New York Exchange Rates Firm. Mercantile Loans Steady
June 11 1901 New York bankers report steady mercantile borrowing with flexible bay percent on time and 314 percent for call loans Brokers hold call loans at 2 percent and private capital at 3 percent The New York Exchange shows more buyers than sellers with premiums around 20 to 25 cents per 1000 and counter rates near par to small premiums Foreign exchange and government bond activity described with rates from 4 84 to 4 89 for sterling and various bills Other bonds and market activity noted across New York Chicago Boston and London with mixed closes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Exchange
Foreign Exchange
New York
Glasgow
London
Boston
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
American Sugar
Bell Telephone
Boston & Albany
Boston Elevated
Boston & Maine
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Dominion Coal
United States Steel
Federal Steel
General Electric
Mexican Central
New England Gas & Coke
Old Colony
Old Dominion
Rubber
Union Pacific
Union Land
West End
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Illinois Central
Louisville
New York Central
Erie
Pennsylvania
Reading
Erie First
Northern Pacific
Grand Trunk
Anaconda
Rand Mines
Stock Exchange
Southern Pacific
Paris
Brussels
Siek
Senor Sagasta
Berlin
N. &C. Anderson
Holzman
Morgan
Harriman-Kuhn-Loeb
Igger
Europe
Noa
Eustic & Co
East Third Street
Atchison Weet
Burlington
M del. & Hudson Ee
Missouri Pacific
St. Ryliz
Mexican & N
Western
Pacific Mail
Rock Island
Southern Railroad
Paulsen Eter
Btu L. &Ss
Fanne Dewan
St &S. Ww
Sereetee
Bevan
Texas Pacific
Tenn
Coal & Iron
Ae Teteewee
Union Pacific O. Been Teen Wal
Ince
Western Union
American Car Fay
Amer
Eeeele International
Peoples Gas
Reese
Local Securities Market Stays Steady Amid Mixed Signals
The local securities market showed a steady tone with weak activity and no major price moves. Cincinnati Gas & Electric failed to rally early, while other stocks and railroad and city bonds traded in large blocks at firm prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
New York
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
Union Dock
Stock Exchange Stock Exchange
Mining Shares and Metals in June 1941 Markets
The report notes declines in pig iron values in Pittsburg and soft demand, with closing pig iron warrants at 9.50 to 9.75, and Northern foundry 14.25 to 15.50 while Southern foundry ranges 12.75 to 15.25. Tin gains amid strong buying orders. London and London prices show increases. lead remains steady. spelter dull. Mining stock listings include Adams Con, Comstock, Calumet & Hecla, Utah mines, and a variety of others with mixed moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Colorado
Springs
Battle Mountainer
Doctor Jack
Elkton
Isa
Nn Rk
Nusa
Northern Foundry
Southern Foundry
England
Glasgow
Middlesboro
London
Adama
Alice Breece
Brunswick
Potosi
Nevada
Small Hopes
Utah
Western Board of Control auditing firm outline
This agency lists its officers John J Mitchell Edwin A Potter James B Forga James H Eckels and John C Black. It states audits and examinations of books and accounts and reports true business conditions. It offers physical examinations appraisals of land buildings and machinery with confidential reports for banks and negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Mitchell
Illinois Trust and Savings Bank
Cago
Edwin A. Potter
American Trust and Savings Bank
Chicago
James B. Forga
First National Bank
James H. Eckels
Commercial National Bank
John C. Black
Continental National Bank
New York stock market steadies after crop and peace rumors
