Union Pacific Prominent on the New York Exchange
In a dull session the New York market saw Union Pacific preferred hit a record price amid short-covering and speculation of retirement. Rumors of exchanges or bonds for the preferred fueled gains, while other rails and copper stocks rose on related deal chatter. Bonds remained firm as the NYSE Governors set a July 3 exchange close. twelve industrials gained and twenty railroads rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Preferred
Reading
Vanderbilt
Pennsylvania
Atchison
Stocks in London Hold Steady as Markets Firm
American equities in London trade firmer with prices near parity. Directors discuss segregating Lacka wanna properties but no immediate action announced. Senate retains 15 percent duty on hides and Washington hosts conferences on corpora tion tax likely to pass this session. Federal grand jury weighs sugar trust case possibly indicting officials. Bethlehem Steel operates at about 75 percent capacity. copper producers face London pressure from market manipulation. Proposals to arbitrate Eastern road freight delays surface as London quotations move to new accounts while domestic exchange shows a firmer stance at half year close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Airut Witoely
Ameral
Nid
Frocty &Ctusal
Texas
Alabama
Arkansas
Bates
T.oh
Saar
Houston
Macon
Wool Prices Steady in St Louis Market
Wool nominally steady with medium combing and clothing 25 to 29 cents per pound. Light fine 21 to 26 and three-eighths, heavy fine 134 to 2 shillings per pound, tub washed 24 to 35 per cent. Market report from St Louis dated June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
New York Bond Sales Report Highlights Extensive Totals
W. E. Hutton & Co. and First National Bank detail a broad bond sales list with numerous issues from Int. Paper to U. S. Rubber 6s. The record shows varied prices, quantities, and series numbers across utilities, railroads, steel, and manufacturers, with total sales noted at the end.
Local Business Notes and Visitors Amid City Events
Edward Richter attends Ohio Grain Dealers association meeting in Cedar Point. Chamber of Commerce short session today closing at noon for Turners parade. Cincinnati Stock Exchange to hold morning session. banks open as usual. Notable visitors register at Chamber and Business Men's Club from multiple cities. Ohio Humane Society president travels east to push international work horse parade day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Richter
Gale Bros
Cedar Point
Ohio Grain Dealers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
O. A. Trounstine
Ohio Humane Society
East
Boston
Markets Show Quiet Yet Steady Money Rates as Bonds Hold
June 23 reports from Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis note bank clearings ranging from 4.16 to 9.86 million dollars with premiums on New York exchange. Collateral loans run 4 percent, discounts 4 percent. Local securities trade slow but prices steady with Columbia Gas and Electric and Cincinnati Gas and Fuel moves limited. bonds remain quiet yet fairly active in open markets.
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Cincinnati
New York Exchange
Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Columbia Gas and Electric
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Columbus
Traction
Cincinnati, Newport & Covington Light
Traction Preferred
Cincinnati, Dayton & Toledo
Toledo Railway and Light
Turners
Local Stock Exchange
New York
United States
Canada
Manitoba
Ohio secretary approves multiple new corporate filings
The secretary of state authorized articles of incorporation for several firms including Means Engineering and Foundry Company in Toronto with 50000 dollars, Dayton Medicine Company in Dayton with 25000 dollars, Chalmers Detroit Motor Company in Dayton with 5000 dollars, and others in Akron Cincinnati Cleveland and Garfield with 10000 dollars or less, listing individual incorporators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Means Engineering and Foundry Company
Toronto
Thomas Price
Dayton Medicine Company
Dayton
Jesse Cooper
Chalmers Detroit Motor Company
Ernest Coley
Martin Piano Company
Akron
C. H. Martin
Ietterer & Proctor Company
Cincinnati
J. R. McQuigg
A. M. McGee
George B. Riley
H. A. Kuehle
Garfield Insurance Company
Cleveland
L. C. Spieth
Clifford A. Neff
H. L. Parmenter
I. N. Wood
L. M. McCraith
Buckeye Laundry Company
John H. Mills
Charles H. Mahoney
Albert H. Mills
W. J. Mahoney
J. E. McMuller
London Money Demand and Turkish Loan Over-Subscribed
Money was in good demand with firm discounts as the Turkish $20,000,000 4 percent loan was oversubscribed threefold in three hours. Trading on the London stock market was cheerful but small in volume due to carry-over, with some gains in home rails and Kaffir shares later shifting higher. Bond prices for consols and foreign securities were quiet as dealers noted a robust money market.
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London
Stock Exchange
Central Ss
COTO
Aia
AGS
Atchison i
Lotta Guy Gime
Canadian Pacific
Rand Mines
Creel & eSteeh Elope
Bsc
Ait
Grand Trunk
Market Roundup: Dairy and Poultry Prices Across Cities
In St Louis and Kansas City markets, poultry and eggs show varied prices with chickens at 12c, springs 1b a 20c, turkeys 1c, ducks 5c, geese 4c. Butter ranges firm across regions, eggs mostly steady. New York reports steady butter and cheese, eggs irregular. Chicago notes steady butter, easy eggs, and mixed poultry prices.
