Traders Hesitate In Heavy Stock Deals In New York Market
The June 25 New York stock market showed hesitation with back and forth price moves and no clear conviction about direction. London selling pressured prices while Reading caused erratic fluctuations as speculative activity continued. Bond prices were steady with total sales at 5.58 million dollars.
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New York
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Company
Harriman
Jsondon
London
Reading
London and New York Markets Signal Mixed Metals Trends
The London tin market held steady with minor softness while copper weakened in London trading. Copper futures cooled and London spot fell. U.S. market showed dull yet varied prices for lake and electrolytic copper. Lead and speller moved little in both markets amid overall flat metals activity.
Coffee futures open steady as traders eye rising receipts
New York June 24. The coffee futures market opened dull at unchanged levels with quiet call trading. Later activity picked up slightly as sellers anticipated higher receipts though the close remained steady with a few declines for June. Volume reached 24,750 bags with July at 6.20c and other months quoted from 5.65c to 5.80c. Spot prices were quiet with No 7 Rio at 7 1 2c and No 4 Santos around 9 1 4c. Cordova ranged 9 1 2c to 12 1/2c.
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Rio
Santos
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Ohio Secretary Grants Several Incorporations Across State
The secretary of state authorized multiple incorporations including The M. J. Roberts Jr. Company in Cleveland with 15000 dollars, Cleveland Builders Supply in Cleveland with 10000 dollars, Kenmore Realty in Akron with 25000 dollars, American Equipment in Bucyrus with 100000 dollars, Land and Improvement in Kent with 10000 dollars, National Breeders in Tiffin with 50000 dollars, and notices the Bucyrus Telephone Company increasing capital stock from 100000 to 150000 dollars.
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Columbus
Secretary of State
M. J. Roberts, Jr
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CC. C. Owens
T. M. Kirby
Kenmore Realty Company
Akron
E. E. Otis
American Equipment Company
Bucyrus
C. N. Gale
the Land and Improvement Company
Kent
J. C. Deldrick
National Breeders Company
Tiffin
A. E. Fox
Bucyrus Telephone Company
Weekly Bank Statement of the Imperial Bank of Germany
Berlin reports the Imperial Bank weekly changes: cash in hand up 28.7 million marks while loans rise 919.9 thousand marks and discounts increase 1.834 million. Treasury bills fall 11.297 million, notes in circulation rise 30.645 million, deposits drop 5.687 million, and gold in hand grows 23.312 million.
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Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
New York Bond Sales Ledger Indicates Wide Range of Issues
A condensed report from W. E. Hutton & Co. and First National Bank lists varied bond offerings trading at different prices and yields. Notable entries include Armour 4s and Pacific Coast issues with prices near par, along with Southern Pacific and Western rail bonds showing mixed performance. Total sales appear across numerous securities with diverse maturities and coupon rates.
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Mercantile Library
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Fatenis Rigues Iret
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Pullman Palace
Railway
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Sheffield
Tennessee Copper
United States
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Carolina Gear van A. Say
Rraestinghouse Electric
Western Union
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Notable Visits And Meetings Highlight Local Notes
J Frank Hanly returns to Lafayette after a stay in Cincinnati. Visitors include H H Dean Bluffton Ind C J Campbell Atlanta O A Lannigan and Rea Chenoweth London O. Chester Korn of Farrin Korn Lumber attends Hardwood Manufacturers meeting in Nashville. John Bleekman says Southwestern Ohio traction financing complete. seeks franchise. Dr W T Vail Cincinnati and Dr W D Green Dayton travel to India for cataract operation study. Business Men's Club guests include Ralph Springfield O A H Rice Richmond Ind Johnny Sullivan New York Bea Chenoweth P A Lannigan London O J D Marney Springfield Ill. Ohio Christian Endeavor 1910 convention will be in Cincinnati. 4000 youths expected. Chamber of Commerce Mutual Life Insurance case discussed. Ohio removed charter in 1903. lawsuits rise after policyholder deaths. case to go to highest courts.
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Ill
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Cotton futures rally on bullish crops and steady demand
New Orleans market sees spot prices up with middling around 11.70 cents and futures firm. Traders report bullish Alabama Georgia crop news, heavy buying late day, and 5,067 bales received at ports with 2,232 bales at New Orleans. Londres and Liverpool weekly stats cited on demand and stocks.
