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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1909
Page
8
The New York market shows renewed long-side activity with cautious trading and selective buying. Union Pacific and Northern Pacific lead gains while Southern Pacific lags. United States Steel rebounds on Paris trading rumors and a steel rail mill reopening.
In New York on June 10 the cotton goods primary market stays active with firmer fine cottons and steadier demand for domestics. Cotton yarns and carpets show notable gains as large agency sales rise. clothing linings also sold closely for the season.
Cincinnati and Columbia Gas and Electric rise amid renewed demand with heavy early sales and a firmer tone across utilities. Industrials are quiet as other issues show modest gains. money rates stay easy and New York exchange premiums persist.
American stocks in London hover near parity as Bank of England rates hold. A Great Western reorganization plan is announced and a syndicate led by J P Morgan Co and others to finance China with Europe. London settlement runs today and tomorrow. Copper strengthens with prices seen at 140 cents this month. Chicago freight handlers strike at the Illinois Central. Steel and iron firms expected to restore wage rates by July 1. Industrial stocks fall and railroad stocks slip.
New York money on call at 1 2 percent with discount rates around 2 percent. Exchange steady with bankers bills quoted at 485.90 to 485.85 for sixty days and 487.80 for demand. Government bonds steady. railroad bonds irregular. Boston money for call loans 2 3 percent. Various stock and bond quotes listed, including Atchison and Union Pacific issues, American Sugar, United Fruit, and U S Steel among others.
Frank B. Wiborg sails from New York with his family for a several month Europe visit. Attorney Harry R. Probasco praises Albemarle county Virginia as a Garden of Eden. Business Men's Club visitors include R. J. Pabst J. B. Holman M. J. Keefe D. E. B. Hannon and T. L. Drimmie. Samuel C. Tatum company marks fiftieth anniversary in new Colerain Monmouth buildings with reception. Charles B. Murray of the Chamber of Commerce turns seventy two. Picnic date error corrected for Cincinnati Furniture Exchange June 19 at Glen Park Kentucky. Wheat prices surge to 1.62 on the floor highest since 1876. Rev Daniel Brownlee receives doctor of divinity at Cedarville College graduation. Peerless Fishing Club to hold Sunday picnic on William Kilius farm Stop 84 New Richmond line. ball game between women featured. Fifteen Cincinnati delegates to national credit men convention in Philadelphia. Incandescent Light and Stove charter amended in Columbus to split capital stock into 10000 common and 5000 preferred shares.
London shares show restricted money with strong demand and a late recovery aided by a good bank statement. Kaffirs and copper shares firm, U S Steel and Union Pacific lead a late afternoon recovery while Bank of England discount unchanged. Berlin prices trend downward except Canadian Pacific. Paris bourse closes strong.
Matthew Addy & Co notes a steady, though gradual, rise in iron consumption since the start of the year. Foundry iron lags, but basic, malleable, and Bessemer irons have sold in large lots with inquiries for 1910 first half. Buyers lock in current prices, iron remains cheap and seen as safe.
Wheat and corn held firm with higher tendencies while oats and hay showed steady demand. Prices for winter and spring flour patents rose, whisky sales totaled 701 barrels, and various farm articles were listed with receipts and shipments across multiple grades.
Lead and copper edged up in London while New York prices held quiet. Tin firm in London with spot £135 58 and futures £136 12 6d, and local markets showed mixed quotes for copper lead spelter and iron with several items steady or varying slightly.
Paris note shows notes in circulation down 137.8 million francs and deposits up 22.7 million general and 650 thousand treasury. London report records total reserve up 21.104 million pounds and circulation down 187 thousand, while notes in reserve rise 1.183 million. Proportion of reserve to liabilities near 48.70 percent.
New York reports steady to firmer rye and barley while wheat tumbles on forecasts of early Southern harvest. Corn also steady to firmer with mixed prices across Chicago Minneapolis and St Louis. International notes from Liverpool and Duluth show steady to higher futures. regional receipts and shipments listed for several markets.
Toledo and Wilmington report mixed turpentine prices with steady to firm rosin. Oil City shows strong oil metrics including runs and shipments. Charleston Savannah and New Orleans list varied spot prices for turpentine and rosin and related products with multiple grade tallies and receipts.
Washington June 10. Today's general fund statement, excluding the $150,000,000 gold reserve, lists gold coin and bullion at $50,469,123, gold certificates at $27,237,730, and available cash balance at $119,467,531.