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ST. Louis
Springs
Kansas Ciry
Min
New York
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Money markets and securities round up New YorkBoston
New York reports money on call at 1 percent with time loans soft and dull sixty to ninety days. prime mercantile paper at 3 1 4 percent. Sterling exchange strong with bankers bills around 480, and government bonds steady. Boston lists call loans at 4 3 percent and bonds and equities for railroads and utilities with varied prices across many issuers.
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New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Boston
Mass
Atchison
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Boston Elevated
Fitchburg
N. Xoo
Oil and Turpentine Prices Across Cities Reported
Trade notes show oil balances and deliveries in Guy and Toledo with Lima prices noted. Savannah, Charleston, Wilmington report turpentine and rosin prices, receipts, and stock levels. rosin ranges from 2.70 to 5.19 dollars and spirits turpentine at 39 1/2 percent.
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Guy
Pa.s
Toledo
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
N .C
London and New York metal prices steady and mixed
NEW YORK reports no change in London tin markets with spot at 123 pounds and futures at 134 10s, while local tin eases to about 28.90 to 29.20 dollars. Copper gains in London. London spot 58 pounds 12s 6d, futures 59 10s, local copper dull. Lead and spelter mostly steady or quiet, iron prices steady, St Louis lead at 4.37 dollars and spelter at 5.37 to 5.40 dollars.
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George Eustis & Co
Mercantile Library
Atchisonne Seca
Genie
Agenes
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific Nee
Central of New Jersey
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Great Northern
Oregon
Illinois Central
Interborough Met
Iowa Central
Kansas City Southern
St Eye
Louisville & Nashville
Minneapolis & St. Louis
S St. x
Missouri Pacific
Kan
Texas
Rock Island Co
St. L. So Sr
St. Louis Southwestern
Seed i Iield
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Tol
St. Lad & West
Eswesregesee
Union Pacific
Decree
Wabash
Western
Maryland
Estes
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wisconsin
Industrials
Allis-Chalmers
Amalgamated Copper
American Agricultural
American Sugar
American Tel. & Tel
American Tobacco
American Woolen
Agus
Anaconda Mining Co
Bethlehem Steel
Sir Central Leather
Colorado Fuel & Iron
RLS
General Electric
Inter Harvester
C Ray
Inter-Marine
International Paper
National Biscuit
People's Gas
Pullman Palace
Republic Steel Do Ets
Pny
Sloss Sheffield S & Site
Tennessee Copper
United States Realty
United States Rubber
Bay
United States Steel
Utah Copper
Virginia Car. Chemical
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
Lect Et Eds Seascale Veo
IUO
New York
London
Cleveland
Foundry
Northern
Southern
ST. Louis
Cotton seed oil prices ease amid July liquidation
In New Orleans and New York markets on June 23, prime refined cotton seed oil traded at 5.80 cents per pound in barrels. The market stayed active with prices partly lower on anticipated July liquidation. Close prices ranged from 5.60 to 6.02 dollars for June through October contracts, with July at 5.66 to 5.70 and September 6.02 to 5.08.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Commercial Tribune
New York
Traction and securities list with ex-dividend note
Unlisted and listed stock quotes across traction, bonds, and industrials with prices and a final ex-dividend remark. Includes C&A Edg, Colum Bank, Norw First, Provident, and various railroad and utility issues with bid asks and par values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cin. Trust
N’l.Not
A. Colum, Bank & Law. Co
Norw. First
Norw. N’l
St. Ry
N.S Bripro
Amer
Bullock
Hoov.o.r. Pr
Niles B.P
Pr.a.&b
U. 8
Markets in Cincinnati June 23 1909 conclude varied grain activity
Minneapolis Wheat No 1 Northern closed at 1.29 3 4. Prices show wheat steady to unchanged with light demand. Corn and rye mixed with softer oats and firmer hay. Flour prices steady with winter and spring pat- ents listed. Whisky quiet. numerous commodity quotes and delivery terms noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Northern
Odense
Rhalw
Fragmentary inventory notes from a historical market list
A scattered OCR style record lists numerous farm goods and commodities. Items include live ducks and chickens, turkeys, wings and tails, pointers, geese quills, various cloths and garments, pepper boxes, salts, glue, ponies, beans, navy hand picked, red kidney beans, unwashed wool and merino fibers with prices or weights interspersed.
New York Futures Open Steady Amid Market Drift
Futures in New York opened unchanged with a slight decline as traders cited French market weakness and liquidation. Near months held, primary points softened, and the day closed barely steady with an overall loss while 12,500 bags traded including June at 6.15 to 6.45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rio
Ec. Santos
Cordova
Mining stock list shows varied ex-dividend figures
A Boston market page presents a scattered ex-dividend table with numerous mining stocks such as Calumet and Arizona, United Copper, Old Dominion, Parrot, Tamarack, and Isle Royale. Values range from single digits to over a hundred, with several entries including Massachusetts Mining and Michigan holdings.
