Reading Dividend Keeps Wall Street In Check
Speculation in stocks was at a standstill as professionals failed to revive hopes for a Reading dividend increase. Trading was largely insignificant with reading showing only minor price moves. Bank reserves and gold shipments to Paris influenced sentiment, while Adams Express and Hepburn law expectations provided some optimism amid overall market apathy.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Reading
Paris
Bank of England
Adams Express
London
American stocks in London hold near parity steady
London market shows firmer tone with Consols weak but overall activity upbeat. News notes solid steel orders and rising earnings signals and describes gold movements to Europe and May earnings records at United States Steel with June quarter projections. American Shipbuilding declares regular 1% dividend on preferred shares.
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London
American Shipbuilding
Market Opinions Point to July Rally and Small Profits
Brokers forecast market improvement with reinvestment of July disbursements and advise selective buying. A O Brown Co signals rally possible but weak, Page Hill cautions on small profits, while Bultman and Foster & Co urge purchases of Pennsylvania St Paul Pacific Copper Smelters and Steels for a later advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Brown & Co
Rally
Page & Hill
Pennsylvania
St. Paul
The
Pacifics
Charles E. Bultman
Foster & Co
World Finances Mixed Across Bourses In June News
Reports from St Petersburg Paris Berlin London and New York show mixed stock and bond moves. Government securities held steady while Russian bonds weaken amid unrest. British and American markets fluctuate with close but irregular tones and a general drift toward firm continental support.
Money markets and bonds from New York and Boston
New York money on call firmer at 2 to 3 percent with the ruling rate 2 percent and primes at 5 to 6 percent. Sterling steady with bankers bills near 487.30 to 487.40 for demand and 483.85 to 483.90 for sixty days. Boston quotes call loans 4 to 5 percent and various bonds and stocks including Atchison issues, Mexican Central, Union Pacific, and United States Steel among others.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Boston
Atchison Adjustable
Atchison
Mexican Central
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Union Pacific
American Tel
American Woolen
Edison Electric N Nating
United Fruit
United Shoe
United States Steel
New York Exchange
London
Glasgow
Belfast
Biehe Wier Life Oesires
oSd
Paris
Sterling
Wool market report from St Louis on June 19
In St Louis on June 19 the wool market showed steady to firm tone with combing and clothing wools around 25 percent. fine wools near 22 percent. medium wools about 21 percent. heavy wools near 15 percent. tub-washed wools at 30 to 37 cents per pound.
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ST. Louis
New York Bond Sales Highlights Major Issues
A condensed report lists bond offerings and bids from New York banks and brokers led by W E Button Co and First National Bank Building. It covers numerous 4s and 5s from railroads utilities and gulls with totals around 751000 across issues and bids in various sizes and yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EB. Hutton & Co
First National Bank Building
Local financiers discuss Cincinnati belt railway financing
New York capitalists J Bleeckman Gwynne Dennis and engineer Charles Haensel dined with Thomas J. Moffett president of the Cincinnati Belt Railway and Terminal Co to consider financing the belt line project though no firm details were released. Also noted are return plans for Max Mosler and various society and business items and park expansion efforts in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. J. &. Bleeckman
Gwynne Dennis
New York
Charles Haensel
Thomas J. Moffett
Cincinnati Belt Railway and Terminal Company
Business Men’s Club
Cincinnati
Business Men's Club
Greater Park League of
Ohio
A. J. Conroy
George Puchta
George Diéterle
Ta Aes Ault
Irwin M. Krohn
Nat Henchman Davis
Albert H. Morrill
Milliken shutdown shifts steel market and beat demand
The Iron Age notes Milliken's closure cuts output at mills and fabricators shift to fill contracts. May affect tonnage and billets with Canada as outlet. rail and pipe orders rise while copper trade remains stalled, and foreign demand weakens across Europe and England.
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New York
Iron Age
England
Canada
Canadian Steel Works
Grand Trunk Pacific
Merchantre
Tobac CO market steady with varied warehouse offers
An even tone prevailed in the tobacco market with mid and common grades highlighted. Offerings totaled 225 hhds across Globe Farmers and Shippers Bodmann, distributed as new and old lots with prices from $5.90 to $19.00, reflecting firm current pricing.
