Outside Securities Butte Coalition Slips as Industrials Lag
The market shown dull trading with modest activity in mining shares. Nevada Consolidated Copper moved from 18% to 18% while Butte Coalition shares fell from 21% to 29% in 1,200 shares. Boston Copper closed at 28% after 2,900 shares. Chicago Subway slipped to 52% on light volume. Havana Tobacco preferred rose to 38% on 1,400 shares. common traded 25.4 to 24% and closed at 25% on 1,600 shares. Principal transactions recorded yesterday on the local Exchange.
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Nevada Consolidated Copper
Mning
Butte Coalition
Boston Copper
Chicago Subway
Havana Tobacco
de F. W
Beth
St. Ae
S. Cor
Mackay
Tae
Mack de Man
Transit
W. Ltg. Co
Biantan Oil
Crip. Cr
Alaska Mines
Butte Coal
W.t
Brit. Col. At
Coer Recur
Cumb. Ely
D.daly
W.i
Furn. Creek
Ae M & S
Nipissing M.co
Prec
Tenn. Cop. Co
Tonopah Exten
Union Cop
Od Bae
Utah Apex
Utah Copper
Brk
U.g.deb.fs
Dei. & Ee
I. M
West Bioc. Bs. & Int
Yesterda
Exdustrials
Allaska Mines
de Forest
Light & Traction
Light & Trac
Steel Foundry
American Tobacco
Assoc
Merch
Bamberger-Delamar
Bethlehem Steel Ee
Bethlehem Steel
Borden
Boston
I Brook
Brooklyn Ferry
Butte Copper & Zinc
Butte of London Saeee
Central Foundry Central Foundry Pf
Central Foundry
Sane
Hubber Tire
Rubber Tire of
Rubber Tire
Cripple Creek Central
Cripple Creek Cent
Gil Cumberland- Ely Mining Oscae Seecewe
Devis-Daly Ereee
del. & Hudson
Dominion Copper
New
Empire Steel
Furnace Creek
Eeeenretare
Giroux
Gold Hill
Granby
Greene
Creene
Guanajuato
Guggenheim Explora
Hall Wee
Havana Tobacco Oo
Havana Tobacco Pi
Houston Oil
Houston Ot
Marine
Inter. Mer
Marine Pf
Marine Fas
Lackawanna Steel
Lord. & Taylor Sare
Lord & Taylor. Pf
Mackar Companies
Mackay Companies of Transit
Manhattan
Miemac
Mines Co. of America
Mont.-Sho
Nevada Con
Leany Sinners M. & Bi
Es Es 5
Big Nipissing Mines Co
Securities
North
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Otis Elevator
Otis Elevator of
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Pope Mfg. Co
Pope Mfg
Tenems Tae
P Precious Metals Corp
Richmond Eureka
Royal Baking Pow
Seaboard Company
Seeboard Co
Isteau
Seaboard Co
Standard Milling Pf
Roy Standard Milling
Eee
Fraesdard Oil
Ternessee Copper
Tintic Mining
Win Ae RG
Tonopah
Tnion
United Copper Can Ee
United Cigar
Ati
Gan Od
Wrest
Wall Street Reports Real Estate Woes and Trading Tensions
The piece surveys Wall Street sentiment on real estate versus stocks, noting weak public interest, fading bull efforts, and scarce speculative stock. It cites St Paul and Pennsylvania loan activity, Interborough Met stock stagnation, and broader pool liquidation. The report tracks market weakness, rising floating supply, and the shift toward two sided trading as pools unwind.
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Wall Street
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Closing quotations for government bonds and stocks
The list shows bid and asked quotes for government bonds and multiple stocks with numerous entries such as Homestake, Iowa Cent., Adams Express, Am. Tel. and Telegraph, Westinghouse, and others. Prices range across 90s to 120s with various issue years and ex-dividend notes.
