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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1909

Page

8

Further Shrinkage Marks Trading on Stock Exchange

New York June 14 There was further shrinkage in the volume of the stock market today as organized speculative selling and limited outside demand pushed prices lower. United States Steel dominated activity with persistent buying from home and London, lifting its price to 69 1 2 after a 69 3 4 high, amid no new developments. Amalgamated Copper rose despite Paris selling, while Paris copper activity waned. Union Pacific showed strength but Southern Pacific weakened, and Wabash preferred moved to 61 2 with unconfirmed absorption rumors. The market featured heavy Hill stocks, a mix in dormant lending, and total sales reaching 5 370 000 par value with U S bonds unchanged.

New York United States London United States Steel Paris Union Pacific Southern Pacific Lackawanna Wabash Bank of England Stock Exchange Grand Trunk Wall Street Steel the Pacific Smoneva Stiaoh Neerv Alle Central Atchison Esro- Fen - Azz Pennsylvania Canadian Pacific Rand Mines Ee CO Chicago Southern Ry de Beers D. & Rin G Uni Pacifres Sens Rand Trunk Cellinois Central Liverpool New Orleans Bert Ee Ate Oly Ptovs Ta Aes NW Uosasey BeSe Ias Mississippi Valley Manchester Houston Pointe Higher Gulf

TICKER TALK. American stocks rise. bonds issued in St Paul

American stock activity in London mixed but mostly higher with St Paul planning a $25 million V P bond issue. Senate duty on imported petroleum debated. State department pushes for participation in Chinese financing. Vice President Brown of New York Central predicts prosperity and good crops. Car and locomotive firms report raw material buys. Chicago and national May figures show trade upticks. Government probes sugar trust as bank loans rise by $26.3 million. Roads show a 17.94 percent May gain. twelve industrials advance while twenty railroads fall.

Dry goods market firm with firmer textiles

New York reports a firm dry goods market in the primary division. Cotton goods and cotton yarns show higher tendency. Dress goods for fall delivery on duplicate orders run 10 percent higher than initial lines. Raw silk markets show gains since the last reports.

New York

London market closes firm on cash demand and rail gains

London financial news reports easy discounts on Bank of England gold, $3.5 million available, stock market cheerful with renewed buying in Union Pacific and United States Steel. Prices rose to 144a% of New York levels at noon and finished firm as Wall Street led gains in key equities.

Money on Call and Bonds Report from New York and Poston Mass

New York money on call easy at 1 to 2 percent with a 1 1/2 percent after 60 days and 2 percent for ninety days. Prime mercantile paper 3 to 4 percent. Sterling exchange steady with bankers' bills at 485.95 to 486 for sixty day bills and 487.75 for demand. Poston Mass reports varied call loans 2 1/4 to 3 1/6 percent and time loans 3 1/2 to 4 percent. Bond prices show Atchison issues around 459 to 140, railroads mixed, and numerous industrials quoted with mixed percentages.

New York Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange Poston Mass Atchison Boston & Albany Boston and Maine Boston Elevated Massachusetts Gas United Fruit United Snoe Machinery United States Steel

Cincinnati Chamber Notes and Local Club Gatherings

Bernard A. Brinker applies for Chamber of Commerce membership. Lumbermen's Club meets at the Zoo tonight. Dean W. P. Rogers of Cincinnati Law School discusses International Arbitration and Peace. Exhibits show several members and visitors registering at the Change and Business Men's Club, with many names and cities listed.

Bernard A. Brinker Brinker & Co Chamber of Commerce Lumbermen’s Club

Cotton Prices Rally Across Markets in Interwoven Reports

Cotton markets in Liverpool New Orleans and New York show firmer tone with gains of 8 to 12 points in New York and steady close in Liverpool. Trading centers report supplies of American bales, weather notes, and futures activity from June to May with spots higher and daily summaries.

Mining stock quotations from Boston exchange summary

A list of mining stock names and figures is presented from Boston on June 14. Prices or percent values follow each company such as Adventure 8 and Al-Jouez 42, Arizona Commercial 42, United States Mining 4914, and others including Parrot 353 and Isle Royale 2714.

