Stock Market Operations Still Are Insignificant
The first hour of trading on the Stock Exchange showed a small, undecided market with little demand for stock and limited offerings. Despite a late rally in American Smelting after its dividend cut, overall sentiment remained weak as copper prices fell and railroad earnings declined, signaling cautious investors and limited new financing activity.
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Commercial Tribune
W York
Stock Exchange
Montana
London
Butte
Pennsylvania Lines
Southern Railway
Gould
Interstate Commerce Commission
Market Roundup Shows Drops in Brewery Shares and Erie Dividends
London stocks fall as Brewery shares tumble while Public Service Commission bans Erie scrip dividends. Car Foundry announces doubtful common dividend. Holding shows gains in steel trade. Amalgamated mines at Butte plan reopening. Bank outlook weak, liquidation expected. American market soft early session.
Brokers Assess Early Market Tone and Dividend News
Early price moves were irregular with a weak tone in the most active shares while other stocks held firm. Rumors of a 1 percent quarterly dividend from American Smelting Directors emerged after the open. Some brokers noted tentative improvement in general business amid dead months, with a late rally from short covering and overall market strength at close.
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W. E. Hutton & Co
Rioberts, Hall & Criss
London money market steadies as gold imports rise
London reports large money supplies with the Bank of England securing $1.25 million in gold from Russia and the open market. Gilt edged securities rise on investment demand amid bets on an early rate cut. Stocks swing and U S securities fall with weak Wall Street tones. copper shares ease on lower quotes.
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London
Bank of England
Russia
Stock Exchange
Paris
Wall Street
New York
America
Anaconda
Atchison
Pennsyl
Passine
Rae
Market quotes and bourse notes from Berlin and Paris
Steel prices move little with preferred stock at 29 percent and copper at 652. Bar silver at 25 13 16. Open market discounts show short bills at 3 and three months at 4 percent. Berlin flags quiet trading while Paris reports heavy bourse with three percent rentes around 97 1/4. Exchange rates show London checks at 20m 48pigs in Berlin and 26f 1 1/2c in Paris.
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Berlin
American Securities
Canada Southern
London
Paris
Exchange
New Orleans Cotton Market Sees Steady Spot Prices Amid Demand
Cotton futures rise with better demand and bullish reports while spot markets in New Orleans hold steady. Middling 11 3 4 cents, sales 1,600 bales. Liverpool and New York accounts buoy prices. Mardi Gras holiday closes futures the next day. New York opens firm, exports strong, sales 200,000 bales. New Orleans holiday noted.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
New York
Mearongs Sinorivdeescs Tolie
Ilgeeeank
Marsh
Clas
Sere Wee
New England
Ohio Incorporations filed in Columbus March 2
Special Dispatch Ohio reports new company filings in Columbus on March 2. Reading Oil Company Lancaster seeks $50,000 led by Wander Creed Martens Nes ter and Amberger. Harmony Athletic Association Cleveland lists Goers Lavin Kilper Marek and Ovensky. Demicky Vzdelavoid Spolek Ferdinand Hassale Cleveland names Vondrasek Horn Jeemen Porkoney and Fisher. Irving Drew Company Portsouth increases capital from 3000 to 400000. Maple Grove Mineral Springs Co Washington D H raises stock from 2000 to 3500.
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Cleveland
Anton ‘Vondrasek
Frank Horn
Josef Jeemen
Frank Porkoney
Vaclav Fisher
Irving Drew Company
Portsuth
Maple Grove Mineral * Springs Co Ay
Washington D. H
Local business groups discuss info bureau plans
Horace C. Gray and Thomas P. Bhegan return from New York as the Industrial Bureau and Chamber of Commerce hold regular meetings. A joint Municipal Information Bureau committee is formed by the Business Men's Club, Chamber of Commerce and Associated Organizations to raise about 20,000 dollars annually from local business donors.
