Atchison Dividend on Preferred Stock Up to Five Percent
General trade notes show preferred stock dividends raised to five percent. Banks report collateral loans at 2 percent while market rates stand around 3 percent with good loans at 4 to 4.5 percent. Local securities activity includes Cincinnati firms and railways with dividend expectations and steady bond demand. Sterling Exchange remains steady amid active documentary bill trading.
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New York
Cincinnati, Newport & Covington Railway
Cincinnati Street Rail Way
Cincinnati Street Railway
Cincinnati Street
Columbus
National Bank
Fay & Egan
Barney & Smith Company
Stock Exchange
Nat. Bank
O Ry
Ugs
Washington
Ind
Canton
Street R. R
Shillito Co
Cin. Gas Co
Sterling Exchange
London
Glaseow
Investors eye 1 percent August dividend for two Cincinnati rail lines
News from Cincinnati highlights speculation on a 1 percent August quarterly dividend for the Cincinnati, Newport & Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway. Analysts note high margins under a 4 percent earnings base and discuss possible stock moves toward par or 3 to 4 percent yields amid bond and railroad earnings updates.
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Tapid
Cincinnati, Newport & Covington and
Cincinnati Street Railway
American Railways Company
Columbus Gas Light declares 3 percent dividend on preferred stock
The Columbus Gas Light and Heating Company announces a 3 percent dividend on its preferred stock to be paid June 15 to stockholders of record as of business date June 1, 1900. W. E. Findley, secretary. Thomas & Post, transfer agents, 71 Broadway, New York. June 1900.
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Columbus Gas Light and Heating Company
Tose
W. EB. Findley
Thomas & Post
Broadway
New York
National Steel and Sugar dividends and rail earnings report
National Steel directors declare regular quarterly 1 percent dividend on preferred stock payable June 30 with books closing June 16. Sugar maintains quarterly 1 percent and 2 percent semi annual on preferred. St Paul May earnings rise 98 713 and July up 3 550 000. Bond and stock quotes show mixed municipal and corporate listings with notes on market sentiment and analyst views.
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Anc
National Steel
National Steel Directors
St. Paul
Chicago Securities
Chi Securities
W. E. Hutton
Diamond Match Company
National Biscuit Company
Stock Market Weakens After Mild Early Gains
New York traders saw early strength in several issues led by Atchison preferred after a 2 percent semiannual dividend was announced and earnings forecasts. Despite some railroad optimism, overall market drifted lower as sugar dividends and foreign market fears weighed, with weakness in iron shares and China tensions dampening demand.
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New York
Atchison Preferred
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Pretoria
London
Paris
United
Bas
China
Wester
Bankers and Brokers Firm Opened by Eustis & Co.
By George Eustis & Co., Bankers and Brokers, 116 East Third Street located in the heart of the financial district announces new services in lending, investment advisory, and brokerage. The firm aims to serve merchants, manufacturers, and residents seeking guided capital management.
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George Eustis & Co., Bankers and Brokers
East Third Street
Stock Exchange Quotations Incomplete and Fragmented
Repository of quotes lists bids asks for railroad stocks misc stocks bank stocks and bonds with numerous gaps and partial values. Includes Cincinnati firms Covington Newport Hamilton bonds and miscellaneous bond sections with varied yields and maturity notes.
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Stock Exchange
Bond Prices Across Markets Describe Mixed Yields
A compilation of varied bond quotes shows American and European issues trading with mixed yields. Notable items include American 115 percent, Dominion Coal 40 percent, Union Pacific 55, and West End 32, with several rail and utility bonds cited and several 4s and 5s listed for different issuers.
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Mercantile É
Sith Etusl
de Bae Mereo
Deci
Boston
Peter Maton
Boston & Maine
Dominion Coal
Federal Steel
Do Preferred
Fitchburg
General Electric
Mexican Entral
New England Gas& Coke
Old Colony
Old Dominion
Union Pacific
West End
Atchison
N. E. Gas & Coke Ss
Financial Markets Report From London And Berlin
Corsols for money 1 2% and for account 10214 Atchison 27% Canadian Pacific 06% St Paul 420% Illinois Central 110% Louisville 81% Union Pacific preferred 7642 New York Central 134% Erie 12% Pennsylvania 47% Reading 9 Erie fleet preferred 27% Northern Pacific preferred 78 Grand Trunk 7% Anaconda 8% Rand Mines-4% Bar silver steady at 7%d per ounce Money 1%2a2% per cent Rate of discount for short bills 2% Three months bills 2%13-16% BERLIN on the Bourse quiet Spanish 4s firm Americans and Canadian Pacifics weak Mining shares fall on US reports Bank shares low.
