Negative Encouragement For the Stock Market
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune reports a stagnant stock market with weak demand and minimal price movement. It notes large gold shipments to London and Paris, Bank of England practices, unsettled foreign cues, and cautious sentiment among brokers despite some late rally and selective stock optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
London
Paris
Bank of England
Bank of France
Egypt
France
TICKER TALK. London stocks skid as copper slim and gold shipments rise
American stocks in London linger near parity while copper shares falter and bankers watch a muted market. Nipissing Mines declares a quarterly dividend and Chesapeake & Ohio notes fuel railroad financing. gold exports shift cash from banks and a large transfer to London signals ongoing movements.
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London
Chesapeake & Ohio
Market Outlook Amid Telegraphers Strike and Trading Notes
Roberts Hall Criss predicts conservative purchases may yield profits by autumn. Bailmann notes pending strike settlement will drive irregular market. Hutton Beazell expect limited bank activity and a traders market with little outside interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts, Hall & Criss
John W. Bailmann
International Markets Open Lower Amid South unrest and Egypt troubles
Global financial activity showed quiet openings and weakness across Paris Berlin and London. Paris and Alexandria fears weighed on equities and foreign stocks, while American and Japanese issues fluctuated near parity with solid bond yields and firmer Consols as money eased and discount rates held at modest levels.
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Berlin
London
Exchange
Stock Exchange
Paris
Alexandria
Egypt
New York
Anaconda
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
de Beers
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Grand Trunk
Illinois Central
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Newrk Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Rand Mines
Reading
Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash
Burley Tobacco Market Ends Week Firm at Current Levels
The week's tobacco market closed active and strong at the prevailing price range. Old tobaccos showed firmness and reflections were light with shippers generally satisfied. Totals: 405 birds offered, 109 new and 296 old, with multiple price blocks from 4.75 to 19.55 dollars per hundred.
Metals market mixed as London tin and copper slip. lead steady
In New York on June 21 tin futures weakened with spot, copper dropped sharply in London though local prices held, and lead stayed steady at the domestic level while spelter eased in London but held firm locally. Iron prices softened abroad with mixed domestic readings, including No 1 foundry North ern at 26.00–26.25 and No 2 at 24.60–...
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New York
London
Standard
Cleveland
ST. Louis
Dry Goods Trade Stirs Cautious Optimism in New York
The New York dry goods market remained largely quiet with firm prices as the day closes. Jobbing trade picked up slightly and buyers expressed confidence about future activity after the midsummer holiday. Wool demand increases with larger spinners ready to place orders while tonnamas stay quiet but firm. Dross goods show improving signs.
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New York
Treasury balances report shows available cash and gold assets
Washington June 21 statement lists general fund balances excluding the gold reserve with available cash of 260,183,942 dollars, gold coin and bullion totaling 81,147,363 dollars and gold certificates of 63,368,400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Sugar Market Report from New Orleans Trade
New Orleans June 21 sugar prices steady with open kettle at 3% to 3 1 3 cents, centrifugal at 3 to 3 4 cents, yellow at 3% to 4 cents. Molasses quiet with new syrup at 30 to 34 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New York Bond Sales Reported By Hutton & Co
Industrial bonds and steel issues are listed with totals and prices. The report cites 46 000 and 4 000 figures, including Penn conv 1915 U S Steels and RL & P 4s, with total sales indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indus
Ist
Penn
U. 8
Industrial shares show vigor in Cincinnati market
In Cincinnati trading, industrials led activity with Foulds Milling and Kroger preferred among movers. Barney & Smith and Cincinnati Gas issued notable bids as prices fluctuated, while one $10,000 C H & D bond sale was recorded and overall market remained featureless beyond early gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foulds Milling
Kroger Preferred
Barney & Smith
Cincinnati Gas
Little Miami Railway
N. & C. Preferred
Toledo Railways
Toledo Rys. & Light
Kroger
Barney & Smith Pr
Gas and Electric
Little Miami
Gas
Cin
Mentary
London
Glasgow
Belfast
Carey
Lockland
New York
Financial listings from a historic exchange summary
A compact scan of a financial page showing various corporations and trust holdings. The list includes Bright'n Ger. 240 unlisted, Cosmopolitan 160, Cov. SEE 05, First N1. Cov. 162, Colum Bank & SAV COs, Norw. First 148, Prov. 8, Sec Savings 135, Stockyards 1207, Union 8. & T. 650, Unity Sav. 125. Traction ITO KS, several preferred and common shares with mixed percentages and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Cin. Trust
City Hall
Nat.Coy
Cosmopolitan
Ger
Colum, Bank & Sav Cos
Norw. First
Union 8. & T
Unity Say
Traction Ito KS
C.&c. Bag
Prust
N. &C.br.pr
Industrial and Securities Summary Excerpt
Securites, no bonds, lists of preferred issues and prices across industrials and traction bonds. Entries include American Book, Am Oak, Am Type, Hoov O R, Niles B P, Niles T W with respective prices and percentages. Ex div. dividend note for Industrial Ry segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace Sones
Jv. Ps. Lith
Pris. Do Pr.a.&b
St. Ry
East End Bank to Open in July Under C N C Lease
President Ernst of the C N C will reach Cincinnati Monday while the only remaining formality is choosing banks for a 1.25 million dollar guarantee fund. Six banks will be in Cincinnati and two elsewhere with details still undisclosed. The Hast End Bank is to be incorporated in Columbus with capital 50 000, J A DeArmond to be president and incorporators including Rippey LeBlond McDiarmid Ferris. The firm plans quarters near Hastern avenue and Carrel street and July opening. Visitors listed include Montgomery Blanton and Kleybolte expected in town for firm matters. The Case Company is also incorporated with capital 100 000 and will run a printing establishment.
