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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1908

Page

8

Union Pacific Rally Drives Stock List in New York Trading

In New York on October 30 the professional trading crowd drove Union Pacific shares higher as earnings for September sparked interest. The 54 percent rise in net earnings over last year contrasted with higher operating costs, while overall market sentiment remained cautious as bonds and foreign exchange fluctuated. Total sales reached 5.812 million dollars par value with United States bonds steady on call.

New York Harriman Union Pacific Stock Exchange New York City United States

Ticker Talk Stocks Rise and Dividends Declared

American stocks firm in London and Pacific gains highlighted by stronger steel orders. United States Cast Iron Pipe operates at 75 percent capacity. Norfolk and Western declares regular 1 percent quarterly dividend. Bonaparte sues twenty three railways for safety law violations. Boston Stock Exchange membership sells for 36,500 dollars.

George Eustis & Co Mercantile Library H .H. Low Atchi Atlantic Coast Iss Canadian Pacific Anne Chicago G. W. 1 Colorado Southern Pane & Hudson Erie Com Om & T New York Centrale Norfolk & Western Northern Pacific Ontario & Western Pennsylvania Reading Rock Island Southern Pacific Southern A St. Paul Toledo Union Pacific Wisconsin Amer Car & F Cal Fuel & Iron General Electric Pacific Mail Republic Steel I ‘Union B. & P United States Stee Western Union United States Cast Iron Pipe Company Norfolk & Western Common Bonaparte

Political forecasts and market reactions cited after Taft meeting

Brokers express confidence in election outcomes and market strength. Roberts Hall Criss notes profit taking around the event. W KE Hutton & Co. sees favorable results for powerful interests while market hints at leadership by a strong hand. Page & Hill report higher prices before the election. Union Pacific and Southern Pacific boost stocks, though late-day selling erodes gains.

Roberts Hall Criss Union Pacific Southern Pacific H M. Beazeli

New York Money Rates and Bond Prices on Oct 30

Money on call firm at 1 2 percent, time loans 2 3 percent, prime mercantile paper 4 4 percent. Sterling exchange weak with bankers bills around 4 84 4 84. Bar silver 50c. Government bonds steady, railroad bonds firm. BIN notes list various Atchison, Boston & Maine, Union Pacific, United States Steel and other issues with brief quotes.

New York Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange Atchison Adj Atchison Boston & Albany Boston & Maine Boston Elevated Fitchburg N. Ys Mut. & Hi Union Pacific American Arge. Chemical American Pneumatic Tube American Sugar American Woolen Dominion Iron ‘and Steel Edison’ Electric Massachusetts Electric Massachusetts Gas United Fruit United Shoe United States Steel

Bank Board Declares Semiannual Dividend for Atlas National

The Atlas National Bank board met yesterday and declared a 4 percent semiannual dividend payable November 2. National Metal Trades Association chose New York City for next March's annual convention. The Grain-Weighing Committee notified the chamber of commerce ready to report and a trade meeting may occur next week. Visitors to the Business Men's Club included Meyer Mills Carney McKissick Feldman Baker Marney. Prof Hicks spoke on commercial education highlighting Cincinnati College of Finance Commerce and Accounts. The new uniform bill of lading takes effect tomorrow. shippers with partial drayage books may use them until January 1 under the uniform bill, and COD or order shipments require the new bill.

National Metal Trades Association New York City Chamber of Commerce Business Men’s Club H. E. Meyer James E. Mills Dayton A. W. Carney Batavia L. McKissick Chicago J. Feldman Chillicothe P. D. Baker Frankfort J. D. Marney Springfield Ill F.C. Hicks Cincinnati University Cincinnati College of Finance, Commercce

London Finances Hold Firm On Gains Across Markets

Money demanded while week end and Monday holiday limited activity. Investment buying lifted home rails and foreigners and Kaffirs with Paris support. Grand Trunk and copper shares firm as American securities stay strong. Bond and stock quotes listed for Consols Anaconda Atchison B&O Canadian Pacific and more. Berlin and Paris bourse prices noted with firm tone and given exchange figures.

