Wall Street Finds Leaders as Short Interest Surges
In New York on June 21, speculative leadership drove a broad stock advance amid a dull market, with tight short positions amplifying demand. Leaders included United States Steel preferred and various railroad and utility stocks as traders awaited news on dividend moves and the Equitable Life investigation.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Equitable Life
Ontario & Western
Reading Companies
Reading
Pennsylvania
Wall Street Gossips and Rail Dividend News
Banks gained from the Subtreasury since Friday. American stocks in London were steady with steels strong. Pennsylvania and Ryan interests unite to control Long Island traction outside BRT. Early improvement hints in pig iron demand. Twenty-four railroads show a 7.05 percent average weekly gain. Southern Pacific declares its regular 3 percent semi annual dividend on preferred stock.
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United States Steel
Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Long Island Railroad
Interborough Rapid Transit
Long Island
Pennsylvania Railroad
Metropolitan Street Railway
Pennsylvania
Ryan
Brooklyn
Southern Pacific Raiilway
Market brokers predict morning hesitation followed by rise
Brokers say the market may open hesitantly but rise, with further broadening of trade. Prices are expected to hold firm, reflecting one of the most promising markets in years as Tuesday's strength strengthens into the afternoon.
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Geo. Eustis & Co
Hiram de Camp & Co
New York Bond Sales Totals From Market Listings
Market summary shows varied bond offerings with W. E. Hutton & Co and First National Bank Building names. Numerous issues from Japanese and U.S. issuers appear with prices and yields, including notes and 4s and 5s, across several $1,000 to $34,000 blocks. Total sales figure listed as a combined market total.
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W. E. Hutton & Co
First National Bank
R. Ie
N.Y
Erie
West
Was & K. C
Stock Market Gains Amid Optimistic Broker Commentary
Analysts from A. O. Brown & Co Foster & Co and others report rising volume and gains across most active stocks. They foresee higher values, potential dividends, and a favorable outlook despite recent profit taking and a lingering market pause.
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Foster & Co
W. EB. Hutton & Co
Quiet Berlin to Paris Bourse Amid Mixed European Trade
Global markets opened quiet in Berlin with little price change while Paris and London reported mixed dispositions. Bond and stock prices shifted gradually as investors watched currency rates, discounts, and potential Manchurian warfare rumors impacting Russian and Japanese securities.
Money and Bond Markets Across New York and Boston
New York money on call easy at 2 1/2 percent with small gains in time money up to 3 1/2 percent for sixty to six months. Sterling exchange unsettled with bankers bills around 487 for demand and 485 for sixty-day. Boston reports varied loans from 3 to 4 percent and lists prices for numerous rail and industrial bonds and stocks including Union Pacific 124 1/2 and United States Steel near 29.
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Berlin
London
Paris
Stock Exchange
Philadelphia
Reading
Anaconda
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash
ST. Petersburg
Manchuria
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Boston
Gall
Time
Atchison Adj
Mexican Central
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Fitchburg
N. Y
Pere Marquette
American Telegraph and Telephone
American Woolen
Dominion Iron and Steel
Edison Electric Illuminating
General Electric
Massachusetts Electric
Massachusetts Gas
United Fruit
United Shoe Mach
Westinghouse Com
New York Exchange
Glasgow
Sight Sterling
Reichmark
Sterling
Boston Mining Stocks Report June 21
Boston mining stocks list mixed values with numerous percent changes for many firms including Amalgamated Copper United States Oil and Wolverine among others. The report records share prices and percentage moves across a broad slate of mining and related companies.
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Boston
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
American Zinc
Atlantic
Bingham
Calumet
Hecla
Trinity
United Copper
United States Mining
United States Oil
Utah
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
Coffee futures open on declines then rise on European buying
New York coffee market opened lower by 5 points for June and 10 for July but all months closed higher than the opens as European demand revived buying. Futures saw July at 6.20 to 6.25 cents and December around 6.65 to 6.75 with total daily sales of 29 750 bags.
