Broadening Tendency Seen in Local Market Activity
The local security market showed improved tone with firmer prices and stronger Street Railway shares trading at 190 and 134. Detroit United and Toledo Railways and Light attracted better bids, while C and T issues weakened. Banks remained active with broker loans around 4 to 5 percent and total clearings at 4,236,850.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit United
Toledo Railways
Stock Exchange
Erlanger Pref
Cincinnati Street
Detroit United Rys
Cin. Gas and Electri
United States Printin
Eee
Ad le
Bees Tca
Me L
T. ‘Or
Nee
Barney & Smith DD
Srasseeeyes
Geroms
SUGG
Poore
Mansfield Ry
Ing
New York Bond Sales Reported by Feder Holzman Co
Bond listing shows varied prices and yields for municipal and railroad issues. Notable entries include Arch. gen 4s, U. P. 4s, Reading 4s, and national railroad 4s with totals approaching several million dollars. Total sales amount to 3,606,000.
Wall Street Review Opens on Strong Rise Despite Volatile Trading
The New York stock market showed heightened activity with 1 to 2 percent gains among leaders. Reading led with a 2 percent advance on large block purchases as Pennsylvania and Pacific rail stocks moved higher amid improved money market confidence and renewed dividend expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mreading
Pennsylvania
Pacifics
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Reading
Coaleri Ag
Philadelphia
Railroads Report May and June Earnings Gains
Thirty three railroads reported May earnings rising 22.37 percent. For the third week of June forty one roads show a gross increase of 13.26 percent.
Foreign Bourses Show Demand and Firm Leaders Across Markets
London activity was buoyant with easy discounts and quiet trading while rails and American issues attracted buyers. Paris and Berlin opened firmer on speeches and industrials. rates and discounts edged higher with notable gains in iron, coal, and rail stocks across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Erie
Grand Trunk
Paris
Waldeck-Rousseau
Senate
Bprlin
Auacorda
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
de Beers
Denver & Rio Grande
Illinois Central
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsyl
Rand
Saasket
A New Definition
A Baltimore American item questions the meaning of an optical illusion and notes a tramp at work, presenting a concise, period-voiced brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
Wantanno
Duano
Quotations on Local Securities and Bonds
Quotations show bid and asked prices across railroad stocks traction stocks and industrials in Cincinnati. Key items include Cin. & Ham. 6s at 110, Covington and Linn 4s at 103, and various bank, street railway, and bond listings with prices and pref. notes, reflecting a busy market in Cincinnati and Hamilton County securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Miami
N.O
T.P
Col. & Xenia
Col.l. &S
St.Imp
C.r.&w
L. M. Rs
Sds
Col.Gas
U. S
H&p
C.g
Elmwood
O. Val
City Hall
Helvetia
Trust
N& C.l&t
Ty &S
T. Rys
Ohio
Spr. & Xenia
B.ohio
C.n.&c
Ind
Boldt Glass
Nat.Cash
PVOL
Bar. & S.comis
Oak L
U. S. Card
Ee Niles-B-P
Globe-W
Shillito
Sig AG
Church
Hooven, Owens , & R
Carey
Steptog
iBar, & S
Cin. Ed
Sps. Br
Cincinnati Markets Wheat Corn and Real Goods Report
A June 29 market bulletin shows Minneapolis cash wheat at 854gc, local cash wheat dull, corn active with a slight decline, flour dull and steady, oats quiet, rye steady. receipts 2,755 barrels, shipments 1,160, whisky 1,161 barrels. Prices from the Chamber of Commerce include wheat No 2 red 80c, corn No 2 mixed 53-58c, rye 3.15-3.20, and hay and fruit items with varied values. grains inspections listed with car counts and quality notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Chamber of Commerce
Tim.s’d
Sks
D. S
New York
Steece
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Chicago
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Duluth
Cincinnati
Metal Market Report Highlights London Price Shifts
The New York market notes declines in London tin futures and spot, copper gains, and mixed London versus New York pricing. Lead holds around $4.12 in New York, with Spelter up in London but stable here. Iron prices vary by region. mining stock listings appear across Boston and St. Louis markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Glasgow
Middlesboro
Northern
Foundry
Southern
Southern Soft
Brunswick
Comstock Tunnel
Con
Cal
Iron
Leadville
Little Chief
Ontario
Ophir
Phoenix
Potosi
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes
Standard
Boston
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
Bingham
Calumet and
Hecla
Centennial
Dominion Coal
Franklin
Isle Royale
Mohawk
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrot
Santa Fe
Tamarack
Trimountain
Trinity
United States
Utah
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
ST. Louis
Roberts Hall & Criss
