Market notes show dull yet resilient sentiment amid conditions
The report describes a sluggish market with a cautiously optimistic tone despite adverse conditions. Bank clearings hit a yearly high at 17 347 056 dollars, money conditions ease, and trading remains active on a trader’s market, with notes on bonds, foreign exchange, and certain industrials like American Holling Mill and American Seeding Machine.
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New York
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Reserve
Boston
American Holling Mill Common
American Seeding Machine Common
Cincinnati Union
Dow Drug Preferred
Market Update on Stocks and Local Bonds
Goodyear and Procter & Gamble saw mixed demand with several issues advancing and retreating. Cincinnati Gas & Electric and Ohio Traction showed varied activity while Byproduct news noted a wax plant reconstruction costing about 400000 dollars and new salt prospecting near Kiowa and Hutchinson.
Southern diversified crops replace cotton dominance says Hord
W D Hord president of the Farm Mortgage Company reports from Jacksonville that the South now grows corn potatoes velvet beans and forage crops while expanding cattle swine and other livestock. Modern power farming methods are used and a Walkill farm potato crop from twenty one acres yielded 11500 in three months, with fields cleared for another all year crop.
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W. D. Hord
Farm Mortgage Company
South
Jacksonville
Fla
Walkill Farms
Hord
Storm isolates brokers amid waning contact across New York
A heavy storm around Buffalo and New York City cut several bond and brokerage houses from their headquarters for hours yesterday. They depended on congested commercial wires to relay messages and quotes during the outage.
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Buffalo
New York City
Yellow Cab building in Chicago underwrites $600000 bond issue
S. W. Straus & Co underwrites a 6 percent amortized first mortgage bond issue of 600000 for the Yellow Cab Manufacturing Building in Chicago. The plant, nearly finished, includes a one story main hall with a two story admin building, ground area about five acres, brick and concrete construction, skylights, sprinkler system, conveyors and kilns for cab and truck production. The building is leased to Yellow Cab Company and Walden W. Shaw Livery Co for 25 years, with the Yellow Cab Company operating about 1000 cabs and five garages and forty stations in Chicago. The new facility will handle eight or more cabs per day and six to ten trucks.
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S. W. Straus & Co
New York
Yellow Cab Manufacturing
Chicago
Charles Ritter
Yellow Cab Company
Walden W. Shaw Livery Co
America
Ontario Treasurer Issues 3 Million Dollar Bonds at 90 31 7
The Ontario Treasurer in Toronto announced a 3,000,000 dollar bond issue for 10 years at six percent to a Canadian syndicate at 90 317. The item notes a peculiar oil by product wax has a growing business.
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Ontario Province of Canada
Toronto
Dividends Paid on Indian Refining and Cooper Corporation Stocks
Holders received checks for both common and A preferred stock dividends, 3 percent on common and 1 percent on preferred. The distribution pleased many investors who paid little for their stock relative to annual yields. Cooper Corporation A preferred also paid its first distribution on the new stock.
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Cooper Corporation
A. Preferred
Last Cincinnati stock and bond quotations on the Exchange
The report lists closing bid and ask prices for bonds and stocks. It covers Procter & Gamble, American Latin Machine, Goodyear Tire, Kroger, Union Stockyards, Cincinnati Street Railway, Ohio Cities Gas, and others with various maturities and preferr ed shares. Ex-dividend noted.
