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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1908

Page

8

Wall Street Focuses on Republican Convention Move

Wall Street stayed preoccupied with political matters as delegates gathered in Chicago for the Republican National Convention opening tomorrow. Market activity remained dull with little immediate promise of volume, while investors eyed platform planks on capital and labor and possible convention surprises.

New York Chicago Wall Street Hill Great Northern Board Washington United States

Money Market Mixed As U S Rates Hold Steady

New York and TON report quiet, diverse rates on call and time loans with small variations. Bonds show steady to firm, railroads and utilities listed with multiple prices and ex-dividend notes, while commodities and currencies move modestly, including sterling and Mexican dollars.

New York Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange Firm Barysilver TON Atchiison Adjustable Atchison Mexican Central Boston & Albany Boston & Maine Boston Elevated Fitchburg N. Y Union Pacific American Arge. Chemical American American Tel American Woolen Dominion Iron and Steel Edison Electric Tilum Penered Electric Massachusetts Electric Massachusetts Gas United Fruit United Shoe Machinery United States Steel

London Financial Market Report Notes Mixed Tone on Gold and Stocks

London on June 15 reported abundant money and steady discounts as gold demand remained strong with Paris taking most of a 3,250,000 open market allotment. Wall Street rally aided optimism but trading stayed restrained. gilt edged shares held steady while consols firmed and American securities gained early support. Some day’s highs were pared after New York quotes, with the market finishing near the day’s better prices.

London Paris Bank of France United States States Steel Wabash Amalgamated Berlin Exchange Stock Exchange Wall Street New York Anaconda Atchison Baltimore & Ohio Canadian Pacific Chesel & Ohio Chicago Milwaukee Reading Southerm Railway South

Dairy and egg markets across cities show steady to firm prices

Butter and cheese hold firm in Chicago Philadelphia and New York markets while eggs remain steady or firm. Poultry values vary with live weight and region, with Western dressed chickens and turkeys showing modest gains and regional specials quoted in multiple formats.

Chicago Philadelphia Pennsylvania New New York Kansas City Elgin

Ohio Incorporations Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune

Articles of association filed with Ohio Secretary of State list new corporations and capital figures. Rife Elson Printing Co of Cleveland with 10000 dollars. Standke Agency Co of Canton 16000. Lubin Amusement Co of Cincinnati 25000. Falls Heat Light and Power Co of Cuyahoga Falls 10000. Richards Evans Co of Cortlandt increases capital from 25000 to 50000.

Commercial Tribune Columbus Rife-Elson Printing Company Cleveland France McMillin W. A. Basquin Frank Elson W. B. Sutton Charles W. Pattison Standke Agency Company Canton Lubin Amusement Company Cincinnati L. Smith L. W. Moore L. G. Hitchcock Blanche Wallace Spencer M. Jones the Licking Aerie Newark the Falls Heat Light and Power Company Cuyahoga Falls W. A. Sears S. D. Tifft W. B. Middleton Co. A. Davis C. K. Fowler

New York Dry Goods Market Quiet as Rain Dampens Trade

The June 15 report from New York notes a generally quiet dry goods market with light house trade due to rain. Cotton goods remain steady and fair business occurs, dress goods are quiet as buyers wait for stocks, raw silk climbs and some qualities are scarce.

New York

New York Bond Sales Hit Varied Dozens of Issues

The report lists numerous bond issues and prices across several entities including Nippon bonds, Erie, Seaboard Air Line, Texas & Pacific, Union Pacific, and Central Pacific, with totals around 1.765 million dollars. It notes mixed performance with premiums and yields, reflecting broad market activity in New York.

Ohio Grain Dealers Meet at Cedar Point and Chicago

The twenty ninth annual Ohio Grain Dealers' Association meeting will be at Cedar Point Ohio July 1 and 2 with a Chamber of Commerce delegation attending. A Great Manufacturers Day program is planned for July 1 and local manufacturers will be initiated as members. Special entertainment begins at 12 30 p m. The Business Men's Club sends a private car to Chicago this week. Frank H Shaffer Thomas J Moffett and others travel. Frank Lee is named president of the National Association of Piano Manufacturers.

