Less Passiveness Seen in Stock Market Dealings
The market showed less passiveness with certain stock outflows and a continued decline in Rock Island securities. Rumors of a company reorganization or bond issues circulated but were officially denied. Paris and Berlin gold flows and improved rail car utilization hinted at mixed signals for the broader market.
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York
Rock Island Securities
Rock Island
Europe
Wall Street
Paris
London
Berlin
Mexico
American stocks in London show fractional firming
American stocks in London edged higher by small fractions from Saturday's close as traders priced a possible Bank of England rate cut this week. Westinghouse Electric linked with Bergmann Electric of Germany to meet large railway electrification needs for Prussian state lines. Twelve industrials up .6 while twenty railroads gain .17.
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London
Bank of England
Westinghouse Eilectric
Bergmann Electric Company
Germany
City committees meet. trade trips and bond awards noted
The Na tional Prosperity Association committee meets this afternoon in Ashe Business Men’s Club. Mr Schwenker returns from Europe with dress goods purchases for Alms amp Doepke. Avondale committees plan a new park layout at Rockdale avenue. Visitors include O C Fry Indianapolis and others. A Cincinnati syndicate was awarded 406000 in 4 TM per cent city of Columbus bonds.
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Ashe Business Men's Club
Schwenker
Alms & Doepke Company
Mauretania
Europe
Paris
France
Germany
England
Alms & Doepke
Avondale Improvement Association
Business Men's Club
Rockdale Avenue
O. C. Fry
Indianapolis
Steel
W. M. Spear
New York City
Charles Bird
Greensourg
Ind
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Springfield
Mass
W. D. Edgar
Chicago
J. W. Stevens
St. Paul
Minn
HL. B. Prather
Cleveland
Provident Savings Bank and Trust Company
German National Bank
Breed & Harrison
Hyden, Miller & Co
Dennison, Farnsworth, & Co
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Delegates Head to Milwaukee for National Travelers’ Meet
Delegates L EB Rames W C Monroe F A Thomas B McConaghy W D S Boyd and G Bloss of the Ohio Division travel to Milwaukee for the National convention. W C Monroe seeks National Director with Cincinnati delegation backing his name. Charles Jerome Edwards of Brooklyn, president of the National Association of Life Insurance Underwriters, spoke at a Zoo logical Garden dinner in Cincinnati about life insurance and tours the Midwest en route to Los Angeles for a August convention.
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W. C. Monroe
F. A. Thomas
B. McConaghy
W. D. S. Boyd
G. Bloss
Ohio
Travelers’ Protective Association
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Charles Jerome Edwards
Brooklyn
National Association of Life Insurance Underwriters
Zoological Garden
Cincinnati Life Insurance Underwriters’ Association
Edwards
Theiddle West
Louisville
Idianapolis
Detroit
The
Association
Los Angeles
What Brokers Say Market Action Sharpens on Bear Rumors
Market opened strong but turned sharply on bear rumors of Rock Island reorganization said to be unfounded. Closing prices fell 1 to 3 points from leaders Page and Hill. Professionals pressed the market as a clique allegedly attempted to drag it down. No rally followed Taft nomination and dividend cuts hinted to deepen the decline.
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Rock Island
Page & Hill
Nkers
Mart
W. E. Hutrton & Co
H. M. Beazell
Financial markets show dull London and Paris trading under settlement pressure
London on June 22 reports ample money and steadier discounts with 2,900,000 gold offered and taken by Paris. Stock Exchange trading remains dull as settlement nears and prices slip late. various U S and European shares show mixed moves amid foreign buying and selling. Berlin and Paris also note weak bourse tones with Persia Morocco fears weighing on prices and discount rates edging higher.
