Stocks Rise as Call Money Jumps Amid Broad Market Confidence
The New York list advanced with tobacco utilities and motor pools active. Major gains included Atlantic and Gulf United Cigar Stores and General Motors while bonds softened as call money rose to 5 percent.
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New York
Atlantic and Gulf
West Indies
United Cigar Stores
Tobacco Products
Simmons Company
General Motors
Yellow Cab Manufacturing
Hudson and Manhattan
American
Baldwin
United States Steel Common
Fleischmann
Lehigh Alley
Northwestern Rails
Barnet Leather Common
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Newport Mining Company
Texas Gulf Sulphur Company
Pierce-Arrow Common
Olis
Burns Bros
Astern Tractions
Closing list of today's stocks on the New York Stock Exchange
The Associated Press reports the complete closing stock list for today with total sales 1,087,500 shares. Averages for the Industrials and Railroads are noted, along with numerous listed stocks and price movements across the exchange.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange
New York Bond Totals and Averages Report
On June 25 in New York the bond market reported total sales of 10,920,000, down from 11,669,000 the previous day and 22,221,000 a year ago. First grade rails and utilities posted mixed averages, with overall combined averages at 93.11 versus 93.25 yesterday and 93.18 a month ago. data includes highs and lows for US and foreign issues and domestic issuances across multiple sectors.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Wheat and grain prices fall on aggressive selling in Chicago
Chicago grain markets closed unsettled after aggressive speculative selling. Wheat slipped 2 to 4 cents with September futures around 1.49, while corn and oats posted varied moves. Rye barley and timothy futures showed mixed quotes and a cash grains table listed prices and receipts.
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Chicago
Dividend notices from major firms and rail line
Procter and Gamble 8 percent preferred stock goes ex-dividend two dollars for July 1 payment. Northern Pacific Railway common trades ex-dividend fifty six dollars and fifty cents for July 1 semi annual. United States Can declares quarterly dividends 1.5 percent on preferred and 75 cents on common payable July 15 to holders of record June 8.
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Procter & Gamble
N. O. T. P. Railway
Stock Exchange
United States Can Company
Columbia Gas and Electric Board Declares Dividends and Consolidations
The Columbia Gas and Electric Company board in New York declared regular dividends 65 cents on common and 1.75 on preferred stock payable August 15 to July 31 holders. They reported a May surplus of 634101 vs 434024 last year and noted consolidations with Union Gas and Electric Light, Ohio Gas and Electric, Dayton Power and Light, and Dayton Gas Company. Cincinnati Gas Transportation called for redemption of first mortgage bonds due 1988. Absorption of Hot Bottle Company by American Armos Company was noted with sufficient preferred stock. A 1 1/2 percent quarterly dividend on new stock was declared.
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Cincinnati
Procter & Gamble
Dow Drug Common
Kroger Grocery and Baking Common
United States Printing and Lithograph Preferred
American Rolling Mill Common
Charngold
City Ice
Cooper
Dalton
Ormica
Baldwin
Cincinnati Union Stockyards
Pure Oil
United States Shoe Common
Cincinnati Suburban Telephone
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Baltimore
London
Paris
Prairie Pipe
Chesebrough
Nizer
Serve-El
National Tea
Gillette Safety Razor
Chrysler Motors
National Power and Light
Kay Copper
Engineers Goldstock
Greece
Columbia Gas and Electric Company
New York
Union Gas and Electric Light Company
Ohio Gas and Electric Company
Columbia Company
Dayton (O.) Power and Light Company
Dayton Gas Company
Cincinnati Gas Transportation
Te Hot Bottle Company
American Armos Company
Icy-Hot Bottle Company
Consolidated Companies
Cincinnati New Orleans Texas Pacific Railway 1924 report
Report shows earnings for 1924 by the Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railway, released yesterday, with figures compared to $2,632,662 in the prior year. The document outlines financial performance for the year.
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Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway
Central Railroad of New Jersey declares extra 2 percent dividend
The Central Railroad of New Jersey announced an additional 2 percent dividend on top of the regular quarterly 2 percent. The extra payment is due August 15 for stock on record August 6, following a previous 2 percent extra paid last January.
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The
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Marland Oil debt retirement boosts working capital
Since last November Marland Oil issued 20 million dollars of two year 5 percent notes and has bought and canceled four million. Wall Street expects the balance to be called next November leaving about 18 million working capital with 1,885,000 shares. Current earnings on the stock exceed one dollar a share monthly after reserves. The Atlantic Gulf and West Indies Steamship Lines report a surplus of 639,347 after taxes and depreciation for four months ended April 30, equal to 2.73 a share on common. This compares with 301,485 for the same period last year or 0.55 a share on common.
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Pemeaest
Marland Oil Company
Wall Street
Atlantic, Gulf and West Indies Steamship Lines
Conares
Ohio Incorporations Reported in Columbus June Filing
A Columbus June 25 listing shows multiple Ohio incorporations including Diamond Co by M Collins and Geuss, Weidenthal Realty by Edward Paul Gordon, Henry Henricene Co in Cincinnati, Forbes Diastase by E A Chesney, and others across Cleveland Warren Wellston and Columbus with capital amounts from 500 to 50 000 dollars and diverse incorporators noted.
