Stagnant Market Suppresses Stock Activity in Heat Wave
New YorkJune 28 The stock market entered a prolonged stagnation around July 1 with little trading activity after the heat cooled participation. Reports on crop conditions and favorable winter wheat prospects did not lift prices while tariff progress and abundant money markets kept sentiment calm. Foreign gold shipments and Canadian funds influence kept quiet but suggest potential future activity amid forthcoming issues and steady bond prices.
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Wall Street
Stock Exchange
New York
United States
Paris and London Markets Hold Near Parity Amid Mixed Signals
American stocks in London show little change with parity in sight. Central Trust boosts its stock from 1.9 million to 8 million effective today. Pittsburg streetcar service faces strikes, Republic Iron and Steel adopts open shop across mills. Senate aims to dispose remaining tariffs today. Immigration continues to rise. Money rates expected to stay unchanged into year end. July cotton to reveal condition around 80 percent. US Steel shipments from Lake Superior expected near 1907 levels. National City Bank lists gains in cash and loan declines. nine banks report reserves below 25 percent versus last week and last year. Regular dividend payout noted for Northern Pacific. Industrials and railroads show notable declines in activity.
Treasury balance report shows gold reserves and cash
The general fund cash balance stands at 122,358,277 dollars with gold coin and bullion totaling 42,614,124 dollars and gold certificates at 27,628,150 dollars, excluding the 150 million dollar gold reserve.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Grain Price Quotes From Toledo Markets
In Toledo news June 28 Clover seed prices listed cash 6.60 and futures at 7.00 for October and 7.37 for December with 7.10 for March. Timothy is 2.00 prime. Alsike prime 7.90 and August 8.30.
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Toledo
Timothy
Alsike
New York Bond Sales Report Mixes U S and Foreign Issues
The screen shows a dense list of bonds and prices from W. E. Hutton and Co and First National Bank, including American Telephone Company, Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe, Reading, Southern Pacific, Armour, American Tobacco, and others. Totals indicate about 4.7 million dollars in bonds traded or quoted, with numerous 4s and 5s issues and varied yields, reflecting a broad market snapshot.
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W. E. Hutton & Co
First National Bank
Kg Eitners
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Arch
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W . Cn
Lake Concen Ae
Brooklyn
UN. Pac
Man
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Mer
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Ga. 2d Inc
Pti Feppeareor
Tom Erte
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West
Bio
W. A. Ev
Cent. Ga
Wabash
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Boca Ar
Am. Tob
Col. Ind
Wabash P
Armour
Col. So
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Financial and Personal Notes From Local Clubs And Railways
Visitors at the Business Men's club include Duncan Mellier from St. Louis and others from Columbus Indianapolis Lexington and Chicago. Hyde Brothers Building and Loan elect officers led by President W C Culkins and directors including Christ Stickwath and A C Volkman. Gross earnings of the C N T P railway for the third week of June reached 144885, up 14120 from the prior year. Ohio GA R delegates meet in Zanesville to plan Salt Lake City encampment representation. Madison road and Madisonville cars modify routes to bypass Chapel Street until repairs end. Advertisers club members plan an outing to Coney Island this afternoon with some taking the 2 pm boat and others at 5 pm. Cincinnati jewelers George Heintz and Louis Dornseifer attend Cedar Point state convention.
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Advertisers’ Club
Coney Island
London Market Notes and Damp Trading Amid Bank Gold Demand
London and financial markets show moderate money supply and easy discounts. Bank of England reports over 6 million dollars in gold available as trading on the stock exchange remains dull with a few small failures noted. American securities open irregularly but rise later. overall prices drift lower and close with a dull, cautious tone.
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London
Bank of England
Stock Exchange
Paris
New York
N. Y
Atchison
Ont
Pennsylvania
Uae
Eecerie G
Union Pac
Esri Gay
U. S. Steel
cVltra Muse Ieee Aee
Grand Trunk
Illinois Central
Coffee futures drift in New York market
The New York coffee market opened irregular with modest gains then fell under liquidation and selling pressure. Near months softened as trading waned, with Havre lower and the close barely steady at a net decline. Prices ranged from June around 6.20 cents to May near 5.70 cents, with spot activity quiet.
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New York
Havre
Wste
Rio No
Santos No
Cordova
Dry Goods Market Shows Cautious Summer Activity
New York market reports a mixed semi annual clearance with fair purchases and no rush to cut values. Cotton goods rise modestly with denims and minor advances, yarns firm on light demand, raw silk steady though not purchased from new crop, dress goods continuing bright fall delivery with strong jobber demand.