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Roberts, Hall & Criss
New York Stock Exchange
New York
American Tobacco
McKinley
Daisy Butte Coalition
Chicago Subway
Nevada
la Miami
Boston
United
Giroux
Yukon
Ohio
Utah
Boston Close Adventure
Allouez Ae
Parrot
Quincy Shannon Etree
Superior
Trinity
Wolverine
Mess
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
Arizona Commercial
Atlantic
Butte Coalition
Calumet and
Arizona
Calumet
Hecla
Centennial
Daty Weet
Franklin
Greene Cananea
Isle Royale
Massachusetts Mining
Michigan
Mohawk
Montana Coal and Coke
Old Dominion
Osceola
Quincy
Shannon
Tamarack
United Copper
United States Mining
United States
Victoria
Winona
North Butte
Summary of Mining Prices and Offerings in New York
Report from New York dated June 23 lists Brunswick Con. 06 offered and Leadville con offered among other quoted securities. Commodities include Comstock Tunnel at minus 37 and bonds for Cal and Va at .73, Horn Silver at 5, Iron Silver at 1.50, Mexico x Gonir 100, and Standard 1. Lt. Yellow Jacket.
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New York
Brunswick
Comstock Tunnel
Con. Cal
Leadville
Mexico
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Third Avenue
South America
Washington
Lower Hudson
Ticker
Lackawanna
Senate
Ea Federal
Eastern Road
Iw York Bond Sales
W. E. Hutton & Co
First National Bank
Ay Fo & T. cvi
Ss.ffteed Atch
OU Tesco
K. C
Ft. S
DOO Stren
M. Y. Air Brake
Bklyn. UN
Cent. Lr
Pac
N. H
Doe
Col. Ind
C. A I
Dist. Cae Cor
UN. Pac
U. S
Total
D. T. Riggs
Cynthiana
A. L. Makley
Leopold Rauh
Dayton, O
C.E. Johnston
Detroit
M. F. Marx
Louisville
C. B. Meyer
Francis Ostmann
D. C
George D. Alford
Ohio Mechanics’ Institute
Europe
W. T. Harris
Walnut Hills High School
Bethesda Hospital
Business Men’s Club
F. E. Brooks
Duluth
Special Dispatch
Kroger
Tare Col. Gas
Columbia Gas
Cin, New P. & Cov
Snars
Little Miami
Columbia G
Incinnati Gas
Sha
Col
Gran & Kilectric
Pee Ia
Tisuoulegh Tesco Pe
Orleans Os
Eeotus Inolioemu
Panama
Glasgow
Belfast
Sverlin Gene
Paris
Eee Beat Ake
Irig
Alan Imark
W. C
Gabennesch
Ask
Ask Cire Interye
Ce Asr Ordo
Col. & Xenta
Ee Pecdio Tela
Cin. & Ham
Scioto Valley
Am. R. Mill
Dowpref
Noeeeley
Jergens
Ats Bar. & Smith
By & Newpr
Casey H
de Press
Tobacco
Colum
Cuyahoga
Atless Et
Globe Soap
Toal Celta
Eeleieos
Glebe-Wer
Drea
Jincan. L
Lee Ore
Ph. Carey Pr
Steptoe Sh
Sa Lee
W. Powell
Fawuglitzer
Ae Dov
Hamilton County
Elizabeth Bridge
Wong
Armory
Benson Street Bridge
Bigg MiamiCeridges Cis
Covington Bonds
F. A
J. J
Ieee
Fruits and Vegetables
California
Florida
Jane
Assad
Speady
Speer
Breas
Eit
Cincinnati Bonds
Carnsols
M. N
Southern Ry
Viaduct
J. D
F A
Gilbert W
Hunt St
Street and Sewer
Santos
Primeli
Sandia
Japan
Skron Crescent
Cleveland Diamond
N. Y
Bbl
LOS Nee Ae Aoa
Timothy
Irwin, Balimann & C
Walnut S. Montas
London Stocks
Metals
Uist
Railro
Big Four
Dog.m
O.r.&f.w
N.&d
Fom. & C.B
S. Ohio
Miami & Ger
Timothy Lsthpathy
Sal Hutter
Mars
Gore
Iranges
Ah Jal Botatées
Carneil
Aseos
Law Hay
Lhis Samr
Lara
Hings
Atlas National Bank
Walnut Street
Columbia Gas and Electric Co
German National Bank
Covington, KY
Jas
C. Ernst
T. T
Hamilton
Pres’t
Geo. E. Engel
T. H. P. Colville
Cashier
Cain
Cater
S. Kuhn & Sons
E. Fourth St
Elisa
Boston Mining
NEW York Mining
Goldfield
Atlanta
San Francisco Stock Exchange
About Ones CO
Scheftels & 0
Broad Street
Monroe Street
HarrodsBurg, Ky
Weil, Roth & CO
Baldwin
Tm? Baldwin Company
W. 4Th St
Wurlitzer
East Fourth ST
The
Phoenix Grain and Stock Exchange
East Fourth Street
New River Lumber Co
C.n Nati
Giobe-Wernicke Co
Louisville Tobacco
Lee
Cary Tobacco
Naval Stores
Savammah
Civer
Timothy & Aisike Prime S
the Audit Co. of
New York Life Building
A. W. Dunning
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