Speculation for Advance in Stocks Gains Animated Steam
New York January 9 speculation for the advance became animated with higher volume and bold professional bets. Markets softened yesterday’s fears with improved money conditions and reports on railroad note maturities, while readings on Reading stock and coal sectors surged amid expectations Congress will defer Hepburn coal property divestment. Bailiwicks included Morgan influenced money markets, Bank of France and Bank of England easing, and call loans hovering near 5 1 4 percent as prices closed strong and bonds showed irregularity.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Chicago Great Western
Congress
Reading
United States
TICKER TALK Bank news quiet London frontier parity
Americans in London are quiet and below parity. Bank of England holds rate at 6 percent. Erie notes renewed by J P Morgan for one year. George Gould arranging Missouri Pacific notes financing due February 12. U S Steel unfilled orders end December about 4,500,000 tons. Demand for stocks remains strong in loan crowd. Government deposits likely to be returned at banks outside New York.
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Bank of France
Bank of England
London
United States Steel
New York
Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Cincinnati Street Railway
Cincinnati and Suburban Telephone
New York City
New York Exchange
What Brokers Say Boost in Stocks Declares Caution
H. M. Beazell notes a sustained rise unseen in days with a large short account that may cause a sharp reversal. He cautions buyers to act only on dips while predicting eventual market setbacks as the advance continues.
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H. M. Beazell
Market closes strong as coal stocks lead gains
Market breadth broadens with a strong tone and expectations of further upside. Money market improvement sparks a new bull move likely to extend through next week before any setback. Reading tops the list with a 5 point advance and Union Pacific up over 3 as traction and industrials rise.
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Foster & Co
London and Paris stock market notes on January 9
London markets show steady discount rates and firmer close led by Reading with New York support. Rail shares weaken on receivership rumors while foreign exchanges stay firm. Paris and Berlin bourses open indecisive then firm in Paris and weak in Berlin amid realizations.
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London
Stock Exchange
Bank of Engand
Chicago Great Western
New York
Anaconda
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Illinois Central
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Rand Mines
Reading
Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash
Paris
Berlin
Market notes on January dry goods price revisions
In New York on January 9 the dry goods market noted price revisions in staple prints up 6c and staple tickings up 12c. Woolen goods are offered lower than last year while Japanese raw silk rises and Italian goods fall. Overall trade is increasing daily.
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New York
Treasury balances total cash and gold reserves report
The Treasury balance statement shows available cash of 265 million 831 thousand 834 dollars, gold coin and bullion at 38 million 358 thousand 789, and gold certificates totaling 56 million 908 thousand 110, excluding the 150 million dollar gold reserve.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Meeting to aid city closes saloons enforcement in Hamilton County
Theodoré M. Foucard calls a grand hotel meeting today with about 1400 invitations to discuss aiding city government in enforcing closing laws on saloons. J B Doan reports a Machine Tool Builders meeting at the Business Men's Club was largely deemed unimportant. The Cincinnati and Suburban Telephone Company issues 962000 of new stock for the West Exchange. stockholders receive it at par. Books of the American Rolling Mill Company close January 10 to pay a 1 1/2% quarterly dividend on preferred stock January 15. Wright C. Gibson becomes treasurer and manager of the W B Carpenter Company. Annual Employers Association meeting at the Business Men's Club January 23. Great China Tea Company pays 1 1/2% preferred dividend January 15. books close January 10. Metal Trades Association members and wives attend Elm Street Club supper with Edward Hargrave named toastmaster. evening ends in dancing and bowling. Fitzsimmons Telephone Company seeks chamber endorsement for its platform. Bradford Shinkle re-elected president of Covington and Cincinnati Bridge Company with Charles P Taft as vice president and W K Benton as secretary.
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Theodoré M. Foucard
Grand Hotel
Hamilton County
Metal Trades Association
Elm Street Club
Edward Hargrave
Cotton Letters Signal Bullish Ginning Data
The cotton market opens firm as ginners report 9,995,000 bales ginned to January 1, below last year’s 11,750,000. The Census Bureau data lift prices, shorts cover, and analysts see potential for tighter supplies if remaining ginning stays on course. Different traders note bullish outlooks amid India’s small crop and domestic demand.
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W. E. Hutton &Co
Census Bureau
Shorts
Foster & Co
India
W. R. Todd & Co
Cotton market soars on census report gains at close
The New York cotton market rose sharply after the census release with limits of 16 to 30 points gains and a steady close. Trade showed heavy activity with 350000 bales traded, ongoing buying from outside accounts and strong Liverpool support.
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New York
Tradk
Liverpool
New Orleans
Houston
Uplands
Gulf
Traction stocks and bonds buoyed by improved markets
Cincinnati and Chicago clears show steady gains with strong bond activity. Banks report higher time loan rates while New York exchange discounts ease as investors seek liquidity. Cincinnati Gas and Electric and Suburban Tel share patronage amid improving market tone.
