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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1908

Page

8

Trading in Wall Street In Professionals' Hands

New York June 16 Trading in Wall Street today was led by professional traders who expanded slightly yet kept control of dealings. They based moves on expectations from the Republican National Convention focusing on the anti injunc tion plank and claimed the injunction regulations would not pass. Money markets loosened briefly with lower loan rates while bank impacts were limited. Foreign exchanges showed strength with Paris discount rate rising and Berlin trends aiding possible gold outflow. Bond activity flattened due to large new issues with Union Pacific 4s 95% amid selective buying. Foreign trade May showed a large export surplus of 29 165 780 with imports denting totals. overall May figures marked the smallest since 1904. Weather delays in the Southwest affected Grainger railroads like Atchison, yet most advances held. Total bond sales par value 3 966 000. United States 2s and 4s rose. new 4s gained briefly on call.

New York Paris Berlin Union Pacific Atchison United States

London Market Quiet as Americans Lead Rally

On June 16 in London, money demanded slight. discounts steady. Stocks were quiet but firm, with American securities advancing to afternoon before a small pullback. Canadian Pacific and Grand Trunk rose, while foreigns dulled. Rates given for consols, various stocks, and bar silver at 2 3/4 percent.

Coffee futures open steady with modest rise in NY market

New York June 16 futures show steady to up six points on slight euro strength and local buying. Trade quiet with sales reported 10,250 bags including July at 5.90 cents, September 5.90, December 5.90, and May 6.95. Spot levels mild dull Rio No 7?6% Santos 48c Cordova 9% al 2c.

New York New Orleans Liverpool Louisiana Assembly Baess Esese Ameri

New Orleans and New York Cotton Markets Press Higher

Cotton prices rose across major centers with steady to higher closes in New Orleans and New York. Spot sales reached about 1,700 to 1,500 bales amid mixed futures. Liverpool showed modest declines while U.S. ports reported gains and higher local demand.

Dry goods market slow. prints and wash goods steady

New York reports a quiet dry goods market with prints and wash goods selling well in jobbing houses. Export trade to the Far East remains slow while miscellaneous trade is fair. Cotton yarns ease on select numbers as demand stays weak. linings stay quiet.

New York Far East

Treasury balances update shows available cash and gold assets

Washington June 16 report lists general fund balances excluding the gold reserve with available cash at 240,124,590 dollars, gold coin and bullion at 33,264,594 dollars, and gold certificates at 30,457,570 dollars.

Washington Treasury General Fund

New York Bond Sales Reported by Hutton and Co and Others

A dense list of bond issue pricing and totals from New York offerings including Morgan & La & St. Ly, Consolidated Gas, rail and electric bonds, and various company securities. Total sales figure noted as the final aggregate.

Midweek Luncheon At Schiller's And Convention Plans

Financial notes show Club midweek luncheon at Schiller's with President Gibson detailing next month's work. Smoke Abatement League head Superintendent Nelson will attend the third annual IA Prevention of Smoke convention in Cleveland on June 24. American Galvanizing Co votes to surrender Ohio charter after long idle period. Notable visitors include Whitaker of Birmingham, Peter may Roechmond, Wadsworth of Charlotte, Dallen of New York, Crowel of Asheville. Resolutions protest over anti injunction plank sent by Ohio representative Wade Ellis to Republican platform.

Matthew Nelson Business Men’s Club R. W. Whittaker Birmingham Ala Y. L. Petermay Roechmond Tenn G. P. Wadsworth Charlotte, N. C Douglass Dallen New York City G. L. Crowel Ashville N. C Manufacturers’ Club Cincinnati Employers’ Association The Metal Trades Association Wade Ellis Ohio Committee On

Money on Call and Markets Across Cities

NEW YORK June 26 Money on call easy at 1%4a 1%per cent, ruling 1% per cent, closing bid 1% per cent. Sterling exchange firm with bankers bills at 487.10 for demand and 485.50 for sixty days. Mexican dollars 47c, ee bonds strong, railroad bonds irregular. BOSTON June 16 Money call loans 2a3 per cent, time loans 3a4% per cent. Bonds and equities list across several railroads and corporations with varied bids and asks.