Boston Mass Adventure al- Jouez Arizona Commercial Atlantic Butte Coalition Calumet Arizona Centennial Copper Range Daly-West Franklin Granby Greene Cananea Isle Royale Massachusetts Mining Michigan Mohawk Montana Coal and Coke Nevada Old Demint Osceola Parrot Quincy Shannon Tamarack Trinity United Copper United States Mining United States Tiah Winona Wolverine North Butte

Grain Visible Supplies Decline in Wheat and Other Grains

New York report shows U S visible grain stocks as of June 12 verses prior with wheat at 15 415 000 bushels down 2 121 000 oats 6 931 000 down 568 000 rye 178 000 bushels down 41 000 barley 805 000 down 139 000 and Canada wheat at 3 937 000 bushels down 32 000.

New York United States New York Produce Exchange Canada

Market Prices for Gold and Silver Stocks

New York notes June 14 listing various securities with current quotes. Alice 2.00 Brunswick Con. offered at .05 Comstock Tunnel Stock .28 Comstock Tunnel Bonds .18 Con. Cal. and Va. .65 Horn Silver .65 Iron Silver 1.20 Leadville Con. .045 Little Chief offered at .08 Mexican .81 Ontario 3.50 Ophir 1.30 Standard 1.75 Yellow Jacket .40.

New York Brunswick Comstock Con. Cal Leadville Ontario

New York Bond Sales Totals 8.36 Million

Bond offerings listed include Armour 4s ctfs U S Rubber 6s and Atch cv 4s among diverse issues. Totals show aggregate sale around 8.36 million with varied yields and maturities across railway utilities and steel groups.

U. PP U. S U. S.S Beth. Steel I.euth Fons + Co Ees Wab Pgh S— c A. H. Is Cc. & R. Llbs Mer. Marine Arch N. Ry ROU Letra Cam Samrde Glas

Cincinnati Gas and Electric leads in stock trading notes

In Cincinnati and markets nationwide traders focus on Cincinnati Gas and Electric with strong demand for traction issues. The day sees record prices, large block sales, and ex-dividend strength, while money rates stay easy around 4 percent.

Market Report on Dairy and Poultry Prices Across Cities

In St Louis Kansas City and New York dairy and poultry prices move with butter near 22 to 26 cents and eggs around 18 to 21 cents per dozen. Chicago Elgin report steady butter and poultry with turkeys at 14 cents and chickens near 11 to 13 cents.

ST. Louis Kansas City New York Western Western Imitation Pennsylvania Chicago Springs Elgin Ill Ohio Michigan Bbp Mess Ralva's

Oil Market Briefs From Oil City and Toledo

Oil city reports credit balances of 1.68 with 5 810 barrels on hand and average runs 158 939 barrels, shipments 955 barrels and average 173 473 barrels. Toledo notes Lima and Indiana deliveries at 9 1 2 cents.

City Toledo North Lima South Lima Indiana

Wool market report from St. Louis June 14

In St Louis on June 14 wool prices softened for medium grades used in combing and clothing with 25 to 29 cents per pound. light on ore heavy fine at 12 1/2 to 21 1/2 cents. tub washed 36 cents per pound.

ST. Louis

Traction and Railway Securities Across Industrial Listings

A scanned table lists various securities including traction bonds for C. & S. Edgpr, U. B. & S. Co. and Ind. St. Ry with prices around 97 to 150. Industrials feature Amer. Book, Amer. Type, Bullock, and Hoover issues. dividends and ex-dividend status appear among entries like Niles B.P. and Niles T. W. pr. Ex-dividend noted.

C. Br Eagle Ind. St. Ry Amer Am.Oek L Bullock Hoov.o.r. Pr Niles B.P Do Pr.a.&b Rae Niles T.w.pr

Cattle Receipts and Markets Across Cities June 14

Cincinnati reports 1687 cattle 167?4 hogs and 2996 sheep receipts with prices for heavy steers at 5.66 to 6.95 and calves to 7.50. New York Chicago Kansas City and others show varied demand with steers 6.25 to 7.30, hogs 7.50 to 8.00, lambs up to 9.50, cattle and bull values fluctuating across regions.

