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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1913

Page

10

Wall Street Rally Rebounds In Late Trading

Wall Street ends the day with a strong last hour rally led by Canadian Pacific Union Pacific Reading and copper stocks as sentiment shifts from in the week’s gloom. Foreign buying returns and London markets rise while grain demand and a large export gold shipment to Antwerp are noted.

Canadian Pacific Union Pacific Reading Copper Metal Southern Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio London Wall Street Atlantic Antwerp

Stock Dividend Prices Across Several Copper Firms

Boston reports list of copper mining and smelting stocks with ex dividend marks and varied percentages. Companies include Calumet and Arizona Calumet and Hecla Nevada Consolidated Nipissing Mines Osceola Tamarack and Utah Copper among others.

Boston Allouez Amalgamated Copper American Zinc Arizona Commercelal Boston and Cork Calumet Arizona Calumet and Hecla Centennial Copper Range Con. Co East Butte Copper Mine Franklin Giroux Consolidated Granby Consolidated Greene Canarea Isle Royale Kerr Lake Lake Copper la Salle Copper Miami Copper Mohawk Anevada Consolidated Nipissing Mines North Butte Go Lake Old Dominion Osceola Quincy Shannon Superior Boston Mining Tamarack United States Smelting, Refining Do Pref Utah Consolidated Utah Copper Company Winona Wolverine Secon Eeseene Butte and Superior North Lake Bond Creek United Fruit United

New York Bond Auction Prices Reported

New York on June 6 reports varied bond prices including Comstock Tunnel stock at .06 and bonds at .12, Con. Cal and Va at .05, Iron Silver non Leadville at .0% and Chief at .03, Mexican at .55, Ontario at 2.00, Ophir at .11, and Yellow Jacket at .18.

New York Con. Cal Ase Ontario

Coffee futures slip and recover as markets digest cables and rains

New York reports steady to higher early coffee futures on covering and buying for a reaction aided by better French cables and Sao Paulo rain prospects. Prices eased with liquidation, then recovered, closing steady. Spot Rio and Santos quoted quiet with modest regional gains. Brazilian port receipts near last year’s levels.

New York Sao Paulo Europe Rio C. Santos C. Mila Cordova Jundiatte Santos Cable Gulf Cotton Exchange

Money on Call Rates in New York Market Report

New York June 6 money on call easier at 2 1 2 percent with a ruling rate of 2 percent. Last bid offered at 2 1 4 percent. Time loans firm with sixty days at 4 percent, ninety days around 4 1 4 percent, six months about 5 1 2 percent.

New York

New York Bond Sales Reported by W E Hutton Co

A historical bond listing from the First National Bank Building shows New York bond sales including Ve. 6s, 4s, 5s, 4s, and other issues. The report lists various issuers such as Brown Bros Jap, Atch cv, Pac cv, and Rys first ref, with prices and yields alongside totals and notes on income.

W. E Hutton & CO First National Bank Building Tich Brown Bros aJap Autarcoks Aye. Ai St. P Bette St. Li & P. An G. E. Cn Weiss P. cv Ind. Steel

Stock Market Dips Then Rebounds On Mixed Volume

June 6 reports show bank clearings at $4.62 million across Cincinnati Chicago and St. Louis with varied call loan rates. Trading on the Cincinnati Stock Exchange records 19 shares sold while New York and Chicago exchanges show firmer exchange rates and mixed bond activity as investors protect margins.

