Large Increase in Per Capita Circulation and Market Notes
The report notes a big rise in per capita money in the United States with heavy bank activity and steady but light overall borrowing. Grain receipts are light, flour mills close, and seigniorage debate less disruptive. Bond and stock activity is dull with Street Railway trades dominant. Cincinnati Gas and Light is a bit firmer and gains in public utilities noted. Sterling remains firm amid foreign demand and discounted rates.
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Sivas
Reoel
Thie
Senate
Contia
Stock Exchange
Chamber of Commerce
Little Miami Railway
Sone Steadier
Cincinnati Gas
Feid
Cincinnati Union Stock Yards Company
Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Warehouse Company
York
Columbus Gas Company
Cincinnati
N. R
Scveres
U. S
Street R
Essesegese
Anxios
Northern Pacific
B. D
Cincinnati and Ohio Market Ledger of Stocks and Bonds
Quotations list railroad stocks misc stocks banks and insurance in Cincinnati area. Includes bonds for Cincinnati Covington Hamilton County and nearby issuers with bid and asked prices, notes on rail bonds and unlisted securities, and prices for banks and insurance stocks. Current figures show values for Little Miami Cin St Ry C N C T P and many regional issuers with varying yields and maturities.
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Stock Exchange
Little Miami
Cin
St. Ry
T.P
Col. & Xenta
City Hall
8Th St.w
Covington
Hamilton County
Newport
H. C
Ss.t
Avon
Bar.&s&.co
Proc. & G
Kineon Co
Penn
Col. Gas
Grain Circles Highlight Shifting Wheat Markets and Prices
Market notes show no fixed wheat price in Cincinnati with No 2 red winter bid around 165 on track and a car at 106 in elevator. Mills close amid rising losses, flour stocks constrained, and questions rise about new crop start with mixed price expectations across futures and cash markets. European supply remains ample and corn sentiment skews bullish while Oklahoma yields surge despite labor shortages. Italian foreign wheat use May totals 6.416 million bushels versus 1.6 million last year.
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ST. Louis
Timothy
New Orleans
Rio
Baltimore
Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
Duluth
Milwaukee
Office reorganization urged by Globe Werniecke system
D. H. Baldwin & Co. notes heavy competition and the need to outdo rivals. A desk may help, but a general office reorganization is key. The Globe Werniecke filing system enforces method for the whole business, signaling potential success. The Globe Co. at 308 Walnut Street, telephone 1221.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe. Werniecke
Walnus
Money and Bond Markets Report From New York
New York money on call steady at 4 1 4 percent. prime commercial paper at 4 3 4 percent. Sterling exchange shows actual business in bankers bills at 4 1 4 bid for demand and at 4 8 4 5 for sixty days. Leary rate 4 8 5 7. Commerce stagnant with a 8 8 percent. Silver certificates quoted 94 96. Bar silver 68 3 4 cents. Mexican dollars 45 3 4 cents. Government bonds weak, state bonds dull, other bonds strong.
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New York Exchange
New York
Standard Oil Co
Miami
D. R. Reie
Col
Kenia Wheseoesc
R. R
Rock Island
Ccvocgressee
Moek Island
Chicago & Eastern Ill
Calumet & Heola
Laclede Gar
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago & Northwest
Minnesota Iron Co
Sterling Exchange
America
Europe
Senate
Paris
Rio Grande West
National Lead Co
Gereree Sok Diamond
American Express
Delaware & Hudson R. R
Leather Co
Cotton Oil Co
London and New York Markets Quiet as Stocks Weaken
London money markets show Consols and various bonds firm with inching gains in Canadian Pacific and Erie while bar silver holds steady. New York Evening Post cables report quiet stock trading, Americans showing enthusiasm on Santiago news, gold strong at 77 pounds 10 and discounts tight amid scarce bills.
