Market buoyant as stocks rise on railroad earnings
New York trading opened higher amid signs of revival in public interest and strong railroad results. Southern Railway, Atchison, Rock Island, and St. Louis bands posted gains with dividends in focus. Copper prices rose boosting Amalgamated and Anaconda while Reading and Smelters added. Rain and cotton markets dragged by crop reports.
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Southern
Rock Island
Southern Railway
St. Louis
San Francisco
Pennsylvania
Wabash
Gould
United States
Reading
Brooklyn
New York
Amerisan Tobacco
Ameri Tobacco F.a
Atchison General
Atchison Gujualment
Atlantis
Huo
Paltimore
Oulo
Wattmore
Ublo
Brooklyn Rapid Trensit Convertme
Central of Georgia
Beaay Central of Georgia
Ist Inc
Anc
Central
Colorado
Indus Val Fis
Sibern
Cuba
Denver
Hocking Valley
Japan
Aerie
Ates
Nashville
Noise
Manhattan Conant Gold
Mexican Central
Minneapolis
St Louis
Missouri
Kansas
Mexico
New York Central General Ska
Nawderney Central General
Southern Pacific
Norfolk and Weeters Consol
Oregon
Reading General
St. Louia
Iron Mountain
Dust Lous
San Francisco Fe
Louse Southwestern
Seaboard Air Live
Southern Pacifc
Sertificates
Southern Railway Fa
Texas and Pacific
Toledo
St. Eauls
Western
Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash Lars A i Ae
Wabash Dcenture B. Oe
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Wisconsin
Boston Closing Prices and Market Summary Fragment
The report lists closing prices and activity across multiple U S markets including Atchixen Poston Atban and American Sugar stocks, with notes on copper exports, London prices, and early August trading. It records earnings, spot and futures movements, and general market sentiment with scattered figures and percentages.
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Begton
Aux
Atchixen
Poston
Atban
Beaton Maine Hoatan
Fitenhure
New York
New Haven
Hartford
American ‘Artes Themical
American Arye Chemical Ptd
American Sugar
American Sugar Pic
American Telephone and Teleraph
Americas Woolen
S. Ralwen Electric Hum
Massachusetts
Aleyire Magnachusetts Electric
Massachusets
United Shoe Machine
North Butte
Bingham Range
Wall Street Gossip on Dividends and Finances
Washington Post report from early August outlines stockholder demand for dividends tied to earnings, with bankers and financiers approving higher returns. It notes steel directors defending a $90 million surplus and a Gary plant, Great Northern dividend policy, and rising government bond activity as markets react to new financing plans and board resignations.
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Weehington Post
New York
Critiel Sa
Gary
Great Northern
Farrington
James J. Hill
Hill
Canada
Copper Strength Lifts Mixed Stock Exchange Session
With a depleted board and many members away, trading was tepid on yesterday's Stock Exchange. Copper shares led modestly higher with Greene Copper at 23, later 22 3/8 to 22 3/4 after a record. Mitchell Mining rose to 41 1/2 and 43 8. American National fell to 17 1/2 from 18 1/4 as the bank list lay quiet. Capital Traction traded two shares at 14, while Columbia Railway 5s moved at 41 1/4 and Potomac Electric 68 at 104 1/2.
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Stock Exchange
New York
Greene
Mitchell Mining
American National
Columbia Railway
Potomac Electric
Washington stock quotes from the Ales-Columbia line market report
Yesterday's closing quotations list bids and prices for District of Columbia bonds, railroad and street railway issues, utilities, and various banks and trust stocks. Notable entries include Washington Railway and Electric preferred at 8754, common at wy, Metropolitan, Capital Traction around 1423, and several city gas, electric light, and title insurers with varied yields and prices.