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George Eustis
Sebinery
Ae Tee
Atchison
Atlantic C
B. T
Canadian Pacific
Chicago
Southern Ee
N & West
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Texas Ific
Union Pacific
Car
Evens
General Electric
People’s Gas
Pr. Steel Car Co
Wees
Pacific Mail
Oie Steel
Aee
Auiives Es
Ugar
Aeedee
Western Union
Ag Tteseeseees
New York
Ask
Hamburg
Havre
Rio
Santos
United States
Baltimore
New Orleans
Europe
Sao Paulo
Chas. J. Buddeke & of Brokers
Union Trust Building
Low
Close
Cot
Neeee Ai
Omaha
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Western Fed
Texas
Cincinnati
W., J. Munster
Treasury balances show cash and gold in general fund
Treasury reports balance figures for today with cash in the general fund at 136,495,651 and gold valued at 56,991,018 excluding the 150 million gold reserve in a redemption division.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Traction Stocks Quiet Amid Mixed Exchange Activity
In Cincinnati and Chicago clearing data dated June 21 show stock and bond volumes down from prior days. Toledo Railways and Light and Detroit United issues attracted interest with small gains while Ohio Traction and local industrials remained steady to quiet.
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Stock Exchange
Toledo Railways and Light
Detroit United
Ohio
Traction Company
N. & C. Light and Traction
S Stock Exchange
Schrader
Detroit United Ry
Toledo Bys. and Light
First Call
U. S. Printing
Ohio Traction
Covington W. W
Fay & Bean
Kroger
Dacad
Toledo Bus
Light
New Bridge
Ohio Traction Pref
Overman & Schrader
Composite bond listings and percentages from market page
A dense survey of securities showing various bonds and preferred stocks with percentage values and recent specials. Entities include Columbus Ry, Indus St Ry, Niles-B-P, Globe-W, Bar. & 8, Fay & Egan, and other industrial and utility issues.
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Indus ‘Am
Oak L
Boldt Glass
Bullock
BOSE
nslBkee City
Tel
Fay & Egan
S . Do
Ee Fleischm
Globe-W
E Ham.ma.t. P
Hoov-O-R
Niles-B-P
Niles T.W
Ph. Carey Pr
iFay & B
Cotton market outlook and trading notes from Southern spots
Various analysts including W E Hutton Foster Ballmann Buddeke and A O Brown describe the cotton market as quiet at the low end with Southern spots offering more. They note a recent up opening followed by declines with bears in control and foresee possible profits on future breaks while spotting little impact from the current crop prospects.
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W. E. Hutton & Co
Philadelphia
John W. Ballmann
New York Cotton Market Figures Report June 21
The New York spot cotton closed 15 points lower with middling uplands at 9.0 cents and Gulf at 9.26 cents. Futures finished steady across months from June to February, with June at 8.32 and May at 8.87 cents. Overall session saw a 4 to 10 point net fade, after an initial firm start on firmer Liverpool cues and active selling by longs and bears.
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New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
Active Tobacco Market Posts Strong Midweek Sale Totals
The tobacco market saw unusually high activity Wednesday with over 500 sales and nominal rejections. Buyers favored good and fine grades as prices compared well with prior quotations, detailing 516 sold bu.irds across four warehouses and totals ranging from $3.15 to $18.75 per hundred.
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Buckeye
Bodmann
Globe
Louisville Burley and Dark Tobacco Market Report
The Louisville market today offered 936 hhds of tobacco from the Burley and dark classes across three warehouses. Burley prices ranged from 3.75 to 14.50 dollars with light rejections, darks from 4.25 to 8.70, and overall market strength improving slightly from yesterday. The Home Warehouse reported 41 hhds Burley with two rejects and Trimble County crop averaging 14.76 dollars per 4 hhds. State Warehouse offered 52 hhds Burley at 5.80 to 14.25 with few rejections and a strong market.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Burley
Trimble County
Sugar market report New Orleans June 21
New Orleans sugar market notes quiet trade with open kettle 3% at 4% ad valorem, centrifugal 4% to 4%c, centrifugal whites 5c, yellows 4% at 15 to 16c, seconds 4c. Molasses quoted nominal for open kettle 6c, centrifugal 6c, syrup nominal at 30c.
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New Orleans
Clover seed firm price report from Toledo market
In Toledo on June 21 a Clover seed firm reports October in Timothy at Prime $1.52 with Alsiker Prime noted.
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Toledo
Clover Seed Firm
Prime
Alsiker Prime
Cattle and Hogs Market Report from June 21
Receipts and shipments for 24 hours show cattle and hog markets dull with prices drifting. Demand weak, buyers hold back cattle especially grass types. milch cows firmer, hogs lower as regions from Pittsburgh to Chicago report varied but softening values.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Buffalo
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