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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1908

Page

6

Bears Cautiously Raid Stock Market In Mixed Session

New York August 1 The market moved puzzled experts as bears acted cautiously on the short side. Liquidation was moderate with no sharp unloading, while Rock Island weakness suggested leadership for a potential bear turn. Bay State Gas spurt followed by declines and New Haven subway news weighed on traction stocks. Demand for money remained slow and bonds were irregular with total sales at 3.624 million dollars.

Rock Island Iron and Steel Bay State Gas Bay State New Haven New York City United States

American markets firm as steel car demand rises

Ticker notes show Harriman interests seeking 6,000 steel cars while iron and steel improvement slows. A pause in metal advances overseas and domestically is reported. Bank of England discount rate holds at 2 percent. Stocks attract solid loan crowd demand.

What Brokers Say Market Finds Pressure After Strong Opening

Traders describe a weak session with stocks offered down and a late close near session lows. Analysts note a reactionary market lacking decisive news and warn of continued profit taking and possible manipulation as accumulation or distribution unfolds. Standard stocks remain purchasable on rallies amid high past week prices.

H. M. Beazell Page & Hill

Money on Call and Bonds Mixed Across Markets

New York reports money on call at 1.5 per cent, time loans around 2 to 4 per cent, and steady sterling bills. Government and railroad bonds show steadiness or mixed activity, while Boston lists numerous corporate quotes including American Telephone, United States Steel, and General Electric with varied percentages across issues.

New York Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange Boston Gall Atchison Mexican Central Boston & Albany Boston & Maine Boston Elevated Fitchburg N. Y Union Pacific American Arge. Chemical American Pneumatic Tube American Sugar American Tel Tel American Woolen Dominion Iron and Steel Edison Electric Iluminating General Electric Massachusetts Electric Massachusetts Gas United Fruit United Shoe Machine United States Steel Commercial Tribune ST. Louis New York Exchange

Clover and Alsike Seed Prices Listed in Toledo

Toledo reports futures for Clover seed with October at 7.85, December 7.75, March 7.65 and Alsike seed cash and August at 9.40.

Toledo

New York Bond Sales Report Totals 3.63 Million

Financial column lists bond offerings and prices from Ww. B. Hutton & Co. and First National Bank Building. Highlights include various 4s and 5s issues from Japans and U. P. Ist, wit total sales amounting to $3,625,000 and multiple allocations across rail, utility, and regional bonds.

Ww. B. Hutton & Co First National Bank

Apple crop seen 2 percent higher says industry group

Visitors registered in the Business Men's Club included C L Heck Dayton, C, Charles G Smith Pittsburg Pa, Tom Rodgers Pikeville Ky, J B Breen Richmond Ky, and W O Boutwell St Augustine Fla. Henry M Well was elected vice president of the International Apple Shippers Association convention at Niagara Falls where 50 delegates from around the world attended.

Business Men's Club C. L. Heck Dayton, C Charles G. Smith Pittsburg Tom Rodgers Pikeville J. B. Breen Richmond W. O. Boutwell St. Augustine Fila Commission Henry M. Well Apple Shippers’ Association Niagara Falls

London Stocks Edge Up Amid Mixed World Markets

London and Paris trading showed mixed strength with firm goldfield shares and steady consols while Turkish securities lagged. American shares rose on Wall Street pullback, Southern Pacific hit 100, and various rail and industrials posted modest gains before a dull close.

London Wall Street Southern Pacific New York Anaconda Atchison Baltimore & Ohio Canadian Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago Great Western Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul de Beers Denver & Rio Grande Erie Grand Trunk Illinois Central Louisville & Nashville Missouri Kansas & Texas New York Central Norfolk & Western Ontario & Western Pennsylvania Rand Mines Reading Southern Railway Union Pacific United States Steel Wabash Amalgamated Copper Paris Exchange Berlin

London Tin Market Decline Shifts Prices Worldwide

The London tin market fell sharply with spot at £136 5s and futures at £136 15s 6d, while New York and U.S. prices showed weakness. Copper and lead moved differently across markets with mixed gains and steady quotes, and English iron prices eased though varied by grade across dealers.

Oo Louis New York London Standard Foundry Cleveland Northern Southern

Bank of England weekly report shows reserve rise and circulation drop

The Bank of England reports for the week: total reserve up 867000 pounds, circulation down 373000, bullion up 493467, other securities down 782000, other deposits up 1670 percent, public deposits down 98000, notes reserve up 804000. Reserve ratio 50.22 percent. France notes in circulation down 69450000 francs, treasury deposits up 26975000, general deposits up 9375000, gold up 8925000, silver down 575000, bills discounted up 5725000, advances down 13950000.

