Rally in Stocks Driven by Short Covering in New York
A brisk rally in New York stocks extended as shorts covered with Union Pacific preferred rising to 110, aided by London demand. Analysts cited uncertainty over retirement plans and potential large short positions, while copper and pig iron gains supported sentiment. Market volatility ended with a final rally and total par value sales of 4.567 million dollars.
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New York
Union Pacific Preferred
London
Union Pacific
United States
London Market Rumors Drive Mixed Trade On June 244
Money demand rose while discounts stayed quiet as new business was sparse. Gains in American stocks and Kaffir shares lifted some sectors, with copper shares led by Rio Tinto showing strength before closing near best. Union Pacific, Southern Pacific and U S Steel drew solid demand as the day progressed, with noon firmer prices and afternoon gains keeping pace with New York.
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London
Stock Exchange
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
United States Steel
New York
Money Markets and Bonds in New York and Boston on June 24
New York money on call easy at 1 percent with other rates near 1 to 2 percent. sixty days 1 to 1.5 percent, ninety days 2.5 percent, six months 8.3 percent. Sterling steadies for bankers’ bills around 486.50 to 486.55 for sixty days and 488.10 on demand. Government bonds steady. railroads firm. Boston reports funds for call loans 1.25 to 3 percent. varied bonds including Atchison issues and multiple railroads. a broad range of utilities and industrials show mixed but firm prices with United States Steel at 66 and 123 for preferred.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Boston
Mass
Cal
Atchison Adjustable
Atchison
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Boston Elevated
Fitchburg
Union Pacific
American
Chemical
American Sugar
American Tel
American Woolen
Edison Electric Illuminating
General Electric
Massachusetts Electric
Massachusetts Gas
United Fruit
United Shoe Machinery
United States Steel
Cincinnati
W. Caen
Bologna
Mining stock figures from Boston market report
Boston market summary lists numerous mining stocks and prices including Adventure 7 percent, Amalgamated 81, Arizona Commercial 3914, Calumet and Arizona 104, Calumet and Hecla 652, Daly-West 8, Isle Royale 26, Quincy 88, Shannon 154, Tamarack 69, United Copper 10, United States Mining 45, Wolverine 149, North Butte 58 and other names.
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Boston
Mass
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
Arizona Commercial
Atlantic
Butte Coalition
Calumet
Arizona
Hecla
Centennial
Copper Range
Daly- West
Franklin
Greene Cananea
Isle Royale
Massachusetts Mining
Michigan
Mohawk
Montana Coal and Coke
Nevada
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrot
Quincy
Shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
United Copper
United States Mining
United States Oil
Utah
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
North Butte
INQN AND STEEL TRADE PROSPERS
Pittsburg reports show a marked rise in pig iron and steel activity. A local firm announced a sale of 6,000 tons of basic iron for immediate delivery with prices higher than thirty days prior. Pig iron prices increased by 15 to 2 cents per ton. blast furnaces and steel furnaces run at higher capacities than a year ago.
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Pittsburg
Bank of England weekly statement shows mixed changes
The Bank of England reports a rise in total reserve by £669 000 and bullion by £981 281, with public deposits up £438 000 and notes reserve up £719 000. Circulation grows £312 060 while other securities fall £95 000, government securities unchanged, reserve ratio 51.30 percent.
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London
Bank of England
Paris
Bank of France
Treasury
Movement on Louisville leaf tobacco market today
Move ment on local leaf tobacco market was light with 91 birds offered and few warehouses recording sales. Burley tobacco sold in good condition with prices for 16 birds from 8.50 to 21 dollars while dark tobacco ranged 4 to 9.80 dollars.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Bond listings from New York market with varied securities
A dense ledger of bonds and prices led by EHS Hutton and Co and First National Bank, listing Long Island, Bethlehem Steel, Atchison, Southern Pacific, National Railways of Mexico, and other issues with quantities, prices, and yields. Several entries show 102% to 115% ranges, with totals signaling a broad spectrum of corporate and railroad securities traded in New York.
