Ohio Cities Featured in New Issue Bonds Offer
A Cincinnati based new issue outlines bonds issued for Ohio cities including Cleveland Columbus Dayton Lima Mansfield Lorain Berea and Lorain County. The offering details bonds across multiple municipalities in the state aiming to fund various projects.
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State of
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Lima
Mansfield
Lorain Gomnty
Lorain, Ohi Berea
NEW Loan
Cincinnati Consolidated Linking Fund
Kuhn & Sons
Stock Exchange Notes From a Murky Source
StockDepartment Champion Coated paper company stock 6 pref stock Siguven Owens Rentschler Co 6 4 pref stock Little Miami Ry 8 guar stock Columbus Xenia Ry 4 8 guar stock Cincinnati Street Ry 44 guar stock Cin Gas Electric 4 stock Andall Local Bank Select Corporation stocks Buys sells all bonds and stocks listed on all lending exchanges direct private wire
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Atau Paper Company
Stoc Siguven
Owens & * Rentschler Co
Little Miami Ry
Guar
Columbus& Xenia Ry
Andall Local Bank and Select Corporation
Detroit United Railway
Columbus Ry
Sorbus Gas Com
Toledo
B. G
Cincinnati
Cincioneti
H. & D. Pref
Rewport
Decatur
Ill
St. Ry
Aloo Butte Clty
Mont
Cincinnati Street Ry
Union Light
Local Stocks Remain Strong Ahead of Summer Quiet
The Monday market report shows Detroit United Railway leading demand, with Printing and Gas and Electric active. Banks report heavy clearing, money flows toward the country, and rates firm on collateral loans while New York and foreign exchange stay steady.
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Detroit United Railway
Stock Exchange
Peace and strike news shadow dull market in late day
The stock market stayed dull with minor changes and a heavy tone at close. Coal strike anxiety and failed South Africa peace hopes weighed on speculation, while gains appeared only in Central Pacific St Paul and Hocking Valley as fund activity tightened.
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Sterling Exchange
South Africa
Roberts & Hall
London
Central Pacific
St. Paul
Hocking Valley
England
W. E. Hutton & Co
Wall Street Review: No Activity Despite Peace News
Trading remained dull after the Thursday close with peace announcements and South Africa tensions failing to spark interest. Grain carriers led gains on April earnings, while bond activity was subdued and foreign financing kept cautious sentiment intact as markets anticipated a larger corn crop.
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New York
Stock Exchange
South Africa
Union Pacific
Burlington
Canadian Pacific
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Norfolk & Western
London
Wall Street
Money on call firmer and bonds mixed across two cities
New York reports money on call firmer at 6 and 4 percent ranges with sterling steady and bankers bills active. Government bonds weaken while state and railroad issues show mixed to irregular moves. Boston closes with varied loan rates and a spread of bond and stock prices across several railroads and industrials.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Boston
Local Securities Quoted Across Stocks and Bonds
Quotations on stocks and bonds tabulated with bid and ask across railroad stocks miscellaneous stocks bank stocks insurance stocks and local bonds from Cincinnati and Covington Newport. Notable entries include Cin. & Mont. Lincoln lines rail issues and various 4s and 5s dated 1905 1918, with values shown for U.S. Printing Det. United Eureka and Citizens German Nat. among others.
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St.Im
Street R. R
Mia.cable
C. & Cig
Det
el. Ry
C.,.n.&c. Lot Bs
H& D
del Ke
Lean
C.R.& Ftw
Big Four
Market notes on oil and turpentine prices and shipments
Oil and turpentine markets show mixed quotes across cities. Ohio and Indiana oils range 8c to 88¢. Savannah reports turpentine steady at 45¢ and rosin varies with graded prices. Charleston notes unchanged, Wilmington records quiet spirits turpentine and firm tar prices.
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Oil City
Toledo
Charleston
Wilmington
Rosin Wan Bae
Cincinnati Markets: Receipts and Shipments Report Monday
Market snapshot lists numerous commodity figures for cattle, wheat, corn, oats, and other staples in Cincinnati. Grain, flour, hay, whiskey, meats, and groceries show mixed activity with prices and quantities noted, highlighting trading at various storage and shipment points.
Closing quotations of unlisted securities recorded by Roberts and Hall
Closing quotations of unlisted securities were recorded by Roberts and Hall as for one. The note reflects a market listing not available on standard exchanges.
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Roberts & Hall
Metals and mining stock quotes drift in scattered markets
The report shows London tin and lead prices drifting with unchanged local quotes, and New York Boston stock lists for Adams Consolidated Alice Ophir and others. It notes London tin at 135 for spot futures and Glasgow market levels, with several foundry and copper holdings listed across major exchanges.
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London
Foundry
Northern
Southern
Southern Soft
Glasgow
Middlesboro
New York
Adams Consolidated
Alice
Breece
Brunswick Consolidated
Comstock Tunnel
Consolidated California
Adenture
Allouez
Amalgamated
Bingham
Calumet and
Hecla
Centennial
Copper Range
Dominion Coal
Franklin
Isle Royale
Mohawk
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrot
Quincy
Santa Fe Copper
Tamarack
Trimountain
Trinity
United States
Markets react to South Africa peace news across continents
Paris stocks opened buoyant with peace in South Africa boosting Rio Tinto and Argentines while Kaffirs and London accounts cooled. Berlin markets followed the trend with across the board price rises as banks, locals, and Treasuries firmed on demand.
