Gould Stocks Rebound and Hill Issues Show Strength
New York May 29 The stock market closed the pre holiday week largely in a holding pattern with little new commitments. Gould issues led a brisk rebound as traders viewed a possible reorganization via receivership. Hill railway stocks showed aggressive strength amid ongoing dividend speculation and potential benefits to Burlington’s joint stockholders.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Wabash-Pittsburg
TICKER TALK. American stocks in London firm to percent above parity
American stocks in London hold firm above parity with few changes in Gould sit e. Lehigh Valley reports a 17 percent surplus for the present fiscal year on stock. Amalgamated Copper annual meeting set for Monday. Light demand with a lean crowd. Average price of active bonds near last May.
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London
Lehigh Valley
Amalgamated Copper
Soes
Market opens dull then steadies after dividend news
Brokers describe a flat opening with 1 to 2 point advances in many issues. Northern Pacific shines then retreats on regular dividend announcement. General market stays steady with some gains as traders rethink after the drop and the big operators retreat from active manipulation. Politics are expected to constrain moves going forward.
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H. M. Béazell
Northern Pacific
Roberts, Hall & Criss
W. R. Todd & Co
New York Financier Notes Cash Loss From Treasury Deposits
The Financier reports a material cash loss this week due to the $7,679,000 repayment to the Treasury and ongoing gold exports. Despite the cash drop, interior receipts offset some effects, with deposits and reserves shifting. Loans declined, and public deposits fell by $56,000,000 since the year's start, while gold export movement rises.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Greater
New York City
Clearing House
London and Paris Stock Market Report May 29
Money quiet. discounts easy as trading on the Stock Exchange was heavy. Settlement concluded. new account activity broadened. cheap money flowing into 3 com sols and yielding securities. Copper shares up. U S securities steady but undecided in forenoon. Grand Trunk rallied. various bonds and stocks listed with ex-rights and ex-dividend notes. Paris Bourse firm except rentes. Berlin trading sluggish with firm government securities and London exchange rates.
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London
Stock Exchange
Aris
New York
Grand Trunk
Anaconda
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesake & Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
de Beers
Ver & Rio Grande
Erie
Illinois Central
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
New York Central
Norfolk& Western
Ontario & Western Pennsylvania
Rand Mines
Reading
Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash
Paris
Exchange
Berlin
Clearing House Banks Report A Week Of Reserve Decline
The New York Clearing House banks show a weeklong reserve drop with total reserves at $369,357,200 and a 28.58 percent actual reserve, while loans, deposits, and circulation all fall. Nonmember banks and trust companies hold $921,090,600 in deposits, $64,384,000 in cash, and $866,760,000 in loans.
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New York
United States
Clearing House
Greater New York
New York Mining Prices and Stocks Report
New York mining stocks quoted May 29 show prices for Alice at 2.75, Breece 0.10, Brunswick Conn. 0.08, Comstock Tunnel 0.37, de bonds 1.75, Con. Cal. and Va. 0.28, Horn Silver 0.50, Iron Silver 1.00, Leadville 0.05, Little Chief 0.05, Mexican 0.95, Ontario 5.50, Ophir 2.40, opes 0.18, Standard 1.75, Yellow Jack et al 0.79.
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New York
Brunswick
Comstock Tunnel
Con. Cal
Leadville
Little Chief
Ontario
Cotton goods trade and market activity report
In New York on May 29 a large business moves ginghams prints denims tickings sheetings and other cotton goods amid active robbers and selling agents. Cotton yarns are firmer with slight demand. Raw wool is firmer. Colonies and men's worsted are moving more freely.
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New York
New York Bond Sales Reported by W B Hutton and Co and First National Bank
Bond listings show multiple issues traded in New York with totals around 2,344,600 dollars. The report notes prices and yields for U S and foreign issues, including New York City and State obligations, along with corporate bonds such as Adams Express and National Railway lines.
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W. B. Hutton, & Co
First National Bank
B. R.T. Gold
R. T. Dt
Cuba
N. Y
Manhattan
Adams Express Co
J.P. M
M. R. Js
M. . Cen
Thee
Beazell Heads Home From Atlantic City Trip
H M Beazell broker in the Mercantile Library Building returned home yesterday after a three weeks visit to Atlantic City. Stock Exchange brokers advocate straw hats for this summer and warn membership of consequences for noncompliance. Association of Organizations to hold quarterly meeting agenda next Tuesday at the Zoological Gardens. Crescent Garment Company stockholders voted to surrender corporate authority. the firm has been out of business for some time. Association of Organizations reviews Highth Street Viaduct defects and plans to drop the matter citing current administration steps as sufficient.
