Iron exports and Berlin trade woes in June market notes
The June 12 issue reports continued iron exports despite Berlin troubles, with Tennessee Coal and Iron aiding urgent No 3 foundry orders. Market notes show mixed securities activity in Cincinnati, Columbus, and St Louis, with steady gas and street railway stocks and limited trading.
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Boston
St. Seouis
Bia
Sar Tak
Cincinnati
Berlin
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Birmingham
Treasury sees large excess receipts this month and year
The Treasury projects excess receipts over expenditures of over 8 million for the current month, lifting the fiscal year total beyond 71 million, above Secretary Geage’s 31 million estimate. Chicago securities quotes and various dividends and company actions follow, including Western Union, Baltimore & Ohio earnings, Union Bag, and a note on rebates and the Republic’s Bessemer plant.
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The
Treasury
Gege
Western Union Executive Committee
Baltimore & Ohio
Union
Financial market calm amid record bank loans in 1899
Was 12,898,700 in excess of the previous record on July 8, 1899. The aggregate of the loans of the National banks of the United States under the spring of April was also found to be larger than ever before. The calmness of the money market despite this large volume of credits outstanding and low cash reserves shows soundness and confidence in the financial situation. Bonds were dull and lower. Total asset par value 1,090,000. United States news declined percent in the bid price.
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United Plan
Nincay
United States News
Market threads of cautious trading amid crop fears and gold flows
New York reports a subdued stock market with slight gains early fading to dull trading as traders await crop reports from the Northwest and weather prospects. London Paris and Berlin show stronger tones on early news of British Transvaal progress but retreat on drought and profit taking. Russian gold flows and Paris demand influence European liquidity and Bank of England policy amid fear of a broader crisis.
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New York
China
Berlin
Paris
London
Transvaal
Northwest
Weather Bureau
Sone Grangers
Sterling Exchange
Bank of Om
France
Stock Quotations From Cincinnati Markets
Quotations in stocks and bonds list railroad stocks such as Little Miami and St. Ry with percentages, insurance and bank stocks including Cincinnati banks, various city bonds for Covington Newport and Hamilton County, mixed miscellaneous bonds, railroad bonds, and unlisted securities with multiple price points and yields. The data reads as a market snapshot of current rates on rails, banks, insurance, and public utilities across Cincinnati area issuers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Miami
Cin
St. Ry
T.P
Xenia
Annie
Cin. Gas Co
Aiken-Redway
Ol Co
Collg
H.C
Tob.Co
St. V
Weik
City Hall
Covington
Newport
Hamilton County
Money and exchange update from New York and Boston markets
On call money rates ease to 1 to 2 percent with last bids. Prime mercantile paper quoted at 44 44 percent. Sterling exchange steady as business in bullion occurs. Government bonds remain easy while railroad issues show weakness. Separate notes mention Topeka and Santa Fe and Peoria Sugar with varied percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Actu&l
Boston
Ison
Topeka &Sante
A. Peoria Sugar
Market Quotations and Bond Yields Mixed Across Railroads
A dense list shows varied bond yields and stock-like percentages for railroads and utilities. Notable entries include Boston & Albany, Boston & Maine, Reading gen, Union Pacific, New York Central, Northwestern, and Virginia centuries, with values ranging from about 38% to 170% and notable references to 5s and 6s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany
Boston
Maine C
York
Atch
Nyg
W. Cor
D .C
Salli
St. Paul Consols
Iowa
Ri &T
K. C
L. & N. Unified
Union Pac
Wabash
N. Y
N. J
West Shore
PACE
Virginia
Metals Market Trading and Mining Shares Report
Special Despatch notes slow trading in metals with unchanged tin and copper quotes and dull tone. Lead, spelter, and lake copper show minor shifts. brokers’ prices listed. Boston mining shares show mixed results with several names and percent changes. St Louis lending market dull at 382.5.
