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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1908

Page

8

Unnatural Tranquillity in Stocks Sparks Suspicion

New York stock market showed an unusual calm after recent upheaval. Bear covering and large orders by influential houses, led by Harriman Pacifics and Reading, fueled talk of Standard Oil and Harriman interests behind the moves. Copper, bonds, and agricultural sector notes added to mixed signals as investors awaited further guidance.

New York Stock Exchange Harriman Pacifics Reading Standard Oil Harriman London

Market opens steady then climbs on short covering

Brokers say the market opened normal and 1 to 1 percent higher on leaders, sagged briefly, then rose above opening prices to close near the day’s top on short covering. Trading last hour was quiet with small transactions and little feature. A rally just before the close pushed prices to the high. The market has been strong and may continue, though prices could react.

Reading Page & Hill Roberts, Hall & Criss

Ticker Talk Dividend Outlook And Hamstead Mills Activity

October disbursements are forecast to surpass 135 million dollars as Carnegie Plate Mills in Hamstead, employing about 6 000 workers, operate at full capacity amid a generally buoyant London market.

Carnegie Hamstead

Money Rates and Bonds Mixed Across Northeast Markets

New York and Boston financial desks show steady to dull activity. Money on call at 1 percent in New York with various time loans and mercantile paper quoted, while sterling exchange holds firm. Bond quotes list multiple railroads and utilities with mixed gains and losses across both cities.

New York Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange Boston Atchison Adjustable Atchison Mexican Central Boston & Albany Edison Electric Illum General Electric Massachusetts Electric United Fruit United Shoe United States Steel Cincinnati Kroger Dayton Toledo Toledo Railways and Light New York Exchange

Treasury balances report shows available cash and gold holdings

Treasury general fund balances dated September 23 show available cash of 181,943,501 dollars, gold coin and bullion at 32,669,495 dollars, and gold certificates totaling 31,396,495 dollars, excluding the 150 million dollar gold reserve.

Washington Treasury General Fund

New York Bond Market Totals Fed by W E Hutton Report

A condensed ledger lists Amer T and T cv 4s at 91 percent on 37,000, Atchison 4s and BRT 4s values, notes tobacco and cotton issues, and numerous rail and utility securities with prices, yields and totals around 682,000 dollars and 85 percent. The market shows varied activity across carriers, railroads, and electric lines with several issues trading near par and others below or above 90. The document captures a snapshot of debt instruments from multiple issuers including Erie, Reading, Northern Pacific, Union Pacific, and Southern Pacific with yields and totals.

George Eustis Sdoo Mercantile Library Ing Atchison Canadian Pacific Chicago Colorado Southern Delaware Hudson Erie Ewnneve Bim Great Northern Illinois Central Missouri Pacific New York Central Sane Fey Norfolk & Western Northern Pacific Ontario & Western Pennsylvania Eoins Rock Island Southern Pacific Southern R. R Bedochsavess Sng St. L St Paul Texas Pacific Toledo Rys. & Teste Toledo Mae Union Pateteeeee Wabas Weeeseee Une Distillers General Electric Wees People’s Gas Republic Steel Sugar Tenn. C United States Steel Isi Western Union Do Amer. T. & T Ite B. RT Sista Aten Leather _ Bee eK Otton Oil C. Cone P. Gcb Igiz Erie Cy Atchison Se B— C Amer, T. & T Tee c Cool Indus N. P Die— Leen N.S. Fe Esa Om Ee Brie Ev N.Y Erie cv. m B— Jc Ts. Maes ‘City Ie Interboro “Se Cw Rs Jn. & LN Oni Northern Pac N. Pac. P. Ll Col Southern Ios A A Erie cv Norther Lake Shore Fiie Southern Pac Jones Orecon Pennsylvania St. L. S. PB St. Leo Union Pac Union Steel Vere

Ohio Valley Improvement Association Meets In Cincinnati

Cincinnati officials announce a meeting of the Ohio Valley Improvement Association at the Business Men's Club on October 1 to choose delegates for the Louisville convention on October 22. Visits by notable attendees include A C Marshall W H Hopkins E M Lee and others from Indianapolis Chicago Cleveland Terre Haute and Gorgel Virginia. The Grand Commandery Knights Templars plan their sixty sixth annual conclave here next month with an additional meeting scheduled Saturday afternoon. Peter Van Leunen a longtime Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce member visited the market with his grain broker wife who began in the business after his eyesight failed.

Cincinnati Ohio Valley Improvement Association Business Men’s Club Louisville A. C. Marshall W. H.—Hopkins E. M. Lee Dayton R. Boyce G. G. Fry Indianapolis L. L. Barth Chicago F. Henry Cleveland J. H. Keys Terre Haute Ind BE. C. Bonte Gorgel Grand Commandery Knights Templars Linton Hotel Peter van Leunen Chamber of Commerce van Leunen Cincinnati Grain Company Decatur, Ill

Bond Department Chief Change At Union Savings Bank

J. D. Chambers will succeed Charles Deppe as manager of the bond department on October 1 at Union Savings Bank and Trust Company. Deppe will move to Chicago to pursue bond business. A farewell dinner is planned Saturday at the Country Club by local bond dealers.

J. D. Chambers Union Savings Bank and Trust Company Charles Deppe Deppe Chicago Country Club

Markets Cheer Despite Nervous Tone on Wall Street Advances

London trading showed plentiful money and firm sentiment on the Stock Exchange with American securities recovering at the open before stabilizing. ConsoLs strengthened on cheap money while Kaffirs weakened late. European bourses in Berlin and Paris remained firm amid cross-Atlantic note concerns.

