Market Buoyancy Amid Profit Taking On Rail Earnings
Market open shows broad advance with profit taking but steady end. London buyers push U S Steel on dividend news while Southern, Rock Island, and St Louis San Francisco report solid June earnings. Copper up and rail deal rumors swirl as Reading, Brooklyn Rapid, and Smelters lead gains. rains hit cotton, crop reports drag prices.
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Southern
Rock Island
Southern Railway
St. Louis
San Francisco
Pennsylvania
Wabash
Gould
United States
Reading
Brooklyn
Boston Market Report Mixed Prices and Notes From London Trading
The page reports closing prices across several lines including Atchixen Poston and Atban, and mentions multiple U.S. and European suppliers such as American Sugar, American Telephone, and United Shoe Machine. It notes London market activity, copper exports, currency rates, and ongoing stock figures with scattered figures for August and July, reflecting a broad financial snapshot. It cites W. B. Hibbs & Co. as brokers and includes closing/opening data and brief commodity trends.
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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 Steel Plant Plans
The Washington Post reports traders and bankers stressing dividends aligned with earnings. Steel directors defend profits use, citing a $90 million surplus and Gary plant costs. Stock volume hits 1.33 million, with Great Northern dividend policy tied to Hill. Government bonds rise as Panama issuance sells at 104.40. St Paul leads gains amid speculation of new financing, while Baltimore and Ohio board resignations loom.
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Weehington Post
New York
Critiel Sa
Gary
Great Northern
Farrington
James J. Hill
Hill
Canada
New York City
Fisk & Robinson
Baltimore and Ohio
Thayer
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio Board
Snuch
Norfolk and Western Board
St. Paul
Copper stocks lead tepid trading on weak stock exchange day
With a depleted board traders showed little enthusiasm on yesterday’s Stock Exchange session. Copper issues rose with New York sentiment, while Greene Copper traded only modestly. American National declined, and activity centered on a small Cap ital Trautlon stake as bonds also traded lightly.
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Stock Exchange
New York
Greene
Washington Stock Exchange closes with mixed bids and notes
Closing bid quotations from yesterday show varied values across rail, gas, electric, and trust stocks. District of Columbia bonds, railroad issues, metropolitan and street rail lines, and utility certificates underscore a broad market snapshot. Also listed are savings banks, insurance firms, title companies, telephones, and machine stocks with diverse figures and notes on ex dividends and rights.
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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 Market Shows Mixed Dairy and Produce Prices
Quotations indicate wholesale prices for eggs butter cheese and live poultry with steady veggies. Prices reflect receipts heavy for poultry and dairy then firm creamery butter advances while potatoes and tomatoes show broad ranges and fruits light on demand.
Live Stock Markets Mixed Up in New York and Chicago Reports
Live Stock markets across New York and Chicago show receipts and price moves for cattle, veals, sheep, lambs, hogs. New York reports firm cattle on some grades, varied beef prices and heavy beef exports. Chicago notes steady to higher prices for best weights, softer for others, with large hog and sheep offerings. Grand Trunk plans a 15 million dollar stock expansion funded by new 4 percent debentures over two years.
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New York
Ig Cor
Amd
Bent Stenéy
Comum
Helvers
Calvet
Grand Trunk
Montreal
Grand Trunk and
Pacfic Railway
Baltimore Markets Grain and Freight Report August 1
Dull and unchanged markets for flour and wheat with various futures and spot prices. Receipts and exports listed for corn oats rye and related grains, plus steady to firm butter cheese and sugar prices across grades.
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Baltimore
India
New York Produce Market Prices Mixed Despite Stable Butter
New York August 1 Butter unchanged. Cheese steady. Eggs receipts 14,291. Poultry alive varied with Western chickens and turkeys noted. Potatoes rising per barrel 1.59 to 1.75, flour receipts 30,980 barrels. Coffee, tea, and wool show little change. Lard weak, pork steady. Molasses and sugar markets steady with refining unchanged.
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Virginia
Houthern
Delra
New York State
Western
New
Etger
New York
Chicago Grain Markets Close Mixed With Wheat Lead
Chicago grain markets moved higher on export optimism but finished mixed. Wheat rose on short covering amid Russia unrest while corn and oats lost ground. local receipts and forecasts weighed on prices. Provisions declined with lower live hog values. overall market showed late profit taking and steady closes.