New York Bond Sales Summary by W E Hutton & Co
Bond offerings listed with prices and yields including Missouri Pacific 5s, B & Q Ill 3s, and Illinois Central 3s. Other issues show int. pump 6s and K O 4s with varied percentages and amounts.
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W. E. Hutton & Co
First National Bank
Third Ave
Missouri Pacific
London and New York metal markets edge higher on tin and copper
January 9 reports show London tin closing £122 10s with futures £12 10s, copper up £0 10s for spot and futures. Local quotes rise for copper to $13.50–$13.75, tin and lead mixed, iron steady, and St. Louis lists lead at $2.50 and spelter at $4.30.
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New York
London
Standard
Cleveland
Foundry
Northern
Southern
Southern Soft
ST. Louis
Spelter
Mining stock quotes from Boston market update
Boston markets show mixed quotes across mining and energy firms with values listed for numerous companies including Calumet and Hecla, Quincy, Tamarack, Isle Royale, Granite and others. Notable movers include Trinity and Butte Coal and a broad spread of prices across 1 to 605.
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Boston
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Bingham
Calumet and
Hecla
Centennial
Copper Range
Daly-West
Franklin
Granby
Isle Royale
Massachusetts Mining
Michigan
Mohawk
Hontene Coal and Coke
Old Dominion
Parrot
Quincy
Shan
Tamarack
Trinity
United Cop
United States Mining
United States Oil
Utah
Victoria
Winona Wolverine
North Butte
Butte Coalition
Nevada
Cal T
Arizona
Arizona Commercial
Coffee futures open steady amid light demand in New York
New York traders saw coffee futures open unchanged to up a fraction as European cables favored higher prices. Demand scattered while offerings stayed light, with settlements steady to firm on Havre cables. Trading reported 29 250 bags with a list of January through December contracts and spot prices for Rio, Santos and Cordova grades.
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Tanuaty
Oss
Liverpool
New York
Havre
Rio No
Santos No
Cordova
Cattle and Hogs Prices Mixed Across Markets in Early Week
Receipts and shipments for the past twenty four hours show cattle and hogs moving across markets in Cincinnati and EAST BUFFALO with varied demand. Prices for cattle range from two to five dollars, with steers and calves producing mixed steady to higher values while hogs see modest lifts in some cities and steady to firm in others. Lambs and sheep hold firm with strong retail demand in multiple centers.
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Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
Kansas City
Falde
New York
ST. Louis
Chicago
Turpentine and Rosin Market Reports Across Southern Ports
Savannah reports steady rosin trading with sales 2329 bbls and stock 108883 bbls while turpentine firm with 547 bbls sales and 638 bbls receipts. Charleston notes no activity. Oil City lists oil runs and averages. Wilmington shows Spirits turpentine and rosin prices with minor receipts.
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Savannah
Charleston
Oil City
Wilmington
Commodity price list from New York market
A dated New York market listing gem and mining stock prices with several named companies and values such as Adams Con .05 Alice .60 Breece .09 Brunswick Con .15 Comstock Tunnel .21 Cal and Va .56 Horn Silver .50 Iron Silver .70 Leadville Con .06 Ontario 1.75 Ophir 1.15 Potosi .09 Savage .38 Sierra Nevada .28 Standard 1.4 and other items.
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New York
Adams
Alice
Brunswick
Comstock Tunnel
Con
Cal
Leadville
Little Chief
Ontario
Potosi
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Market Prices for Clover Seed and Timothy in Toledo
Prices listed for Clover seed cash and January at 10.60 and March at 10.70. Timothy prime is 2.20 and Alsike prime is 10.0. The brief market note records current futures or commodity values in Toledo.
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Toledo
Clover Seed
Timothy
Alsike
New Orleans Prices Report for Cotton Seed Oil
New Orleans on January 9 lists prime cotton seed oil at 39 cents per unit. The market note records steady pricing with no bold shifts expected. Local traders monitor supply levels and demand from manufacturers across the region.
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New Orleans
Prime
Wheat and corn markets show firm tones in Cincinnati report
Cincinnati date line notes Minneapolis No. 1 Northern wheat closing at 1.18% while other grains stay steady. The report lists prices for flour, rye, oats and hay, with mixed deliveries, car lots and receipts. whisky and malt also shown alongside extensive supply figures and grain inspections.
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Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Northern
Timothy
Fruits and Groceries and farm supplies listing
An early 20th century price sheet lists apples per barrel at 3.25, bananas per bunch 1.25, beets 15 cents a dozen, cranberries 2.60 per box, cabbage 1.25 per barrel, lemons 3.50 per box, Florida oranges 2.50 per box, home grown onions 60 to 65 cents a bushel, potatoes 2.40 to 2.50 per barrel, pumpkins 1 per barrel, rutabagas 1.25 per barrel, squash 1.50 per barrel, and sweet potatoes 4.50 to 5 per barrel, plus assorted groceries and feed items.
