Bank Clearings Fall While Stocks Hold Steady On Exchange
Bank clearings dropped to 9 005 461 in a day of mixed results as rail and strike uncertainties weighed on trade. Foreign exchange shifted with francs and Serbian dinars in demand and sterling under pressure. Procter Gamble notes and utility stocks showed brisk trading while Liberty Bonds remained active. Local market totalled 517 shares and 5 000 in bonds.
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Goodrich
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Goodyear Tire and Rubber Preferred
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Market bulls rally as funds ease and steel leads gains
The market stayed buoyant amid 6 percent money and Sterling near 4 dollars with improving liquidity. W. E. Hutton & Co and Alfred Hill & Co report broad strength, short covering in Steel, and expect equities to rise further if money remains easy, with rails and copper stocks poised for participation.
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Market cautious on unloading tone and 6 percent money
Channer and Sawyer say in an unloading market with a firm tone driven by 6 per cent money. They warn that pools may be distributing stock and urge caution before making long commitments after six weeks of notable advances and potential technical reaction.
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Market Sees Firm Tone As Troy Malas Rise
Roberts & Hall report a very firm market with three safe Troy malas noted and a fourth coming stronger. The observation suggests ongoing demand and price resilience in the current session.
Cincinnati stocks and bonds quotations on the Stock Exchange
Last official quotations show Procter & Gamble bonds and common stock, American Rolling Mill certificates and pref, Champion Coated Paper, Goodyear pref, Globe-Wernicke, Kroger G&B new pref, Paragon Refining, United States Can Common, Cincinnati Gas and Electric, and various utilities and rail issues with prices and percent values. Multiple firm names appear with pref and common listings, including Procter & Gamble 7s 1922 and 6s pref, and several Ohio and regional issues.
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Market outlook hints at higher sugar and oil stocks
A general list seems headed for better levels as steel holds near session highs and turnover remains heavy. Equipment stocks show strength with bullish chatter in oils, three groups viewed as recession buys. Sugar stocks may rise with market stiffening, and linseed bulls expect another sharp advance soon.
Market Rebounds as Call Money Drops to Six Percent
Westheimer & Co. credit a cheaper money supply for a bright market turn. Call money loans renewed at 6 percent signal easing while copper shares rise. Anaconda and Inspiration hit new highs and Utah advances 35 percent. Copper remains steady at 19 1 2 cents. Kennecott up to 33 4. Overall demand strengthens with profit-taking muting gains but mood remains buoyant.
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Kennecott
OIL SHARES MOVE AS ISLAND OIL RISES IN NY TRADING
Oil shares led activity on the New York curb as speculative interest shifted from industrial stocks to independent oils. Island Oil moved from 7 to 8 before giving up the gain, while Dominion Oil held at around 144% to 14%.
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Dominion Oil
Big figures shown at Cincinnati Federal Reserve meeting
At the Cincinnati Branch Board meeting Manager L W Manning presented figures on the third Liberty 4s. The report showed 225000 coupons totaling over 1250000 dollars were passed during the month and about 18000 temporary bonds of that issue had been handled and exchanged, making over 75000 pieces processed.
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Cincinnati
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
L. W. Manning
Bank clearings and checks surge in Cincinnati area month
The report shows over 60 000 permanent bonds returned to owners and 130 000 pieces handled. The bank transit department processed more than 35 000 checks daily. Government tax payments exceeded 12 million dollars and transfers to Federal Reserve Banks and government topped 21 million. Total checks and direct to subtreasuries and Treasury surpassed 135 000. Clearings for Cincinnati Clearing House reached 340 249 275 with potential total around 450 000 000. The bank aided regional business, expediting payments and curbing speculative activity.
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City Service Bankers Shares declare April dividend rise
The Cities Service Company Bankers' Shares announce a 53 875c distribution for the rod closing May 1. April 1 distribution reached 7 818 stockholders, up 825 from March 1 and 2 280 since Jan 1, totaling a 6 757 gain since April 1, 1919. Also, Cincinnati Clearing House Association session installed new officers led by W C Wachs as President and E A Seiter retiring.
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E. A. Seiter
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Lincoln National Bank
Leo J. van Lahr
Provident Savings Bank and Trust Company
Duble
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Beazell and Chatfield Add Gordon I. Lowenstein
Beazell and Chatfield announce yesterday that the firm has added Gordon I. Lowenstein to its force. Lowenstein is a well known young man from this city and joins the staff as part of the expansion.
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Gordon I. Lowenstein
Studebaker Board Meeting Deters Stock Buyers
A late message to Fred McLaughlin of Channer and Sawyer says the Studebaker Board of Directors disappointed many buyers hoping for a large stock rise. The meeting was described as routine.
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Channer & Sawyer
Studebaker Board of Directors
Liberty Bonds Market Shifts With Mixed Gains
Liberty Bonds rose with the first 4s advancing to 91.80 and 44s up to 92.98, while second 44s fell to 89.58 and 89.72. The third 4s gained to 92.98 as gains varied, the fourth 4s and Victory issues unchanged. Total sales under five million dollars.
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Cincinnati Stock Exchange Sheet Revised With New Names
The exchange published a renewed sheet yesterday showing member names in a reorganized layout. The update makes the list more legible and appears superior to the former sheet.
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Coffee futures hold firm amid near month short covering
New York April 6 prices opened steady as traders eyed improved spot demand after holidays. Near month and September contracts rose, with April to December values advancing and Rio and Santos markets showing mixed signals. Brazilian port receipts and Rio exchange trends appeared to influence sentiment while official cables noted a Rio decline and lower dollar value.
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Columbus Stocks Update
Columbus reports April 6 closing prices for Cities Service common 39 0 to 39 5, preferred 69 to 70, Ohio Gas at 44 in the last sale. The brief notes market activity for these securities.
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Financial market snapshot from St Louis and Chicago reports
Special Dispatch notes St Louis clearings at 24.96 million with time loans and discounts. Chicago clearings at 111.09 million with bonds and bank loans. Over the counter sales include Union Lights and P, Goodrich Tire, Ohio Traction, Cincinnati utilities, British bonds, Fourth Liberty bonds, and Victory bonds. foreign exchange rates and US government bonds also listed.
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Cotton Seed Oil Market Dips After Opening Rise
New York April 6 Cotton seed futures showed erratic behavior with a protracted lard led rise followed by a broad market easing. Leading deliveries closed 7 to 11 points lower with 17,000 barrels traded. prices ranged from crude at 16.75 cents to summer yellow around 18.95 cents and July at 19.30 cents with several contracts remaining nominal.
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Turpentine and Rosin Prices and Stocks Reported
In Savannah on April 6 a turpentine firm reported $2.33 sales for 23 barrels with 6 barrels receipts and stock at 1,150 barrels. A rosin firm noted receipts of 10 barrels and shipments totaling 600 barrels plus 17,085 barrels in stock with bid prices ranging around 16 to 18 dollars and window glass at 19.
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