Profit Taking Slows Advance After Sharp Market Rise
Professional operators showed conservatism after Saturday’s stock surge. Early volume hit 250000 shares, then dropped below 90000 as profits were taken. Prices steadied around Saturday’s close aided by light supply, with a later partial rebound in copper and stronger steel exports boosting sentiment. Bond markets remained firm with total sales around 2.4 million dollars.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Fed
Ticker Talk Stocks Rally Quiet in London
American stocks in London show a quiet session with most issues steady. E H Harriman is said to control Georgia Central and will transfer control to Illinois Central. Boston & Maine asks workers to accept a 5 percent wage cut to avoid layoffs. Steel wire trade shows activity while copper war talk is ridiculed. Lighter stock demand in loan crowd as shorts cover. Anti-Wall Street bills face slim odds in Congress.
Brokers See Market Rally Yet Recommend Profit Taking
Short contract coverage lifted prices at close and spurred expectations of higher early sessions. Analysts advise taking profits on long commitments and awaiting a reaction before repurchasing as sentiment shows cautious improvement.
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H. M. Beazell
W. E. Hutton & Co
Page and Hill Comment on Vise Purchases
The note reflects a cautious stance on vise purchases tied to anticipated setbacks. It emphasizes restraint and prudence amid likely future challenges.
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Page & Hill
London Market Steady Amid International Settlement Demands
Money remained in good demand as settlement arrangements limited stock trading. Bank of England gold shares helped finance Russia trade. American and European securities showed cautious strength with Wall Street activity lifting prices. Notable movers included Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Union Pacific Southern Pacific along with a firm closing in major shares and sectors.
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London
Bank of England
Russia
Stock Exchange
Paris
de Beerguy
Wall Street
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
New York
Naconda
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
de Beers
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Grand Trunk
Illinois Central
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Rand Mines
Reading
Southern Railway
Uni States Steel
Wabash
Berlin
Money and bond rates across New York and Boston markets
New York reports easy money on call at 1 to 2 percent and time loans easing with 3 to 4 percent yields. Sterling weak but firm on banker bills, Mexican bonds steady, railroad issues mixed, and various United States industrials show modest moves across the Boston market with prices quoted for Atchison, Union Pacific, General Electric, U S Steel and others.
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New York
United States
March
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Boston
Cal
Time
Atchison Ad
Atchison
Mexican Central
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Boston Elevated
Fitchburg
Union Pacific
American Ar
U. S. Steel
Mining stock figures from Boston market listing
Boston market report shows a digest of mining shares with percentage stakes and prices for multiple companies including United Copper, Calumet & Hecla, Isle Royale, Quincy, Tamarack, Cyprus-era firms, and others across the United States mining sector. Association names and quotients indicate daily performance and relative holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Bingham
Calumet & Hecla
Centennial
Copper Range
Daly-West
Franklin
Granby
Isle Royale
Massachusetts Mining
Michigan
Mohawk
Montana Coal
Coke
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrot
Quincy
Shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
United Copper
United States Mining
United States
Utah
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
North Butte
Butte Coalition
Nevada
Calumet &Arizona
A Commercial
Greene Cananea
New York Bond Sales Totals and Yields Report
W. E. Hutton & Co. and First National Bank report New York bond sales with varied yields. Listings include New York Central and Hudson River 3 000 shares at 56 percent, Southern Pacific and Union Pacific notes, Northeastern issues, and total sales around 2.593 million.
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W. E. Hutton & Co
First National Bank
Business Men's Club backs milk sale ban bill amid various civic motions
Members of Cincinnati groups report support for Senate Bill 359 prohibiting sale of milk from cows fed on wet distillery waste. Visitors include C Paul Duffy Rochester and others. The day also notes stockholders elected at Cincinnati Union Stockyards, negotiations on Lawson Tin Company takeover, and upcoming Carriage Makers Club election. Public interest includes plans for August-September merchant entertainment and L N Bridge matters.
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Business Men’s Club
Carriage Makers’ Club
Grand Hotel
M. Sharp
Carl Albrecht, Jr
Otto Atmleder
A. 8. Brown
W. J. Brunsman
H.S. Cox
Fred Guckenberger
Jacob Haperer, Jr
D. J. Moore
M. J.mcnamara
R. D. Nibert
C. F. Pratt
H. J. Robben
W. G Rossiter
C. L. Stephens
Is, Vandervoort
O. L. Weaver
Miss Mannheimer
The
Cincinnati School of Expression
London and New York metal markets mix gains amid dull local trading
March 9 reports show London tin and copper futures higher with spot prices at levels around £134 16s for tin and £57 0s for copper while local U S markets stay dull. lead and spelter edge up in London with mixed domestic activity. iron prices rise in England as North and South foundry grades firm.