New York Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange Boston Atchison Adj Atchison Mexican Central Ms Boston & Albany Boston & Maine Boston Elevated Fitchburg Mexican Central N. Y Union Pacific American Ar United States Steel Special Dispatch Commercial Tribune ST. Louis New York Exchange

London market steady as copper and lead ease. prices mixed

New York report shows limited changes with London spot copper at £58 and futures £55 10s, copper prices dull locally with $12.87 to $13.00 range, lead down 3d to £12 11, Spelter down to £19 6s, local quotes $4.55 to $4.60, Tron weaker at 51s 1d for Cleveland warrants, No 1 foundry steel around $16.50 to $17.25.

New York London Cleveland Foundry Northern Southern Southern Soft

Wool market rounds in St Louis and Boston reports

Wool prices hold steady across regions with light demand and mixed grades. States like Ohio, Pennsylvania and Kentucky show varied fleeces and washed or unwashed delaine, while Texas Georgia and lake values reflect fine and scoured ranges from 14 to 52 cents per pound.

ST. Louis Boston Ohio Pennsylvania Delaine Kentucky Indiana Missouri Texas Georgia Lake

Oil market tanker notes regional turpentine rosin as of June 16

Oil City reports credit balances and daily runs with bbl totals. Charleston shows turpentine quiet and rosin price levels across grades. Savannah lists firm turpentine and rosin activity with detailed price ranges. Wilmington records steady spirits turpentine and rosin values, plus crude varies. Toledo notes North Lima and South Lima Indiana oil prices.

Oil City Charleston Savannah Rosin Firm Wilmington Toledo North Lima South Indiana

Dairy and poultry markets report steady prices across regions

Kansas City reports eggs unchanged to ½ cent higher with fresh extras at 16 cents and current receipts. Chicago shows butter steady with creamery at 19 to 23 cents, daisies 17 to 42 cents. eggs 14 to 15 cents for firsts. cheese firm with daisies at 14 to 14 cents. Poultry alive firm with turkeys 14 cents. chickens about 20 cents per pound. chicks and fowls priced, with dressed meats steady in Western markets. New York: butter weak with creameries 24 cents, extras 23 4 to 24 cents. cheese firm. various state and western dairy prices listed.

Kansas City Chicago New York Western Pennsylvania

Ohio Incorporations Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune

Ohio incorporations list several firms with capital changes and officers. George Mitchell Printing and Manufacturing Co Middletown 15000 Cincinnati Commercial 10000 manufacturers selling agent. Queen City Soap Co Cincinnati 10000. The Scientific Hoof Pad Co Youngstown 50000. Wyoming Amusement Hall Wyoming Hamilton County capital stock increased from 25000 to 35000. The People’s Railway Co Dayton capital stock increased from 1100000 to 2500000.

Commercial Tribune Columbus George Mitchell Printing and Manufacturing Company Middletown Cincinnati Commercial Cincinnati Charles N. Clifton Julius Brinkman N. L. Murray Frank C. Callahan P. N. Simon Queen City Soap Company Henry Gerhard William Gerhard, Jr Charles W. Adler Jacob A. Snyder Morris Mmler The Scientific Youngstown Wyoming Amusement Hall Wyoming Hamilton County People’s Railway Company Dayton

Mining stock prices in Boston settle mixed gains

A list of mining shares and stock prices from Boston on June 16 shows varied results with several producers like Amalgamated, Granby, and United States Mining posting notable levels. Many prices are quoted in cents or dollars, reflecting a broad market for copper and related commodities.