The June trading day shows weak overall activity with a few leading stocks holding up. Missouri Pacific and Texas & Pacific decline amid exchange speculation while Gulf and other issues fluctuate. crop reports and London peace rumors influence early strength but later selling returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
South Africa
Texas
Missouri
Kansas
Texas & Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Ihs
Mexican Central
Stannard Oil
American Linseed Oil Company
National Lead
Amalgamated Copper
American Tobacco
American Express
North American
General Electric
Virginia-Carolina
Chemical
Philadelphia
Steel Company
Northwestern
Preferred
United States
Baldwin Pio Grand Prix Piano Exhibition Paris 1900
Paris hosts the Pianos de Baldwin Pio Grand Prix presented by D. H. Baldwin & Co. The event showcases Baldwin pianos with emphasis on new models and prizes awarded to standout instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
D. H. Baldwin & Co
Local Securities Quotations from Cincinnati Market
Quotations list railroad and miscellaneous stocks with bid and asked prices, including Little Miami, Cin. St. Ry., Tob. Co. and gas firms, alongside Cincinnati and Covington Newport bonds. Insurance and bank stocks are shown with latest levels, while many rail and street railway issue prices reflect regional trading activity. The page records diverse issuers such as Second National, Merchants National, Germania, and U.S. asset items with a mix of bids and asks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
City and Suburban Telegraph Association
Little Miami
R. R. Co
Dayton & Michigan
National Bank
Irwin, Ballmann & CO
Brokers & Dealers
Cincinnati
N.C
C. A
Ohio
Tru
Col
Xerle
Roots Co. Pr
Cen.t
N’l Lafayette
Far.& T
Western
Insurance Company
Eureka
Mer, & Man
National
Cincinnati Bonds
W.W
St.v
C'y ‘Hall
Covington
Newport
Hamilton County
Fay& E.co
U.s.il& Piston
Street R. R
Ea Ae Pape
Mt.a
Poon
Nor
O. Tr
Col. St
Cy & C.g
T.ss
Nat. Ye
Ne. Lee
Det
E. Ry
Troy
Cyst
Sete &c. Ae Ae
Ihe C.,e. ‘E Wik U. Ry
Aeolian Company Note
Fragmentary text from a page shows the Aeolian Company name appearing with unclear surrounding content. The readable items do not specify dates places or events. No further factual details are extractable from the fragment.
Commodity Market Digests Steady Cotton Prices in New York
New York reports a slight improvement in home demand for staple cottons and good orders for prints at previous prices. Export demand for heavy brown cottons continues for China. Print cr market quiet with steady prices. Ginghamis generally steady. Hosiery and underwear prices unchanged with moderate business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
China
Wheat and market notes from Chicago and other cities
Market report covers oats, wheat, corn and hog prices with futures moves. Mentioned are July oats at 27%c, July pork around 14.77, lard near 8.55, and receipts projections while traders discuss bearish sentiment and heavy selling across grain markets. Local receipts and export loads noted, with regional price variations and weather impact highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
C. Bradstreet’s
Minneapolis
Duluth
Guy
Civesosse
Logan
Hutton
Ware & Leland
Buddeke
Finley & Barrell
Roberts&Hall
Phenix Grain & Stock Exchange Listing
Trade notice for Phenix Grain and Stock Exchange located at 315 Vine Street Cincinnati with contact details showing phone reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phenix Grain & Stock Exchange
Vine Street
Cincinnati
Market reports for eggs butter cheese and poultry across cities
