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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1906

Page

12

U S Long Distance Telephone stock offers 6 percent now

An executive of the U S Long Distance Telephone Company touts 3 to 4 percent dividends, 6 percent return on at $50 price, growth from acquisitions in Ohio cities, and a potential 8 to 50 percent rise in value. The offer highlights monopolistic contracts, 800,000 subscribers, 24,000 miles of copper wire, and 425 towns served with a $75,000 annual income boost from recent purchases.

U. S.S U. S Ohio Youngstown Zanesvalle Canton East Liverpool Findlay Fostoria Massillon Lancaster Cone Con Brailey United States Telephone Common Public Service Corporation

Losses of 1 to 3 Points Are Suffered By Leaders

The stock market closed at the day’s low after a broad decline led by speculative favorites. A brief rally to cover shorts faded as selling intensified following a government move against Standard Oil, with Baltimore & Ohio showing the only notable strength amid a week of irregular, downward pressure and rising bank liquidity expectations.

Commercial Tribune New York Standard Standard Oil Company Department of Justice Baltimore & Ohio London

Wall Street Gossips and Transit Talks Hit Markets

Predictions for United States Steel earnings suggest records in the current quarter. Dividends on Pennsylvania railroad holdings boost income to cover Paris loan charges. Copper prices show dullness with slight declines. U S Steel denial noted by Gates. April shows 93 roads with a 6.40 percent net gain. second week of June 37 roads up 12.26 percent gross. Banks gain $1,592,000 in currency moves. Atchison expected large May net gain. New York Board of Estimate pushes Rapid Transit Commission for a continuous Bronx to Coney Island subway extension.

Board of Estimate of New York Rapid Transit Commission Bronx Manhattan Brooklyn Coney Island

Brokers on crop outlook and July money flow

Market observers report improving crop conditions with bids likely to rise gradually into July. July money should be ample, though a small rush may occur before month’s start. Analysts note uncertainty from Attorney General action against Standard Oil and bearish pressure from a powerful bear faction including Lawson and Gates.

W. E. Hutton & Co Standard Oil Company Roberts, Hall & Criss

New York Bond Sales Report

Bond offerings by Button & Co and First National Bank show diverse listings across multiple issuers. Notable entries include municipal, railway, and realty securities with prices ranging from 4 to 10 thousand dollars and yields around 96 to 1.05 percent, totaling substantial market activity.

Button & Co First National Bank el. L Inex Cen. C.l Biell Bs. IL N. Col Pac

Notable Corporate Moves and Civic News in Cincinnati

Stock exchanges list voting certificates for U S and Cuyahoga Telephone. Rookwood Pottery increases capital to 180000 to fund mural and interior work including Linton Hotel. Textile Shirt Co of Cincinnati incorporated at 50000 with partners Guthman Strybel Adler Bettman. Foraker set to return from West Virginia. Corey Fleming named to probe North River pollution by New York Mayor. Portable Electric Tool Co of Cincinnati capital 30000 with Pierce McLean Brookbank Miles Spindel. Bremfoerder Hardware and Iron Co launches with 30000 capital. Ramsey Willey Stimson Breed Hickenlooper involved. Cincinnati bankers say Elkins visit went well. Ancient and Honorable Artillery Co of Boston may meet in Cincinnati next October. Cincinnati League optimistic about convention. 30 members and 35-piece band expected. fall field day and elaborate costumes anticipated.

Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company Boston United States Cincinnati Cincinnati League

Financial Markets Across Major Hubs June 23

London reports abundant money with dull trading and steady tone as stocks ease. Union Pacific and United States Steel attract attention while Russian and Japanese issues show mixed moves across St Petersburg Berlin and Paris with firmer bonds and steady currencies.

London Stock Exchange Wall Street Union Pacific Southern Pacific United States Steel Anaconda Atchison Baltimore & Ohio Canadian Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago Great Western Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul de Beers Denver & Rio Grande Erie Illinois Central Louisville & Nashville Missouri Kansas & Texas New York Central Norfolk & Western Mario & Western Pennsylvania Mines Reading Southern Railway Wabash ST. Petersburg Berlin Paris Pincare

Money rates and bonds in New York and Boston markets

New York reports call money nominal with no loans and time loans at four to five percent for various terms. Prime mercantile paper at five percent. Sterling easy around 485.05 to 485.10 for demand. 482.25 to 482.35 for sixty-day bills. Government and railroad bonds mostly steady to easy amid a broad list of equities and utilities from Atchison to Westinghouse.