Ohio Grain Dealers’ Association Cedar Point Chamber of Commerce Eugene Lewis National Prosperity Association of Cincinnati Business Men's Club Chicago Frank H. Shaffer Thomas J. Moffett A. J. Conroy Albert Bettinger H. T. Atkins C.H. M Atkins Archibald Colter Howard C. Hollister Aaron A. Ferris William Lodge J. W. Warrington Adolph Mayer J. B. Brown T. D. Bouscaren Joseph Butler Ss. F. Dana Frank Lee Commercial Club John Church Company National Association of Piano Manufacturers Ost Vention New York City Dawnon v. Blackmore Krell Piano Company Baldwin Company A. P. Hagemeyher

Regional Oil and Turpentine Prices and Totals Report

Oil City reports credit balances of 1.78 with 380954 barrels run and 368973 shipped, averages 168511 and 192589. North Lima oil at 1.04, Lima and Indiana at 9 cents. Wilmington notes spirits turpentine at 35 cents, rosin at 240 dollars. Charleston lists turpentine nominal and rosin ranges across grade prices. Savannah records turpentine firm at 40 to 40 1/2 cents and rosin price tiers with multiple grades and totals quoted.

Oil City Tgledo Lima Indiana Wilmington Charleston Savannah

Coffee market opens steady with light demand

The July 5.90, September 5.85 to 5.906, December 5.85 to 5.90, and March 5.85 futures were quoted as the market opened steady. Sales reached 6 750 bags amid quiet business and modest offerings, with spot Rio at 76 1 2 cents and Santos at 48 3 4 cents, Cordova 9 1 2 to 12 cents.

Rio Santos No Cordova

London and New York Metals Markets Summary

Lead and tin prices rose in London while local markets held steady. Copper remained unchanged in London and was quiet locally. Spelter stayed steady abroad and at the same level locally, with iron and foundry grades showing minor shifts in Cleveland and regional markets.

ST. Louis New York London Cleveland Northern Pepe Southern Southern Soft

Market Close Stock Prices and Percentages Report

Boston market update lists mining and industrial names with latest figures. Companies include Allouez Amalagmated Atlantic Bingham Calumet and Hecla Centennial Copper Range Daly-West Franklin Granby Isle Royale Massachusetts Mining Michigan Mohawk Montana Coal and Coke Old Dominion Osceola Parrot Quincy Shannon Tamarack Trinity United Copper United States Mining United States Oil Utah Victoria Winona Wolverine North Butte Butte Coal Nevada Calumet and Arizona Arizona Commercial Green Cananea with various percentage changes and bids.

Boston Adventure Allouez United Copper United States Mining United States Oil Utah Victoria Winona Wolverine North Butte Butte Coalition Nevada Calumet Arizona Arizona Commercial Green Cananea

Visible grain supply figures from New York Exchange

The visible supply of grain for Saturday June 13 shows Wheat 18,624,000 bushels with a decrease of 2,653,000. Corn 2,818,000 with a decrease of 693,000. Oats 5,402,000 with a decrease of 1,152,000. Rye 224,000 with a decrease of 83,000. Barley 1,860,000 with a decrease of 27,000.

New York New York Produce Exchange

New York Mining Prices Reported on June 15

Market summary lists commodities and stocks with figures for Alice 2.00, Breece .05, Brunswick Con .10, Comstock Tunnel stock .30, bonds .19, Con Cal and Va .53, Horn Silver .50, Iron Silver .90, Leadville Con .055, Little Chief .05, Mexican .42, Ontario 5.2%, Ophir 2.70, Small Hopes .18, Standard 1.95, Yellow Jacket .55.

New York Brunswick Comstock Tunnel Cal Leadville Little Chief Ontario

Treasury balances report shows cash and gold holdings

Treasury reveals the general fund balance as of today with available cash at 240,016,016 dollars exclusive of the 150 million gold reserve. Gold coin and bullion total 32,182,077 dollars and gold certificates stand at 30, the fragment notes.

Washington Treasury General Fund

Clover seed price report from Toledo futures

Toled o market notes show clover seed prices with October at 7.32 and 7.25 for December and 7.35 for March. The brief quotation reflects grain futures activity with small spread among contract months.

Toledo Clover Seed

Cotton Seed Oil Prices Reported in New Orleans

New Orleans June 15 prime cotton seed oil sells at 47 cents per unit in today’s market, with buyers watching for price movements and supply signals from regional producers.