London Bank of England Paris Bank of France Treasury

Dairy and egg market report from multiple cities

In Kansas City Chicago New York and Philadelphia the market shows eggs steady with varying current receipts. butter firm with mixed creamery and near prints. cheese steady with several regional varieties. poultry values hold steady for alive and dressed, including turkeys chickens and fowls across regions.

Kansas City Chicago Springs New York Philadelphia extraWestern Creamery Pennsylvania

Oil market roundup across cities shows varied prices and stocks

Across Oil City and Charleston reports on Aug 13 note fluctuating prices for turpentine and rosin, with varying balances, receipts and shipments. North Lima and South Lima quotations appear local, while Wilmington records spirits turpentine steady and rosin quiet with notable stock levels.

Oil City Toledo North Lima South Indiana Savannah Rosin Charleston Wilmington

Stock performance snapshot from Boston mining list

A Boston desk compiled a list of mining stocks with varied figures such as Amalgamated at 79 percent and Calumet and Hecla at 670 bids, alongside others like Isle Royale 21 and United Copper 11 percent, illustrating diverse market standings.

Boston Adventure Allouez Amalgamated Atlantic Bingham Calumet & Hecla Centennial Copper Range Daly-West 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 Wolverine North Butte Butte Coalition Nevada Calumet and Arizona Arizona Commercial Green Cananéa

Dry goods market uneven as auction bale dominates

The dry goods market in New York on August 13 was irregular and quiet with wide distribution and overall price declines from the previous day. All blankets sold, domestics canton flannels and similar items began selling, cotton yarns were dull and irregular, while raw silk held firm.

New York

New Orleans Cotton Seed Oil Prices

New Orleans market note reports cotton seed oil prime at 42 cents per pound on August 13.

New Orleans Prime

Ohio Incorporations Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune

Articles of association filed with the Secretary of State include Marion-Galion Electric Railway Company Cleveland to Marion Galion with 10000. Security Realty Investment Company Cincinnati 250000. Groveport Hotel and Improvement Company 7500. Big Five Oil and Gas Company Marietta 150000. National Stogle Company Springfield 25000. B R Baker Company Toledo 75000. Schumacher Leighley Company Hartwell 50000 reduced to 30000 with name change to F E Schumacher Company.

Commercial Tribune Columbus Marion-Galion Electric Railway Company Cleveland Marion Galion F. H. Murphy C. L. Jones B. Glore George A. McGrath L. E. Smith Security Realty Investment Company Cincinnati Charles Wiedemann Walter B. Weaver Louis J. Dolle Walter C. Taylor James B. O'Donnell Groveport Hotel and Improvement Company Big Five Oil and Gas Company Marietta National Stogle Company Springfield B. R. Baker Company Toledo Schumacher-Leighley Company Hartwell Nare F. E. Schumacher Company

Traders Trade In Small Lots As Markets Quiet

The day shows dull money and quiet trading with small lots traded. Cincinnati Gas and Electric moved at 90 while Cincinnati Edison Electric stayed quiet. bond and municipal activity remained limited amid easy money and a few call and time loan quotes.

Cincinnati Gas and Electric Cincinnati, Newport & Covington Light and Traction Common Preferred Cincinnati Edison Electric New> York Exchange

Unclear historical securities list with bonds and stocks data

Fragmented OCR reading lists various securities including bonds and preferred stocks from multiple banks and industries. It mentions unlisted securities, traction stocks and bonds, and several bank names, with prices or percentages interspersed. The text lacks coherent narrative and precise details.

Cotton market ends steady after cautious trading and strong Liverpool

New York and New Orleans markets show subdued activity with cautious selling amid favorable South weather. Prices close modestly higher for some contracts while overall tone remains unchanged to slightly lower. Liverpool mirrors steadier action with gains on spillover buying.

New York Liverpool Gulf New Orleane Houston New Orleans Wees Cere Eace

Rice Market Shows Firm Prices Amid Light Receipts

Demand remains good as domestic new crop supplies stay scarce and foreign imports rise. New Orleans market firm with light rough receipts due to storms, forecasts point to a favorable harvest later in the month. inland regions in Southwest Louisiana and Texas also expect good yields. Dan Talmage's Sons Co reports firm markets and ongoing newcrop movement.

Atlantic New Orleans Louisiana Texas Dan Talmage’s Sons Company

Dull Tobacco Market Sells Mixed Grades at Varied Prices

The market offered common trash through red leaf and wrappers with bright trash included. Globe Warehouse sold 5 bhds with 4 at 12 to 14.75 and 1 at 16.75 while Farmers and Shippers’ Warehouse moved 33 lhds across several price bands from 8.95 to 24. The recap shows 8 at 8.95 to 9.95 9 at 15.50 to 19.00 9 at 10.50 to 11.75 4 at 20.75 to 24.00 and 13 at 12.00 to 14.75.

