Market reacts as Washington hints at corporate action
New York June 22 reports show downward early trading but gains late as Cabinet discussions on legal actions against a corporation conclude with no immediate statement. Southern Pacific and Union Pacific rise on expected dividend moves while Baltimore and Ohio faces large short interest amid cautious bank and currency movements.
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Central Railroad of
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Baltimore and Ohio
Teanah
Baltimore
Ohio
New York Stock Market Summary June 22 Chicago trades
Wheat and corn declined on profit taking led by leading long positions. Quotes show mixed losses across futures with September wheat down and corn lower amid thin activity while United States Steel and General Electric held firm. Total shares traded reached 910,909 as Hibbs & Co. report confirms market tone.
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jAdams
Central
Amalgamated Copper
Kansas City Southern
Am. Car and Foundry
Kansan City
Car and Foundry
Soulsqite
American Catina Ol. Pan
Outa. Ag
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Sisnourt Pacis
Aavel
Fair
Commission Homes
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Kansas
Fexan
Keneas
Texas Pi
Joes
Logan County
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American Locometve Pfil
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Liverpool
Amm
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New York Central
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Republic Steel Prd
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Aoe
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International Por
Whestlag
International
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Wisconsin Central
W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Bond Market and Cotton Prices Report
The New York cotton market closed steady with a small net gain after quiet trading and 190,002 bales sold. Prices were helped by dry Southwest weather and higher cables, with late session support from short-covering and limited buying, while a dull tone persisted in broader bond listings and miscellaneous notes.
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New Yorks
Eady
Shorts
Pricss
Yestoriny
Ani
Se Wan
Live Stock Markets Report from New York June 21
Market summary shows receipts of cattle and calves with steer prices 4.00 to 6.00 and bulls 3.00 to 3.90. Cows and veals steady to higher, with calf prices around 4.30 to 7.00. Sheep and lambs mixed with lambs 7.50 to 99.00, hogs steady to strong with butcher weights 6.00 to 6.84. Cattle and hogs from Chicago and state hogs also noted with varied quotes. Exports noted for cattle, sheep, and beef quarters for tomorrow.
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New York
Liverpool
London
Chicago
Stockera
Fetlers
Second National Bank Statement Detail 1906 Washington DC
The Second National Bank of Washington presents its June 18 1906 financials showing resources including loans and discounts about 1.2 million dollars overdrafts secured and unsecured 863 58 thousand bonds to secure circulation 50 0000 thousands other bonds to secure U S deposits 327 000 00 and a large banking house inventory 120 855 00 plus deposits from national banks state banks and trust companies and substantial lawful money reserves including 199 039 00 gold and 42 408 00 in legal tender notes totals to 8 328 449 92 with liabilities consisting of paid in capital 360 000 00 surplus 170 000 00 undivided profits 20 789 39 and a large amount of deposits and notes outstanding. the document is signed by cashier John Rclkloff and dated June 18 1906 with notary and directors listed.
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Honda
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Contatac
United States
District of Columbia
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WM. S. Torbert
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National Bank
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Alfred B. Briggs
Southard Parker
Thomas R. Jones
Wimer
WS. Knox
John F. Wilkins
D. H .Perry Johnson
John 8
Tarver
Geo H. Harries
A. S
Speele
Trust Co
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Khaniora
Gapital
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Trust company balance sheet and sworn statement 1900
District of Columbia. ANDREW PARKER Treasurer swears the above figures true to best knowledge. The statement lists liabilities including capital stock paid in 1,000,005 09 and various deposits. Notary Alfred B. Dent witnesses. Signatories include John Joy Edson and multiple corporate officials.
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V.syees
District of Columbia
Andrew Paricer
Helief
Andrew Parker
Traasurer
Alfred B. Dent
Correr
JNO
Joy Fdson
JO. A. Bwopl
W. E Barker
John A. Hamilton
Rhainard H. Warner
Watson J. Newton
John FA. Larner
Augustus Crane, Jr
Lomb Abormaher
H. Shea
A. Wilegn
Yen
Columbia
Georg
Howard
George Howard
Cashier
L. Francis Miller
Francis Miller
A. D
Howard Moran
D.C
Tates
Reesidh
San & Tru Office Cor
Kadle Tate
Yalu
Joen Joy Edson
John A. Swope
Ellis Spear
Andrew Par Harry
Meem
Boyd Taylor
Thomas Bradlet
Wall Street Gossip Hints Market At Its Level
Special to The Washington Post reports New York June 22 bankers from prominent houses say the market has struck its level. They see possible small moves up or down with no strong trend. Rumors of a possible August dividend by Southern Pacific stir Attention though some doubt the basis. Northern Pacific ore lands sale to United States Steel Corp nears completion as Interborough Metropolitan advances.
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Auruat
T'Nien Pacific
Andien
United States Steel
Orc
Great Northern Railway
New York
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Piltaburx
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Baltimore
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Wilmington
Del
Wheeling
W. Va
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Canada
Washington Post
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Titan Pacific
Tennessee Cosl
Iron-Republic Steel
Sloss Sheffield Proplic
Tennessee Coal
Iraq
John W. Gates
Casey
Mulcahy
James J. Hill
J. Pierpont Morgan
Parla
United States Steel Corporation
Corey
Steel Corporation
Gary
Interborough
New York Grain Market Mixed as Supplies Rise
Wheat receipts reach 20 000 bushels with futures steady to lower amid weekly clearances and Argentine shipments. Corn supplies climb to 78 100 bushels with futures wavering on crop news and arrivals. oats show modest gains amid steady spot prices and varied weight classes.
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New York
Duluth
Northern Mankota
Plase
Stradier
Makenet Deelinz
Balan
National Metropolitan Bank Report from Wilmington DC 1906
The document presents a bank condition report for the National Metropolitan Bank in Washington District of Columbia dated June 1906. It lists assets including loans, bonds, reserves, and securities, liabilities to other banks and customers, capital and surplus, and notes on deposits and trust accounts, with official attestations by the cashier J Fendall Cain and notary public acknowledgments.
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Traders National Bank
Washington
District of Columbia
National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company of
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