Cincinnati Financial Scene Faces July Disbursement Boost
Cincinnati banks report very large weekly clearings led by bond settlements and rising deposits. Loans and discounts steady, collateral loans common. municipal and railway bonds in demand though discount rates hold. Local securities firm activity remains modest with prices firm and few sellers.
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Cincinnati
New York
Rome
Cincinnati Street Railway
Stock Exchange
Columbus & Xenia Railway
Little Miami Railway
Incinnati Gas Company
Stockyards
Columbus Gas
Cincinnati, Newport & Covington Street Railway
Btock Exchange
Cleveland
Denver
Nashville
Tenn
Ham. Co
Evans
Gas Co
Eee
Coffin Co
Water Works
Coochance
Carrollton
Barney & Smith Co
Niles Tool Co
Cin. Gas Co
Bank Reserve Volumes Slide as Money Departs Wall Street
The article notes shrinking money supplies as securities buybacks rise, harvests begin in the South and Southwest, and grain moves lagging. It records a surplus reserve of 18.37 million against prior years and provides weekly and three year comparative figures for loans deposits and circulation, with reserve to deposit ratios.
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Wall Street
Ohio
Indiana
Market talk on crop damage and wolf cries in May heat
The piece suggests chatter over crop damage is mostly a cry of 'Wolf' by Chicago operators aimed at swaying grain and stock prices. It notes such talk is common in May or June and has been unusually effective this year due to market protection gaps cited by Dominick & Dominick.
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London
Europe
Keene
Berlin
Wall Street
St. Paul
Chicago
Dominick
Wall Street Faces Lingering Uncertainty From China Fallout
The New York stock market opened amid skepticism over a peaceful China outcome and persistent foreign selling. Traders expect renewed short-covering but broader liquidity fears persist as Berlin, London, and Paris markets influence prices and the Bank of England maintains monetary stance.
Market closes mixed with firmer mercantile paper and weak bonds
New York reports money on call at 2 percent with bankers bills around 487% to 487% and exchange steady. Sterling firm. silver prices steady. Boston closes with diverse stock moves and bonds showing weakness in rail and government issues. New York bond quotes list varied yields across Atchison, Reading, St. Louis routes, and major utilities.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Banking Statement Reports Mixed Changes in Reserves and Loans
In New York on a weekly statement, excess reserves fell by 1 749 025 dollars while loans rose 6 483 000 dollars and deposits climbed 5 790 900 dollars. Specie dropped 680 200 dollars and legal tenders gained 378 900 dollars as circulation grew 419 500 dollars. Banks exceed reserve requirements by 18 374 250 dollars.
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New York
Bourse Opens Favorably Then Softens Rio Tinto Stalls
Paris stocks opened favorable and fairly active but later stagnated and closed weak. Rio Tinto shares were flat after reports of a strike at the mines. Berlin government securities held steady while other prices were listed as "sat." The day featured a subdued trading mood with mixed activity across markets.
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Paris
Rio Tintos
Berlin
Sharp break in mines driven by forced sales by commission banks
London reports a sharp decline in mining shares with forced sales by commission banks for clients. Consols close at 101% money and 1019-16 for the account. Major issues such as Atchison, Canadian Pacific, New York Central, Erie, Northern Pacific, and Union Pacific preferred show varied losses and gains amid a nervous market. Money remains at 1 percent with discount rates for short and three month bills quoted, reflecting tightened liquidity.
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London
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Ilinois Central
Louisville
Union Pacific
New York Central
Erie
Pennyvane
Rendias
Erieerred
Northern Pacific
Axons
Anaconda
Rand Minés
Epedkinactat
Bay Direct From Factory Ad Promises High Grade Pianos
An advertisement touts direct factory sales from Dathan Colerain Ave and Dathan Piano Co. Claims no stores and bay direct from factory routing. Mentions high grade pianos and locations Dorman Street and Colerain Ave.
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Dorman
Market Quotes from Cincinnati Stocks and Bonds
Quotations list bid and ask prices across railroad and miscellaneous stocks, bank stocks, insurance shares, and various bonds. Notable entries include CinW.W blackown railway issues, Cincinnati Gas Co, National banks, and Covington Newport Hamilton County bonds with multiple maturities and yields.
