Markets in Europe Signal Cautious Trading Amid Political Uncertainty
The Financial situation notes dull stock markets ahead of Chicago Republican delegates and Denver Democrats. It links cautious sentiment to crops, railroads, and industrials, with gold movements and international balance of trade shaping expectations. It also observes US and European bank activity and the impact of dividend trends on market mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Stock Exchange
Denver
Kansas
Wall Street
Steel trade improves in Pittsburg district as mills ramp up
Special to The New York Times from Pittsburg reports very large steel bar sales this week lifting trade. Ten day totals exceed 400000 tons with bars dominating the market. Mills prepare for resumed activity after the Democratic National Convention while labor unions face a setback as Republic Iron and Steel abandons union labor in mills.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Denver
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Amalgamated Association
Republic
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Previo
Financial Notes: Bache opens Saratoga branchWednesday July 1
J and Bache and Co announce a new Saratoga Springs branch at 7 and 8 Division Street to be run by Ford A Widrick. Harvey Fisk & Sons offer to investors 1,000,000 Hudson Company 6 percent secured gold coupon notes at 98 percent and accrued interest due August 1 1910. Interest dates February 1 and August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. &. Bache & Co
Division Street
Saratoga Springs
Ford A. Widrick
Harvey, Fisk & Sons
Hudson Company
Government to study mine explosions at Pittsburg station
The Interior Department plans an experimental mine station in Pittsburg funded by Congress to test explosive safety amid fire damp and coal dust. A 100 foot boiler plate cylinder will host blasts while a miniature mine reproduces routes and rooms. Training will cover life sustaining apparatus and rescue of unconscious workers.
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Garfield
Pittsburg
Secretary of the Interior
Only Eight Offices in Times Building To Let
In New York's busiest centre the Times Building offers eight offices available for rent. The building is the hub of Empire City with nonstop elevator service and exterior lighting for all rooms. Open beyond night for amusement and business activities. Rental agent in Room 406 Times Building phone 1000 Bryant.
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TIMES
New York
Empire City
Bryant
Berlin Bourse Dull With International Unease
Berlin market dull for the week as disquiet over the international situation, with tensions in Morocco Macedonia and Persia, plus year end vacation and broad dump of securities. Bears began covering, offering a hint of cautious optimism despite the gloom.
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NEW York Times
Berlin
Morocco
Macedonia
Persia
Bears
Boston Copper Gossip Highlights Copper Discoveries and Shipments
A Boston dispatch notes Adventurous stockholders may gain as the diamond drill discovers rich copper at the end of the cross cut near No. 3 shaft. Mass Mining and Lake Company prospects improve with new ore showings, while many mines report shafts progressing, new drifts under way, and rising production. Copper shipments and mill developments are advancing, with record May output for Utah Copper and renewed activity at Brattleboro and Superior properties.
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New York Times
Boston
No. 3
Lake Company
Hancock No. 2
Elm River
Arnold
Medora
Keweenaw Copper Company
Allouez
Kearsarge
Garfield Mill
Giroux Consolidated
Old Dominion
Utah
Superior & Pittsburg
Brattleboro
Guggenheim
Superior & Boston
Meg
Meals for Needy Pupils Outline Luncheon Cost Plan
The School Commissioners hearing a report by C Loring Brace of the Children's Aid Society notes 4000 of 6185 enrolled pupils receive luncheons of bread and stew in winter at about 4 cents daily per child, excluding fuel and distribution costs. Brace proposes nurses and school reps visit homes to assess conditions and advise on welfare, to foster home school cooperation.
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C. Loring Brace
Children’s Aid Society
Brace
Children's Aid Society
Fawns Steal Milk From Mountain Dairy Herds
In Pittsfield Massachusetts on June 28 farmers report young deer from the William C Whitney herd at October Mountain stealing milk from cows along the mountain edge. Dairymen James Landers and James Toole endured nightly losses as the fawns descended to the pastures, prompting wire fences to protect the milk supply on the forty deer stud.