New Orleans Prime

International Mercantile Marine 1907 Earnings Report

The International Mercantile Marine Company reports total gross earnings for the year ended December 31, 1907 at 39,266,586 dollars, up 2,107,376 from the prior year. Net earnings totaled 7,024,400 dollars, down 979,988, with a year surplus after interest and taxes of 4,033,731, down 995,023. Of the surplus 4,000,000 dollars was set aside for steamship depreciation funds.

New York International Mercantile Marine Company

Illustrated Magazine to Feature Beauty Contest Winner

The Sunday Illustrated Magazine will publish on page five a full page photo of the third prize winner from the recent beauty contest. Secure a copy of this free publication and enjoy features on local people and events plus stories jokes and anecdotes.

Sun Tribune

Trading Opens with Steady Money Rates Across Markets

Initial trading showed active demand with money rates unchanged. Cincinnati Street Railway and Cincinnati Gas and Electric traded firm, while traction stocks remained in demand though generally quiet. Bond notes and various industrials drew attention as prices shifted in relatively narrow ranges. Local exchanges reported clearings around 4.35 million dollars and a mix of premiums on New York trade.

Cincinnati Street Railway Cincinnati Gas and Electric Cincinnati, Newport, & Covington Light and Traction Henderson Lithograph United States Printing Water Works Cincinnati School Omaha & Council Bluffs Cincinnati New Orleans Texas Pacific Bre New York Exchange

Market Ticker Summary From Col. Gas Bonds And Stocks

Reads like a historical market page listing various bonds and stocks. Columbia Gas 9% Ist 58 90 100 ULES P.4s and related notes appear with prices. railroads, banks, and industrials show quotes and ex-dividend notes. Specific entities include Columbia Gas, Dayton, Southern Ohio, Am. Nat. Bank, Fifth-Third, and Norwest.

Cin Cin. &S. Ter Mill Columbia Col. Gas & F Cuyahoga Foulds M. M . Eleisch Bank - Atlas Citizens’ Nat Trust Cincinnati Consol J. Ren Southern Ry F. Anant Southern Ry M N Dosis Cbde Gees Southern Ry Ter Daires J D Gilbert Hunt St. W Hamilton County Bonds Elizabethtown Benson Street Bridge Big Miami Bridge Covington Bonds Columbia Gas Col U.les& P Ham Pidveteresi Pewnee Col. Crosst Jom C.B Dayton Southern Ohio Det Tol. Ur Ham, & Lind Miami & Ger Am. Nat Cin. Trust City Cosmopolitan Trust Colum. Bank. & Sav. Co Norw Nor. Nat Ind. St. Ry Unity Law N.C. Br Niles. T.W

Cotton markets pull back then steady on flood worries

Cotton prices were mixed across New Orleans and New York with spot sales about 1,350 bales and 2,131 bales received at New Orleans. Futures drifted lower on rainfall and levee damage fears but closed steadier. United States and Liverpool quotes show Western belt weakness amid hopeful government reports.

New Orleans Eevee Ogven Soese Seca New York Shreveport Liverpool Houston Uplands Gulf

Cattle Prices Fall as Strong Supply Dominates Demand

Cincinnati cattle market shows a large weekly supply with steady to lower demand. Prices ease across most classes from heavy steers to calves, with hogs, sheep, and lambs following the regional trend and prices varying by weight and grade.

Galesmen Chicago Commercial Tribune East Buffalo Pittsburg London ST. Ee

Markets in Cincinnati June 15 1908 overview and grain notes

Market summary for Wheat Corn Oats Rye and Flour with price ranges and movement. Reports list No 2 red winter No 3 white oats and rye prices, various flour patents, and whiskey stocks. Includes receipts and shipments figures for apples bananas butter cattle oranges cheese petroleum coal and other commodities.

Cincinnati Minneapolis Northern D.s

Fruits and Vegetables Prices Across Categories

A listing of grocery prices by item and form including apples bananas cantaloupes cabbage cucumbers lemons onions potatoes strawberries beans squash tomatoes and various meats and general merchandise terms used for market rates and packaging sizes. The article reads as a raw catalog of per unit prices for produce and other goods.

Alabama Palermo California

Wool firm notes on crude combing and clothing

In St Louis on June 15 a report mentions wool firm standards for crude combing and clothing quality with light and heavy time measurements, including tub washed processes and related trade terminology.

ST. Louis

Also Mentioned on This Page

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