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Horace C. Gray
Business Men's Club
New York
Industrial Bureau
Union Trust Building
Thomas P. Bhgan
Chamber of Commerce
H. T. Atkins
Manufacturers’ Club
South America
Cincinnati
BE. H. Hargrave
A. G. Brunsman
Joseph Homan
Murray’ Shipley
Business Men’s Club
Associated Organizations
Otto Armleder
Prof
F. C. Hicks
Jerome B. Howard
A. J. Conroy
Financial market roundup from New York and Boston shores
New York money on call easy at 1 to 2 percent with 2 percent bid and offer marks. Time loans aid at 3 to 4 percent, six months 4 to 4 percent. Sterling steady. bankers’ bills around 486.70, 483.66 to 483.60 for sixty day. In Boston call loans 3 to 4 percent, time 5 to 6 percent. Notable bond and stock quotes across railroads and utilities.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
S Coats
Boston
Atchison Adj
Atchison
Mexican Central
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Boston Elevated
Fitchburg
N. Y
Union Pacific
American Arge. Chemical
American Pneumatic Tube
American Sugar
American Tel
American Woolen
Dominion Iron and Steel
Edison Electric
General Electric
Massachusetts Electric
Massachusetts Gas
United Fruit
United Shoe Machine
United States Steel
Paris
Davis Spreeee
Sterling
London
Glasgow
Berlin
Ask Sizht
Cewecwecesveneess
Bixty-Gay
Deedenses
Receipts and Expenditures in February Deficit Reported
Washington report shows February receipts at 48,324,899 with expenditures of 56,730,007 creating a deficit of 8,405,118. Customs receipts fell by over 8 million from 1907 while internal revenue decreased by over 2 million. Expenditures rose across civil, war, navy, pensions, and public works, with continued declines in receipts since July 1907.
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Washington
Navy
Metals market wrap from New York and St Louis reports
The New York tin market fell with spot at £128 10s and futures £177 15s though the local market rose on light supply. copper eased in London while locally weak. lead rose in London and held around $3.66 to $3.75 locally. spelter slid in London but held $4.70 to $4.75 locally. iron showed mixed London gains with local prices around $18.23 to $18.85. St Louis notes lead steady at $3.65 and spelter firm at $4.75.
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New York
London
Standard Foundry
Cleveland Wafrants
Northern
Southern
ST. Louis
Boston Mining Market Rates and Ticker Summary
Boston March 2 report shows varied mining stock quotes with percent changes and prices across major firms. Notable values include Amalgamated at 51 percent, Atlantic 114, Calumet and Hecla 635, Isle Royale 20, Quincy 82, Wolverine 120, Tamarack 66, Mohawk 50, Centennial 23, Old Dominion 36, Granby 85, United Copper 5, United States Mining 32, United States Oil 9, and others such as Bingham 11 and Parrot 16.
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Rboeston
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Bingham
Calumet and
Hecla
Centennial
Copper Range
Daly-West
Franklin
Granby
Isle Royale
Massachusetts Mining & Michigan
Mohawk
Montana Coal and Coke
Old Dominon
Osceola
Parrot
Quincy
Shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
United Copper
United States Mining
United States Oil
Utah
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
New York Dry Goods Market Shows Early Recovery Signs
The dry goods market in New York on March 2 shows improved activity after weeks of quiet. Mail orders are steady for larger quantities while small lots remain scarce. Dress goods in finer makes regain volume and some repeat orders appear. cotton yarns stay quiet and raw silk is depleted.
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New York
Visible grain supply report amid February declines
New York releases show mixed grain stocks with February figures: wheat 2990000 bushels, corn 8629000 bushels, rye 823000 bushels, barley 4810000 bushels. Notable changes include wheat down 285000, corn up 10000, barley down 208000 from prior data.
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New York
Bank of Germany weekly statement shows mixed changes
Berlin March 2 The Bank of Germany reports cash in hand down 78.3 million marks while loans rise 56.7 million and discounts increase 21 million. Notes in circulation grow 596 thousand as deposits fall 55.7 million.
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Berlin
Bank of Germany
Bond Market Notes and Stock Quiet at Week's End
Cincinnati clearing totals rise to 4 962 850 with 46 556 262 in Chicago. Markets show little activity as bonds mostly hold last week prices. United States coupons sold and several local utilities traded. New York exchange premium and rates in the money market remain steady while several municipal and corporate issues change hands at muted levels.
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Cincinnati
Washington
Commercial Tribune
Chicago
New York Exchange
United States
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Cincinnati, Newport and Covington Light and Traction
American Rolling Mills
Cincinnati Street Railway
Clark County
Kentucky
Evanston
Elmwood Place
Cincinnati and Suburban Telephone
New York
Neisbeee
Panama
Cincinnati Clearing House
Market quotes and dividend notes from securities list
A compact listing of securities with ex-dividend actions and price quotes across banks savings issuers and industry names. Entries include Norwest, Prov C and C Building, Amer Book, Eagle, Bullock pref, Fay & Eg, Web, A B and traction bonds with prices and pref values.
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Oak L
Bullock
Fay&Eg. Com
Tae Do Pr.a.&b
Stilute Co
U. 8
T. W
Cincinnati Market Opens with Steady Cattle Prices
The Cincinnati market opened fair and mostly unchanged from last week with cattle receipts 1,449 on Monday. Prices ranged from 4.60 to 5.50 for butcher steers and heifers 4.10 to 5.00, cows 3.60 to 4.15, bulls 3.40 to 4.25, calve values 2.00 to 7.50, and hogs 4.55 to 4.85 as buyers showed strong demand amid light supplies. East Buffalo, Pittsburg, St. Louis, Kansas City, New York and Chicago reports mirrored firm to higher prices across cattle hogs and sheep totals.
