Copper and Gold Stocks Lead in the Day's Trading
Copper and allied metal shares drove the market with Readings stock rallying late. Amalgamated Copper and Rio Tinto led advances as scarcity of offers kept volume light. Harriman concerns and railroad rate disputes tempered sentiment while currency receipts rose modestly and bond activity remained steady.
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New York
Allied Industries
Reading
Metal Exchange
London
All Coppers Advance
Amalgamated Copper
Rio Tinto
Stock Exchange
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Ticker Talk Busy Markets Across Atlantic and West
American stocks hold firm in London as brokers insure Taft life for $100000. New York transfers about $6 million to Canada in ten days. German lines plan Pacific routes to challenge Japanese. Four Western states unite to curb the Lumber Trust, while the Interstate Commerce Commission weighs actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wall Street
Taft
New York
Canada
Market Bulls Rally as Rail Stocks Lead Gains
Brokers express optimism on a firming market with short covering in rails and bullish bets in industrials. Reading and Union Pacific show strength, with predictions of Reading rising to around 200 within a year as the market closes near top levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Union Pacific
H. M. Beazell
W. R. Todd & Co
Treasury balances show available cash and gold assets
Washington July 31 report of the general fund balances excludes the gold reserve and lists available cash at 206 460 337 dollars gold coin and bullion 45 981 112 dollars and gold certificates 34 582 390 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Bond sales roundup from New York markets report
A detailed ledger of bond issues and prices from New York market activity lists A T and T securities, U P Ist 4s, Atchinson conv 4s, and various other issues with pricing, percentages, and total sales reaching around 3.15 million dollars. The document records issuer names, series, and bid figures in a dense securities table.
Notable Local Notices and Upcoming Events in Cincinnati
Dr. I K Mott plans a Canada trip starting Tuesday. Cincinnati Retail Grocers Association hosts its annual Chester Park outing on August 6 with a baby show. Visitors to the Business Men's Club include P Johnson Atlanta Ga H Edmondson Urbana Q F Dye Newport R L W Wengess Jacon Ky and J I Andrews Pittburg. The Women’s Federated Clubs of Cincinnati organize plans to bring the 1910 National bi annual convention to the city. R H Kuss Chicago Smoke Inspector will lecture next week on city smoke services in the Business Men’s Club and Chamber of Commerce events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Retail Grocers’ Association
Chester Park
Business Men’s Club
P. Johnson
Atlanta, Ga
H. Edmondson
Urbana, Q
F. Dye
Newport
R. L. W. Wengess
Jacon Ky
J. I. Andrews
Pittburg
Women’s Federated Clubs of Cincinnati
Mercantile Building
R. H. Kuss
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce
Figures reveal tobacco growers losses in secret society
The Commercial Tribune reports on figures showing losses suffered by tobacco growers who are members of a secret society. The data, to be printed in Sunday’s edition, promise eye-opening details for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Society of Equity
Commercial Tribune
Market 15 Active and Prices Firm in Tobacco Report
The last day on the local tobacco market showed light offerings yet strong overall activity. Prices ranged from $12.50 to $25.50 per hundred pounds with sales reported by The Globe Warehouse and a weekly comparison noting high premiums for cigarette wrappers and red leaf. Municipal bonds and bank clearings across Cincinnati and Chicago mirrored a firm, steady market with robust trading in utilities and traction stocks.
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Globe Warehouse
Toledo Railways
Lightland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Gag
Ehlectric
Newport & Covington Light and Traction
Procter & Gamble
Unité States
New York Exchange
Gas
Elec
Philip Carey
Paulding Co
Procter & Ga’ Ple
Market mixed in London and Paris as holidays thin activity
London trading finished weak and irregular with small attendance due to holiday. Con sols and rail shares moved on dividends and cancellations while Kaffirs and American securities offered varied support. copper shares rose on metal hopes. Berlin and Paris markets opened firmer on New York cues with weak turnover and uneven rates.
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London
Stock Exchange
New York
Paris
Anaconda
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
Chicago Great Western
de Beers
Berlin
Exchange
Money and Bond Markets Across New York and Boston Fix Rates
New York reports money on call easy at 1 percent with time loans around 2 percent for sixty to ninety days and six months 4 percent. Sterling exchange steady with bankers’ bills near 486.90 demand and 485.30 sixty-day. government and railroad bonds steady. bar silver 52 1 4c. Boston notes call loans 2 2 1 2 percent. time loans 3 4 percent. diverse bond prices and equities listed including Atchison and Union Pacific with varying percentages.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Boston
Atchison Adjustable
Atchison
Mexican Central
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Fitchburg
Union Pacific
American Arge. Chemical
American Sugar
American Tel
American Woolen
Dominion Iron and Steel
Edison Electric Illuminating
General Electric
Massachusetts Electric
Massachusetts Gas
United Fruit
United States Steel
Wool market stays quiet with slight volume gain
Boston reports a marginal rise in wool business with no price uptick and steady demand. shipments to July 30 reach 9.64 million lbs while receipts total 130.3 million lbs. London auctions show stronger competition with merinos and breds selling quickly amid varied regional prices. St Louis notes wool steady across grades with tub washed at the top end.