New York Prime Mercantile Paper Sterling Exchange Koston Timeoans Atchison Adj Atchison Mexican Central Boston & Albany Boston & Maine Boston Elevated Fitchburg Re Union Pacific American Tel Dominion Iron and Steel Edison Electric Iiluminating Massachusetts Electric Massachusetts Gas United Fruit United Shoe Machine United States Greel Westinghouse Com Cleveland (O Llogskl Cin Union L., H. and P Barney & Smith New York Exchange London Glasgow Belfast Weer Pretein Paris Reichmark Lee BiAxty

Clearing House banks report higher reserves for week

The New York statement shows total reserves at 273 281 000 with a 4 162 100 gain. Loans decline 2 318 000 to 1 057 758 300 and deposits rise 1 280 200 to 1 049 472 300. Legal tender and specie increase while ex United States deposits climb 3 868 225.

New York Clearing House United States

Metal market report shows little movement on June 23

ST LOUIS notes lead at 5.82 and spelter at 6. New York reports quiet markets with copper near 18 to 19 and electrolytic around 18.25 to 18.62. Lead at 5.75 to 5.95 and spelter 6.10 to 6.20, with iron steady.

ST. Louis New York London Spottin Lake

Commodity Prices in New York Market Report

New York market report lists several mining and metal stocks with quoted prices on June 23. Adams Con. .25 Alice .30 Brunswick Con. .27 Comstock mnel .17 Con. California and Virginia .69 Horn Silver 1.85 Iron Silver 6.00 Lead ville Con. .05 Little Chief .06 Ontario 2.65 Ophir 3.50 Phoenix .02 Potosi .06 Savage .75 ate .12 Stand ass.

New York Adams Alice Breece Brunswick Comstock Mnel California Virginia Horn Leadville Little Chief Ontario Ophir Phoenix Potosi Savage Ate Small Hopes Standass

Treasury balances report shows cash and gold holdings

Washington dated June 23 reports general fund balances excluding the $150 million gold reserve. Available cash stands at 169,466,606 dollars while gold in coin and bullion amounts to 88,068,687 dollars and gold certificates total 3y, with the remainder unspecified.

Washington Treasury General Fund

Quiet Week For Stock Market With Mixed Activity

Stock market activity remained quiet as C. N. & C. preferred led gains while common stock held steady. Cincinnati Gags edged higher and bonds closed strong with normal money demand. wholesale clearings totaled 4,392,500 with New York exchange par and various regional figures noted.

Cincinnati New York Exchange Stock Exchange

Unlisted Stocks and Bonds Report from Market Roundup

The document lists various unlisted bank stocks and securities along with traction bonds and industrial bonds. It names numerous banks and financial institutions, including Cit. Nat. Cov, Cosmopolitan, First N'l Cov, and Norw First, with bid or price references and percent indicators, plus traction bond entries like Col. Crosst’n, Rys. & LL, and Day. & M. It notes ex-dividend statuses and certain yields, reflecting a snapshot of a midweek market summary.

L.&t Cin. & Ham Ohio Tr St. Ry Ig Ind Os & T Columb. Ry T. Eve. A Tacs Col. Rys. & L Scioto Valley Det UN. Ry Am. R. Mill Ham Tob . Ou Fleischm B’way & Npt Globe-W Bo Stan Kroger Seereee W. Powell Wurlitzer Cincinnati Consol Fe J. de Sink Fund & M South M. N Oooveel Dl Wweeenee sesvenesslDl F. A Seeeewee E Water Works Ween Jaduct Hamilton County Bonds Lizabethtown Longview Benson St. Bridge Big Miami Bridge Ieee Covington Reeneeseneee J. Peneere - Btreet F. A. Steer - Water Orks Eee Eeenneee Ae Newport Cinnee C.H D. Vie Dog. m Norw Nor Can. C Br. Pr Spr Xenia

London Stock Exchange Faces Unsettled Week Amid Rate Change

The London Stock Exchange saw a wary week with activity returning after the Bank of England cut its discount rate but overall sentiment remained dull. Traders noted American declines, potential capital issues, and Russian int erior concerns weighing on prices as Paris and London markets diverged.