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Aples
Columbia Raihway 1A
Potomac Fleetric S53
Greene Copper
Mitchell Minkyg
Atlor Call
Capitol Trenton
District of Columbia
Philippine Land Purchase
Carltal ‘Traction Railroad da
Anacostia and Potoman Bs
Metropollen Railroad
Mtropolitan Railroad
Metro-polltnn
Columbia Railroad
Washington Rovway
Elvetek
Washington Gas Company
United States Electric Light
United States
Chamapanke and
Potomac Telephonesa
Washington Market Company
Fotamsc Electric Light
Nor York
Washington Steamboat
Bristol Gan and Electric
National Safe Deposit and ‘Trust
Washington Lawn and Trust
America Security and Trust
Union Trust Company
Security Storage (Company
Washington Savings Bank
Wome Savinge Bank
Union Savings Bank
Washington Lavn Deposit Company
Gapital ‘Traction
Washington Railway and Electric
Common
Washington
Metropolitan
Central
Farmers and Mechanics
Colum
Capital
Neain
Rigas
Gil
National City
Franklin
Corcoran
Potomye
Arlington
National Union
Columalia
Tiken
Pearple's
Chesapeake and Potomac
Washington Gas
Georgetown Gas
Mergenthater Ethotype
Lanston Monotype
Washington Market
Norfolk
Washington Steamboat, 14270. ‘Treaty Appraisal and Agency Company
Mitchell Mining Company
Southern Publi Service Corporation
Washington Produce Market Prices Chronicle
Wholesale quotations show eggs, butter, cheese and poultry with varied gains and declines. Undergrades soft, creamery butter firm, live poultry receipts heavy with dull undergrades. tomatoes, potatoes, and other vegetables offered steady to mixed, with multiple price points across barrels and crates.
Live Stock Markets Report From New York and Chicago
Live stock and hog markets show receipts and price ranges in New York and Chicago. Beeves veals sheep and lambs move with steady to lower tones as buyers react to variably priced cattle and pork, while Grand Trunk plans a 15 million dollar stock issue to fund railway expansion over two years.
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Grand Trunk
Montreal
Grand Trunk and
Pacfic Railway
Baltimore Markets Grain Dairy Prices Report Aug 1
Dull and unchanged markets with exports and receipts listed. Wheat and corn show weak to steady tone, no. 2 red Western and southern grades appear with varied cash and futures quotes. Butter and cheese active with firm to unchanged prices. sugar steady with refined and coarse grades noted.
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Baltimore
India
New York Produce Prices and Market Report Aug 1
New York daily market notes show butter and cheese unchanged, eggs up and down, poultry varied with Western chickens and fowls around 11 1 2 cents. Potatoes, rye flour, lard, pork, and molasses maintain steady levels, while cornmeal, leather, wool, and tobacco show market firmness or steady demand. overall dullness lingers as arrivals and receipts are listed for multiple commodities.
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New York
Chicago Grain Market Mixed as Wheat Declines and Corn Holds
Trading in Chicago grain shows wheat slipping after bears pressed by Russia unrest and a Kansas crop estimate surpassing prior records. Corn weakens late on larger than expected country receipts while oats and hogs also soften. late-session news from New York and Kamass City influence prices. Primary receipts climb to 1,491,000 bushels with local deliveries noted across Minneapolis, Duluth, and Chicago.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
New York Stock Exchanges
Washington Stock Hixchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Th. Akot
Lani Sentavatier
Chicago
Aug
Shorin
Russia
Kamass City
Kansas
Prican
New York
Zeih
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicags
BBC
Nelling
GORGO
Wealmasa
Senthagat Wan
Ad- Ustlonsl
Threshinge
Pat TU
New York Grain Market Report for Rye Wheat and Corn
New York August 1 grain market shows rye receipts 89 000 bushels with spot prices steady to higher on open then weakens as liquidation and crop prospects weigh in. Wheat futures shift with export demand spurring a late rally while September and December show mixed moves. Corn receipts 94 600 bushels with price action opening higher on wheat strength then falling back as selling pressure increases. Oats receipts 68 400 bushels with prices easing. mixed oat grades and weights cited for U S export.
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Thia
New York
Duluth
Harriman Line to Gulf Rail Route Planned
Charter granted today for the Missouri River and Gulf Railway Company to build from Kansas City through eastern Kansas Indian Territory to Denison Texas with branches to Shreveport Louisiana and Cherokee County Missouri. Capital stock one million dollars. Directors include B F Winney C E K Wella A L Bervar C N Prouty K L Browne B R Lane and Winfield Fresman. Described as a Frankman interests subsidiary to give the Union Pacific Gulf access.
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Kansas City
Denison
Tex
Yopeka
Kans
Missouri River and Gulf Railway Company
Kanga City
Kansas
Indian Territory
Shreveport
Cherokee County
Missouriy
Joplin
B F. Winney
C. EK. Wella
A. L. Bervar
C. N. Prouty
K. L. Browne
B. BR. Lane
Winfield Fresman
Frankman
Union Pacific
Gulf of Mexico
Increase in Bank Notes Reported by Comptroller
The Comptroller of the Currency shows in the monthly circulation statement for July 31 1906 that national bank notes in circulation totaled 561 481.01 dollars, up 57 509 600 for the year and 368 635.17 for the month. Circulation based on United States bonds was 518 573 399, up 4 967.69 for the year and down 127 390 for the month. Circulation secured by lawful money reached 44 907 646, up 12 542 022 for the year and 1 643 033 for the month. Deposits to secure circulating notes stood at 500 362 610, and those to secure public deposits at 5 028 235.