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Securi
Little Miami
Columbus & Kenta
Cincinnati Gas Co
Stockyards
Columbus Gas
Dayton & Mich. Ry
Procter & Gamble
M. Type Founders Co
Fay & Egan Co
Barney & Smith Co
First National Bank
Second National Bank
Third National Bank Aoe
Fourth National Bank
Fifth National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
Ohio Valley Nat. Bank
Equitable National Bank
German National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
National Lafayette
Atlas National Bank
Market National Bank
Western German Bank
German National, Covington
First National
Covington
National
Cov
U.S. Prig.Co
Sen.t& D.co
Ger
N’l
N’l Lafayette
Western
N'l
Cincinnati
Mer. & Man
Washington
Cincinnati Bonds
City Hall
Newport
Hamilton County
Mining Shares Mixed In Early Trading Reports
Special Despatch notes several share moves with Elkton 123 and Isabella 125 percent, plus Boston listings like Amalgamated Copper at 7 and Tamarack at 189, highlighting varied activity in mining equities across markets. Companies include EDSALL KEY & CO, Adventure 3 and Santa Fe Copper 4 percent in early session quotes.
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Commercial Tribune
Colorado Springs
Consolidated
Elkton
Ben Hur
Isabella
Jack Pot
Lexington
Maton
Enterprise
Portland
Pharmacist
Work
Independence
Keystone
Key West
Mountain Beauty
Little Joan
Nugget
New Haven
Silver State
Ry Cashen
Rose Nichol
Monarch
Edsall, Key & CO
Boston
Adventure
Allouez Mining Co
Amalgamated Copper
Asianic
Montana
Butte
Calumet and
Heclana
Centennial
Humboldt
Osceola
Parrot
Santa Fe Copper
Tamarack
Utah Mining
Winona
Turpentine and Rosin Markets Across Seaboard Cities
Oil City reports no bids and no shipments. In Charleston turpentine is quiet at 4 ½ c with rosin unchanged. Savannah shows spirits turpentine firm at 45 c and rosin unchanged. Wilmington notes spirits turpentine at the day’s end.
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Oil City
Charleston
Market report: steady pricing for turpentine and tar
Market notes show Tar steady at 105 al 10 and crude turpentine quiet at 170a. Rosin remains steady while overall market tone stays unchanged with no abrupt price moves.
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Rosin
Hi S
Wool auction sales and weekly import totals
During the week auctions moved 49 325 bales of wool including 12 000 bales in a forthcoming series. Imports arrived from New South Wales 1 008 bales Melbourne 5 907 bales South Australia 116 bales Tasmania 22 bales New Zealand 4 850 bales Bremen 529 bales Havre 1 566 bales and elsewhere 4 850 bales. A fair trade followed.
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Tos
New South Wales
Melbourne
South Australia
Tasmania
Wales
New Zealand
Bremen
Havre
Elsewhere
Cotton market roundup from New Orleans and New York notices
New Orleans reports steady cotton with middling at 9c to 93-16c and varying futures. New York closes higher on spot market with prices around 9c for middling uplands and futures firm near 8.7 to 8.8 cents.
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New Orleans
New. York
Marsh
Wheat Market Slips Amid Rain Forecasts and Short Interest Drop
Wheat futures weakened as predictions of rain for the Northwest dampened bulls and encouraged profit taking after a sharp advance. Short interest, heavy in Cincinnati and Chicago, shrank with the swift gains but remained sizable overall. World shipments for the week were projected at 6,250,000 bushels while hog movements and meat receipts remained steady in Cincinnati and Chicago markets. F. G. Logan & Co noted the bulk of shorts were eliminated, yet crop prospects remained poor with only scattered showers expected and general rainfall needed to stabilize prices.
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Bryan
I. M. Simon & Co
New York
Ae Ae
China
London
Europe
Wall Street
Omac
Berlin
Stock Exchange
Pretoria
Johannesburg
Bank of England
Financial
Bank of France
Atchison
American Sugar Refining Company
United States
Chicago
Cincinnati
F. G. Logan & Co
New York Trade Figures and Shifting Textile Market
The week’s imports of dry goods and merchandise totaled 9 291 177 dollars with specie imports of 17 957 gold and 74 261 silver. Exports of specie reached 851 246 silver and 62 531 gold. Prices for prints show slight fall in fall orders while cotton goods stay dull and yarns, woolens and worsteds remain weak and irregular.
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New York
Dewey Parade Draws Massive Detroit Civic Pageant
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey led a dawn parade from the Russell House to the Tashmoo with thousands cheering along Detroit’s riverfront. The spectacle included ships Michigan and Fessenden and a sprawling civic procession of about 5,000 people toward the Flats delta.