London Stock Exchange Paris New York Anaconda Atchison Canadian Pacific Chicago Western de Beers Denver & Rio Grande Erie Grand Trunk Illinois Central New York Central Pennsylvania Rand Mines Reading Southern Railway Southern Pacific Union Pacific United States Steel Wabash Amalgamated Copper Berlin Exchange

Turpentine and Rosin Market Snapshots Across Cities

Oil City reports credit balances and barrel totals for crude and shipments while Toledo and Wilmington list Lima and Indiana oil prices. Wilmington and Charleston note steady turpentine and rosin prices with varied receipts and stock levels, Savannah shows firm turpentine and rosin with specific price ladders and window glass and water white values.

Oil City Toledo Lima Indiana Wilmington Charleston Savannah

London and New York metal markets mixed on Oct 30

Sharp advances in London tin and copper contrasted with steady to firm local quotes. Lead and zinc rose in London while the U S market held near prior levels as iron and spelter showed little change and North American bids remained firm.

New York London Lake Standard Foundry Cleveland Northern Southern Southern Soft Oe Louis Spelter

Cotton goods market shows strength amid wool sales boom

New York reports a strong cotton goods market with firm prices. Wool sales were large this past week and print cloths are higher. Yarns rise by 0.25 to 0.4 cents per pound. Primary market trades were active. tomorrow business will pause due to the business men's parade.

New York

New York Bond Sales Digest Shows Wide Market Activity

The report lists active trading across multiple issuers and sectors led by Cent. Ga. and Union Pac bonds with varying yields from 6% to over 100%. Investors see broad participation, with totals reaching around 5.8 million dollars in the session. Multiple corporations and railroad issues feature across the listings indicating diversified demand.

New York City London

Wool market activity shows strong volume and mixed pricing

Boston reports the week as the most active of the year with sales estimates ranging up to 10,000,000 to 50,000,000 lbs. Shipments to Oct 29 total 151,140,010 lbs versus 210,916,209 lbs last year, while receipts reach 227,340,251 lbs against 268,919,601 lbs previously. In St Louis wool prices firm with medium grades 16 to 20 cents, light fine 16 to 16 1 2 c, heavy fine 12 to 12 1 2 c, tub washed 20 to 27 c.

Boston Commercial Bulletin of Louis

Market Roundup: Butter Eggs Cheese and Poultry Prices

Kansas City reports eggs firm with fresh extras 28 cents and current receipts 23 cents. Chicago notes butter steady with creamery products 27 cents and daisies 23 cents while eggs and cheese hold steady. New York shows butter steady with 1 034 receipts, cheese quiet, eggs strong with 3 379 cases, poultry mixed with western chicks 13 cents and turkeys around 14 cents.

Kansas City Chicago Springs New York Pennsylvania

Market Moves Boost Demand as Telephone Shares Lead

In Cincinnati and surrounding markets on Oct 30 the demand for stocks improved with Telephone stock trading at higher prices while limited supply kept quotes firm. Cincinnati Street Railway and Cincinnati Gas and Electric weakened slightly amid a quiet bond market. municipal issues remained strong with a notable sale, and call loans stood near 44% to 45% with money supply tight.

Cincinnati, Newport & Covington Light Cincinnati Street Railway Cincinnati Gas and Electric New York Exchange

Burley tobacco prices hold steady amid strong market

A small lot of Burley tobacco sold yesterday with strong demand and favorable prices. Transactions show varied lot prices from $15.25 to $21.50 per 100 pounds, with overall weekly averages around $15.03 per 100 pounds. Apples, vegetables, and other commodities also listed with bulk figures.

Coffee futures open steady with gains on European buying

New York trading opened 5 to 10 points up on European buying and cables, with talk of European short interest and Brazil receipts. Later orders eased and prices finished about 10 points higher, amid light local demand. Sales totaling 18 260 bags included October at 5.60c and July at 6.25c. Spot coffee steady at Rio No. 7 and Santos No. 4. Mild coffee steady at Cordova 12% to 12 1/2 c.

New York Rio No Santos No Cordova

Boston mining stocks edge higher in early trading

Boston market report lists diverse mining issues with gains and losses. Notable movers include Amalgamated 8 percent and Calumet and Hecla 66 despite mixed results across other issuers.