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Pag Pon
New York
Canadian Pacific
sAnaconda
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Great Western
Milwaukee & St. Paul
de Beers
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Grand Trunk
Illinois Central
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri
Kansas & T
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Rand Mines
Reading
Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
Union Pact
United States Steel
Wapesh
Amalgamated Copper B& Spanish
Berlin
Persia
Morocco
Butter and dairy prices across markets on June 22
Butter firm in Elgin and Chicago with output totals of 1 125 000 pounds for the week. Eggs and cheese steady in multiple regions with varied price ranges for creamery, state and western varieties. Poultry prices hold, spring chickens about 18 to 26 cents and turkeys around 12 to 16 cents per pound.
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Chicago
Springs
New York
Western Factory
New State
Pennsylvania
Money and Bond Markets Reported Across Cities
NEW YORK June 22 money on call and time loans quoted with low rates and steady sterling exchange. Rates include call loans 1 percent and time loans up to 3 percent, with government and railroad bonds showing varied movements. BOSTON June 22 money and bond listings show call loans 2 to 3 percent, with diverse rail and industrial stocks and utilities reported across exchanges.
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Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Boston
Atchison Adj
Atchison
Mexican Central
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Fitchburg
Union Pacific
American Arge
American Pneumatic Tube
American Sugar
American Tel. and
American Woolen
Dominion Iron and Steel
Edison Electric Iluminating
General Electric
Massachusetts Electric
Mechusetts Gas
United Fruit
Uni Shoe Machine
United States' Steel
Coffee futures hold steady after early decline in New York
The New York coffee market opened steady with a 5 point drop for May and unchanged elsewhere as European demand and importer selling pressured prices briefly. Trade reported 13 000 bags sold including Sept at 5 85 5 90 cents and Oct at 5 85 cents with Rio and Santos bids quiet. Cordova offered around 9 1/ 0 cents. The Coffee Exchange will close July 3 and 4.
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Rio Quiet
Santos
Cincinnati
Bologna
ST. Louis
Chicago
Kansas City
Texas
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Otis
Bubpalo
Sas
New Orleans
Liverpool
Anestice
Éseus
Bere Raat
DULY
Nce le Hss
Owens
Mississippi
Houston
Uplands
Gulf
New York Bond Sales Update
Bond sales report shows Tilinvis Cen on Third Ave with 4s U P ref 1000 and 2000.44, 72%. Co B. & Q. Mil 1000 at 61% and Louisville & Louisville 4s with ante noted.
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U. P
Louisville
Ville
Trust City
N’l
Piong
Unity Law
Traion Ste
Metal markets slide in London and New York trading
The London tin price eased to 126 7s 6d spot with futures at 127 2s 6d while copper declined to 58 2s 6d spot. Lead held around 12 12s 6d in London and 4.47 to 4.52 locally. spelter fell 5s in London and eased to 4.52 to 4.57 locally. Iron prices rose in London with Cleveland warrants at 5s 14d, while U S domestic ranges printed from 15.75 to 17.25 for various foundry grades.
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ST. Louis
New York
London
Cleveland
Northern
Southern
Municipal Bond Market Steady Despite Weather and Rates
Cincinnati and other cities report steady bond demand with moderate premiums on New York exchange and strong municipal issues. Banking clearings reach 3.42 million in Cincinnati. Chicago and St Louis show mixed clears as bonds and loans trade at 4 to 5 percent. Market activity mostly listless due to weather, but bonds like Cincinnati Gas and Electric and Water Works hold prices amid steady call loans and discounts.
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Cincinnati, Newport & Covington Light and Traction
Cleveland
Tolédo
Cincinnnati, Newport & Covington
New York Exchange
Gas and Electric
Cincinnati St
Toledo (O
Cleveland (O
Cincinnati
Mining Stocks Mixed Across Markets in Boston Trades
In Boston on June 22 the market showed varied results with many mining and oil stocks listed. Notable figures include United States Mining at 86 percent and Michigan at 4 percent, while Copper Range and Wolverine logged mixed percentages amid broader commodity shifts.
