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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1908

Page

8

New York Stocks Undergo A Comprehensive Uplift

The New York stock market saw a broad but sober rise led by Union Pacific as investors weighed the Pennsylvania bond issue and its priority mortgage structure. United States Steel lagged amid a cautious trade outlook while the Norfolk and Western dividend cut was largely ignored. Bond sales totaled par value $4,252,000 with United States bonds unchanged on call.

New York Pennsylvania Union Pacific United States Steel Norfolk & Western United States

Ticker Talk American stocks steady in London

London market quiet and near parity as Bank rates remain unchanged. Gold exports to date total 7,000,000 dollars. Kansas City Southern expects eight percent earnings on preferred. Stocks plentiful in loan crowd.

London Kansas City Southern

Bullish Sentiment Lifts Stocks and Bonds Amid Rail Line Strains

Easy money and good crop outlook boost prices despite low business spirits and poor railroad earnings. Union Pacific leads bullish rails with other standard lines following. Market interests and bankers push demand as bonds improve, attracting investor optimism.

Roberts, Hall & Criss Union Pacific W. E. Hutton & Co

Railroads Lead As Stocks Rally On Weak Spots

Railway stocks appear strong for purchases on dips with Northwestern lines highlighted. If political outlook pleases bankers, investors may push shares higher, as Union Pacific Reading and Steel Common rally near day’s top.

Page & Hill Chas. E. Bultman Co Union Pacific Reading and Steel Common H. M. Beazell

London and European markets show dull trading and firm discounts

On April 23 London stocks faced dull turnover with gilt edgeds and home rails declining amid light investment buying and settlement pressure. American securities were moderate, New York buying later supported Southern Pacific and Steel, while Paris and Berlin bourses opened firmer then faded.

Treasury Balance Report Shows Cash and Gold Holdings

Washington on April 23 reports the general fund balance excluding the gold reserve. Available cash is 250 141 725 dollars with gold coin and bullion at 21 796 582 dollars and gold certificates at 18 838 800 dollars.

Washington Treasury General Fund

New York Mining Prices Reported in April 23 Market

New York mining prices list quotes multiple mining stocks with values for Adams Con .05 Alice 2.25 Breece .10 Brunswick Con .10 Com stock Tunnel .37 Con. Cal. and Va. .47 Iron Silver 1.00 Leadville Con .03 Little Chief .05 Ontario 4.00 Ophir 2.39 Potosi .12 Savage .28 Nevada .36 Small Hopes .18 Standard 1.50.

New York Adams Con Alice Breece Brunswick Comstock Tunnel Con. Cal Leadville Little Chief Ontario Ophir Potosi Savage Nevada Small Hopes Standard

New York Bond Sales Summary

A dense list of bond sales and prices from various U S and international issuers. Includes Japanese, Mexican, American and Canadian securities with quoted yields, denominations, and totals, noting overall market activity and total sales reported at 4,252,000.

Financial and Personal Notes Roundup

Edward Rind returns from Cuba praising prospects for American promoters on the island. Leon H. Hayes named Superintendent of the Second National Bank building at Ninth and Walnut. Dr A Zechendorf and family depart Cincinnati for New York en route to Europe, planning to visit major cities, focusing on Germany. Business Men's Club guests include Edward Rock Carthage Mo H S Jenneson L M Gram and O White Toledo A L Simmond New York C D Morton E T Norton and R Elsweger Chicago. Four Pullman cars carrying fifty four Bullock Manufacturing employees depart over the Big Four for Milwaukee completing the plant move. remaining motor workers stay in Cincinnati.

Leon H. Hayes Second National Bank Ninth and Walnut Streets A. Zechendorf Cincinnati New York Europe Germany Business Men's Club Edward Rock Carthage H. S. Jenneson L. M. Gram White Toledo A. L. Simmond New York City C. D. Morton E. T. Norton R. Elsweger Chicago Bullock Manufacturing Company Milwaukee

Cincinnati Club Sets May 11 Dinner Programme

The Entertainment Committee of the Manufacturers' Club finalized plans for the annual dinner at the Queen City Club on May 11. Eildon R. James will lecture on Picturesque Cincinnati and S B Bassler will discuss Shop.