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First National Bank
EHS
M. S
So. Pac
Reds
Ga. Ast Inc
Pa. cv
2D Inc
Nat. Ry
Atch
N.ity
U.prte
N. Y
Penn
Arch
Atch. Naj
U. 8. Steel
Cen. Ga
Salem
Essecers
Sereceneces Sorsnecscscessenas Essestunstscascceneae
Business Men Club and Commerce Visitors Note Turnout
Visitors at the Business Men's club included A. O. Pesson and C. F. Meyers from New Orleans and New York, while Cincinnati Chamber guests covered Berlin and Weisberg. The Chamber and Stock Exchange closed for Turner day. Alexander McDonald left Cincinnati for six months in Prince Edward Island with his granddaughters the Misses Stake. The municipal research bureau will set up in the Neave building with Rufus B. Miles in charge aiming to be ready in about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men’s Club
A. O. Pesson
New Orleans
C. F. Meyers
New York
Charles N. Brown
Evansville
Ind
Chamber of Commerce
The
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Alexander McDonald
Cincinnati
Prince Edward Island
Misses Stake
Bureau of Municipal Research
Neave
Rufus B. Miles
The Pig Iron Market Surges With Steady Demand
The iron market remains firm as Matthew Addy & Co notes steady buying and several large contracts. Prices rise across districts with Kasic and Bessemer in Pittsburg seeing advances while Ohio furnacemen show optimism at $14.50 for No 2 foundry in Ironton. Birmingham producers hold at $12 as railroads boost equipment orders. The market eyes a banner month for steel shipments and a return to old-time activity.
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Kasic
Bessemer
Pittsburg
Ohio
Ironton
Birmingham
Cotton markets mixed steady across Liverpool New Orleans and New York
Liverpool spots hold unchanged with 5 000 bales traded and 600 for export amid steady futures. New Orleans notes quiet spot at 11.00 with easing on long contracts as hot dry Southwest weather weighs. New York closes barely steady after a reaction to recent gains and bearish cables, with June to May futures around 11.20 cents and spot middling upland at 11.60 cents.
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Liverpool
New Orleans
Beneficial P
Aris Siam
Ieee
Rain
New York
Chicago
Manchester
Wweek
Houston
Gulf
Metal Markets Report Dull New York London Prices June 24
Spot tin eases in London to £152 1s with futures £134 19s. Local tin trading dull at $28 90a29.25. Copper rises in London with spot £59 10s and futures £60 6d. locally firm at $13.25a13.62% electrolytic $13a12.12% and casting $12.75a13. Lead steady at $4.35a4.45. spelter steady $5.45. Iron market inching higher with Cleveland Warrants 48s 415d. Northern No 1 foundry $16.59a17. No 2 $168.50. No 1 Southern around $16.25-$16.50. In St Louis, lead $1.37 1/2 and spelter $5.37 1/2.
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George Eustis & Co
Mercantile Library
Atchison
Dores
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Lili
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Central of
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Great Northern
Interborough
St M
Missouri Pacific Sa
Sieges Arts Ou
New York Central
OF & Wi
Norfolk & Western
Pennsylvania
Rock Island Co
TOM St. Ly
St Louis
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Toledo St L. & West
Corpret
Union Pacific
Maryland
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wisconsin
Amer. Car & Foundry i
Hides & Leath
American Ice Securities
Tel & Tel
Bethlehem Teel
Central Leather
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas Hee
Distillers’ Securitie
Sly
General Electric
Toe Inter Harvester
International Marine
International Paper
National Biscuit
Republic Steel
Utah
Virginia-Carolina Chem
Ty Westinghouse
Western Union
Sted
New York
London
Cleveland
Northern
Southern
ST. Louis
Treasury balance report shows available cash in general fund
Washington reports the general fund balance excluding the gold reserve. Gold coin and bullion amount to 16,995,304 dollars and gold certificates total 22,819,750 dollars. Available cash balance stands at 120,677,606 dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Foreign Bourses Report Mixed Open Firmness in Paris
Paris stocks opened firm on New York cues but closed heavy. Three per cent rentes at 97f 25c, London exchange 25f 20c. Berlin trade steadied with higher American shares and London rates around 431% gpigs. Bombay Bank of Bombay discount cut from 5 to 4 percent.
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Paris
New York
Exchange
London
Berlin
Bombay
Bank of Bombay
New York Mining Prices Reported For Various Stocks
New York mining report dated June 24 lists prices for multiple stocks and bonds. Alice 18 Brunswick Con .06 offered Comstock owned stock 2 Comstock Tunnel bonds 18 Con. Cal. and Va. .15 Horn Silver .85 Iron Silver 1.45 Leadville Con. .06 offered The Chief .08 offered Mexican .95 Ontario 3.50 Ophir 1.50 Standard 1.75 Yellow Jacket .44.
