Summer Dullness Rules New York Stock Market
New York reports a sluggish broad market with vacations shaping activity as traders await Independence Day trading closure. Rock Island securities relief spurred a recovery while Chesapeake & Ohio and copper stocks faced pressure from rumors and fire reports. analysts warn of wage disputes and harvest uncertainty affecting sentiment ahead of August debt considerations.
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New York
Rock Island
Rock Island Securities
Chesapeake & Ohio
Anaconda
Amalgamated Copper
Westinghouse Electric
United States Treasury
Ticker Talk and Market Storm Hit St Paul and Minneapolis
American stocks in London were irregular as a violent wind storm caused damage in and around St Paul and Minneapolis. The Consolidated Railway Lighting and Refigerating Company with 22 million capitalization was declared insolvent and a receiver appointed. Twelve industrials fell by one point and twenty rails declined 29.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Market firmness and rising short interest hinted rally
Brokers report the market showing firmness while price changes remain small and close near the opening level. H M Beazell notes short interest has grown and predicts a strong rally when the position becomes over extended, with solid supporting orders and accumulation by strong interests at the existing levels.
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H. M. Beazell
London and European Markets Face Mixed Trading
London stocks showed dull prices and easy money with mining carryover restrained. Consols drifted lower ahead of a 5 million pound Canadian loan. American securities fluctuated after New York's open but closed steadier. Berlin and Paris bourses mirrored global caution with prices easing before late improvement and firming at close.
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London
Stock Exchange
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
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Rand Mines
Reading
Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash
Berlin
Exchange
Paris
Dry goods market steady amid cotton declines and firm yarn
In New York on June 23 the dry goods market remained fairly firm despite cotton price drops and subdued demand. About 5 000 bales of light weight drills and sheetings were sold to China in the past week. Cotton yarns stay firm as demand slowly improves. Linings show better call, carpet houses report strong rug sales, and staple cotton goods are ordered steadily by jobbers in small quantities.
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New York
China
Cotton seed oil price report from New Orleans
June 23 Cotton seed oil in New Orleans shows Prime at 47 cents with slight market variation noted. This brief price update records the latest small-move figures for traders and buyers in the commodity.
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New Orleans
Prime
New York Bond Sales Report From W E Hutton and Co
A dense list of bond sales and prices across issuers including C. R. I. P. 4s N. P. p. 1 de 000 and Atchison to reflect totals of 1,429,000 in overall sales with varied percentages and amounts. The report itemizes issues from U.S. Railroads, Marine and Int. Met. and other securities, listing par values and bid yields for multiple tranches.
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Chicago
R. I
B. R.T. Ts— Biech
Central
C. i
U. P. Tv
ASG Oise
Marine
W. U. Tel
EBLE
S.f
Local market reports show firmer bonds and steady exchange
Cincinnati bank clearings reach 3,527,300 with New York exchange at 35 premium. Calls for money rise as collateral loans at 4 1 4 percent and discounts at 5 percent. New York and Chicago markets show firm bonds, utilities like Cincinnati Gas and Electric active, and notable ex-dividend moves. Cotton futures in New York and New Orleans wobble amid liquidation fears, with July around 9.88 cents and August near 9.84 cents.
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Cincinnati
New York Exchange
Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Little Miami and Columbus Railway
Cincinnati, Newport & Covington Light and Traction
Change
Cincinnati Street Railway
Columbus
Newark
Railroad Bond Prices and Unlisted Securities Noted
A historical listing shows varied railroad bonds and prices including Big Four 4s C and L N 4s, Dayton lines notes, Miami and Ger bonds, Dayton & M notes, and Ky Cent 4s with percentages. Unlisted securities are also referenced, with percentages and bond series noted.
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Col. Crosst
C.B
Dayton
Miami & Ger
Dayton & M
G. m
Ky. Cent
G.R
F. W
Lit
Miami
FLW
Business notes and club formations summarize local industry
The Lumbermen's Club hosted a complimentary dinner for O A Agler of Chicago, president of the National Hardwood Lumbermen's Association. A committees to draft memorial resolutions on Eugene Swigart's death was formed by Frank Shaffer. Globe Wernicke Company elected Henry C Yeiser as president and named new officers and directors including E C Goshorn F G Blaine and Vachel Anderson.