P. C Atchison Tie Coast Line Balmore & Ohio Brooklyn Paves Transit Canadian Pacing Chicago Vwwree Ly Cotorans Southern Te Thee Delaware & Hudson Denver & Rio Grande Oh Great North Tnt Kansan Leigh Valley Louisville &Nackville Minneapolis &S Seeegebeus Ives Isi Simours Space New York Mexico Norfolk & Western Northern Pacific Beadacetwa Cesses Lecesan Lesserelese Nsig Ioas Pennsylvania Ieee Heck Island Co South N Pacific Texas Pacific St. Louis & Western Peeressesens Wabah Carana Svcfes Bodeuss Es Steel Foundries Ruaisn Woolen Ips Bee Mining Company Fornia Petroleum Sakhicedesets Stresbovees Nlec Atsosese Tees Colorado Ruel Ara ‘Tronopisbeones Seeane Dati Securities Remeee Cabot Consolidated Ethene Bee Gates Northern Ores Bee Ha International Payer Tee Ie Senseleenses Leedeee International Pump Sheen Saee Mexicar Petroleum Ween Enee National Biscuit Hebseleseses LRG .Sc Ceeseeeenseeesees Gas Putaburg United ‘Beate Seni Sy Wees Chemical Ale Cincinnati New York Exchange Cincinnati Stock Exchange

Chamber of Commerce Sees New Members and Meetings

Frederick Hertenstein of Western German Bank seeks admission to the Chamber’s property holder list while others like E Millard Mayer Roebling Roebling and George W Weedon join non property holder membership. Produce Exchange suspends Saturday sessions due to heat, and a banking committee drafts currency reform proposals ahead of a Tuesday board meeting. The Cincinnati Export Club moves its June meeting to June 12 at the Queen City Club with speakers Wheatley and Russell. A river trade excursion is planned for July to survey riverfront commerce and flood control. Carl Dehoney heads publicity and travels to Baltimore for the National Advertisers Association meeting after visiting Knoxville. Visitors include J E Miller Adio Hagen James Watkins S D Smith Howard Lee.

Frederick Hertenstein Western German Bank Chamber of Commerce E. Millard Mayer Mayer Brothers Company M. F. Roebling Roebling Brothers George W. Weedon Pennsylvania Lines Union Trust Building Chamber of Commerce Committee On Banking and Currency Lazard M. Kahn Board of Directors Cincinnati Export Club Queen City Club James A. Wheatley Buenos Aires Arthur Russell London Ault & Wiborg Co Messrs. Wheatley and Russell Europe South America Carl Dehoney Knoxville Baltimore National Advertisers’ Association Cincinnati Advertisers’ Club Cincinnati J. E. Miller

Business Men's Club Guests From Cities Listed

Guests registered at the Business Men's Club yesterday included A. G. Haughtler of Detroit George J. Arnold of New York J. W. Michley of Los Angeles and Karl Gross of Stuttgart Germany.

Business Men's Club A. G. Haughtler Detroit George J. Arnold New York J. W. Michley Los Angeles Karl Gross Stuttgart Germany

State of Trade. Cincinnati weekly Dun review

R. G. Dun & Co. reports general business in fair volume with quietness in some lines due to tariff legislation. Building active, labor well employed, hard ware and lumber in demand, pig iron improving after quiet inquiry. Foundries busy, steel plants full, labor scarce. Whisky market quiet but firm prices, grocery trade near average, clothing steady, shoe orders strong, tea sales firm, retail trade moderately active.

R. G. Dun & Co Cincinnati

Wool market shows steadier tone with cautious buying

The Commercial Bulletin notes a modestly improved week in Boston wool trading with no sign of a run. West mills lead new clip purchases while buyers stay restrained. January to June shipments total 76.9 million pounds, down from 120.9 million the year prior.

Boston

Merchandise Imports at New York Port for Week Ended May 31

Imports of merchandise and dry goods valued at 14,936,522 dollars for the port of New York for the week ending May 31. Specie imports for the same port include 78,932 silver and 436,755 gold. Exports of specie show 1,020,957? liver and 25,000 Gould.

New York

Trade Review Signals Mixed US Outlook

Dun's Agency reports temperate gains in retail and wholesale activity with seasonable weather boosting distribution. Stock markets show European selling rather than domestic weakness, cotton prospects improve after rains, and textile and leather sectors stay weak amid tariff and strike pressures. Railroad earnings rise 7.8 percent while commercial failures fall from last year.

