Local Live Stock Market Reports June 7 1915
Cincinnati and major markets report receipts and shipments for cattle hogs sheep and calves. Cattle prices steady to firm with good dry fed and prime offerings, hogs active with higher quotes, sheep and lambs active with steady to rising values across multiple markets including New York Chicago Cleveland and St Louis.
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Cincinnati
de Ieanghaskscoasissee
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
East Buffala
Pittsburg
Kansas City
Cotton market steadies with mixed futures in New York and New Orleans
In New York on June 7 the cotton market closed steady as futures held near the prior high, with July at 9.53c and October 9.90c. New Orleans saw quiet strength with gains of 11 to 14 points as buyers chased good spot accounts. Liverpool reported firmer tones on strong Liverpool stock movement and Manchester demand.
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New York
Liverpool
Manchester
West Texas
Oklahoma
New England
United States
New Orleans
Taree Sa
Sat
War Specialties Gain On New York Exchange
On June 7 renewed speculation in war and motor specialties contrasted with a drop in Canadian Pacific, as General Electric rose 4 percent to 168 ½, General Motors up 5 to 157, and Bethlehem Steel up 9 to 158. Canadian Pacific fell 4 to 149 ½ amid rumors of Amsterdam sale and possible British seizure of Canadian shops. Amalgamated rose on dissolution news with metals firm, while United States Steel fluctuated. Total sales reached 492000 shares. bonds steady with some future selling.
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New York
Canadian Pacific
General Electric
General Motors
Bethlehem Steel
Amsterdam
United States Steel
Canada
London
United States
Change in Chamber Guests and Upcoming Grain Meetings
A. A. Balbenberg of Philadelphia visited the chamber as a guest of B. Freiberg. Grain and produce reports were absent from yesterday’s board due to Illinois’ judicial election holiday. Secretary Harry M. Brouse invited Cincinnati Grain Association members to the June 8–9 Indianapolis midsummer meeting of the Indiana Grain Dealers Association.
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A. A. Balbenberg
Philadelphia
B. Freiberg
Harry M. Brouse
Cincinnati Grain Association
Indianapolis
Indiana Grain Dealers’ Association
Local firm records export sale of 10,000 bbls wheat flour
A local firm recorded yesterday the sale of 10,000 barrels of new wheat flour at 4.85 dollars per barrel for export. The transaction underscores the firm’s involvement in international trade and its harvest season activity.
Special Produce Exchange meeting on summer Saturday closings
A special Produce Exchange meeting convenes this morning to consider closing all produce and commission houses on every Saturday in June July and August starting this coming Saturday. The motion requires a two thirds vote of attendees to pass.
Grain Firms Shocked by Washington Order Delaying European Shipments
Loscal grain firms learned officials in Washington ordered European grain shipments held in Hoboken New Jersey and halted all grain elevator work. The move puts 250 skilled laborers out of work, earning as much as ten to fifteen dollars daily after months of round the clock storage and lifting of export grain.
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Loscal
Washington
Hoboken
N. J
Violinists Guild to Hold 1916 Convention in Cincinnati
The Convention and Publicity Department of the Chamber of Commerce received word from Chicago that the American Guild of Violinists will hold its next convention in Cincinnati in 1916.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
American Guild of Violinists
Cincinnati
Traffic Manager Freer heads to Dubuque for Upper Mississippi meeting
G M Freer of the Chamber of Commerce departs at noon today for Dubuque Iowa to attend a Wednesday meeting of the Upper Mississippi Improvement Association.
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G. M. Freer
Chamber of Commerce
Dubuque, Ia
Upper Mississippi Improvement Association
Executive Secretary Culkins Probes Lunch Facilities
Executive Secretary W. C. Culkins of the Chamber of Commerce traveled to Toledo Detroit Buffalo and Cleveland to inspect the lunch facilities provided for members.
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W. C. Culkins
Chamber of Commerce
Toledo
Detroit
Buffalo
Cleveland
Cincinnati Convention Inviteed for Ohio Printers Federation
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce extended an invitation to the Ohio Printers Federation to hold its next annual convention in Cincinnati. Mr. Co S. Clark will represent the committee at the convention in Dayton on Friday.