London The Stock Exchange Bank of England Paris England United States Paris Exchange

Cloth Market in Manchester Shows Steady Demand Amid Limited Orders

The Manchester cloth market reports meager orders but a firm stance from manufacturers due to existing bookings. Indian markets absorb mainly shirtings and printing cloths while China buys little and Mediterranean shippers seek quick delivery. Yarns show limited demand, mainly for better American grades, with coarse yarns plentiful and unchanged quotations.

Manchester China

Coffee futures open steady amid smaller crop rumors

The New York market opened steady to higher on June 22 with receipts and European cables supporting prices. Buyers remained active as market closed with a net advance of 5 to 15 points and total sales around 55 000 bags with June near 6.20 to 6.25, September 6.40, December 6.60 to 6.65, February 6.80, March 6.90, May 7.00 to 7.05 cents.

New York

Seed Prices From Toledo Market Report

Clover seed priced at 6.86 dollars cash and 6.72 dollars for October. Prime timothy listed at 2 dollars. August al sike offered at 8 dollars. No 2 rye bids at 65 cents.

Toledo Timothy

Also Mentioned on This Page

Oper Ating Department U. & Telephone U. S. Telephone Cuyahoga Cincinnati Stock Exchange Hamilton Columbus Indianapolis Cleveland Louisville Popular Investment U.S United States Telephone Company Beccesteus RCP Lag Esse Claude Ashbrook Nut ST Cincinnat Russia San Francisco Southwest Financial District New York City New York Trust Companies P. J. Goodhart & Co Foster & Co John W. Ballmann Charles E. Bultman & Co A. O. Brown & Co H. M. Beazell George Eustis Se Mercantile Ui Fir Tchison Atlantic C. L. Covsenn G. V Col Southern Great Northern Ontario & Western Rock Island Southern Gosery Hiecone Pacific Mail Pewaperere Big Republic Bihal Steel Springs E Ycoe Amalgamated Copper Brooklyn Rapid Transit Lawson, Gates Total Rookwood Pottery Company Linton Hotel Textile Shirt Company F. B. Guthman Edward Strybel J. L. Adler I. W. Bettman Alfred Bettman James R. Foraker West Virginia Corey Fleming McClellan North River Portable Electric Tool Company W. C. Pierce W. C. McLean A. K. Brookbank C. W. Miles O. F. Spindel Bremfoerder Hardware and Iron Company Sentra Robert Ramsey Joseph Willey G. P. Stimson W. D. Breed Smith Hickenlooper West Virginia Bankers’ Association Elkins Metals NEW York Mining Treasury Statement Special Dispatch Call Money Time Money T.pfd Inter. Ry Ei Renee Cin. Int Col. & Xenia Little Miami Tractio Mt Au C.n&c Come, Cor National Fourth Plum Streets Investment Department Dayton Newark Lima Salem Sherman, Tex Oklahoma City the Central Trust 6 Sate Deposit Co East Fourth Street Breed & Harrison, Bankers First National Bank Building Telephone Goss Carlisle Saav J.E. Jones & CO Det. U Ham, & Lind Int Germt B.G Z. Rys R.&f.w Miami Traction Bonde Ina M. Canal West Ohio Sesh Lee OCK Lew A&b Eagle Day, & M Ma.t Ieee -P Es Niles T Wit Shinite Fe Bon Tp Ae U Ait Ee York Stock Exchange British Columbia Greene Consolidated Havana Tobacco Texas Mercantile Marine Transit Co Montreal Boston Mining New Amsterdam Gas Otis Elevator Sere Seaboard Air Line Dore Deeerenes London Stock Exchange J. F. Feder Investment Securities Traction Building Wall St U. S. Steel H. O. Goldsmith Treas Wall St. Information Bureau Broadway, N. Y Harrodsburg, Ky Weil, Roth & CO F.E. Webner & GO Ingalls Building First Nat’s Bank Chicago Street Improvement S. Kuhk & Sons Phenix Grain & Stock Exchange E. Fourth St Cincinnati, O Mexico Mexican Brokerage Co Limantour Mexico City American Rolling Mill Company Middletown R. C. Phillips Orice Toe Ce U HY Ips Cincinnati, New Orleans Texas Pacific J. W. Hood
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