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Ernst
Cincinnati
Calvin McDermott
Columbus
Hast End Bank
Capital
J. A. DeArmond
W. C. Rippey
R. K. LeBlond
C. J. McDiarmid
Charles Ferris
Hastern Avenue
Carrel Street
Money on Call Rates and Bonds Reported Across Cities
New York and Boston report varied money market activity with call loans at 4 to 5 percent and time loans up to 6 percent. Bond markets show railroad weakness while several utilities and industrials list mixed prices and yields across Atchison Mexican Central Union Pacific and other issuers.
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New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Boston
Atchison Adj
Atchison
Mexican Central
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Boston Elevated
Fitchburg
N. Y
Union Pacific
American Sugar
American Tel
American Woolen
Edison Electric Illuminating
Massachusetts Electric
Massachusetts Gas
United Fruit
United Shoe Machine
United States
Oil and Turpentine Prices and Shipments Across Cities
June reports show North Lima See South Lima and Indiana oil 89c in Toledo. Savannah Turpentine steady with rosin and a wide price range. shipments and stocks detailed. Wilmington notes little activity. rosin and tar prices stable. Oil City reports balances and shipment totals with averages.
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Toledo
Lima
Indiana
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Oil City
Dairy Markets Report United States June Prices
Kansas City and New York market roundup shows butter steady to firm, cheese easy to firm, eggs steady with modest receipts, and poultry values mixed. Western creamery butter ranges 23% to 24 cents, Western firsts eggs about 15% to 17 cents, and various regional price moves noted across Chicago New York Philadelphia circles.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Springs
New York
Philadelphia
Wool Market Reports From Boston and St Louis
The Commercial Bulletin notes fair wool volume with demand for finer New Texas wool at 28a24c for eight months and 21a27c for twelve months. Scented sales for scoured fine reach 68a70c. pulled wools 62a70c. foreign advices strong. Shipments to June 20 total 191,445 lbs, vs 112,652,823 lbs last year. receipts to June 2 total 119,426,303 lbs, vs 119,257,789 lbs. In St Louis the woolst prices show medium grades combing 25c, light fine 21a21c, heavy fine 17c, tub washed 23a25c.
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Boston
Commercial Bullétin of
ST. Louis
Revenue report shows May 1907 receipts rise over 1906
The May 1907 internal revenue statement totals 22,535,761, a 2,089,078 increase from May 1906. Eleven months yield 246,539,673, up 19,745,616. Spirits rise 1,719,975. fermented goods up 297,834. others show varied gains.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Weather Recovery Boosts Trade Yet Holds Back Pig Iron
R G Dun reports seasonable weather lifts activity across sectors with improved crop prospects and larger fall orders. Pig iron demand remains restrained due to future needs and existing contracts. Cotton goods steady with some higher quotations. leather, hides, and apparel markets mixed. Overall stock levels rise but New York exchanges omitted due to Wall Street effects.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Dun
Boston
Baltimore
Richmond
Nashville
Louisville
New Orleans
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Chicago
Cleveland
Toledo
United States
Wall Street
Coffee futures steady as Rio Santos crop estimate cited
New York traders opened coffee futures steady with minor gains as cables and Rio Santos crop forecasts influence. A French firm estimated the new crop at 11 million bags, with July at 5.20 cents, September 5.20, December 5.25, and March 5.35 cents, while spot markets showed Rio No 7 at 6 1/2 cents and Santos No 4 at 7 1/2 cents.
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New York
Rio
Santos
Cordova
Mining Stocks Roundup Features Wide Swings Across Markets
Boston stock roundup lists varied gains and losses with names like Amalgamated, Calumet and Hecla, United States Oil, Nevada, Arizona groups and numerous percent changes. Highlights include United States Mining and Osceola among others in a volatile session.
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Boston
Ature
Allouez
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Bingham A
Calumet
Hecla
Centennial
Igan Moha
Coke
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrot
Quincy
Shannon
Trinity
United States “Mining
United States Oil
Utah
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
North Butte
Butte Coalition
Nevada
Arizona
Arizona Commercial
Funeral of C C Vogt Halts Tobacco Break Sales
Louisville dispatch reports no tobacco break sales today due to the funeral of C C Vogt, resident manager of the American Tobacco Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bperial Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
C. C. Vogt
American Tobacco Company
Cattle and Hogs Fall With Mixed Demand Across Markets
Cattle receipts fair with fat cattle scarce and prices steady to higher in some regions. Hogs see brisk demand for medium and light weights. lambs and sheep show softer tone in several markets, with large receipts and varied price ranges across St Louis Chicago Kansas City and Omaha.