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Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Printers’ Federation
Dayton
Cincinnati
Co. S. Clark
Reorganization Meeting Sought by Cincinnati Ex hibitors
The Committee on Reorganization of the Cincinnati Motion Picture Exhibitors Association met at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss reorganizing within the chamber. A session was scheduled for Friday at 2 30 PM in Room 313 of the Chamber of Commerce.
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Cincinnati Motion Picture Exhibitors’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Trade Expansion Club to Meet at McAlpins Today
Members of the Trade Expansion Club of the Chamber of Commerce hold a noon lunch meeting today at McAlpin's restaurant.
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Trade Expansion Club
The
Chamber of Commerce
McAlpin’s
Coffee futures rise then ease on Brazil firm data and stats
New York traders saw futures open higher by 3 to 6 points, drift to 5 to 10 points intraday, then close up 1 to 8 points. Trade included 13,500 bags traded. June to May futures quoted from 5.7 to 7.08 cents with spot Rio at 7.7 cents and Santos around 4.9 to 5.0 cents. Brasilian milreis up. Rio exchange undian noted. Santos reported 10,000 bag NY clearance.
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New York
Brazil
Rio
Santos No
Rio Exchange
Undian
Iahy
Santos
Baseball pools seller in Cleveland fined in court
William Keegan, 48, an elevator starter, pleaded guilty in Police Court to selling baseball pools. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs and described the agent for the pool trust, with officers still seeking him. Police say more than 100 men are selling baseball pools in Cleveland.
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Cleveland, O
William Keegan
Cleveland
Grain and Provisions Market Report June 7
Market notes across New York and major grain centers show mixed futures and spot quotes. Wheat and flour prices move amid weak to steady tones while corn, oats, and barley hold narrow ranges. regional bids in Kansas City St Louis Minneapolis and Duluth reflect steady demand and export activity.
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New York
Kansas
C. Fi. F
Buffalo
Duluth
Manitoba
Pacific Coast
Bogota
Central America
Hemlock
Cressare West
City
Ohio
New Orleans
California
London
Kansas City
ST. Louis
C. Minneapolis
Liverpool
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Galveston
Cincinnati
SRP
Carete Sefc
Linseed and Oil Prices Mixed Across Markets
The report notes Linseed at 1.82 and 1.83 percent for July and June respectively. Cotton seed oil climbed after early weakness, with prices ranging day to day. Savann ah turpentine and rosin firms with varied bid ranges and stock levels across A to M grades and related products.
London Stocks Enter Quiet Trade With Firm Copper
London stock market opened with money and discount rates quiet and prices steady. Copper stocks closed firm and in demand while American securities opened under parity. Amalgamated Copper rose while Canadian Pacific turned dull. overall closing was steady.
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London
Amalgamated Copper
Canadian Pacific
Market Report From New York Trade Update
NEW YORK June 7 Raw silk was easy today. Dress goods were quiet but firm. Cotton goods were steady with an active demand for duck for export. Yarns were dull. Jobbers reported a quiet trade.
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New. York
Investors Seek Higher Interest Amid Stock Market Quiet
Investors pursued higher yields as bond markets stayed quiet and banks reported ample cash. New York trading showed firm activity with some gains in leading shares, while Cincinnati stocks faced uneven demand and profits from war stocks bolstered market sentiment.
Ohio Cities Gas men in city en route to West Virginia
G Dawes Beman president and Fei Breath secretary of the Ohio Cities Gas Company were in the city yesterday en route to West Virginia. A new oil well is flowing but the company was not prepared to handle the product. Cincinnati shareholders show interest in several dividends: J J Rashing Machine Company 1% on preferred, Buffalo General Electric 1% quarterly, Eastern Texas Electric 6 percent on preferred semi-annually, S Kruesger Company 3% on common and 1/2% on preferred.
