Inequitably distributed active May 31 1901 exchange
Banks report half seeking money and half quiet demand with holiday effects. Third street clearings totalled 8 827 000. monthly clearings up to 86 810 750 versus 65 6550 last May. Sterling and foreign exchange steady with premiums. government bonds and stocks shown steady to firm in New York and Boston markets.
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New York Exchange
Frey
New York
Seeder Cceueees Baeing
Heaton
É Seger
Third Street
Foreign Exchange
New. York
Rime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Bay
Ures Atchison
Canada South
Oregon
R. G
Chicago
St.l
S.F
Colorado South
Erie General
F. W
D. C
South
Pacific
N. J. Cen. G
North
N.Y
Virginia Con
Boston
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
American Telephone
Boston & Albany
Boston Elevated
Boston & Maine
Burlington & Quincy
Dominion Coal
U.S. Steel
Fitchle
Generallectric
Mexican Atral
N. E. Gas & Coke
Old
N. Y. Central
London
Atchison
St. Paul
Illinois
McLouisville
Union Pacific
New’ York Central
Erie
Pennsylvania
Erie Firsts
Northern Pacific
Grand Trunk
Anaconda
United States
Steel
Rand Mines
India Council
Stock Exchange
Paris
Ssels
Congo
Kaffirs
Berlin
Laura Company
Local Securities and Market Activity in Cincinnati
Transactions in Cincinnati Gas and Electric dominated the day with varied interest in local securities. Small investors moved to United States Printing and Cincinnati Street, while Columbus Gas and Water Works saw notable activity outside the Stock Exchange and Citizens' National Bank gained renewed inquiry as to recent moves.
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Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Citizens
First National
Columbus
United States
Cincinnati Street
Cincinnati
Stock Exchange
H. & D. Preferred
Baldwin Pian Grand Prix Paris 1900
D. F. Baldwin and Co announces the Baldwin Pian Grand Prix in Paris for 1900. The event details list a venue at 142 144 West Fourth Street and indicate participation by Baldwin associated interests.
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Paris
D. F. Baldwin & Co
Stocks and Bonds From Cincinnati Market Notebook
Readable extracts show bids and asks for railroad stocks and miscellaneous securities. Listings include Cin. Gas & Electric, Union lines, insurance and national banks, plus Covington Newport bonds and various street railway issues with yields and maturities.
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Col. & Xenia
U.rys
St. Ry
Roots Co. Pr
Tob. Co
Col.g.& Hco
Aiken Redway Co
S.tob.co
Co. Getts
Hio Truss
Cin.Gas & E
Mercly
Erman
Lafayette
Atlas
Cen. T
N’l
Far
É.t
Insurance
Western Ger
Eureka
National
Mer. & Man
Cincinnati
W.W
Market optimism lifts stocks amid rail and industrial strength
New York traders push prices on gains in Atchison Union Pacific Southern Pacific and Missouri Pacific as rumors of Pennsylvania control and potential consolidations circulate. Steel and copper rise while bonds advance and cash inflows offset bank losses. market closes active with broad gains and speculation on dividends.
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New York
Harriman-Rockefeller-Gould
Pennsylvania’ Railroad
London
Thenania
Atchison
Bane
Polnneyivanias
Union Pacific
Southern’ Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Southern Railway
Atchi
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Kansas & Texas
Northern Pacific
New York Central
Baltimore & Ohio
Greater Missouri Pacific
United States
Amalgamatedompany
Evansville & Terre Haute
Des Moines
Ft. Dodge
Twin City
Burlington
Canada
Southern
Chicago
Alton Owenee
del. & Hudson & Www
Jersey Central
Kan. C
Manhattan
York
Dofirstay
St. Paul
St Texas P
Tetin
Coal &Iron
Sen Seneeseuen
Wié& Il
Eeeke
Union
Gopper Oe
Preesed Steel Car Co
Pullmen
Sitit
Attece
Bankers and Brokers Ad Feature at 116 East Third Street
An advertisement from George Eustis Co, bankers and brokers, promotes services at 116 East Third Street. The notice highlights the firm’s role in financial dealings and trust offerings for clients seeking investment and loan guidance.
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George Eustis. ,Co., Bankers and Brokers
East Third Street
Bradstreet's Review Week Failure Totals Report
Failures for the week 144, down from 192 the prior week and 135 a year ago. Comparisons show 1899 had 129 failures, 1898 had 178, and 1897 had 192. Canadian failures total 21, same as last week and a year ago.
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Bradstreet
Burnet House Merchants' Cafe Lunchroom Opens
The Merchants Cafe and Lunchroom at Burnet House offers quick service from 11 30 A M to 3 P M with reasonable prices.
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Burnet House Merchants
Regional Pack Stock Markets Report May 31
New York Chicago Louisville and other markets list butter eggs and poultry prices. Butter firm across regions with creamery and dairy quotes. eggs steady to firm with varied unpacked and selected grades. poultry values show alive birds and dressed meat with mixed regional ranges.
