Wall Street stocks see gains in Union Pacific and St Paul
A strong early push in Union Pacific and St Paul led the market while other stocks followed timidly. Rumors of a broader North West railroad consolidation and possible United States Steel involvement influenced trading as prices moved, with Union Pacific and St Paul showing notable rises before later profit taking and mixed advances in related issues.
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Rket
St. Paul Nion Pacific
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Tennessee Coal
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United States Steel
Philadelphia
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Mexican Central
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Louisville & .Nashvilles
Germany
Pennsylvania
London
Paris
United States
Hutton
Pacific
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Newberg
Dow Jones
United States Steel Company
Union Pack
Northwest
Stocks and currency markets show steady gains amid bank rate cuts
Banks report ample loanable funds while call loans and discounts ease. New York and foreign exchange stay firm with Sterling and Paris bills in demand. government and corporate bonds trade mixed as markets cheer lower rates.
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Rabereo
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New York
Petiacal Iauiesaneenenes
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Local Securities Show Steady Activity and Gas Stock Strength
Stock Exchange activity remained solid with few price changes except for light shading in Stockyards securities. Gas stocks drew attention as Columbus Gas preferred rose above par, while United States Printing saw limited trading amid price variations. Bonds remained in demand for investment though buyers and sellers failed to meet.
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Avondale
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J. M. Hutton
Mining Market Notes from New York and London
Trading in tin remained weak with London tin at £129 1s and futures £1% while copper eased. Lake Superior and casting copper held at $17 in New York. Lead and spelter held firm, mining shares across Boston and St Louis showed varied gains and losses amid a dull metals market.
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Adventure
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Centennial
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Osctola
Parrot
Quincy
Santa Fe Copper
Tamarack
Utah Mining
Winona
Wolverines
ST. Gouis
Market News Butter and Cheese Prices Steady
New York reports on June 4 with butter receipts 7,849 packages and market steady. creamery 15 percent allowance, factory sales 2d per pound. Cheese receipts 6,235 packages with irregular market. fancy large colored 3 ½ cents, large white 3 ½ cents, fancy small colored 9 cents, white 3 cents. Eggs receipts 17,092 packages with market steady conditions.
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Cincinnati Markets Friday Evening Report
Provisions unchanged while flour and grain receipts exceeded demand. Wheat and corn showed dull to steady prices with mixed on track and car sales. Seeds active, hay prices higher for timothy, and butter eggs poultry and fruit supplies steady or firmer amid light whisky movement.
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Covington
Timothy
New Orleans
Western and Atlantic poultry and butter markets report June prices
In Chicago and St Louis and other hubs on June 14 markets show poultry firm to weak with various price points for chickens springers and turkeys. butter steady with creamery and dairy categories listed. eggs steady with repacked cases noted. regional notes from Baltimore Loire and surrounding areas include cheese bricks and tubs price points. hens ducks and geese also quoted with size-based pricing.
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Serene
Japan
Ayasie Ch
Sien
Ancy
Ohio
Ohio Flats
Dodd
Schweitzer
West Do
Tim’y
Pontes
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Loire
Cotton market shows steady tone with moderate sales
New Orleans reports quiet but steady cotton trading with 1 300 bales sold and prices around middling levels. Futures ranges noted from June to January with modest activity while receipts total 862 bales and stock 113 28 bales. Liverpool weekly stats list 54 000 bales sold and 55 000 bales to English spinners.
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Arket
Liverpool
Cotton market closes dull with mixed spot and easing futures
In New York on June 14, spot cotton was dull with middling uplands at 8 1/2 cents and do gulf at 8 1/2 cents. Futures finished easier with July at 8.17 and several subsequent contracts slipping to around 7.18 to 7.23 cents.
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Wool trade improves as Boston buys from West
The Commercial Bulletin notes improved clothing and cloth trades boosting wool demand. Wyoming Idaho wools sold at higher prices, New Texas opens in Boston with eight and twelve month sales, Missouri and Indiana combings moved well, half-bloods largely unsold. Boston receipts since January 1 total 84,145,326 lbs vs 78,894,915 lbs in 1900. Stock on hand January 1, 1901 stood at 76,309,500 lbs. today total stock is 49,457 pounds.
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Commercial Bulletin
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Wyoming
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Wheat and corn export totals from Bradstreet's Review
Wheat for the week and season total 47,900,107 bushels with exports 23,623,283. corn aggregate 2,569,254 bushels. Comparisons show declines vs prior weeks and years, including last season and 1898 99. Seed shows varied figures and July-to-date totals in the excerpt.
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Baldwin Grand Piano for Sale at 142-144 W Fourth Ave
Paris 1900 Baldwin Pie Grand Pri from D. H. Baldwin & Co. advertises pianos at 142 144 West Fourth Avenue. Note shop location and brand prominence in the era.
Quotation listings on local securities at exchange
Quotations on stocks and bonds show bid and asked prices across railroad stocks miscellaneous issues and city bonds. Names include Little Miami Cin St Ry Col G H Co Ohio supro and Covington Hamilton bonds with ranges for rail and traction bonds, unlisted securities, banks, and insurers noted.
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OB Co
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Roots Co. Pr
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Wheat market falls amid mixed signals in Chicago trading
Chicago wheat slips as cables and crop prospects weigh, July wheat closing weaker. Corn and oats show limited gains while hogs and lard hold steady. reports of large Argentine and continental crops temper gains, with export and shipping demand shaping the session.
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TR Sa
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Logan
Hutton
Ware & Leland
Buddeke
India
Russia
Argentine
Finley & Barrett
Roberts & Hall
Grain and Provisions Market Summary
New York June 14 flour receipts 17,315 barrels, wheat receipts 68,400 bushels. Corn and oats trade steady to firm with mixed futures. Coffee and sugar markets down on weak demand and ample supplies. Toledo and Baltimore plant notes show dull wheat and firmer corn, with cash quotes listed for several grades.
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Burnet House Cafe Opens Fast Lunch Service
Burnet House Merchants' Cafe and Lunchroom opens at 11 30 A M and runs until 5 P M offering quick service and reasonable prices in Burnet House.
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Burnet House Merchants
Receipts and shipments for cattle hogs and sheep in multiple markets
Cincinnati and New York Chicago and Pittsburgh report 24 hour and four day totals for cattle hogs and sheep with price ranges and movements. Cattle generally steady to easy as buyers supply urgent needs. hogs weak after limited demand. sheep and lambs easy with yearlings and stockers softer. Prices include cattle from 2.25 to 5.60, hogs 5.75 to 6.15, sheep 2.60 to 5.75 in various markets.
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Fung IB
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Cleveland company seeks injunction against picketing workers
The Cleveland Punch and Shear Company filed injunction proceedings to restrain striking machinists from picketing its works claiming union pickets have terrorized employees who wish to work. The case will be heard Tuesday.
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Cleveland Punch and Shear Company
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