Political factors influence a dull stock week opening
The week opened with quiet trading and low volume as investors watched political developments in San Francisco. Banks reported strong deposits and active money markets despite indecision in political movements and a slow local stock scene despite some movement in Procter & Gamble and American Rolling Mill shares.
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San Francisco
United States
Achinsk
Siberia
Cincinnati
Red Cross
Fenton United Dyeing and Cleaning
Goolyear Tire and Rubber Preferred
Procter & Gamble Common
Richardson Common
Market Notes Turn Mixed With Small Movements
The report shows mixed trading with fractions and bids. Whitaker Paper common rose to 140 with offerings at 175, while the Second preferred dipped to 47 bid with offerings at 51. Ohio Cities Gas activity was limited with no local mentions. 500 NYSE shares traded at 54.4 and Ohio Cities Gas preferred fell to 70. Erlanger common slid to 215 with new demand for Ohio Traction preferred at 37 with offerings at 39. Total daily local stock sales reached 149 shares.
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Iommon
Whitaker Paper Common
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Columbia Gas and Electric
New York Exchange
Ohio Cities Gas Common
Ohio Cities Gas Preferred
Erlanger Common
Ohio Traction
Cincinnati
Stock Exchange
Ask Ham. & Lind
Broadway & New't Bros
Procter & Gample
Procter & Gamble
Mach
American Rolling Mill
Black-Clawson
Casey-Hedges
Abattoir Realty
Cincinnati Union Stockyards
Tobacco Warehouse
Cooper Corp
Corcoran-Victor
Dalton Add
Dixie Terminal
Fay & Egan
Fenton U. C
D. Com
Fleischmann
Gibson
Goodyear
Globe-Wernicke
Gruen Sons Watch
John Douglas
Kroger G
Paragon Refining
United States
U, S
Second National Bank
Setetesens
Western Bank and Trust Co
Cincinnati Gas Ee
Nba
Ohio ‘Cities
Ohio State Telephone
Miami
Ny & Com
Cincinnati Street Railway
Heavy Dividend and Interest Payouts Expected This Week
The local market faces substantial dividend payments on local and exchange listed stocks and large interest disbursements on local bonds and exchange listed bonds. Estimates place total distributions in the territory from seven to twelve million dollars by July disbursements.
Cosden Declares Regular Quarterly Dividend on Common Stock
Cosden and Co announce a regular quarterly 6 24 per cent dividend on non par value common stock payable August 2 to holders of record June 30. Also announced yesterday are United Gas and Electric Company 2 per cent semi annual preferred payable July 15 to holders June 30, Vulcan Detining Company 1 per cent back dividends and 1 per cent regular quarterly, both preferred, payable July 20 to holders July 15.
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Cosden & Co
United Gas and Electric Company
Vulcan Detiining Company
Globe-Wernicke Co
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Traders Seek Triple Holiday on Exchange
Cincinnati members of the New York Stock Exchange petition the Governors for a three day holiday from Saturday to Tuesday next week. Over 500 signatures urge the exchange to close Friday evening and reopen Tuesday morning. A special board meeting is expected to consider the request and similar closures may spread to other exchanges.
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Cincinnati
New York Exchange
Exchange
Cincinnatixchange
Trading in Indian Refining stocks yields mixed sales
Yesterday some trades of Indian Refining shares ranged from 200 to 202 percent, with small lots totaling about 450 shares. Offers started at 220 and dropped to TM percent with no takers. Closing quotes show 1 percent bid and 205 asked. No demand observed in the preferred stock.
Market Stagnation Drives New Low In Trading Volume
New York June 28 The securities market remained apathetic as factors from earlier in the month persisted. Trading ended with a record dull session and an insignificant 260000 shares changing hands.
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New York
Bank clearings and stock sales across three cities
Cincinnati reports daily clearings of 11 million with 149 shares traded on the stock exchange. Chicago shows clearings at 102 million and New York par exchange. St Louis notes 32 million in clearings with time loans at about 7 to 7 1/4 percent and New York exchange at no market.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
the Commercial Tribune
Chicago
New York Exchange
ST. Louis
Commercial paPer
Mercantile Exchange Rates and Money Market Update
New York June 28 Mercantile paper at 7 percent, exchange heavy. Sterling sixty day bills 39 1/2, demand 39 5/8, cables 39 9/16. Francs, Belgians, Guilders, Lire, and Marks quoted with demands and cables. Government and railroad bonds easy. time loans at 8 1/4 percent. Call money strong with 9 percent ruling rate and last loan 7 percent.
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New York
Mercantile Paper
New York Exchange
Montreal
Sterling
Cattle Market Report from Cincinnati June 28 1920
Cincinnati market notes brisk beef demand with cattle prices steady to higher in places, notable ranges for canners and cutters, strong bulls and good milchers, light stockers and calves steady. Hogs show active trade with prices solid, sheep and lambs steady to weak with good to choice lambs around 17.50 to 18, regional and New York quotes included.
