Light bank lending and easy money market tone in 1901
An 1901 report notes lighter loan demand and easier money conditions. Banks held rates around 5 percent on time and 4 percent on call with some loans at 4 to 5 percent. Brokers favored private capital at 3 percent and city banks at 3 to 3.5 percent. Foreign exchange and government bond activity were subdued with pockets of demand, while New York and Boston markets showed muted trading and firm to higher prices in some issues.
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Local securities show tepid market with mixed moves on bonds
The Stock Exchange sees narrow activity with Cincinnati Gas and Electric and Cincinnati Street weak, while railroad bonds remain in demand and stocks show strength in bond-related issues. Reports note bids on Little Miami and a peculiar stamp tax demand affecting memoranda of sale, amid scattered transactions in specialty issues.
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Cincinnati Street
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Market Gossip On July Wheat Impact And The Corner Debate
Chicago traders discuss ongoing July wheat manipulation and price control for near term. Ware Leland say bullish sentiment was shocked but selling of deferred futures may resume on strong spots as new crop nears. Finley Barrell Roberts Hall view July affair as temporary whirl and doubt a market corner is planned.
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Logan
Hutton
Ware & Leland
Buddeke
Finley-Barrell
Roberts & Hall
New York Financial Markets End Week With Irregular Closing
The New York financial market opened strong but turned weak with widespread declines led by Sugar. After a late rally, prices again fell, ending irregularly as drought fears and speculative pressure weighed on grain and rail shares. Ontario & Western and Erie remained under scrutiny amid sector uncertainty.
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Railroads drive market gains on merger and settlement talks
Market activity centered on railroad news with rumors of Missouri Pacific gaining influence in Southern Pacific in exchange for relinquishing assets to the Pennsylvania, Wabash, and Lake Erie. Pennsylvania rose 3% while Southern Pacific gained 4% and Erie stocks surged. General Electric jumped on strong earnings rumors.
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Wabash
Lake Erie
Union Pacific
Atchison
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Rock Island
Northern Pacific
Ontario & Western
General Electric
United States Express
Des Maiines
Ft. Dodge
Brooklyn
Union Gas
Peoria
Eastern
Eries
Sterling Exchange
United States
New York
Railroad earnings in May show mixed results across lines
Hocking Valley reports a rise of 703 dollars for the fourth week of May. St. Louis and San Francisco increases 20,722 for the fourth week and 118,571 for the month. Chicago and Eastern Sioux shows 13,000 up in the fourth week and 15,501 down in May with a 49,791 fall for the month. Canadian Pacific records a 12,000 decrease for May.
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Pacific Mail
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Pennsylvania
St. Paul
St. L
Weioen Union
Car Fay
Swee
Dae A&mal. Co
T. Fee
Lee
Thera
Feenias 1 Car Co
Market Opinion Signals Steady Tone and Gains Ahead
A market opinion notes a healthful condition with improving shares. Chesapeake & Ohio, Pennsylvania, and S S K T preferred are seen rising. coal shares may resume activity. sugar expected to lag. The overall view is cautious optimism, with higher prices possible if gains persist and declines limited.
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Coalera
Burnet House Cafe Merchants' Cafe Lunchroom Opens
Merchants' Cafe and Lunchroom at Burnet House offers quick service from 11 30 A M to 3 P M with reasonable prices and a focus on prompt meals.
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Burnet House Cafe
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Mining Shares and Metals Brief from Colorado Springs
Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune reports mixed mining share updates from Colorado Springs on June 1. Trading figures include Mountain at 19 percent, Blue Bell at 1 percent, Ingham at 17 percent, Doctor Jack 76 percent, Elkton at 0? and M Ina Bella 61 percent, Pharmacist 8 percent, Portland 295 and Work.
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M. Inabella
Portland
Cincinnati Stock and Bond Quotes Across Railroads Banks and Trusts
Quotation list shows bids and asks for railroads including Little Miami J C N O & TP Cin St Ry and more. It covers stockyards banks insurance bonds and street railways with numerous issuing entities and various maturity notes across Cincinnati Covington Newport and surrounding markets.
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Cincinnati Markets June 4 Provisions and grain report
Tuesday evening market notes show quiet provisions with a 150 tes sale of lard at 8.05c and improved flour demand at prior prices. Grain receipts were light with wheat easy and mixed car sales on track at various prices. Hay and feed prices softened while berries and potatoes firmed with a broad range of country produce and meats listed.
Phenix Grain and Stock Exchange Listing
Phenix Grain and Stock Exchange at 315 Vine Street Cincinnati Ohio lists contact number 96 for inquiries about grain and stock trading services.
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Vine Street
Cincinnati
Cotton Market Reports From New York and New Orleans
New York and New Orleans market notes show cotton prices steady to quiet. Spot middling prices quoted around 7.5 to 8.0 cents with varied futures and closing figures across several months and delivery periods.
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Italy
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Oil City and Savannah Markets Report June 4 Records
Credit balances at Oil City stand at 1.05 with no bids on certificates. Shipments total 100 576 barrels, average 5 932 barrels, runs 91 048 and average 54 983 barrels. Savannah reports spirits turpentine market firm with quotations around 7 to 2.25 per unit and window glass prices noted at 2. % to 3.
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