Stocks Rally After Speculative Liquidation In New York
The New York stock market rallied on relief from speculative liquidation this week as pressure eased and short interest was covered. The tone stayed unsettled with mixed price movement while call money rates eased and cash outflows from interior banks surged, signaling substantial loan reductions and currency demand to move crops.
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New York
Stock Exchange
South America
London Claims
Canada
Dividend news and market notes from London
American stocks held firm in London while the market was dull. Pittsburg Plate Glass declares a 1 percent regular quarterly dividend payable September 30. Westinghouse Air Brake declares a 2 percent quarterly dividend. Erie shows July net earnings down 405970. Lumber dealers report revived business. Bank of France import gold outlook remains uncertain. Thirty three roads report September week one gross average down 10.12 percent.
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Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Westinghouse Air Brake
Erie
Cincinnati Abattoir Company
Cincinnati
Charles R. Hubbard
Brokers Talk On Market Scares And Rally Outlook
Analysts describe the latest market dip as a political scare and foresee further scares ahead. They expect a continued rally after a display of weakness gave way to strength, noting professional trading and persistent volatility in stocks.
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H. M. Beazell
Wall Street
Money on Call Steady as Rates Ease in New York
New York reports money on call steady at 1 percent with desiring bid 1 percent and offered at 1.5 percent. Time loans ease with sixty days 2 percent and ninety days 3 percent. Prime mercantile paper 4.5 percent. Sterling weaker. bankers bills at 485.15 to 485.25 for sixty days and 486.60 for demand. Government bonds steady. railroad bonds heavy.
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New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Boston
Atchison Adj
Atchison
Mexican Central
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Fitchburg
N. Y
Ask
Sassareeseceeees
London
Glasgow
Berlin
Sterline Es Soc
Ccd
Paris
Stock Exchange
North Fairmount group maps role in viaduct dedication
The North Fairmount Improvement Association met in Maccabee Hall to plan its part in the Harrison Avenue Viaduct dedication. Visitors listing in the Business Men's Club included W. H. Youse of Louisville and C. J. Johnson of Pineville among others. The Farmer Feed Company, maker of horse hash, plans a Cincinnati location, currently based in Buffalo, NY.
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North Fairmount
Business Men's Club
W. H. Youse
Louisville
C. J
Johnson
Pineville
A. C. Halls
Chicago
W. H. Daycock
New York City
W.H. Lyon
Watch Hill
R. L
W. W. McCue
Huntington
W. Va
Cincinnati
The
Farmer Feed Company
Buffalo
N. Y
London Paris and Berlin stock markets rally on firmer tone
On September 18 markets showed money easy and discounts weak as liquidation effects faded. Foreigns and Kaffirs firm on Paris buying, gilt edged securities active on cheaper money, American securities rebounded after opening weak. Erie shares rose late. bar silver steady at 24d. Berlin and Paris bourses also firm with London exchange quoted.
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London
Stock Exchange
Paris
New York
Erie
Anaconda
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
Chicago Great Western
de Beers
Grand Trunk
Illinois Central
New York Central
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Rand Mines
Reading
Southern Ry
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash
Berlin
Exchange
Coffee futures open steady in New York market
New York reported steady to slightly down start for coffee futures with early declines reversing to gains. Trading showed 21 750 bags with September 5 90 cents, October 5 65, December 5 60 to 5 65, March May 5 50 and August 5 60. Santos stock fears eased as merchants offered coffee again. Rio No 7 6 to No 4 8 plus Cordova 94 12? per 100 pounds.
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New York
Santos
Rio
Cordova
Wool Market Shows Steady Improvement and General Trade Upturn
The Commercial Bulletin reports a steady improvement in wool markets with broader inquiry and expected larger trade, though weekly sales remain at unchanged prices. Boston shipments to Sept 17 total 125 577 926 lbs and receipts 203 992 232 lbs, both below last year. St Louis notes firmness in medium and clothing grades with varied prices.
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Boston
Commercial Bulletin of
Mhore
ST. Louis
Boston Mining Prices and Bids Report
Boston market update lists mining stock quotes with prices and bids for numerous companies including Amalgamated Calumet and Hecla Copper Range Daly West and Navajo related entries. Trade activity highlights include numerous percentage changes and bid indications across multiple mining firms.
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Boston
Sept
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Bingham
Calumet
Hecla
Centennial
Copper Range
Daly West
Franklin
Granby
Isle Royale
Massachusetts Mining
Michigan
Mohawk
Montana Coal and Coke
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrot
Quincy
Shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
United Copper
United States Mining
United States Oil
Utah
Victoria
Winona
North Butte
Butte Coalition
Nevada
Arizona
Arizona Commercial
Greene Cananea
Dry goods market holds steady in New York trade
The dry goods market remains steady with larger inquiries for cotton yarns and cloths. The local wool market is quiet though consumption exceeds imports, and there is some inquiry for light-weight sheetings for China.