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Commercial Tribune
Detroit
Mich
Dewey
Russell House
Admiral Dewey
Wheat and corn futures slide on rains forecast and weak demand
The Chicago wheat market falls as the Weather Bureau predicts rains in the Northwest and Minneapolis reports rain. July futures dip to around 71% and rebound briefly before closing lower. Corn follows with weakness, oats decline, and provisions ease while pork and lard rise modestly at Liver. Cash quotes show mixed grain prices and steady to higher meat values.
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Weather Bureau
Northwest
Minpolis
Shorts
Seaboard
Minneapolis
Duluth
Reed
Liver- E
Paroles Granted and Guards Appointed at Ohio Penitentiary
The Board of Penitentiary Managers in Columbus granted paroles for Fayette Reed of Meigs County for arson three years Dell Daugh erty of Darke County for forgery Edw Shephard of Muskingum County for burglary and larceny ten years and added guards in Champaign Coshocton Erie Fairfield Franklin Lucas Monroe Montgomery Noble Perry Pickaway with named officers.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Board of Penitentiary Managers
Fayette Reed
Meigs County
Dell Daugherty
Darke County
Edw. Shephard
Muskingum County
Champaign County
J. H. Chavers
Coshocton
Charles F.cullison
Erie
W. B. Holmes
Fairfield
W. C. Hanna
Franklin
Orange Sells
Lucas
James Crockett
William R. Bosgon
Monroe
W. M. Dickey, Jr
Montgomery
Scott Thompson
Noble
J. L. Danford
Perry
Samuel Caine
Pickaway
Charles Binns
Otis Arrives in Rochester for Visit With Family
General B. S. Otis and his wife and daughter arrive in Rochester at 3 15 am en route from Chicago to visit his old home near the city line. He leaves for Washington later in the day and states the Philippines war is over.
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Rochester
N. Y
B. S. Otis
Laighton
United States Army
Chicago
Lieu Road
Washington
Philippines
Gardiner's Trial Set. Mayo Appointed to Defend
Richard Gardiner, accused of murdering little Ethel Long, appeared in Chillicothe Court. Judge Douglas asked about counsel. Gardiner could not afford one, so the court appointed Hon. Archibald Mayo to defend him. Gardiner to be held in the County Jail until trial late this month.
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Comitial Tribune
Chillicothe, CO
Richard Gardiner
Little Ethel Long
Douglas
Archibald Mayo
Gardiner
Collision in Michigan Leaves Four Dead and Several Injured
A collision near Republic Michigan between a St Paul passenger train and an ore train caused probable fatalities among Conductor Thomas Cleary Engineer O Connor Freight Fireman Wm Ellis and George Ritsch a newsboy Edward R Nelson of Ishpeming Rev Father Nosbisch and two women were lightly hurt Authorities attributed the wreck to uncertain orders and signals
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Marquette
Mich
St. Paul
Republic
Thomas Cleary
O’connor
Wm. Ellis
George Ritsch
Edward R. Nelson
Father Nosbisch
Feud Flare After Shooting in Kentucky
Cal Trammel with Dave and John Ryan stopped Renfro Creekmore in a Sunday school dispute. Creekmore was mortally wounded and died soon after, as the assailants fled before arrest. Parents from large families feared further trouble.
Butter Cheese And Egg Prices Across Cities
Butter and egg prices moved across New York Chicago Philadelphia and Kansas City markets on June 9 with receipts varying and markets mostly steady or firm for butter and cheese while eggs showed weakness in New York and heavy trading in others. Distinctive price ranges include New York creamery butter 14 to 18 tus, cheese 8 to 9 1 2 r e, Philadelphia fancy Western creamery 19c, eggs near 13c to 14 4c, and Missouri Kansas stock eggs 8c with losses for seconds.
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New York
New York Exchange
Columbus Gas
Cin
Street R. R
City Hall Bank
Shillite Co
Oak Leather Co
Eeteweee St. Louis & Son, F.ist
Rubber Goods
Sugar Ref. Co
Nat. Steel
Atchison
Stone
National Salt
Delaware & Hudsons
Steel & Wire
General Electric Vom
Theeenee General Electric
Teenee Continental Toh. Co
Strawboaatheeee
Republic Iron & Steel
Southern Cotton
Chicago & E. Ill
Chicago & E. Hl
Chicago & Alton
International Paper Co. Pf
Nat. Biscuit Co
National Tube Ethecccinis S
National Tube Co
C., B. & Q. Railroad
National Salt Co
Gnean
Eemw
New York Bank
C. S
Chicago
Philadelphia
Nsas City
Missouri
Kansas
Cattle Market Reports From Cincinnati Weekly Receipts
Cincinnati reports show weekly receipts of cattle and hogs with price trends. Fat cattle weakened toward week’s end with prices about 25 cents per 100 pounds lower, while some distillery-fed cattle dropped up to 30 cents. Demand appeared soft and dealers anticipated further declines.