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Boston
London
Germany
America
New South Wales
Queensland
Victoria
Uth
Australia
Tasmania
New Zealand
Cape of Hope
Natal
River Platte
ST. Louis
Boston Mining Stock Listings Snapshot
Boston market update lists daily trading figures for numerous mining and related stocks. Notable values include Calumet and Hecla 675, Osceola 112, Quincy 93, Michigan 13, Mohawk 70, Tamarack 76, Nevada 15, Butte Coalition 274, and Calumet and Arizona 127 among others.
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Boston
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Bingham Joe
Calumet
Hecla
Copper Range
Daly-West
Franklin
Granby
Isle Royale
Massachusetts Mining
Michigan
Mohawk
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrot
Quincy
Shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
United Copper
United States Mining
United States Oil
Utah
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
North Butte
Butte Coalition
Nevada
Arizona
Arizona Commercial
Greene Cananea
Cotton seed oil price update from New Orleans
New Orleans reports indicate prime grade cotton seed oil trading at 42 cents. No further details provided on market context or accompanying prices.
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New Orleans
New and unlisted bonds and railroad securities overview
A dense listing of bonds and stocks across utilities railroads and industries. Mentions Edison coal gas utilities Col. Gas Dayton & M. C.&S.Edg. Traction stocks and various pref and common issues with prices and yields. Includes unlisted banks and trust companies and select industrials with limited context.
Improvement in Cotton Reported Across States
Washington July 31 report from the Department of Agriculture shows cotton in average condition at 83 percent on July 25, up from 81.2 a month earlier and 76 a year ago. States ranged from Virginia 90 to Oklahoma 66, with ten year averages cited for comparison.
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Harriman
Agricultural Department
Dakota
Rge
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Missouri
Oklahoma
Market reacts to Government crop report in New Orleans
In New Orleans on July 31 the Government crop condition report showing 83 per cent was viewed as less bearish than feared. Active months rose 7 points after the release, then reversed and prices returned to previous levels.
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New Orleans
Cotton markets mixed after government report and steady closes
New Orleans and New York markets showed light trading as the government condition report of 83 percent drew little bullish effect. Spot values remained steady with middling around 10 3/4 cents and near term futures mostly unchanged to modestly higher or lower across months. The day closed with quiet activity, light arrivals, and attention to the now familiar blend of bearish and bullish signals from the report.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
The
Bears
Bureau
Rubobete Ea
Cotton Exchange
New York
Wall Street
Houston
Gulf
Hester
America
London market gains lift metals in quiet New York session
In New York on July 1 the London tin market rose with spot at £138 195 and futures £139 ls, while copper and lead also advanced in London and locally. Copper spot closed £9 1s 6d, futures £60 10s 6d, with local quotes around $13.12 to $13.57. Lead firm at $4.40 to $4.45 locally, spelter eased in London but held about $34.70 to $4.75 locally, iron values firm with standard foundry at 49s 1d and Cleveland warrants 50s 1d, and specific foundry grades quoted. ST. Louis follows with lead at $4.42 and spelter $4.49.
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Great Northern
Illinois Central
Scon
Missouri Pacific
New York Centr
Norfolk & West
St. Paul
Texas ‘Pacific
Toledo & S. W
Bess
Union Pacific
Ine Wabash Stern
Wisconsin Central
Car & Fay
Eee
Eeenne
Oore
Col. & “Tron
Ie Distillers
General Electric
O- Pacific Mail
Steel
Western Union
Oned Ncesveses
New York
London
Lake
Aia
Standard Foundry
Cleveland
Northern
Southern
Southern Soft
ST. Louis
London Sheepskin Auction Sees 118584 Offered 79452 Sold
In London on July 31 a sale of sheepskins offered 118,584 with 79,452 sold. Demand was steady with mainly home trade competition. Long wooled skins firm or higher, short wooled at unchanged levels. Shorn and coarse lots showed modest gains amid improving demand.
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London
Market notes from Cincinnati July 31 1908
Minneapolis Wheat prices and Chicago market updates show No 1 Northern at 1.13 with wheat steady and corn and oats mixed moves. Trading includes detailed lot prices for winter and spring wheat, rye, flour, hay, whisky, and inspected car receipts with tallies for receipts and shipments across multiple commodities.
