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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1908

Page

6

Harriman Leads Stock Exchange Rise on Septembersalefire

New York reported Harriman stocks driving market strength with Southern Pacific reaching new highs and helping lift Illinois Central Erie and Union Pacific. Bond sales were heavy the August total at 82.6 million dollars with record mortgage issue activity despite sluggish overall trading and mixed news on the Pennsylvania system and crop conditions.

New York Harriman Southern Pacific Illinois Central Erie Union Pacific

Ticker Talk London Lower July Earnings and Market Tone

London lower. Pennsylvania July earnings show gross decrease 3.318 million and net decrease 817,300. Corn late and frost-susceptible, other crops fair. Investment demand for bonds broadening. strong loan crowd appetite for stocks noted.

Pennsylvania

What Brokers Say on Stock Market Prospects

There is no reason for a view change about stocks. If distribution grows, a setback of several points could occur, but current offerings are limited. Profit-taking on the rally depressed markets. after absorption, the market strengthened. Activity centered on Union Pacific and Reading, recommended to buy on declines.

Weather Bureau Vermont Harriman W. E. Hutton & Co Union Pacific Reading H. M. Beazell

Stock market ends heavy after mixed day led by SP

The market showed a sagging trend most of the session with a forced rally led by Southern Pacific and other specialties. The close remained heavy and liquidation was light, signaling little chance of further declines amid easy money and favorable agricultural outlook unless political developments spark unease.

Southern Pacific Page & Hill Roberts, Hall & Criss

Money markets and bonds steady in New York and Boston reports

New York money on call easy at 1al% with steady rates across periods and sterling exchange firm. Government and railroad bonds mostly steady or firm. Boston notes show call loans 2a3 percent and various bond quotes for Atchison, Boston systems, Union Pacific, and major corporations with ex dividend adjustments and notable share prices.

New York Sterling’ Exchange Boston Sept Atchison Adj Atchison Mexican Central Boston & Albany Boston & Maine Boston Elevated Fitchburg Union Pacific American United States Steel

Treasury balances show available cash and gold assets

Treasury balances in the general fund exclude the gold reserve reveal an available cash balance of 189,890,139 dollars, gold coin and bullion totaling 34,003,816 dollars, and gold certificates amounting to 30,911,760 dollars.

Washington Treasury General Fund

New York Bond Sales Record Listings and Totals

A detailed 1936 bond market page lists numerous issues from U S East to Pacific and Interboro with prices and percentages. Entries include Am, T. & T. co, U S Steel, Erie, Reading, N Y & W, Col. So, and others with varied par values and yields. total sales figure appears at the end.

Business Men's Club notes and grain rule decision

Visitors registered at the Business Men's Club included F G Eddy Troy F W Breuer Adrian John Godard Greensburg W A Beckler Chicago and J Wallenstein Indianapolis The Chamber of Commerce grain inspection committee said no rule is needed to cover grain shrinkage in transit and the board approved the report Griffith C Little was admitted to membership.

Business Men’s Club F. G. Eddy Troy, O F. W. Breuer Adrian, Mich John Godard Greensburg Ind W. A. Beckler Chicago J. Wallenstein Indianapolis Committee On The Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Griffith C. Little

London Market Ends Uneven as Disounts Firm on Exports

London money markets show ample funds while gold exports to South America buoy Kaffirs and diamond shares. Stocks drift after continental disruption. Southern Pacific lifts Wall Street as American securities dip then recover. Consols steady but activity weakens with New York opening. paring gains seen in Paris and Berlin trading.

London South America Stock Exchange Continent New York Southern Pacific Wall Street Anaconda 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 Union Pacific United States Steel Wabash Amalgamated Copper Paris Exchange Berlin

Wool market shows steadier demand and better tone in Boston and St Louis

Local dealers report improved inquiry and stronger sales with most domestic wools steady. Prices range across Ohio Pennsylvania fleeces to Texas twelve months and California Northern, reflecting active movement in Australian sixty-fours and 50a52c cleaned wool amid steady market signals in Boston and St Louis.

Boston Texas Ohio Pennsylvania Delaine Kentucky Indiana Missouri California Middle County ST. Louis

Public Debt Statement Shows August Deficit and Rising Total

The monthly public debt report for August 1908 notes debt excluding cash at $963,886,xxx with a $5,076,765 monthly increase. Interest bearing debt totals $897,503,990 and cash balances total $1,786,442,021 against $1,446,551,883 liabilities, leaving $339,890,138 on hand. Receipts were $45,294,372 and expenditures $49,203,500 for August.

Washington Treasury National Bank Philippine Treasury

London tin and metal markets report mixed declines

New York reports sharp drops in London tin with spot £131 and futures £131 15s. Copper slips in London to £60 12s 6d spot and £61 7s futures. Local markets show weakness in tin copper and iron with varied prices in [locations], while lead and spelter hold steady or rise slightly. St Louis notes dull lead at $4.42 4% and firm spelter at $4.57 4%.

New York London Standard Cleveland Northern Southern ST. Louis

Available Grain Supplies Rise in Europe and U S

Special reports show wheat supplies in the United States east of the Rockies and Canada down by 1 125 000 bushels while afloat stocks to Europe rise by 3 900 000. Corn and oats inventories in the United States and Canada increase by hundreds of thousands of bushels led by gains in Minneapolis elevators. Major decreases include Manitoba and several U S ports with increases noted in private Minneapolis elevators.