Chicago reports firm market for creameries and dairies with varied cheese colors and egg receipts. Baltimore notes firm butter and eggs with cheese gains. Louisville lists butter and egg prices, poultry by size and type, with hens, spring chickens, and turkeys priced per local grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Dairies
Baltimore
Louisville
Burnet House Merchants' Cafe and Lunchroom Opens
Merchants' Cafe and Lunchroom at Burnet House opens for quick service with roaselbapia prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnet House Merchants
Roaselpabia
Brightening Mines and Mining Stocks in Colorado Region
In Colorado Springs the mining stock market shows brighter prospects as Portland mine work resumes. Rumors swirl of an English syndicate buying Portland properties, with price forecasts from 3 to 5 dollars per share. Water problems resolved on Elkton, seventh level advancing, ore quality excellent, and Little Lee leases active. Lead and Spelter markets report quiet activity in St. Louis as ore prospects rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Jimne li
Portland Pany
W.F. Bradley
Edsall, Key
Portland
Elkton
ST. Louis
Shore, Aldrich & Co
Spelter
Wlerkes
Wheat and Flour Markets Reported Sluggish in New York Trading
New York June 11 flour receipts and exports shown a dull market with gradual declines across grades. Wheat receipts 325000 bushels with spot prices weak to 2 red at 79 1/2 to 80 1/2 cents f o b afloat. Oats unsettled with mixed bids. coffee futures steadied on quiet trade as May premiums eased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
ST. Louis
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
Minnesota
Alvaice
Northern Duluth
F. O. Db
Duluth
Cf O. B
Safc
Engraving Makers Ad at 1 35 E Fourth St Cincinnati
The Robert Clarke Company advertises engraving of all kinds with wedding and reception work as a specialty. They tout best styles and latest ideas from their Cincinnati address on Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarke Company
E. Fourth St
Cincinnati
Wool market in Boston steady with Territory leads
The Boston wool market remains quiet with steady demand and no speculative spike. Territory wools stay dominant in volume, with prices for fine to fine medium ranges and various regional descriptions listed, including Australian and U S wools at steady levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Territory
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Cotton Spot and Futures Quotes from New York and New Orleans
New York spot market closed quiet with gains of 1 16 to 1 in upland and gulf grades amid 570 bales sold. futures steady with June at 8.1c and several subsequent months listed. New Orleans market steady with 1 250 bales sold and mixed middling prices. futures mostly steady with June near 7.90c and other months shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Orleans
Real Estate Transfers in Norwood and Surrounding Areas
Property deals and mortgage activity across Norwood and adjacent townships include Cooper & Co selling a two-and-a-half story frame building on Crown Avenue to John W. Marion and multiple lot transfers in Elmwood and Cottage Hill. Several leases and mortgage filings are listed with varied buy and sell figures, reflecting active 19th century real estate exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Avenue
Norwood
Cooper & Co
John W. Marion
Maria
Albert M. Beall
Albert A. Beall
L. C. Hopkins
Elmwood
Frank H. Foster
Effie M. Foster
Anderson
Robert D. Hills
John L. Hills
Hamilton Pike
Springfield Tp
Humphrey H. Swift
J. W. Utter
M. Felix
North Fairmount Improvement Association
Jacob Bauer, Jr
Jacob F. Herrlinger
A. S. of
Brownest
Jacob F
Annie Herrlinger
Dora Brenner
Cynthia A. Black
Mary Ries
Sec
Columbia Tp
William H
Mary A. Theobald
Katie Koerbitz
S. S
