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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1908

Page

8

Abundant Money Fuels Active Stock Market

A surge of funds in the money market supported speculative trading and kept prices broadly above the prior level. Reading and Hill stocks moved unevenly, New York Central equipment trust notes drew strong interest, and a brisk rise in railroad equipment shares followed signs of improved liquidity. Bond activity was irregular with total sales around $4.25 million.

Commercial Tribune New York Reading New York Central Equipment Trust J. P. Morgan & Co New York Central Wall Street Westinghouse Electric Company New York Central Equipment H. M. Beazel

Ticker Talk Reflects Rising Short Interest and Dividend Moves

The note highlights substantial short interest in Atchison and copper prices rising across grades. It reports a quarterly dividend deferral on cast iron pipe common stock and a regular dividend on preferred stock. It also mentions Jakey Field leading a professional bull clique buying stock aggressively.

Jakey Field

London and Paris stock market summary from January 14

London trading shows plentiful money and easier carry over rates while prices drift fractionally higher on a firmer tone. United States Steel Union Pacific and Atchison rail shares attract attention even as New York sentiment sours. bonds and gold silver trade steady amid mixed European cues and discount rates in London and Paris.

London Stock Exchange Paris Union Pacific Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe United States Steel New York Anaconda Atchison Baltimore & Ohio Canadian Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago Borlin Exchange

Money Markets and Bonds Across New York and Boston

New York money on call steady at 3 4 4 percent with bids at 3 percent and offers at 4 percent. Time loans at 5 ½ to 6 ½ percent, prime paper 6 7 percent. Sterling bills quoted with demand at 5 ½ 5.55, sixty day bills at 481 481 ¼. Mexican dollars 44 cents. Government bonds steady, railroad bonds irregular. Boston reports call loans 6 7 percent, time 6 8 percent. various railroad and miscellaneous securities listed with mixed prices.

New York Sterling Exchange Ask Panama Bree Cincinnati Clearing House Paris Reich- Wasps Oi Dsssway

Unclear OCR Survey of Mines and Companies

Fragmentary text lists numerous mining firms and percent figures such as United Copper 7 percent and Centennial 27 percent, with scattered place names like Isle Royale and Calumet. The passage appears as a garbled ledger of equities or stakes with several errors and broken phrases.

Ee Ant —Acueatuts Allouez Malgamat Sty Antic Bingham Calumet Hecla Centennial Range Daly-West Franklin Sennexe Isle Royale Massachusetts Michigan Mohawk Montana Ola Dominion Iney Shannon Tamarack United Copper United States Coalition Nevada Eiemet Arizona Con

Dry goods market shows uptick in New York trade

The January 14 report from New York notes firmer activity in dry goods with buyers returning to rabbine houses. Prices on staple ginghams fall about six cents per yard and reductions extend to several cottons and yarns as merchants push deals.

New York

Brokers Predict Market Upswing and Buy Signals

Market has shown a strong upturn for three weeks with expectations of a sharp reaction. Several firms recommend buying stocks on any setback while noting limited downside potential. Observers cite strong closes, low call money, and continued short covering amid a generally bullish tone.

J. E. Jones & Co Charles E. Bultman & Co New York Page & Hill

Burley and Dark Tobaccos Steady in Louisville Markets

Today's tobacco offerings totaled 890 hhds with Burley and dark grades across Kentucky warehouses. Prices ranged from $5.25 to $17 per hundredweight as buyers, led by American Tobacco, took about 75 percent of the sale amid brisk bidding. overall volume eased slightly from last Tuesday but a strong week is anticipated.

Commercial Tribune Louisville Kentucky Ninth Street State Planters Central Warehouse United Dark Warehouse

Burley Tobacco Opening Market Sentiment and Prices

Opening offerings were light but trading strong with excellent demand across all classes. Warehouses reported 73 hogsheads of new and 24 old tobacco, with detailed prices from Globe Bodmann and Farmers and Shippers notes ranging from 6.80 to 16 per hogshead and a final recap showing several price bands for new and old tobacco.

Globe Bodmann

Suit seeks void merger and receiver in Virginia coal case

A Federal District Court suit filed in Lynchburg Virginia by Philadelphia parties asks to void the merger of the Poca hontas Collieries Company and the Poca hontas Consolidated Collieries Company of Tazewell County. The petition seeks a receiver and an injunction to stop further money, and the $20,000,000 bond issue to be placed with a New York trust company.

Commercial Tribune Lynchburg Federal District Court Philadelphia Pocahontas Collieries Company Pocahontas Consolidated Collieries Company Tazewell County New York Trust Company

Mining stock prices in New York exchange report

A list of mineral company shares and prices traded in New York on January 14 including Adams Con .05 Alice 4.00 Breece .09 Brunswick Con .15 Comstock Tunnel .23 Con Cal and Va .62 Horn Silver .50 Iron Silver .80 Leadville Con .06 Little Chief .05 Ontario 2.00 Ophir 1.25 Potosi .11 Savage .42 Sierra Nevada .45 Small Hopes .19 Standard 1.50.

