union Trust Building
High Low
Renee
Auburt i
WOOL
Elity
Alabama
Palermo
N. O
Extra C
Akron Crescent
Cleveland Rmiamond
California
Dr. K’s
Delaine
Alcol
Bbl
Timothy
Turkey
Santos
Japan
Digas
Butte Creamery
Newenee
Corm— Tully
Grain and Provisions
Coene
Special Dispatch
Baltimore
NEW York Mining
Treasury Statement
Isaac
Ludlow and
Morrison Aves
Clifton
Spring Grove
Colerain Avenues
Camp Washington
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO
Main Street
BONDS
Indiana Gravel Road
Weil, Roth & CO
East Fourth ST
Baldwin
the Baldwin Company
Steinway
Wurlitzer
Louisville Tobacco
Chicago Street Improvement
S. Kuhn & Sons
East Third ST
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