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Cincinnati
Sseescévaen
Seeger Nastoceves
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
Idaho
California
Kansas City
Sugar Market Quiet in New York as Prices Slip
The New York raw sugar market opened quiet with a sale of 3,000 bags full duty sugar stored afloat at 17 cents. No Cubas sold though 17% cost and freight was cited as a possible price. Refined prices stood at 22 to 24 cents, futures weakened with declines up to 100 points before a late rally on covering left net losses of about 4 to 5 points.
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New York
Warmer Weather Lifts Corn Market and Rallies Grain Prices
Cincinnati June 28 1920 warmer weather in the Central West and oat crop concerns push a stronger corn market across centers. Wheat futures rise with top grades up, oats strengthen while hay remains dull. Butter and eggs firm, milk and cheese hold with steady to higher dairy values. receipts light as Monday demand soft.
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Cincinnati
Central West
Timothy
Tennessee Golden
Western Liberty
Kansas
Sacks Inc
Metal prices in New York and London market report
Copper dull in New York spot July and July 19c, August and September 19al 9c. Iron steady with No 1 Northern 8.49, No 2 Northern 7.48, No 2 Southern 4.4. Tin steady spot 50 and June, July 8.75. Antimony 8. Lead nominal, zinc nominal East St. Louis. London copper spot 84 1s 6d, futures 87 7s 64d. Tin spot 244 17s 6d, futures 247. Lead spot 32, futures 33 7s 6d. Zinc spot 28 15s, futures 40 15s.
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Atchison
Baltimore
Wade
Canadian Pacific
Chicago & Northwest
Chicago, Milwaukee & Cig P
Chicago
Rock Island & Pac
Seeraee
Csevees
Delaware
Great Northern
Ewes
Illinois Central
Interborough-Met
Lehigh Valley
Louisville & Nashville
Haven & Hartford
Ovens Loos
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Pere Marquette
St. Louis
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
St. Louis & Southwestern Tal
Texas & Pacific
Union Pacific
Marriand Ewan
Ajax Rubber
Alaska
Allis-Chalmers
Etteee American Car and Foundry
Amer. Sugar Re
American Tel and Telegraph
American Steel Foundry
Ois
Rome
American Sumatra Tobacco
Bethlehem Motors
Bethlehem Steel
Bosch
California Petroleum
California Packing
Cerro de Pasco
Chandler Motors
Chile
Chino
Colorado
Ures
Columbia Gas
Teenlees
Crese Pe
Columbia Graphophone Sane
Consolidated Gas
Hupp Motorsee
Crucible Steel
Roy
Endicott-Johnson
General Motors
General Electric
Goodrich Co Wee
Greene-Cananea
Inspiration Consol
International
Harv
N. J Eee
International Nickel CO
Internat. Mercan. Marine
International Paper
Eesti
Keystone Tire and Rubber
Lackawanna Steel Teeteteees
Maxwell Motors
Mexican Petroleum
Miami
Midvale Steel
New York
Nevada
Nova Scotia Steel
Eeeisee Ues
Ohio
Oklahoma
Otis Steel Tees Ree
Pan-American Pete
Pan-American Petroleum
Pennsylvania Steel Ett
Philadelphia
Pierce-Arrow
Pierce Oil
Eeeeee Terteee Renee
Pittsburg
Teeeweee
Seeeee Saneeel
Pond Creek Settee
Eyeeteee
Eaefowes
Railway Steel Spring
Eeseee Ewe Wee
Ray Consolidated Eeeees Erent
Shell Transport
Sinclair Oil and
Ordn
Sloss-Sheffield Steel
Replogle Steel
Stromberg Carb
Studebaker Corporation Saeeere
Ween
Superior Steel Corpn
Tennessee Copper
Texas Oil Cose Eee
Tobacco Products Corpn
Union Oil of
United States Realty Eae
United States Rubber Eee
United States Steel
United Mere Steel
United Retail
United Food
Nited Fruit Co
Utah Copper
Vanadium Steel
Seeeseeeves
Virginia-Carolina Chemical 7Ah
Westinghouse Electric
Tteewee
East St. Louis
London
Auto crash on Dixie Highway kills Middletown man
Jacob Hall 39 of 417 Kuntz avenue Middletown is dead and his widow badly burned after a touring car overturned and caught fire on Dixie Highway last Sunday near the John Smith farm. Hall died at 5 30 this morning at City Hospital.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Jacob Hall
Kuntz Avenue
Middletown
City Hospital
Dixie Highway
Hall
al Kirk
John Smith Farm
Mr. Hall
Cummings Keynote Speech Reproduced in San Francisco
A reproduction of Chairman Homer Cummings keynote speech at the convention hall San Francisco was played at the Chamber of Commerce yesterday at noon. A phonograph record of the speech was reproduced in Exchange Hall and the dining room with a talking machine. Also presented was a recent speech by Will S. Hays chairman of the Republican National Committee.