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Procter & Gamble Common
Kroger Grocery & Baking New Preferred
Paragon Refining Common
Serg Paper Preferred
Superior Oli
United States
Common
United States Printing & Lithograph
First National
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
Cities Service
Bankers
Columbus Gas & Electric
New York
Ohio Cities Gas
New York Exchange
Preferred
Ohio State Telephone
Cincinnati Street Railway
Ohio Traction
Cincinnati
Stock Exchange
Ask
C. N
C. c
Diate Ham. & Lind
G. Ds
Broadway & Newp
Procter & Gamblers
Procter & Gamble
Hinbeleon Rolling Mill
Andrew Jergens
Resa v8
Black-Clawson
Eevee
Casey-Hedgee
Union Stockyards
Lobacco
Cooper Corp. Pref
Lonaie Sie
Dalton Add
Fay & Egan
BOD
Ccagarece Hanse Ieee
Fenton U. Cc
D. Com
PME
Siebaewests Vie Kesteess
Si Fleischmann Pref
Goodyear Tire
Globe-Wernicke
Gruen Sons Watch
Do Partie
Renee Geer
Kroger G
Owens Bottle
Paragon Refining
Procter & Gamble Com
Richardson
Sayers & Scovill Brel
Benens Superior Oil
Liu. Com
William Powell
Atlas National Bank
Dscwey Eae
First National Bank
Second National
Western Bank and Trust Co
Ti and
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Ti Gas Transportation
Cities Service Bankers
Ohio State Telephone Com
G. Nee
Cincinnati Street “Railway
Market struggle with gains as pools aid public interest
New York financiers report modest success from pools and cliques in stirring stock market interest amid rising bids for select issues. Call loans open at 7 percent, drift to 7 percent, tax payments altering liquidity. industrials falter with woolen mill cuts and Japan-European trade effects noted.
Global Money Markets and Exchange Rates Report
New York on June 16 reports mercantile paper at 7 percent, strong. Sterling advances. sixty-day bills at 3.90, demand 3.95, cables 3.96. Government bonds irregular, railroad bonds easy. Time loans 84 percent. Call money strong, high 7 percent, ruling rate 7, last loan 6. Bank acceptances 6 percent. Paris quotes rentes at 58f 2c, dollar 12f 32½c. London money 4 percent, short bills 6 1/2 percent, three-months 6 1/6 percent. Sterling up further. bills 3.90, demand 3.95, cables 3.96.
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New York
Mercantile Paper
Guilders
Montreal
Sterling
Paris
London
Shipping Lines Announce Summer Sailings from East Coast
Telegraphic notices from New York Boston and abroad list upcoming sailings. The Pacific Line schedules a West Coast voyage via Panama on July 24. Cunard Line sends Royal George to Plymouth Cherbourg and Southampton on October 6. Furness Warren Line lists Fort Victoria departures on September 1 and October 6 for Liverpool. Fabre Line announces July 10 service to Lisbon and Marseille.
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New York
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Panama Canal
Cunard Line
Royal George
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Southampton
Boston
Furness Warren Line
Fort Victoria
Liverpool
Fabre Line
Lisbon
Marseilles
Bank Clearings Rise Across Cities In Mid June Reports
Bank clearings in Cincinnati reach 17 347 036 with active funds shifting between banks. Stock Exchange sales total 89 shares including Cin t i Gas and Electric and Procter & Gamble issues. Chicago and St Louis reports list clearings and loan rates with steady discounts and par New York exchange.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Sha N Rolling Mill
5A Drug Co
Ti Gas and Electric
Procter & Gamble
U. S. Ptg
Cotton market slides as new crop hopes rise
New York reports a sharp market break despite favorable crop news and a positive weekly weather outlook. July and October futures fell with December at 23.25 cents, port stocks near 965,000 bales, and Liverpool futures closing steady after a day of mixed demand and renewed selling.
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New York
United States
Liverpool
Butter and egg prices across markets June 16
Market notes from New York to Indianapolis report butter and egg prices. Creamery butter around 58 to 59 cents, eggs per dozen varied by market from 23 to 40 cents, with slight gains in some regions and unchanged in others. Poultry prices mostly steady to slightly higher in a few centers.
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Une
Pennsylvania
Hennery
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Chicago
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Brazilian crop outlook dampened by cooler Sao Paulo weather
Brazil reports show low temperatures in Sao Paulo with little crop worry for the main markets. Commodities traders note modest Santos futures declines followed by rallies, with July and December contracts drifting and Rio and Santos prices listed. shipments and exchange rates cited amid mixed receipts.