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New York
London
Standard Foundry
Cleveland
Northern
T Southern
Southern Soft
JS. Louis
Coffee futures open steady on quiet New York market
The New York coffee market opened quiet with prices unchanged and limited selling. Prices eased slightly during the day but closed steady. 12 750 bags were reported sold including March at 5 1/2 cents May 6 cents July 6.05 6.15 cents September and December 6.20 cents. Spot Rio No 7 steadies at 64 cents and Santos No 48 cents. Mila Cordova weak at 3 1/2 cents.
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New York
Rio
3Léa
Santos
Mila
Cordova
Dry goods market opens with firmer Western orders
The New York dry goods market opened with better mail orders from the Western and Northwestern regions. Jobbers hold steady but piece goods move slowly while fine spring shirtings appear in primary markets. Raw silk eases, Calcutta burlap shows a small price uptick, and dress goods remain quiet with some cotton warp lines for fall ordered.
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New York
Calcutta
Cable
Grain supplies in New York on March 7
The New York Produce Exchange shows visible grain stocks for March 7 with Wheat 41,362,000 bushels down 1,544,000. corn 8,085,600 bushels down 671,000. oats 8,634,000 up 5,000. rye 751,000 down 77,000. barley 4,734,000 down 300,000 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Produce Exchange
Imperial Bank of Germany weekly statement summary
The Imperial Bank of Germany reports for the week ending March 9 changes in key items. Cash in hand up 13 36 000m. deposits up 35 637 000m. loans down 28 126 000m. discounts down 24 192 000m. treasury bills up 2 114 000m. notes in circulation down 42 409 000m.
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Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
New York Mining Prices Amid Mixed Early Trading
In New York on March 9 trading opened with Adams Con at 0.65 and Iron Silver at 1.35 while several names show fractional gains. Other listed securities include Alige 1.75, Brunswick Con 0.23, Comstock 0.23, Cal & Va 0.51, Horn Silver 0.90, Leadville Con 0.06, Ontario 2.00, a 2.10, Potosi -0.10, Savage 0.40, Sierra Nevada 0.00, Small Hopes -0.38, and Stanfard, though some quotes truncated.
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New York
Adams Con
Breece
Brunswick
Comstock
Con. Cal
Leadville
Little Chief
Treasury balances report shows available cash and gold holdings
Washington March 9 statement lists Treasury general fund balances excluding the $150 million gold reserve. Available cash balance is $268,138,152, gold coin and bullion $22,824,619, and gold certificates $36,367,200.
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Washington
Treasury
Wool Market Steady in St Louis Trade
Wool prices hold firm in St Louis with medium combing and clothing grades steady. Fine wools range from 16 4 to 19 3 per pound, light fine 16 4 to 19 6, heavy fine 14 8 to 16 8, tub wools 26 to 33 cents.
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ST. Louis
Cotton Seed Oil Markets Reported in New Orleans Toledo
The market notes show March prices for cotton seed oil in New Orleans with prime and seed terms. Toledo reports Clover Seed cash and futures for March and April with stated prices and cycle months.
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New Orleans
Prime 3Éc
Toledo
Timothy Prime
Securities Move Treelyn Change in Market
Cincinnati and Chicago districts report firmer prices on stocks and boosters in money markets. Cincinnati Gas and Electric led demand with trades around 90 3/16 to 91, while Cincinnati Street Railway and Cincinnati Suburban Telephone gained. Municipal bonds and various issues including Union Light Heat and Power 4s saw notable activity alongside steady call and time loan rates.
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Cincinnati, Gas and Electric
Cincinnati and Suburban Telephone
Cincinnati Street Railway
Philip Carey
Union Light, Heat and Power
New York Exchange
Gas and Electric
C.D. Tgs
Ccc
Steceeessee
Escee Esecenesseenes
Philip Rey Pretinn Ae
Ena
Chattanooga
Roanoke
Union L
H. and
Fire Department
Cambridge
Defiance
Dennison
Hamilton
County
Newpoi Water Works and Regional Securities Listing
Listing of municipal and industrial securities including water works issues, stock prices, bonds, and industrials. Companies such as Am Nat Bank Cov, Columbus Bank and Sav Co, Norw First, Cosmopolitan, City Hall, Union S&T, and various traction and utility bonds are cited with prices and dividend notes.