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Illinois
Indiana
ST. Louis
Texas
New York
Reeves
Liverpool
London
Kansas City
Western Fed
Omaha
Chicago
Cattle and Hog Prices From Pittsburg and Buffalo Market Notes
Cattle supplies light and steady with varied prices across categories in Pittsburg and Buffalo. Hogs show steady to easy demand with prime heavy hogs around 6.30 to 6.66 and pigs near 6.45 to 6.50. calves, sheep, and lambs also listed with multiple grades and ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Ohio Incorporations Special Dispatch
Ohio incorporations report lists nine companies formed in Cincinnati Springfield Massillon Zanesville Union Furnace Conneaut and Sylvania with capital ranges from 1 000 to 100 000 and names of organizers. Notable entities include The Thomas J Caie Company The Springfield Confectionery Company The Greater Cincinnati Realty Company and The Sheriff Street Market and Storage Company.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Thomas J. Caie
Cincinnati
Alexander Cameron
Arthur H. Caie
John E. Findley
Ferdinand Jelke
Springfield Confectionery Company
Springfield
C. T. Crum
H. A. Hartman
George A. Lauer
Margaret E. Crum
Charles E. Miller
Greater
Harry A. Bennet
H. M. Douglas
M. S. Elliott
N. I. Morrow
Ohio Drilling Company
Massillon
Albert Ellery
F. E. Drake
S. H. Hughes
Thomas O. Poe
Alfred H. Mayer
New Plymouth Telephone Company
Union Furnace
W. P. Miller
W. A. Hornes
C. W. McClain
F. M. Ludlow
R. B. Longstreet
Union Land Company
A. Strauss
George Jackson
Fostoria Public Hospital Association
Fostoria
John H. Morris
E. W. Allen
A. A. Weber
C. C. Anderson
Citizens’ Telephone Company
Sylvania
F. J. Maisen
J. L. Saum
R. J. Skinner
Anthony Lauer
Alice Houghton
Sheriff Street Market and Storage Company
Cleveland
J.M. Henderson
Mars
Wager
Rumors of Sully backers lift speculative market mood
Rumors circulated that Sully interests plan a return to the bull side with Western backing. Cotton opened steady and fell 3 to 5 points, then rallied as big buying emerged after bears shifted stance, aiding gains late in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sully
Foster & Co
W. E. Hutton & Co
Cotton market rally ends steady after late-day strength
New York trading showed moderate activity with a late rally after a morning decline. For the day 200000 bales were sold, with July and October futures steadied near the day’s close while New Orleans and Liverpool reports noted steady to dull tones and varied quotes across months.
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New York
Western Connection
Texas
Weather Bureau
New Orleans
Hester
Kiee Vane Tokal
Ainst
Ieee
York
Liverpool
Adams Con to Brunswick Con and Others Trade Items
New York reports Commodities with varied values including Adams Con .10 Alice 4.00 Brunswick Con .50 Comstock Tunnel .3 Con. Cal. and Va. .60 Horn Silver 1.3 Iroh Silver 2.20 Leadvilla Con. .08 Ontario 3.25 Ophir 70 Potosi 55 Nevada .20 and more noted in market listing.
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New York
Adams
Brunswick
Comstock Tunnel
Con. Cal
Little Chief
Ontario
Potosi
Nevada
Market Quotes for Clover Seed and Timothy
Toledo reports grain futures with Clover seed prices: Cash 9.30, October 8.27, December 8.124, March 8.12. Timothy listed at 3.35 and Alsike at 8. The brief notes June 21 reflect price movements and contract terms.
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Toledo
Timothy
Alsike
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J. E. Jones & Co
W. R. Todd & Co
St. Paul
The
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Charles E. Bultman
Page & Hill
George Eustis Mercantile Library Law
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Cess
Canadian Pacific Co
G. W. Alton
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Delaware .& Hudson
Erie Com
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Amal
Car & Fdye
Whee Distillers’ Securities
People’s Gas Pacific Mail
Ticker
Ee Iee Securities
Nipissing Mines
H. M. Beazell
Pari
Metals
Treasury Statement
W. B. Hutton & Co
First National Panic Building
Fotal Sales
New York Exchange
Special Dispatch
St, Louis
Call Money
Time Money
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Igs
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C.N
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Eieconon
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Thomas J. Case
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Business Men’s Club
Louis Bettmann
F. c. Lewis
Bi Franz
Lamar
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Atlanta
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Detroit
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the Lagoon
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York Stock Exchange
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WOOL
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Spencer Trask & Co
W. H. Fillmore & Co
St. Paul Building
J, E. Jones & CO
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S. W. Cor
4Th and
Walnut
City of
Kuhn & Sons
East Third Street
Wurlitzer Piano
Werth
Wurlitzer Ee
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway Company
A. Telford
Cotton Letters
John W. Ballmann
W W. R. Todd & Co
Y C. J. Buddeke & Co
NEW York Mining
Peoria
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