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New York
China
New York Bond Sales totals surpass two million dollars
A financial roundup lists weekly bond sales totaling about 1,986,000 dollars across numerous issues. The report highlights bids for Atch, N Y City, Col So, Un Pac, B R T and other 4s and 5s with prices and volumes, reflecting broad market demand.
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S. F
Atch
Wab
Ae T
N. Y
Aa Des
Wis
Arch
N.Y
N. H
UN. Pac
Wabash
T. Cev
S— Am
Imule
BSB
H. V
Interboro
Mo. Pac
N. H. cv
NG Ey
Sobcas
Col. Ind
Eee
Market Report Butter Eggs Cheese and Poultry Prices
The market notes firm butter and steady cheese with varied regional quotes. Eggs show quiet to firm trading with fresh extras at 22 to 28 cents and receipts around 7,000 to 9,800 cases. Poultry prices move up for alive birds and dressed products with turkeys, fowls and spring chickens quoted across several cents.
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Kansas City
New York
Chicago
Turpentine and Rosin Prices Across Cities September 18
Market report lists oil and turpentine prices in Oil City Savannah Charleston and Wilmington with firm or steady tones. Totals include receipts shipments and stock levels and note window glass and water white values. Toledo notes North Lima at 1.04 and South Lima Indiana at 99 cents.
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Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Toledo
Lima
Indiana
Metals Market Movements in London and New York
London tin copper lead spelter and iron prices eased or rose with spot and futures quoted in both markets. In New York on Sept 18 the market showed overall weakness with spelter and iron prices listed and cents per pound figures noted for various alloys and grades.
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New York
London
Standard
Cleveland
Undian
Northern
Southern
Soft
ST. Louis
Spelter
Soi
Local Securities Steady Amid Strong Cincinnati Telco Levels
Cincinnati and Suburban Telephone stock showed strong demand with all shares absorbed near asking quotes. Local bond activity remained subdued with call loans near 4 percent and municipals inquired, not heavily traded, as New York exchange discounted and clearings totaled 3,740,450 dollars.
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Cincinnati
New York Exchange
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Cincinnati, Newport & Covington Light and Traction
Local Bank Securities Ex-Dividend Notes
Ex-dividend notices list multiple banks and trusts with varied prices and symbols. Institutions include Am Nat Bank, Bright’nies Cin Trust, Cosmopolitan, Cov Trust, First N’l Cov, Norw First, Saf Nat, S. & T. i Sec Savings, Unity Law, and U.B. & S. Co. Prices range around 120 to 700 units, highlighting a broad market snapshot.
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Vergens
Bar .& Smith
Ham
Boldt Gl
A. Hin
Sy F
Brownell
Eueb
Casey-H
Kroger
F. A
S. Tel
Ph. Carey Pr
Pkh&fm Roots
Cin. Mill
Proc. & Gam
Tobacco
Columbia Gas
Rob’n Realty
Col G. & F
Renter Shee ‘Tel
U. Tel - Gam
G. Ie
Powell Pr
Foulds M. M
Wurlitzer
Wee Fleisch
Merch
Nateee Ee
Am. Nat
Bright’nies Cin. Trust
City Hall
Cosmopolitan
Trust
First N’l
Norw. First
S. & T. i Sec. Savings
Unity Law
Traction ST C.&s.bdg
N. C. Br
Cotton markets fall amid uncertain nerves and wage talks
The New York cotton market declined amid unsettled trading and rumors on Manchester wage settlements and Lancashire closures. Prices eased from early losses, with futures closing near the day’s low, while New Orleans and Liverpool quotes showed further declines and steadier close.
ROK WIND-UP OF BOOTH COMPANY
Creditors with claims under $1,000 filing petitions seek a bankruptcy declaration for A. Booth & Co. The case, before Judge Sanborn, will be fought by Receiver W. J. Chalmers. Liabilities are estimated near 6 million with assets around 8 million. Allegations include acts of bankruptcy and preferential transfers to Wilco Peck & Hughes prior to receivership. Attorney Berkson represents the petitioners.
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Chicago
A. Booth & Co
United States District Court
W. J. Chalmers
United States Circuit Court
Sanborn
Chalmers
Wilco Peck & Hughes
Berkson
Booth Concern Assets Insufficient to Pay Sixty Cents on Dollar
Small creditors believe they would profit more by winding up the Booth concern now rather than pursuing a reorganization as assets prove inadequate to cover more than sixty cents per dollar.
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Booth Concern
Burley Market Shows Mixed Signs Amid Light Offerings
Local tobacco trading slows as buyers hold for higher prices. private deals remain frequent and sentiment stays firm. Week results show 32 hhds offered with 3 rejections and an average around 14.88 per 100 lbs, lower than last week, with sales in a wide range and no sales reported yesterday.
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Cincinnati
Louisville tobacco offerings report from market today
Louisville market report shows Burley offerings 11 to 25 hhds across categories with totals of 2 and 41 hhds. Burley prices range from 13 to 20 dollars per hundredweight and dark tobacco from 8 to 9.50 dollars.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Burley
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