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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1906
Page
12
The New York market shows a near four point rise in St Paul on rumors of Pacific coast extension plans and treasury stock rights for holders. Bank statements show limited cash gains and a mixed closing tone amid holiday disruptions and broader investor caution.
Rock Island projects a 1 percent surplus on common stock for the current year. The New York Times says Secretary Shaw plans a personal bank after retirement next March. Lehigh Valley earnings fall 70 percent due to the miners strike. New York banks gain 6.673 million from currency shifts. Brooklyn Rapid Transit May earnings set a record. London Stock Exchange closed Saturday. Pacific Coast capital returns to New York total 8.755 million.
Brokers report a strong market finish across departments while W. E. Hutton & Co. in St. Paul notes a bank statement weaker than expected yet prices hold firm. Analysts say the powers that be appear to support the rally.
Financial notices show a strong market with St Paul leading gains on rumors of valuable rights. Analysts expect gradual value hardening if crop reports stay favorable. Copper may rise as industrials perform, despite a mixed bank statement and pockets of profit taking. Short interest looms in Pennsylvania.
The Business Men's Club will close its San Francisco relief fund on Monday, followed by the final meeting of the Relief Committee. Superintendent Charles B. Murray of the Chamber of Commerce is due in from the East tomorrow after attending the Conference on International Arbitration at Lake Mohonk, New York. A Cincinnati firm, Marks Stix and Sachs, was incorporated with 50,000 dollars to take over Plant and Marks Shoe Company's factory, with Martin Marks and Charles N. Stix among principals. Rumors of higher burial costs due to a Coffin Trust circulate, while local manufacturers outside the combine doubt the rise. In Salt Lake City, Daly-West mine operatives struck over lamp substitutions. a quick adjustment is expected. Much stock is held by Cincinnatians.
New York rates show money on call nom inal, time loans steady with sixty days 4 4% per cent, ninety days and six months 4% to 4 5% and prime mercantile paper 5 8% to 5 9%. Sterling steady around 485.25, bar silver at 67.4 cents, Mexican dollars 5. Rail and other bonds firm in New York and listed Boston issues include Atchison 4s, Mexican Central 4s, Union Pacific 150, American Telephone 187, United States Steel 40% and Westinghouse 77 in absence of further context.
London silver steady at 81 1 16d per oz. Money rate 24%a3, short bill discount 3 percent, three month bills 8%. Indian Secretary buys $100,000 gold due June 5. Berlin Bourse up, Monday holiday, London exchange 2m 51pfgs. St Petersburg dull, Paris firm, Russians steady with Imperials at 81.65 and 1904 bonds at 492. Three percent rentes 98f 70c. London exchange 25f 19c.
New York reports butter and cheese steady with steady pork receipts and poultry in line with prior counts. Chicago notes butter steady and eggs easier with mixed cheese. Kansas City and Philadelphia show butter and eggs steady, local white eggs and creamery butter prices.
Oil City reports June balances and Lima shipments with averages and runs. Toledo notes North Lima price at 98c and other Lima-Indiana rates. Wington shows no activity in spirits turpentine and rosins with firm tar and turpentine prices. Savannah lists rosin and window glass prices with a close, and Charleston records no activity in turpentine or rosin. Market closures planned for Monday June 4.
The St Louis markets show steady wool with mixed grades ranging from 24a28%c for combing and clothing to 16a18c for heavy fine. London reports a quiet but firm tone in the past week with 97,319 bales arriving for the next series and 48,000 bales shipped directly, listing regional totals for New South Wales Queensland Victoria South Australia New Zealand China River Plate and others.
Washington June 2 report lists the general fund balance figures. Available cash is $161,150,740 with gold coin and bullion totaling $79,156,248 and gold certificates $41, with further details cut off in the clipping.
In Cincinnati and Chicago trading, overall week activity was quiet with modest gains in select issues. Cincinnati Gas rose to 104, while Columbus Gas and Fuel hovered around 98 percent. money market eased slightly as collateral loans held at 4 percent amid steady bond quotes and mixed curb sales.
A compact catalog of various bonds and stocks including Water Works issues, Newport bonds, traction bonds in multiple cities, gas and electric company securities, and rail stocks. Contains 4s and 5s notes, 6s and 7s issues, unlisted bank stocks, and industrial bonds with prices and dividends where legible. Strong entities include Water Works, Newport, Dayton, Cincinnati Edison, Philadelphia Pa, and various rail and canal lines.
Cincinnati reports strong cattle movement with receipts 4,527 this week, prices down modestly amid heavy arrivals. Hogs total 18,759 with prices fluctuating, sharpest on Thursday at 6.55 and closing near last week. Sheep and lambs see larger volumes 5,925 with prices steady to higher, while regional markets in Herr’s Island East Buffalo Pittsburg St Louis New York Omaha show varied but generally favorable trends for cattle hogs and sheep.
Ohio filings list new corporate incorporations in Columbus Cadiz Canal Dover Cincinnati and Youngstown with varied capitalizations The Farmers Telephone Company 1000 Kraus Manufacturing Company 30000 The Mahoning Construction Company 5000 The Royal Stove and Range Company 100000 The Marks Stix and Sachs Company 50000 The Highland Grove Company 9000 The Williams-Herdman Company capital stock reduced The Guarantee Title and Trust Company capital stock increased The P Hayden Saddlery Hardware Company capital stock reduced
Metal markets remain steady with copper at 18.75 to 19.00, lead around 5.75 to 5.95, zinc 5.90, and spelter near 5.90 to 6.00. The unchanged quotes suggest a quiet trading day with minor fluctuations reported in the alloys section.
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