M $S
New York Stock Exchange
Wesvaces Sone
Bay State Gas
British Columbia
Eneenee
Consolidated Refrigerating
Tree
Dominion Securities
Havana Tobacco
Houston Oil
Texa
Cesees
International Salt
Weer Izm
Manhattan Transit Co
Montreal
Boston Mining
New Amsterdam Gas
New Orleans Railway
Seve
New York E. Vehicle Trans
Northern Securities Co
St. Louis Transit
Seaboard Air Line
Tennessee Copper
United Co
United Bys
Union Copper
Dry goods week opens quietly in New York market
The week in dry goods begins with a quiet tone as prices show a rising tendency and curtailment broadens across regions. Jobbers report a calm day due to bad weather, with few buyers visiting first hands and buyers adopting a conservative purchasing stance despite stock levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Army worms march through Walla-Walla County fields
A Tacoma market note reports army worms forming a solid column 150 yards wide and nearly three miles long through Walla-Walla County. Crops and vegetation are being denuded and ranchers fear damage to gardens, trucks, and wheat as the infestation advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Walla-Walla County
Mercantile and financial market report
New York reports easier sterling with bankers bills at 487.35 to 487.45 for demand and 484.90 to 485 for sixty day bills. Bar silver 62. Mexican dollars 48. Government and railroad bonds steady to firm. Money on call 2 to 6 percent, time money 4 percent. Boston notes call 3 to 4 percent. various bonds and stocks listed with mixed gains and firm prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
London
Piecel
Sin
Paris
New York
Sterling Exchange
Boston
Atchison
Mexican Central
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Boston Elevated
Union Pacific
Mexican
Coffee futures open quiet in New York market
The New York coffee market opened unchanged to five points lower as prices drifted on light activity. European cables were weak and primary receipts remained heavy, with July at 3.70 cents and May closing around 4.75 cents per pound after 11,250 bags traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sully Limited
Florida
Louisville
Tennessee
New Orleans
New York
Salle
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati Gas and Electric stock issue allotment announced
Stockholders received a circular detailing their share of a new $200000 issue dated July 1. The issue equals 1 percent of current capitalization and is offered at par. Market price yesterday was 96. Officials expect about 75 percent of the stock to be subscribed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Cattle Market Matches Last Week Across Markets
Cincinnati reports no improvement in cattle demand with a light Monday run and excess supply. Prices show steady or weaker trends for cows and stockers, while hogs and sheep show varied gains and losses across major markets including New York Chicago and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bologna
Cincinnati
New York
York
Reeves
Kansas City
Texas
First New Wheat Reaches Cincinnati Market Early
The first consignment of new wheat arrived yesterday from Southern Indiana to the Cincinnati market. It was an unusually early shipment of excellent quality, weighing sixty pounds and graded No 2. Foulds Milling Company bought it at eighty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Indiana
Foulds Milling Company
Oil and Turpentine Market Report Across Cities
Oil City reports ship totals and averages for June with Lima shipments and runs. Wilmington shows little activity in spirits turpentine and crude turpentine pricing. Savannah lists steady turpentine and rosin quotes across grades with varied values. Toledo notes regional oil prices for North Lime and South Lima Indiana markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Lima
Wilmington
Rosin
Savannah
Fic
C. Rosin
Toledo
South Lima
Indiana
Cotton Market Slips Amid Mixed Liverpool Cables
The cotton market opened easy amid disappointing Liverpool cables and favorable manufacturing reports. July and August futures declined to 12.95c and 12.8c, with September weakest, while New Orleans receipts added selling pressure and room shorts took profits before a late rebound. Spot in New York closed steady with minor losses. futures quotes posted modest declines across several contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Fall River
New Orleans
Indiana Crop Prospects Stand At 25 To 30 Million Bushels
Indiana will yield 25 to 30 million bushels of good quality winter wheat. Except for the south quarter of the state, prospects are favorable and only rain during thrashing could reduce this total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Dairy and poultry prices across markets on June 29