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Boston
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
Market quotes from New York on June 22
The daily list shows offered prices for many stocks and bonds including Alice 2.00, Brunswick .05, Comstock Tunnel stock .30 and bonds .35, Con. Cal. and Va. .50, Horn Silver .52, Iron Silver .89, Leadville Con. .05, Ontario .06, Small Hopes .18, Standard 4.80, Yellow Jacket .44, and other listed items.
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New York
Brunswick
Comstock
Con. Cal
Leadville
Little Chief
Ontario
Treasury balances show cash and gold reserves
The general fund balance report dated June 22 shows available cash of 240,150,133 dollars excluding a 150 million gold reserve, plus 32,805,975 dollars in gold coin and bullion and 30,062,490 dollars in gold certificates.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Whisky Prices and Wool Market Update
Whisky at Peoria quoted at 1.35 dollars. In St Louis wool markets steady with medium combing and clothing grades 19 to 20 cents. light fine 14% to 15 cents. heavy fine 11 to 11.5 cents. tub-washed 19 to 26 cents.
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ST. Louis
Cotton seed oil and clover seed price report
New Orleans and Toledo market notes list cotton and clover seed oil prices. Clover seed shows October 7.85, December 7.30, March 7.42 percent. alsike seed August 7.55.
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Toledo
Union Trust Building
C. J. Buddekg & Co
Illustrated Magazine in Sunday Commercial Tribune
Readers acquainted with Ohio River steamboat traffic are urged to obtain next Sunday's issue. Page 7 features photographs of prominent steamboat men and various articles and pictures. The magazine comes free with The Sunday Commercial Tribune for leisurely weekend reading.
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Ohio River
Mercial Tribune
Athetabon
Railroad Bonds and Traction Securities Market Update
Traction and railroad bonds listed with varied yields and prices. Notable items include Big Four 4s trading near 98, C H & D 4s around 67, and U S Lithography preferred at 105. Regional lines such as C & 8 Bdadg pr and Niles T W pr show mixed activity with prices in the 100s and 130s.
Cotton futures drift as Liverpool cables dampen New Orleans trade
Cotton markets in New Orleans and New York show a softer tone amid weaker futures. Spot demand remains dull with sales modest while Liverpool and New York reports reflect easier prices and cautious trading ahead of July notices.
Markets in Cincinnati Wheat Prices and Shares
Cincinnati markets show No. 1 Northern wheat at 1.055 dollars, mixed grain notes across corn oats rye and flour with hay strength. Detailed car and bale figures list white and yellow corn, white oats, timothy hay, and whisky volumes amid fluctuating receipts and shipments.
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Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Northern
Fruits and Vegetables Price List Summary
A historical market list shows a range of produce and meats with per unit prices. Apples per barrel 2.50, asparagus per dozen, bananas 1.75 to 2 per bunch, beets 15 to 20 cents per dozen, corn cucumbers tomatoes and more listed with various crate and hamper prices. Meats include beef by pound with plate and extra cuts, lard options, and brisk meat prices, alongside tobacco store staples and dairy items not detailed.
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Alabama
Daceem
Serene
Ss. Co
California
Turpentine and Rosin Markets Across Several Cities
Wilmington reports receipts of 72 casks of spirits turpentine and 316 barrels of rosin at 2.40, with crude turpentine firm between 2 and 3.75 and sizeable bbls. Charleston notes steady rosin at various grade prices and window glass values. Savannah lists firm turpentine at 39 1 2 cents with 1,117 barrels sold, rosin prices from 2.70 to 6.45 for multiple grades and window glass 6.40. Toledo shows North Lima oil at 1.04 and South Lima Indiana at 9 cents. Oil City records credit balances 1.73 with large barrel shipments and averages.
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Wilmington
Charleston
Savannah
Janne
Toledo
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
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Dry goods market quiet with small gains and sales
New York on June 22 reports a generally quiet dry goods market. Jobbers announce semi annual clearance sales starting Wednesday. Raw silk prices rise on a speculative tone while cotton goods stay quiet and yarns stay firm.
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