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Aske
Hl. C
Iowa
Iowa C. Pg
D. C
Philip’ne
Kan
Bag Adams
D. M
Alb. & Sus
Ams
Gas
A. B.S
EL & F
Woo
C.O
Beach
D. Tel
St. Ry
Am. L. Co
St. Ry Am. I. Co. CIA
Odeny al
Y. D. Cooy,& T
Dil
Am. W. Co
Aft.y Posenes
Tel
Ann Arbor
Cotton Market Sees Mixed Moves as Weather Dampens Prospects
The cotton market reports showers across the South with variable winds and improving by Sunday, while prices swung on Wall Street selling and covering. July and October futures fluctuated with December up then down, as Liverpool closes echoed in New York with steady Southern spots and a steady but cautious overall tone.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
Indiana Territory
Arkansas
Tennessee
Wall Street
Liverpool
Reading stock decline and market manipulation described
Thursday’s readings show Reading slipping further by 4 percent to end at a net 2 percent loss and contributing over a quarter of daily stock market volume. The piece discusses bullish and bearish manipulation, broker behavior, and rumors around Reading along with related moves in Baltimore and Ohio as shares rise on dividend rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interborough
Bull Pool
Keene
Mr. Frick
Baltimore & Ohio
Erie Seeks Coal Lands In Preliminary Negotiations
Erie Railroad officials rejected reports that they recently bought coal mining properties. They said negotiations are ongoing and no deal is complete. Dispatches claimed Jermyn Mining Co. property at Old Forge was acquired for 3 million dollars, but Erie said the total sum is exaggerated and the aim is to extend its coal land holdings with several acquisitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
Erie
Scranton
The
Jermyn Mining Company
Old Forge
Chicago Quotation Roundup on Diamond Stock Expiry
Trading activity on the Chicago Exchange showed no privileges traded as the Diamond Match stock expiry approached. Quaker Oats common rose to 135 while Illinole Brick edged up, Swift ex-dividend at 1 percent, Union Traction at 4 percent, and bonds at 101. New York markets saw the preferred stock dip near 18 with Pneumatic Tool easing and money at 5 6 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
Swift
Union Traction Common
New York
New York Exchange
Chicago Subway
Chicago Telephone
Union Traction
Kansasity Railway
Kansas C Ity Ry. Pf
National Biscuit
Swift & Co
United Box Board
Loree Succeeds Sielcken as KC Southern Director
L F Loree elected a Director of Kansas City Southern and named Chairman of the Executive Committee, replacing Hermann Sielcken who resigned. The board created a Chairman of the Board post and Samuel Untermyer resigned his directorate to join as director. Untermyer remains general counsel ex officio on the Executive Committee. Loree, formerly president of Baltimore and Ohio, left that post to lead Rock Island at a high salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Loree
Kansas City Southern
Hermann Sielcken
Mr. Sielcken
Loree
Samuel Untermyer
Untermyer
Baltimore & Ohio
Rock Island
World cotton supply shows big rise in visible stock
Secretary Hester reports total world visible cotton at 8,457,378 pounds, up from 3,621,010 last week and 8,715,681 a year ago. American cotton totals 1,996,878, while other kinds including Egypt and Brazil sum to 1,461,000. ships and holdings in Britain and Europe stand at 1,821,000, with India at 933,000 and the United States at 613,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Hester
Egypt
Brazil
India
Great Britain
Europe
United States
Grain and Provisions Strong Wheat and Corn Markets
Wheat trades mixed with a firm undertone as oats lead gains and Liverpool reacts to lighter Argentine stocks. Cash wheat in New York firm and quoted as No 2 red 6 cents, No 1 Northern 92 1/2 cents, and No 1 Northern Manitoba 90 1/2 cents. Corn shows strength despite quiet local trade as Chicago prices rise on ongoing bad crop news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Broomhall
Liverpool
New York
Paris
Berlin
Northern
Duluth
Manitoba
Chicago
Lincoln Trust Plans Capital Increase at Special Meeting
Directors of the Lincoln Trust Company consider doubling capital from 500000 to 1000000. The bank has opened two new branches and expanded activities this winter. An insider says the increase is nearly decided and will be presented to stockholders at a soonly called special meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Trust Company
Wisconsin Central Sale Report Dismissed by Bankers
Bankers deny Ottawa telegraph report that Wisconsin Central passed to Grand Trunk control. They state no change in ownership and affirm the syndicate that previously bought control remains in charge. The Canadian Parliament debate alleged Grand Trunk aimed to divert traffic to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Central
Ottawa
Grand Trunk Railway
Grand Trunk
Canada
United States
Exchange Committee on Cotton Fires
The New York Cotton Exchange formed a special committee to study better protection of cotton warehouses from fire and to review insurance rates on stored cotton. The move follows recent warehouse fires causing heavy losses at the American Cotton Dock Company and elsewhere. John Tanner chairs the committee. a meeting was held yesterday with insurers and warehouse interests to seek an equitable adjustment.
New York Incorporations List Reveals Local Firms
Albany June 15. New incorporations include The Brown Clay Works Fort Salonga capital 35000 directors Juliet H Brown CG Brown J C Brown The Dacora Realty Company New York capital 10000 directors J L Davis R W Davis G E Cohn Clark H Parker Realty Company Port Chester age 75000 directors W P Clark J W McCarthy T C Parker Crestwood Heights Company Yonkers capital 200 Real estate directors W R Wat senacker Yonkers W R Clendenin New York Rae Iv es Inventions New York capital 200000 directors W McLean H W Hayward B H Rouse Brooklyn Smoke Consumer Company Buffalo capital 50000 directors J C Michael M W Mathews F Jorge 7 Imbert Process Company New York smelting capital 100000 directors J Thomson C A Wendell L A Varney Dry Goods Realty Company New York capital 800000 directors Henry Morgenthau J B Greenhut B J Greenhut R E Simon New York The Mail Order Co New York dry goods capital 111 directors Carl Miller Hast Orange NJ R E Dwight T A O Callaghan New York
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New York Times
Albany
Brown Clay Works
Fort Salonga
Capital
Juliet H. Brown
CG. Brown
J. C. Brown
Dacora Realty Company
New York
J. L. Davis
R. W. Davis
G. E. Cohn
Clark H. Parker
Realty’ Company
Port Chester
W. P. Clark
J. W. McCarthy
T. C. Parker
Crestwood Heights Company
Yonkers
W.R. Watson
Acker
W. R. Clendenin
rae _ Ivés Inventions
W. McLean
H. W. Hayward
B. H.rouse
Brooklyn
Smoke Consumer Company
Buffalo
J. C. Michael
F. Jorge
Imbert Process Company
J. Thomson
C. A. Wendell
L. A. Var
Trade Conditions Show Confidence Despite Slower Activity
Dun's Review notes a moderate drop in business activity for the season yet strong confidence about the future. Industrial demand grows as Fall and Winter distributions boost output. some producers skip Summer shutdowns for repairs. Prices vary with reports of injury and weather effects. Rail and port trade rise with exports up and imports down versus last year. cotton exports fall slightly but overall exports gain. Bank exchanges in New York and other cities rise from 1905 benchmarks.