George Eustis & Co Mercantile Library Atchison Weewne Atlantic Canadian Pacific c. Hh St. L St. L. - Eenee Chicago G. Ww . Oe - - 14 Seeee Chicago & Alton Wenee Col. Southern Del Hudson Erie Great Northern Aes Illinois Central Northern Pacific Norfolk & Western Ontario & Western Pennsylvania St. Depref Paul Seeeeeenns Texas Pacific Wabash Union Pacific Wis Central Amal Net Enee Col F Saneeere Maa Sewevneeesee Lovanne Pacific Mail Eresesce Sugar Deeel Western Union New York Adams Con Alice Breece Brunswick Comstock Tunnel Con Cal Leadville Little Chief Ontario Potosi Savage Sierra Nevada Small Hopes Standard

Metals Prices Move Higher in Chicago Market

Lead remains strong at 3.65 dollars per unit while spelter climbs to 4.50, with steady demand in the St. Louis market.

ST. Louis Jan Spelter

Industrials And Tractions Active As Market Rises

Cincinnati and other markets report gains with Cincinnati Gas and Electric leading activity alongside Cincinnati Street Railway and Cincinnati Suburban Telephone. Toledo Railways and Light also showing strength as open market trades rise. Bond sales total $6,500 with Gilbert Avenue Viaduct bonds among offerings.

Cincinnati Gas and Electric Cincinnati Street Railway Cincinnati and Suburban Telephone Toledo Railways and Light Gilbert Avenue Procter & Gamble Stock Exchange New York Exchange Morning Call Cin Gas & Electric Cin. & Sub. Telephone Street Railway Gas. & Electric Toledo Bus. & Light Gas Electric Procter & Gam. Com Cleveland (O

Cotton Market Mixed as Liverpool Outlook Shifts Prices

New Orleans spot cotton holds steady with gains to 11 3 16c for middling amid 1,109 bales traded on spot and 1,000 to arrive. Futures open lower on Liverpool nerves, rebound after cables show strike likely unlikely, with steady to higher closes in New York and Liverpool sessions. Sales reach 2,100 bales, receipts 16,800. U.S. and Southern markets show bullish spot signals and ongoing export activity.

New Orleans Liverpool Manchester Bott Hs cc MEGS Wisnseth Csvecss Pune Ves Vopodese Y Hoeadhs Ee Ee Eosse New York Shorts Houston

Oil and Turpentine Market Report Across Cities

Oil closed at 1.78 in Pittsburg while Oil City notes credit balances at 1.78. New Orleans reports rosin and turpentine receipts with varied ship ments. Savannah lists firm spirits turpentine and rosin with price ranges and stock figures. Charleston and Wilmington show limited activity with stable or unchanged quotes and modest receipts.

Pittsburg Oil City New Orleans Savannah Rosin Charleston Wilmington

London and New York metals markets mixed on tin and copper

The London tin market closed irregular with spot 29 6d higher at £125 125 6d and futures down 6s at £126 5s. Copper rose in London with spot £63 17s 6d and futures £64 5s. locally copper held steady with higher spot prices around $13.75 to $13.87. Lead was unchanged in London at £14 7s 6d while New York steadied around $3.65 to $3.75. Spelter rose in London to £20 5s but remained $4.45 to $4.50 locally. Iron showed little change. standard foundry £47s, Cleveland warrants 48s 4d. Local market quoted No 1 foundry Northern $18.25 to $18.75, No 2 Northern $17.75 to $18.25, No 1 Southern and No 2 Southern soft $18 to $18.50.

New York London Standard Foundry Cleveland Northern Southern Southern Soft

Wool market holds steady as revival eyed in Boston trade

In Boston on January 14 the wool market remains quiet with buyers limiting purchases to urgent needs. Despite tight activity, improved finances fuel belief in a forthcoming revival, with quotations across domestic wools and scoured values showing varied ranges from fine twelve months at 71 to 72 cents to staples and clothing lines in the 60s.

Boston Pennsylvania Delaine Michigan Washington New York Kentucky Indiana Missouri Texas Georgia California Middle Country Oregon

New Orleans Prime 87c. 8 Jan 14 Cotton Seed Oil

Cotton seed oil market notes from New Orleans report price movement and trading activity. No further details available in readable text.

NEW Orlean

Numerous Civic Meetings and Economic Moves in Cincinnati Area

A busy day in Cincinnati includes a Southwestern Arizona Fruit and Irrigation Company meeting in Sentinel for officer elections, the Cincinnati office to hear results, and broad civic activity. Reports show county funds totaling 4,078,589.83 with most deposited, a Republican club planned in Oakley, and various lectures, dinners, and club meetings across the city.