Metals Markets Edge and Hold in London and New York
The London tin market fell with spot at £187 10s and futures £181 10s while New York held firm amid sparse offerings with spot at 42.25 to 43.75 dollars. Copper eased in London as domestic markets stayed dull with lake at 23.75 to 24.50 dollars, electrolytic 22.50 to 23.25, and costing 21.50 to 22.25. Lead steady in New York at 5.75 to 5.85 dollars with London up to 20 15s. Spelter unchanged in London and 6.40 to 6.50 locally. Iron mixed with English gains yet U.S. prices steady. No 1 foundry Northern 20.25 dollars and No 2 foundry Northern 24.75 to 25.75, Patron nominal. Lead quiet at 5.6 dollars in St. Louis with spekier at 6.37.
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New York
London
Standard Foundry
Cleveland
Northern
Louis
Spekier
Oil and Turpentine Prices Across Several Cities
Reports from Toledo Savannah Charleston Wilmington and Oil City show varying prices and activity. North Lima oil at 9 4c while South Lima Indiana at 89c. Turpentine firm at Savannah with sales and receipts listed. rosin prices ranged with multiple grades. Wilmington notes spirits turpentine 56c and rosin near 4.05. Oil City shows credit balances and shipment totals.
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Toledo
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Savannah
Turpenti
Dow Glass
Charleston
Wilmington
Oil City
Market Prices Reported For Seeds In Toledo
In Toledo on June 19 Clover seed sold at cash 9.30 with October 8.15 and December and March 8.05. Timothy seed brought 2.35 and Alsike 8.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Timothy
Alsike
Whisky. ae June 19 Whisky on the basis of
Whisky on the basis of unclear text from a June 19 entry references a note or policy but lacks readable details. The fragment mentions whisky and a date but provides no concrete event, outcome, or involved entities to summarize.
Bond and stock trading active on curb markets
Bonds featured in the session with ten issues closing on the curb and total sales around 21,500. Traction shares and Cincinnati Gas and Electric led activity while Cincinnati Gas was the sole industrial group representative. Clearing totals reached 4,366,100 with varied money market rates and intercity exchange data recorded.
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Market National Bank
Toledo Railways
Cincinnati Gas
Nat. Bank
Omaha & Council Bluffs
Tremont (Co
Mahoning County
Paulding County
Porter County
Ind
Cincinnati Edison
Cin. Link. Fund
Norwood
Hamilton County
Fragmentary Bond Name Codes on 19th Century Ledger
A damaged OCR fragment shows multiple bond and cash item codes such as 1034 Big Four 4s and 68 . C.H. & D. 4s with notes like 99 Do and 68.102 C.L. & W. 4s. The text hints at a ledger or financial notation, listing various securities and issuer abbreviations, but lacks readable context or complete entries.
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Big Four
G.m
C.R.& FW
Bond and stock list highlights from the financial ledger
The entry shows various bonds and stocks with prices and yields. It lists Ky Cent 4s, Bright Ger stock, Cosmopolitan Cov trust, Union stock, traction stocks, and several preferreds with prices around 90 to 160. Trading names include First NI Cov, Colum Bank, Norw First, and Amer Book.
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Cosmopolitan
Trust
Res
Colum. Bank & Sav. Co
Norw_ First
S. T
C.&c
N. &C.br
Cotton Letters Signal Mixed Demand and Cautious Trading
The letters indicate weaker demand from spinners and large operators as the crop has not regained normal conditions. Purchases cooled Tuesday, with higher market tied to Liverpool gains on lower grades. Forecasts point to possible price declines with favorable weather and scalp trading as traders seek soft spots. July cotton market seen as well supported by strong interest, with many holding notices and buyers ready on 15 to 20 point reactions.
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W. R. Todd & Co
Liverpool
Foster & Co
W. E. Hutton & Co
Cotton markets steady with modest gains in New York
The cotton market showed limited activity with about 200 000 bales traded as prices ended near yesterday's close. New Orleans and Liverpool trading supported modest gains in July while overall demand remained unsettled amid weather and selling by shorts.
Sugar steady and molasses quiet in New Orleans markets
Sugar held steady in New Orleans with open kettle centrifugal Sipadge and yellow 33ga4%c amid light trading. Molasses and new syrup Sipaddc showed quiet activity as markets informally evaluated prices.
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New Orleans
Coffee futures rise on Brazil loan rumor and steady markets
The New York coffee market opened steady with a 6 to 19 point advance amid foreign market steadiness and covering by recent sellers. It closed steady with a 5 to 10 point net gain after active trading of 33,500 bags. July at 56.26 to 56.30 cents, Sep 6.25 to 6.50, Dec 5.30, Mar 5.40, May 5.40. Spot quiet, Rio No 7 6.5 cents, Santos No 4 7.5 cents, Cordova $12 to $12.5.
