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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1908

Page

8

Prices Drift Sluggishly in New York Stock Market

The New York stock market showed apathy with a dull price drift as professionals tested operations. Weak fundamentals or improved prospects did not shake the firm under tone, and demand for new holdings remained subdued despite near semi annual disbursements and ample bank reserves. May rail earnings worsened, Atchison improved, and Government revenue deficits loomed while gold shipments to Germany and Paris continued. Bonds were irregular with total sales at 2.041 million.

New York Germany Paris London Bank of England Atchison Washington United States

Ticker Talk Stocks inch lower in London and U S. rail rates eyed

American stocks in London run heavy at about 1 percent below parity. Thirty one roads report weekly earnings for the third week in June show an 18.19 percent drop. Railroad presidents demand higher freight rates from October 1. United States Steel earns enough to cover interest and dividends with reduced depreciation. Pennsylvania Railroad shows about two million over dividend requirements. Industrial collections are heavy. New York money congestion grows as gold exports cease.

United States Steel Corporation

What Brokers Say Market Outlook and Trading Notes

A reader notes a weak opening that gains through the session with a close near the day’s best. Light stock offerings suggest sold-out conditions while brokers predict a bullish week with buy on drives and small profits on bulges in a cautious market.

H. M. Beazell Page & Hill

Money and Bond Market Notes From Boston and New York

Boston and New York money markets report call loans 2a3 percent and 1 1 2 percent. Bonds show Atchison and Mexican Central issues with varied bids and asks, alongside railroads and utilities including Boston Elevated and General Electric. Currency and commodity quotes cover sterling exchange and par silver with government and railroad bonds described as steady or irregular.

Boston Atchison Adjustable Atchison Mexican Central Boston & Albany Boston & Maine Boston Elevated Fitchburg N. Y Union Pacific American Tel American Woolen Dominion Iron and Steel Edison Electric General Electric Massachusetts Electric Massachusetts Gas United Fruit United Shoe Machinery United States Steel New York Prime Mercantile Paper Sterling Exchange

Market Roundup From London Paris and Berlin

On June 29 money demand rose on month end needs with Paris taking most of $5,000,000 in gold. Stock market activity was dull while Rail and mining shares fluctuated. Atchison and Grand Trunk movements reflected revenue news. Paris and Berlin scenes showed a weak to steady tone with discount rates around 5 percent in Berlin and lower Paris private rates.

London Paris Stock Exchange Grand Trunk Wall Street Atchison Anaconda Baltimore & Ohio Canadian Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago Ontario & Western Pennsylvania Rand Mines Reading Southern Railway Southern Pacific Union Pacific United States Steel Wabash Amalgamated Copper Berlin

Coffee futures steady after near month buying

New York coffee prices opened unchanged to up 4 points and closed 5 to 10 points higher. European selling eased while local traders bought near months, with total sales of 19,750 bags and bids for July at 5.95, August 5.35, September 5.95, December 5.95, May 1, spot steady with Rio at 6 and Santos at 84 to 85.

New York Rio Santos Cordova Girdcrovesin Deels CIP És Dees Aphe Liverpool Wall Street Texas Alabama Oklahoma Arkansas New England New Jeans Houston Gulf

New York Bond Sales Featured by Hutton and Co

Bond listings show mixed results with U P conv 4s at 102, Reading 4s at around 9644, and Interboro R T 4s near 60 percent. Several issues from lakes and railroads are listed with varied amounts and yields, reflecting a broad market scan.

Eae Colo U.P

Financial and Personal Notes from the East Visit

E P Marshall reports business improving after a East trip. The National Currency Association of Cincinnati will form this week with bankers joining by director permission. Advertisers Club meets at Heidel berg Gardens with speakers Harry Buckner and John Irvine. Visitors at the Business Men's Club include Hutchings Philadelphia Wine Cleveland Youmans Chicago March Louisville Pool Dayton Moore Springfield. Rail shippers push for secure freight packing as 416 lines tighten boxes. Sydney Wheelhouse to lead a Hoover Owen branch in Pittsburg and received a silver handled umbrella at a complimentary dinner.

National Currency Association of Cincinnati Advertisers’ Club Heidelberg Gardens Highlands Harry A. Buckner John W. Irvine Business Men’s Club P. H. Hutchings Philadelphia C. Wine Cleveland D. A. Youmans Cago M. E. March Louisville E. D. Pool Dayton R. K. Moore Springfield Illinois Sydney Wheelhouse Westinghouse Machine Company Pittsburg Hoover-Owen-Rentschler Company Engineers’ Club

Cotton market reports quiet trading and mixed futures

New Orleans notes quiet Spot prices steady to unchanged with middling 11 1 2 c and sales 450 on the spot plus 350 to arrive Futures opened steady in New Orleans and moved with Liverpool and New York sentiment to end near unchanged Amid mild bullish support from traders the market faces Fourth of July holidays and a looming government report.

New Orleans Liverpool New York

Metals Prices Fall and Hold in London and New York

London tin and lead ease while copper shows weakness. London futures for tin dip to £125 and copper futures near £57. Local markets in New York also slip with spot copper $4.45 to $4.50 and spelter down to £1010. foundry metals vary with No 1 foundry Northern at $16.50 to $17.

New York London Smke Lake Cleveland Northern Southern Southern Soft

Mining stocks mix gains across multiple firms

Boston reports show diverse readings with numerous mining and energy stocks trading mixed results. Firms such as Calumet and Hecla Copper Range and United States Mining appear with varied percentages, while other names like Quincy Tamarack and North Butte also show notable moves amid a broad market snapshot.

