Market Report Shows Damp Week Amid Holiday and Weather
The stock market endured a dull week due to Independence Day shortened trading, adverse weather, and looming Democratic conventions in Denver. Yet signs of gradual improvement appeared as cotton crop prospects rose and corporate earnings trimmed failures, with New York Central, United States Steel, and Pennsylvanian Railroad holders expanding.
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Weabash
Gould
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Westinghouse Electric
Lombard Street
Walter Bagehot
Chicago House
Marshall Field & Co
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
New York Central
United States Steel
Amalgamated Copper
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gament
Exchange
NEW York Times
London
United States
Boston Copper Gossip Highlights Lake Superior Mines and Debuts
The article notes rising mining values in Lake Superior properties with Osceola advancing as dividends resume. It reports drift work and ore grades at Adventure, Laxe, Atlantic Section 15, Ojibway, Allouez, and others while lines on Kearsarge lode, Massa chusetts prospects, and shipments to smelters continue. Copper Queen and Calumet and Hecla show steady monthly production, with floods affecting output.
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Houghton
Adventure Company
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Ahmeek
Atlantic Section
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Allouez
Butte
Davis-Daly
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Arizona
Superior
Great Hasterm
Old Dominion
Arizona Commercial
Eureka
Douglas
Apadge
Calumet
Hecla
Pennsylvania Railroad completes Spring forestry planting
The Pennsylvania Railroad reports 625000 trees planted this season, bringing total stock to 2425000 since the program began. The effort includes landscape trees, ornamental plantings, hedges, and shrubbery for station grounds and right of way. The plan aims to ensure timber for cross ties for 35 to 40 years, barring substitutes.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Berlin Exchange Ends Week With Dull Trade
Berlin July 5 The Berlin Exchange closed the week with no buoyancy despite overcoming political nervousness. Vacation season and subdued trading dominated activity as markets faced continued disappointment over an easy state of the international scene.
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NEW York Times
Berlin
Berlin Exchange
Steel markets show cautious optimism as July opens
Pittsburgh reports a dull start to the second half of the year with an anticipated buying surge at month end. Mills including Republic Iron and Steel prepare for a long run, while railroads eye 1909 orders and a feared fall car shortage. Prices hold firm for standard Bessemer and other grades amid ongoing labor and sheet tin plate negotiations.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Valley
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin
Amalgamated
Western Bar Iron Association
Detroit
Bar Iron Association
Sepeneee Ironmakers
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Amalgamated Association
Bessemer
Gray Forge
Pitteburg
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Bond Issue Progress
The sale of 2 072 000 B & O Railroad 3% gold bonds at 92 1/4 plus accrued interest via Guaranty Trust Co will yield 4.16 percent. The issue totals 75 million dollars secured by a first mortgage and a nominal lien per mile on the Baltimore to Pittsburgh main line.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Guaranty Trust Company
Baltimore
Eling
Pittsburg
Paris Bourse Ends Week With Notable Quiet
The Paris Bourse experienced a notably dull week tied to Wall Street inactivity and the July doldrums. A brief surge in French shares suggested government instability but soon faded, leaving the market generally firm despite the lull.
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NEW York Times
Papa’s
Wall Street
Clemenceau
New York Mineral Output Edges Up in 1907
New York State reports 1907 mineral industries show general gains with total output of 37 427 405 dollars, up from 1906. Iron mining led with 1 018 615 long tons. brick and terra cotta totaled 5 909 592 dollars. quarry value rose 7 percent to 7 880 827.
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New York
John M. Clarke
State Education Department
Hadson River
Saratoga Springs
Beery Lands His Prisoners In New Orleans After Honduras Escape
Lieut. Peter W. Beery of the New York Police Department arrived with prisoners Alvert Bailey Charles H Myers and Capt Albert Oxley from Puerto Cortez Honduras aboard the Utstein. They were taken to Orleans Parish Prison after a chase and Bailey the missing prisoner escaped July 2 from the harbor. The Baileys face conspiracy to defraud charges related to the mails. Francis G Bailey was president of the Export Shipping Company of New Jersey and Albert W Bailey was its treasurer.
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United States
Peter W. Beery
New York
Utstein
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
Bailey
Baileys
Francis G. Bailey
Export Shipping Company of
New Jersey
Albert W. Bailey
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