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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1900

Page

9

Money Market Steady as Banks Hold Firmer Tone

National City Bank of New York has been calling loans while money in the East climbs to 5 percent and the stock market weakens. Local securities remain dull with limited desirable loans. Cincinnati area bonds and stocks show modest activity and mixed bids as traders await settlement capital.

National City Bank of New York Cincinnati Street Railway Columbus & Xenia Railway New York Little Miami Railway Cincinnati Gas Company Columbus Gas Light and Heating Company Common Columbus Railway Etc Gas Co Roots Co Tob. Co Aiken-Redway H.C Tob.Co U.S. Prig.Co N’l N'l Lafayette Insurance Company Cincinnati Eureka Mer. & Man Washington Oe Security W.W S.rd C'y Hall Covington, Newport Hamilton County Newport H. C

Talk of Office and Street

Local bank stocks rise with Cincinnati buyers and New York demand. National City Bank shares trade around 492 to 494 with 490 bid 494 ask in New York. National Bank of Commerce stock bought at 267. Third Avenue bond subscriptions oversubscribed, closing at noon. Coffee prices hit yearly lows as sentiment improves. Chicago Telephone shares gain on Bell system consolidation hopes. American Car and Foundry reports higher orders and strong earnings, with solid dividend position. Bradstreet notes weekly business failures up 2 1/2 percent from prior year, with Canadian failures slightly lower.

New York Cincinnati National City Bank New York City National Bank of Commerce Third Avenue Rio Santoe Chicago Bell Telephone

Wall Street Review Marked by Cash Outflows and Mixed Moves

The article notes a 7 million dollar prospect of cash decline triggering stock sales, with continued Subtreasury withdrawals of 6.1 million this week and large borrowing for outside operations. It highlights mixed stock movements including gains for Amalgamated Copper tied to related interests, a dip in Tennessee Coal and Iran, and notable activity in railroad and utility shares amid broad bond demand and persistent uncertainty in the money market.

New York Banka of Express Third Avenue Erie Securities Pennsylvania Coal Company St. Louis San Francisco Chicago & St. Louis Tennessee Iran United States Rubber Company Pacific Mail Western Railroad United States

Foreign BOURGES. World market wrap and rail stocks update

London prices show Consols at 75 16 for money and 98% for account as stock and rail shares list mixed gains and losses. American and Canadian assets slip in some cases while Eries remain in demand. Berlin, Vienna and Paris bourses report firm to modest moves with gold rents rising in Austria.

London Atchison Canadian Pacific St Paul Illinois Central Louisville Union Pacific New York Central Erie Pennsylvania Reading Erie First Northern Pacific Grand Trunk Anaconda Rand Mines Stock Exchange Denvers Atchisons Union Pacifics Berlin Vienna Paris DeBeers

Financial Markets Report from New York and Boston

New York close shows money on call at 4.5 to 5 percent, last loan 5 percent, mercantile paper 4 84 percent. Sterling weak with bankers bills at 4 85 and 4 81 percent, commercial bills 4 80 to 4 81 percent. Silver certs 64 to 65, bar silver 64 1/4, Mexican dollars 50. Government bonds weak, state bonds strong, railroad bonds irregular. Boston closing stocks list several names with varied prices including Atchison and Burlington & Quincy among others.

New York Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange Boston Atchison, Ee & Cons “i Alg Armen Boston & Albanyton Elevated Boston & Fevision Chica Burlington & Quincy Dominion Coal

Bond Prices Across Markets in New York Report

New York reports mixed bond quotations with various issues including Atchison general, Oregon Navigation, Colorado Southern, Chicago Terminal, St. Paul consols, Union Pacific, Northern Pacific, and others. Notable levels show general ranges around 70 to 130 for many rails and utilities with several issues near par or above.

Amer Atchison Baltimore & Ohio Ewes Brooklyn R. T Canada Ind C.,'C Cc St. L Chic Chicago & Alton Colorado Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago & N. V Chicago Denver & Rio Grande Delaware & Hudson Waewelewees Erie Federal Steel General Electric Hocking Valley Lemme Lawene International Paper Iowa Central Ersey Central Northern Pacific Pullman Ontario & Western - Ue Pennsylvania Pacific Mail Republic Iron & Btees Southern Railway Teestleewen St. L. & S. Fatette St. Paul Southern Pacific W. Seeeeeers Eneeee Texas Pacific Arene Tenn Union Pacific Wabash Pacific Wee A Wheeling & Zod New York Atchison Gen Oregon DW - Binsentanovene Cc & N W. Con S. Ft St. Ae I. M St.l S.f.gen TG Bon Ghoi D.C Pacific Iowa Stan. R T.és Tex. & Pac Wabash N. J. Cen Nor. Pacific West Shore N.Y Virginia Nor. & W. Con

Argentine Wheat Crops Suffer Rain Damages Amid Harvest

Reports indicate rains damage the Argentine wheat crop as harvest nears while shipments for the week show 312,000 bush of wheat and 360,000 bush of corn. Market notes from Modern Miller and Nashville correspondent describe steady prices, improved inquiries, and cautious sentiment amid fluctuating world supply.