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New York
Chicago
Paes Louis
Baltimore
Louisville
Metals Market Mixed in Holiday Trade Across Regions
Special despatch notes mixed metal prices with light demand on a holiday, copper quiet in London with spot at £129 15s and futures £128 10s, U.S. markets ending near steady after a quiet day.
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Commercial Tribune
Colorado Springs
Battle Mountain
Blue Bell
Ingham
Doctor Jack
Bikton
C.&m
Isabella
Pharmacist
Portland
Work
Nugget
Silver State
Edsall, Key & Co
New York
London
Metals Markets Drift As Copper and Iron Prices Hold Steady
London and New York trading show limited moves with copper futures near $4.37 and iron markets easing in buyers’ favor. Domestic and international quotes list steel and ore prices, including Spelter at $3.95 to $4.04 and various warrants and foundry values across Glasgow, Middlesboro, and U S markets.
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London
Spelter
Northern Foundry
Southern Foundry
Glasgow
Middlesboro
New York
Adams
Brunswick
Comstock ‘Tunnel
Con
Cal
Deadwood Terra
Horn
Iron
Leadville
Ontario
Ophir
Phoenix
Potest
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes
Standard
Boston
Adventure
Amalgamated Copper
Atlantic
Bingham
Boston & Montane
Butte & Boston
Calumet & Hedla
Centennial
Franklin
Humboldt
Osceola
Parrot
Quincy
Sante Fe
Tamarack
Utah
Wolverines
ST. Louis
May
Miata
Elastic book cases cabinets and desks at Globe Wernicke
The Globe Wernicke Co offers elastic book cases cabinets and card indexes desks at their retail store located at Fourth and Elm Streets.
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Globes Wernicke CO
Fourth & Elmsts
Wheat and corn advance on weather reports in Chicago market
Chicago May 31 Wheat futures rose on reports of drought and Hessian fly damage while corn moved mixed with July wheat up and July corn down. Trading showed early volatility with shorts covering and late buying keeping prices firm before close. Argentine weekly exports totaled 624000 bushels with steady st. Louis and Minneapolis car counts reported.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Logan
Hutton
Liverpool
Seaboard
Weat
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Ware & Leland
Market Notes on Hog Prices and Wheat Futures
A brief market roundup shows hog prices easing despite steady receipts while July pork and ribs edge lower and futures quotes for wheat and corn fluctuate. Cash grain prices list No. 2 yellow at about 74 to 75 cents and oats near 28 cents, with further notes on pork, lard, and short ribs from the Chicago Market desk.
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Ats
Cordova
Toledo
Baltimore
Southern
ST. Louis
Milwaukee
Wheat and corn export totals from Bradstreet's Review
Bradstreet's Review notes weekly and seasonal export figures for wheat and corn. Wheat shipments for the week total 4,133,970 bushels with prior readings 4,796,084 corrected last week and 4,583,140 in the corresponding week 1900, plus season to date at 194,187,632 bushels. Corn for the week 2,037,343 bushels with year-ago and previous week comparisons, season-to-date 165,622,106 bushels, against 189,525,648 last season and 155,801,539 in 1898-99.
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Bradstreet
Grain And Provisions Market Report From New York
May 31 market roundup shows firmer tone in flour and wheat with higher activity and strong cash demand. Corn and oats trade steady to firm as crop news weighs, while coffee declines amid light demand and ample supplies.
Stockholders Press Exchange With Union Lead and Oil
American Linseed Company stockholders in New York urge prompt deposit of shares to exchange their stock for Union Lead and Oil Company stock under a proposed agreement aimed at reducing costs and boosting future dividends two thirds of each class must approve the swap.
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American Linseed Company
Union Lead and Oil Company
Union Lead.and Oil Company
NEW York Security and Trust Company
Wall Street
New York City
Illinois Trust and Savings Bank
City OF Chicago
Union Lead and Oil
Guy G. Major
New York
American Linseed, Company
Havding
Guy. G. Major
Frank. H. Ray
William P. Orr
Augustus N. Eddy
John L. Severance
Gomer E. Bighley
George G. Metzger
John W. Hirst
Robert H. Adams
John W. Daniels
Dividend Declared on Preferred Stock of Company
The Board of Directors declared a 3 percent dividend on the preferred stock payable June 15 1901 to stockholders of record June 1 1901. Henry M. Work secretary.
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Henry M. Work
Wool market report shows weak demand and heavy receipts
Boston stock and receipts data indicate a congested wool market. Medium wools are weak while fine wools hold firm. Ohio delaine steady at 29c, Irish wools bring 26c, and overall imports and shipments rise compared with 1900 figures.
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Boston
Commercial ‘Bulletin
United States
Ohio
Cotton Market Mixed as New York Close Shows Steady Prices
May 31 New York reports limited demand with small orders and moderate turnover. Brown and dyed cottons hold steady while prints stay inactive at new prices. Fall fabrics see slight declines. linens remain in moderate demand and firm. burlaps rise on strong foreign advices.
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Stockges Ag
New Yorke
New York
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W.R. Todd & Company, Wacnor Sr
Cincinnati Bonds
Butler County
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