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Lumbermen’s Club
Business Men’s Club
O. A. Agler
Chicago
National Hardwood Lumbermen’s Association
Robert Wuest
A. R. Betts
Dolph Mayer
Frank Shaffer
Eugene Swigart
Globe Wernicke Company
Henry C. Yeiser
E. C. Goshorn
F. G. Blaine
Charles F. Hofer
B. Z. Bragg
D. B. Gamble
Vachel Anderson
W. B. Carpenter
Money Markets and Bond Listings From New York Boston
New York reports easy money on call at 1 percent with the ruling rate 1 percent and steady sterling exchange. Time loans vary, prime mercantile paper at 3 38 percent. Boston notes call loans 2 to 6 percent and time loans 3 to 4 percent with diverse railroad and industrial bonds and broad miscellaneous quotes across major firms and utilities.
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Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
New York Exchange
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Boston
Atchison Adj
Atchison
Mexican Central
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Boston Elevated
Fitchburg
N. Y
Union Pacific
American Arge. Chemical
American Pneumatic Tube
American Sugar
American Tel
American Woolen
Dominion Iron and Steel
Edicon Electric Illuminating
General Electric
Massachusetts Electric
Massachusetts Gas
United Fruit
United Shoe Machine
United States Steel
Dairy and Poultry Prices Across Markets on June 23
Market-roundup shows eggs steady to firm with firsts around 15c in New York and 13c in Kansas City. Butter and cheese hold, with creamery and Western factory products cited. poultry prices indicate alive birds steady and dressed meats mixed in multiple regions.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Springs
New York
Pennsylvania
Secretary Not Ready To Handle Span ish War Notes
Secretary Cortelyou said he had no intention of taking immediate action regarding the 3 percent Spanish War bonds of 1908 1918. The remarks were made in Washington on June 23.
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Washington
Cortelyou
Louisville Warehouse Burley and Bark Prices Steady
Louisville market reports Louisville Warehouse as sole seller offering 10 Burley and 30 bark in fair condition with medium quality. Burley prices ranged 12.50 to 14.50 dollars and dark bark 7.50 to 9.50. Market unchanged from last week with seven rejections.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Clover seed and alsike prices noted for shipments
The list shows Clover seed with October 7.25 ember 7.20 March 7.42 percent and Alsike priced in August at 7.55. The note reflects commodity price terms for sowing seed.
Cincinnati Markets Report June 23 1908
Prices quoted for Wheat Corn and Oats show light offerings and varied tone with wheat steady to firm and rye dull. Flour and hay steady, whisky firm. receipts and shipments listed for grains, produce and byproducts across multiple lines.
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Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Northern
Tim.s
Grocery and meat price list with varied commodities
A detailed price list covers fruits vegetables meats and other goods. Entries include apples per barrel bananas strawberries and tomatoes with crate prices meats such as pork beef and smoked varieties, plus feathers and miscellaneous items.
Coffee futures open steady then rally on Wall Street support
New York reports coffee futures opening near unchanged to down five points, then moving higher on steady buying. Day closes steady to five points up with 34,000 bags sold including July at 5.850, Sep 6.83c, Dec 6.85c, Mar 5.90c, May 5. Wai%c. Spot market quiet with Rio 76c, Santos 48% and Cordova 9% altec quoted.
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New York
New Orleans
Sports Today
Houston
Uplands
Gulf
Liverpool
Wall Street
Rio
Santos
Cordova
Metals report from New York and London markets
London tin closes at £126 10s with futures £127 and weak local tin at $27. Wa Copper steady to down slightly in London with spot £58 and futures £58 15s, local $12.87 cut to $13. Lead unchanged in London at £12 12s 6d and dull locally around $4.47 to $4.52. Spelter steady in London £18 15s but dull locally at $4.50 to $4.55. Iron falls in London to 0s 9d Cleveland warrants. local quotes steady with foundry grades around $16.50 to $17.26. Lead at $4.42 in Louis.
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New York
London
Cleveland
Northern
Southern
Southern Soft
Louis
Spelter
Wool Market Reports Across Cities Show Steady Prices
Wool markets in St Louis and Boston report steady or slowly improving values. Domestic wools from Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and other states list varied prices for fleece and washed wool, with scoured values recorded for Texas and Georgia products, reflecting mixed but stable demand.