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New York
Brunswick
Comstock
Con. Cal
Leadville
Ontario
Seed price listings for Clover Timothy and Alsike in Toledo
Sealed price figures for Clover seed with cash and futures for October December and March, plus No 2 grade and rejected terms. Timothy Prime and Alsike Prime listed with August price. city is Toledo in June.
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Toledo
Timothy
Alsike
Wool Prices Edge Down in St Louis Markets
Wool prices eased in St Louis with medium grades trading around 28 cents and clothing wools at 22 to 28 cents. Light fine and fine merino varieties moved between 18 and 21 cents, while washed tub stock showed soft demand and lower bids.
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ST. Louis
Banks Hold Open But Markets Light in Local Trade
Cincinnati June 24 report notes light demand across securities with very light offerings. Local stock exchange shows few transactions, Kroger second preferred steady. Columbia Gas and Electric firm on limited sales. Bank clearings total 4 346 750. New York exchange premiums and loans around 4 percent.
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New York Exchange
Cincinnati
Local Stock Exchange
Columbia Gas and Electric
Kroger Second
Newport & Coington Light
Krger
Comptroller Issues Call for Bank Reports
Washington June 24 The comptroller of the currency issued a call on all national banks for a report of their condition at the close of business on June 23.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
THE
First National Bank
First National Ae
Ohio
Cattle Market Dull as Receipts Surpass Demand
Cincinnati stock market report shows cattle dull with high receipts and limited Thursday demand. Hogs and sheep also weaker. prices for cows and steers mixed while lambs and stockers hold steady. Kansas City and St Louis notes reflect softer tonality with varied gains. Texas and New York figures cited.
Internal Revenue Receipts Rise In May 1909
Washington June 23 The government receipts from internal revenue show a gratifying increase. May 1909 collections totaled 19,514,225 compared with 18,495,594 for May last year. Spirits rose 913,963 and tobacco 130,665 while beer and other fermented drinks fell 66,112. for eleven months fiscal year, fermentations down 6,175,149 versus 1908.
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Washington
Market Report: Butter Eggs Poultry Prices Across Cities
June reports from New York Chicago and St. Louis show butter steady to firm, eggs steady with 12 482 cases, and poultry prices for chickens turkeys and ducks varying by city. Butter creamery and cheeses listed with modest gains while poultry trade notes dressed fowls and spring chickens with mixed price shifts.
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Cperinsts
New York
Vania
Chicago
ST. Louis
Turpentine and Rosin Market Summary Across Several Cities
Turpentine quiet in Charleston at 42 1 2 cents per gallon while rosin ranges quoted 2 75 to 3 20 by sellers. Savannah shows firm rosin with mixed turpentine sales 2 75 to 3 60 and window glass at 5 60, water white at 5 45. New Orleans reports resin receipts 112 barrels with no exports. Toledo notes oil prices North Lima 34 cents. Oil City shows steady shipments and balances. Wilmington lists spirits turpentine 42 cents and rosin at 40 cents with tar at 1 60 and crude turpentine firm at 1 75 to 3 50.
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Charleston
S C
Savannah
New Orleans
Toledo
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Oil City
Wilmington
N. C
Dry goods markets show steady demand and rising raw silk
New York June 24 reports steady business in dry goods with prices edging up. Hosiery and underwear orders rise for 1919, raw silk quotes up about 15 cents per pound versus old figures, dress goods active in jobbing houses, spot trade remains conservative.
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New York
Dreas
Coffee futures steady as market opens with small gains
New York market opens steady with near months inching higher on light support and lack of offers. Havre declines slightly as sales reach 4 30 bags with June at 6.1c and March at 5.75c. Spot quiet with Rio No 7 at 7 1 2 c and Santos No 4 at 9 4 c.
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New York
Havre
Walsf
Rio
Santos
New Orleans Cotton Seed Oil Rates Reported
Grain market notes from New Orleans show prime refined cotton seed oil priced at 5.800 barrels per 1b, reflecting market conditions and pricing levels for bulk refined oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Rae
Correct-Attest: State of Ohio Bank Directors Affidavit
I, I. W. S. Rowe president, solemnly affirm the statements as true to the best of my knowledge. Subscribed and affirmed before me this month day of June, 199? by George S. Hawke, Notary Public, with directors Rawson Harris Holden.