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Ohio
Columbus
Diamond Conco Company
Cours
M. Collins
Uis Geuss
Marie Klees
Ae Chiapetta Ee
Verna
Eae Imperialis
Ea Harp
T. J. Chamberlain
F. A. “McCullough
R. EF. Hutchinson
Weidenthal Realty
Cleveland
Edward Paul J Gordon
Aymond A. Heimlich
Robert Jae
Rachel Weidenthal
Henricene Company
Cincinnati
Sol L. Friedman
J. William Angeheuser
Reuben Caplan
Abe Levy
Harry C. Burns
Forbes Diastase Sasotes
E. A. Chesney
Don N. E. Maxon
A. H. Siewers
Si M. Winkel
John _ Carraci ‘Company
Wellston
H. B. Carraci
J. H. Browne
Etta W. B
C. Clutts
Sg Aaene Company
Warren
A R
Anne S. Grimmesey
A. Yard
Frank Herrick
A. W. Knapp
Durbin and Koryta Company, Inc
Cleveland, al
William Durbin
Edward M
Antoinette Koryta
Ference Urbin
Dedreux Ae
Charles M. Buss
EM McCune
C. A. Niman
M. M. Witham
A. M. Ers
Ohio Valley Oil and Gas Company
J. E. Shankland
C. F. Shankland
John Ryan
Fred Raymond
Freda Welling
Pig Iron Market Holds Firm Demand and Steady Prices
Market researchers Rogers Brown & Co report a steady but moderated inquiry for pig iron. Prices stay firm with limited tone changes as furnace order books improve and stockpiles shrink. Ferro alloys and fluor spar show some demand. coke market remains largely unchanged as buyers have covered needs.
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Rogers, Brown & CO
Cotton market closes steady after volatile day
New York June 25 sharp declines gave way to a rally before October prices eased from 23.17 to 28.43 cents and settled at 23.23 cents. The general market ended barely steady with net declines of 5 to 15 points. Exports today 4,523 bales bringing the season total to 8,003,030 bales. Port receipts show 1,727 bales with United States port stocks at 382,835 bales.
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New York
United States
Crude Oil Runs at Oil City This Week
Oil City Pennsylvania reports crude oil activity with a credit balance of 3.80. Runs total 64 950 barrels with an average 652 557 barrels per shipment 67 293 barrels and a 70 10 average daily output.
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Oil City
AT&T 43rd Dividend Payment Date Set
The regular quarterly dividend of 2.25 per share will be paid on Wednesday July 15 1926 to stockholders of record at the close of business on Saturday June 20 1925. H Blair Smith Treasurer.
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co
H. Blair-Smith
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L. A. Parrish
NEW York Exchange
Abitibi Power & Paper
Ahumada Lead
Alaska Juneau
al. Chem. & Dye
All
Hide & Leather
Am. International Corp
Vacitinetensemsisoniverssi
Ship
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Steel Founders
Sugar Refining
Sumatra- Tobacco
Scetinissci
American Tobacco
Cncccsicacicen Berner Worbor
Sicissnninnsenen
Atchison
Top
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Cal. Petroleum
Callahan Zinc
Lead Calumet & Arizona
Canadian Pacific
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Esicvissinnicisiseisaciucssacceanl
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Rio
Cluett-Peabody
Coca-Cola
Colorado
Columbia Gas & Electric
Columbia Carbon
Pesca
Consol. Distributors
COE
Fee
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Crucible
Cuban-Am
Suger
Cute
Pathe
Boone Wool Mills
Alan Auibaebbiaechas
Lack. & Western
Detroit
DuPont de Nemours
Fairbanks-Morse
Famous Players-Lasky
BREE
Meests
Hewtiopetcatitint
Dionetes PO Oe PD
Kvencea Poubs Boniébiconinn
General Electric
Nserienstcenieines
Goodyear T. & R
Great Northern
Great West
Ceesit
Gulf States Steel
Central of
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Chelle
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Davison Chemical
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Dome Mines
Eastman “Kodak
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Inland Steel
Rcere Internat. Agri. Corp
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Jordan Motors
Kelly-Springfield
Lee Rubber & the Left Candy
Louisville & A
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Wisin
Maxwell
Metro-Goldwyn
Minn
Montana Power
Moon Motors
Nat. Dept. Stores
Otis Steel
People’s Gas
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New York Central
New York, Ont
Northern Pacific
Pere Marquette Prior Pref
Phila
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Coal & Iron Phoenix Healery
Do Prior
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Reynolds Spring