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Cincinnati
Fair
Commercial Tribune
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
ST. Louis
Kansas City
New York
Liverpool
London
Chicago
Dairy and poultry markets across cities report firm butter
Butter firm in Elgin and New York with strong demand in nearby markets. Eggs mixed with firm New York receipts over 6,000 packages and varied prices. Cheese steady to firm amid diverse regional quotes. Poultry mostly steady with modest gains in some districts and declines in others.
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Elgin
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New York
Western
Springs
Kansas City
Oil market prices and shipments across several cities
Oil City reports February shipm ents of 177 894 barrels and 204 029 barrels in flow totals, with average daily bar rels. Toledo lists North Lima at 1.04 and Indiana markets at 0.99. Charleston notes no turpentine activity, while Savannah shows turpentine steady at 89 for receipts 327 and shipments 479 barrels and rosin at 1.19 to 5.25 with multiple grades. Wilmington records Spirit turpentine at 0.49 with 19 casks, rosin at 3.15 with 177 barrels, tar at 1.30 and crude turpentine at 2.25 3.27 4.50 with 29 barrels.
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Oil City
Shipmerts
Toledo
North Lima
Uth Lima
Indiana
Charleston
Savannah
Blosaleg
Wilmington
Coffee futures open dull and end barely steady in New York
The coffee market opened dull at unchanged levels amid cables and no early business. Later liquidation of near months and European selling pushed prices down before a barely steady close. Trade reported 21 250 bags sold including March at 35 90c, May 5 9 atc, July 6, December 6 20c. Spot quiet with No 7 at 5 0 c and No 4 Santos at 6 0 8c.
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New York
Ato
Santos
Cordova
Mining Prices Reported in New York Market
New York report lists metal and mining stock quotes as of March 2 with Adams Consol .05, Alice 2percent, Breece .10, Brunswick Consol .10, Comstock Tunnel -23, California and Virginia .60, Horn Silver .69, Tron Silver 1.35, Leadville Consol .665, Little Chief .055, Ophir 1.20, Potosi .10, Savage .45, Silver Nevada .40, Small Hopes .18, Standard 1.10 in a compact price snapshot.
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New York
Adams
Alice
Breece
Brunswick
Comstock Tunnel
California
Virginia
Horn
Tron
Leadville
Little Chief
Potosi
Savage
Nevada
Standard
Treasury balances show available cash and gold reserves
Washington March 2 statement of general fund balances excludes the $150 million gold reserve. Available cash balance is 268,345,. gold coin and bullion amount to 21,997,548. gold certificates total 38,334,970.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Market Reports Cincinnati Grain and Whisky Prices
The market was firm for corn and oats with prices sustained. Wheat and rye showed varied offerings while flour and hay demand remained solid. whiskymarked firm with large barrels noted. Receipts and shipments for apples bananas barley butter oats cattle and other commodities appear alongside grains and fuel figures.
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D.s. Mt
Fruits and Vegetables and Groceries Price List
A historical price list showing various produce and meats with per unit or per bag prices. Items include apples 3.50, bananas 1.75 per bunch, cranberries 2 per box, cabbage 1.15 per barrel, lemons 3.50 per box, oranges 2.50 per box, onions home grown, potatoes 2.75 per barrel, pumpkins 1 per barrel, rutabagas 1.15 per barrel, squash 1.50 per barrel, sweet potatoes 5, poultry prices, pork and beef ranges, smokes and hams, and greens with whole store context.
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Palermo
Florida
Jersey
Bbi
N.Y
Clew Sought After Stabbing Pair In City
Police say Edward Sheridan 1% of Pioneer Street and James Harrington 24 of 1246 Richmond Street were involved after Harrington lay wounded with six stab wounds at Eighth and Harriet Streets. Sheridan is at large while Harrington lies critically ill in City Hospital.
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Edward Sheridan
Pioneer Street
James Harrington
Richmond Street
Eighth and
Harriet Streets
Sheridan
Harrington
Gan zel to Manage Reds This Season Photo Feature
Popular Reds first baseman John Ganzel is named manager for the current season in a handsome illustration forthcoming in Illustrated Magazine. The team and directors anticipate great achievements under his leadership. the magazine offers stories jokes and local-interest items with Sunday Commercial Tribune.
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John Gan
Zel
Cincinnati Reds
Tribune
Mercus
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