Market notes from St Louis Kansas City New York Chicago dated June 10 show poultry steady with chicken prices 11 to 25 cents, turkeys 12 to 18 cents, and ducks and geese at 4 cents. Butter ranges 18 to 26 cents, creamery and process grades listed. Eggs vary by grade with extras around 21 to 22 cents and Western centers cited. Regional receipts and price levels noted across major cities.
New York report dated June 10 lists prices for multiple mining stocks and bonds. Alice 2.00 Brunswick Con .05 Comstock Tunnel stock .28 Comstock Tunnel bonds 18 Con. California and Virginia 6.25 Horn Silver .65 Leadville Con. .045 Little Chief .08 Mexical .78 Ontario 3.50 Ophir 1.20 Standard 1.75 Yellow Jacket .40.
The parcel lists numerous bonds from major issuers including Bethlehem Steel, Reading, Am Tobacco, and Union Pacific with yields and prices noted. Activity shows mixed prices around par with several issues at premiums and several at discounts, reflecting varied demand across railroads steel and utilities. Total new issues and sales are summarized at the end showing overall market breadth and liquidity.
New York June 10 The coffee futures market opened quiet and largely unchanged with slight liquidation pushing prices down up to 5 points. Havre options were flat to modestly higher while nearby demand remained light. Close steady to 6 points lower with 7,000 bags traded, July 6.50c September 6.85c January 5.85c. spot quiet No 7 Rio 7??age, No 4 Santos 9c, Cordova 9% to 12%c.
Fruit prices listed with varying rates per barrel, bunch, crate, or box. Apples priced at $6.50 per barrel. bananas green and seconds from $1.25 to $1.50 per bunch. lemons at $2.50 to $2.76 per box. oranges, cabbage, beets, and squash shown with multiple regional prices. General merchandise and arrival notes also noted.
Ohio Lyceum company Wilmington capital stock 5000 by A S Shephard and others Cambridge Art Pottery company Cambridge 5000 by Charles L Casey and others Guernsey Pottery company Cambridge 5000 by C S McMahon and others Smith-Trump Abstract company Canton 40000 by David D Smith and others American Lace Manufacturing company Lorain increase from 300000 to 500000 Frisbie-Burnard company Cleveland increase from 15000 to 30000 Colonial Printing company Cleveland increase from 10000 to 15000 Lincoln Mutual Aid association of Cincinnati incorporated for mutual benefit by voluntary contributions Incorporators Raymond H Dyer Thomas May Charles D McManus Michael Halpin James Mann and Timothy J O Connell
Boston, June 10 Adventure 8 8 Allouez 444 percent Amalgamated 85 percent Arizona Mercial 42 percent Atlantic 9 percent Butte Coalition 27 percent Calumet and Arizona 108 percent Calumet and Hecla 675 percent Centennial 34 percent Copper Range 8 4 Daly West 1 percent Franklin 17 percent Granby 105 percent Greene Cananea 10 percent Isla Bengale 284 percent Massachusetts Mining 9 percent Michigan 10 percent Mohawk percent Montana Coal and Coke 25 percent Nevada by Old Dominion 56 percent Osceola 138 percent Parrot 355 90 percent Shannon 16 percent Tamarack 73 percent Trinity 12 percent United Copper 104 percent United States Mining 60 percent United States 1.33 percent Utah 44 percent Victoria 4X Winona 6 percent Wolverine 160 percent North Butte 61 percent.
In St. Louis on June 10 prices for wool are shown across several categories including medium, combing and cloths at 25 to 30 cents. heavy fine at 14 to 27 cents. tub-washed wool also noted.
In Toledo Ohio on June 10 the report lists Clover seed cash values and futures with October and December prices at 7.10 and 6. The March price is 2. No. 2 at 5 rejected 5. Timothy Prime at 1.95 and Alsike at 8. Details indicate market quotes for various forage seeds with limited completeness.
Market notes show New Orleans and New York opening steady to firmer with futures mixed and spots steady. Liverpool reports dull tones but closing firm as demand weighs. cotton receipts and prices fluctuate amid unsettled weather and bullish goods news.
Louisville notes report a June gathering of Shriners with local vendors offering Burley tobacco at 10.75 to 13 cents and dark tobacco at unspecified high ranges. Attendees included Nobles. details limited due to text damage.
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