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New York
Brazil
Sao Paulo
Santos
New Orleans
Rio
London
Jundiahy
Ohio Companies Announce Large Capital Investments Across Cities
The Springfield Auto Lock Company and Universal Metal Lath Company each reveal $100,000 investments, with multiple Ohio firms including W. G. Matthews Company of Dayton and Bayer Sugar Company of Cincinnati listing funds. Totals vary, with reported figures up to $150,000 for the Ebersole Dental Outfitting and Service Company.
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Columbus
Springfield Auto Lock Company
Springfield
J. G. Hoeflick
E. L. Buchwalter
Universal Metal Lath Company
Massillon
C. G. Herbruck
H. E. Black
W. G. Matthews Company
Dayton
R. Zetlitz
J. G. Fletcher
Owens Realty Company
Toledo
M. Arndt
L. H. Steizerwald
C. E. S. Realty Company
L. H. Steigerwald
Bayer Sugar Company
Cincinnati
C. W. Bayer
F. W Miller
H. & P. Manufacturing Company
R. A. Holden
P. A. Holden
National Wall Paper Company
Cleveland
M. A. Loesser
I. N. Loesser
Ebersole Dental Outfitting and Service Company
H. M. Ebersole
H. M. Hensey
Mohler Lumber Company
North Canton
Secreenes
Aper Hamilton
Wheat Market Steady as Corn Receipts Adjust
Cincinnati June 16 1920 reports corn receipts expected to shrink later in the week aiding prices. White grades up 3 to 4 cents with demand urgent. oats firmer with limited receipts. hay arrivals better. fowls steady. eggs easier. Wheat active mainly for top grades with no export bids. Grain and hay prices listed across multiple grades and products.
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Cincinnati
Timothy
Tennessee Golden
Western Liberty
Kansas
Daily Bulletin
New York
Michigan
Ohio
Wisconsin
Schweitzer
Limburger
Sugar Market Delivers Easier Prices In New York
The New York raw sugar market eased with Cuban quotations down to 19.50 cents. Sellers moved 20,000 bags from San Domingo to Porto Rican at 18 3/4 to 18 1/2 cents fob, while refined sugar held at 22 1/2 cents for fine granulated and refiners remained limited. Futures closed 20 to 50 points lower on the day.
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New York
Cubas
Corn futures rise as demand outpaces supply in Chicago
Corn prices climb to season highs as demand from shippers outstrips offerings. July and September contracts advance while oats hold steady or slip slightly. provisions gain on higher grain and hog values. Rain across Iowa and Nebraska eases oats. French cancelation of 700,000 bushels adds to market movement. Bulls control day with strong commission homes leading bids.
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Chicago
T&c
Iowa
Nebraska
Grain and Provisions Market Report Dates June 16
Widespread cash grain quotes across cities with no dramatic shifts. Wheat prices ranged from No 2 red winter at 2.88 to No 3 red winter at 2.34, corn at 2.05 to 2.07 for No 2 white, oats around 1.18 to 1.77, and various futures for flour and rye.
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ST. Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Timothy
Indianapolis
Copper and metals prices steady with mixed commodity quotes
New York price reports show copper dull and zinc easy with spot and futures quotes for June July August and September. Lead and tin hold or rise with London spot and futures levels listed for copper tin lead and zinc in both markets.
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New York
Metal Exchange
Cotton and Textile Markets Report Quiet In New York
New York on June 16 reported a quiet market for cotton goods with yarns easier and wool goods dull. Knit goods and hosiery moved slowly with hosiery tending lower while burlaps showed moderate demand at low prices and raw silk remained steadier.
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New York
Columbia Bank declares semiannual dividend for stockholders
The Board of Directors of The Columbia Bank and Savings Company declared a regular 6 percent dividend plus 4 percent extra, payable July 1, 1920, to stockholders of record June 30, 1920.
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Ohio Fuel Supply Company
Victory
Pacific Gas & Electric Company
Columbia Bank and Savings Company
Western Bank, and Trust Company
Western Bank and Trust Company
Frederick Hertenstein
Albert Widmann
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