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New York
Wall Street
New Orleans
Liverpool
Do Gulf
Brazil
Sao Paulo
Rio
Santos
Cordova
Ohio Incorporations Record Adds Five Companies
The Ohio incorporation list for June 19 includes The Lakewood Hospital Company in Lakewood with 25000 dollars, The Richards & Evans Company in Cortland with 25000 dollars, The Henkel Manufacturing Company in Cleveland with 75000 dollars, The Shelley Candy Company in Mansfield with 10000 dollars, and The Oak Ridge Stock Company in Cincinnati with 10000 dollars. Names of founders and organizers are provided for each.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Lakewood Hospital Company
Lakewood
J. O. Gordon
Edwin P. Beebe
George C. Hanson
J. L. Carney
T. L. Geismer
Richards & Evans Company
Cortland
N. M. Richards
F P. Evans
I. E. Kennedy
A. D. Hathaway
Henkel Manufacturing Company
Cleveland
George Henkel
Theodore F. Henkel
Frederick Henkel
W. H. Henkel
M. J. Smalley
Shelley Candy Company
Mansfield
H. L. Bowers
James J. Shelley
M. D. Ward, Jr
Lewis Bowers
N. K. Shelley
Oak Ridge Stock Company
Cincinnati
Charles Ackerman
John Kyle
O. Roth
George Boehler
Howard N. Bacon
Dry goods market steady with gains in cotto items
The New York dry goods market held steady with cotto goods showing strength and advance in some lines. Sheetings saw active trade as fall cloaks and suits appear in cheap lines while high grade items be ready in about two weeks. Underwear and hosiery remain active with further advances noted in staple hosiery.
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New York
Treasury balances reveal available cash and gold assets
Washington report shows general fund balances with available cash of 257,476,131 dollars, gold coin and bullion at 83,538,116 dollars, and gold certificates at 60,720,420 dollars, excluding the 150 million dollar gold reserve.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Tobacco sales report from Louisville warehouses
Central Warehouse sold 110 hogsheads of Burley with prices 5.95 to 17.75, 15 rejections. Farmers' Warehouse moved 99 Burley at 6.90 to 14.50 and 19 dark at 5.80 to 9.45, firm market. State Warehouse sold 16 Burley at 6.50 to 13.25 and 10 dark at 7 to 9.30 with 3 rejections. People's Warehouse offered Burley and dark with noted fancy goods. new Burley brought 9.90 to 23, old Burley 9.50 to 21.50, dark 0 to 9.10. Totals: Burley 538 hhds, dark 131 hhds.
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Bodmann
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Burley
People’ S Warehouse
International Dairy and Poultry Prices Across Cities
June 19 market summaries show butter steady with varying creamery grades in Philadelphia and Chicago, eggs steady with regional price ranges, and cheese holding firm or easing in multiple districts. Kansas City and New York report mixed gains for butter eggs and poultry with receipts noted for each center.
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Philadelphia
Italic
Kansas City
Southern
Jlc
Chicago
Americas
Springs - Ay
New York
Duryea Stock Broker Suspended On Exchange Draft
The suspension of F. W. Duryea a member of F. W. Duryea & Co was announced just before the close of the New York Stock Exchange. The move was not considered serious or likely to affect the firm. Duryea was not a leading trader and counsel said the firm could likely resume business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
F. W. Duryea
The
Stock Exchange Today
Duryea
F. W. Duryea & Co
New York Mining Prices Reported
New York mining figures dated June 19 list several mining shares with quoted prices for Adams Con 06 Alice 2.75 Breece .20 Brunswick Con .50 Comstock Tunnel .25 Con. Cal. and Va. .6 Horn Silver 1.45 Iron Silver 2.2 Lead-Ville Con .08 Little Chief .06 Ontario 3.26 Ophir 1.76 Potosi .10 Savage .60 Sierra Nevada .30 Small Hopes .30 dard 2.25.
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New York
Adams
Alice
Breece
Brunswick
Comstock Tunnel
Con. Cal
Little Chief
Ontario
Potosi
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes
Dividend Declared By Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific
The Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway Company declares a 2 1 2 percent dividend on common stock from accumulated income payable June 2 1907 to stockholders of record at the close of business June 15 1907. Transfer books close noon June 15 and reopen 10 a.m. June 24 1907.
