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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1916

Page

9

Live Stock Market Report Across Markets June 5 1916

Cincinnati market shows a slow lower tone for cattle with light breeds hardest hit. best grades steady. Hog prices weakened with strikes in packing houses causing drops. calves and sheep demand mixed but active in places. Notable regional figures include Chicago New York Cleveland Indianapolis and St Louis price ranges and receipts.

Cincinnati Ippers Indianapolis Buffalo Cleveland Chicago New York Kansas City ST. Louis Texas

Motors Merger Lifts Stocks To New Highs On N Y Exchange

Speculative motor shares led gains on the New York Stock Exchange as details of a large merger boosted prices. Willys-Overland rose to 382.5 with 5 percent for the preferred, Chandler Motors advanced to 131, General Motors to 560, and Lee Rubber to 56.14.

New York Willys- Overland Chandler Motors General Motors Lee Rubber

Pittsburg Market Report Focused on Cattle Sheep and Hogs

June 5 Pittsburg market notes show steady cattle with light supply and prime prices up to 10.65, steady sheep with prime wethers around 7.65 and lambs 5 to 9.50, and hogs dropping with heavies around 9.70 and light Yorkers near 9.00. Receipts totaled moderate across categories.

Pittsburg

North American and European grain markets report June 5

Wheat prices steady across major markets as No 1 Northern and No 2 hard prices hold. Corn and oats show mixed spot and futures levels from New York Chicago and Milwaukee exchanges with regional variations.

New York Duluth North Manitoba I. F Pacific Coast Bogota Central America Middle West City Ohio New Orleans Californias Minn Milwaukee Wis Liverpool London The Commercial Tribune Indianapolis Timothy

New York Bonds Totals Bond Sales for the Day

The New York bond market totaled a day's sales in a brief report. Traders moved through government and corporate issues as yields fluctuated modestly.

Quiet Cotton Seed Oil Trade Amid Chicago Holiday

Trade in the cotton seed oil market moved slowly as Chicago holiday closures and Memphis convention attendance kept many operators away. Prices eased slightly within a tight range while crude oil remained dull around 72 cents. Sales reached 3,300 barrels with price points across crude and seasonal yellow and white offerings.

New York Chicago

Cotton Goods Markets Quiet With Firm Yarns in New Week

New York June 6 Cotton goods markets were generally quiet today though inquiry showed improvement from last week. Yarns were firm dress goods steady knit goods active and raw silk sellers did more business on new season silk.

New York

Tension Follows Slow Demand for Securities

Investors show sluggish appetite for newly issued securities as market demand remains tepid. Analysts cite uncertain economic signals and rising interest rates contributing to muted interest from institutions and retail buyers.

Bond Dealers Anticipate Strong July Market

Local finance shows slow stock and loan activity while bond dealers prepare for a busier July with several issues expected to sell. Market demand fluctuates as foreign exchange remains light and pension payments influence currency availability.

Stock Exchange Washington Ohio

Utilities market slows amid mixed stock movements and dividends

Utilities Cincinnati and Suburban Telephone reported a half to 108 on rumors of a stock distribution of one share to nine at par by July 1, though no offerings emerged. Several utilities including Cincinnati Gas and Electric and Ohio Cities saw varied bid and offering changes while Toledo Traction and United Railways declared quarterly dividends on preferred shares, payable mid-July.

Cincinnati Cincinnati Stock Exchange Cssvesceces Miami Germantown Ham. & Linden Ce Rerry Cin Ham Elec Bbs Newport & Dayton Lst Ge .T Toledo, B. G. & BO Northern Ohio Northern Ohio T Columbus Railway Detroit United Barney & Smith Broadway Newp Sateen Enee Wee Gas and Lst Aee Gas Trans S. G E. G U. S U. S. Tel Columbia Gas and Electric Columbus Gas Ist G. Bs American Rolling Mill Anata Mach Andrew Jergens Caseyedges Charles Boldt Glass Cincinnati Abattoir Cincinnati Union ‘Stockyards Cincinnati Tech Corcoran-Victor Com Dow Drug Weidiechmann Lone Watch Kroger G. & B Owens Bottle Mach Wm. Powell Philip Carey Procter & Gamble Bell Tel Cincinnati Gas Transportation Cincinnati Gas and Electric Wzitles Service Columbia G Ohio Cities Gas Ohio State N. C Dayton & Mich Little Miami Detroit United Ry Chen Babel Ae Kentucky Securities Northern Ohio L. & T Toledo T Atlas National Sen Eenenwe Ee Citizens National Stock Exchange Columbus Railways Casey-Hedges Cincinnati Union Corcoran-Victor Common Dow Drug Common Fenton United Common Preferred Fleischmann Common Gldébe-Wernicke Preferred Kroger Grocery and Baking Common Owens Bottle Common Procter & Gamble Common Suburban Telephone Cities Service Common Ohio Cities Ohio State Telephone Common Erlanger Toledo Traction, Light and Power Common American Can Company United Railways, Light and Power Company

Atchison Topeka Santa Fe traffic rises in May and June

The report shows the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway handled 27 595 cars in the week ending June 2 up from 2 537 the year before and 19 293 in 1914. May loadings totaled 133 892 cars compared with 117 780 in May 1915 and 110 232 in May 1914. A gasoline corporation formed in Delaware aims to boost output 60 to 100 percent using John H. Greenstreet’s process.