W York Bradstreet United States Rockies Canada Europe Manitoba Ft. Worth Omaha Newport News Nashville Minneapolis

Butter Eggs Cheese Poultry Market Rundown

Kansas City reports steady eggs with fresh extras at 22c and current receipts 16%c. Chicago notes steady butter and cheese with daisies at 12c to 12 1/2c and poultries mainly steady. New York lists butter receipts at 17,637 pkgs and cheese and eggs firm with various regional prices. Western poultry shows spring chickens 12c to 19c, turkeys 12c, fowls 13c to 14c across markets.

Kansas City Chicago New .York

Cotton Seed Oil Trade Report from New Orleans

New Orleans September 1 Cotton Seed oil price showing prime at 34 cents per pound.

New Orleans

Bond Market Quiet as Clearings Rise in Early September

Cincinnati and Chicago money markets show improved activity with clearings totaling 3,895,150 dollars and declines in New York exchange discounts. Gas and Street Railway stocks remain active while municipal and industrial bonds remain largely steady, with limited large-block trading and a steady to firm discount environment.

Cincinnati New York Exchange Commercial Tribune Chicago Evidene Newport & Covington Light and Traction

Securities listing and bond prices

A compact securities section lists various railroad bonds and financial instruments with quoted prices and ex-dividend statuses. Notable entries include Miami and Geranium bonds, Dayton & M. Day & Ur 5s, Ky. Central 4s, and Nor. Nat. 125, reflecting range of listed issues and yields.

Ky. Cent Miami

Cotton Crop In Fine Condition Across States

The Crop Reporting Board reports the cotton crop averaged 76.1 percent in good condition as of August 25, down from 83 on July 25. State figures show Virginia 87, North Carolina 80, South Carolina 76, Georgia 177, Florida 80, Alabama 77, Mississippi 79, Louisiana 63, Texas 75, Arkansas 83, Tennessee 88, Missouri 90, Oklahoma 70, with comparisons to ten‑year August averages.

Washington Crop Reporting Board The Bureau of Statistics of United States Department of Agriculture Today Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas Arkansas Tennessee Missouri Oklahoma

Cotton Market Slumps After Government Condition Report

New York trading ends with a broad decline as the monthly condition report shows 76.1 against 72.7 last year, triggering bear pressure and liquidation. October leads losses with futures near 8.40c, while New Orleans and Liverpool markets show mixed adjustments and steady close figures.

New York New York Cotton Exchange New Orleans Houston Gulf Coitton Kate Sassesse Liverpool

Market closes with mixed mining stock results in Boston

The day’s trading in Boston shows varied performance across mining and related stocks. Names listed include Amalgamated Columbus and many others with percent changes ranging from slight gains to notable declines.

New York Mining Prices on Sept 1

New York market notes show prices for multiple mining shares including Alice, Brunswick Consolidated, Comstock Tunnel stock and bonds, Consolidated California and Virginia, Horn Silver, Iron Silver, Leadville Consolidated, Little Chief, Mexican, Ontario, Ophir, Standard, and Yellow Jacket with varying quotes. The report lists the day’s offerings across a range of penny to midrange stocks.

New York Brunswick Consolidated Consolidated California

Cincinnati Markets Report Shows Wheat and Corn Firm

Minneapolis Wheat No 1 Northern closed at 1.021 dollars per bushel as local prices firmed. Wheat and corn showed strength with improved demand. oats steady with light receipts. Rye steadier. flour quiet. timber and whisky markets firm with mixed grain sales and various prices reported.

Cincinnati Minneapolis Northern Timothy

Prices for Fruits Vegetables and Groceries in Kanawha Store

List of per unit prices for apples bananas beets carrots cucumbers cantaloupes cabbage lemons oranges onions potatoes peaches pears peas string beans sugar corn squash tomatoes watermelons and related meat and farm products with ranges and sale terms On arrival and from store notes included.

Messina Palermo Valencia Georgia New York

Burley Society to Meet in Winchester on Price Talks

The Burley Tobacco Society Executive Committee meets at its Winchester headquarters to set grading and pricing for about eight million pounds of pooled Burley. Samples from Kentucky Ohio and West Virginia districts are stored in Winchester for inspection as bids and fair prices are discussed likely 18 to 20 cents per pound with some support for 2 cents being rejected.

Lexington Burley Tobacco Society Winchester Kentucky Ohio West Virginia

Oil prices and chemical quantities across ports report

Oil City balance totals show 1.78 credit, 126094 barrels run, 157615 average, shipments 185981. Lima and Indiana oil prices cited. Wilmington notes spirits turpentine steady and rosin receipts. Charleston lists turpentine and rosin grades. Savannah records firm turpentine and rosin with multiple grade prices and stock levels.

Oil City Toledo Lima Indiana Wilmington Charleston Savannah Rosin

Coffee market opens steady gains amid mixed trading

The New York coffee market opened five points higher on stronger French cables and light covering, then eased yet closed unchanged to five points higher. Some 34 000 bags traded with September at 5.70 to 5.75 cents, December 5.55, March 5.55 to 5.60, and May 5.60 to 5.65 cents. spot quiet with Rio at 7 6 cents and Santos at 4 8 cents.

New York Rio Santos Cordova

Dry goods market shows small buying across territory

New York reports a muted dry goods market with 4150 pieces of fine twilled broadcloth sold at 59 cents. Cutters lead purchases as export cotton trade remains light and cotton yarns ease. Linings move to retailers in small quantities while fine dress ginghams stay in good demand for spring.

New York

Clover seed and alsike prices listed for futures

In Toledo on September 1 the market shows October Clover seed at 5.95, December at 6.00, March at 6.13. Alsike prices include Prime 8.85, No.2 6.75, No.3 5.00, rejected 5.30.

Toledo

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