Financial Markets Report Signals Confidence Amid Wall Street Rally
Despite little price movement, sentiment in Wall Street improved as President Roosevelt pledged to pursue corporate wrongdoers without harming innocent stockholders. The era of tighter money persists, bank credit tightens, and Treasury deposits promise steadier cash flow to harvest season, with cautious optimism for a soft landing and continued investment buying.
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Wall Street
Provincetown
Roosevelt
Europe
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Lkely
Washington
Commercial National Bank of Chicago
Ife
Southern Railway Company
Southern
Southern Pacific
Heck Island
Erie
Southern Railway
New York City
Bank of England
London
Weekly Bond Sales Report Shows Mixed Prices Across Markets
The weekly table lists bond sales with varied prices including Cuba Rep 102 and Ohio 102, with totals and percentages. Numerous issuers such as Am Tobacco and Erie Ist Con are noted, highlighting overall activity and net sale figures for the period.
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Cuba
Ohio
Srg
DEAVY
Ori
Buff
Buft & Susq
CAREY
Cot
Iowa
Ind & L
Erie
Green Bay
CFS & M
Kan
Kevetone
Amet Sons
Lacka Steel
Ae Ag
Manhattan
Ory
Elev
Do Ist Inc
Dt Inc
Oran SC
Namlaa
GMI
Dc Gal Ae
HSE
ORIG
Sui —— Kewie
Pomitita Roof
Qoonirr & Teather
Wits Cent Fen
Bank Exchanges and Stock Sales Compare Over Weeks
Bank exchanges of the New York Clearing House and stocks on the New York Stock Exchange last week are compared with the same week in the prior two years. Figures show dollar totals for exchanges and the volume of shares traded, highlighting shifts in market activity across August dates and multiple years.
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William P. Bonbright & Co
NEW York Stock Exchange
New York
London
Broad St
George St. Mansion House
E. C
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Consolidated Steamship Stock and Bonds
Thomas Reinhardt
Exchange Place
Boston
New York Clearing House
Railroad Earnings Show Mixed Week For August
The Tribune lists gross earnings for forty one railroads in the first August week with gains totaling 1,485,773 dollars and losses at 58,493 dollars. A second week comparison shows gains of 962.98 dollars and losses 74,389 dollars, yielding overall mixed results. The data cites 1947 and 1906 differences and company figures including 39,507,450 dollars and 8,021,677 dollars.
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the Tribune
P.C
Railroad and Other Stocks Weekly Prices and Totals
A late 1900s market brief lists weekly final, high, and low prices for many stocks including Mexican Central Missouri Kansas Texas & Pacific Union Pacific Reading Republic Iron & Steel Northern Pacific and United States Steel. It also shows weekly net changes, totals by company group and regional rail indices with earnings figures for copper and other industries.
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Actial
Ang Su Se
Missouri Kansas
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
BES
Republic Lion & Steel
Island
Southern, Railroad
Tennessee Coger
Texas & Pactic
Third Avenue Railroad
Toledo Railways & Light
Toledo Strows & Western
Twin City Id Transit
Union Bag Paper
Union Pacific
United Hail
United States Express
United States
United States Steel
Ts Hoot
Utah Copper
American Agricultural
American Tobacco
Atchison
Aero Ee
Atlantic Coast Line
Batopilas Mining
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Trapgit
Balaklata Copper
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Milwaukee & St. Ce
Chicago & Northwestan
Chicago Union Traction
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Columbus & Hocking
Consolidated Gas
Comstock Tunnel
Delaware & Hugivon
Denver & Rio Grande
Federal Mining & Age
International Paper
Iowa Central
Kansas City
Manhattan
Metropolitan Street
Nashville & Chath
National Biscuit
Tional Enamelling & Stpg
Sii National RR of Mexico
Newhouse Mining & Smelting
New York Air Brake
New York
New Jersey
New Haven & H
Ontario & Weaten
Baritic Mall
People’s Gas & Coka
Sov'p Co
St Louis
Virginia-Carolina
Virginia Iron Coal
Western Union Telh
Westinghouse Manufacturing
Wheeling & Rt
American Can
American Car
American Express
American Hide & Leath
American
Associated Merchants
Baltimore & Ohio
Brunswick
Chicago Great Western
CGC & St Louis
Delaware Lackawanna & Duluth
Great Northern
Iilgnois Central
Interborough—etropolitan
International Steam Pump- Soo International Mercantile Marine
Louisetle Nashville
Mackay Companies Ational Lead
New York Central
New York Chicago & St Louis
Norfolk & Wester
North American
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wisconsin
Petroleum Fields Falter Yet Oil Returns Persist Across Regions
Declining Congo petroleum pools shrink with many wells yielding only small producers while prices keep Pennsylvania oil highly profitable. Old territories remain active as deeper drilling in Wetzel County hints at a new Gordon pool. Deep tests near Leonard shifted a gas strike to oil, spurring renewed work in the area.
