Market ends higher after cabinet talks ease nerves
New York June 22. Downward early trading gave way to stronger close as Washington cabinet discussions suggested possible action against a corporation but no statement was issued. Southern Pacific and Union Pacific led gains amid dividend hopes while Baltimore and Ohio faced large short interest. The day closed with broad recovery, steady money market, and mixed banking data from Bradstreet.
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Baltimore and Ohio
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Baltimore
Ohio
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Pennsylvania
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Foreign Exchange
Chicago
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The
Stock Exchange
New York Stock Market Summary June 22 1900s Cotton and Wheat Volatile
Chicago and New York quotes show profit taking by leading longs and mixed demand across grains and rails. Wheat slipped while corn and cotton contracts softened and steel and utilities posted modest gains amid active trading. W. B. Hibbs & Co. report lists high low and closes with numerous named issues and volumes.
New York Bonds and Cotton Market Quiet as Prices Hold
New York cotton market was quiet with about 190 002 bales traded. Prices held steady with a net gain around 265 points as sales eased after early advances. Exports for the day were nearly three times port receipts.
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New Yorks
Eady
Shorts
Pricss
Yestoriny
Ani
Se Wan
Live Stock Markets Report From New York June 21
Cattle receipts 3,992 with steers in fair demand and steady to strong, bulls unchanged, cows mixed with some not wanted. Calves receipts 401 with prices near Wednesday's close, veals from 4.30 to 9.97, top around 7.60. Hogs receipts 1,473 with market steady to strong, prime hogs 6.82 to 6.84, packing hogs 4.85 to 6.50. Sheep and lambs receipts 4,551 with strong market for sheep and lambs. lambs 7.50 to 9.90, yearlings 5.00 to 7.00, bad. Cattle further notes include 2,000 receipts in Chicago with prime steers around 4.00.
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New York
Liverpool
London
Chicago
Stockera
Fetlers
Second National Bank Statement At Washington 1906
A detailed bank statement for Second National Bank of Washington DC dated June 18 1906 shows resources including loans and discounts 1200523 91 overdrafts secured and unsecured 863 58 U S bonds 5000000 other bonds 327000 00 premiums on bonds 6781 49 banking house 120855 00 due from national banks 94270 3 due from state banks 16078 15 due from approved reserve agents 12202 43 checks and other cash items isan 20 exchanges for clearing house 33 notes of other national banks 1895 0 fractional currency 502 30 lawful money reserve 199039 00 legal tender notes 42408 01 redemption fund 0 total assets 8328449 92 liabilities paid in capital 3600000 00 surplus fund 170000 00 undivided profits 20789 39 national bank notes outstanding 50000 00 due to other national banks 12198 43 due to state banks and banks 240 43 dividends unpaid 44350 individual deposits 114834,12 United States deposits 220000 00 total 32303419 92 sworn by John R Klockoff cashier and notary public dated June 20 1908 with directors listed as witnesses
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Southard Parker
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D. H .Perry Johnson
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Tarver
Geo H. Harries
A. S
Speele
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Provident Rexerys
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Financial statement of trust company with signed oath
District of Columbia figures show liabilities and capital stock for a trust company. Andrew Parker the treasurer swears the financials are true to best knowledge and belief. Notary Alfred Dent certified the affirmation on June 22, 1900, with attestations from a list of officials and directors.
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Wall Street Gossip Hints Market At A Level
Special to The Washington Post reports New York June 22 bankers from prominent houses say the market has struck its level having prior oversold. They expect possible minor moves up or down with no strong trend. Rumors swirl of a potential 4 percent dividend from Southern Pacific in August, though some doubt it. Northern Pacific ore lands sale to United States Steel nears completion as Interborough Metropolitan gains.
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New York
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Ohio
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Central of
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of Georgia 20 Inc
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and Alton
Galveston
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St. Louis
Mixtonm
Kansea
Texas
Neegg
Missouri
Kansas
National Railroad of Mesiun
Lee
Mobile
New York Central General
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Tron Mountain
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Great Britain
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Washington Post
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Iron-Republic Steel
Sloss Sheffield Proplic
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John W. Gates
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Mulcahy
James J. Hill
Canada
J. Pierpont Morgan
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Corey
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Interborough
New York Grain Market Summary June Wheat Corn and Oats
Wheat receipts reach 20 000 bushels with prices around 94 to 96 cents in elevators and firmer nearby futures. Corn supplies total 78 100 bushels with No 2 yellow around 66 to 69 cents and oats at 21 to 24 cents, market mixed on crop news and demand, but closing steady to lower across futures.
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Prime Mercantile
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Northern Mankota
Plase
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Makenet Deelinz
Balan
Report of the Condition of the National Metropolitan Bank
The document presents a dated bank condition report for the National Metropolitan Bank at Washington, B.C. for June 1906 detailing assets including loans, bonds, reserves, due from other banks, cash items, and real estate. liabilities show capital stock, surplus, profits, and various deposits and obligations, with sworn attestations by the cashier and notary publics.
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