Stocks Rally on Buying Pulse as Reading Gains Caution
In New York trading June 29, activity expanded in the industrial group and select specialties led by United States Steel. Lead and copper shares rose on favorable lead indicators while Reading edged higher despite earnings softness blamed on profit taking. Bond interest shifted with hopes for July profits, and new corporate filings surfaced in Ohio and nearby states.
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New York
United States
Reading
American Sugar
Pennsylvania Refining Company
Quietness Dominates Stocks and Bond Market Notes
Market dull across Cincinnati and Chicago with quiet stock activity. Bonds hold largely steady as money rates ease, while Coca-Cola? No, focus on gas equities—Columbia Gas and Electric and Cincinnati Gas and Electric see limited trading and easy prices amid broad market quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gas and Electric
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Kroger
New York Exchange
Stock Ticker Summary From London To Pittsburg
American stocks in London traded heavily with percentages under parity. Pittsburg car strike settled. tariff select and corporation tax to be reviewed today. Labor unrest in tin trades expected to push open shop efforts, Atchison forecast 12.80% return on capital. Republic Steel reports all furnaces in operation. Rock Island anticipates strong wheat yield west of Missouri and in Illinois. Gold exports total about 60.2 million for the year. no change in O W dividend. Twin City declares regular 1.5% dividend. twelve industrials up 0.21 and twenty active ships up 0.40.
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George Eustis
Are
Mercantile Library
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Central of
Sana
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Great Northern
Illinois Central Asa Es
Interboro
Iowa Central
Kansas
Elys Southern
Louisville & Nashville
Minn & St Louis
St.p
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
E Cc Cc & St L
Reading Rock Island Co
St L. & San F
St Louis Southwestern
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Tel Stry & W
Union
West
Maryland
Wheeling & Eee- Bate Wes¢ Masin Ccentral
Allis-Chalmers
Ally Amalgamated
Ind Foundry Old Bay
Am Smelt & Refining
Bethlehem Stein
Norady Fani I BO
Consolidated Gas
Distillers Securities
General Electric
Ee Es Inter Harvester
Betes
National Biscuiterties
Ressed Steel
Iar
Republic Barca
Sloss
Field Ss
Tys
Tennessee
SAM
United States Realty
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Aubuty
Virginia Carolina Chem
Westinghouse Electric
Wester Union Ners
Eee Pai
Republic Steel
Wool market steadies as 90 percent business begins
Boston reports a firm wool market with 90 percent business for next year. Domestic quotes show high ranges for Ohio, Pennsylvania fleeces and several washed and unwashed grades, while Michigan, Wisconsin, New York fleeces and Kentucky to Missouri samples pace markets. St Louis notes wool easing with lower bids across medium combing and clothing grades.
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Boston
Mass
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Delaine
Michigan
Wisconsin
New York
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Texas
Ifornia
Fouth
Middle County
ST. Louis
London and New York metal markets ease on quiet trading
New York and London metal markets closed modestly lower amid quiet demand. Tin and copper slipped while lead and spelter showed marginal gains or steady quotes. local prices in New York remained subdued. Iron and steel warrants in Cleveland held firm as the market echoed a slow session in commodities.
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New York
London
Royal
Cleveland
Northern
Southern
St. Louis
Spelter
Small firm quits trading on cotton seed oil in New York
Notice posted on the produce exchange announces the inability of Auerbach & Co to meet their contract. The firm, a small trader in cotton seed oil, showed embarrassment but the notice did not affect trading.
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New York
Auerbach & Co
Produce Exchange
New York Bond Sales Reported By W E Hutton Co
A dense listing of bond offerings and prices from New York, including American Tobacco Company, General Electric, American Telephone and Telegraph, Pacific and Western rail issues, and many others. The report totals about 5.05 million dollars in bonds with mixed percentages and issues across finance, utilities, and transportation sectors.
Business and civic notes from the region today
Visitors at the Business Men's club include H W Alg er and others from Chicago Philadelphia Peru Ind Washington D C Cleveland Youngstown O John B Jenkins and F Rendicker Chicago Co E Sims Lebanon and Clem Conn Oxford Ohio. The Chamber of Commerce adopts Grain Dealers National association grading rules. Delegates Samuel Taylor Roy Conkling and Emil Schneider head to the National Fraternal Society of the Deaf in Louisville July 5 to 9. Columbus aims for 1911 convention. Federated Improvement associations seek New York franchise insights for street and interurban roads. Yale admission exams to be held at Hughes High School. Advertisers club outing rescheduled from yesterday to tomorrow at Coney Island.