Manufacturers’ Club Queen City Club Eildon R. James Cincinnati Bassler City Club Harlin Hotel Committee On Municipal Art Gas Company Board of Public Service

Lectures on Light at Memorial Hall St Xavier’s College

Lectures on light and illumination to be given in Memorial Hall at St Xavier’s College Monday evening. Alphonse Linneman discusses The Chemistry of Light Production John A Clark speaks on Carbon Compounds as Illuminants and Vincent Gallagher on Electric Lighting.

Memorial Hall St. Xavier’s College Alphonse Linneman John A. Clark Vincent Gallagher

Market Report From New York and Boston Dated April 23

Money on call at 1 percent with rates steady for short terms. Sterling exchange eased with bankers bills around 487.25 to 487.30 for demand. Government bonds steady, railroads firm. Boston lists varied bonds and stocks including Atchison issues, Mexican Central, Union Pacific, Edison Electric, General Electric, United States Steel and others with mixed prices and certain asks.

George Eustis & Co Mercantile Library Ng Atchison Atlantic Coast Line Oh Tees Sateen B. R. T Canadian Pacific Cc. C St. L Alton Colorado Chicago Delaware & Hudson Erie Com Great Northern Ilinois Central Iccsecesseneaas New York Dopres St Paul d Car & Foundry Col. F and Iron Ence Consolidated Gas Lv Senor Distillers General Electric Lea Wee Peeerr Pacific Mall Republic Steel Do Wee Ry Steel Springs United States Steel Sweer Ween Sterling Exchange Boston Atchison Adjustable Mexican Central Boston & Albany Boston & Maine Boston Elevated Fitch Massachusetts Electric Massachuset‘s United Fruit United Shoe Machine

Bank of France and Bank of England Weekly Statements

Paris reports show notes in circulation down 106 million francs and treasury deposits up 28 million with gold up 24 million as bills discounted fall 89 million. London notes reserve up 856 thousand, total reserve up 764 thousand pounds with public deposits down 295 thousand and a reserve ratio of 50.52 percent this week.

Paris Bank of France Treasury London Bank of England

Tractions Receive Most Attention in Market Report

Cincinnati clearings total 3,106,700 with New York exchange at 25c premium. Bond quotes show Hunt Street Widening 4s at 104½ and Water Works bonds at 103. Local securities led by Cincinnati School 4s at 104%. Markets noted easier money with call loans at 4% and time loans at 5%.

Cincinnati New York Exchange Stock Exchange Cincinnati Street Railway Cincinnati, Newport and Covington Light and Traction Columbus Railways Detroit United Philip Carey Hunt Street C. L C.L Morning Call T.p Cin Hunt St Cleveland (O Cincinnati School New York Ask Panama Philippines Cincinnati Clearing House London Glasgow Berlin Sight Ater Livigg Ses Dandd Slegesc Paris Sterling Ctiea

London Tin Market Rises While Local Prices Edge Up

The London tin market closed higher with spot at £144 and futures at £143 10s. Local quotes rose to $31.82 to $32.12 per tin. Copper climbed in London to £58 5s spot and £58 0s 6d futures while local copper stayed firm. Lead fell in London and held steady locally at $3.97 to $4.02. Spelter held at £2 15s in London and $4.60 to $4.65 locally. Foundry metals showed mixed moves with No. 1 foundry Northern at $18.25 to $18.75 and other grades varying.

Sci Louis New York London Lake Ron Cleveland Northern Southern Southern Soft

Coffee market opens steady with mixed trading and month shifts

New York on April 23 reports a steady open with prices near unchanged as European markets. Activity centers on shifting from May to later months with light liquidation leaving quotes little changed after session. Trade totals reach 62,750 bags with June at 5.65c September at 5.80c December at 5.90c and March at 6c. Spot values listed Rio No. 7 6c Santos No. 4 54a84c mild Cordova 9% al 2%c.

New York Rio Santos No Cordova New Orleans Liverpool Cosee Sale Uhanees Ghbheeense TNS Tal& Putiuc Houston Uplands Gulf

Dry Goods Market Shows Hopes for Summer Trade Rise

The New York dry goods market steadies as warm weather lifts demand for summer merchandise. Discounts on wide duck widen, drills and sheetings limited by buyers’ immediate needs, domestics quiet, printed goods selling, raw silk firmer with higher quotes, and men’s wear trading slowly with unsettled values.

New York

Boston mining price list reports various coal and metal stocks

Market notes from Boston on April 23 shows prices and ex-dividend figures for many mining and metal firms including Amalgamated 48% ex-dividend, Atlantic 84% plus, Calumet and Hecla 626a620, Copper Range 6532, Dominion Coal asked, Granby 90, Isle Royale 19, Qu obfuscated entries for numerous stocks such as United Copper 6% and United States Mining 38% with scattered quotations across small capitals and tickers.