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Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Northern
Fruit and Groceries Price List Assorted Produce and Staples
A historical price list lists apples bananas beets carrots cantaloupes cabbage cucumbers lemons oranges onions potatoes peaches peas string beans sugar corn squash tomatoes watermelons and more. Grades and regional points noted include Indiana Palermo Messina Georgia New York and Cleveland Diamond egg and meat references appear among the offerings.
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Louisville
Messina
Palermo
Valencia
Georgia
New York
Articles of association filed in Ohio notices
Special Dispatch reports the Secretary of State filing of articles of association across Ohio. Rushcreek Land and Oil Company in Bremen with $25,000 capital. The Union of Roumanian Beneficial Societies of the United States of America in Newark. Warren Clothing Company in Warren with $10,000 capital. Puritan Goal Company in Cambridge increasing capital stock from $50,000 to $75,000. The Hoover & Sell Company in Akron changing its name to the Hoover-Brooks Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Rushcreek Land and Oil Company
Bremen
Union of Roumanian Beneficial Societies of the
United States of America
Newark
Warren Clothing Company
Warren
Puritan Goal Company
Cambridge
Hoover & Sell Company
Akron
Hoover-Brooks Company
Seed price ledger with mixed commodity quotes
Fragmentary seed price notes show figures for Alsike clover and other seeds. Entries list prices across months such as March July August October and values ranging from about 2.85 to 9.50 per unit. Specific entities or destinations are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Also Mentioned on This Page
S ‘i Harriman
F.H. Harriman
Eht
Central Pacific
By George Eus
Ticker
Lumber Trust
Interstate Commerce Commission In
Page & Hill
Bultman & Co
Wheeling *& Lake Erenétes
W. E. Hutton & Co
Roberts, Hall & Criss
New York Stock Exchange
American Tobacco
Borden
Chicago Subway
Gold Hill
Ase
Dominion Copper
Daly West North Butte
Davis-Da Cumberland-Daly
Treasury Statement
W. B. Hutton & Co
First National Bank
P. T
N. Y
U. P
St. Ry
Wab
Nes Ss. & M. Woods
Saa
Atch
Panny Atch
W. M
St. P
TIC. R
IC. R. L
Erie Gen
Ind
M. S
Iors
WIT— N
Teees
I. K. Mott
New Bade Exchange
Ask
Panama
Glasgow
Honos
Ois
Ask. Sae
Ask. Cin
T.P
Col
Xenia
Dopref
Little Miami
Tractio
Cin
Ham
Colum, Ry
Ds Col. R. & L
Ohio Traction
Rys. & L
Betote Valley
Columbia Gas
Fleisch
Atlas Nat
Cent. Trust
Globe Soap Ae
Ham. Ma. Nee
Hin'sy F
Stan
Kroger
S. P
Globe-Wer
Ph. Carey Pr
Ph&fm
Proc. & Gam
Rob'n Really
Steptoe-Sh
Ben Cos
Orstad 3
Powerl Orien
Wurlitzer
Consol
S. F
A. O
J. J
M. N
Southern Ry
F. A
Deever Ell
Oes
Onde
Water Works
Ebstses És
J. D
Gilbert W
Hunt St. W
Hamilton County
Elizabethtown Bridge
Cocketeeek
Longview
Armoree O
Benson S Ont
Big Miami Bridge
Ion” Covington
WOOL
Boston Mining
Newport Bonds
Seber Ds
Nated Bon Eee Ee
Bar. & Smith
Edison
Ganits
Bridge
U.S.H
Dayton
Ham. & Lind
Lom
C.biie
Ohio
Miami & Ger
Big Four
Dog
Cin. Trust
City Hall
Colum. Bank & Sav. Co
Ke Norw. First
Bsgs & T
Dayton & M
Miami
Securities
Bai Va
Eagle
Amer
m.Oak L
Bullock
Fay & E.com
Eon Hoov-O-R
Niles B.P
Geese
Bondsind
St. Ryit
Shillito Co
Miles T.W
U. S. Lith
C. J. Buddeke & Co
Union Trust
H. Low
Wees
German National Bank
Covington, Ky
JAS. CO. Ernst
George B. Engel
Cashier
T. 5
Hamilton
Vice Press
H. P. Colville
Asst
Geo. Guckenberger
WM. Guckenberger
Albert Lackman
CHAS
Slr
National Bankalnut Street
Pas
TRE
Hel
Sea ‘Das
Sheen Ates
Fruits and Vegetables
Indiana
N. O
Ent
Java
Japan
Sigah
J.imburger
Bond Department
TRE Union Savings Bank
Conneaut
Western German Bank
12Th and
Vine Streets
Baldwin
the Baldwin Company
W. 4Th St
Werth
California
Burry and Co
Turkey
Toledo
North Lima
South Li
Uly
Wilmington
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