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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1908

Page

58

Market Sketch on July Trading Prospects and Money Flow

York reports a mixed trading day with stocks supported by government crop optimism and low interest rates. Cash inflows from interior banks and treasury disbursements shape sentiment, while rail, copper, and marine securities show volatility and declines in some sectors.

Treasury New York Exchange Chicago New York Maryland Mercantile Marine Securities Manhattan Island

London stocks hold steady amid partial congressional session

Reports show steady London stock values as a joint house and senate talks near a two week schedule to tackle congressional business. Floods in Mississippi ease after damage while foreign crop conditions improve at key points. Banking and international plans face delays as negotiations on American participation in China and Japan budget adjustments unfold.

Market Prices and Commodities in York Session

York on July 9 reports prices for various stocks and metals. Alice 2.00 Brunswick 0.01 Comstock Tunnel 0.24 Tunnel bonde 0.19 Cal and Va. Silver 0.85 Iron Silver 1.40 Leadville 0.45 Little Chief 0.07 Mexican Ontario 3.50 Ophir 1.37 Standard 1.60 Jacket 0.70.

York Brunswick Comstock Con Cal

New York Bond Sales Read by W E Button & Co

The report lists diverse municipal and corporate bond offerings with prices and yields, including Reading J.C. & 90,000, Atch cv before, and various rail and steel issues. It aggregates totals near 500,000 with yields around 80 to 105 percent across many issues.

J.C St. L Be— Forte IER C. L. de Rail U. P K. C Beth Steel R. R Col. So U. B. Breel Westing Mer. Marine Virginians Brown Bros Sone AY Sc West

Financial notes from Cincinnati stock exchange and delegates

The New Orleans Board of Trade asked Cincinnati Stock Exchange to cooperate in promoting naval defense at the Mississippi mouth. The Chamber of Commerce was enlisted months ago. H A Truedley and others returned from Atlanta after attending the Southern Commercial Secretaries association, where Mr. Finch was elected vice president. Cincinnati Business Men's Club elected Vogel Foy Andrews Tietig Garvey. T M Warne of Amboy visited the Exchange yesterday.

New Orleans Board of Trade Cincinnati Stock Exchange Mississippi River Chamber of Commerce H. A. Truedley Will I.finch Charles B. Murray Atlanta Southern Commercial Secretaries Association Mr. Finch Business Men’s Club Charles W. Vogel William F. Foy N. S. Andrews Arnold Tietig C. P.garvey

London stock market steadies amid mixed sentiment

July 9 London trading shows money easily obtained but discounts firm as continental gold demand looms. Shares drift with mining carry over and Mexican securities. railway stocks mostly fall early then recover slightly. Closing quotes list numerous issues with small changes and a 5 16 to 9 16 per cent rate of discount for short and three month bills.

London Ienean Railway Company New York Wall Street L. & Niececcceeenes Central Norfolk & West Atchison Ascos Ontario & West Vcaene Pennsylvania Canadian Pacific Rand Mines Cook Fendeeers Reading Chicago Gr. West Southern Railway Southern Pacific Union Pacific Grand Trunk Illinois Central

Money on Call Rates and Bonds Across Cities

NEW YORK reports money on call steady at 1 percent with time loans at 2 percent for sixty days and 3 percent for six months. Commercial bills quoted around 486. multiple bond listings show weak government bonds and steady roads bonds. BOSTON notes call loans 2 to 3 percent and lists prices for Atchison and other rail and utility issues with several company pref stocks advancing and general industrials mixed.

New York Boston Mass Tchison Adjustable Atchiesoh Boston & Albany Boston & Maine American Tel American Woolen Dominion Irom and Steel Edison Electric Illuminating General Electric Massachusetts Electric Massachusetts Gas United Fruit United Shoe Math United States Steel

London tin and copper markets rise. Copper Producers report released

The London tin market closed higher with spot at £131 5s and futures £133 l. Local copper moved up slightly in London and remained quiet locally. Lead and spelter held steady or slipped in both markets. The Copper Producers association issued a monthly report showing July stocks at 154,858,061 lbs, June production 116,567,493 lbs, and June consumption 131,557,573 lbs, all down from May. In St Louis lead and spelter fell to $4.22% and $5.25 respectively.

New York London Cleveland England Northern Southern Southern Goft Copper Producers’ Association ST. Louis

Mining stock quotes from Boston market report

A Boston market note lists numerous mining and related stocks with percentage changes or prices such as Adventure 6 percent and Calumet and Arizona 102, along with many others including Alaska, Massachusetts, Michigan, Nevada, and Utah based firms. The brief compiles varying values for a midweek session.

New York Standard Oil American Tobacco McKinley Cobalt Central Rawhide Butte Coalition Aaetaee Nevada Consolidated A Subwaseer See Neeee Boston United Nipissing Greene Cananea Aseaee Cumberland-Blyerr Lake Por Yukon Central Wet Nevada Utah Arizona Bea Aids Curb Bay State Gail Bees eabeesBotes Davis-Daly Adie Weadaststecs Cumberland-Bly Peudvonteupeessas Helvetia Boston Close Adventure Dndsdepiveck Onan Allouez PST Reas Atlantic Calumet Hecla Frennee Eens Centennial Daly-West Copper Range Franklin Anette Greene Cananea Wee Michigan Omer New Enee North Quincy Tenner Superior Pittsburg Anew Ween Philadelphia Cam, Steel Renee Tener Rapid Signs Lake Superior Mass Allouez Amalgamated Arizona Commercial Atlantic Butte Coalition Calumet and Copper Range Daly- West Franklin Granby Greene Cananea Isle Royale Massachusetts Mining Mohawk Ontana Coal and Coke Old Dominion

Foreign Bourses Show Dull Trading and Weak Prices

Paris July 9 trading was dull and prices weakened on the Bourse with three per cent Te 97f 650ci for the account. Paris exchange on London 26f 18% for checks. Berlin July 9 trading dull with irregular prices. Berlin exchange on London 20m 44pfg for checks. Money 3 per cent. Private discount rate 2% per cent.

