Heavy bank counter business and funds shift noted
A heavy counter business was done by local banks with very high mail volume. Checking and deposit activity were strong, deposits exceeding loans, boosting loanable funds. Foreign exchange and New York rates moved modestly, with sterling and government bonds showing mixed activity.
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Local Securities Market Mixed Activity and Notable Movements
The local securities market showed irregular tone with Cincinnati Gas and Electric and Cincinnati Street leading gains while Union Stockyards and tobacco shares weakened. Columbus Gas remained firm and city bonds quiet, as open market activity shifted toward strong municipal issues and a high deposit record at Ohio Valley National Bank amid cautious trading on the Stock Exchange.
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City Hall Bank
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National Biscuit Com
International Paper
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Sugar
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Hocking Valley
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Hockt Valley R. R
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U. S&s
Hutton
New York Financial Market Shows Mixed Liquidity and Rally
Liquidity improved as bears covered short positions amid later rally in stocks. London market weakness lingered with anxious mood before settlement. easy money boosted confidence for large corporate dealings. Steel stocks fell then recovered slightly while questions lingered about steel trade and a Northern Pacific dispute affecting shares. Prices rebounded after selling pressure eased and reports on crop conditions awaited.
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Missouri
Market Opinion Signals Broader Activity and Optimism
Market opinion notes broader business today with evidence of stronger activity expected for the month. The writers maintain optimistic views and favor purchases on market dips. They forecast continued strong railroad earnings and note call money rates held between 2 and 4 percent despite a weak bank statement.
Butter and poultry prices across several markets June 10
Elgin reports no butter bids with the Quotation Committee setting 1 1/2 firm and 14 000 lbs output weekly. New York stock shows firm butter and steady cheese and egg markets with mixed regional movements. Chicago and St Louis list steady butter and mixed poultry quotes while Baltimore Louisville list firm butter and egg prices with generic poultry rates.
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Baldwin Pian Grand Prix in Paris 1900
D. H. Baldwin & Co announces the Baldwin Pian Grand Prix staged in Paris in 1900. The notice lists the Baldwin showroom at 142 144 West Fourth Street as a related point of contact or sponsor.
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D.H. Baldwin & Co
Cincinnati Stock and Bond Prices Across Markets
The column lists bid and ask quotes for railroad stocks, miscellaneous stocks, bank stocks, insurance stocks, and Cincinnati and Covington area bonds. Notable entries include Cin. Gas & Electric at 103% 103.35, Second Nat. Bank at 270 bid 270, and Cov. 4s bonds around 114 115, with diversos priced notes from local and regional firms.
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Rman
Ger. Na l
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Insurance Company
Eureka
Mer. & Man
National
Security
Cincinnati
Bookcases and Desks at Globe Wernicke Retail Store
The Globe Wernicke Co retail store at Fourth and Elm Streets advertises Elastic book-cases cabinets card indexes and desks for sale. The notice highlights available furniture pieces and the store location in a compact commercial listing.
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Wernicke Co
Fourth & Elm Sts
Grain supply figures from New York Produce Exchange
New York report shows June 8 visible grain stocks: wheat 35,292,000 bushels, down 1,642,000. corn 16,049,000 bushels, down 364,000. oats 1,583,000 bushels, down 630,000. rye 689,000 bushels, down 45,000. barley 695,000 bushels, down 127,000.
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New York Produce Exchange
Market Summary of Grain and Commodities Across Cities
New York reports flour receipts 19 018 bbls exports 28 148 bbls with a dull market. Wheat receipts 266 800 bush exports 131 555 bush spot and options trade show weakness. Corn oats sugar coffee details follow with mixed moves and small rallies in markets. Toledo Baltimore and St Louis offer lower to steady quotes across cash and futures with varied futures curves. Milwaukee notes barley steady with index ranges.
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ST. Louis
Wheat and grains retreat as gov’t report nears release
Chicago wheat prices ended the day weaker with July wheat down about one half cent, while July corn moved slightly higher. Oats and provisions fell as traders awaited the government report amid mixed shipping and export data and modest activity at the exchanges.
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Cattle Receipts Fall Sharply in Cincinnati Market
Live Stock reports for Cincinnati Ohio on June 10 1991 show 1 165 cattle received the smallest since the second week of the month while hogs and sheep shipments rise. Compared with last week receipts and shipments across cattle hogs and sheep are listed with totals and changes.
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Tung Banes
Market Report From Livestock Auction Notes
Cattle prices steady to uneven with best milch and beef cows steady while stockers and feeders show fair demand. Hogs strong with top quotes near 6.10 while sheep and lambs soften in Eastern markets amid heavier receipts. calves steady to higher with mixed生 trends across regions.
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Real Estate Leases For Modern Factory And Store Buildings
Real estate reports rising demand for modern factory and large store buildings. Several leases were signed in the past week including three by Oliver E. Conner for Henry Hanna to Dittgen & Co. in buildings on Main street for five years with renewal options at 2,100 dollars annually. A second lease covers the south building of a new block on Elm street for five years at 3,500 dollars per year. A third lease to E. C. II to rt 8. Waddell covers Nassau and Ful Seueerset, Walnut Hills, for five years at 1,000 dollars annually.
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Henry Hanna
Dittgen & Co
Main Street
William H. Alms
Enthal & Mayer
Elm
Property Transfers and Leases Listed in Public Records
A dense summary of property transactions, leases, and mortgage filings. Entries include multiple transfers in Madison, Riverside, Norwood, and Millcreek areas, with rental terms, acreages, and latere valuation notes. Notable names appear with parcels on Bryant avenue Race street Lakeman street and Third street.
Wheat and oats acreage show declines nationwide in spring and oats
Washington reports spring wheat acreage down about 1.2 million acres or 6.4 percent with eight of twenty states up and twelve down. Winter wheat condition slips May to June, while rye and barley show mixed gains and losses across states. Ohio, Kansas, Missouri face drought and pests affecting yields as Nebraska and Wisconsin post varied June averages.
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Cotton market summaries from New York and New Orleans
New York reports quiet to steady cotton trade with 1 400 bales traded and futures prices for June through March listed. New Orleans notes a steady market with 2 250 bales traded and futures barely steady, detailing price levels for August through January and daily receipts and stocks.
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