Butter and eggs show mixed changes with regional differences. Butter declines at the Board of Trade by 1c. New York prices range from 16% to 20c for creams and 16%b1c for eggs. Philadelphia and Chicago report weaker butter, variable cheese, and firm to steady eggs. St Louis notes steady poultry with modest gains in some items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bugin
Board of Trade Today
New York
Pennsylvania
New State
Philadelphia
Chicago
Dairies
ST. Louis
Ohio Incorporations Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune
In Columbus on June 29 the Secretary of State listed new Ohio and extra state corporations admitted to the state. New Ohio corporations include Beardsley & Hubba Manufacturing Company Mansfield with 3000 capital? and Lima Funeral and Embalming Company Lima with 1000 capital. Extra state firms include Buckeye Glass Company West Virginia charter Malta office 20000 capital and Tri-State Oil Company Dakota charter Massillon office 1000000 capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Commercial Tribune
Collumbus
Mas
Beardsley & Hubba Manufacturing Company
Mansfield
Capital
C. L. McLain Company
Massillon
Lima Funeral and Embalming Company
Lima
Court of Richmond
No. M. Foresters of America
Painesville
Farmers Demand One Dollar Wheat Price Letter
A letter to the editor argues farmers should be able to ask one dollar for wheat, urging collective action to hold prices steady. It suggests well off farmers lend funds to needy growers to restrict supply while sustaining a small return on investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Sam K. Hughes
Court restrains Headley Glass assets in Goorms case
Marion Ind June 29 The Circuit Court issued a restraining order against Carl and Edward Headley heads of the Headley Glass Company Fairmount Ind prohibiting disposal of company assets. Stockholders also petition for the appointment of a receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
Goorms
Carl
Edward Headley
Headley Glass Company
Fairmount
Western Paper Box Makers Convene at Grand Hotel
The Western Paper Box Manufacturers Association arrived in Mackinac Island Michigan and opened a two day convention at the Grand Hotel. F M Patterson of Portsmouth presided with Fred Davenport of Cincinnati serving as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackinac Island
Mich
Western Paper Box Manufacturers’ Association
Grand Hotel
F. M. Patterson
Portsmouth
Fred Davenport
Cincinnati
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Safe Investments
Newport
Allegheny CO
New Britain
Rudolph Kleybolte
Investment Bankers
N. W. Corner
Third and
Walnut Streets
New York Exchange
Ask
Cou Sons Hineen
Feder, Holzman & Co
Ground Flocor
Union Trust Bldg
Ih. V
Ann Arbor
Stig Arch. Gen
Col. Tr. Ae U. P
IC. & O. Con
Arch. Adj
Coast Line
S—C
St. L. Eri
Cen. 1St Inc
N. P. Gen
U. R
Mbic., C
St. L.M
U. S. St
B&o
Penn
Cvt
Nat. R.R
Wabash
B. U. Es
Wabash Deb
Ks "Co
H. R
U. P
U. S. L. Col. Tr
T. C
Total
Wall Street Review
United States Steel
W. R. Todd & CO
Bankers
Walnut Street
Covington
Seasongood & Mayer Bankers
W. Cor
Secesry
L. C. Rose & CO
W.U. Telegraph
Caoe
Edgar Friedlander
Third ST
Baldwin Pian
D.H. Baldwin & Co
W. Fourth St
St. Ry
Ee V. D
U.ipr
Indu
F.& St.tob.c
PeOh
Sido
Truss Pr
Kroger
Brownell
U.S
Atlas
N’l Lafayette
Far.& T
Merch
C.T
D.co
Arket Nat
Ae Et Incinnati
Hamilton County Bonds
Con. Sk. Fund Sigs
Clifton
R. G
Sewer
T.lew
W.W
Covington and
Linn
Clif
Icli
C. H. Rebuild
Ciif. & Mon
Pike
Railroa
Ss C
H.&d
Igs C
George Eustis & Co
Bankers and Brokers
Third Street
Ouse. O
Chicago G. W
Eves
Chicago & Alton
DIO Ege
Acm Cpessetice
Col. Southern
Canada Pacific
del & Hudson
Hocking Valley
Kan. C. & South
Manhattan
Kk &T . Eee
Missouri Pacific
Central
St. L
N. Y
Hennes
Northwestern
North
Rock Island
St. Paul
Toledo & S. W
Texas Pacific
Vrnee
Col F
Pr. Steel Car Co
Pacific Mail
Cove
Republic Steel
Western Union
Rye
Do City
HAY— Choice
Tim
Elgin Creamery
Tesdaes Veal
Éirdnewell
Eens Osh Sm
Limgalius
I Muster Ae Limburger
Tim’y
Southern Coke
Uthern
Gray Forge
Lake Superior
Superior
Hanging Rock
Jackson County
Metal Markets
Hamilton County
Butler County
Hamilton
Cleveland
Columbus
Cin’ti Edison Electric Co
Covington and Cin’ti Bridge
German National Bank
S. E. Cor
Weil, Roth. & CO
Claude Ashbrook
Wiggins
Fifth
Vine Streets
City of Cincinnati Water Works
S. Kuhn & Sons
the Central Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Apitel
State Treasu
Henchman Davis
Stephen BR. Burton
Lu Wulein
T . H. Grimmelsman
Safe
C. A. Cover
Rent
St. Paul Bidg
ERS Gassam Gano
Sec’y and Treas
Theo. J. Geisier
Hl J. W. McCord
Deposit and Registration Depts
Real Estate Department
Th St
Walnut
Omaha
Spencer Trask & Co
William & Pine Srs
New York Investment Securities
Albany, N. Y
American Express Company
Issues Foreign Exchange
Travelers Cheques and Letters of Credit
Ohio Municipal
P. S. Briggs & CO. Bankers
E. Third ST
Cotton Buddeke & Co
C. J
Tung Cccoerseeseese
Wee
Mackinac
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