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London
Corsols
Atchison
St. Paul
Illinois Central
Louisville
Union Pacific
New York Central
Erie
Pennsylvania
Reading
Erie Fleet
Northern Pacific
Grand Trunk
Anaconda
Rand Mines
Berlin
International
America
Metals Market Fluctuations Reported Across Cities
A Colorado Springs despatch notes varied metal prices with general market irregularities. Tin rose about 2 to 50 points in London influence, lead and shelter weak on increased receipts, copper dull, and pig iron warrants very weak. Boston mining shares show mixed gains and declines across numerous holdings. St Louis records lead at 3.95 and spelter at 4.40 with dull activity overall.
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New York
London
Lake Copper
Boston
Adventure
Allouez Mining Co
Amalgamated Copper
Atlantic
Montana
Butte
Calumet Heela
Centennial
Franklin
Humboldt
Osceola
Parrot
Quincy
Santa Fe Copper
Tamarack
Utah Mining
Winona
ST. Louis
F. G. Logan
Market notes Turpentine and Rosin across three ports
Wilmington reports spirits of turpentine at 44 and rosin at 105 to 110. Crude turpentine steady at 180 and 2.80, tar firm at 140. Charleston shows turpentine at 45 percent and rosin unchanged. Savannah lists spirits of turpentine at 46 and rosin firm and unchanged.
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Wilmington
Wool market unchanged with selective demand across regions
Boston reports no material change in the wool market as of June 5. Fleece wools show limited demand with prices mostly nominal. Australian blood lines sell on a scoured basis around 58 cents. Regional quotes list quarter-blood washed 32 cents, three-eighths blood 39 cents to 46 cents, with varied combing and braid figures in Michigan, Kentucky, Missouri, and western states.
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Boston
Ohio
Pennsylva
Michigan
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Georgia
Territory
Montana
Dakota
Utah
Wyoming
Cotton market summaries from New York and New Orleans
New York reports quiet spot trading with mixed price moves and steady futures across the calendar. New Orleans records 2700 bales sold with steady futures and quotes from 7.26 to 8.49 cents, stock listed at 100,236 bales.
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New York
New Orleans
New York Dry Goods Market Shows No Change In Demand
The market today in dry goods is without feature in any direction. General demand remains slow and is readily met at current prices in cotton, wool and silk fabrics.
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New York
Grain and commodity prices drift in New York and Baltimore reports
New York market reports firm wheat and corn with bullish crop outlooks and steady perishables across grains and oils. Baltimore and Toledo notes show quiet flour trades, firm oats and steady rye while cotton seed oil and lard margins soften slightly amid mixed receipts and exports.
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New York
Duluth
aXe
Continent
South America
Jersey
City
New Orleans
Liverpool
Rio
Paltimore
Toledo
ST. Louts
Sun Onribat
Wheat Crop Outlook Mixed as Kansas Leads Gains
Snow reports wheat crops face uncertainty with Kansas promising 59,000,000 bushels more than last year and Texas and Oklahoma potentially up 117,000,000 against 61,000,000. Markets pause as local shippers report limited sales and corn stays firm, while Ohio Indiana and Illinois yields are seen at modest levels.
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Snow
Mississippi
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Ohio
Indiana
Illinoois
Mississippi River
Corn leads steady Chicago market as margins widen
Chicago markets showed strong corn demand and firm closes with July corn up. Wheat remained dull though supported by corn and drought hopes, oats gained on cash demand, and provisions rose modestly. Receipts totaled 648 cars with local selling and external demand lifting prices. Northwest rains and Dakota moisture debate influenced sentiment.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Nebraska
Northwest
Dakotas
Missouri
Shorts
Minneapolis
Duluth
New York
Seaboard
Stenbery Bose
Conae Ee
Quotations for Average-Sized Cash Lots Noted in Note
Note states quotations apply to average-sized lots and are generally cash terms unless specified otherwise. This brief indicates standard cash transactions for typical parcel sizes.
Steady but light market across meat and grain
Market remains quiet with lard and green meats steady yet sluggish. Dry salted and bacon show modest demand and firming quotes, while flour wheat corn oats rye trade shows restrained activity and steady pricing. grain movement notes limited shipments and comparative prices from 1900 to 1899.