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ST. Louis
Boston
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Delaine
Michigan
Wisconsin
New York
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Texas
Georgia
Lake
Ohio incorporations filed in Columbus June 23 The Howie Catering Company and others listed
Articles of association were filed with the Secretary of State detailing several Ohio incorporations on June 23. Firms named include The Howie Catering Company in Cleveland with 15000 dollars and listed founders, Sabino Farinacci and others. Additional entries include The Darktown Amusement Company in Cincinnati with 10000 dollars, The Admiral Cafe Company in Cincinnati with 20000 dollars and named organizers, Elm Mutual Aid of Elmwood Place, and others such as Maple Street Baptist Church Akron and a Toledo school company.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Howie Catering Company
Cleveland
John McF. Howie
A. G. Reinhardt
M. F. Moore
F.S. Fraser
W. S. Price
Tomaso Salvini Company
Sabino Farinacci
The
Darktown Amusement Company
Cincinnati
W. E. Ferguson
Alex. Schwendler
Gus Schwendler
C. C. Lowery
W. S. Nowland
Admiral Cafe Company
R. CC. Alexander
Eli Lieber
H. McReynolds
Ike Cappo
Victor Heintz
Elm Mutual Aid
Elmwood Place
Mutual and
Maple Street
Akron
Acheir Schulem Company
Toledo
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Treasury Department
United States
Page & Hill
W E. Hutton & Co
George Eustis & Co
Mercantile Library
Atchison Pereee Rere
Etchietlevesse Son
Chicago & Alton
Col. South
del, & Hudson
Erie Com
Byonsospee
Great Northern Pmae
Wtaee K, & Shone
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
Gnetinen Pacific
Southern R. R
Texas Pacific
Toledo & 8. W
Anaconda F
Lea Heeheee Wee Neees
Pr. Steel Car Co. Stone
Pacific Mail
Republic Steel
Aeaee Sugar Co
Steel
Sccceescevereseses
Ticker
Roberts, Hall & Criss
New York Stock Exchange
American Tobacco
Borden
Butte Coalition
British Columbia
Chicago Subway Colonial
Dominion Copper
Havana Tobacco
Otis Elevator
United Copper
A. P
Daly-West Ae
Canmanea
Ssesssesees Eves
Davis-Daly Steere Eeee
Ase Hahesdae Sas
Telat
W. E. Hutton & Co
First National Bank
Otal Sales
Morning Call
Cin. Gas and Electric
Cin
Gas and Electric
Little Miami
T. Pf
Cincinnati Street
Salem (O
Cincinnati Hospital
Glasgow
Ceeeeseecensee
Enbusby
Scioto ‘Valley
Bar. & Smith
Columbia Gas
Col
Cin. Edison
Ham
Fay & N
Tysas
C.n.&c
Dodds
Ask
Panama
Philippine
Ask Cin
Am. R. Mill
Seneree
Brownell Vee
F. & S. Tobry Casey H
Krogersone Stockyards
E.ls
Carey Pr
Mill, Pr
Proc & Gam
Columbia Gas . Rob’n Realty
Col. Gas & F
Steptoe-Sh
Cuyahoga
Ham, G
W. Powell
Wurlitzer
Flisch’n
TM Pcs
Ecsc
Consol
F. sis. J._d
J. Peay Weeee
Outhern Ry
Hunt St
Street
Gearek Wee Bivedeies Vapleenzate
Hamilton County
Elizabethtown Bridge
Tuba Cs Ivosee
Longview
Pee Eabyss
Armory
F. A
Newport Bonds
Water Works
Industria
Securities
Columik & Sav. Co
Norw
Traction BO Lind
St. Ry
Niles T.W
C. J. Buddeke & Co
Union Trust Building
Aecenenee Ates
Louisville Tobacco
Conginnati
Do City
Edwin C. Goshorn
Pres’t
William W. Brown
Merchants National Bank
Melville E. Ingalls
Henry C. Vergason
Chas
A. Stevens
Ass’t Cashier
William P. Stamm
Cashier
Georg Balch
T. William Weidinger
Audgitor
Foreign Exchange
Fruits and Vegetables
Alabama
Messina
Palermo
Bbs
California
Timothy
Atle Mistra
Japan
Einespestawesuee
Akron Crescent
Bateees de Uhsens
Cincinnati Abattoir Company
S. Kuhn & Sons
East Third Street
Bankers
German National Bank
Covington, Ky
JAS
C. Ernst
George Beb
ENGEL
Hamilton
Vice Press
H.P. Colville
Asst
Europe
Foreign Department
Hailas National Bank
Walnut Street
Postoffice
Metals
WOOL
Peoria
Southern Ohio Savings Bank
Main St
Baldwin
the Baldwin Company
W. 4Th St
Steinway
Mies
Per Aivenal
City of
Kuhn & Sons
New River Lumber Company
J. E. Blaine
Wilmington
Charleston
Savannah
Rosin
Dow Glass
Oil City
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