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Burlington
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Germany
Bank of France
Paris
H. M. Beazell
Mercantile Library
Atlantic City
Zoological Gardens
The
Crescent Garment Company
Associated Organizations
Highth Street
Dayton Directors Elect Kinnard Manufacturing Officers
The Kinnard Manufacturing Company directors met in Dayton Ohio and elected George B. Smith president W H Stewart treasurer and E B Lowry secretary The firm is largely Cincinnati owned The Union Gas and Electric Company to open a gas school at Peebles Corner Walnut Hills with Ohio Fuel Supply experts to teach gas usage The Libbermen's Club plans attendance at the National Hardwood Lumbermen's Association convention in Milwaukee June 11 and 12 Norwood forms the Norwood Boosters Club with 25 plant managers and businessmen C F Nead of Bullock Electric Company is president First Canoes set for June 17 The Indian Refining Company will move offices to Cincinnati next Monday occupying full fourth floor of the annex to the First National Bank Building The company owns wells refineries and pipelines in Kentucky and Illinois Officers listed Rich mond Levering president B H Dudley vice president Mortimer Levering secretary William H Barnum treasurer W E Minor assistant treasurer Grain Weighing Committee of the Chamber of Commerce discussed grain bureau rule interpretations with Charles Maguire as chief complainant The committee will report to the Board of Directors next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinnard Manufacturing Company
Dayton
George B. Smith
W. H. Stewart
E. B. Lowry
Cincinnati
Union Gas and Electric Company
Peebles Corner
Walnut Hills
Ohio Fuel Supply Company
Libbermen's Club
Business Men’s Club
National Hardwood Lumbermen’s Association
Milwaukee
Norwood
Norwood Boosters
Bsiness
C. F. Nead
Bullock Electric Company
The
Indian Refining Company
First National Bank
Georgetown
Lawrenceville
Ill
Richmond Levering
B. H. Dudley
Mortimer Levering
William H. Barnum
W. E. Minor
Chamber of Commerce
William McCallister
Grain Bureau
Charles Maguire
Board of Directors
Toledo stockholders seek compromise on forfeit lease terms
Minority holders propose to the Toledo Urban and Interurban that the forfeited lease be assumed for one to five years and dividends paid when earnings permit. The action centers on a 0.5 percent stake of $7,500 with a preliminary meeting next Tuesday and a conference a week later. The Pennsylvania Railroad dividend to 59,415 shareholders totaled $9,437,839.50 in checks, with women shareholders rising to 27,767, over 46 percent of recipients.
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Toledo, Bowling Green & Southern
Tolédo Urban & Interurban
Toledo Urban & Interurban
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Money on Call and Bonds Across Cities Report
New York money on call at 1 percent with time loans steady for 60 to 180 days. Sterling exchange and government bonds firm. railroad and miscellaneous equities show varied quotes in Boston markets.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Boston
Atchison
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Boston Elevated
Fitchburg
N. Y
Union Pacific
American ‘Arge. Chemical
American Tel
American Woolen
Edison Electric
Electric
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Gas
United Fruit
United Shoe Mach
United States Steel
Commercial Tribune
ST. Lowis
New York Exchange
Metals trading notes from St Louis and New York markets
Lead and spelter markets were quiet in St Louis and New York with mixed London prices for tin copper and iron. London copper and zinc showed slight gains while local quotes remained subdued, and certain iron grades edged higher in London with mixed U.S. quotes locally.
Cotton seed oil price report from Sw Obleans
May 29. Cotton seed oil prime quoted at 47 cents per unit.
Financial notes mass of city clearings and quotes
Cities report bank clearings for May with New York exchange premiums and loan rates. Stocks and bonds show quiet week with few trades, Procter & Gamble and Cincinnati Gas active, municipals firm, bond quotes steady, and holy day closing.
Covington and Newport Bonds and Rail Bonds in Market Listing
A dense listing of bond issues and stock quotes including Covington bonds such as Funding 1s F A 1010-20 and Refunding 45 1 5 1984s, Newport Water Works 8.658 1931, various factory and street improvement issues, railroad bonds like C L N 4s and Dayton & M rail, plus bank stocks and traction shares with multiple prices and yields. The document reads as a market table with numerous issuers and bond series across industrials and transportation sectors.
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Covington Bonds
F. A
Newport Bonds
Cotton market steady with prices unchanged in New Orleans
Cotton in New Orleans on May 27 steady at middling 11 1 16 cents with 1 750 bales sold on spot and 250 to arrive. Futures opened steady or higher as weather concerns supported prices, while Liverpool and New York quoted mixed moves. United States and international markets showed varying gains and declines with receipts around 1 609 bales in New Orleans and daily totals near 10 014 bales nationwide.
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New Orleans
Maty Oh
Mining stock names and bids listed in Boston market
A Boston market report lists numerous mining and related company bids and bids percentages for names such as Calumet and Arizona Cananea Grizzly Nevada United States Mining Old Dominion and Isle Royale with varied percentage figures and commodity names, reflecting a broad securities snapshot.
