New York Market News Shows Narrow Fluctuations in 1900
The report notes a dull market with limited movement since fall 1898. It cites a 1 percent dividend on Northern Pacific common stock and mixed crop prospects. Currency remains steady in circulation, with discounting at 6 to 6.5 percent and collateral loans at 3 to 4 percent. Municipal bonds and street railways show tepid activity amid cautious sentiment.
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New York
Boston
Mellen
Northern Pacific Railway
Ohio Valley
Closing Potitions for Securities in Chicago Reported
Closing quotations show Diamond Match at 1204 bid 121% asked Linseed 611 11 bid 11% asked, American Tin Plate 1% asked, National Steel 26% bid 27% asked. New York banks lost 2 578 000 to the Subtreasury amid gold shipment profits. Northern Pacific declares 1 percent dividend for six months. Business failures number 18 for the week per Brat Street’s Review.
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New York Exchange
Re Cin
Street R. Rysorertaceaes
Bhillite Co
City Hall
Oak
Bees City Reallway
Niles Poot Works City Railway
Hocking Valley
Bloss
Sheffield
Western
Union
Eeestenbbene
Junie
Minneapolis & St. Li
Minneapolis & St. L
Chicago & N
Chicago
Steel & Wire
Chicago & E. It
Tional Paper Co
Tae
Hutton & Co
Diamond Match Company
Nora Linseed
American Tin Plate Pace
National Steel
New York
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific Railroad
Wheat market and farm products news from the Northwest
Wheat prices trend upward amid reports of damaged crops and strong market tone. Grain, meats, and produce prices show steady to firm movement with details on No. 2 red winter, corn, oats, lard, bacon, flour, and regional supplies. notes on shipping and export figures.
Vermilye Co Bankers Ad
Vermilye Co Bankers Nassau and Pine Sts New York 18 Congress Street Boston. Government Bonds of all issues bought sold or taken in for other securities Quotations furnished by wire at our expense List of current offerings of Municipal Railroad and other Investment Securities furnished upon application Accounts of Banks Bankers and Individuals Solicited.
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Nassau and Pine Sts
New York
Congress Street
Boston
Market closes on dull note as Northern Pacific dividend seen
Speculation swirled over a likely six month dividend on Northern Pacific with a 41 percent payout. Directors kept actions secret while stocks dipped before the regular dividend decision, and traders weighed the impact of possible 4 percent basis versus 2 percent with 1 percent extra.
Stock market quotations and bonds across exchanges
Quotations in stocks and bonds show mixed activity with railroad stocks and miscellaneous issues. The report lists bid and ask figures for various rail lines and utilities, followed by bond yields across city and national issues, and closes with Chicago wheat and corn movements and notes on futures activity.
Money on call and bonds ease in New York and Boston
New York markets show money on call easy at 1 1/2 percent with bankers' bills firm. Sterling exchange lower with demand $1.4144 and sixty days $4.84. Government bonds steady, state bonds inactive, railroad bonds uneven. Boston closing prices list varied upticks and declines across rail, utilities, and industrials.
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New. York
Boston
Eee
Topeka & Santa Fe
American Guaer
Bell Telephone
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Chicago
Bukiheton & Quit
Ae Dominion Coat
Fee
Edison Eie Timinath
Fh Central New Englahd Gas & Coke Id Dominion
Adific West Ena
Westingui “Atehion
Mgiand P Arty
Daily Market Summary and Foreign Market Notes
SONS is Cane 15 4 P M Consols for money 01 percent cut for the account 101 11 16 Canadian Pacific 95 percent Atchison 264 percent St Paul 117 Illinois Central 11444 Louisville 79 percent Union Pacific pref 15 New York Central 134 Erie 46 Reaging 8 Hrie first 1 35 percent Northern Pacific pref 75 Grand Trank 6 Anaconda Rand Mines 404 percent. Bar silver steady at 1 27 11 16d per oz. The fate of discount in open market for short bills 182 percent per cent for three months bills 2 2 percent. BERLIN June 15 Prices on the Bourse today opened weak on lower warrants from Glasgow and reports from New York on news from Tien Tsin. Later there was a recovery in sympathy with firmness in London. The close of regular business on the Bourse mine shares relapsed. PARIS June 15 Business opened dull on the asset reflecting Berlin and London markets. Subsequently there was a better feeling on foreign advice and investment demand. Prices were firm on copper but general market weaker. Kaffirs commented dull.