Boston Adventure Allouez Amalgamated Atlantic Bingham Calumet & Hecla Centennial Copper Range Daly-West Franklin Granby Isle Royale Assachusetts Mining Michigan Mohawk Montana Coal and Coke Old Dominion Ola Parrot Quincy Shannon Tamarack Trinity United Corner United States Mining Unitedates Oil Utah Victoria Winona P Wolverine North Butte Butter Coalition Nevada Calumet & Arizona Arizona Commercial Greene Cananea

Cotton Prices Rise in New York Dry Goods Market

In New York on June 29 bleached cottons advanced to 8 1 2 cents for Fruit of the Loom and 8 cents for Lonsdale with demand sufficient through July and August. Export business with Eastern markets increased but low bids hindered trades. Foreign dress goods for July August shipments see better call while hard silk sells 20 cents per pound lower on certain beans. General trade remained quiet.

New York Lonsdale

Clover and Alsike Seed Prices Noted in Toledo Market

In Toledo notes for June grain, clover seed prices appear for October and December at 7.40 and March 7.47 percent. Alsike seed shows August at 7.50.

Toledo

Traction stocks active as money market eases demand

Trading on the bond and stock markets states Municipals remain strong with good premiums. Cincinnati Newport Covington Light and Traction lead demand and Cincinnati Street Railway tops in open market at 132. Gas stock climbs to 88 percent while railroad shares stay quiet. Banks report active money market with call loans at 4 percent and discounts at 5 percent.

Cincinnati, Newport & Covington Light and Traction Cincinnati Street Railway Government Cincinnati, Newport & Covington New York Exchange Hossa See U. S Gas and Electric Dade Cincinnati School Newark & Zanesville Electric Railway

Rail and Securities Summary From Cincinnati and Hamilton Markets

A compact report of railroad bonds and securities listings quoting prices and yields for Big Four C H D 4s 98 G R F W 7s 119 percent and various unlisted bank and trust company issues, including Miami and Ger, Traction stocks, and Niles B stock notes. It notes ex-dividend statuses and preferreds with specific price quotes across multiple issuers and dates.

Ask Int. Ry Col. & Xenta Little Miami Cin. & Ham Ae T Ates Ohio. Traction Cim St. Ry Colum. Ry Col. Ry. & L Scioto Valley Int. Ry. & T Aeee Nor.co.l.& T Am. R. Mill Globe ‘Soap Jergens Globe-Wer Bar. & Smith Ae Ham Boldt Gl. Pr Hin'sy F Hous Stan Brownell Casey H Kroger Serenwee Nat. A. F. A EB Ph. Carey Ph&fm Roots Proc. & Gam Columbia Gas Bob’n Realty Col. Gas & F Braotes Hoga Tel Atlas Cincinnati Consol F Hese Bie Special & N A. O J. J M. N Southern Ry F. A Southern Ry. Ter I. A J. D F. Aeves Gilbert AB Covesorces Ween Hunt St. W Hamilton County Elizabethtown Bria Ag Longview Brace Bar, & Smith Bright Ae Cin. “Trust City First N’l Colum. Bank & Law. Co

Fat Cattle and Hogs Sell Higher in Cincinnati Market

Cattle receipts for Monday fell to 1,021 with fat dry beef cattle firm to 15 cents higher on the day. Hogs opened 10 to 15 cents higher with strong finish, packers and butchers steady to firm. Sheep and lambs showed slow, uneven demand with lambs barely steady to 25 cents lower. Markets active across Pittsburgh East Buffalo St Louis and Chicago with varied price ranges and strong hogs demand.

Commercial Tribune Pittsburg East Buffalo ST. Louis Chicago Kansas City Texas New York New York State

Market Quotation Highlights Mining Shares

New York, June 2. Trading figures show Alice at 2.55 with 0.05 change, Brunswick Consol 0.05, Comstock Tunnel stock 0.28 and bonds 0.18, Cal & Va 0.51, Horn Silver 0.50, Iron Silver 1.00, Leadville G.0.04, Little Chief 0.04, Mexican 0.41, Ontario 4.75, Ophir 2.45, Small Hopes 0.15, Standard 1.85, Yellow Jacket 0.18.

New York Brunswick Con Cal & Va Leadville Little Chief Ontario

Cotton seed oil prime 46 reported in New Orleans

New Orleans report shows cotton seed oil grade prime at 46 with market notes mentioning price levels and supply activity.

New Orleans Prime

Wheat and flour prices across Minneapolis Duluth St Louis markets

Wheat and flour values shown for Minneapolis Duluth and St Louis with variations for July and September futures. Grain prices list include No 1 hard and Northern grades, bran, and flour patents and clears with price ranges. Secondary items cover oats flax and market receipts and shipments data.

Minneapolis Duluth ST. Louis

Turpentine and resin prices across Southern markets dated June 29

The report lists turpentine steady values from Charleston 38 a to Savannah 28 c with large-scale bbl sales and rosin figures. It records Wilmington tar and crude turpentine firm, plus Toledo and Oil City oil balances and shipments for the day.

Charleston C. Hosin Savannah Rosin Wilmington Toledo Lima Indiana Oil City

Grain supplies on June 27 reported by New York Produce Exchange

The June 27 visible grain supply showed Wheat 15,369,000 bushels, down 1,596,000. Corn 3,259,000 up 450,000. Oats 3,671,000 down 762,000. Rye 194,000 down 18,000. Barley 1,088,000 down 107,000 bushels.

New York New York Produce Exchange

Treasury balances report shows gold and cash totals

Treasury balances in the general fund exclude the gold reserve. Available cash balances total 239,397,497 dollars while gold coin bullion stands at 39,003,092 dollars and gold certificates total 33,954.

Washington Treasury General Fund

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