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Lane
Alabama
Georgia
Hester
Liverpool
Money Market Reports From New York and Boston
New York and Boston financial briefs show money on call near 1 percent, time loans varying up to 14 percent, and mercantile paper around 34 to 44 percent. Bonds show weakness in government issues while railroads and utilities display mixed to firm prices across listed names.
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Union Pacific
American Arge. Chemical
American Tel
American Woolen
London Stocks Mixed as Paris Selling Triggers Weak Close
London stocks opened cheerfully but finished weak after Paris sellers swamped the market. American issues held firm early, then slipped below parity. closing prices show broad weakness with several rails and industrials listed. Ex-dividends noted and money rates steady around 1 percent.
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Etree Ie
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Canadian Pacific
Rand Mines
CP Ones
TBM
de Beers
Southern Pacific
Ering
U. S. Steel
Grand Trunk
Illinois Central
Sts
Cotton seed oil prices in New Orleans market
New Orleans June 25 price report shows prime refined cotton seed oil in barrels at 5.80 cents per pound.
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New Orleans
DULLNESS IN STOCKS AND STEADY MARKET NOTES
The usual summer dullness grips the local stock market in Cincinnati and nearby cities. Trading was light with modest activity in Cincinnati Street Railway and large blocks of Columbia Gas and Electric, while Cincinnati Gas and Electric showed steady demand and limited supply. Bond and money markets remain easy with 4 percent for cash loans and similar rates for time loans. New York exchange shows premium bids and asks across reported cities.
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Newport & Covington Light and Traction
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New York Exchange
Aosta Dee 350 184 Traction Bonds Trading Notes
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Markets in Cincinnati June 25 1909 price notes
Cincinnati reports show mixed grain prices with wheat steady to firm and corn and oats easing. Whisky demand steady with fair trade, flour quiet but stable, and spring and winter patents noted among price tables and daily market summaries.
Wings and Pointers Blues and Merino Fashions
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Market listings for oil turpentine and rosin across ports
The page reports price steadiness and shipments for oil turpentine and rosin with quoted averages and per barrel prices. It notes regional listings in Pittsburg and Savannah, detailing shipments, receipts, and price steadiness for various grades and products.
Batts City Market Notes On Wool Goods And Tank Sales
Local market reports indicate limited offerings of domestic wool and related items. Manufacturers shift to heavy tanks and trimming stock as dealers look to clear material from Foshen to Sune amid mid year pullbacks.
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Foreign bourses show declines amid political uncertainty
Berlin and Paris markets slipped on June 25 and June 5 with American securities weak. Exchange rates in London eased, private discount rates cited at 3 percent. traders noted internal political unrest affecting prices.
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Treasury Balance Report Shows Available Cash in June
Treasury statement from Washington on June 2 reports the general fund balance exclusive of gold reserves. It lists gold certificates at 23,464,760 and available cash balance at 120,200,000.
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Twday
Pn Oeeld
Shine Gold
Dry Goods Trade Sees Firm Cotton Market
The cotton goods market remains firm with advances in bleached cottons and several drills and shirtings. Cotton yarns are bought in small lots while the local wool market stays quiet due to stock scarcity. Class III wools are being bought for men's wear. Jobbers plan semi annual clearance sales starting Monday morning.
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Market Report of Antiquated Commodities
New York June 25 Alice 1.85 Brunswick Consolidated offered at .06 Comstock Tunnel stock .26 Comstock Tunnel ends 1.75 Con California and Virginia .78 Horm Silver .5 Iron Silver 1.45 Leadville Con. offered at .06 Little Chief offered at 1.07 Mexican .98 Ontario 3.50 Ophir 1.45 Standard 1.75 Yellow Jacket .45
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Old Bank Closes in Sheboygan Falls After Board Action
The 30 year old Dairyman's National Bank of Sheboygan Falls was closed by its board of directors. A national bank examiner has been summoned. no reason given. The bank reports capital of 25 000 dollars, surplus 15 000 dollars, and deposits of 126 000 dollars.
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Dairyman's National Bank of
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