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SONS
Canadian Pacific
Atchison
St. Paul
Illinois Central
Louisville
Union Pacific
New York Central
Erie HX
Eeerone
Hrie
Northern Pacific
Grand Trank
Anaconda
Rand Mines
Berlin
Glasgow
New York
Tien Tsin
London
Paris
Turpentine and Resin Markets Reported Steady Across Cities
Charleston notes turpentine nominal with no activity and resin unchanged. Oil City reports credit balances 125 with shipments totaling 72 236 barrels and runs 98 002 barrels. Savannah records spirits turpentine firm at 43 1 2 percent, rosin steady around 42 1 2 percent, crude turpentine at 160 to 162 1 2, tar quiet at 14 1 2 dollars.
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Charleston
Oil City
Savannah
Seeeeees Sunei
Note on Quotations and Prices for Small Orders
Friday Evening June 15 160 receipts and shipments outline how prices are quoted for average sized lots and cash transactions. The text notes oval prices for filling small advance orders and clarifies charges applied to most articles.
Butter Eggs and Cheese
Butter eggs and cheese item from Kansas City dated June with mention of U.-Hegsi and Marner in a brief regional notice.
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Kansas City
Hegsi
Marner
Grand Rapids Railway Bonds Offered As Secure Investment
$300000 bonds due 1916 with 3% interest, secured by first lien on Grand Rapids Street Railway. Denomination $1000, registerable principal, price 103 plus accrued interest. Sinking fund after five years, extensive system value, extensive franchises, Keith firm inspection, special circular available. Detroit excluded as risk. Grand Rapids thriving with varied manufacturing.
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Grand Rapids
Michigan
Grand Rapids Railway Company
Detroit
Dun’s
Harris Bankers Firm Adverts at Chicago Address
N. W. Harris & Co. bankers list Chicago address at 204 Dearborn Street and Boston location noted near Marquette Building in New York Harbor area.
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N. W. Harris & Co
Bankers
Dearborn ST
Chicago
Market Notes on Dairy Butter Cheese and Grains Across Cities
A dense market snapshot across New York Chicago Kansas City and New Orleans notes butter cheese and grain prices. Butter steady and firm milks and creams firm with various regional premiums. cheese prices mixed by grade. corn rye oats and barley listed with cash prices and July futures. Kansas City reports wheat and corn bids. New Orleans notes sugar and molasses pricing.
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Kansas City
Milwaukee
Barleh
Mining and metal markets headlined by quiet copper and lead
COLORADO SPRINGS June 15 Consolidated lists varied ticker items. New York June 15 metals market shows quiet trading with little change from prior close. copper at 16 cents, lead unsettled around 3.12 to 3.77, Spelter weak near 4. Sunken local bonds and prices noted for zinc and other alloys, with mining reports from Montanas and Osceola region showing mixed results.
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Commercial Tribune
Colorado Springs
Consolidated i. Elkton
Ben Hur
Isabella
Bell
Jack Pot
Lexington m4
Maton
Enterprise
Kirland
Pharmacist
Work
Independence
Keystone
Keypent
Mountain Bee
Little Joan
Nugget
Kewen
Liverne
Karen
Alicuez’ Mining
Cotton Market Reports Across New Orleans and London
New Orleans prices show steady market with 650 bales traded and various grades listed, receipts at 439 bales and stock at 74 321 bales, June futures around 9 cents. London Cornwall weekly cotton stats cite 34 000 total sales, 31 000 American. Liverpool exports 5 000 and stocks 631 000. New York futures stay steady with middling around 9 1/16 to 9 5/16 cents and spot sales modest.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Peeratetos
Wy -Saiss
New York
Market Report From London Tweed and Skins Sale
At Mincing Lane on June 15 Cape of Good Hope and Natal skins totaling 185 742 were offered with 141 444 sold. Supply exceeded expectations leading to weak competition. Long wooled declined, short wooed and latibs fell slightly. Coarse stock remained in good demand and held at a 44 decline.
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Louis
London
Mincing Lane
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
Market report on fabrics steady demand and price status
New York June 15 notes fair orders for prints for fall on new basis of the for st demand for other descriptions of cotton goods continues good and readily met at previous prices. Nothing doing in print cloths and no change in price. Linens slow but steady. Burlaps inactive and tone of market easy.
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New York
Grain and coffee futures mixed as market shifts on crop outlooks
Wheat and corn prices swing with receipts and exports cited. Coffee rises on bullish outlooks and Argentine damage reports, while futures for fatter market notes firm spot prices and renewed Northwest crop concerns.
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Receipts and Prices Across Cities
Cincinnati reports daily receipts and shipments for cattle hogs and sheep with prices across grades from fat cattle to cows and calves. Pittsburgh Buffalo Kansas City and New York show varied demand and price ranges for beef pork and lambs while Chicago and St Louis provide marginal updates on steers and stockers.
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