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Homer C. Cummings
San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce
Will S. Hays
Republican National Committee
Victim of Shooting Recovers Rapidly
Harry Brown aged 52 was shot in the head by accident when a revolver held by Silverton Marshal John Ballback discharged during a memorial ceremony for Silverton boys killed in France. The bullet entered below the ear and exited below the cheek bone. doctors report no vital parts damaged and Brown is improving at Bethesda Hospital.
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Harry Brown
John Ballback
Silverton
Surburb
Bethesda Hospital
France
Marshal Ballwiek
Brown
Attorney Lee to Speak at Cincinnati BBB Organizing Meeting
Richard H. Lee of New York will address Cincinnati business leaders at the Gibson Hotel tomorrow at noon. The talk is to promote organizing a Better Business Bureau for Cincinnati under the Cincinnati Advertisers' Club auspices.
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Richard H. Lee
New York
National Vigilance Committee
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Cincinnati
Gibson Hotel
Better Business Bureau
Cincinnati Advertisers’ Club
Corn and Oats Rise on Heat Fears in Chicago Grain Market
Chicago reports heat risk to oats sparks bullish mood in corn and oats. July corn at 1.77 1/4, September 1.72 1/4, December strongest jump amid heavy receipts. oats gain 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 cents. cash prices show No 2 hard wheat 2.73, corn 1.78–1.80, oats 1.14–1.15.
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Chicago
Grain and hay prices mixed across cities on June 28
Markets show flour and wheat quotes in New York with mixed spot levels and futures. Milwaukee Indianapolis and other spots report corn oats barley hay timothy and clover prices with regional variations and shipping terms.
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New York
Kansas
Pacific Coast
Middle West
Milwaukee
The
Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Ind
Grain supply shifts in New York market report
The visible supply of American and bonded grain changes with Wheat down 4.525 million bushels, Corn up 613 thousand, Oats down 837 thousand, Rye down 719 thousand, and Barley up 52 thousand as of June 28.
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New York
Dry Goods Market Holds Steady Post Warm Weather
In New York on June 28, cotton goods are dull and yarns lower while bur laps firm and raw silk remains quiet. Dress goods show additional weakness, signaling cautious demand with overall softer trading today.
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New York
Armour and Swift Stocks Reported on Chicago Exchange
June 29. Armour preferred 93 Armour Leather 15% Carbide 64 Libby 12 Swift International 35 Swift & Co 108% reported in Chicago stock summaries.
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Chicago
Armour
Armour Leather
Carbide
Libby
Swift International
Swift & Co
Columbus Stocks Climb as Markets Close
Columbus stocks report shows Cities Service common at 325 and 230. Do preferred at 64 and 65. Ohio Gas shares last traded at 40% with a varied price spectrum.
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Columbus
Ohio Gas
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Timnis Asus
NEW York Stock Exchange
Hutton & CO
New
Local Securities
Rolling Mill
Goodyear Tire
Sosases Oar
Stockholm
Ask
Panama
Philippine Island
Philipine Island
District of Columbia
Liberty
Victory
N. Y
Bankers
Sewer Neemetae
Standard Oil Stocks
Alfred Hill & Co
Anglo-American Oil Co
Atlantic Refining
Borne-Scrymser
Weemse Ewes
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Chesebrough Mfg. Co
Continental Oil
Menageadatics
Crescent
Cumberland Pipe Line Co
Eureka Pipe Line
Signal Oil Co. Com
Pipe Line Co
Indiana Pipe Line Co
National Transit Co
Oheae
New York Transit Co
Northern Pipe Line Co
Ohio Oil Co
Prairie Oil and Gas
Prairie Pipe Line
Solar Refining Co
Sewanee
South Penn Oil Co
Southwest Penn Lines
Indiana
Swan & Finch
Pinths Gobentis Eka
Union Tank A. Res
Vacuum Oil Co
Veenen
Washington Oil
International Petroleum Sweer Penn
Mexico
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Midwest
Merritt Anew
Enee Eserves
Glenrock
Daily Bulletin
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Schweitzer
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H. G
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METAL
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Phonograph
Silverton Memorial
Attorney Lee
Chicago Grain Market
Grain and Provisions
Baldwin
Charngold Corporation
Common Capital
Channer & Lawyer Union Trust
Beazell & Chatfield Union Central Bldg
Claude Ashbrook & Co
Union Trust Bldg
Mercantile Library Bldg
Goodyear Tire & Rubber CO
Hunter, Evans & Dable Investment Securities
Union Central Building
Tel
J. W.3ibley & CO
Second National Bank Building
Cincinnati, Ohio
Kriebel & CO. Investment Bankers
LaSalie St
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Cities Service Company
Henry L. Doherty & Company
Mercantile Lib
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