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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1900

Page

9

Lessons from English Banking in American Speculation

Matthew Marshall argues that US banks fuel stock and cotton speculation with large collateral loans while English practice uses cash settlements and time-based methods to stabilize markets. He compares London and Paris practices to New York, warning that domestic credit dependence could trigger broader shocks if unchecked.

Commercial Tribune New York Matthew Marshall Cotton Exchange Stock Exchange Joseph Leiter Chicago Northwest Goschen London The Paris Bank of France Bank of England

Cincinnati Markets Recap June 2 1900 Receipts and Shipments

Market figures list weekly receipts and shipments for apples bananas barley butter cattle cheese coal coffee corn cotton hay bacon lard flour pork and other commodities. The table shows quantities in barrels tons bushels boxes and pounds with figures for receipts and shipments and cash transaction notes.

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Market News Highlights Quiet Trade Across Provisions and Grains

The market shows little change with subdued demand across provisions. Lard and bacon remain mostly steady with modest quotes, while green meats and sugar cured items stay quiet yet steady. Flour, wheat, corn, oats, and rye face uneven activity but overall steadiness, with No. 2 red winter at 72 cents on track and mixed corn around 40 cents.

Elgin Creamery Ohio Big Sandy New York Pittsburg New River Kanawha Manila Itttie Potter Lee Nev

Committee report delays final Distilling Co. of America findings

New York June 1 1900 stockholders of the Distilling Company of America hear that the investigative committee led by Timothy Little will defer a final earnings report until books are closed for the fiscal year ending July 1 1900. The committee notes cooperative officers and directors, plans to appoint an independent auditor, and a stock deposit scheme to stabilize management and secure working capital.

Mercantile Trust Company Distilling Company of America Stephen Little Little Hannis Distilling Company Audit Company of New York August Belmont John JL. Cadwalader T. Jefferson Coolidge, Jr Alvin W. Krech Broadway New York Stock Exchange

Commodity market update with grain and coffee prices

Fiovtt receipts 15 573 bbls exports 34 083 bbls market inactive and easy. Wheat receipts 19 40 bush exports 10 957 bush spot market easy No 2 red 8214 c f o b afloat. Corn receipts 82 875 bush exports 14 395 bush spot steady No 2 43 c f o b afloat. Oats receipts 73 600 bush exports 23 000 bush spot quiet No 2 26 4 c. Coffee futures opened steady and closed steady with minor advances and selling pressure amid drought and foreign buying. Sugar 14 15 142 refined 4.

Isye New York Baltimore Philadelphia Toledo Chicago Milwaukee Minneapolis Duluth St. Louis Oeebe Peoria Cincinnati Rio Santos Minnesota F.o.b

Wheat and grain prices from multiple cities June report

Kansas City and Toledo show slight declines or dull markets for wheat corn and oats with mixed cash options. Milwaukee and Baltimore mark steady to higher clover seed and flour trends, with detailed futures and spot prices for various grades and months.

Maldivin Piano Stands the Musician's Test

D H Baldwin and Company at 142 144 West Fourth Street offers the Maldivin piano model. The instrument faces a musician’s test to prove its quality and suitability for performance settings.

D. H. Baldwin & Co W. Fourth St

Market Receipts and Shipping in Cincinnati Week End

Cincinnati weekly cattle and hog market report shows steady cattle prices with good fat cattle demand and a standout 16 polled Angus steer carload at 560 dollars. Hog receipts total 14,873 with moderate marketing and prices down slightly from last week, while calves and stockers show mixed demand amid liberal receipts.

Cincinnati

Pittsburg and rail hub market summaries show mixed cattle trends

Receipts thin with steady to lower prices across regions. Lambs and sheep demand remains robust in Pittsburgh with prime spring lambs higher, while Kansas City and Chicago report softer cattle and hog markets amid ample supply. New York notes steady sheep and lamb demand with firm lambs.

Tront Commercial Tribune Pittsburg Buffalo New York Kansas City Texas Chicago Texas Bulls ST. Louis

Trade with foreign possessions rises in fiscal year gains

Exports from the United States to Cuba Puerto Rico the Hawaiian Islands the Philippines and Samoa will total about 45 million for the current fiscal year, with Cuba near 25 million Puerto Rico around 2.6 million Hawaii about 15 million and the Philippines about 2.5 million Samoa about 125 thousand. Imports from Cuba reach 31 million Puerto Rico 1.35 million Hawaii 21 million and the Philippines higher than any year since 1891.

U. S Commercial Tribune Washington United States Cuba Puerto Rico Hawaiian Philippine Samoan Islands Hawaiian Islands Philippines Treasury Bureau of Statistics

Park Hill Company Plans $2 Million Move to Huntsville Mills

Arthur H. Lowe president of Park Hill Cotton Manufacturing Company of Fitchburg Mass announces a $2,000,000 project to build mills bleachery and print works near Huntsville Alabama. The first 10 000 spindle mill costing $300 000 will start before next winter. Sixty acres secured in West Huntsville with rail access. Twenty five acres paid by citizens and thirty five donated by West Huntsville Land Company.

Commercial Tribune Huntsville Ala Arthur H. Lowe Park Hill Cotton Manufacturing Company Fitchburg Mass West Huntsville West Huntsville Land Company

Body of William Pearse Found in Muskin gum River

The body of William Pearse, an elderly resident who vanished from his home last November, was recovered today four miles south of Zanesville in the Muskin gum River. Identity established from papers in his pockets.

Commercial Tribune Zanesville William Pearse Muskingum River

Cigar Leaf Breaks Show Strong Demand and Higher Prices

Buyers gathered at 9 30 Saturday for the cigar leaf sales. In about 90 minutes 95 cases sold with low grades dominant and some quality cases. Dutch and Zimmers brought high prices while old Spanish remained popular. overall prices up 4 to 12 percent from prior reports. A worm-control remedy using cobalt syrup and water was recommended by Dr J T Scott of Williamstown Ky.

Morris Miami House Miami Morrris Butey J.T. Scott Williamstown

Ohio Grocers Seek End to Price War

Orrin Thacker, secretary of the Ohio Wholesale Grocers Association, issues a sharp circular urging broad turnout for the annual meeting in Columbus. He cites shop losses from a price war on sugar coffee and tobacco and notes 89 jobbers already commit to attend.

Commercial Tribune Columbus Orrin Thacker Ohio Wholesale Grocers’ Association

Keiley consecrated Bishop of Savannah in Richmond

The Rev. Benj. J. Keiley was consecrated Bishop of Savannah at St. Peter's Cathedral in Richmond with Cardinal Gibbons as consecrator. Assisted by Bishops Monaghan and Northrop, the ceremony lasted about three and a half hours. Admission was by ticket only, followed by a banquet with church dignitaries.

Richmond Benj. J. Keiley Savannah St. Peter’s Virginia Cardinal Gibbons Baltimore John J. Monaghan Wilmington Del Henry P. Northrop Charleston Francis Xavier McCarthy S. T Keiley Becker

Electricity Kills Bacteria Found in Germany

Berlin reports that researchers at the Hygienic Institute of the University of Würzburg have discovered that bacteria can be destroyed using electric currents. The finding marks a potential advance in sanitation and medical science.

Berlin Hygienic Institute University of Wurzburg

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