Brokers Day in Call Loans and Money Market Summary
Unusual bank quiet in downtown money market as brokers push for low call loan rates. Banks with tax payments funds meet demand by offering 3 percent on new call loans. time loans steady at 5 to 6 percent. Exchange rates hold with 20 cent per thousand NY blank premium and sterling bills steady. Bonds across Atchison, Oregon, Reading, Union Pacific show mixed activity as markets stay firm in general.
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Local Securities Market Reports Mixed Activity and Bank Stocks Strength
Local securities trading was light with few eager buyers and steady prices. Columbus Gas and Cincinnati Gas and Electric remained strong while tobacco stocks drew little interest. German National Bank of Covington showed solid demand amid rising bids for Little Miami Railroad stock.
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Fragmentary Despatches From Markets and Mining
Diverse 1920s style market notes report London and New York metal prices and mining shares. It notes a sharp setback in local metal prices, weak futures, and mixed spot activity, with references to London and New York closes and various mining stock quotes and companies.
New York Markets See Mixed Demand For Textiles
June 12 report shows higher activity in staple prints with steady bleached cottons and firmer brown sheets and drills on export orders. Fancies are moderate, coarse goods quiet, and dress goods irregular as woolens and worsteds move along staple lines.
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Baldwin Piase Grand Prix in Paris 1900
D. F H. Baldwin & Co. announces the Pianos Pianos de Baldwin Piase Grand Prix in Paris 1900. Located at 142 144 W Fourth St, the firm markets its brand with event tie in.
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Quotations on Local Securities Ledger
Quotations on stocks and bonds last established at the Stock Exchange list railroad stocks including Little Miami Columbus and Xenia lines. Mixed rail and utility issues feature in the bid and asked columns with ranges for Cin C. N. D. P. U. Rys. Det. Cin St. ye and many bank and bond issues from Cincinnati markets.
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Cincinnati Markets Quiet as Prices Dip on Provisions and Grains
June market notes show lower pork, lard steady, flour and top winter grades down. Bran and middlings sold in bulk, wheat and corn ease with several car lots reported. rye, barley, seeds, hay, and vegetables mixed in activity while whisky movement remains light. Receipts and shipments noted with primary meats markets listing hams and prime steam notes.
Market slips across grains as futures retreat from gains
New York reports weak wheat and corn receipts with exports mixed while sugar and coffee futures show steady to lower levels. July and September options fluctuate on foreign buying, local liquidation, and European data. coffee closes down modestly after a day of bearish sentiment.
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New York Financial Market Slips After Morning Gains
The New York stock market softened in late trading as demand dwindled after morning gains. Missouri Pacific and Pennsylvania led advances earlier, with Colorado Fuel surging before a broad pullback. Rumors of South Africa peace and London financial cues influenced sentiment, while rail and steel stocks showed notable activity and cash dividends were declared across several issuers.
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Grain and livestock futures and cash prices across markets
Across Baltimore St Louis sharp market notes show corn steady to quiet with July values around 45 to 46 cents and cash cash receipts near 148 452 bushels. Wheat priced 58 to 66 cents for cash and futures while oats hold around 32 to 34 cents with receipts near 10 909 bushels. Pork and lard trade notes appear firmer with pork at 15.75 and lard around 8.40.
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Globe Wernicke Retail Store Ad
The Globe Wernicke Co advertises Elastic Shelf Book Cases Cabinets Card Indexes and Desks at its outlet located at Fourth and Elm Streets. The notice markets storage solutions for office and library use.
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Wool Trade Shows Slight Improvement and Steady Prices
Boston reports a modest upturn in wool trading with broader demand from both large and small mills. Early shorn wools are selling out in Wyoming, Montana seen as next market. prices hold firm as South American and Australian cross breds see active purchases. Weekly sales total 3.805 million pounds with year to date 98.218 million pounds.
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American Wool and Cotton Reporter
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Montana
Maue & Co. Relocate Tailors To Union Trust Building
W. A. Maue & Co. announces a new shop location on the second floor of the Union Trust Building. The tailor establishment lists its move as a company update for customers and business partners.
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Butter and Poultry Prices Across U S Markets June 12
Fresh market reports from New York Chicago St Louis Baltimore and Louisville show butter steady to firm with creamery prices around 14 to 19 cents, eggs mostly weak to steady at 10 to 18 cents, and poultry markets mixed with chicken and turkey prices ranging from about 5 to 10 cents for live birds and higher for dressed meat across the year.
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Market closes firm as hogs lift prices amid receipts activity
Hog prices rise with good demand from Packers led by lard and ribs while hog receipts thin. July pork $14.85, July lard $8.52, July ribs $8.07. Futures show pork at $14.85 to $14.90. wheat corn and oats also move with steady cash quotes and mixed futures. Estimated tomorrow’s receipts include 29,000 hogs and 55 wheat cars.
Arno Clays Piano Event at Aeolian Hall
Arno Clays invites public to a piano program at Aeolian Hall. Event details are unclear in the fragment but mentions a piano recital or concert setting.
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Wheat and corn edges in Chicago market amidst thin gains
Chicago June wheat fell from morning highs as profit taking trimmed early strength. July corn traded under pressure with shipments active and prices finishing modestly higher in a light session. Traders noted ample supply and firm opens but profits and shorts kept limits on gains for both grains.
Chicago Market Gossip on July and September Wheat Trends
Logan to Hutton notes July weakness due to ongoing liquidation by holders with shorts covered ahead of September as cables steady. Forecast cool moist Northwest and clear regions support crops. foreigners viewed as September wheat buyers in discount futures, likely reducing cash demand. market seen as unlikely to turn bullish unless crop prospects improve. Ware & Leland report Duluth weakness in July, with closing about ten under, and September gaining on shorts and a big commission house while overall weather and crop news remain favorable and sentiment bogish.
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Duluth
Burnet House Merchants' Cafe Lunchroom Opens Midday
The Burnet House announces a Merchants' Cafe and Lunchroom serving quick meals from 11 30 A M to 3 P M offering quick service and reasonable prices to patrons.
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Cattle and Hogs Trade Across Major Markets June Report
Cincinnati and Chicago led a broad overview of cattle hogs and sheep trade. Receipts rose in Cincinnati with steady to higher prices for fat cattle and strong hog demand. Chicago showed mixed results with firm to higher cattle quotes and active hog sales. Pittsburgh and Kansas City noted steady to higher market tones across several sizes and grades.
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Bluefield Man John Henry Vaden Released on Bail
Bluefield West Virginia June 12 John Henry Vaden a prominent local man has been released on bail after two weeks in custody on a wife poisoning charge. The arrest followed suspicion but the indictment is expected to be quashed as evidence is judged insufficient and no poison was found in the stomach.
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Tribune
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West Virginia Tobacco Leads the Local Leaf Auction
Yesterday West Virginia tobacco was the focus in the local market. One hundred fifteen hogsheads of redried new leaf from the state were offered at the breaks—92 at Farmers and Shippers and 22 at Globe House—with intense bidding. Key buyers included Continental American and T. B. Hamilton. Frank Mc Ghee’s shipment at Farmers and Shippers drew strong interest. Prices topped $19.50 per hundredweight for a top-quality hogshead, with many lots selling between $12 and $18.7, marking the best price of the year for West Virginia redried new leaf. Sales across warehouses totaled numerous lots with the majority meeting strong prices and only a small rejection rate.
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