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Beman
G. Dawes
Fei Breath
Ohio Cities Gas Company
Virginia
Cincinnati
J. J. Rashing Machine Company
Une
Buffalo General Electric Company
Eastern Texas Electric Company
8. S. Kresger Company
Bank President Griffith Returns After Four Weeks Away
President G. P. Griffith of the Citizens' National Bank resumed duties at his desk yesterday following a four weeks absence spent in Atlantic City.
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G. P. Griffith
Citizens’ National Bank
Atlantic City
Instructors Invited to March in UC Commencement
Vice President Charles W. Dupuis of the Second National Bank and E A Sisson assistant secretary of the Central Trust and Safe Deposit Company have served as instructors at the Cincinnati College of Commerce this past year. They have been invited by the faculty to march with the college in the University of Cincinnati commencement exercises on Saturday.
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Second National Bank
E. A. Sisson
Central Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Cincinnati College of Commerce
University of Cincinnati
Currency in Circulation Rises Over Year Says Comptroller
The Comptroller of the Currency reports June 1 circulating money at 3.527 billion dollars, up from May 1 and last year. Gold coins and certificates fall while silver certificates and US notes drive gains. Federal reserve notes rise from 53.7 to 65.4 million. Per capita use stands at 35.07 dollars, down from 35.19 the previous year. Foreign exchange weaker yesterday with banks selling sterling and francs and one bank purchasing machinery bills in London.
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United States
Federal Reserve
London
Nashville school bonds bid invitation announced
Local bond houses received invitations to join a contest for Nashville school bonds. The Board of School Commissioners will receive sealed bids until 10 o’clock a.m. Saturday June 12 for bonds totaling 62000 dollars. The bonds mature on average eighteen years and pay five percent interest semi annually.
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Nashville
Board of School Commissioners
Metals Prices Rise and Copper Firms Signal Change
Prices for metals advance with American Smelting lifting lead to 5.50 per hundred pounds and electrolytic copper at 19 1 2 cents per pound. Amalgamated Copper Company stockholders vote to dissolve and distribute assets while John D. Ryan becomes Anaconda Copper Company president. Canada’s gold reserves flow back to the U S with 2 5 0 0 0 0 and 2 6 0 0 0 0 added to New York banks, signaling war-munition payments by Allies.
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American
Amalgamated Copper Company
Jersey City
New York
John D. Ryan
Anaconda Copper Company
B. B. Thayer
C. F. Kelly
Mills of Colorado Fuel and Iron operate at peak since 1907 boom
Reported yesterday that Colorado Fuel and Iron Company mills across all departments run at higher capacity than during the industry boom of 1907. Burlington made freight gains for the last week of May with 6 percent more movement than a year ago, livestock up 2 percent, coal up 3 percent, while grain movement fell several percent.
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Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway
Oil Company Lowers Gasoline and Naphtha Prices
The Standard Oil Company of Indiana yesterday announced a one cent per gallon cut in gasoline to 8 1 2 cents per gallon on hundred-gallon lots and a half cent reduction to eight cents per gallon on hundred-gallon lots for naphtha.
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Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Southern Railway Posts Ongoing May Decline
The Southern Railway reports a continued drop in gross business in May with week four down $135,473. The May total falls by $774,162 and the year-to-date decline since July 1 reaches $8,132,992, signaling a sustained revenue slump.
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Southern Railway
Snuff Company Cuts Capital Stock in New Jersey
The American Snuff Company of Trenton New Jersey reduced its capital stock from 40 000 000 to 15 000 000. The action was announced in today s report from the state capital.
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Trenton
N. J
American Snuff Company
New Jersey
Tax Hikes on Anthracite Coal Approved by Governor
Harrisburg Pa June 7 The bill imposing a 214 per cent ad valorem tax on anthracite coal was announced as approved by Governor Brumbaugh. It replaces the 1918 act now before the State Supreme Court and is expected to raise about 4 500 000 in two years. Half goes to the State for road work and half to the producing counties.
