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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1910

Page

8

Apathy Overcomes Stock Market With Mixed Signals

New York reports a dull market as apathy returns and stock dealings fall near idle. Wheat crop damage rumors, hot weather in Dakotas and Minnesota, and profit taking shape the session while the government bulletin notes a favorable week for agriculture.

Associated Press Dispatch New York Dakota Minnesota Government Weather Bureau Wisconsin Dakotas Iowa

Ticker Talk In London Markets Drift With Little Change

American stocks in London show irregular movement with no major changes. In the Northwest a lack of rain threatens crops. Senate committee hearing sees clashes between railroads and banking interests over bills of lading. Interstate Commerce Commission denies postponement to lower Pullman rates. London market remains quiet with heaviness in consols. Washington anticipates a week end adjournment. Postal savings bank bill meets Senate opposition. Steel orders remain strong. Stock exchange votes to close Saturday before July 4. governors to act on Wednesday. J P Morgan to arrive from Europe tomorrow. James J Hill warns of terminal congestion and railroad blockades by year end.

Coffee futures open quiet with mixed European influence

The New York coffee market opened steady with no price change as European selling moderated. Afternoon trading saw slight sagging prompted by easier Havre cables. Closing bids show June to July at 6.45c and Rio 4$625, with Brazilian port receipts down from last year and spot Rio steady at 78% to 85 16c.

New York Europe Havre Hamburg Rio Santos Jundiahy Rio No Santos No Cordova New Orleans Eviden Tel Texas Siden Liverpool

Seed prices listed for Clover and Timothy at Toledo markets

Seeding prices reported in Toledo on June 21 show Clover seed values with cash 7.20 and futures for October 7.02 percent, December 7, and March 7.0. Timothy seed lists Prime at 2.20. Alsike seed shows Prime at 7.40 and August 37.55.

Toledo Timothy Alsike

Boston Mining Prices Surged Across Major Copper Limits

Boston market report lists numerous mining stocks with bid prices and percentages, including American Zinc Lead and Smelting at 24, Calumet and Arizona 53, Calumet and Hecla 545, Tamarack 51, and Nipissing Mines 15 14. The compilation covers a wide range of copper and associated metal firms with varied bids reflecting the trading session.

Boston Allouez Amalgamated Copper American Zinc Arizona Commercial Atlantic Corb. Cop Sil. Mg Butte Coalition Calumet and Arizona Hecla Centennial Copper Range Con. Co East Butte Cop Franklin Giroux Consolidated Granby Consolidated Greene Cananea Isle Royalle Kerr Lake Lake Copper la Salle Miami Mohawk Nevada Consolidated Nipissing Mines North Butte North Lake Old Dominion Osceola Parrott Quincy Shannon Superior Boston Mining Pittsburg Tamarack United States Coal Utah Consolidated Winona Wolverine

Money market steady with varied loan rates in early New York trade

Money on call held at 24%4a3 percent with a ruling 2% per cent. Time loans weaker on short dates and firmer on longer terms with sixty days at 3 percent, ninety days around 3a3% and six months at 4a4% percent. Sterling steady with bankers bill at 484.69a484.75 for sixty days and 486.70 on demand. Government bonds firmer and railroad bonds irregular.

New York Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange Bankers

Treasury Statement Washington June 21 Treasury balances

The treasury report shows trust funds with gold coin 860,200,869 dollars and silver dollars 4 838 175 000. Silver dollars of 1890 3 686 000, silver certificates outstanding 488 175 000, general fund standard silver dollars 4 029 219, current facilities 94 533 242, working balance in treasury offices 17 556 793, in banks to credit of treasurer 40 451 475, subsidiary silver coin 20 792 480, minor coin 1 037 433, total balance in general fund 82 070 676.

Washington Treasury United States

Foreign Bourses Show Mixed Trading Across Berlin and Paris

Berlin trading was dull with domestic shares down while Americans rose. Exchange on London quoted at 4Stepfgs for checks and money at 2 percent. Paris markets were strong with three percent rentes at 88 percent and London exchange at 2f 21 percent for checks.

Berlin London Paris

New York Bond Sales Amid Market Panic

Bond sales show scattered figures with panic noted in the market. Entries list various securities and denominations such as 42 1,000, 24% and 92% yields, totaling about $1,140,500 in seven percent issues.

Prominent Business Man in Queen City

J. J. Drewry, manager for L. D. Drewry & Co., state agents for Ohio of the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co., is highlighted as one of the best known younger figures in the life insurance business in this region.

R. P. Béllsmith J. J. Drewry Ohio Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company Life Business

Business Men's club hears Goebel bill news and merger talks

Visitors including Thomas S. Taylor from Albany Colonel Thomas H. Adams and Charles W. Adams of Vincennes attended the session. The Goebel pneumatic tube service bill for the Cincinnati post office passed the lower house. Antimerger plans and fundraising for a possible Chamber of Commerce merger were discussed. Otto Armleder pledged 500 dollars annually, others followed. The board set a June 30 election. New York negotiations may lead to Childs Restaurant company purchase of the local Newell Restaurant firm.