Commodity prices on New York market report

New York market notes late October show prices for mining shares and bonds including Alice 2.25, Brunswick Con .10, Comstock Tunnel Stock .24, Comstock Tunnel bonds .10, Ontario 4.50, Ophir 1.23, Yellow Jacker .48, and other listings with varying offers and values. The list includes Con. Cal and Va. .56, Horn Silver .75, Iron Silver .90, Leadville Con .05.5, xican .66, and andard 1.85.

New York Brunswick Comstock Con. Cal Leadville Ontario

Treasury balances report shows cash and gold reserves

Treasury today notes available cash of 164,919,532 dollars in the general fund excluding the 150 million gold reserve. Gold coin holdings amount to 40,432,552 dollars and gold certificates total 41,73.

Washington Treasury General Fund

Clover and Alsike Prices Reported in Toledo

In Toledo on October 30 prices for Clover hay show values of sx and 4.90 for October, 4.92 for December, 6.05 for March, with No. 2 at 4.70 and No. 3 at 4.65 and rejected at 4.45. Alsike offers prime at 8.00.

Toledo Alsike

New Orleans Cotton Seed Oil Prices Report

In New Orleans on October 30 the item lists prime refined cotton seed oil in barrels per pound.

New Orleans

Unlisted and Bond Securities Listings amid Traction Stocks

A dense roster of bonds and stocks appears with listings for Am. and Ger. issues, rail and traction bonds, and notable names like Cosmopolitan and Nor. Nat. among others. Prices and ex-dividend notes are interspersed, reflecting a market snapshot of equities and bonds.

Ee Cin City Hall Cosmopolitan Coy Trust First N’l N’l Sav Norw. First Nor Unity Law Traction N. C. Br

Cotton market trends across New Orleans Liverpool and New York

Spot cotton held at 9c middling as New Orleans and Liverpool report modest gains amid steady futures. New York shows a 4 to 7 point rise closing steady. receipts reach 78,145 bales at ports, with weekly totals near 445,000 bales. World visible supply climbs to 3,280,124 bales led by American stock of 2,741,124.

New Orleans Liverpool Manchester Irgvomidot Nice Enpdsch New York Wall Street Houston Gulf Hester

Markets in Cincinnati October 30 1908 report

Cincinnati market notes show steady wheat and flour with dull corn and quiet rye. Whiskey and hay demand remain steady. detailed grain, hay, millfeed prices, and car lots are listed for No. 2 white oats and other grades.

Cincinnati Minneapolis Northern

Louisville Market Report Highlights Burley and Dark Bacco

Louisville market data shows 68 hogsheads of burley and dark tobacco offerings today. Burley in stock ranged 14.25 to 19.75 per hundred and dark tobacco from 8.20 to 10.00, with 44 hogsheads previously inspected and 17 rejected yesterday.

Cincinnati Ieee Eeereseereneveessee Commercial Tribune Louisville Burley

Ohio Incorporations Filed for Several Companies Today

The Standard Pattern Works Company in Cleveland with $10,000 capital filed by A E Clevenger C W Gale R G Sawyer Charles M Buss and W T Holliday. The Zenith Motor Goods Company in Cleveland with $25,000 capital filed by Joseph J Detmey L B La Bel K C Stewart P A Iddings and A S Shearer. Airless Puncture Proof The Cony in Elyria filed by George E B King W C Marple B Lighthal W J Engel and S C MENDerson. The Akron Graphophone Company in Akron with $10,000 capital filed by ... The Colonial Tea and Coffee in Youngstown with $5,000. The St James Fresh Air Society in Cincinnati filed by Heekin Fannie E B Ivan An Gau Siliose Du Brul Sadie Hersthede.

Commercial Tribune Columbus Standard Pattern’ Works Company Cleveland A. E. Clevenger C. W. Gale R. G. Sawyer Charles M. Buss W. T. Holliday Zenith Motor Goods Company Joseph J. Detmey L.B. la Bel K. C. Stewart P. A. Iddings A. S. Shearer Elyria George EB. King W.C. Marple B. Lighthal W. J. Engel S. C. Menderson Akron Graphophone Company Akron Youngstown St. James Fresh Air Society Eimnati Heekin Fannie EB. Ivan An Gau Siliose du Brul Sadie Hersthede

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