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Ask
T.P
Col. & Xenia
Little Miami
Gin
Ohio. Traction
St. Ry
Colum. Ry
Teesa
Gide Boe
Col. Ry. & L
Rys
Diets
UN. Ry
Scioto
Valléy
Nor. O.l.&t
A R. Mill
Globe Soap
Dior Sa
Férgens
Globe-Wer
Bar. & Smith
Ham. Ma
Boldt Gi
Ees Kroger
Wise
Nat
A. I
Ph. Carey Pr
Ph&fm
Gam
Columbia Gas
Col
G & Fy
Cuyahoga
W. Powell
M. M
Fleisch
Atlas
Cincinnati Bonds
Consol S. F
J. J
Ngo Bene
A. O
Am. Nat
Pright
Cin. Trust
City Hall
Cosmopolitan
Nor
Wat
R. Sav
Sayvings
Union 8
Unity Law
Traction ST KS C.&c.bag. Pr
Eix
Wheat and corn on hand in 1908 Census bulletin shows declines
The crop reporting board estimates March 1 1908 wheat in farmers hands at 23.6 percent or 148 721 000 bushels, down from 28.1 percent in 1907. Corn in farmers hands is 87.1 percent or 962 429 000 bushels, with about 18.0 percent expected to ship out. Oats held at 35.5 percent or 267 476 000 bushels, with about 26 percent likely to ship.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Crop Reporting Board
Department of Agriculture
Cotton Market Roundup Across Liverpool New Orleans and New York
Liverpool reports spot prices up with 10,000 bales sold including 9,600 American. New Orleans shows steady spot at 11 1/2 c and futures firm after mixed advices. New York closes steady with overall market showing cautious gains and active speculation as reports from Liverpool and the Board of Trade influence sentiment.
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Liverpool
New Orleans
British Board of Trade Review
New York
Marth
British Board of Trade
West Central
Faji
Spi
Toda
New Eans
Gulf
Turpentine and rosin markets across several ports
Wilmington reports steady turpentine and rosin with modest receipts while Savannah shows firm prices and large rosin shipments. Charleston lists no activity with quotations omitted. Toledo notes regional averages and resin data with extensive barrel totals.
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Wilmington
Savannah
Rosin Firm
Charleston
Toledo
Lima
Indiana
Amiss
Markets in Cincinnati March 9 1908 overview
Wheat and corn markets show firm or higher prices on light receipts while oats remain steady. Rye offerings are light and flour trade quiet. hay and whisky stay firm. Grain inspections list mixed grades with several cars and buckets of cash prices for rye corn oats and barley. numerous commodity totals appear alongside livestock and other goods.
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Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Northern
Scsvecsgee
Fruits and Vegetables and Meats Prices Listing
A dense price list shows multiple produce items with prices per unit, box, or barrel such as apples 343.50 per pbb, bananas 1.75 per bunch, cranberries 4 per box, lemons 3.50 per box, onions 0.85 to 0.90 per bush, potatoes 2.0 to 2.60 per barrel, beef and pork cuts with varying rates, and poultry items including ducks, turkeys, and geese priced per dozen or per unit. Several entries include home grown and regional notes with mixed accuracy.
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Messina
Palermo
Florida
ONIO
Jersey
Ohio Incorporations Reported in Columbus March Ninth
The list records new Ohio incorporations with cities and capital stocks led by The Southern Ohio Sanitarium Company Cincinnati 50000 and The Iddings Company Warren 75000. Other firms include The Newark Theatrical Mechanical Association No 83 Columbus and The Diamond Oil and Gas Company Lancaster with 75000. Also listed are The Lake Erie Amusement Company Andover and The Hoon Coal Company East Palestine among others.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Southern Ohio Sanitarium Company
Cincinnati
H. .M. Ormsby
W. M. Fridman
HB. D. Woodward
A. C. Pfau
C. W. Tidball
Columbiana Athletic Club
Columbiana
P. H. Felger
EB. T. Coyle
John D. Entrekin
C. B. Fuhrman
Glea
Elks’ Building and Supply Company
Perrysburg
HE. L. Kingsbury
J. E. Churchill
A. C. Roach
F. H. Fleming
Thomas F. Conley
Newark Theatrical Mechanical Association
Charles S. Adams
Frank A. Bolton
E. S. M. Smith
Ed M. Cramer
Harry F. Cranston
Iddings Company
Warren
Frank A. Iddings
Willee Iddings
E. L. Iddings
F. J. Gillmer
Fred W. Adams
Lake Erie Amusement Company
Andover
N. H. Bishop
Charles F. Fisher
P. T. Nelson
C. E. Harmon
P. D. Bishop
Diamond Oil and Gas Company
Lancaster
George B. Ashbaugh
Colson Endsley
Nellie E. Rankin
Grace Rankin
William Davidson
Hoon Coal Company
East Palestine
Grant Hill
S. B. McClure
John Jones
8. M. Hoon
J. W. Ho
Butter and Cheese Prices Across Markets March News
Butter steady across New York Chicago and Philadelphia markets with mixed creamery and dairy class rates. Eggs mostly steady to weak as receipts rise. cheese remains firm with variations by grade, including full cream and daisies twins and Young Americas priced in new ranges. Dressed poultry and turkeys noted. Elgin district reports butter firm at 2 percent with weekly output data.