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Paris
South Africa
London
Sosnovic
Berlin
Southa
Estimating Contest Details Assert 24000 Prize
A note reads 24,000.00 Estimating Contest with 1 49 chances to win a prize. The line implies a published prize amount and a probability indicating entries or odds.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Copper exports rise in May as market stays steady
New York June 2 The May copper exports reached 15 339 tons bringing the year to date total to 81 229 tons up from 39 897 tons year ago The local market held steady with sales of 50 000 pounds casting for mid June at 12 2 dollars per pound Closing copper prices ranged Standard spot to August 11 75 to 12 Electrolytics 12 to 12 30 Casting 12 to 12 25 The London market closed 12 64 higher than last Thursday with spot and forward delivery.
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New York
London
America
United States
Timothy
Serson
Baltimore
Toledo
Milwaukee
James
Altimore
Minneapolis
St Louis
Tal Pr
Financial market closes with gains amid peace news
London closing prices show steady Consols and gains across railway and industrial shares led by Anaconda Canadian Pacific and United States Steel. Bar silver at 23 15-16d per ounce, money rates 2 3 4 percent, three months bills 2 1 2 percent. Peace news in South Africa spurred optimism and price dips for Tie tamer equities.
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London
Anaconda
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Reading
Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash
Rand Mines
DeBeers
Stock Exchange
South Africa
South African Securi
Market report of grain and commodities from New York and St Louis
New York reports flour receipts and exports with wheat futures mixed after early weakness, showing No 2 red prices around 78 cents and July near 78. Corn and oats hold steady with modest shifts driven by receipts and crop news. Coffee and sugar markets show mild firmness and steady refinements while St Louis notes firmer coffee values and softer flour and wheat trends.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Chicago
ST. Louis
Butter and Egg Prices Across Markets June Report
The report shows varying dairy and poultry prices in multiple cities. Boston paced butter at 23 1 4 to 23 3 4 cents, eggs firm around 17 to 18 1 2 cents, cheese steady near 10 to 10 1 2 cents, while New York and Chicago markets listed mixed butter and egg quotes and firm poultry values.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
Canton
N. Y
Watertown
New York
State Dairy iYeallge
Pew State
State
Pennsylvania
Southern Mallee
Chicago
Dairies
Young Americas
Philadelphia
Baltimore
ST. Louis
Pittsburg
Elgin
Ohio
New York State
Wisconsin
Louisville
Market Report on Dry Goods Goods in New York
The New York dry goods market after holidays shows quiet spot trading but fair activity on mail orders. Brown cottons look good, bleached muslins dull with unchanged quotations, denims scarce yet firm, plaids firm and well sold, prints quiet, ginghams scarce and firm, and cotton hosiery and underwear unchanged.
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New York
Visible grain supply report for May shows declines
New York June 2. The May visible grain supply compiled by the New York Produce Exchange lists wheat at 723,204,000 bushels, down 2,423,000. corn 4,427,000 down 70,000. oats 8,035,000 up 714,000. rye 752,000 down 222,000. barley 589,000 up 80,000.
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New York
New York Produce Exchange
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Walnut ST
Arcade
Union’ Trust Building
Detroit
Exchange
Peat - Geseinas
Chica
Incinnati
Detroit United Ry
Troit United Ry
Detroit United Aan
Seastance & Shares
Erlanger
Ceeee Renee
New York Exchange. Exchange
S.ee
Babe Sno
Aces
Aefaser
Eee
Newark
Coun
Il Iil
P. J. Goodhart & Co
Wall Street Review
Cal
Gas First
Mexican Central
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Boston Elevated
Fitchburg
American Sugar
American Tel
Dominion Iron & Steel
General Electric
Southern Ohio Traction
O’dell Commission CO
East Third Street
John W. Ballmann
Beazell & Thomas
Bakervawter Systems
Baker-Vawter CO
Skycraper
Cincinnati, O
Baldwin Piano
D. H. Baldwin & Co
Fourth St
Little Mia
Col
Xenia
Tob.Co
Soh
Eiediveras Ac Ee
A. Wopgene
Cin. St. Ry
U.S. Printing
Det. United
Atlas
Wtecond
Merch
Eureka
Hamilton County
National
Security
Sp. Con
Avon
Avon. Ga
Clifton Sew
Log
C.H. Rebuild
SF Bs
C.H
B.R. G
W. W
Mont. Linw
Clift
Covington and Newport Bonds
B& S-V
Re & E
Traction— C. N
Union Law
City
Son
City. Hall
Col. Ry
Ion Ok
Shillito
Wy Owens
W. R. Todd. & Co
Walnut Street
Claude Asr
Geo, Peck
N. E. Cor
Maltby-Hornaday C. Bankers and Brokers
Union Trust Building Investments
By _George
Ustis & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Enica&o & ‘Alten
E & Hudson
Erie
Fanhattan
St.l
North Western Nort
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Haney
Boutern Pac
Island
St. Cul
Sear
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Rep. Steel
Sgeseee
U_s
Estern Union
Spencer Trask & Co
Pine Street
State St
Albany
Safe Investments
Cincinnati Consolidated Sinking Fund
Rudolph Kleybolte & CO
N. W. Cor
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Tees
Lees
Summit
Iss
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Brite
Wavbaeas
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Xe & C
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Lgin Creamery
Camery
Eheddar
Chweitzer
Limburger
Santos
N.orleans
Ancy
St. Tat Poul Ieee
W. B. Carpenter CO
W.B. Carpenter Co
Ameoine
Bas
Tate Gas
Borden
Dominion
Hackensack Meadows
Havana
Elec
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Northern Securities
Otis Elevator
Met
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Royal Baking
T. Louis Transisaboard Air
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Doe Es
Globe-Wernicke
Procter & Gamble Company
Nerney & Smith Car Company
J. A Pap Blame Compan
Copany
Val. Delvnderes Sons Co
Boehm & Co. Tailors
East Seventh St
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