Paris London Berlin

Coffee futures hold steady amid foreign short interest rumors

New York July 9 futures opened steady to up 5 points on rumors of large foreign short positions for September delivery. Prices closed steady to 2 points higher with 19 250 bags traded across several contracts. Spot market remained quiet with Rio No 7 around 7 3 4 cents and Santos No 4 about 9 cents.

New York Shorts Rio No Santos Cordova

Treasury Statement of Funds At Beginning of Day

Treasury report shows trust funds with gold coin $852,858,869 and silver dollars $485,541,000 plus 1890 dollars $4,211,000 and silver certificates $455,541,000. General fund totals include standard silver dollar balance $6,418,809 and current liabilities $93,267,288 with working balance $19,553,362 and bank credits $64,425,292. Minor and subsidiary coins amount to $2,568,081 and $26,810,624 respectively, totaling general fund balance $119,126,802.

Washington Treasury General Fund United States

Weekly Bank Statement Shows German Imperial Bank Shifts

Berlin July 9 The weekly statement of the Imperial Bank of Germany reports cash in hand up 10.7 million marks and gold in hand rising 17.7 million. Loans and discounts fall by substantial sums while notes in circulation and deposits decline. Treasury bills increase by 12.1 million marks as deposits shrink.

Berlin Imperial Bank of Germany

Financial News From Cincinnati and Chicago Markets

Cincinnati and New York finance summaries report bank clearings around 4.7 million dollars, 11.2 million in St Louis, and 46.3 million in Chicago. Bonds and stocks show mixed movements with United States Printing and Procter & Gamble in demand while Columbia Gas and Electric weakens and market rates hold at 4 percent.

Cincinnati’Gas and Electric United States Procter & Gamble Columbia Gas and Electric Cincinnati Gas and Electric New York Exchange Elec Columbus Ry Kroger 2Nd Col. Gas and Bdlec Des’c’t L. & & Pref Columbia Gas Gas and Bec

Markets in Cincinnati July 9 1909 Wheat and grain quotes

The Cincinnati market report lists Minneapolis Wheat No 1 Northern closing at 1.28% and notes mixed movements across wheat corn oats rye hay and flour. Sales include No 2 red old track at 1.85 and corn, oats, whisky, and various farm commodities with receipts and shipment figures.

Cincinnati Minneapolis Northern D.s Rye Inter Tsatoy Sone Low Wenee

Fragmented Seclurities Listing Shows Various Bonds and Dividends

A damaged OCR list details numerous securities, including city bonds, bank issues, electric utilities, railroads, and preferred shares. It notes bond par values, percentages, ex-dividend statuses, and assorted company names such as First National, Covington Trust, and Miami firms with assorted yields and prices.

Fruits and Vegetables Price List

Grocery items with prices for apples bananas beets cabbages carrots cucumbers lemons oranges onions potatoes peaches raspberries string beans squash turnips and other produce. Regional price ranges are given in per unit per container terms.

California Florida

Wool market updates from Boston London and St Louis

The Commercial Bulletin reports active Boston wool trading with Montana staple arrivals around 4 million pounds and strong prices except delaine and quarter-blood fleece. Boston shipments to July 8 reach 132 million pounds, receipts through July 5 total 209 million pounds, ahead of last year. London offers 18,393 bales in a firm crossbred and merino sale with keen home and American buyers. St Louis notes wool steady with medium grades at 22 28s, light fine 20 25c, heavy fine 13 20c, tub washed about 4s per pound.

Boston Mass Commercial Bulletin of Montana London

Butter Eggs and Poultry Prices Across Cities

Market notes from New York Kansas City St Louis and Chicago show butter firm with varied creamery prices, eggs steady with current receipts and range of firsts and extras, and poultry mainly firm with small changes in prices for chickens fowls and turkeys across multiple markets.

New York Kansas City ST. Louis Chicago Americas Springs

Largest Cheese Shipped From Utica Factory

The Mohawk valley’s largest cheese was shipped to a Chicago firm yesterday by Utica Cold Storage. It stood 32 inches high and 45 inches in diameter, weighed 1 950 pounds, and required about ten tons of milk. A special press shaped it for sale to the Chicago buyer through the storage company.

Utica N. Y Mohawk Valley Chicago

State authorizes several business formations and capital increase

The state approves formations including Canton Mutual Oil and Gas Co of Canton with 50009 by Frank J. Borda and others, John Childs Wholesale and Retail Co of Middletown with 1000, Dill-Brandt Manufacturing Co of Cleveland with 5000, and others. The Alliance Mortgage Reformedate Alliance increases capital stock from 500000 to 1000000.

Columbus Maneets Co Canton Mutual Oil and Gas Aed Canton Frank J. Borda John Childs Middletown Addison R. Palmer Dill-Brandt Manufacturing Company Cleveland Joseph C. Royo A. A. Stearns E. M. Volke M. T. Goton A. P. Crumby P. H. Meguillet E. I. Bailey H. ‘Art Ved Tupholme T. B. Bradley Ward Sner Alliance Sam Zumb Lick Run Building and Loan Aepeenati

Grain futures prices at Toledo on July 9

Seeds market report lists Cloverseed cash 6.55 and futures for October 6.97 plus December 6.97 and March 7.07 percent. Timothy seed prim 2. Alsike prime 7.90 August 8.20.

Toledo Timothy Alsike

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