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Congo
Wetzel County
New Oil Finds Reported In Illinois and Ontario Fields
Reports from Robinson field in Crawford County Illinois claim a gusher at LeRoy Newlin in Martin Township near Hardinsville producing eight thousand barrels in the first twenty four hours. A new oil field near Glencoe Ontario northeast of the old field shows a well delivering 120 barrels in twenty four hours. Refined petroleum prices hold at 3.45 cents per barrel and 5 cents in bulk in New York, with foreign prices steady in London Antwerp and Bremen.
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Ohio
Illinois
Robinson Field
Crawford County
LeRoy Newlin
Martin Township
Hardinsville
Glencoe
Ontario
New York
Philadelphia
London
Antwerp
France
Bremen
Coal orders unfilled force Philadelphia coal firm to decline
An August Philadelphia report states the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company could not fill a 20 000 ton anthracite contract from a Austro Hungarian Chamber of Commerce representative. A second offer for 200 900 tons of bituminous coal for the Italian government was unlikely to be accepted due to high delivery costs. Authorities cite rising foreign demand for coal and domestic labor shortages as the cause. Many miners are leaving the trade for farming or other work, and railroads fear winter supplies.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Austro-Hungarian Chamber of Commerce
New York
United States
Reeding Company
Isbor
Record in cigar sales and cigarette production in US
Internal Revenue Bureau figures show 642,273,219 cigars and 5,151,8350 cigarettes produced in the United States in the fiscal year ended July 1. Despite state restrictions, cigarette output rose markedly, surpassing the prior year by 1.37 billion. The Tobacco Journal notes historic shifts from cigars to cigarettes since 1890, with cigarettes overtaking earlier in the 1900s and continuing growth to the current five billion level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Internal Revenue Bureau of
Washington
United States Tobacco Journal
Rival oil syndicate to rival Standard in Mexico venture
Arrangements for a $0,00,000 American syndicate to develop several million acres of oil lands in Mexico are completed. It plans to supply the Mexican market and ship to Central and South America, Europe, and South Africa, competing with Standard Oil. The Ebano property in Veracruz includes one million acres with 100 plus flowing wells. Drilling has run the last three years with each gusher about 1500 barrels daily.
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Mexico
Central
South America
Europe
South Africa
Standard Oil Company
United States
Mexican Petroleum Company, Limited
Republic
California
Edward I. Doheny
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
RE. P. Ripsey
Ipico
Ilipas
Vera Cruz
San Luis Potest
Ebano
Sour Lake
Oil Fields of Mexico Company, Limited
Furbero
State of Vera Cruz
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Bankers and Brokers
Arthur Cramp
Tate City
the Times
Stock Exchange
Continent
America
London Paris Exchange, Ltd
Gassidon House, Bank
England
R.L. Day &Co
Congrees ST
Wall ST
Travelers
Letters OF Credit
N. W. Harris
Bankers Pine Street
William New York
N. W. Halsey & CO
Bankers
Wall &St
New Lork
Chicago
San Francisco
Buffalo & Susquehanna Railroad Company
F. A. Lehr
Fisk & Robinson
Cedar St. N
Cniox Pacific Railroad CO
Broadway
Divids
Frederic VY
S. Crofby
American Chicle Company
Henry Rowley
Rer
Exchanger Place
Jersey City
W. E. Merriss
Urniches
Frederic H. Hatch
Broad Street
Lorbiara
Soda Fount
Lord & Taylor
Niles
Lois Barney
Pitts LE Pope
Colt's Arms
Pratt & V
Rovel Bak
Safety CH & L
Seaboard Co
Singer Mfg Co
Empire Ste
Trenton Pot
Hall
Union Ferry
Hudson
Clinton Gilbert
Ers
Alliance Realty
Surety Co
Law Tins & T
Astor
Mutual Wsieesee
Mutual Allisance
Nassau
Nateee
Ibs
Columbia
Jx FL & Tr
Commonwealth
Commercial N ¥ Trust Co
Trust
Realy
Sar
Farm L
the Financial Markets
Treasury
Bureau of Statistics
Ria
Cournon
U.S
District of Columbia
Snac
Inc
Ewe
Coatrol
Oessigetinese
Louisiana
Arkansas
Gedgens
Staten Island Railway
Seecees
Cesesacees
Rarnee-King
Boston Copper
Briteh Columbia
Butte Coalition
Cumb-Ely
Tiaa Ae Davis-Daly
Dominion Mt
Ace Ely Cen
Ely
Furnace Creek
Giroux
Goldfield
Gola Hill
McKinley
Reno
Mives Co
Nevada Con
Nevada
Nev-Utah
Stewart
Trinity
Tee
Union Mines
United Copper
Adams
Allis Chahn
UN Pac
Tokacco
Waterbury
American Bank Note Company
Trinity Place
St. Louis
Atlanta
Beltimerg
Pittsburg
Fifty Million Dollar American Syndicate
Henpex
Job
Mrman
Maria
Stillman
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