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Pittsfield
Mass
William C. Whitney
James Landers
James Toole
Stock Market Stumbles as May Slump Lingers in June
The half year close on the Stock Exchange ends unsatisfactory with May activity fading in June. Money remains in demand though some borrowers pay 3 percent for a weekly loan. Analysts predict Bank of England rates may drop to 2 percent in July. Prices hold despite subdued business as optimism returns with hopes of a good American harvest, eased by the Kaiser's Hamburg speech reducing political fears.
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Secretary of State of
Kansas
American Railway Association
Dle
Association
New England
Mellen
New Haven
Missouri Pacific
Pennsylvania Company
NEW York Times
Paris
Senate
Western Railroad of
France
TRE
London
Stock Exchange
Bank of England
Capel Court
Kaiser
Hamburg
Treasury reports show big decline in receipts and higher costs
Washington dispatch notes a projected $60 million deficit for the year ending June 30, 1908, with Customs receipts down about $46 million and postal revenues deficient by roughly $14.5 million. Panama Canal costs reach $8 million, while total outlays exceed 1907 by about $80 million as reclamation and rural delivery expenses rise.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury
Panama Canal
Boy Gets Grand Theft Brooch After Court Arraignment
Edward Trautmann an eighteen year old from Williamsburg was arraigned in Lee Avenue Court on stealing a diamond brooch valued at 1000 from his aunt Mrs Bella Foales of Flatbush. The aunt forgave him and retrieved the brooch after the pawnshop arrest and police stop.
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Edward Trautmann
Manhattan Avenue
Williamsburg
Europe
Arion Society
Lee Avenue Court
Bella Foales
Efforts Avenue
Flatbush
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Bank of France
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
Bank OF Germany
Wwe
NEW York Clearing House
United States
Germany
Clearing House
Hoepfer
Munich
Spencer Trask & Co
William and Pine Sts
Beheeise
New York Stock Exchange
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Wall ST
Blair&co
Broad ST
Crent
Kountze Brothers
Broadway
Cedar St
N. W. Halsey & CO
Bankers
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Griscom
Bankers, Land Title Building
N. S. Stock Exchange
J. F. Pierson, Jr., & Co
Buffalo and Southwestern
Erie R. R
Buffalo
Jamestown
N. Y
Sutro Bros. & CO
Ankers
Pine Street
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Farson, Son & Co
J. 6
White & Company, Inc
Exchange Place, New Yorke
Financial Notes
Interior Department
WII
Boston Copper Gossip
Ald Society
Boy
Potter, Choate & Prentice
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Banking and Commission
Nassau and
Pine Streets
Metropolitan Elevated Railway Co
Manhattan Railway Company
Redmondsda
Chestnut Street
Osborn W. Bright
Charles F. Bloomer
Edward B. Smith
Bond
E W. Norris
Edward B. Smith & Company
Nikers
The
Nassau’ Bank
Beekman Sts
Dominick
NEW
Change
Broadway, N. Y
United Bank Note Corporation
Safe Investments
Ardmore
Okla
Chas. H. Jones & CO
Broad Street
Rector
Cable “Orientment
Congress St
Keen & Ward
N. ¥. Stock Exchange
White & Co., Bankers
Virginia
Mechanics & Traders Bank
Union Typewriter Ist
Erederic H. Hatch
Listess
Raiioads
Groad
Broad St. Peater
Tel
New York City
Consolidated Gas Co
Jidison Electric Illuminating Co
Hbrooklyn -Rapid Transit Company
Brooklyn
Union Gas Co
L. F. Hepburn
Broad *T
Amerigan Steel Foundries
NEW Stone Tee and Scrip
Swartwout & Appenzellar Bankers
Pine St. N
John
Mobile Electric Company
Duladh Ellison Electric Co
San Diego Con. Gas & Elec. Co
William, Bonbriget & CO
Mcadoo Tunnel
Harvey Fisk & Sons
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