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Boston
Adventure
Allone
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Bingham Fée
Calumet and
Hesla
Centennial
Copter Range
Daly-West
Franklin
Granby
Isle Royale
Massachusetts Mining
Michigan IV
Mohawk
Montana Coal and Coke
Old Dominion
Osceola
Riot
Quincy
Shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
United States
Mining
Oid
Utah
Doria
Winona
Wolverine
North Butte
Butte Coalition
Nevada
Calumet
Arizona
Arizona Commercial
Greer
Cananea
Bank of France Weekly Statement Details May Increases
The Paris bank reports growth in notes in circulation by 3.2 million francs and treasury deposits by 0.2 million. General deposits rise 210.415 million francs, gold in hand up 68.8 million, silver in hand up 1.775 million, bills discounted up 68.55 million, while advances fall 6.7 million.
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Paris
Bank of France
Treasury balances show cash and gold assets in May report
Washington May 29 Treasury balances in the general fund exclude the $150,000,000 gold reserve. Available cash is $239,493,965 while gold coin and bullion total $20,399,937 and gold certificates amount to $42,548,240.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Ohio Incorporations Filed in Columbus May 29
A list from the Secretary of State shows new articles of incorporation and capital changes across Ohio. Portsmouth Electrical and Plumbing, New Center Lunch Club in Cleveland, Advance Motor Vehicle in Miamisburg, Mutual Loan and Investment in Columbus, Big Cuyahoga Light Power in Cleveland, and Abbotsville W B Church, with several capital reductions including Flint Ridge Coal, E M Schoenbarn Cigar, Isaac Eberle Co op grocery, Marion Shoe Mfg, and Ohio Land Investment. Also noted is Youngstown Boys Corporation for incorporated growth.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Portsmouth Electrical and Plumbing Company
Portsmouth
New Center Lunch Club
Cleveland
Samuel F. Swantus
C. C. Culver
Hanson W. Wheeler
Mary C. Wheeler
H. H. Charles Dalley
Advance Motor Vehicle Company
Miamisburg
Mutual Loan and Investment Company
Big Cuyahoga Light, Heat and Power Company
Milton C. Canfield
Mortimer A. Munn
G. B. Siddall
Louis Englander
John P. Dempsey
Abbotsville
W. B. Church
Abbottsville
Flint Ridge Coal Company
E M. Schoenbarn Cigar Company
Isaac Eberle Company
Wholseale Grocers
Marion Shoe Manufacturing Company
Ohio Land Investment Company
Marysville
Youngstown Boys’ Corporation
Annual Business Men's Club Outing and Field Day Planned
Arrangements complete for the Business Men's Club annual outing at Laughery Club on June U1. Members will assemble at 3 30 a.m. led by Smittie's Band. Events include golf longest drive, 100 yard dash, football kick, long distance throwing baseball, 200 yard dash, fat man dash, baseball game with picked nines, and a special clock event with multiple prizes and named judges.
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Business Men's Club
Laughery Club
Smittie
Edward B. Shipley
J. W. Smith
Henry Otterbein
J. L. Stevenson
Thomas Fitzgerald
E. C. Iding
Ernie Diehl
Clyde Johnson
C. F
Charles Ludwig
C. B. Braunstein
J.stacey Hill
Commodity Prices Across Cities May 29 League
Chicago butter and cheese hold steady while eggs weaken slightly across markets. Kansas City reports eggs unchanged with fresh extras at 1c higher. New York notes steady to unchanged dairy and poultry with western spring chickens and turkeys varying by live and dressed forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Americas
Kansas City
New York
Coffee futures open steady amid mixed Hamburg sales reports
New York May 29 coffee futures opened steady after Hamburg government sales were noted as successful. Local markets sold 10 000 bags but demand remained light with totals at 11 750 bags and nearby months at 6.15 cents and 6.10 cents. Rio 7 6 No. 76 Sanths 48. Cordova 9 to 12 cents. The market will be closed tomorrow.
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New York
Hamburg
Jung
Rio
Sanths
Cordéva
Burley Tobacco Price List Returns from 1906 1907 Crops
A historical price table lists Burley tobacco grades and prices for 1906 and 1907 crops. It covers smoking stock categories including common dark trash, medium bright, good bright, and colory strippers, plus cutting leaf, plug stock, twist wrappers, and cigarette wrappers with price ranges. Notes indicate unsound or mixed tobaccos priced lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotaimon
Tobacco Market Report From Louisville Kentucky
Louisville on May 29 reports offerings of 60 birds including 20 Burley and 40 Dark. Sales include People's 11 new Burley at 14 to 20 dollars, United Dark 40 new dark 5.20 to 11.75, and Planters 8 new Burley 6.60 to 16.50.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
United Dark
New York Port Trade Totals For Week Ending May 23
Imports of merchandise and dry goods at the port of New York were valued at 12 284 972. Imports of specie for the port for the week ending today totaled 45 088 in silver and 227 237 in gold. Exports of specie from the port for the week ending today amounted to 382 705 in silver and 5 397 000 in gold.
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New York
Port of
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