New York Tralle Kansas City Packers Aid Commercial Tribune Pittsburg East Buffalo N. Y Shippers Chicago ST. Louis Texas

Ohio Secretary Approves Multiple New Corporations

The secretary of state authorized several articles of incorporation across Ohio. Notable entries include The Radium Sanitary Company of Cincinnati with 10000 capital. The Taft Italian Republican Club of Cincinnati. The Electric Automobile Club Company of Cleveland with 10000. Mines Consolidated Company of Alliance. Ohio Sigma Chapter House Company of Alliance. Rainbow Dip Company of Akron valued at 100000. Hocking Domestic Coal Company of Murray City. Republican Publishing Company of Middleport. Portmouth Fishing Club of Portsmouth. The Times Printing Company of Van Wert.

Commercial Tribune Columbus Secretary of State Today Radium Sanitary Company Cincinnati Gurney E. Still T. R. Snyder J. Davis Dickerson P. S. Scherer W. L. Kirttey Taft’ Italian Republican Club Michele de Lafe W. M. Reinhart Duiberti Leonardo Mariana Ferraca Virgilio Scardina The Electric Automobile Club Company Cleveland Frank H. Ginn Frank C. Newcomer Charles M. Stelling E. J. Blandin Albert E. Green Mines Consolidated Company Alliance Charles Shem Ohio Sigma H. C. Koehler Rainbow Dip Company Akron Amusement Devices Edward M. Heaton Hocking Domestic Coal Company Murray City Hocking County C. E. Campbell Republican Publishing Company Middleport Edgar Ervin Rtsmouth Portsmouth Theodore Doty

Cotton seed oil prices in New Orleans market

New Orleans June 14 refined cotton seed oil quoted at 5.60 cents per pound. Market notes indicate steady demand and stable margins for processors in the southern region.

Norleans

Markets in Cincinnati 1909 Wheat Corn and Rye Report

Cincinnati June 14 1909 market report shows wheat easy and lower across grades while corn and oats trade dull and quiet. rye and hay steady with fair demand. whisky steady. Flour quiet with limited demand and various winter and spring patent prices listed.

Cincinnati Minneapolis Northern Zee Ims Ae Hedlecia

Fruit and Produce Prices Across Groceries and Hides

An OCR fragment lists assorted produce prices by item and region including apples bananas beets cabbage carrots celery cucumbers lemons oranges onions potatoes string beans strawberries squash turnips with notes on varieties and crates. It also mentions hides and butcher goods with unclear quality indicators.

Metals market overview from St Louis and London reports

June 14 reports show mixed metal pricing. Lead and zinc quiet in London with slight spot changes while copper retreats. electrolytic and cast copper prices vary in US markets. Iron and steel holdings hold steady with No. 1 Southern and related grades listed alongside Cleveland warrants values.

May imports rise and exports grow in US trade report

The May import total reaches 3116 065 903 dollars up from last year, while exports total 523 354 06 dollars, each up from May 1908. The eleven month export excess falls to 253 374 980 dollars, with import declines tied to manufacturing materials and export drops in cotton corn wheat and meats due to price changes and quality improvements.

Washington Bureau of Statistics

Coffee futures open steady as traders show light selling

New York coffee markets opened steady with prices mostly unchanged to five points lower amid scattered support from European-linked houses. Havre rose, but overall activity remained thin with little price movement, 1108 bags traded in a quiet session. Spot markets for Rio No 7 and Santos were quiet with Cordova stable.

New York Havre Rio No. 7 Santos Cordova

Paris Stock Exchange Ends Heavy After Steady Opening

Paris prices on the bourse opened steady and closed heavy. Three per cent rentes traded at 9$1 i5d for the account. Exchange on London stood at Sf Wes for checks. We See London Bm 4 gs for checks, Monet cent. Private % rate 3 per cent.

Paris London

Toledo Market Report Shows Mixed Grain Prices

Market notes from Toledo Ohio indicate mixed grain pricing with mentions of soy and oats under varied bids. Traders track futures as transportation and weather influence supply, while buyers seek steady demand and stable futures through the week.

