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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1918

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Chicago Grain Market Slips on Rain Delays and Market Moves

Chicago prices fell across corn oats and pork futures as soaking rains in Kansas Missouri and Michigan dampened demand while traders anticipated higher market movement. October corn closed at 1.63 44 a bushel with declines in lard ribs and pork futures. The Department of Agriculture pegged hog supply 3 percent above last year.

Associated Press Chicago Kansas Missouri Michigan Southwest Hoover Europe Department of Agriculture Timothy Washington Nebraska Iowa Illinois Ohio Valley Cdme Rocky Mountain Bureau of Markets United States Department of Agriculture California Ordway Cal

Grain and Provisions Market Roundup Across Cities

Agricultural price listings from Kansas City Toledo St Louis Minneapolis Duluth Indianapolis New York Milwaukee report wheat corn oats flax rye and hay values. Markets show varied bid offers with No 2 mixed corn around 1.80 to 1.92 and soft commodity notes on jute crop damage in India.

Kansas City Toledo ST. Louis Minneapolis Duluth Indianapolis C. Hay Firm New York Standard Sliga Middle West Milwaukee

New York Bonds by W. E. Hutton Company

Bond market note from New York discusses offerings via W. E. Hutton & Co based in First National Bank Building. Includes brief mention of bond types and investor interest.

W. E. Hutton & CO First National Bank New York. Stock Exchange First National Bank Building

Stocks Rally As Rail Gains Lead on War News

New York trading session shows broad advance with rails leading the way as investors respond to expectations of easing money conditions and encouraging war reports. Major boosts to Canadian Pacific St Paul United States Steel and other transport and utility issues amid stronger demand for foreign bonds and Liberty issues.

Associated Press New York Canadian Pacific St. Paul Common Preferred Union Pacific Southern Pacific Central Reading United States Steel Marine General Electric New York Air Brake Texas Company Liberty United States

Metal markets show steady notes and tin gains in London

New York metal exchanges report unchanged notes with spot at 8.05 dollars. Spelter remains firm at East St. Louis 8.90 bid. In London, spot tin and futures trade at 371 pounds 10 shillings.

New York East St. Louis London

Columbus Stocks Close Mixed on City Service and Ohio Gas

Columbus stock roundup reports closing prices with City Service common at 209 and preferred at 72, Ohio Gas at 37 and 38, reflecting modest gains and fluctuations.

Columbus Ohio Gas

Gas and Railways Lead Stock Exchange Trading

Gas and street railway stocks dominated activity on the Cincinnati Stock Exchange with 28 shares traded on call. Cincinnati Street Railway moved to 47, Ohio State Telephone at 15, Columbia Gas and Electric at 35, and Cincinnati Gas and Electric at 72. Cotton jumped about 15 dollars a bale on New York, generating profit for Cincinnati traders but also losses. War news and tax policy debates influenced market sentiment and municipal bond taxation sparks editorial debate in local papers.

Cincinnati Stock Exchange Cincinnati Street Railway Ohio State Telephone Columbia Gas and Electric Cincinnati Gas and Eléctric New York Cotton Exchange Cincinnati New York Exchange

Bank Clearings Report From Cincinnati and St Louis

Bank clearings in Cincinnati for Friday totaled 9 314 405 with Thursday at 9 255 824 and last Friday at 10 818 574. Money rates held. exchanges sold to the Federal Reserve Bank at usual discount. In Cincinnati Stock Exchange 28 shares traded with First Call showing 4 Columbia Gas and Electric, 10 Ohio State Telephone. 6 Cincinnati Gas and Electric and 8 Cincinnati Street Railway shares. Dispatch from St Louis reports clearings 25 297 555 with balances 36 920 302 and notes time loans 6 per cent. commercial paper 6 per cent. Federal Reserve Bank bought and sold New York exchange at discounts.

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Coffee futures fluctuate with small net gains in New York market

The New York coffee market saw modest activity and irregular moves. July sales by importers pressured futures, but declines absorbed. near month liquidation was taken by trade houses. September to May futures quoted higher or lower within narrow ranges, with spot Rio and Santos prices quoted and Brazilian port receipts noted.

New York Rio Santos London Rio Exchange Sao Paulo Jundiahy

Money Markets Mixed As Bonds Firm And Currencies Fluctuate

Mercantile Paper 6 percent with varied sixty day and demand rates. Sterling sixty day bills at 472 percent and 4 7 2 percent. Francs and Lire show modest gains while Rubles quote nominal. Government and railroad bonds steady with time loans strong. London money at 3 percent with discounts 17-32 percent. Paris bourse steady with three percent rentes at 62f 80c. London stock market firm though railroads uneven. Mexican issues fall with Northwestern decline. African land stocks in demand.

New York Mercantile Paper London Paris Exchange Stock Exchange Guayaquil Mexican Northwestern

Cattle Market Report from Cincinnati Area August 23 2018

Receipts and shipments for the past twenty four hours compared with four days prior show cattle hogs sheep movements across markets in Cincinnati and other regions. Cattle trade opened brisk with steady to strong prices for steers cows and bulls. hogs sold near prior day levels with varied weights. lambs and sheep steady with active demand for choice grades. Major price ranges include heavy steers 18 to 19 dollars, cows 9 to 12, hogs around 19 to 21, and lambs up to about 18 dollars.