Business Men's Club Thomas S. Taylor Albany Thomas H. Adams C. Es. Devine Indianapolis Charles W. Adams Vincennes Ind Industrial Bureau Goebel Cincinnati Post Office Congress Great Central Chamber of Commerce Business Men's ‘Club Idymscae Otto ‘Armleder Newell Lewis Newell Restaurant Company New York Childs Restaurant Company Childs Concern

Money flows and markets steady in London trading

London trade shows ample money and moderate demand with easy discount rates. Stocks including steamers, rail, Grand, rubber and oil rise while Paris diamonds and Kaffing gain on support. American securities open irregular, Canadian Pacific leads gains as Wall Street buys keeps prices steady before closing easy. Money in open market 8 1 16 to 1 15 16 percent, short bills about 2 1 16 percent.

London Stogék Exchange Paris Canadian Pacific Wall Street Noi Til Central

Wool market notes and prices from St Louis and Boston

The report covers Wool undian medium grades and full range prices in St Louis and Boston. Boston notes local demand remains listless with few inquiries and sales, while prices for various wool grades are quoted, including washed and unwashed varieties from Pennsylvania, delaine, three-eighths blood, quarter blood, and other categories.

ST. Louis Mo Boston Mass West Michigan Pennsylvania Delaine Kentucky Indiana

Metals Prices and Market Notes From New York and London

Lead lower at 4.20 in St Louis with Spelter steady at 5. Copper quotes ease in New York with spot 12.00 to 12.20 and futures around 12.12 to 12.30. Tin ranges 32.60 to 32.75 in New York spot and July, while London quotes steady for spot and futures. Local market shows easy copper and iron at 49 Cleveland warrants.

ST. Louis New York London Custom House East St. Louis East St Louis Cleveland London. the Local Market Was Easy: No. 1 Foundry Northern Southern Southern Soft

Tobacco Sales Report From Louisville Breaks

Louisville tobacco market today showed little change with only two houses active. Pickett house sold 30 hhds of dark at 5.40 to 10, with 7 rejections. Ninth Street house moved 55 hhds of dark at 2.40 to 11 and 11 Burley at 2.70 to 12, no rejections, market fair.

Louisville Pickett Ninth Street Burley

Procter & Gamble Weak as Market Drift Continues

Cincinnati June 21. Bank clearings 3,915,750 with New York exchange at par. Trading quiet in Cincinnati stocks. Procter & Gamble weak at 66 5 8, down from last sale. Wurlitzer and Globe Soap remain firm while the general industrial list shows little change. Cincinnati Street Railway active, reaching 129 1 4 with 40 shares sold.

Cincinnati Bank New York Exchange Cincinnati Street Railway Procter & Gamble Wurlitzer Globe Soap Fifth-Third National Bank

Cincinnati Markets Hold Steady With Quiet Demand Across Commodities

Market report from Cincinnati shows minimal shifts with light demand for milling wheat and firmer corn and oats due to limited receipts. Prices for various grains and produce fluctuate within narrow ranges, with beef, pork, and dairy items maintaining steady to moderately active tones amid liberal to moderate offerings.

Supply changes signal tightening grain stocks this week

Bradstreet cables show shifts in supply from the United States and Canada with wheat down 4.7 million bushels and corn and oats also lower. Increases include Dallas at 69,000 bushels while Louisville shows a 96,000 bushel decrease.

New York Bradstreet United States Rockies Canada Dallas Louisville

New York Trade Roundup Bleached Sheeting Leads Day

New York June 21 trade notes brisk bleached sheeting sales while yarn demand stays weak. Export trade remains quiet and the men’s wear market shows slackness as buyers delay until the next season opens.

New. York

New York Mining Prices Reported on June New York

June 21 report lists numerous mining stocks with prices and changes. Notable entries include Alice 2.00 Brunswick Con .07 Comstock Tunnel stock .24 and bonds .17 California and Virginia .90 Horn Silver 40 Iron Silver 1.65 Leadville Con offered .05 Little Chief offered .06 Mexican 1.06 Ontario 2.00 Ophir .90 Standard .9 Yellow Jacket .55.

New York Baltimore Philadelphia Toledo Chicago Kansas City Milwaukee Foes Minneapolis St Louis Peoria Cincinnati Pat New Brunswick California Virginia Ontario

Cotton market closes firmer on activity and weather fears

New York cotton prices rise with buying from old crop shorts and rumors of heavy rains in Georgia. The market opens up on firmer Liverpool cables, with ongoing drought in the Southwest and scattered rain in the East weighing on the new crop outlook. Weekly weather and crop reports support a bullish bias, while receipts at ports lag behind last year.

New York Liverpool seHmne Georgia Livanaes Iate Texas

Oil and resin market prices across southern ports

Across Wilmington Savannah Charleston and New Orleans notes show firm or steady prices for turpentine rosin and crude oil. Rates listed include spirits turpentine around 56 to 58 cents, rosin firm at varying grades, window glass and water white prices, and oil run totals with daily receipts and shipments reported.

Wilmington WN. C Savannah Charleston C. Rosin Orleans Bbss Rosin Toledo Oil North Limaste Lima Indiana Es Oil City

Cotton seed oil prices steady in New York market

Cotton seed primé crude in New York on June 21 held steady with Southeast bids reported around 7.80 to 7.84 per barrel. Nearby months showed slight changes with July around 7.82 to 7.84 and October near 7.25 to 7.21.

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