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Commercial Tribune
Colorado Springs
Battle Mountain
Elkton
Ben Hur
Izabella
Blue Bell
Jack Pot
Lexington
D. C
Maton
Enterprise
Portland
Pharmacist
Union
Independence
Keystone
Mt. Beauty
Nugget
New Haven
Silver State
Mary Cashen
Rose Nicol
Monarch i Edsall, Key & CO
New York
Lake
Boston
Adventure
Adlonez. Mining Co
Amalgamated Copper
Atlantic
9sMontana
Butte & Boston
Calmet
Hecla
Centennial
Franklin
Humboldt
Osceola
Parrot
Quincy
Santa Fe Copper
Tamarack
Utah Mining
Winon
Wolverines
Louis
Closing market notes from London and Paris June 12
London gains and losses in Consols and major securities are listed with prices for Atchison Canadian Pacific St Paul Illinois Central and others. Berlin and Paris bourse activity show irregular local declines and firmer opening followed by dull close amid Transvaal victory rumors and mixed commodity and stock movements.
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London
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Illinois Central
Louisville
Union Pacific
New York Central
Erie
Pennsylvania
Reading
Erie First
Northern Pacific
Grand Trunk
Anaconda
Rand Mines
Bar Silver
Money
Berlin
Paris
Transvaal
Turpentine and Rosin Markets Reported Quiet Across Cities
Oil and turpentine roundups from Charleston Wilmington Savannah and Oil City show quiet markets for spirits turpentine and tar with rosin pricing mostly steady or down. Savannah notes firm rosin with a 5 cent reduction across grades while Wilmington reports steady rosin and unchanged spirits turpentine.
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Charleston
Wilmington
Savannah
Oil City
Market Columns Show Mixed Cattle and Hogs Prices Across Cities
Reports from Cincinnati Chicago St Louis and Kansas City on June 12 reveal cattle and hog prices fluctuating with light receipts. Cattle varied from good to prime steers around five dollars, hogs mostly five dollars spot, and lambs steady to firm in selective markets with Texans and natives represented.
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Cincinnati
Sceesvensevescoon
York
Chicago
Texas Fed
Texas
Texas Bulls
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Kew York
United States
Commercial Tribune
Pitsburg
Rain and drought hit spring wheat markets and yields
Reports from Fargo and St Paul describe light showers failing to improve ground with root damage and stagnant growth. Government figures show spring wheat damage near ten percent with winter wheat yields varying by region. New York Bradstreet's notes shifts in U S and Canada supplies and stock levels across Manitoba stores and Chicago elevators.
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Sagberte & Hall
Snow
Fargo
N. D
Steel
St. Paul
P. J. Goodhart & Co
New York
Bradstreet
United States
Canada
Rockies
Europe
Liverpool Corn Trade News
Manitoba
St. Joseph
Omaha
East St. Louis
Northwestern
Interior
Chicago
Kingston
Portland
Ore
Tacoma
Seattle
Wash
Market Summary of Commodities and Grains Terse Trade Report
The report covers provisions, flours, grains, and groceries with price ranges for lard bacon sugar cured meats flour wheat corn oats rye and grain inspections. It notes moderate demand, steadier or tentatively easier markets, and prices on items such as butter coffee sugar rice and various vegetables and fruits. Prices reflect on track and bulk deliveries with specific quotes and car sales.
Wheat market feels drought and rain driven shifts
Wheat reached a recent high on Northwest drought but fell back as rain in Dakotas and Minnesota appeared. July futures varied with short covering near close, while corn and oats rose early and then steadied. Provisions stayed weak with large receipts and heavy export interest noted.
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Chicago
Northwest
Weather Bureau
Dakotas
Minnesota
Atlantic
Minneapolis
Duluth
New York
Seaboard
W%ee
Os Evans TA
Ississods
Zsccrecse
Mess Park
Batley
Bush
Phenix Grain & Stock Exchange Address Listing
A listing shows Phenix Grain and Stock Exchange located at 315 V HK Street. The snippet repeats the address with minimal additional context or details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phenix Grain & Stock Exchange
HK Street
Note on Quotations for Average-Sized Lots in Cash Terms
The notice states that quotations refer to average-sized lots and are generally quoted in cash terms unless otherwise specified. It clarifies that the figures reflect cash prices and that sanness or other conditions may alter terms.
