Foreign Situation Drives Stagnation in Wall Street
The market drifted on scant news as the foreign situation dominated. Large shipments of gold to Paris and potential London moves weighed on sentiment while copper, steel, and wine sectors faced pressures and rail traffic showed mixed results amid broad cash seeking for short term notes and upcoming large interest and dividend payments.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Paris
London
Bank of England
Berlin
Hamburg
Frankfort
Union Pacific
Reading
Amalgamated Copper
Ticker Talk Markets End Mixed Amid Pacific, Gold Export Hints
The market showed narrow strength in the last half hour led by Union Pacific. Wabash June week shows a $36,364 gain while Tris faces weakness from floor analysts due to no clear future move. American stocks in London firmer. copper weak. gold exports rise with $1,000,000 more booked, totaling $3,000,000 for the day.
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Union Pacific
Page & Hill
Brokers Predict Cautious Market Outlook This Week
Hedge funds and brokers quote cautious views on stock trends for the coming period. H M Beazell notes likely repetition of last week while W E Hutton Co and A O Brown Co see cheap copper and underlying strength. They anticipate a fair upward move and stronger investment buying ahead.
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H. M. Beazell
W. E. Hutton & Co
A. O. Brown & Co
Foreign Bourses Tumble and Rise on World Markets
Global markets show mixed demand with strong London gold flows and Paris buying. British discounts quiet while consols gain from South of France calm. Paris and Berlin markets rally on Russia loan outlook and easing tensions.
Financial market quotes from New York and Boston with rates
New York money on call at 3 percent with a 3 percent ruling rate for close. Time loans dull with 60 days at 4 percent and 90 days at about 4.42 percent. Sterling exchange quiet. demand bills at 487.30, sixty day at 484 to 484. Government bonds steady. railroad issues uneven. Boston money steady with call loans 4 to 5 percent and various bond prices including Atchison 4s at 85.5 and Mexico Central 4s at 78. Railroads show mixed readings. several utilities and industrials quoted with percent ranges.
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London
Bank of England
Stock Exchange
France
Paris
New York
ACO
Atchison
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
Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash
Exchange
Berlin
Canadian Pacific
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Boston
Atchison Adj
Mexican Central
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Fitchburg
N. Y
American Tel
Edison Electric Illum
Massachusetts Electric
Massachusetts Gas
United Fruit
United Shoe
U. S. Steel
Newark
Lawrence City
Ind
New York Exchange
Fay & Egan
Glasgow
Belfast
Boston Mining prices and shares listed in market report
Boston market today shows a wide spread of mining and metals stocks with percentages and bid figures for companies such as Amalgamated 81 percent Atlantic 11 percent Calumet and Hecla 775a800 Delaware several others including Isle Royale 18 percent Michigan 12 percent United Copper 62 percent Trinity 21k and Wolverine 152.
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Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Bingham
Calumet and
Hecla
Centennial
Copper Range
Daly West
Franklin
Granby
Isle Royale
Massacusetts Mining
Michigan
Mohawk
Montana Coal and Coke
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrot
Quincy
Shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
United Copper
United States Mining
United States Oil
Utah
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
North Butte
Butte Coalition
Nevada
Calumet
Arizona
Arizona Commercial
New York Mining Prices and Shares List
New York mining prices and shares section lists Adams Con at .10, Alice 8.50, Brunswick Con. offered 0, Con. Cal. & Va .40, Horn Silver 1.40, Iron Silver 2.20, Leadville Con. .08, Ontario 3.50, Ophir 1.70, Potosi .10, Savage .55, Sierra Nevada .31, Standard 2.00.
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Adams
Con
Brunswick
Comstock Tunnel
Con. Cal. & Va
Leadville
Little Chief
Ontario
Potosi
Savage
Bond Market Report From New York Sales
New York bond sales summary by W E Hutton Co notes figures across issues led by Jap 4s and British government securities. Details show total sales activity and key issuers in the market.