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London
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
New York
Evening Post
Santiago
Grand Trunk
Paris
Spain
India
Stock movers show mixed gains across rail and tech firms
Boston trading roundup lists Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe up 13 percent while American Sugar climbs to 14414 in preffered shares. General Electric and Edison Electric illuminate gains, with mining names like Calumet & Hecla and Osceola among notable quoters.
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Boston
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
American Sugar
de Preferred
Bay State Gas
Bell Telephone
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Fitchburg
General Electric
Illinois Steel
Mexican Central
New York & New England
Old Colony
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific
West End
Westinghouse Electric
Quincy
Tamarack
Wolverines
Parrott
Old Dominion
New York Stocks Open Mixed as London Buys and Dividends Stir
The New York stock market opened with Saturday's upward momentum waning after discouraging notes from Burlington on a refunding plan and a possible 3 percent dividend for Union Pacific preferred. London buyers pressed at opening but retreated as prices fell, while lower-priced stocks held firm and overall volume reached 5.08 million dollars.
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New York
London
Spain
Burlington
Union Pacific Preferred
Chicago
United
Mining stock quotations steady on San Francisco exchange
Official quotations list minor changes in mining shares led by Sierra Nevada at .68 and Confidence at .35. Other notable quotes include Occidental Consolidated .65, Crown Point .11, Mexican .18, Ophir .23, and Standard at 1 percent. Silver bars held at 88¾ cents and Mexican dollars quoted with varied percentages.
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San Francisco
Alta
Alpha Consolidated
Andes
Belcher
Best & Belcher
Caledonia
Challenge Consolidated
Chollar
Confidence
Consolidated California
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Union Consolidated
Utah Consolidated
Yellow Jacket
Telegraph
Wheat declines as bearish signals dominate Chicago market
Fine crop outlook and lower Liverpool cables push wheat lower in Chicago. July and September futures slide while corn oats and pork also weaken. heavy receipts and weak export demand deepen losses. Cash quotes show mixed declines in wheat and firming in some grains.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Liverpool Cables
Atlantic
Cevercecseys
Brisa
Grain visible supply report from New York June 4
The New York Produce Exchange released the visible supply figures for June 4 showing stock levels of wheat, corn, oats, rye, and barley in store and afloat. The bulletin details quantities by grain with emphasis on market availability and shipment readiness.
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New York
New York Produce Exchange
New York Cotton Market Stays Quiet on Slow Sunday Trade
Absence of major crop news keeps the market cautious with Liverpool prices steady and Spanish American tensions easing speculative flow. In New Orleans futures show dull activity with limited price moves and steady to higher middling values amid steady receipts and a stock of 159,486 bales.
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New York
Liverpool
Gulf New Orleans
Market Report of Silver Mining Stocks
New York markets on June 6 show varied bids for major silver stocks including Homestake at 40.00 and Quick Silver at 1.00 with others like Ophir .35 Gould & Curry 15 and Sierra Nevada .60. Prices reflect a broad range across notable mines and mining companies.
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New York
Chollar
Crown Point
Con
Cal
Deadwood
Gould & Curry
Hale & Norcross
Homestake
Tron Silver
New York Market Prices for Dried Fruits and Nuts
In New York on June 6, prices for evaporated apples 6aSc common wire tray 34c wood dried prime 9%al2c choice alc fancy Prunes 4a8tse Apricots royal 8aloc Moor Park Malt Peaches unpeeled fadc peeled Malm listed with various grade terms and small different measures.
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New York
Moor Park
Cincinnati Markets Show Moderate Demand and Steady Prices
Market reports from Cincinnati detail steady to modest demand across meats and groceries with price declines in speculative trading. Lard and bacon show cautious movement. sugar cured and dry salted meats remain moderate. flour, grain, coffee, sugar, and molasses mark uneven yet steady trends amid broader market softness.
Market Prices for Fresh Produce and Baskets
Prices show crate of 6 baskets at 1.50 each, crates of 4 baskets at 0.75. String beans inactive but firm at 1.49 to 1.50 per hamper. Eee plentiful at 40.260 per 2 bush sack. Cabbage from Norfolk at 0.50 to 0.75 and Mississippi at 1.26 to 0.50 per crate.