Fresh Produce Prices From The Market
New potatoes Early Rose two dollars twenty five and a quarter per bag. Triumphs two dollars and ninety per barrel. CABBAGE Louisville ninety cents to one dollar per crate. TOMATOES Fancy two dollars and thirty five to two dollars fifty per crate of six baskets. Mississippi nine cents to one dollar per crate of four baskets. PEAS Telephone ten to twelve cents per bush. BEANS Green ninety cents to one dollar per box. Cucumbers Homegrown thirty to thirty five cents per dozen. Tennessee one dollar fifty to one dollar eleven per hamper. EGG PLANTS steady at twenty five to twenty eight dollars per case. ONIONS New Orleans two forty to two fifty per barrel.
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Louisville
Mississippi
Tennessee
New Orleans
Butter and Eggs Markets Across Cities on June 12
New York reports firm butter with 17 154 pkgs receipts and cheese firm to steady. Philadelphia notes firm butter and eyes, with cheese firmer. Kansas City sees firm eggs with Missouri and Kansas stock at 8 cents, Southern 6 cents. Chicago shows steady butter, heavy eggs, cheese around 8 9 cents.
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New York
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Chicago
léalTige
Commodities Markets Mixed. Wheat and Coffee Highlight Session
Reports from New York to Milwaukee show wheat holds firm with spot and futures slight gains while corn and oats ease. Coffee futures rise on bullish cables and lower American visible supply, with sugar holding firm amid steady spreads across markets in Baltimore and Chicago regions.
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New York
Minnesota
Duluth
Shorts
Dl News
Ring
Baltimore
Toledo
ST. Louis
Kansas City
New Orleans
Milwaukee
Bartley
Tobacco market moves out of the country and prices rise
Receipts in the local market increase as 359 birds arrive at warehouses. Market shows no change from last week with all grades offered up to previous quotations. Old classification applied to tobacco offerings with scarce good leaf. The 98 hhds were sold across Globe Farmers Bodmann Morris Cincinnati outfits in multiple lots with prices ranging from 3.95 to 25.00 per unit.
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Tennessee
Cleveland
Ohio River
Michigan
Globe
Bodmann
I Ieee Morris
Cincinnati-Miami
Cotton market roundups in New York and New Orleans
In New York on June 12 the spot cotton market closed quiet with 2 650 bales sold. futures steady with values from June 8.53c to May 7.59c. In New Orleans sales reached 950 bales and futures were quiet with quotes from June 8.9l1c to March 7.81c. receipts totaled 1 621 bales and stock stood at 82 848 bales.
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New York
New Orleans
Wool market steady with limited demand and varied regional quotes
Boston reports unchanged wool conditions with stock for immediate use and dealers waiting for a stronger market. Territory wools bid around 62 to 53 cents for fine and fine scoured, fleece markets slow with no stable quotable price. detailed ranges given for Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Kentucky, Indiana, Missouri, Territory scoured and Australian spot prices observed.
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Boston
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Lake and
Georgia
Territory
Montana
Dakota
Utah
Idaho
Dry goods markets mostly quiet with no new features
New York reports home demand remains quiet across dry goods departments with no activity in staple or fancy lines. Print cloths idle with no changes at Fall River and regular offers at outside 3c fail to attract orders. Manchester notes cloths and yarns quiet with little business done.
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New York
Fall River
Manchester
Head Severed in Boiler Blast at Brazil Planing Mill
A boiler explosion at a planing mill south of Brazil, Indiana, destroyed the mill belonging to John Rumple. Rumple’s head was severed and his son William was seriously injured.
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Commercial Tribune
Brazil
Ind
Here
John Rumple
Rumple
William
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Prime Dairy
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New River
Kanawha
Fruits and Vegetables
Messina
Palermo
Chicago Review
Guarantee Title & Trust CO
Walnut ST
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