Boston Adventure Allouez Amalgamated Atlantic Bingham Calumet Hecla Centennial Copper Range Daly-West Dominion Coal Franklin Granby Isle Royale Massachusetts Mining Michigan Mohawk Montana Coal and Coke Old Dominion Osceola Parrot Quincy Shannon Tamarack Trinity United Copper United States Mining United States Oil Utah Victoria Winona Valerine North Butte Bute Coalition Nevada Mitchell Arizona Arizona Commercial Greene Cananea

Seed price notes from Toledo report

In Toledo on April 23 prices for seeds are listed with Clover seed at cash 12.50 April 12 and October 7.62 percent. Timothy Prime seeds priced at 2.15 dollars.

Toledo Timothy Prime

Cotton seed oil prices in New Orleans market

New Orleans report notes cotton seed oil prices on April 23 with Prime at 42 cents per pound and crude at 34 cents.

New Orleans Wenenevess

Unlisted Securities and Rail Stocks in 19th Century Ledger

The document lists various unlisted securities and bank stocks with bids and notes, including Am Nat Bank 125, City Hall 250, Cov Trust 120, Norw Nat 120 125, Prov & S T 165 180, and Unity Lov 125 130. Traction stocks and bonds show ranges from 97 to 150 with several preferreds at 113 and 130.

Cin. Trust City Hall Cosmopolitan Trust Colum, Bank & Sav. Co Norw. First Nor. Nat Nor. Sav. Bk S. T Smeedividena Ce Texas Eagle Bullock Fay&Eg. Com Ind. St. Ry É Lagna Co iNiles T.W U.S. Lith

Cotton Prices Slump as Spots Decline Across Markets

New Orleans reports softer cotton prices with spots down 1 16 to 1 4 cent. Middling 10 1 16c. futures drifted lower before closing steadier. Liverpool and New York ends show broad declines amid heavy speculative and commercial selling.

Improved Demand Lifts Prices as Rice Stocks Grow Scarce

Out of town and local buyers show renewed interest while receipts stay light and largely sold in advance. Prices firm as supply is tight with resupply hindered except at higher prices. New Orleans trade dull but small offerings sell at full figures amid cautious optimism for further gains.

Atlantic New Orleans Louisiana Texas United States Talmage Charleston Carolina

Wallace Hopkins & Co. Put In Receivership By Court

In Chicago on April 23 Judge S H Bethea appointed Edwin C Day receiver for the banking and brokerage firm Wallace H Hopkins & Co after a creditors petition. Liabilities cited at 100000 with assets at 50000 to 500000. attorney F A Harper says liabilities may be at least 200000 and Hopkins whereabouts unknown. The firm’s Broad advertising of Consolidated Zinc stock as syndicate managers drew Postoffice Inspector scrutiny for highly colored literature.

Chicago S. H. Bethea Federal Court Today Edwin C. Day Wallace H. Hopkins & Co F. A. Harper Hopkins Consolidated Zinc Company Hopkins Company Postoffice

Market reports from Cincinnati wheat and grain trades

Minneapolis Wheat No 1 Northern closed at 1.07. The market for wheat firm. corn and oats mixed to dull. rye easy. flour firmer yet quiet. hay in good demand. whisky firm. Grain inspections list several No 2 to No 4 grades across wheat corn oats and hay with varying figures. Receipts and shipments cover apples bananas barley hay and mixed feeds among others.

Cincinnati Minneapolis Northern Gotton P.s

Fruits and Vegetables Price List and Groceries

A deteriorated price listing shows apples per barrel at 2.8, bananas 1.75 to 2 per bunch, beets 1.50 per barrel, carrots 1.50 per barrel, cabbage 1.75 per crate, lemons 3.25 to 3.2 per box, oranges Florida 2.50 to 3 per box, onions 0.90 per bush, potatoes 2.60 to 2.75 per barrel, strawberries 1.15 to 2.5 per quart, squash 2.25, sweet potatoes 4 per crate, tomatoes 1.50 to 2 per crate, with groceries and meats prices and vague items mixed in.