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Mississippi
Norfolk
Butter and Eggs Markets Across Cities June Report
Market updates from St. Louis Chicago Elgin Kansas City New York Philadelphia Baltimore detail butter prices ranges from 12% to 18c and egg prices from 6c to 13c per dozen. Supplies shift with firm and quiet tones across creamery dairy and export lines.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Ami Eregmeries
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
New York
Western Creamery
Elgins
Western
Southern
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Coffee and sugar markets mixed in New York and Brazilian reports
New York options opened steady and closed steady as trade covered positions amid bullish European and Brazilian news. Bahia and Rio shipments listed with prices around 6c to 7c for No 7 and other grades. Santos reports show quiet market with large weekly receipts and stock near 345000 bags. Rio Janeiro and New Orleans sugar markets show steady to firm tones with standard refining and molasses unchanged.
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Rio
Santos
Peimes
Casevencecrarsence Cac
Wevewevossacess
New Orleans
Fancy Elgin Creamery
Choice Ohio Malice
Lima
New York
Ohio
Schweitzer
Pittsburg
New River
Kanawha
Timothy
Petr m
There & m
Michigan
Feaures
Ea Orn
Lake Copper
Spelter
Cordova
Bahia
Rio Janeiro
Exchange
United States
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Market Reports and Builders' Exchange Notes
Cincinnati June 6 1898 market recap shows cattle hogs and sheep receipts and shipments with price shifts. Detail includes cattle price ranges from 2 to 4 and milk cows down, hogs steady to lower amid larger receipts, plus Builders' Exchange adds new members transfers and mortgage activity in Cincinnati area.
Richmond Locomotive Works Promotes New Simplempound Motors
Richmond Virginia based company advertises simple compound motors built to help owners meet specifications. Modernly equipped facilities with annual capacity and favorable terms. Correspondence solicited.
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Richmond Locomotive and Machine Works
Richmond
Virginia
Live Stock Markets Across Cities Report Rise And Fall
Cattle receipts mix across Kansas City St Louis and Chicago with natives Texans and Western steers quoted mixed to higher. Hogs decline slightly with various weight classes easing. Sheep mostly firm with spring lambs and Colorado wool lambs cited at higher quotes.
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Kansas City
Texas
Arizona
Colorado
ST. Louis
Chicago
Dry goods market steadier as summer warmth boosts trade
In New York on June 4 conditions improve in the dry goods market with heavier sales in seasonable lines. The price zone looks hopeful though bleached goods and printers are quiet. Print cloth extras stay at 2 cents though a few odd lots show better movement.
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New York
Turpentine and Rosin Markets Steady in Wilmington and Savannah
On June 6 in Wilmington spirits turpentine held at 24 1/2 to 26 cents per gallon and rosin at 95 cents to $1 per pound with crude turpentine quoted around $1 to $170. In Savannah the spirits turpentine market remained firm with rosin prices listed for several grades up to $150 and window glass at $175. water white turpentine not listed beyond individual grade notes.
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Wilmington
Savannah
Oil Shipments and Balances Reported for Qil City
Credit balances 8c. Certificates closed cash offered at 86 1 2 gc. Shipments total 126 556 barrels with runs at 128 739 barrels.
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Qil City
Ellerton player dies after line drive clash in Ohio game
John Heller Ellerton third baseman died after being struck in the head by a fast inshoot from Marry Libecap of Miamisburg during a Sunday baseball game between Miamisburg and Ellerton. The 24 year old left a widow and one child.
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Commercial Tribune
Miamisburg
Ellerton
John Heller
Marry Libecap
Tennessee Colonel Fyffe Seeks Recruits for Regiment
New Orleans reports Colonel Fyffe of Tennessee is actively drumming up volunteers for a new regiment, rallying support and calling for able-bodied men to enlist.