Also Mentioned on This Page

U. S. Steel George Eustis & Co Mercantile Library Techson B.&o Stone Evesee Bae Great Northern Interboro Illinois Central K. C. Southern Manhattan Missouri Pacific New York Central Norfolk & Western Northern Pacific Ontario & Western Bol Rock Island teXas Pacific Wabashees Wisconsin Central Amal Car & Foundry Nee Distillers Securities General Electric Lead Telsweese Nsw Ys Ahaa Republic Steel Western Union A Westinghouse Ticker Senate State Department Brown St. Paul Rogers, Brown & Co American Sugar Trust London Stock Exchange Frank L. Pfaff Richard Brown John Doescher John Reinhart J. H. Hart M. J. Keefe National Confectioners’ Association Board of Directors S. F. Sprake Co. T. Atchison Cynthiana A. A. Cunningham E. B. Meyers F. K. Holderman Tiffin Ford Smith College Corner B. H. Keeney Pennington T. E. Langdon Wilmington Business Men’s Club C.A. Brousey J. Spiegel M. M. Ansley Montgomery Ala John F. Costello Colonel McCormack G. G. Toole Macon S. I. Meyer J. N. Richardson Wellston A. K. Bolich J. L. Looms Cuyahoga Falls L. B. Lockwood Detroit High Tan Close Boston Mining NEW York Mining Hutton & Co First National Bank Erie Sicoosea Total Atch St. Er Beerete Pew Fe Beatoura Ace Vee B. & O Rail Mvpuiv GOS ELEC New York Exchange Special Dispatch Firmneig Columba Gas and Electric Way Cincinnati Gas and Electric Cincinnati Tobacco Warehouse Cincinnati Street Railway Kentucky Procter & Gamble Champion Coated Paper Little Miami Callas Columbia Gas Peisnares Ce E Ae Inc'des Cin. Tech U. S. Printing Newt & Cov Columbia Gag Columbia Gage Cin Overman 2d Nerce Bud Et Etre A eInc'd Sc’t Lt. Ands, Pfd Pro Glasgow Belfast W. C. Gabennesch Fila. Ask. Bid. Ask. Cin. Int Palio Bi Col. & Xenia Miami CS Lys Er Boenels Do Preissia jOnto Traction Tdoe Rys Scioto Valley L.&t Brockyards C. Cifsa Colum. Gas Cuyahoga Fay E Foulds M. M Fleisch’n Pr Bank Atiag Columbia Queen City Globe Soapist Pel Gee Vertenel Ss Bot OU. Ry Oeek Globe-Wer UCR Col Coge Cn ORM Ph. Carey Pr Rob'n Realty Ham. Ma Tool Steptoe U.S W. Powell Wurlitzer Cincinnati Bonds J. J A. O F. A M. N Pends Bis RF. A Southern Ry. Ter Es Waterworks J. D St. W Hamilton County Elizabeth Bridge Terree Longview Armory Roberts, Hall & Criss New York Stock Exchange American Tobacco McKinley Cobalt Central Chicago Subway Nevada Consolidated Ecley Nipissing Seereeee Dheadely Wwe Old Dominion Quincy Pete Shannon Superior Tamarack Trinity United Utah Consolidated Superior Anc Panama Roco WOOL Cin.Edison Oe Railro N.&d Cit. Nat N’l.Npt Colum. & Sav. .Co Norw. First Norw. N’l Unity Law Traction Stes C.&s. Edg Ger Cus L. & N Hugh McCulloch Atlas National Bank Walnut Street Ohio Municipal Canadian Northern Railway S. Kuhn & Sons East Fourth Street Arples Bnls Petrleum Lara Tbs Fruits and Vegetables California Florida Tennessee Isale Nee EE Japan N. O Salt Coy Iba Kron Crescent Buccene Eee Gesoline Peeregess Creete Sree Teese Firstshare Big 283 Dairy Sreveneseesehs Generali Merchandise Covington Westen German Bank 12Th and Vine Sts Court House Weil, Roth & CO E. Fourth St Southern Ohio Savings Bank Main St Wurlitzer” Es Fourth ST Baldwin Hien Baldwin Company W. 4Th St Macinnac Means Goomll FP Hagemeyer Ian Ati Juveis Eagle White Lead Company Metals ST J.ouis Sreiter Southern Southern Soft
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