Messina Palermo Florida Queens

Missouri Tobacco Market Report Shows Mixed Results at Globe

Missouri tobacco appeared on the breaks with 5 birds sold at Globe Warehouse from 14.75 to 16.75 per 100. Five warehouses reported varied lot sizes and prices with New and Old tobaccos across Globe Farmers and Shippers Buckeye Plantere and Bodmann’s warehouses. RECAPITULATION lists multiple price bands and totals for New and Old tobacco across the five houses.

Missouri Tobacco Globe Globe Warehouse Plantere Buckeye Bodmann

Ohio Incorporations Filed in Columbus April Twenty Third

Special Dispatch lists new Ohio incorporations including The Twin Milling Company in West Alexander with 10000 dollars by five named organizers. Dresden Oil Gas and Mineral Company 10000 dollars. Yargis Distributing Company in Cincinnati 5000 dollars. Gas Power Machinery Company in Cleveland 10000 dollars. Cleveland Pythian Castle Company increases capital from 20000 to 30000. Akron Credit Company increases capital from 1000 to 25000.

Commercial Tribune Columbus Twin Milling Company West Alexander W. J. Drayer R. P. Allaman J. A. Winter J. 8. Spaite W. H. Payne Dresden Oil, Gas and Mineral Company T. J. Comer W. F. Bradley C. D. Moore F. W. Gasche S. F. Spencer Yargis Distributing Company Cincinnati A. E. Price Yargis W. H. Kauffman Edgar Biggs R. H. West Gas Power Machinery Company Cleveland James Z. George C. E. Linsell Tarver George L. E. Linsell B. J. Guthery Cleveland Pythian Castle Company Akron Credit Company

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ticker Southern Pacific and Steel Anaconda Baltimore & Ohio Chesapeake & Ohio Southern Pacific Wabash Amalgamated Copper Treasury Statement NEW York Mining First National Bank Sulling jCan S. F N. Y. City W.Y. City S— Erie cv Nassau Erie cv Erie P N. Y E Q. Jt Interboroc N. HB. c St. P I. P Te. v Goa Ssi K. Ss. A Pacific Atch, Adj JL. S M.S Ulwab Pere L W. Pa Col W. Md Enero Total Edward Rind Cuba Island The Metal Trades Association Fred Geier J. C. Hobart John Neal J. M. Manley Robert Wuest Nelson W. Dingwal Wuest Cincinnati Credit Men's Association National Credit Men's Association Linton Hotel National Association Denver Stanley Bowdle Kentucky Lines ST. Louis Int Col. & Xenia Little Miami Secano Hps Cn. & Ham C.n.&c.l&t St. Ry Colum. Ry Col. Ry L. Det T. Nor L.&t Ohio Traction Tavglbey T. Rys jScioto Valley Industr Inustrial Stocks Am. R. Mill Globe Soap Sacrena Globe-Wer Bar & Smith Ham Boidt S. Tobe Casey-H Kroger Do & S Nat A. F. A Cin & Ph. Carey Pr Ph&fm Roots Cin Mill. Pr Proc. & Gam Cin Tobacco J *Do Rob’n Realty Columbia Gas Aeenee Col G. & Eres Steptoe-Sh Cuyahoga Tel U Ss. Te S Serene Acere JW Powel Foulds M. M Wurlitzer Ceva Fleisch’n Pr Atlas Consol S. F J. J A. O J. Ae M. N Southern Ry Oodar School Bo S Ween Ws Water Works J. D Hamilton County Elizabethtown Longview Armory Benson Street Bridge Miami Bridge Covington F. A Annes Aget N. O Metals Boston Mining Ham. & Lind Railroa Ly &T Ohio Bae Miami Lit New York Stock Exchange Borden's Milk British Columbia Dominion Royal Baking Standard Oil Cccceeens Evadevwuraes A. P Eevivaen Daly Davis Daly Seeeees Ely Teen Wees C. J. Buddeke & Co Union Trust Building Wali German National Bank Covington, Ky James C, Ernst Hamilton Prest George EB. Engel H. P. Colville Asst Cincinnati Water Sutlas National Bank Walnut Street Chicago Street Improvement S. Kuhn & Sons East Third ST Fruits and Vegetables Yar Mess Geoece Sons Java Japan New Ceevee Eee AB Poult Springers Sidas Rough and Com Mola N. O Akron Crescent Weil, Roth & Co Bast Fourth ST John W. Ballmann Vine #t Carew Baldwin the Baldwin Company W. 4Th St California Dr. B’s Ss. P Clover Timothy Navy Ion Barry Lee Peoria
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