London Stock Exchange Wall Street New York Anaconda Atchison Baltimore & Ohio Canadian Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago Great Western Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul de Beers Southern Pacific Union Pacific United States Tees Berlin Exchange

London tin market slides as copper steadies becomes muted

London tin prices ease while copper steadies with losses erased. Local New York quotes show tin at 28.60 28.67, copper spot at 59 4s 34d, futures 60 1s 9d. Lead and spelter move little in London. U S listings report lead 4.36 and spelter 4.67. Prices and futures across metals noted with regional variations.

New York London Iran Standard Foundry Cleveland Northern Southern Southern Soft ST. Louis Lead

Boston Mining Market Update

Boston daily market digest lists stock prices and percentage changes for a wide range of mining companies. Notable figures include United Copper 106, Wolverine 137, California listings Calumet and Arizona 115, and others such as Granby 98, IsIe Royale 20, Parrot 25, and Osceola 104 in a broad sector snapshot.

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

Oil, Turpentine and Rosin Market Reports

Oil City reports credit balances 1.78 with runs 201061 barrels and shipments 205524. Charleston shows turpentine steady at 34 cents and rosin prices across grades up to 5.40. Savannah lists turpentine at 35 cents with strong rosin sales and varied grades. Wilmington notes spirits turpentine 34 cents, rosin 2.30 dollars, tar 1.70 and crude turpentine steady with receipts totals.

Oil City Charleston Savannah Wilmington

Dairy Prices Stand Pat Across Markets

Kansas City reports butter firm at 20a24c and eggs unchanged at 23c for fresh extras. Chicago notes butter firm at 20a24c, eggs at 22c for firsts, cheese steady, and poultry mostly steady with live chicks and fowls around 14c. New York shows butter firm, cheese steady, eggs firm, poultry mixed with live and dressed items in the 14c to 22c range.

Kansas City Chicago Springs New York

Dry goods movement drives quick shipments in New York

The September New York market reports strong demand for knit goods and hosiery for immediate shipment while forward spring orders stay slow. Silk piece goods for spring are up 5 percent from fall opening prices. Cotton yarns sell more but at very low figures.

New York

Toledo Market Report Cites Grain Futures

Toledo notes closing futures for Cash and October at 5.70, December 5.80, and March 5.92 with varied quotations. The fragment indicates a commodities market snapshot from the date.

Toledo

No Changes Noted in Prices in Mixed Banking Report

Banks show loan growth and easier terms while municipal issuance leads quotes. Reports from Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis note clearings and balances, with call and time loans near 4 to 5 percent and New York exchange discounts around 10 to 35 cents.

Cincinnati Bank New York Exchange Tascounts Commercial Tribune Chicago Special Dispatch ST. Louis

Stock price table fragment from Southern Ohio markets

Miscellaneous financial listings show bonds and stocks with prices and percentages. Entries include Southern Ohio steers, Am Nat Bank, City Hall, Norw First, Prov 8, Stockyards and Traction shares with varied ex-dividend statuses and preferreds. Prices range around 80 to 190 with several 100s as noted.

Am. Nat Cim Trust City Hall Ilitan Coy N’l Colum, & Sav. Co Ee Norw Nor ES. C

Market in Cincinnati September 23 1908

The Cincinnati market report lists firm wheat prices with No 1 Northern at 1.02, steady corn and oats, firmer rye, steady flour and higher Timothy hay, and firm whisky. It includes bids for wheat, rye, corn, oats, and hay, plus grain inspections and receipts shipments data for multiple commodities.

Cincinnati Minneapolis Northern Do City Lord

Bean and poultry item list from warehouse stock

A dense OCR style inventory lists various beans such as marrowfat and red kidney with prices, plus wool and feather categories including merino, washed, scalded ducks, chicken bodies, and feathers. It also notes hides, butchers, pepper boxes, and horse and sheep skins in separate entries.

The Rice Market Sees Steady Demand and Firm Prices

Good demand persists as receipts remain liberal with most rice moving from docks. Prices stay steady with a firm tone on desirable lots. new crop advances from Japan for next month exceed old crop rates. Storms in the South and West push hardening tendencies and some mills in New Orleans close while inland demand stays strong.

Japan Atlantic New Orleans Louisiana Texas United States Dan Talmage’s Sons Company Talmage Charleston Telegraphs Carolina

New York Coffee Futures Open Steady to Weaker

The New York market opened steady to down, with losses extending to about 100 points by close. Scattered selling and liquidation weighed on prices while demand stayed modest for September through May contracts, with spot market quiet and various origins quoted locally.

New York Brazil Rilo Santos Cordova

New York Stocks and Prices Reported for Mines

Alice offered 3.50 Preece .06 Brunswick Con. .06 Comstock Tunnel stock 21 Comstock Tunnel ponds .17 Con. Cal. and Va. .67 Horn Silver .50 Iron Silver 1.00 Leadville Con. .08 Little Chief .08 Mexican .60 Ontario 4.50 Ophir 1.65 Standard 15S Yellow Jacket .42.

New York Alice Brunswick Con Comstock Tunnel Comstock Tunnel Ponds Con. Cal Leadville Con Little Chief Ontario

Wool Prices Reported by St Louis Firm

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 23. Wool firm price ranges for medium to heavy grades. combing and clothing 15a 20c. light fine 16a 16 4c. heavy fine 11a 12c. tub washed 15a 27c.

ST. Louis

New Orleans Cotton Seed Oil Prices Report

In New Orleans on September 23 the prime cotton seed oil price is quoted at 39 cents per unit.

New Orleans Prime

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