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Harrisburg
Brumbaugh
State Supreme Court
Bank Week Totals Mixed as Clearings Rise in Cincinnati
Cincinnati reports bank clearings for the day at 4,402,850 while New York exchange sold at par. Loans to brokers run 4 to 4 1/2 percent and commercial loans 5 percent. Stock Exchange shows 44 shares traded. notable sales include Cincinnati Gas and Electric and Ohio Cities Gas.
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New York
Cincinnati
Ohio Cities
Kroger Grocery and Baking Common
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Procter & Gamble
Cincinnati Street Railway
Ohio Traction Common
Atlas National
New York Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Ohio Cities Gas
Ohio Incorporations Report Changes and New Capital
Ohio notices list several corporate moves and capital increases. Companies shifting locations include Columbus National Gas to St Marys and Medina Gas & Fuel from Dayton to St Marys. Others add funds or relocate in Cleveland, Columbus, Chillicothe, Cambridge, and Akron, with named principals.
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Columbus
W National Gas Company
St. Marys
Medina Gas & Fuel Company
Dayton
Sparkdale Company
Cleveland
Whitsit Realty Company
P. B. Whitsit
Luna D. Whitsit
W. ™. Davidson
H. V. Vocker Company
A. E. Si
A. Klein
M. A. Norris
L .J. Roths
Mybro
L. R. Hildreth
Akron
Markets In Cincinnati Show Dullness In Hay And Grain
In Cincinnati on June 7 1915 hay and grain trading was dull with receipts below average. Butter output reached a record 22960 pounds at a local firm while storage of June butter began. The Produce Exchange moved to stop butter shipments in lard cans labeled Inspected by the U S Government and roosters from Thursday were being cared for by merchants. Prices for wheat corn rye oats and hay varied with low domestic demand for flour and several detailed price quotes and official sales reported.
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Cincinnati
Produce Exchange
U. S
William M. Senft
The
Timothy
Rye Northwestern
Rye City
Lceeswax
Perth
Virginia
Youghiogheny
Kanawha
Southern Foundry
Gray Forge
Southern
Lake Superior
Cooperage
Tierces
Desirable Investments in Ohio Gas and Telephone Stocks
Ohio Cities Gas Co and Ohio State Telephone issue 7 percent preferred stock with solid earnings and growth prospects. Common stock priced around 92 bid 95 asked for Ohio Cities, with potential rise to 150 200 per share as new oil pools and production gains boost value. Ohio State Telephone preferred profitable, stock listed on exchange, common stock at around 27 ½, forecast higher surplus and dividends. Market notes include a printed circular offer and a catalog of fresh fruit prices and farm products.
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Cincinnati
Cambridge
Cincinnati Abat.Chas. Boldt Glass
Cincinnati Milling Machine Com
Cincinnati Union Stockyards
Cincinnati Tobacco Warehouse
Fleischmann
French Bros. & Bauer
Globe Soap
Etere
Globe-Wernicke
Justin Schmidt
Kroger G
Reese Tose
Procter & Gamble
William Powell
Tees
Standard Oil
Page & Hill
Traction
Wal Stocks
Ask
Anglo-American Oil Atlantic
Borne-Schrymser
Buckeye
Cheseborough Mfg
Oaewee
Colonial Ee
Continental Oil
Crescent
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Eureka
Illinois
Indiana
International Petroleum
National Transit
New York Transit
Northern Spe Yale
Ohio Oil
Pierce Oil Corp
South Penn
California
Kansas Ee Ee
S. Oo
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Pennsylvania
Turkey
New York
Michigan
Ohio
Wisconsin
Schweitzer
Limburger
Roquefort
Brothers
Doz
West Virginia
Ohio State Telephone Company
The
Stock Exchange
Wheat Triumphs Over Allied Pests In U.S. Forecast
A huge wheat crop is forecast with 950 million bushels, split as 669 million winter and 281 million spring, exceeding last year. Kansas totals reach 136,668,000 bushels on 8,634,000 acres. Ohio June wheat prospects rise to 99 percent, oats to 92, rye 44, clover 1, timothy 80, and unheat acreage listed at 69,000.
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Jack Frost
Kansas
Ohio
Tim‘othy
Gee
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Fountain Square
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East Fourth Street
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