New York Joe G.—Dun New York Stock Exchange Initon and Steel United States Canada

Incorportions Issued by Secretary in Columbus Listings

A list of incorporation stories issued from Columbus includes the Galizianerranken Unterstuetzungs Ferband Cincinnati led by Harry Gottesman and others. Also Carlisle Athletic and Social Club Cincinnati by Joes F. Crowley and others. Cleveland Entrance Agency Company Cleveland by H. R. Manchester Walter J. Imes and P S Rag wigs. The Carlton Company Cleveland 1000 by Elza J Rabt Josephine J Pratt and Lee C Chertson. Ninth Street Terminal Ware Company Oreland 1000 by HH Hauhursat R H Jamison and Richard Inglis. De Lebanon Company Cleveland 25000 by H M Morrison John J Donnelly and Nettie Kohl. The Clifton Future Company Cleveland increased capital stock from 10000 to Be The Vittorio Eule II Sick Benefit Society Latin's Ferry by Joseph Colisimo and others. The Loop Timing Club Wood Wood by H B Ha and others. The Ohio Grease Libricant Company Loudonville renamed to Ohio Grease Company. Simpson Hire Ark name change Foundry Company New to Simpson.

Columbus Galizianerranken Unterstuetzungs Ferband Qeinnati Harry Gottesman Othes Carlisle Athtic and Social Club Neinnati Joes F. Crowley Cleveland Intrance Agency Company Cleveland H. R. Manchester Walter J. Imes P.S. Ragwigs Carlton Comany Elza J Rabt Josephine J. Pratt Lee C. Chertson Ninth Street Terminal Ware Company Oreland Hauhursat R. H. Jamison Richard Inglis de Lebanon He Company H. M. Morrison John J. Donnellynd Nettie Kohl

Commodity Prices in New York London Markets Report

New York prices show tin and copper moves with spot and futures quotes in dollars and pounds. London markets list copper and tin prices with spot and futures, while iron and spelter show mixed levels across regions.

Butter Eggs And Poultry Markets Steady Across Cities

June market notes show butter steady with receipts of 7 743 tables and cheese firm with 328 boxes. Eggs receipts 20 567 cases, fresh gathered dirties No 1 colors. Poultry live ready firm with regional price ranges for chickens broilers and turkeys, and fresh killed Western birds quoted. City reports from New York St Louis Chicago Philadelphia reflect unchanged conditions across dairy and poultry sectors with steady prices.

New York Nsas City ST Louis Springs ICAGO Philadelphia

Cotton Market Reports Steady Prices and Strong Exports

Cotton markets in Liverpool New Orleans and New York show steady to firm prices with active exports. Weekly stats include 15 000 bales sold in Liverpool and 2 700 bales total exports. futures close mixed with July at gains, spot prices steady for middling.

Liverpool

Market quotes and bond notes from New York

New York reports closing mercantile paper at 5 percent. Sterling exchange firm with bankers bills at 488.10 for 30 day bills and 486.85 for demand. Commercial bills 48244, Bar silver 59 3/4 cents, Mexican dollars 48 cents. Government bonds heavy, railroad bonds irregular.

Columbus Gas Procter & Gamble French Bros.Bauer London Glasgow Belfast Paris New York Ask Panama Stock Exchange Americain Rolling Mill Seeencs de Dace Aki Manufacturing.Co Charles Dt Glass Pret Casey Hedger Ompion Cincinnati Union Cincinnati Abattoir BPOE Chamber of Commerce C.ncinna Bae. Ta Cincinnation Sterling Exchange

Cotton markets steady as goods trade shows prompt delivery demand

In New York on June 6 cotton markets were quiet and steady. Silk piece goods for immediate shipment were scarce in popular shades while yarns were easy. Jobbers reported good trades in wash goods specialties for prompt delivery.

New York

Treasury Statement Shows Fiscal Balance and Surplus

The Treasury reports at the start of business, working balance 63,450,244 in banks and Philippines Treasury 48,453,109, total general fund 126,861,996. Receipts yesterday 2,491,715 and disbursements 2,582,460. Current fiscal year surplus 9,289,654 versus last year’s deficit 4,880,433. figures exclude Panama Canal and public debt transactions.

Washington United States Treasury Panama Canal

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