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National Banc
United States
Strength in Tron Trade Across Iron Markets
New York reports strengthen in iron and steel demand with United States Steel Corporation posting its largest quarterly earnings. Pig iron and foundry markets rise as buyers lock in for year-end needs. Bessemer shipments resume to Chicago while prices gain across Southern and Eastern districts. Foreign and domestic demand supports robust midyear activity, rail and pipe orders rise in a buoyant market.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Bessemer Iron
Chicago
Foundry-iron
Birmingham
Buffalo
Pennsylvania
Seaboard
Mexico
Porto Rico
Public Debt Grows by 9.4 Million in July 1906
The monthly debt statement dated July 11, 1906 shows total public debt (excluding cash) at $973,206,801, up $9,421,114 for the month. It breaks down interest bearing debt at $95,159,000 and other categories, with cash in Treasury and trust funds totaling $1,478,768,281 against liabilities of $1,152,790,299 leaving a paid cash balance of $319,963.94. The Mint notes July coinage of $4,303,164, including gold and silver, with $20,000 set aside for the Philippine government.
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Panama
Bonda
Treasury
Mint
Colngga
United States
Rice imports in Philippines fall sharply in 1908
Manila reports Gov. Gen. Ide that rice imports to the Philippines in the fiscal year ended June 2 declined by 61,072,411 pounds valued at 3,084,183 gold dollars. He notes imports were less than three sevenths of 1901 and money sent for rice dropped to four-elevenths, while local shippers blame poverty and households turning to yams.
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Manila
Ide
Philippines
Ide BayBi
Cananea Central Copper Company Incorporation in Duluth
Incorporation papers for the Cananea Central Copper Company were filed in St Paul. The capital stock is 10000 dollars with a 36.08 dollar filing fee. Directors include W G Greene of Cananea Mexico and several Duluth residents. The mining property lies at Cananea Mexico and the Greens Consolidated Copper property may join the new company.
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St. Paul
Ave
Cananea Central Copper Company
Duluth
State Treasury
W. ¢. Greene
Caonanea
Mex
J. D. Ryan
Butte
Mort
James’ Houston
Calumet
Mich
C. A Duncan
G. A. Tomlinson
J- B. Cotton
Olcott
TF. Colle
A. Congolyn
Cananea ‘Central Mining Company
Cananea
W. G. Greene
St. Pan
Jexids
Greens
Uncle Sam's Deficit July 1906 Receipts and Expenditures
The July 1906 monthly statement shows total receipts of 52,298,852 and expenditures of 65,813,721, yielding a deficit of 13,514,969. Adjustments include a Central Pacific note paid and a future August entry. Internal revenue 902,221 and customs 1,416,778 contributed, with other receipts totaling 112,500 and expenditures around 2,720,000. Dividends on American Tobacco declared: 2.5 percent on common stock plus an extra dividend at a yet unspecified rate.
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Central Pacific Railroad Company
Leas
American Tobacco
New York
American Tobacco Company
Cuban Company Formed With $3 Million Capital
Albany Aug 1 The Cube Investing Corporation of New York was incorporated today to conduct agricultural and manufacturing business in Cuba with an authorized capital of 3 million dollars. Directors of record include El C. Fosburgh H M Kerr T W Shetton C H Kayler W W Dey Jr B R Camp Franklin and GT Tadson Atlanta.
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Norfolk
Franklin,Va
Albany
N. Y
Cube Investing Corporation
New York
Cuba
EL C. Fosburgh
H. M. Kerr
T. W. Shetton
C.H. Kayler
W. W. Dey
Norfolk, Va
BR J. Camp
Franklin Va
GT. Tadson
Atlanta, Ga
Washington yan & Trust Co Establishes Office and Capital
Washington yan & Trust Co announces an office and deposit services with paid up capital of 1,000,008 and surplus of 650,000. The firm acts as executor administrator trustee agent treasurer registrar and safekeeping vaults for valuables. The Real Estate Department will manage property with careful attention to details under senior officers Torn Joy Eds and executive team including Torn A. Swops Ellig Bprar Andrew Parker Harry G. Meem Boyd Taylor Thomas Bradlut and assistants.
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Washington Yan & Trust Co
Tntercet
Mdoctary Capecties
Seal Estate Department
Torn Joy
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