Boston Adventure Allouez Amalgamated Atlantic Bingham Calumet Centerminal Copper Range Daly-West Franklin Granby Isle Royale Massachusetts Iing Michigan Mohawk Montana Coal and Co Old Dominion Osceola Parrot Quincy S Shannon Tamarack Trinity United Copper United States Mining United States Oid Utah Victoria Winona Wolverine North Butte Butte Coalition Evada Arizona Arizona Commercial Greene Cananea

Market Prices and Bond Quotes From New York Note

New York market notes show Alice at 1.90 and various stocks and bonds listed with small unit prices including Breece 0.05 Brunswick Con 0.08 Comstock Tunnel Stock 0.30 Comstock Tunnel bonds 0.19 Con. Cal. and Va. 0.538 Horn Silver 0.50 Iron Silver 0.9 Leadville Con. 5 Little Chief 0.05 Mexican 0.43 Ontario 5.25 Ophir 2.70 Small Hopes 0.18 Standard 1.80 Yellow Jacket 0.50 to close trading gaps.

New York Brunswick Comstock Con. Cal Leadville Little Chief Ontario Ask Pate N.O T.P_ Col Xenia Little Miami Col. Ry Rys. & L Scioto Valley Co.l.& T Int Am. R. Mill Globe Soap Jergens Bar. & Smith Ham. Mo Sy F. Pr Hous. Stan Brownell Tob - Casey-H Kroger Nat. A. F. A Ph. Carey Pr Phe&fm Roots Mill, Pr Proc. & Gam Tobacco Cent Trust Cincinnati Consol. & F S. J Gi F. Ae Ae Southern Ry Southern Ry. Ter. Sigs Seeene Hunt St. Gilbert W Botte Hamilton County Bonds

Clover seed prices quoted by futures in Toledo

June 16 report from Toledo shows futures prices for clover seed with October at 7.37 dollars, December at 7.27 and a half, and March at 7.40 dollars per bushel, indicating market movement.

Toledo

Traction stocks favored amid active Cincinnati trading

Traction stocks drew the most attention with Cincinnati Newport & Covington Light and Traction leading demand. Gas stock stayed active ex-dividend at 89, United States Printing and Fleischmann preferred traded above bid, and several municipal and railway issues remained steady amid a firm money market and strong New York exchange.

Cincinnati Newport & Covington Light and Traction United States Printing Fleischmann Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Ailways Were Active, and Small Sales of Lake Shore New Orleans Texas Pacific Indianapolis American Book New York Exchange

Market Bond Listings and Railroad Stocks Summary

A stock page lists various railroad bonds and preferred stocks with prices and percentages. Notable entries include Do pref around 110, Ohio style bonds and Miami related issues, Kentucky Central 4s at about 81 showing 91 percent, and several traction and street railway bonds with mixed quotes. Lacking full names, the table reflects mixed bond valuations and percent yields across multiple issuers.

Cattle Prices Steady as Light Cincinnati Receipts Persist

Cincinnati market reports a light cattle run with no price changes across classes. Hogs show early strength on light arrivals, later easing. calves and stockers steady to firm. Western and Atlantic markets mirror modest shifts with mixed totals for cattle hogs and sheep on June 16, 1908.

CIA ST. LO New York Commercial Tribune East Buffalo Pittsburg Chicago

Reported First Week June Earnings for U S Roads

United States roads posted 1 361 806 in gross earnings for the first week of June, down 19 5 percent from May. The May figure for the same roads shows 1 216 059 with a 24 9 percent loss. A broader May summary lists total gross earnings of 30 703 743 with a 23 percent year over year decline across the classified statements. Northern Pacific is cited with a 26 percent loss among Pacific systems.

United States Ccsccoessees Northern Pacific Pic Trunk Western Central eWestern Southern Southwestern Pacific Colin Eas Eta U. S

Wheat Market Sparks Wide Swings on Weather News

A broad roundup from New York to Minneapolis shows wheat futures volatile as weather in the Southwest lifts prices. along with steady to firm tones in flour, cornmeal, oats, lard and pork markets across St Louis and Duluth with various bid levels and July September price points noted.

New York Duluth ST. Louis Ilear Wits Bacon Minneapolis Milwaukee Prisune Toledo Tribuna Baltimore Nerie i

Markets in Cincinnati show mixed grain, whisky firm

Minneapolis prices cited for wheat and flour. corn steady on strong demand. oats dull. rye weak. hay easy and lower. Grain notes include prices for winter patent flour, rye, timothy, clover, and mixed feeds. Receipts list apples, lemons, bananas, oats, barley, barley, cattle, petroleum, and more.