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Cincinnati
Dias Cave
Ane
Paseiee
Ice Company Officials to Be Tried in Special Sessions
New York June 9 The District Attorney decides the ice company officials held in Police Court will be moved to Special Sessions for trial. The Judge of the Court of Special Sessions and the District Attorney will confer today to set the trial date.
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New York
Ice Company
Court of Special Sessions
National Farm Market Notes Highlights Mixed Saturday Demand
Market reports show small Saturday receipts and mostly nominal activity. Prices vary by class with heavy steers, cows, veal calves, hogs, and sheep all listed, while Chicago and Pittsburgh regions show steady to firm trends and fluctuating packer demand.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Chicago
Texas Fed
Texas
Texas Bulls
Colorado
ST. I.ouis
Woman shot in alley dispute over dishwater
Mrs. W. M. Huffman was shot in the right breast by Henry Lyons at 7 p m. The old smooth bore rifle penetrated three inches. Lyons is arrested on a charge of shooting with intent to kill. Both residents are prominent Black homeowners on East Euclid avenue. The wound is not fatal.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
W. M. Huffman
Henry Lyons
Lyons
Huffman
East
Euclid Avenue
Elzner Read Paper at Architectural League Session
At the closing session of the Architectural League of America Ernest Flagg of New York spoke on American Architecture as Opposed to Architecture in America A D Lacey of Philadelphia spoke on The Architectural Club as a Factor in Public Questions and A O Elzner of Cincinnati spoke on The Licensing of Architects
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Chicago
Architectural League of America Today
Ernest Flagg
New York
America
Philadelphia
Architectural Club
A. O. Elzner
Cincinnati
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General Trade News
Cbab
St. Louis
Glasgow
Chicago Securities
W. E. Hutton & Co
Diamond Match Co
National Biscuit Co
American Tin Plate Co
Bond Awards
Feder, Holzman & Co
Gibson County Aes
Wood County
Cuyahoga Falls
Youngstown
Montgomery Township
Ashland
Western Union Telegraph Co
the Fifth National Bank of Cincinnati
OLD Colonyzing and Smelting CO
Atlana
Walnut ST
the Central Trust & Safe Deposit CO
East Fourth Street
W. H. Doane
Pres T Gazzam Gano
Treas
Harris & Company
Broadway
Investment Securities Se
Runder Divide
Atte Eetunbeae Carew
Life Insurance
Life Insurance Policies Res
Main St
the Guarantee Title and Trust Co
Title Insurance and Abstracts
Wall Street Review
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
American Sugar
Bell Telephone
Boston & Albany
Boston Elevated
Boston & Maine
Iago
Burlington & Quincy
Ere Coal
Federal
Fitchburg
General Electric
Edison Electric Illuminating
Mexican Central
New England Gas and Coke
Old Colony
Union
New England Gas and Coke Bs
Atchison Gen
St-L
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Beri Ceeus Sea
C . Land
R. G. W. Lsts
Col. Sea
St.l.& Ioe
St.l
St. Paul Con
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Erie Gen
Tim DO
Ft. W
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Pacific
Southern Ry
Iowa Central
T. Oe
A .K.C
Pacific Ds
N. J.C. Gen
West Shore
Stocks
George Eustis & Co., Bankers and Brokers
East Third Street
Oy Atchison
Big Four
Burlington
Central Pacific
Welewne
Canada
Ontario & Western
Pacific Mail
St. L
Pullman
Rock Island
Southern R.R
Southern Pacific
Third Avenue
Tennessee C. & I
Texas Pacific Teeteleweee
W &L
Federal Steel
Cdeoshengueles Gee
National Steel
People’s Gas
Steel
Rep. Steel
St. R
Local Securities
Littl Miami
St. Ry
N.C
T.P
Col. & Xenia
Newp't
N’pt
H. C
HL. C
Col. Gas
Kineon Co
Bar.& S.co
Proc. & G
Fay& E.co
Globe-Wco
Railroad
Bowf's
Wl JC
L. St
DY & C. Ge
D. Bs
White L. Nur Tlc
D. Tiga
Col. St
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Equitable
U. Sav
First Nlcov
Longs
West
Flats
Chicago Review
Otis
Michigan
THE
Phenix Grain & Stock Exchange
Vine Street
Henry
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati, O
Kansas City
Arizona
Elzner
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