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Dun
New York
Dividends Declared By Railways And Bank Note Co
The Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago United Railways declares dividends on preferred and common stock payable mid July and mid August 1906. The United Bank Note Corporation also posts a 1.5 percent dividend on preferred stock for the quarter ending June 1906 payable July 2 1906 with records June 16 1906 and book closure details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago
Uis Railway Company
Pittsburgh
Farmers’, Loan & Trust Company
Newark
T. H.B. McKnight
United Bank Note Corporation
United Bank ‘Note Corporation
Cloise
New York
E. C. Converse, JR
United Shoe Machinery Corporation
Snownalters
George W. Boston
Mass
Dividends Declared by Multiple Companies in June 1906
A list of quarterly and semi annual dividends declared by several firms including Cripple Creek Railway Company, United Shoe Machinery, Franklin Trust, and United Gas Improvement. Details include dividend rates, payment dates, and transfer-book cutoffs, with records closing in late June and reopening in July 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anklin Trust Company
Brooklyn
N. Y
Board of Trustees
Clinton W. Ludlum
United Gas Improvement Co
N. W
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Small Inter
Pittsburg Transactions
Pittsburg
Pitts
McK. & C
Cable Consolidated
Crucible Steel
Harbison-Walk
Light, & Heat
Ohio Fue
Pittsburg Brewing
River Coal
Treasury Tunnel
United States Steel
U. 8. Steel
West
Air
Electric
Penn. Ry
Davis-Daly Estates Mining Company
Stock Exchange
Broadway
Standard /Oil
Transac
Det
Mac
South
So. Pf
B.iv
T. H
May
NEW York Stock Exchange
Int & GN
St L
Inter-Metro
Louis
Cent 24 Inc
Kuhn
K & Tx
Etfs
Sterl L
Mexico
Cuba
Missouri
Esse
NY Dock Co
Louise
Eielgie
Syst L & Ban Br BR
Lonchi & Alton
Chi
Bur & Quincy
On & Lo
Chi RI & Pac Ry
Va Mid
Penn
Gulf & Ship
Wee Pitts Ter
Interboro-Metro
West ‘Shore
UN Fundy & Real KC
Ft S & M
Col Ind
Cotton States
Cotton Opinion
Sanger &Ettelson
King
New York Cotton Exchange
General Amer
Talsi
London
Manchester
Wareh
Hamburg
Bremen
Havre
Continent
Alexandria
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Seesen
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Eeewene
New Orléans
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al Belcher
Ophir
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Savage
Eaee
Sag Belcher
Chollar
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Union
Crown Point
Utah
Gould & C
Hale & Nor
Julia
Elkton Tee
el Paso
Findlay
Rose Maud
Rose Nicol
Isabella
Belmont
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Bullfrog
Nat
Home Serene
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Jim Butler
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McNamara
Midway
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Steinway
North Star
Manhattan Broncho
Ohio
Adams
Cowboy
Atlanta
Manhattan Dexter
Little Joe
Goldfield Mining
Manhattan Mining
Arenes
Mohawk
Mustang
Red Top
Sielcken
the Consolidated Exchange
Brook
Park Tia
Can. Pacific
Ches & Ohio
Gt. West
Col
Fuel & I
Fee Secur
Central
Pacific
N.Y
People’s Gas
Steel Car
Steelock Island
Texas Pacific
Steel Pt
Grain and Provisions
Lincoln Trust
Treasury Balances
Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Pee Eevee
Bed
General Fun
Asec
Philippine
EN Tay
Neo Sai
Ae Pe
M. T. Wilbur
Cripple Creek Central Railway Company
John Gorlow
Janefer Books
Catasauqua
Umpire Steel and Iron Company
Jetary
J. & Stillman
Aeolian, Weber Piano, and Pianola Company
WM. B. Wheelock
Minneapolis & Pat Louisuis Railroad Co
York
Jung
F. H. Davis
Citizens Ntral National Bank
National Citizens Bank of Record
Industrial Savings Bank
Chambers St
Thomas M. Mulry
John J. Pulleyn
Ast
JIVE
AY Savings Institution
Park Pach
Eaast
L. A. Stuart
H. F. Hutchinson
NSS Company
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