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company The Gasoline Corporation Delaware John H. Greenstreet

Bell Telephone System reports April and four months results

The Bell Telephone System released its April and year-to-date reports. April operating revenue $21,369,455. four months $83,753,775, up from 1915 by $1,989, $29 and $8,357,064 respectively. Net operating revenue April $7,407,217. four months $29,068,686, up $759,208 and $3,540,584. Net operating income after taxes April $6,110,639. four months $23,859,030, up $63,202 and $3,176,774. A charter was issued in Albany to New Motor Products Company of Manhattan to manufacture motor products with $500,000 capitalization and 100,000 no par value shares. The issue was oversubscribed and withdrawn after rapid underwriting. The company includes Detroit and Dayton interests. orders total $8,000,000.

Bell Telephone System Albany N. Y New Motor Products Company Manhattan New York House W. E F. Hutton & Co W. E. Hutton New York J. M. Hutton J. Mm. H Hutton Detroit Dayton, Ohio

Ohio filings announce new and increased corporate charters

Columbus reports several new incorporations and increases in capital. The Where Are My Children Photo Play Company of Cleveland leads with 10 000 dollars, followed by Sloan Store Company East Liverpool 25 000 dollars and others in Akron Mahon Toronto and Toledo. Several firms show capital increases including Green Camp Grain Grafonola and Grafonia companies with raised amounts.

Columbus Where Photo Play ‘Company Cleveland E. P. Stronz Sloan Store ‘Company East Liverpool E. M. Sloan C. J. Snyder Building Company Akron Charles H. Stahl Houghton Bi-Car Company Mahion E. M. Houghton American Auto Sheet Metal Company W. J. Mahon Eastern Liquor Company S. J. Harris Hartje Brothers Paper Company Toronto Charles G. Hartje Hodge & Weir Company Toledo William R. Hodge Green Camp Grain Company Green Camp Grafonola Company Grafonia Company

Markets in Cincinnati Face Fluctuating Prices and Rich Variety

Cincinnati markets on June 6 1916 show abundant receipts and steady to downward prices for vegetables fruits and staples. Strawberries cantaloupes tomatoes and peaches rise in supply while hay corn and oats experience softer bids. daily Grain Market reports little change in prices though demand remains moderate. Local commission houses on Sixth and Canal streets offer a sprawling display and buyers seek favorable terms as holiday trading affects quotes.

Cincinnati Sixth Canal California Produce Exchange Bender & Streiberg Tennessee Chicago Board of Trade iLocal Grain Market Timothy Timothy Good Timothy Fair Northwestern Rye Northwestern Rye City

Market Quotes Across Currencies and Securities

Mercantile paper and bond notes show mixed gains with 60 day bills at 472% and rail bonds firm. London bar silver 31% per oz, money 3%, discounts at 49-16 to 4%. Paris rents quoted 62 francs 75 centimes, London later news steadies markets as British funds rise and Canashlan Pacific eases. Spanish exchange on London falls to 22.79 pesetas.

New York Mercantile Paper London Paris Stock Exchange Canashlan Pacific

Metal Price Reporting From New York and London

The metal market shows gains and firmness. Copper in New York trades around 28 to 29.25 dollars for near and deferred delivery. Spelter and lead quotes move, with London copper values listed in pounds and spot tin holding around 45 dollars.

New York London

Ohio market closes with mixed gas and service stocks

In Columbus on June 6 closing: Ohio Cities Gas 2 to 263, City Service common 286 to 287, do pref 87% to 8814.

Columbus Ohio Cities Gas

Oils Turpentine Rosin Market Notes in Early June

In Duluth on June 5 Linseed cash 1.81 July 1.82 September 1.81. In Oil City June 6 credit balances 2.60. Runs 64 618 barrels average 49 794. Shipments 61 612 average 33 960. Savannah June 5 turpentine 39a sec sales 504 receipts 753 shipments 602 stock 11 929. Rosin firm sales 915 receipts 2 552 shipments 672 stock 56 586. Quotes list prices for products including A B 4.9 CD .05 EF G HI 5.10 K 5.30 M 5.35 N 5.50 window glass 5.75 water white 6.

P. C Ask Atchison Amer Ice Securities Baltimore & Ohio Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian Pacific Wee Weis Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago Sugar Ref Co Northwest Amer. Tel and Tel American Tobacco Wees Cees Dspoceses St Weeeeleweare Colorado Southern Anaconda Mining Co Delaware & Hedson Amer Steel R. Eaee Shane See Baldwin Locomotive Bethlehem Steel Butte-Superior California Ee Scacce Vicses. le General Electric Great Northern Wenae Seeeee Oom TR Consolidated Gas Teeleseane Corneae Ucts Kansas City Southern Sateen Lpewe Teleesane Feeae Tee Sealeweree Kan Texas Laweneel Eeeene General Motors Minn St Louis Ebesee Goodrich Co Fl‘s Kennecott Copper New York Central Lackawanna Steel Maxwell Motors Norfolk & Western Wweaee Tate Inis Pacific Mail Miami Copper Seaboard Air Pittsburg Coal People’s Gas Lu &S U3my Pullman Co Saee Lee Eaee St Louis & S. W Railway Steel Texas & Pacific Ray Consolidated Setpee Third Avenue Wees Republic Steel Union Pacific Settee Sears- Roebuck Wabasher Esresor Sloss-Sheffield Steel Cece Seereel Studebaker Corp Maryland Tennessee Wisconsin Central United States Rubber Alaska Allis-Chalmers Carolina Chem Ebm Woolworth Co Seeerere Westinghouse Serledoacete Duluth Oil City Savannah

Treasury Statement Shows Treasury Balance and Deficit

The United States Treasury reports a net general fund balance of 138,904,902 dollars. Receipts total 3,084,185 dollars while payments amount to 1,681,430 dollars. The fiscal year deficit stands at 41,341,988 dollars, versus 102,966,868 dollars previously, excluding Panama Canal and public debt transactions.

Washington United States Treasury

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