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Business Men’s Club
H. W. Alger
Chicago
A. Rappenecker
Philadelphia
J. D. Farley
Peru
Ind
W. M. Davidson
Washington, D. C
A. S&s. Blake
Cleveland
Mason Evans
Youngstown
John B. Jenkins
F. Renicker
Samuel I. Taylor
Roy B. Conkling
Emil Schneider
Fraternal Society of the Deaf
Louisville
Columbus
Changes in Available Wheat and Oats Supplies in North America
Bradstreet's telegrams report declines in wheat and oats across U S and Canada with Europe and private Chicago elevators also lowering stocks. Notable drops include 2,816,000 bushels for U S and Canada, and 8,856,000 bushels for U S and Canada oats, while Cleveland shows a 66,000 bushel increase and Fort Worth records a 0 bushel decrease.
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New York
Bradstreet
United States
Ockies
Canada
Europe
Cleveland
Chicago
London Stocks End Month With Irregular Trade
Money sought for month end needs and discounts eased as volume remained light on the exchange. Foreign rails and Raffirs eased on selling pressure but firmed on continental support. Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacific rose on May statements. U S securities opened steady to higher with uneven moves. closing notes show mixed gains and a late New York surge lifting steel.
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London
Stock Exchange
Grand Trunk
Canadian Pacific
New York
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Atchison Earl
Pennsylvania
Rand Mines
Southern Ry
OORT
Southern Pac
Union
U. S. Steel
Letitorer
Wabash
Illinois Central
Local tobacco market reports solid demand for dark tobacco
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune from Louisville on June 29 notes offerings on the local breaks copetate of 165 bales of dark tobacco with no Burley offered. Quality and condition described as good. Prices ranged from four to nine dollars and ninety cents per unit.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
New York Exchange
Special Dispatch
ST. Louis
Louisville
Unlisted and Traction Securities Market Notes
Excerpts show various securities prices and dividends including railroads Big Four 4s 9% Do 6s and city hall mentions. Listings cover bonds, industrials and common stocks with bid ask values and ex-dividend indicators across multiple issuers and sectors.
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Moy Coe Br. Drne
Ina. St. Ry
Amer
Am.Oak L.pr
Bullock
Hoov.o.r
Niles B.P
Do Pr.a.&b
Shillito Co
Niles T.W
Cotton futures slide amid profits taking and weather woe
New Orleans reports steady spot prices at middling 11% and 15, but active months open easy, with losses of 14 to 18 points then recover amid bullish weather outlooks, storm warnings, and crop improvements. Liverpool and New York sessions show mixed closes as traders weigh government bureau reports and demand.
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New Orleans
Government Bureau
Florida
Coffee futures open steady then decline amid weak demand
In Corpee New York on June 2 the coffee market started steady then slipped 0.67 points as French prices fell, June and July carried slight demand from bulls amid scarce offerings, while the broader list stayed barely steady due to liquidation and new crop movement. Reports show 16,000 bags traded with June at 6.10, July 6.15, September 5.65, March 3.55, and May 5.60, with spot quiet and Rio and Santos levels noted.
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Paris
Berlin
London
New York
United States
Liverpool
Cautton
S&s
Shid-Orn
Ju.s
Ind Surhern
Neal Exchange
Buresi Regere
Houston
da Gulf
Rio Sec
Santos
Cordova
Fragmented OCR list of industrial and railway securities
A garbled OCR itemized list references various utilities and companies. Mentions include Montgomery Shoshone, Pittsburgh Brewing, Union Switch and Signal, West Penn Railway, and several mineral or fuel interests. The piece lacks coherent structure and clear events or outcomes.
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Pittsburg Brewing
Aiuy Ork
Pittsburg
Union Switch
Sienal
West Penn
Turpentine and Oil Market Notices Across Cities
The report details prices and activity in turpentine rosin and oil markets across Austin Savannah New Orleans Wilmington Wilmington and Toledo. It notes quiet or steady quotes, recent receipts and shipments, and various price points for turpentine rosin and stock oil during June.