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New York
Grain Visible Supply Declines in Wheat and Rye
The New York Produce Exchange reports Saturday June 26 visible grain supplies in the United States with wheat at 11,289,000 bushels down 1,644,000, corn at 3,374,000 up 173,000, oats 6,287,000 down 417,000, rye 170,000 down 4,000, barley 697,000 down 55,000. Canada wheat at 2,716,000 down 421,000.
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York
United States
New York
Canada
Spirits of Turpentine Market Steady in Local Trade
Special Dispatch notes turpentine spirits firm in local markets while Savannah shows higher prices. Machine made barrel prices stand at 46 cents locally, 48 and a half in Savannah. Rosin drops 5 cents to 2.15 for common to good strained, tar remains unchanged at 4.50.
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Commercial Tribune
Savannah
New York Mining Prices and Offers Across Markets
Listed mining quotes include Bruns wick Coal at 0.06 and Comstock Tunnel Stock at 0.26 with bonds at 18. Comstock Tunnel in California and Virginia shows 82, Horn Silver at 0.89, Iron Silver 1.40, Leadville Con. at 0.06, Little Chief 0.07, Mexican 1.00, Ontario 3.40, Ophir 1.45, Standard 1.75, and Yellow Jacket 0.52.
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Brunswick Con
Comstock
Con
Cal
Leadville
Little Chief
Ontario
Season's First Cotton Sells at Auction in Houston
The Cotton Exchange opened with the first bale of the season selling for 425 dollars. The bale weighed 368 pounds and originated from Mercedes in Hidalgo County. Last year's first bale arrived on June 20.
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Houston
Tex
Cotton Exchange
Mercedes
Hidalgo County
Berlin and Paris stock prices after political tensions
Berlin reports weak bourse due to unchanged political situation. London exchange 20m 43% pigs for checks. Money at 3 percent for short term. Private discount rate 2 percent. Paris notes heavy bourse with three percent routes at 1244 cents for account. London exchange 26f 19ci for checks.
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Berlin
London
Paris
Local securities stay inactive amid steady bonds and easy money
In Cincinnati and Chicago trading shows no major changes with clearings totaling over 4.2 million dollars in Cincinnati and 344 million in Chicago. Traction shares stay steady as money rates remain easy, while New York exchange premiums vary across cities and several utility and gas issues see firm prices amid moderate demand.
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Columbia Gas and Electric
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Columbus
Cincinnati Street Railway
Cincinnati, Newport & Covington Light and Traction
New York Exchange
Markets in Cincinnati June 28 1909 Grain and whisky updates
Wheat steady. No 2 red and No 3 red quoted. Corn slow and lower for yellow and mixed goods. oats easy with light demand. Rye steady with light receipts. hay steady with heavy receipts. flour quiet with price change. Whisky sales reported at 1.57 per gallon. receipts and shipments listed for multiple grains and produce with detailed tonnage and prices.
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Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Northern
Saaa
Atic
Securities and bonds listed with ex-dividend notes
A historical pane lists various securities and bonds including rail, traction, industrials and bank stocks. Items show company names such as Or&F and Co Brighton General Cosmopolitan Covington First National, with prices and percent values plus ex-dividend notes.
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Eagle
St. Ry
Oak L
Amer. Type
Bullock
Hooy.o.r
Niles B.P
Do Pr.a.&b
S. LithSpr
Shillito Co
Niles T.w.pr
Market Prices for Meats and Lard Include Short Ribs and Picnic Hams
The listing shows price ranges for short ribs, bellies, picnic hams, braised bacon, should ers, New York cut beef hams, seeds by bushel, heavy meat, and lard from prime steam to kettle. Several entries note arrival prices and store prices, indicating a general wholesale and retail pricing snapshot.
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New York
Eee Union
Michigan
Bbl
N. Yû
Benien Gn
Lee Sy
Do N. Y
Cattle Receipts Mixed as Markets Edge Higher for Dry-Fed
The report shows cattle receipts down sharply from last week with dry fed stock selling 10 cents higher while grass cattle stay slow. Hogs rise modestly with strong demand for good fat qualities. sheep and lambs remain light with steady to softer tones. Prices vary across regions including Indianapolis and Chicago with mixed regional tone.
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Commercial Tribune
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Indianapolis
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Anames
Carole
ST. Louis
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Salédo
Chicago
New York
Ressbeef Ateady
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