Cincinnati Minneapolis Northern

Fruits and Vegetables and Groceries Price List

A historic price list notes apples per barrel at 2 to 2.50, asparagus 75 cents per dozen, bananas 1.75 to 2 per bunch, beets 15 per dozen, carrots 15 to 20 cents per dozen, cantaloupes 2 to 2.25 per crate, cabbage 1 per crate, cucumbers 30 to 50 cents per dozen, lemons Messina 3.50 to 3.75 per box, oranges Late Valencia 4 to 4.50, onions green 10 to 15 cents per dozen, potatoes 3 per barrel, new potatoes 3 to 4 per barrel, strawberries 2.75 to 3 per crate, string beans 1 to 1.25 per hamper, squash 1.25 per crate, tomatoes 75 cents to 1 per crate. Also listed are various pork and meat prices and references to beef, lard, and other processed goods with ranges, typical of a mid 20th century market catalog.

Alabama Messina Palermo Valencia

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Wall Street George Eustis & Co Mercantile Library Chicago and Fees Chicago & Mosc Colorado Southern weeee _Erie Grea Northern Hock & Valley Illinois Central Missouri Pacific New York Central Ontario & Western Weene Perets Il Rock Island Soul Pacific St. Paul Car & F Fgy Stee Seen Ae Eeen Ee Stock Exchange Anaconda Baltimore & Ohio Canadian Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago Great Western Milwaukee & St. Paul de Beers Denver & Rio Grande Erie Grand Nk Illinois Contest Louisville & Nashville Missouri, Kansas & Texas Norfolk & Western Rand Mines Reading Southern Railway Southern Pacific Wabash Amalgamated Copper Intel Exchange Weather Bureau Shreveport Houston Uplands Gulf C. J.buddeke & Co Union Trust Building Treasury Statement W. EB. Hutton & Co First National Bank Rio G Air C. Tr H. R L. S M.S Amie C. R. N. Aten Rgds Lee Det Feo Bor Loref. Die X A. K B. Penn S— Bo Penn RL & P Ate C Pitts Total Schiller’s Today Gibson American Galvanizing Company C.D. Robertson Metals WOOL Roberts, Hall & Cris New York K Stock Exchange American Tobacco Havana Tobacco Taedace Otis BO Royal Dating A. P Peer Teaser Eees Covereevensers S Daly-West Perera Ween Cananea Edicseensnad Boston Mining NEW York Mining Cotton Seed Coil Cincinnati Gas and Electric Ceincinnati T. Pf Indianapolis Street Ry Penn. Ry Lake Shore Railways S.e Panama Cincinnati Clearing House Glasgow Sc Oriue Cin Ham C.N Elizabethtown Bridge Longview Armory Esau Ies Aks Benson Street Bridge Big Miami Bridge Covington F. A Newport Henn Ee C M. Is F.W Miami & Ger Day Miami Bullock Niles St. Ry S— Am. Nat IBD - Colum Bank & Tr. Co Norw Grain and Provisions Merchants National Bank Melville E. Ingalls Edwin C. Goshorn Pres’t Henry C. Vergason William W. Brown William P. Stamm Chas, A. Stevens Ass’t Cashier George R. Balch T. William Weidinger Foreign Exchange Ames Dr. B Ss. P Santos Cescceewepesoes N. O Wits Japan Akron Peranuts Byas Osbos Saipan da Ealek Rough and Com Wall ST New York Stock Exchange Charles E. Bultman Co East Fourth Street C. C. Breuer Glifton Avontdale Brighton Ezekiel & Bernheim CO Main Street Baldwin the Baldwin Company 4Th St City of Kuhn & Sons East Third Street Uare Steinway Piano Wurlitzer Stein Ana Wainoe Procter & Gamble Company H. L. French Sec Navy Bradstreet Rockies Canada Kingston Omaha Louisville Manitoba Northwest Province Winnipeg Man Peoria
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