Ohio municipal bonds lead early in the week market
In Cincinnati, gross clearings reach 4 674 750 with New York exchanges steady. Ohio issues like Cleveland and Lockland bonds draw attention amid a quiet stock list, while total bond sales total around 31 000. market shows mixed call and curb activity with several local issues quoted at various premiums.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Fay & Egan
Cleveland
Lockland
Newark
Bank Stocks and Savings Returns Listed in Market Tidbits
Unlisted bank stocks and several savings institutions are named with percentage figures and prices. Prominent entries include Bright’n Ger, City Hall, Cosmopolitan, and First NL Cov among others, with notes on trust and savings banks and a traction stock section.
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Bright
Cin. Trust
City Hall
Cosmopolitan
First NL
Colum. Bank & Sav
We Ees Norw
Ae Union S. & T
Securities and traction bonds and shares listing excerpt
A fragment lists various securities including Dayton & M 101 Day and Un 100, Ky Cent 4s 9, Lit Miami 105, Do 5s W8 percent, pref shares from Eagle Am Oak Tepr 108 109, Am Type 43.65 pref 98, Bullock pref 110 113, Fay & Eg.com 100, Niles-B-P 130 150, Shillito Co Do pref 108, U s ith pr 0s, Do pr A B 100, and St Ry 7 ex dividend.
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Cin. & Ham
C.N.& C. Isw
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Nor. O. Big
Col. Crosst
Det
Pete Eo
Tol.,b.g
A. Os
MBIT
Rys. & L
Ham.& Lind
Tol.Ur
Mi. & Germt
Big Four
J/C
Cuyahoga Tel
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V. Erna
Ham
G. & EB. Sienne Fleichma
W. Powell
Wurlitzer Ate
Cae & T
Merch
Ory
Cincinnati
Corsol
J. J
S. O
M N
Sewaegee
M. N
F. A
Ss Cinedesse Es
Dayton & M
Day
Miami
M. Eree
Niner
Am.Oak Fc
Am. Type
Bullock
Fay& Eg.com
Hoov-O-R
Niles-B.-P
Niles Th W
Financial and social notes from Cincinnati society
President Ernst discusses a $1 250 000 lease guarantee with Miller Outcast at the Columbia Company. Cincinnati delegates return from Atlantic City and celebrate George Diéterle as President of the national association. Various executives travel for health and conventions. the Cincinnati Clearing House mourns James Espy.
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New York
Miller
Columbia Company
C. N
Cincinnati
Atlantic City
George Diéterle
National Association
Cincinnati Clearing House
James Espy
Espy
The
Clearing House
Guy H. Kennedy
Ohio Society of Public Accounts
Mr. Kennedy
J. Albert Miller
National Convention of the Profession
St. Paul
Coffee futures drift lower as Sao Paulo loan approved
New York June 4 Coffee futures opened steady to a small decline about 5 points in line with European markets. Brazilian Congress authorized a $15 million loan guarantee for Sao Paulo state. market remained quiet and closed dull down 3 points. Sales totaled 9,750 bags with July at 5.20, August 6.15 to 5.25, September 6.25. No. 7 Rio 64c, No. 4 Santos 7c, mild Cordova 9 to 12 c.
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Sao Paulo
Rio
Santos
Cordova
Treasury balances report shows available cash and gold credits
The June statement from the Treasury lists the general fund balance with 78,017,000 dollars in available cash, 66,319,000 dollars in gold certificates, and excludes the 150,000,000 dollars gold loan.
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Washington
Ae Nee
Treasury
Imperial Bank of Germany weekly statement
Berlin with a June 24 release shows cash in hand rising by 13.6 million marks and treasury notes and other securities increasing by 5.058 million marks while notes in circulation grew by 130.008 million marks.
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Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Treasury
Sugareteady Keeps Afloat In Quiet Molasses Market
In New Orleans today reports suggest steady demand for open kettle centrifugal sugar and yellow syrup with molasses prices described as quiet while new sirup Waddie appears in the market.