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Dltzactige
Austin
New Orleans
Oil City
Toledo
North Lima
South Lioua
Indiana
Dairy and Poultry Prices Across Markets
Chicago dairy and egg prices hold steady with creamery at 22a23% ec and eggs at 18. firsts 20c. Cheese steady with various regional quotes. St Louis reports poultry prices from 12 to 20c, butter and eggs steady. New York notes creamery butter firm with 27,212 receipts and white eggs near 23a24c. Kansas City lists butter extras at 23c and eggs extras at 21 9c with current receipts 1179c.
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Chicago
ST Louis
New York
Pennsylvania
Kansas City
Clover and timothy seed prices listed in Toledo market
Toledo market notes show cash clover seed at 6.60, October at 9, December at 9. Timothy seed bids include prime timothy at 2, alsike prime at 7.9, with August at 8.30. Market details reflect current prices for varieties and delivery months.
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Toledo
Timothy
Alsike
Markets in Cincinnati June 29 1909 overview
Minneapolis Wheat No 1 Northern closed at 1.29. Wheat dull and easy. corn lower. oats slump with limited demand. rye quiet but steady. hay steady with fair demand. flour slow but steady. whisky steady with moderate demand. Various grades and prices listed for oats, malt, barley, clover, timothy, and other feed components. Receipts and shipments note Wheat and Whisky market activity.
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Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Northern
Fruits and Vegetables Price list unclear handwriting
A fragmented price sheet lists various fruits and vegetables with per unit or per quantity prices. Items include apples, bananas, cabbage, carrots, cherries, cucumbers, lemons, oranges, onions, potatoes, peaches, raspberries, beans, and turnips with inconsistent typos and illegible numbers.
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California
Florida
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Swaash
Smoked Meats and Feathers Offerings at Local Store
A cluttered listing details various goods from a general merchandise store including smoked items, feathers, live ducks, dry goods, and horsehair products. It notes prices and quantities alongside descriptions of hides, tails, heads, and other animal byproducts, reflecting a broad mart inventory.
Historic Mining Mentions Across States Highlighted
Fragmentary OCR lists references to mining in multiple states including Massachusetts Michigan Montana and United States mentions. It references Centennial events and regional localities such as Butte and Rosa with scattered figures and percentages.
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Lnuez
Caninrertt
Arizona
Ste Rosa
Massachusetts Mining &X
Michigan
BS Hawk
Montana
Old Dominion
United States
Terra Butte
North
Cotton goods market steady as spring lines shown next week
New York reports a firm dry goods market with spring dress and men’s wear lines to be displayed next week. Cotton goods trade remains quiet but prices hold firm. a cotton goods factors meeting aims to finalize the Gras etads contract the Manufacturers association has pursued for some time.
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New York
Mern
Iine
Manufacturers Association
NIRA Stock Offers and Tunneling Project Figures
Fragmented OCR notes list various stock or project bids with prices such as Comstock Tunnel 2.45, Little Chief 0.07, Ophir 1.40, Yellow Jacket 9.50, and other entries including Leadville and Mex can. The text is partial and garbled with multiple OCR errors and unclear context.
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NIRA
Qaghreis
Comstock
Treasury balances report June 23 excluding gold reserve
Statement shows general fund balances with gold coin and bullion 44727.47 dollars, available cash 121323.48 dollars, and gold certificates 27163.0 dollars, excluding the 150000 dollar gold reserve.
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Ry Grel
Treasury
General Fund
Spirits Turpentine and Rosin Prices Edges in Savannah Market
A special dispatch notes irregular spirits turpentine prices with inside values down, while Savannah prices drift lower. Rosin remains quiet but steady and unchanged as market activity shows limited trading. Tar and other barrel figures are also listed in the period report.
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Tribune
New York
Savannah
Cotton seed oil market shows active demand and steady prices
Special Dispatch from New York reports a lively cotton seed oil market with steady prices on improved outside speculative demand and bull support for July 5. Prices listed for September October December and January edge higher or hold. New Orleans notes prime refined barrel prices at five and a half cents per pound.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
New Orleans
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