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Ohio
Hamilton
Ss. I. W
Market notes from Cincinnati grain and livestock market
Cincinnati market report shows quiet trading in wheat corn oats and rye with prices steady to dull. Distillers finished goods sold at 1.37 per gallon while various grain and hay prices mix and range. reported sales list corn mixed, hay timothy and clover prices, and cattle and hog values amid a broad commodities snapshot.
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Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Northern
Timothy
Timthy
Market Price List for Produce Hampers and Crates
A historic price list shows varied quotes for fruits and vegetables including apples at 1.75 per hamper and bananas with multiple price points per bunch. Other items list per crate or per dozen with numerous garbled spellings and inconsistent figures.
Unclear OCR listing of groceries and prices
Fragmentary item list shows various foods and goods with prices and quantities, including chicken parts, pies, wings, kidneys, pants, quilts, and fabric terms. Difficult to parse due to garbled text and misspellings. yields a snapshot of a busy market or store ledger.
Rice Market Shows Steady Demand and Moderate Receipts
Seasonable demand characterizes a week of rice trade with fair stock flow into consumption. Receipts are moderate, mainly Japan sorts, with Honduras offerings scarce. Prices steady, buyers attracted by low values, and foreign styles in steady demand to meet medium grade needs.
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Japan
Honduras
South
Atlantic
New Orleans
Louisiana
Texas
United States
Dan Talmage’s Sons Co
Talmage
Charleston
Carolina
Salem Gh
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Ontario & West
Cceuys
Tle Ch. Gr. Western
Crews & Stee
Joos Orci Mad Sures
DPR
DeCcraees
DeCcraees Wy Eee
Erie U. S. Steel
Dea Istiprems
Wapasa
Grand Trunk
Illinois Central
Boston Mining
Louisville Tobacco
George S. Atwood
John Scholl
Weisberg, Ind
J. A.conn
Batt Green, Ky
T. N. Wilson
Dayton
Chamber of Commerce Mutual Life Insurance
Matthew Addy
Irwin, Ballmann & Cy
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Ssedee Sk
Athe
Treasury Statement
NEW York Mining
WOOL
Logal Securities
New York Sennen
Special Dispatch
St, Louis
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Columbia Gas
Kroger
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AMAA
Londo
Glasgow
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W. C. Gabennesch
Aek
Ask Cine Intee
Eire
Col. & Xenia
POO Drees Tie Ltd
Little Miami
Cin. & Ham
St. Ry
Ohio Traction
CLLN
Cl&t
Pee Oleree O
Lear
Rye
Als
Scioto Valley
Ryn Morse
Um. R. Mill
Jergens
Bar, & Smith
Lacey
olatiGl
By & Newpt
Brownell
Casey H. Pr
Him. G
Fleisch
Atlas Nat
Cent. Trust
Bs Citizens
Columbia
Ee Cel Ugov Cmecu
Globe Soap
Stan
Orse
S. Tok
Doe
Covington
F. A
J. J
Bar. & Smith
Ham. Gas Ls
I. & Egan
Pa. Bridge
Col. Gas Lst
Cin. Edison
Elec
C.n.&c
Col. Ry
No.o. Oatt. Ham. & Lind
T.B.G
S. Ohio Ae Con
Miami & Ger
H. Licks
Dayton & M
Day
Securities
N. CC
Law Pr
Cie & Ale
Eagle
Merch
Eylacke
Queen City
Cincinnati Bonds
S. F
M. N
J. D
Hunt St
Hamilton County
Elizabeth Bridge
Sec. Sacings
Traction ST Esc. &8
Bag. Pr
Oak L.pr- Amer
Bullock Pref
Hoovid.r. Pr
Niles B.P
Do Pr.a.&b
U. 8. Lith
Shillito Co
Niles T.w.pr
Kanss City
Reeves
Sdes Caiyes
Wwe
U. S
City of Cincinnati
Etree Eee
U.S
S. Auhn &Sons
East Fourth Street
Laaa
Shawn
Timoth
Pereira
Suny
Fruits and Vegetables
Florida
Orto Peaiplara
Wass
Kron Crescent
Cleveland Diamond
Eteere Ny
Creamery
Aibias Isle
New York Answers
Sas
Coal
Ats Oy Kis
Weil, Roth & CO
Rth Si
Gése
Southern Ohio Savings Bank
Main ST
Wurlitzer
East Fourth ST
the Baldwin Company
W. 4Th St
Juiy
Cincinnati Trust Company
Cou Cincinnati Gas Transportation Company
M. BE Moch
Sicre
C.ean & E
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