Globe Warehouse

Louisville Tobacco Market Report Aug 13

Report from Louisville market shows offerings across ware houses including Burley 148 hhds and dark 32 hhds totaling 180 hhds. Burley prices ranged from 10.75 to 22 dollars and dark tobacco from 6.20 to 10.50.

Commercial Tribune Louisville Burley

New York Mining Prices and Offers

New York report lists mining stocks and bids as of Aug 13 including Alice 2.90, Breece 0.03, Brunswick Con 0.04, Comstock Tunnel 0.22, Comstock Tunnel bonds 0.17, California and Virginia 0.68, Horn Silver 0.60, Iron Silver 1.15, Leadville Con. 0.06, Little Chief 0.08, Mexican 0.67, Ontario 3.75, Ophir 1.90, Small Hopes 0.10, Standard 1.75, Yellow Jacket 0.55.

New York Brunswick

Wool Prices and Grades Reported by St Louis Firm

Wool firm in St Louis lists prices for medium grade combings and clothing at 19 to 20 1/2 cents. Light fine wool at 16 1/16 to 16 2/3 cents. Heavy fine wool at 11 to 12 cents. Tub washed wool quoted at 20 to 27 cents.

ST. Louis

Markets in Cincinnati August 13 1908

The Cincinnati markets report a firmer wheat tone with good demand while corn and rye show slower activity. Flour hay whisky trade remains steady with quotes and weekly sales data for wheat rye corn oats and hay noted.

Cincinnati Minneapolis Northern

Commodity Ledger Fragments with Readable Totals

A sanitized OCR fragment lists various goods with quantities and units such as Apples, Bananas, Butter, Coffee, Cattle, Oranges, Cotton, Wheat, Whisky, Wool, and Pig Iron. Values follow each item in bundles like bbls, tons, bushels, or cases, indicating stock or trade figures from a historical ledger.

Tim Sbs Wn Fiour Bbis D.s. Mt

Prices and goods listed for produce and meats in local markets

A long list of commodities with prices per unit including apples, bananas, beets, carrots, cantaloupes, cabbage, cucumbers, lemons, oranges, onions, potatoes, peaches, pears, peas, string beans, sugar corn, squash, tomatoes, watermelons, and more. Also included are detailed pig iron market notes and coke/furnace fuel pricing across regions with production figures and July output.

Louisville Pbl Messina Palermo Valencia Ohio Georgia New York

Proposals Sought for Q M Supplies at General Depot

Sealed proposals for Q M supplies including stationery leather paints varnish and miscellaneous items will be received until 10 am August 17 1908 at Seffer Sonville Indiana. Bids in triplicate with domestic production preferred. Depot reserves right to reject any or all bids. Information from George Ruhlen Asst. Q Mr General U S Army Depot Q M.

Q. M. Dept Seffersonville Ind Q. M George Ruhlen U. S, Army

Iron market shows broad buying across Middle West this week

Matthew Addy reports widespread pig iron purchases across the Middle and West with varied orders from 5 to 250 tons. Southern iron prices rose from 11.50 to 12.00, northern furnaces seen buying freely, coke market brisk, and overall trade reviving as railroads slow finished-stuff purchases.

Ohio Birmingham

Treasury balances report for general fund Aug 13

Treasury shows available cash 196,063,157 dollars in general fund not counting 15 million gold reserve. Gold coin and bullion total 44,202,935 dollars and gold certificates 33,286,490 dollars.

Washington Treasury General Fund

New Suits Filed in Common Pleas and Superior Courts

A list of new case filings in Common Pleas Court numbers 140641 to 140648 including foreclosure action by The Homestead S L Co against Edward Greene and others, writ of mandamus sought by Citizens Road Preserving Co against Cincinnati Public Service, alimony case Katherine Colling versus John Colling, appeal Gates against Anna Finnegan, injunction petition by L B S Colter City of Cincinnati, divorce case Margaret Groh versus Edward Groh, and Delhi village petition in error. Superior Court filings include Citizens National Bank against Cincinnati et al for equitable relief and Edward Murphy versus William H Dixon for $1000 in damages.

The Homestead S. & L. Co Edward Greene Reuben Tyler State of Ohio Citizens’ Road Preserving Company Board of Public Service J. W. Campbell John T. Colling Walter Schmitt Gates Anna S.finnegan Squire Smedes Wham W. Smith Colter City of Cincinnati H. R. Probasco Margaret Groh Edward Groh M. H. Levi Louis P. Pink Village of Delhi Dennis Burns Citizens’ National Bank of Cincinnati Edward Murphy William H. Dixon Bates & Meyer

Building Permits for Hillside Avenue Residence

Two and a half story frame dwelling approved on Hillside Avenue near Clyde with Ledermeier as owner and an estimated cost of 2800 dollars.

Hillside Avenue Clyde Ledermeier

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