Nashville Tenn

Wheat and grain futures driven by rains and demand in Argentina

Wheat markets rise on rain disruptions in Argentina and stronger cash demand, with January futures peaking near 71 1 4 cents and closing modestly higher. Corn and oats follow a mixed start with better exports and receipts, while hog prices slide and pork, lard, and rib futures show lower to mixed closes.

Chicago Portugal Holland Liverpool Tle Swords Seaboard Minneapolis New York Duluth May Cloge

Oil City oil market reports mixed cash and bid levels

Crofit balances 107 certificates and sales of 20 000 bbls cash at 110, closed 109 bid for cash. Shipments 89 379 bbls, average 99 191 bbls, runs 98 811 bbls. Savannah spirits of turpentine 38 1 2 c ros in firm unchanged.

Oil City Crofit Savannah

Wool Market Outlook Teems With Mixed Signals

The Commercial Bulletin notes December quiet in wool trading with steady activity and stronger foreign markets. Australian prices have risen about 10 percent since opening, while U S purchases in Australia total 12 000 bales. Week sales reach 5 754 000 pounds, domestic down 302 553 bales from last year, foreign up 36 533 300 pounds.

Boston Commercial Bulletin Australia Stott Mills W. L. Strong & Co

Note on Quotations and Cash Terms for Small Orders

The note explains that quotations refer to average-sized lots unless stated else and are typically cash transactions. It states that for filling small orders an advance over prices charged is applied for most articles.

Market Prices Notice for Produce Items

Head lettuce at illatic per hamper and 125 dollars per barrel. String beans priced at 50 dollars per box.

Market Roundup of Butter Eggs and Poultry Prices

Across New York Chicago St Louis Philadelphia and Kansas City on December 7, dairy and egg markets show varied firmness and activity. Butter ranges from 12 to 28 cents with creamery and dairy distinctions. eggs show gains in some regions and losses in others. poultry prices steady to slow with modest advances in specific items.

Elgin Creamery Ohio New York Schweitzer Pittsburg Kanawha Chicago ST. Louis Dec Creamery Eye Philadelphia

Burnet House Merchants' Cafe Opens for Quick Lunch

The Merchants' Cafe and Lunchroom at Burnet House begins serving from 11 30 a m to 8 p m daily offering quick service and reasonable prices to patrons seeking a midday meal at the downtown hostelry.

Burnet House Merchants

Grain and Provisions Market Report Across Cities

A consolidated report from New York and other markets shows mixed commodity activity. Flour receipts and exports, wheat variances by grade and delivery, corn and oats trading, and coffee and sugar movements reflect narrow demand and fluctuating prices across regions from New York to Milwaukee.

Metal and grain market notes from New York and Chicago

Reports show tin and spelter weakness, copper and lead steady. Iron markets quiet in London. domestic prices hold near previous levels. Cattle and hogs run mixed across key exchange points with slight gains and steady trends amid broad activity in New York, Pittsburgh, and St Louis trading hubs.

Commercial Tribune Colorado Springs Coriolanus Ingham Lexington Portland Antelope Nugget O. K Battle Mountain Jack Pot Pharmacist Hayden Silver State Monarch Elkton Isabella Maton Work Mountain Beauty New Haven Rose Nicol Edsall, Key & CO New York London Lake Superior Northern Southern Boston Adventure Allouez Mining Company Amalgamated Copper Atlantic Montana Butte Calumet and Hecla Centennial Franklin Humboldt Osceola Parrot Quincy Santa Fe Copper Tamarack Utah Winona Wolverines

Cotton Market Declines Amid Mixed Futures Prices in New Orleans

In New Orleans trading, the cotton market shows a dull to steady tone with 2,600 bales sold and futures barely steady. Prices for December through August range from 6.69 to 9.09 cents, with various months and futures figures listed and a broad set of weekly statistics detailing sales, stock, receipts, and exports to Britain, France, and the continent.

Gulf New Orleans Great Britain France

Burley Tobacco Trade Sees Stable Prices with Mixed Grades

The Burley tobacco market shows little change this week with overall prices holding steady versus several weeks prior. Red tips ease slightly, while good red fillers rise fractionally. higher grades offset declines in lower grades. Sellers note modest new leaf supply and strong demand for bright trash and stripping logs. upcoming week expected to remain active with competitive quotes from major shippers.

Cincinnati Belogna Cincinnati Tobacco Warehouse Company Leaf Tobacco Warehouse Company

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