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New York
Western Factory
Pennsylvania
Westand
Bury
Chicago
Philadelphia
Elgin
Couple Reconcile After Court Involvement
Judge Lueders learned yesterday that John Biber and his wife resolved their differences. Attorney Franks stated the couple visited his home Sunday night and announced they had made up. They had appeared in Police Court twice last week. a warrant had been issued against the husband for alleged abuse. The case will be dropped.
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Lueders
John Biber
Franks
Etber
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Seaboard
George Bumle
Mercantile
Spee B, & Co
Great Weste
Do Ieee
Nass
Dienaae & Huison
Delaware & Ae Rio Grande
Renee
Great Northern
Interboro
City
Lewteniite
Nashville
Central
Missouri Pacific
New York Censenweree
Rock Island
Do. Pref. S. Ees
St. Te & S
St. L. Southwestern
St. Paul
Texas Pacific
Wabash . Aten Eee
Rane Can
Amalgamated Copper
Wear
Seveeeweneee
Ameet Car &Fay
Amer
Hte Eeeneee
Pete
Colorado “nNet & Iron
DRI Iolh Aati Connect Se Ccaee
Ete
Senee
Ice Securities
International Paper
Newhouse Igegsiok
Pacific Mail
One
Le's Gas
Ove
Pittsburg
Republic
Aeeee
Eenewewees
Tennessee Co
United States Steel
Utah Copper
Virginia Chemical
Western Union
Eee
Westinghouse Electric
Totem Norset
Ticker
E.H. Harriman
Georgia Central
Ego Ee
Congress
Charles E. Bultman Company
Boston Mining
St. Li
As & M. S. Deb
Norte
Nor. Pac
Total
Financial and Personale
Business Men's Club
C. Paul Duffy
Rochester
A.C. Brown
Grand Rapids
Mich
T. A. Reinach
Petersburg
Charles R. Miller
Cleveland, C
Thomas W. Jones
Detroit
Martin Meyer
Cincinnati Traveling Men's Association
the Merchants and Manufacturers’. Association
Samue Maxes
Cincinnati Union ‘Stockyards Company
N. H. Biggs
W. J. Lippincott
W. H. Doane
Casimer L. Werk
C. D. Kinney
H. L. Breneman
Abe Furst
Lewis Hopkins
F. B. Edmands
F. F. Lawson Tin Plate Company
Queen City Tinware Manufacturing Company
Lawson Company
F. H.lawson
Queen City Tinware Manufacturing
Compan
L. L. Sadler
Associated Organizations of
Joint Committee
Front Street
Mise L.& N
Chamber of Commerce
Roberts, Hall & Criss
New York Stock Exchange
Borden's
British Columbia
Seeeebee
Colonial
Dominion Copper
Havana Tobacco
Otis Elevator
Standard Oil
Tenopah Extrapers
Ae United Copper
Metals
NEW York Mining
Treasury Statement
WOOL
Peoria
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Bank
Special Dispatch
Cincinnati Clearing House
Covington Bonds
F.A
F. A
Panama
Philippine
Newpoi Water Works
Industr B. & N. Bag
Colum Oe
C.D. Ak Ah
Det
V. Ist “Ds
Ham
Uind
T .Bonds
Fay&Egan
Urs & In
Dayton &Day
UN. Sassoon
Cent
Miemi
Avesesee
Eagle
Anser
L. Pr
Eg. Com
Hoov-O-R
Niles B.-P
Ind
C. J. Buddeke & Co
Union Just
Eae Open
Sush
Law
Leetstes
Europe
West Indies
South America
Chicago Street Improvement
S. Kuhn & Sons
East Third ST
Fruits and Vegetables
California
Timot Gaaistea
Japan
Ohio Bee
Eweseen Taessene
Akron
Dismond
Witte Ead
Ohio
Limburger
Voi
Bbl
S.C
N. Y
Weil, Roth & CO
Watpr Works
East Fourth Street
Bayonne
New Jersey
Greenville
Mississippi
Turner County
Georgia
Baldwin Company
HOTEL
Havlin
Columbus Gas and Fuel Company
Scott
Pedee
Husband Will
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