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Palermo
Florida
Jersey
Ohio Incorporations Special Dispatch To Commercial Tribune
The Industrial Machine Company Cleveland 15000 by N W Thomas H H Freeman S Q Kerruish George W Spooner and W S Kerruish The Wade Park Social Club Cleveland by H E Grimme C W Wendling C A Fisher W S Senter and M F Noble The Law Oil and Gas Company Otsego 5000 by Thomas M Law D A Anderson James A Morrow Elmer Law and A R Johnson The Model Brass Foundry Company Cincinnati 7500 by E M Boland As P Ryan N Boland A M Boland and Joseph Lemkuhl The National Automatic Billboard Company Cleveland 150000 by William C Carr George W Carr Ethel M Carr Herbert B Sabin and Ralph A Tago The Lima Brake Shoe Company Lima 10000 by B F Thomas W A Bradley J J Ewing Jacob Loefer and F A Thomas The G M Short Company Cincinnati 10000 by James R Hicks Allen Glancy Harvey Perin Charles W Nash and Walter Tasker The Cromwell Dixon Airship Company Columbus 10000 by Nellie Dixon Joseph F Bott J F Linton James Ross and Max Morehouse The Mission Specialty Company Sebr ing 20000 by A S Weldy Mabel G Weldy Charles O Silver T G Maxwell and B J Galbreath The Sherwood Improvement Company Newark increase capital stock from 35000 to 40000 The Hiawatha Coal Company Cleveland 100000 by John W Fowler John H Burgess Robert Glover E J Clancy and George P Geibe Sr The Union Light and Water Company Milford Center 12000 by Edward A Schambs L H Osborne M H De Fred Richter and Frantis Brugler
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
The
Industrial Machine Company
Cleveland
N. W. Thomas
H. Freeman
S. Q. Kerruish
George W. Spooner
W. S. Kerruish
Wade Park
H. E. Grimme
C. W. Wendling
C. A. Fisher
W. S. Senter
M. F. Noble
Law
William C. Carr
George W. Carr
Ethel M. Carr
Herbert B. Sabin
Ralph A. Tago
Lima Brake Shoe Company
Lima
B. F. Thomas
W. A. Bradley
J. J. Ewing
Jacob Loefer
F. A. Thomas
G. M. Short Company
Cincinnati
James R. Hicks
Allen Glancy
Harvey Perin
Charles W. Nash
Walter Tasker
Cromwell-Dixon Airship Company
Nellie Dixon
Joseph F. Bott
J. F. Linton
James Ross
Max Morehouse
Mission Specialty Company
Sebring
A. 8. Weldy
Mabel G. Weldy
Charles O. Silver
T. G. Maxwell
B. J. Galbreath
Sherwood Improvement Company
Newark
Hiawatha Coal Company
John W. Fowler
John H. Burgess
Robert Glover
E. J. Clancy
George P. Geibe
Union Light and Water Company
Milford Center
Edward A. Schambs
L. H. Osborne
M. H. de Fred Richter
Frantis Brugler
Clearing House to decide on admitting trust companies
The Clearing House Committee will hold a full association meeting next Monday to decide if trust companies may join the Clearing House of banks. A plan is expected, with debates over reserve requirements. Conservative presidents favor 25 percent reserves. others propose 15 percent for associate members.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Clearing House Committee
Association of Banks
Clearing House
Record tobacco sales surge in Louisville market
Leaf tobacco offerings reached peak volume with 1,226 hhds traded across warehouses on January 9. Burley and dark tobacco prices rose as buyers packed warehouses, signaling weekly totals likely to exceed prior records. A 1,400 hhds single day set a new benchmark, averaging about 11 1/2 cents per pound and earning farmers and dealers roughly $175,000 in gross proceeds. John Pendleton Burley opened new crop at 17c.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Burley
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Pacific Mail
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Seeeteee Sve
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Ticker
Erie
J. P. Morgan & Co
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Treasury Statement
J. B. Doan
Business Men’s Club
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Cincinnati and Suburban Telephone Company
New West Exchange
American Rolling Mill Company
Wright C. Gibson
Globe-Wernicke Company
W. B. Carpenter Company
Employers’ Association
Business Men's Club
Great China Tea Company
Fitzsimmons Telephone Company
Chamber of Commerce
Bradford Shinkle
Covington and Cincinnati Bridge Company
Charles P. Taft
W. K. Benton
Cotton Letters
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LOGAL
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Link
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Butte
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Office National Insurance Company
W. Burnet
Louisville Tobacco
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