Local Market Notes include loans and produce prices
Money to loan on real estate remains available with rates around 6 to 6 1 2 percent. Fruit and vegetables show varied values: cucumbers 5 1 2 to 6 1 4 cents per dozen, egg plants 25 to 27 1 2 cents per case, onions New Orleans 22 1 2 to 23 1 2 per barrel, asparagus 4 1 2 to 5 0 per dozen bunches, cabbage Poulsville flat per crate.
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New Orleans
Poulsville
Commodity Markets Report Debuts and Dairy Prices Across Cities
June markets show butter and cheese holding steady in New York Philadelphia and Chicago with varied creamery quotes. Eggs trade firmer in New York and steadier elsewhere with regional price ranges and stock notes through Kansas City Baltimore and St Louis.
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New York
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Southern
Chicago
Cattle and Hogs Market Report from Cincinnati and Major Cities
The bulletin details receipts and shipments for cattle hogs and sheep across Cincinnati and parallel markets in Pittsburgh Buffalo Chicago New York and Kansas City. It notes a Tuesday lull in cattle supplies with prices steady and inquiries strong for stockers and dairy cows while hogs show active trade with higher prices and light runs. Sheep and lamb markets stay active with steady to firm values across regions and notable demand for high grade lambs.
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Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Chicago
Gale
Texas
Texas Fed
Texas Bulls
New York
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Local Tobacco Market Ends Quiet with Small Offerings
Yesterday’s tobacco market saw only 49 hogsheads offered across four warehouses with a general lack of choice. New tobacco averaged 6 33 per 100 lbs while old sold around 3 dollars per 100 lbs, with activity led by regular buyers and independents and mixed results at Farmers Shippers Bodmann and Globe warehouses.
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Wm. G. Meier & Co
Farmers
Bodmann
Morris
Cincinnati-Miami
Globe
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New York Exchange
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Sugar Ref. Co
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Panssrae
Nat. Steel
Scepesoncese Bak
Delaware & Hudson
Steel & Wire
General Electric Com
Eeewnene
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Republic Iron & Steel
Leago & EB. Il Entre En Eens
Chicago & EB. Il
Chicago & Alton
Nat. Biscuit International Paper Co. Pf
Setetee Creceses
National Tube Co
C., B. & Q. Railroad
Nati Balt Co
Ccessee American Linseed Oll
Rrveres
Seasongood & Mayer
Chicago & Great Western
Southern Railway
Southern Railway Company
Washington (Inc
W. J. Hayes & Sons, Bankers
Chamber of Commerce
Rudolph Kleybolte & Co
W. R. Todd & CO
Third Street
Vermilye&Co Bankers
Nassau and Pine Sts
Congress Street
U. S
Brokers and Dealers
Louisville & Nashville
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Rock Island
Rock Island Railroad Stockholders
P. J. Goddhart & Co
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Dominick & Dominick
Mexi
Mexican Central
St. Paul Burlington
Hoberts & Hall
I. M. Simon & Co
Wall Street Review
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G. W
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Pacific Mail
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Ravenscreel
Ific Realas
Third Avenue
Wane Tenn
Texas Pacific
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W & L. E Western Union Do
Tin Plate
Hoop & I
Bteel Co
St. R
Beviss Deabeee Tobacco
Local Securities
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Cin
T.P
Col. & Xenia
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Colg
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T& D.co
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DoCur
W.W
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City’ Hall
Covington Newport
Hamilton County
Newport
Kineon Co
Mich
S-B
S-V.és
Fay& E.co
Globe-Wco
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L. G.R
F.w.is
Mt.a
Col. St
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Lune
Atchison Aeid, Nort
Canada
D. C
Tex. & Poe
K.C
P& G
Cote Eer Ae
Ee L
N. Uni
N.Y.C.& Bul
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Consolidated
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Elkton
Ben Hur
Isabella
Jack Pot
Lexington
C. and
Maton
Enterprise
Portland
Pharmacist
Union
Work
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Keystone
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Mt. Beauty
Little Joan
Nugget
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Silver State
Mary Cashen
Monarch
Edsall, Key & Co
Grain and Provisions
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B. W. Wasson
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Bradstreet’s
Rockies
Europe
Canada, Emet
Mantoba
Northwestern
Coteau
Orv
Tacoma
Seattle
Pheonix Grain & Stock Exchange
Chicago Review
Baltimore Sera
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Heineinnaui
Japan
Elgin Creamery
Schweitzer
Kanawha
New River
Timothy
Sgas&c
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Ohio River
Blis
Messina
Palermo
Ermal
Vanew
Bbis
Guarantee Title & Trust CO
the Guarantee Title and Trust Co
Walnut ST
Title Insurance and Abstracts
Baltimore
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