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Aug
Shorin
Russia
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New York Grain Markets Report Opens Higher Then Falls
New York grain prices traded volatile with wheat rising briefly on bullish crop news and export demand, then weakening to close mixed. Wheat futures for May and September slid from early highs while December held firmer. corn and oats followed weaker after open, with spot supplies and elevator quotes listed for various grades.
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New York
Duluth
Missouri River and Gulf Railway Formed to Kansas City Gulf
A charter granted August 1 establishes the Missouri River and Gulf Railway Company with $1,000,000 capital to build from Kansas City through eastern Kansas to Denison Texas, via Indian Territory, with branches to Shreveport Louisiana and to Cherokee County Missouri ending at Joplin. Directors include B F Winney C E K Wells A L Bervar and others in Kansas City and Kansas. The line is described as a subsidiary tied to Frankman interests to give 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 July 31 1906
The Comptroller of the Currency reports total national bank notes in circulation at month end July 31 1906 amounting to 561 481.01 dollars an annual rise of 57 509 600 and a monthly rise of 368 635 17 The currency based on United States bonds stood at 518 573 399 dollars with a yearly increase of 4 967 69 and a monthly decrease of 127 390 The circulation secured by lawful money totaled 44 907 646 dollars up 12 542 022 for the year and up 1 643 033 for the month Deposits to secure circulating notes were 500 362 610 dollars and those to secure public deposits 5 028 235 dollars
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National Banc
United States
Strength in Thin Iron Markets Drives Steel Trade News
Strength in iron markets drives large steel orders and record quarterly earnings for United States Steel Corporation. Pig iron trade centers on East demand with substantial midyear purchases, while Western shipments resume. Foundry iron and finished materials show buoyant activity with rail and pipe orders boosting markets.
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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 in July 1906 Officials Report
The monthly debt statement issued July 11, 1906 shows total debt at $973,206,801 with a $9,421,114 rise for the month. Cash on hand declines, and certificates and Treasury notes totaling $1,048,803,359 are offset by equivalent cash held for redemption. The mint’s July production reached $4,303,164, including $6,175,000 in gold and $125,164 in silver, with $20,000 reserved for Philippine government use.
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Panama
Bonda
Treasury
Mint
Colngga
United States
Rice Imports in Philippines Drop Sharply in 1908
Manila reports Gov. Gen. Ide notes rice imports for the fiscal year ending June 2 fell by 61,072,411 pounds worth 3,084,183 in gold. He says 1908 imports were well below 1901 levels, forecasting continued decline and possible local export of rice within two years as demand shrinks amid poverty. Local shippers blame poverty and reliance on yams rather than higher rice purchases.
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Manila
Ide
Philippines
Ide BayBi
Cananea Central Copper Company Incorporation Formed
Reports from St Paul show Cananea Central Copper Company filed incorporation papers in Minnesota with $10,000 capital. Directors include W G Greene of Cananea Mexico J D Ryan James Houston and C A Duncan among others all Duluth residents and headquarters. Cananea Mex mining properties tied to Greens Consolidated Copper may join the new firm.
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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 receipts of 52,298,852 dollars and expenditures of 45,813,721 dollars, yielding a deficit of 7,? million. Adjustments include a paid Central Pacific note and a July balance affecting August figures, with internal revenue 902,221 dollars and customs 1,416,778 dollars. American Tobacco Directors declare a 2.5 percent quarterly dividend and an extra dividend on common stock.
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Central Pacific Railroad Company
Leas
American Tobacco
New York
American Tobacco Company
Cuban Company Formed With $3 Million Capital
The Cube Investing Corporation of New York was incorporated today to conduct general agricultural and manufacturing business in Cuba with authorized capital of 3,000,000 dollars. Directors of record include El C. Fosburgh H. M. Kerr T. W. Shetton C. H. Kayler W. W. Dey Jr Br J. Camp GT Tadson and others from Norfolk Franklin and 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. Office Corrections and Names
Washington yan & Trust Co declares paid up capital of 1,000,008 with surplus 650,000. The firm lists roles including executor administrator trustee agent treasurer and registrar. Real estate department to name management of properties with pledged safety for vault storage and valuables. Top officers include Torn Joy Eds president Torn A Swops vice president Ellig Bprar Andrew Parker Harry Meem Boyd Taylor Thomas Bradlut and Thomas Bradlut as assistant treasurers.
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Washington Yan & Trust Co
Tntercet
Mdoctary Capecties
Seal Estate Department
Torn Joy
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