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New Orleans
Ohio
Michigan
Akron Crescent
Cleveland Diamond
Cincinnati Markets Review of Grain and Produce Prices
Market summary from Cincinnati markets reports June 2 notes steady wheat and corn with ample and limited offerings, fair demand, and quiet rye. Grain receipts list assorted car lots of No 2 red wheat 93 8, white corn 56c, oats 48 46c, hay prices per ton, and whiskey at 90 proof barrels. assorted grain movements include onions cabbage tomatoes and seed rye prices.
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Minneapolis
Fruits and Vegetables Price List
A catalog of fresh produce with prices: apples six fifty per seven bushel, lemons Messina four fifty to five per box, California four fifty five, Palermo four fifty five. bananas first 1 75 to 2, seconds 1 to 1.50. oranges California two to four. cherries two fifty to two seventy five a crate. peaches two percent per crate. strawberries home grown two fifty to three fifty a bush. beets thirty to forty cents a dozen. potatoes seventy five to eighty cents per bush, new one sixty five to one eighty five per sack.
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Messina
California
Palermo
Cattle Receipts Increase As Cincinnati Market Slumps
Cincinnati market on June 24, 1907 shows cattle receipts rising to 1,812 with prices largely down from last week. Hog prices fell 10 cents, while sheep and lamb values held firmer on light offerings. regional listings include Herr's Island, East Buffalo, and Pittsburg reports with varied cattle, hog, and sheep quotes.
Market prices: cattle hogs and sheep across major markets
Omaha reports cattle receipts 3 500 with slow to 10c lower. native steers 4.75 to 6.75, cows 2.75 to 4.75, calves 3.50 to 7. Hogs 6 000 head, bulk 5.80 to 5.80. St Louis receipts 4 500 with natives steady. hogs 5.60 to 6.10. sheep 4 500 weak. New York cattle 5 183 head. steers 5.70 to 6.70, cows 1.80 to 4.10. hogs 6.50 to 6.60. sheep and lambs firm to higher with lambs 7.25 to 8.00.
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Ship
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Chicago
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Oi
Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Herr’s Island
East Buffalo
N. Y
Pittsburg
Western Fed
Omaha
Texas
ST. Louis
Butter and eggs prices across Chicago and other markets
June market report shows butter firm inChicago with creamery quotes 19a24c and 2c for extra Western creamery. eggs steady at mark in Chicago and Kansas City with 12c to 14c receipts. cheese firm with varied state and Western values. poultry dressed steady with Western broilers 20a23c and turkeys 10a14c. Elgin district reports 23c butter and weekly output of 1,000,700 pounds.
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Young Americas
Turkeys LLC
Philadelphia
Ileallec
Kansas City
New York
New State
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Tennessee
Board of Trade Today
Metals markets report from St Louis and London
June metal prices show lead steady in London yet softer locally at $70.50 to $80. Locally spelter and tin demand weak, copper and iron prices at locally dull lows. London spot copper slides to £94 with futures near £89.10, while North American iron and steel grades hold above local selling prices.
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New York
London
Cleveland
Northern
S Thern
Dry goods market steady with firmer tone in New York
The New York dry goods market was quiet yet firm across sectors. Dress goods showed stronger activity for fall with cotton fabrics opening for spring in plaids and checks while cotton goods remained firm and raw silk softened.
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New York
Wool Market Report From St. Louis Trade Session
Wool prices softened for mid and fine combing and clothing grades with light and heavy fleece noted as sifted and washed in a brief market bulletin from St. Louis dated June 2.
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ST. ‘Louis
Corporate Bond Demand Lifts Prices in Recession
In periods of general business reaction large corporations shift from heavy borrowing to bonds for investment, driving demand and causing price advances as capital seeks safe returns.
Cotton Market Surges Then Steady on South Weather
New York reports a more active cotton market with early gains on new crop positions, closing near day’s highs as selling by bears and weak cables tempered gains. Futures and spot prices in New York and New Orleans show steady to firm tones with bids in the 11.4 to 12.3 cent range and ample daily volume.
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New York
Uplands
Gulf
Liverpool
July Disbursements Hit Record $182 Million
New York report shows July dividend and interest disbursements from various corporations totaling $182,881,849. The figure surpasses last year by $18,573,678 and marks a historic July high.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
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