Southwestern Arizona Fruit & Irrigation Company Sentinel Ariz Cincinnati West Front Street Richardson

Jewelers Association to reorganize at Linton Hotel Friday

Wholesale Jewelers' Association schedules a Friday meeting at the Linton Hotel to reorganize and preview the upcoming election. discussion will cover current conditions and methods to improve them. Meisel Council Royal Arcanum last night installed new officers in Pittsburgh's Pittrofs Hall led by Regent S J Roche and toastmaster Grand Secretary Thomas Butterworth.

Wholesale Jewelers’ Association Linton Meisel Council Royal Arcanum Pittroff’s Hall Edward Rind Thomas Butterworth S. J. Roche W. H. Bennett F. G. Rheins John Newman Saul Berger I. Auer A. Bart Horton Joseph M

Global Grain Supply Shifts Reported by Bradstreet's

Bradstreet's cables show wheat mixed changes with Canada up 60 000 bush and Europe up 2 700 000 bush while U S and Canada total dips 654 000 bush. Corn gains 230 000 bush and oats drop 250 000 bush with Manitoba and Minneapolis setbacks among noted regions.

New York Bradstreet United States Rockies Canada Europe Cairo Milwaukee Omaha Manitoba Minneapolis

Butter Eggs Cheese and Poultry Market Reports

Chicago reports show butter steady with creamery and dairy prices around 18 to 29 cents. Eggs steady at market, cheese firm with several varieties quoted, poultry alive firmer with turkey and chicken prices listed. Kansas City notes eggs steady for fresh extras and firsts. New York reports butter firm with rising process prices and cheese unchanged. State markets show white and brown dairy colors, firsts and standard grades cited.

Chicago Springs Kansas City New York Pennsylvania Cereweseves New

Wool Prices Reported in Louis Jan Fourteen

In Louis January 14 the wool market shows steady tone with medium quality at two and one half and two and two thirds cents for combing and clothing, light fine at two and one quarter cents, heavy fine at two and eight tenths cents, and tub-washed at two and a half cents.

Con Louis

Market notes from Cincinnati Wheat Corn Rye and more

Cincinnati stock and commodity pricing from January 14 1908 shows No 1 Northern wheat at 1.10 per bushel down from 1.11 Monday with a quiet wheat market. Corn trends weaker across grades ear corn dull and off grades of shelled corn especially dull. Oats receipts light and firm tone. Rye firm. Flour steady but trade dull. Hay offerings liberal market easy and lower. Whisky firm. Grain inspections and receipts listed for wheat corn oats rye hay malt and other items with extensive price ranges and car counts.

Cincinnati Minneapolis Northern

Prices for Fruits Meats and Provisions

Market list shows apples per barrel 3 to 3.50 dollars, bananas 1.2 per bunch, beets 15 cents a dozen, cranberries 2 dollars per box, cabbage 1.15 per barrel, lemons 3 to 3.50 per box, oranges Florida 2.50 to 3 per box, onions 60 to 65 cents per bush, potatoes 2 to 2.25 per barrel, pumpkins 1 per barrel, rutabagas 1.25 per barrel, squash 1.50 per barrel, sweet potatoes Jersey 5.50 to 6. Also prices for lead, cotton seed, pork by barrels, various meats and greens with ranges and letter grades. Feathers and Timothy hay listed with prices.

D.s.mts Palermo Florida Jersey

Livestock Markets See Mixed Movements Across Cities

Across East Buffalo Chicago Kansas City St Louis and St Joseph cattle, hogs, sheep and lambs show mixed changes. Best steers rise up to 10 cents, hogs trend lower, sheep and lambs generally steady to firm with regional price spreads noted.

Commercial Tribune East Buffalo Chicago Kansas City South ST. Joseph ST. Louis

Ohio Incorporations Filed in Columbus

Several new companies were filed in Columbus today including The Monitor Sad Iron Company at Big Prairie with 50000 dollars by J C Lake and others, The Williams Brothers Company of Cleveland with 100000 dollars by Robert F Williams and partners, and The Faultless Garment Company of Cleveland valued at 35000 dollars by D N Goodman and others. Also listed are The Mosauer and Meyer Co of Dayton 25000 dollars, The Booth Coal Co of Navarre 4000 dollars, The Dickelman Company of Forest 10000 dollars, The Wesbern Manufacturing Company of Toledo 100000 dollars, and The Rathburn Jones Engineering Company of Toledo 240000 dollars with multiple investors.