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New Orleans
Tennessee
Fyffe
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China
United States Financial News
N. Y
American Sugar Refining Company
Glucose Trust
Glucose Company
Great Northern
Kiaochou
Germany
England
Hongkong
Law Exchange
New Porte
Cates
Bressa
Nasional Bank Ng
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Minnesota Iron Company
Manchester Guardian
Local Securities
Qin. Gas Co
Roots Co
Cin. Ice Co
T. W
B.&s
Tob. Co
Mosler Safe Co
Pioe Saconsen Co
Aiken Redway Col. Gas
Atlas
Merch
Citizens
N’l Lafayette
Cin.Safe D.co
Far.&t
Insurance Company
National
Commercial
Mer, &Man
Eureka
Security
Washington
Cincinnati Bonds
CG. H
C.H
Cin.é& Balt
H-H-M
Bar & 8. Co
Church Co
Fay & E. Pr
C.N.& Orr
Mich. Pen
Niles T. Co
Cen. Bridge
Standard
S R.R
Trenton P.co
George Eustis & Co., Bankers and Brokers
East Third Street
Atchison
Spiri
Balt & Case
den &R
Eric Hearne
Lake Hore
Norf. & W. Pref Ny
Omaha
Pace
Mall
Pennsylvania
Gps Cas Iovest Ee
Oklahoma
Lord
D. H. Baldwin & Co
West Fourth Street
the Globe Company
W. P. Callahan & CO
Coffield
Daytona
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Wall Street
Colorado Mines
Colorado Springs
Elkton
Isatella
Moon
Pharmacist
Union
Rosa
Battle
Manate
Keyes
Fruits and Vegetables
Messina
Florida
State OF Trade
Pobic
Hilary
Bush
Ship's. Ree
Eteneee
Minneapol
the Builders’ Exchange
The
Builders’ Exchange
Joseph M. Murray
Avondale
W. J. Pugh
A. Meier & Co
Covington, Ky
Mitchell Brick Company
August Wahoff
Thomas C. van Antwerp Et al
Sidney
Bogart Avenue
Forest Avenue
Julius H. T. Pepping
Pendleton & Strader
Friederika Ripking
Louisa L. Wilson
Cormuelle Avenue
Section Street
Deposit and Loan Co
Wright
Cddacces
Viola Christian
Jas
Kemper
Bosinger & Hopkins
South Norwood
Robert Allison
Robert A. Betz
Mt. Auburn and
Charles J. Hunt
Andrew Miller
Court Street
A. J
Jennie J. DeHart
Seward Sandow
Francis J. Critchel
Joseph C. Noyes
James D.parker
Avenue
Reading Road
Elizabeth
Henry B. Jacob
Bremen
Emma Pieper
Lincoln B. A
Densne
Theodore
Elizabeth Moeller
Beckstedt
Abtea
J. W. Jenkins
Ravings
Cuoth
Gisensdneever
H. Lauer
CRAMO
Chase Avenue
Chase Street
Martha J. Sargent
J. Emery Sargent
Eastern Avenue
Martha
David C. Townsend
Crown
Charles E. Wilson
Moran
Beech Street
Seventh Tann
Millcreek Township
Windham Street
B. Oise
Herman
Bernardina Schmidt
Ber- Samuel
Maria A. Neukom
Julius H. T
Hattie A. Pepping
L. A. CO
Abram
Loretta Whitenack
Charles H. Stone
Charles W. Stone
William Cornell Tlliam W. Cornell
Kate L. Hart
H. Rouwsé
W. Howe
Schaefer
Peter Huth
Bigelow
Chas
F. Wa’ Ee Conba Robertson Tusculum
L. Co
AL Spade Leste Cthicaes Es Sereee
Frederick Clayton
Commercial B. A. Emmste
Amanda H. Young
Fannie Tannian
Frank Mergy
John Miller
Wm. Brandis
M. Cooper
Mary EB. Miller
Beehive B. and
John G.otting
Agnes D. Aether
Lizabeths
Machine Works
Naval Stores
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