McMicken
Jesse Little
Jessie M. Little
Montana
Green
Elionora Kraft
Rosa Kraft
Harrison
Fairmount
James Steelmhan
Mary O’heren
Davies’ Sub
Goodloe
Plety O’heren
C. Crane & Co
Goodloe St
Mary Niesen
Albert Niesen
John Demitt
Renner and
Vernon Sts
Love
E. S. Haines
Otto Heinrichdorf
E. Hart
Brown
Pwéodia
John N. Matlack
Edward Sarlion
Frank Aoe
Joseph Wuest
Pata Schroeder
St. Bernard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Columbus Gas
Columbus Gas Light : Heating Co
Columbus
Claude Ashbrook
Atlas Bank Bldg
Union Waxed and Parchment Paper Company
W.R. Todd & Company, Wacngr Sr
Sterling Exchange
New Yorktown
Chicago St. Louis
Clearings
Harkers
soneeBldl
Cscecrevere
Wigékeaeseheeovese
Seer
ORR Eos
Adee
Canada
Tern Col
South
D.C
Iowa
N. Y
N. J. Cen
North
Rae
N.Y
Ga &St.l
R. G
St. Ser .M.con
St.l
St. PF
Sup
Tex, ‘& Pac
Union Pac
Wabash
West Shore
Wiscon, Con
Local Securities
Columbus Gas Preferred
Market National Bank
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Hickenlooper
Ay Ate
Clyde H. Folsom
Bank of Fisk & Robinson
Third Street
Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Warehouse Company
John Shillito Company
U. So
Dayton & Mich
Cincinnati Street
Cincinnti Gas and Electric
Ges and Electric
Gas Ae Electric
Ae Ph
Usted
Columbus Gas Bus
Ty al Ry
Tilwell
Elyria
Renee Wee
Renee Nee
Haraiton
Igs
Peer
Atchison, T
Norfolk & Western
Johi Shillito
Oeeense
Cin. Tobacco
S-An
Chicago Gt
S.-An
Republic Steel & Iron
City al] Bank
Celoo
National Biscuit Com
International Paper Cef
Uly
Chicago & Eastern Iil
Chicago & Eastern Ill
Chicago & Wastern I
City Rys
Dayton
Continental Tobacco
Hocking Valley R. R
Hockin Valley R. R. Com
THE
W. B. Carpenter CO
Walnut Street
Vermilye&Co Bankers
Pine Sts
Congress Street
Government Bonds Investment Securities
OF New York
Queen Building
Life Building
Western Board OF Control
F. J. Howell
A. W. Dunning
Western Sec’y and
Treas
Haight & Freese C
Bway, N.Y
Union Trust
State St
Walnut St
Pittsburg
Main St
Worcester
F .T
N. W
Washington
Guardian Trust
Arenes
Ghie Gnarket St
Newark
Lynn
Providence
Rine TN
Vvive Itv
Pride of Arizona, Amalgamated Gold and Copper Co
Union Consolidated Oil
Douglas, Lacy & CO
the O'Dell Commission Company Incorporated
Capital
John W. Ballmann
C. W. Kuhn
Newborg, Rosenberg & CO
Ates
Viarines
Third St
B Street
Rockies
Coteau
Newport News
Omaha
Northwest
Manitoba
Quebec
the Globe-Wernicke CO
Globe
Weenicke CO
Fourth & Elm Sts
Chicago’ Review
NEW York Financial
I Rt
On’ Pie
One House
Gould
R. H. Thomas
Ae Mexican National
Cne Grande
Wabashes
Wheelings
Sloss Sheffield Steel & Iron Company
American Beet Sugar Company
Sears Pacific
Jersey City
Tne
Manhattan Railway Company
Otis
Compa
Ake
Newbe Rosenberg & Co
Xican
Standard O
Denver & Rio Grande
St. L. T
Salyito
Hocking Valley
de Baldwin Pio
Ken
Rites C
H.& D.stra
Bar. & S. Co
Cin. Trust
Aeolian Co
Chicago Stock Market
American Strawboard
Union Traction 18
Wees
Tee Enee
Lake Street
Metropolitan Common Tees
Bicuit
Cvames
Ozark Gold Mining & Milling Co
Baboon Gulch
Florence
Ozark Gold Mining and Milling CO
Moscow
Grain and Stock Exchange
New York Stock-Market
Burnet House
Grain and Provisions
WOOL
Emma L. Beall
L. C. Hopkins’ Sub
Sarah L. Neare
Sarah O. Devon
E. S
Central Av
Richmond St
Dominick Sturla
Bernard H. Schomaker
S. 3
Pearl St
Pike St
Mag. Mavors
P. Hil
George Dearing
Same
Hans B. Rothe
Vic. B. A. No
C. Birdcell
Mt. H
Lee
Emma Schlueter
Expo. B
Maggie Mahi
Mentor
I. Coane
Place L. & B.co
R. Folger
Place Li & RB
Stella A. Holmes
Ass'n
S. Bohn
Josephine Krause
U. 8
T. Co
W. Hills F & L. Co
la M. Gleeson
Sou. O. Os & T. Co
Anna C. Gill
Cin. Sav. Society
Ella C. Hart
Geo. W
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