Commercial Tribune Columbus Monitor Sad Iron Company Big Prairie J. C. Lake R. R. Critchfield B. A. Lake Harvey Emmons A. V. Rush Williams Brothers Company Cleveland Robert F. Wiliams L. F. McAuley E. R. Boehm W. E. Ward Faultless~ Garment Company D. N. Goodman Leopold Edilam Lichtenstein Dan Ulmer Carl Kirtz Max Goodman Mosauer & Meyer Co Dayton Edward Mosauer Joseph Meyer Lee Wolf N. Meyer George Ray John Pollock Howard Ray William Brogden Wallace Dixon Dickelman Company Forest Ih H. Dickelman F. F. Swimley C. Breese W. M. Swimley O. Dickelman Wesbern Manufacturing Company Toledo C. H. Masters 8. Beeson John P. Martin John M. Babcock W. F. Hedrick Rathburn-Jones Engineering Company Helen B. Jones George J. Rathburn H. W. Hley Alex. L. Smith George H. Beckwith

Grain visible supply shows mixed shifts in January

The New York Produce Exchange report dated January 11 shows wheat at 47 with 81 000 bushels, down 600 000. corn 4 771 000 down 289 000. oats 8 493 000 up 48 000. rye 897 000 down 168 000. barley 5 780 000 down 115 000.

New York New York Produce Exchange

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Ticker Atchison Adj Mexican Central Boston & Albany Boston & Maine Boston Elevated Fitchbur N. Y American Arge. Chemical American Sugar American Tel American Woolen Edison Electric Illuminating General Electric Usetts Electric Usette Gas United Fruit United Ghee Machine Boston Mining Roberts, Hall & Criss W. R. Todd & Co Louisville Tobacco NEW York Mining Peoria Metals Special Dispatch Sterling Neds Vas Sroum Sands Railroa Ask. Cin Col. & Xenia Little Miami Col. Ry. & L T.P Ohio Dessis Rys. & L Scioto Valley R. Mill Globe Soap Poes Nees Jurgens Globe-Wer Bar. & Smith Ham Hous Stan Brownell Casey-H. Pr Kroger Jow & S C. Cif Nat Ph. Carey Pr Ph&fm Roots Mill Proc. & Gam Tobacco Columbia Gas Rople’n Realty Oe G. & FF Steptoe-Sh Guraioas U. S. Tel W. Powell Pr Wurlitzer Fleisch Western Ger Col. Crosst’h Jom. Fc Southern Ohio U. Ist Tol B.G Ham, & Lind Germ Big Four C.H. Dido C.1 Am. Nat Bright Trust.i City Hall Cosmopolitan Cov Trust Es First N’l Industri de Jopens Jpayton & M Day Eagle Oak L Pac Consol S. F J. J A. O J J F. A M. N Southern Ry Ee Water Works Eves J D Ae Eneeneeneee Hamilton County Elizabethtown Bridge Longview Armory Benson Street Bridge Big Miami Bridge Covington Oesasesesseee Water Works Newport Bonds Cin. Edison Fay & Egan És U.L C.n.&c Colum, Bank & Lav. Co Norw. First Union Unity Traction Ks— C.&c.bd C. J. Buddeke & Co Union Trust Building Cccessss Etree Secessesses Aeeae Oeace Adtil Cecesecewessee MAS —Cvsccevvcoesds IMSL Edevcsee Eeree Sééces de Osevess Weeee Aubuse New York Stock Exchange American Tobacco Comates Borden British Columbia Butte Coalition Chicago Subway Colonial Tee Dominion Copper Havana Tobacco Co Otis Elevator Royal Baking Powder North Butte Ate Eens Sone Sooves WOOL Oakley Oakley Town Hall Conrad Keller Frank Kritner D. K. Mason David Davis William R. Collins Alexander Landesto Dempsey People’s Bank Fifth and Plum Streets College Hill College of Finance, Commerce and Accounts Lincoln Club B. R. Cowen Associated Press Ben Mulford, Jr Harlin Chamber of Commerce Louis A. Ripley The Georgia Railroad Joseph Wisher Coyington Coal Company George Pohlman National Fire Insurance Company E. V. Burnett Industrial Bureau Kingston Jamaica Alsace-Lorraine Manufacturers’ Club Charles A. Hinsch Frank Shaffer Charles Ellison Taft Ellison Mr. Shaffer J. P. Morgan Treasury George Cortelyou Bennett Murray Business Men's Club M. A. Pollock Havana A. B. Stanley H. L. Mickle F. C. Jack Wood Patton C. M. Bickwell A. F. Peck Detroit F. S. Halsey Queen City Club Board of Governors J. C. Hobart Business Men’s Club Supreme Court Albert Bettinger Sam Bailey Commodore Laidley Auilas National Bank Capital Rae Savine Do City Bl’d Gilseck Vewe Fruits and Vegetables Cruda Timothy Java Japan Sum N. O Akron Baldwin St. Lewis MH. Baldwin & CO Fourth St HOTEL Havlin John W. Ballmann Vine St Carew Bldg City _of S. Kuhn & Sons East Third Street
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