Cincinnati MARS Porure Ivcadavivcev Tie i. Eyeer East Buffalo Kansas City ST. Louis Pittsburg

Maximum Wool Prices Fixed by the War Board

The War Industries Board set maximum prices on reworked wool from 46 grades of old rags. Prices range from 27 1e cents per pound for dark skirted cloth to 9 cents per pound for knips, effective until October 1 and then reviewed.

Washington War Industries Board

Market Report Cites Dull Evaporated Goods Prices

New York market notes August 23 indicate evaporated items dull with prunes firm and quiet, apricots steady, peaches firm, and raisins holding steady as trade shows little activity.

New York

Wheat and hay markets in era drought strain supplies

August 23 1918 Cincinnati notes light homegrown vegetable receipts with tomatoes and corn dominant. Wheat demand remains active though exports constrained. farmers protest wheat exports while mills seek flour purchases. Hay bids firm as shipments cap and dry weather tightens pasture. commodity prices show downward tilt for many crops but hay holds firm for quality timothy.

Cincinnati Indiana Food Administration Timothy

Cotton Market Sparks Record Swing in New York Trading

The Cotton market saw a rapid, sensational move with October contracts rising to 34.50c and closing near 54.80c per pound on heavy activity. Texas rain rumors and bearish private condition reports spurred broad buying before easing, with December and January futures also firming and overall export and port stocks noted.

New York Liverpool Texas United, States Bates American New York Cotton Exchange New Orleans Aus

Butter Poultry and Eggs Prices Across Cities

Market telegram reports unchanged butter with varied egg prices in Kansas City Chicago and St Louis. Philadelphia Indianapolis and Cleveland show higher eggs and steady butter and cheese with poultry firm to mid 30s for hens and small birds.

Kansas Pennsylvania Philadelphia The Commercial Tribune Ndianapolis Indianapoli Indianapolis Cleveland

Dun's Activity Repressed in Business

Dun's reports recovering tendencies in trade and industry in sections where heat and humidity had suppressed activity. War production intensifies, government demands expand, and regular business restrictions tighten further, as manufacturers hesitate on civilian orders awaiting possible war needs. Weekly bank clearings $5,443.

New York Dun’s Offia

Oil Road Treatment District Created in Cincinnati

The Director of Public Service in Cincinnati declares a district along Brotherton road Harvey avenue and Vernon place where roadways will be oil treated once in the summer of 1918. Assessments will be levied per abutting foot to cover the full cost, with final timing and method set by the Director after work completion.

Director Ofublic Service City of Cincinnati Sam Hodges Brotherton Road Madison Road Fielding Street Director of Public Service City’. of Cincinnati C. Simms Harvey ‘Avenue Rockdale Avenue Vernon Place Emma B. Holmes Oak Street Harvey Avenue Aew Service City of State of Ohio Chas. F. Hornberger Edward P.durr

Ohio Insurance Dept Certifies A of A Of New York OK

State of Ohio confirms Insurance Company of America of New York is authorized to transact in Ohio for the year. Based on year end to December 31, its liabilities and net assets are listed. net assets 573 600 47 and paid up capital 200 000 dollars. Income 389 550 53 and expenditures 323 315 23. Seal of Superintendent W H Tomlinson.

State OF Ohio Insurance Department Columbus I. W Ohio Soi Deese Esate OP Tass Ks Slp Cole Tamer W. H. Tomlinson

Cotton Market Nervous Yet Strong as Prices Hit New Highs

The week saw nervous, irregular trading with supplies absorbed as prices rose. October contracts climbed from 33.10c to 34.90c amid fears of a very long August, limited Southern hedge selling, and gains amid foreign buying and late week domestic support.

Associated Press New York Liverpool

Boston Wool Outlook as War Demands Persist

The Commercial Bulletin reports no change in the domestic wool situation with valuations rising on new clip and prompt government payments. Mills show less activity but more machinery working on war orders, per National Association of Wool Manufacturers.

Boston Commercial Bulletin National Association of Wool Manufacturers

Raw sugar market steadies as stockpiles grow

The raw sugar market in New York remained at L.985e per Cuban refine point, equaling 6.055¢ for centrifugal. Refiners have built stockpiles of about 100000 tons due to weaker demand, seen as easing future seasonal shortages. no sales were reported.

New York Cubas

Indian Hill Unit Council of National Defense Meeting

The Indian Hill Unit of the Council of National Defense will meet at Indian Hill Hall on Saturday August 31 at 8 p.m. Thomas H. Darby Ch Qm U S N and Mr C W Whitney will give addresses. A band concert follows with Mrs Robert Sattler as violin soloist.

Indian Hill Council of National Defense Jefferson School District Indian Hill Hall Thomas H. Darby C. W._ Whitney Robert Sattler

Tar wagon fire threatens Hyde Park homes

A tar wagon overflow at 1337 Edwards Road Hyde Park started a blaze near Mrs. Joseph Lang and nearby houses Friday before noon. Hyde Park Fire Department quickly extinguished the fire, preventing further damage.

Joseph Lang Edwards Road Hyde Park

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