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Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway Company
A. Telford
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Japan
United States
H. M. Beazell
Brown & Co
J. E. Jones & Co
George Eustis & Co
Mercantile Library
Ceerraan Sales
Atchison Serteeseneseaes
B&o
Canadas Pacific
Erie
Great Northern
Manhattan
Webewree
St Paul
Car and Fay. & Smelter
Dist. Securities
General Electric
People’s Gas
Ryee Springs
Ticker
Kansas City Southern
Sa Ae
Europe
ST. Petersburg
Berlin
German Steel Combine
Austria-Hungary
Kiev
Volga
Stock Exchange
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Edo
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Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Milwaukee & St.Paul
de Beers
Denver & Rio Grande
Grand Trunk
Illinois
Central
Misville & Nashville
Missouri
Kansas Texas
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
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Rand Mines
Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
Abash
Roberts, Hall & Criss
New York Stock Exchange
Ask
British Columbia
Dominion Copper
Greene Solidatea Copper
Greene Consolidated Gold
Dee
Greene
Havana Tobacco
Manhattan Transit Company
McKinley Darrag
Otis
Royal Baking Powder
United Copper
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Ko & T. Sa
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N. & W. Poca
U. S. Realty
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Cuba
N. P. Sar
Wabash 2d
Wabash
Col. Indus
Baltimore & On
W. E
Seaboard Air
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Siro. RY
Eoneneten
Max Mosler
Brighton German Bank
McDonald & Kiley Shoe Company
Macke's Park
Bond Hill
Ralph Nippert
Beaver
M. F. Frenk
Marystown
E. D. Mendenhall
San Francisco
T. K. Miller
Gibson
Rising Sun
E. Klein
Ohio Optical Association
Cedar Point
Ernest Troy
Office
James M. Hutton
Columbia Gas and Electric Company
A. S. White
Columbia Company
Norman G. Kenan
Union Gas and Electric Company
James C. Ernst
Pleasant Ridge
Business Men’s. Club
Frank M. Schatzman
Aberdeen
M. Driscoll
Vermilion
T. A. Anderson
Herbert Fulton
Rochester
Naseis Wilber Rauch
Lancaster
R. 8. Bennett
J. R. McDonald
Ghent
J. M. Isold
Lexington
F. M. Gardner
Beloit
Wis
Iron and Steel Trade
Metals
Municipal Securities
Earings
Special Dispatch
Call Money
Time Money
Cin. Gas
Elec
Tol. Rus and Light
Morning Call
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Gas
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Ph. Carey Pr
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Columbia Gas
Col G.& F
Rob’n Realty
Cuyahoga Tel
Ham.g. & B. . Fieidman
Ww. Bowel
Wurlitzer Vee
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Southern Ry
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Hoo Longview
Gsik
Benson Street Bridge
T Ie Big Miami Bridge
Covington. Bonds
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Water Works
Bar. & S
Edison
Columbia Gas A. & Egan És
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Miami
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Depr.a.&b
Cotton Letters
C. J. Buddeke & Co
Teces
Seneewee
Bruary Eousesee Ilgl
Resources
U. S
Cash and Clearing House Exchange
Capital
George Opitz
Geo. Opitz
L. Kleybolte
State of
Ll. J. Hoppe
Queen
Savings Bank & Trust Company
Weotinend
Julius Fleischmann, Prest
John H. Havlin
Casper H. Rowe
D. Wachman
John J. Sullivan
Joseph B. Verkamp
H. J. Plogstedt
Sec’s & Treas
the Security Savings Bank
Safe Deposit Coo
Plum Street
Julius Fleischmann
Security Savings Bank and Safe Deposit Company
Frank Holzhalb
German National Bank
Covington, KY
Jas, C. Ernst
Prest
T. S. Hamilton
V. Prest
GEO
Engel, Cashier
H. P. Colville
Asst
Cash
Treasury Statement
Louisville Tobacco
NEW York Mining
Wurlitzer
Spencer Trask & Co
W. H. Fillmore & Co
St. Paul Building
Weil, Roth & CO
Phoenix Grain and Stock Exchange
Cincinnati, O
Baldwin
D. MW. Baldwin & CO
W. Fourth St
S. Kuhn & Sons, Bankers
East Third
Carlinte Ene
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