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Cadeies St. Joseph Lead
Octaitaceus Scab Aids Aes Shattuck
Arizona
Shell Union Oil
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Southern Pacific
Standard Milling
BW. J
Sterling Products
Ene Tc Aceite Seseiaplatin Texas Co
Tidewater Oil
Underwood Irpreies
Union Tank Car
United Fruit
Hoffman
Harvester Co
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Nickel
Neicetiiois Tasbeusiodes i
Cibiecadpuheabibiesse
Kansas City P. & L. Pref
Kansas City Southern Kennecott Copper
Esielease Taal Keystone Tire Ie
Absisda Lees del Liggett & Myers
National Biscuit
Nat. Distillers
Nat. Enam
Pittsburgh
Pitts
West Va
PRR SD
Royal Dutch
N. Y
St. Gn
San Fran
Seagrave Corp
Sanas Case Reseneeer
Aeeaea, Shattuck, F. G., Co
Simmons Co
Skelly Oil
Stewart
Warner Speed
Ae Symington Co
Telautograph Cer
Texas Gulf
Tobacco
Union Bag & Paper
Union Oil of Egg
Seti Foci Tod
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Heragyh
Philadelphia Co
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Pressed
Dorts
Re OE
BOO
Ik Icsetennes, Reis & Co
Robert Deorts
St. Tau Southwestern
Schulte Retail Stores
Seaboard Air Line
Studebaker
Posee Fk
Mit
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Enone
Eereewerwels
Eeeenens Seeree Eens
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Westinghouse Air Brake
Westingh
Elec
Wheeling & Lake Erie
White Rock
White Motor Co
Wickwire
Wilson & Co
Woolworth, F. W
Worthington Pump & Mach
Wright Aeronautical
Wrigley, Jr., Wm
Yellow Cab Mfg
Leerailways
Watkitial
Fenner Neers Eeeeeenenneeane Vivaudou, Inc
Eng
Eees Wabash Ry
Warren Bros
Leene
Buenos Aires
Copenhagen
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Department of Seine
Kingdom of Netherlands
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Republic of Bolivia
Republic of Cuba
State of Queensland
Brazil
S Dom
Republic of Chile
Linc Gncauas
Republic of Poland
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Stern
Bell Tel
Ist & Rfg
Bethlehem Steel Con
Brier Hill Steel
Bklyn
Edison Gen
Man
Tran
S. F
Buffalo, Roch. & Pitts
Califormis Pet
Central Leather
Central Pacific
Western Ee Que C
Siesicsid Sepettinder Pesecese, Chic
Northwestern
Rfg
Cs Cn
Western Ind
Commonwealth Power
Coal of Maryland
Consumers
Columbia Gas & Elec
Denver Gas & Elec
Amer
Cidic Co
Cerenas
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
East
Ill
Terre Haute & S. E. Inc
Union Station
Veland Union Terminal
Radio & Southern Isl
Delaware & Hudson
San Denver & Rio Grande
Ane
Sone
Florida West
North
Sean Coregani
Cent
City
Ft. S
Kansas City
Cicadas Dogen
Imp
New York Edison
Bee de Eoin Noneianaced
Norfolk & Western Cvt
North American Edison S. F
Northern
Pacific
Northern States Power
Oregon
Oregon-Wash
Pacific Gas & Electric Ss
Poamie
Pet
Gein
BOM
Orestigicomeoeccaceocns Pere
Marquette Rig
Les
Reading C. & I
Public Service of
N. Ace Laganlar
Ark
St. L
St. Louis
Willys-Overland
Fonda, Johns & Glov
Goodyear Tire
Ee Oe AE CO
Illinois Bell Tel
Interboro
Northern Adj
Mar
Kansas Gas & Elec
Kelly
Springfield Tire
M. S
Louisville & Nash
Louisville Gas & Elec
Mina
K. & T. New Pr
Teen Jae Orien Ees
Tel
N. H
Utah Power & Light
Virginia Ry
Power
Warner Sugar
Western Electric
Western Union
Westinghouse Electric
Wilson & Co. S. F
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N.O. Rig
Illinois Steel
Mo. Pacific Ist
N. O
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Mex
Ohi
Ohio Tr
Pacific Tel
Pennsylvania Railroad
Port
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Bos
Rio Grande West
Eerereee
Org
Oor
Eeeerneten
Local Securities
Gas & Elec
Campbell
Cred
Dow Drug Com
Ge Cenpan Fentén United
Carey
National Ooaks Ecclesiastics
foste-Tieiee RS Co
Oaks
Paragon
Ann Smh
National
Chu Dalton Adding Machine
Barry & Daniel
Formica Insulation
French Bros
Bauer
Gibson
Art Globe Soap
Johnston
Kemper-Thomas
Kroger Gro
Bak
McLaren
Whitaker
Sens
Ncasin Ingold
Cincinnati Union Stockyard
Atlas National de
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Ord
Oenene
Arene
Oeeree
Artes
Cities Common
Chicago Grain
Atreee
Commercie
Commercial Square Canal
Oune
Mutual Fire Ins.co
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Phone Canal 730
Henry Hater
John H. Tuke
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Toledo
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Weil, Roth & Irving
Dixie Terminal Building
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