Street Recovery Noted in General Trade News June 19 1900
Market roundups report cautious revival in local securities and bank lending amid crop worries and political uncertainty. Cincinnati stocks including Street Railway, Water Works and various bonds show mixed demand while trade expectations point to a summer price uptick and strong Cripple Creek gold prospects.
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Roosevelt
New York
McKinley
R. T
Coney Island
London
Speyer
Southern Pacific
Roberts & Hall
Colorado Springs
Cripple Creek
Stratton
Atlantic
Europe
Cincinnati Capitalists Buy Securities in New York
Throughout a few days investors in Cincinnati bought substantial securities in New York, paying cash and bringing them home to Cincinnati. Some purchases used borrowed capital, all borrowed locally, signaling strong confidence in national business. New York banks benefited from the Sub Treasury. Metropolitan Street Railway declared a 1% dividend payable July 16 with books closed June 16 and reopened July 17. Chicago Gas ordinance passed allowing the contract with the Ogden Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Miami
Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Warehouse Company
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Cincinnati Gas Company
Barney & Smith Co
Cincinnati Newport & Covington Railway
Stock Exchange
Equitable
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway
American Type Foundry
The
Aapeksee
New York
Cnewes
New York Exchange
Able
Close
Cin
Street R. R
Essceessee
Shillite Co
Cce
City
Hall Bank
Eee
Oak Leather Co
City Railway Com
City Railway
Cincinnati Gas Co
Cincinnati Edison Cork
Taseeee cC
A and B
Dayton & Mich, R. R
Metropolitan St. R. R
Rock Jeland
Omaha
Scscssesess
Niles Tool Works
Coniives Stockyards
Procter & Gamble
Denver & Rio Grande
Northern Pacific Com
Hocking Valley
Sloss-Sheffield 8.&I.co
Western Seesoveneee
Minneapolis & St. L
Chicago & N. W
Manhattan R. A
Union Bag and Paper
Chicago & Gt. West
St. Louis & San. F
Nubber Govuds
Sugar Ref. Co
Nat. Steel
Atchison
Republic Iron & Steel
Chicago & EB. Ill
Chicago & B. Ill
International Paper Co
American Express Co
Am. Steel and Wire
Cincinnati
Metropolitan Street Railway
Chicago Gas
Ogden Company
Turpentine and rosin market updates from multiple cities
Wilmington notes spirits of turpentine at 42 to 43 1 2 cents and rosin steady at 10 to 10 1 2 dollars per balance barrel. Charleston lists varied grades with prices from 105 to 170 dollars. Savannah reports spirits at 43 3 4 cents with rosin unchanged. Cleveland City reports credit balances and shipment/run figures for April.
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Wilmington
Charleston
Savannah
C. Rosin
CIL City
Mining shares and metals market notes across cities
Special Despatch reports mining shares movements in COLORADO SPRINGS and NEW YORK with prices for Consolidated 13% Battle Mountain Elkton Ben Hur Isabella and others. It notes weakness in the metals market, with pig iron warrants, Tim, lead, copper, and speller prices easing or remaining steady across Boston St. Louis markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Colorado Springs
Consolidated
Battle Mountain
Elkton
Ben Hur
Isabella
Blue Bell
Jack
Lexington
D.C
Maton
Enterprise
Portland
Pharmacist
Work
Independence
Key Stone
Mountain Beauty
Little Joan
Nugget
New Haven
Silver State
Mary Cashen
Rose Nicol
Monarch
Ingham
Edsall, Key & CO
New York
Chollar
Crown Point
Consolidated California
Virginia
Deadwood
Gould & Curry
Hale & Norcross
Homestake
Iron
Mexican
Ontario
Ophir
Plymouth
Sierra Nevada
Union Consolidated
Yellow Jacket
Speltem
Lake Copper
Boston
Adventure
Allouez Mining Company
Atlantic
Boston and Mortana
Calumet and
Hiscle
Centennial
Franklin
Eola
Parrot
Quincy
Santa Siete
Tamarack
Utah Mining
Winona
Louis
Money on call and bonds steady in New York and Boston
Money on call rests at 1% to 2% with sterling and mercantile rates firm. In Boston closing prices show varied stock moves with Atchison Topeka Santa Fe and General Electric among winners and several rail and industrial names trading near prior levels. Chicago grain futures turn nervous as July wheat dips amid export demand and harvest prospects.
London Market Report and Closing Bond Prices
London at 4 p.m. Consols for money 100 11-16, for the account 100 13-16. Canadian Pacific 93 %, St Paul 114%, Illinois Central 114%, Union Pacific preferred 144%, New York Central 131%, Northern Pacific preferred 7%, Grand Trunk 6%. Bar silver 27 1d per ounce. Money ½ per cent, discount rates 2% for short bills and 2 7-16% for three months. Trade notes indicate Boursetors and market commentary.
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London
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Illinois Central
Louisville
Union Pacific
New York Central
Erie
Pennsylvania
Eens
Northern Pacific
Grand Trunk
Anaconda
Rand Mines
Chin’s
Ayes Atchison Wena
Big Four Peer Ee
Burlington
BR. Dies Eds
Central Pacific
Courte Graz
Canada
Southern Sete
Chicago
del & Hud
Hocking Valley
Illinois
Jersey Central
Agred L. & N
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
St. Ryse
N. Y. Centre
N. W
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Pullman
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
R. R
Third Avenue
Tenn, C. & I
Aeeeee
Texas Pacific
Western Union
Tin Plate Thee
Do Porel
Eeeeneteee
Carteen
Biscuit Co
PF. &T
Isies
General Electric
National Steel
Bteel Co
Ceeeveicses
Suger
Prices slide as Spanish bonds weigh on Paris trade
Paris prices weakened as consols fell and Western reports disappointed. Spanish 4s led the decline with continued realizations, Rio Tiptos softened after initial resistance, and Kaffirs fluctuated before closing easier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Harvests in Southwest Progress Under Favourable Conditions
The article notes strong harvesting progress in the Southwest amid favorable weather and predicts a possible winter wheat yield up to 630 million bushels, with Northwest drought and market impacts discussed. It cites French wheat prospects, French imports, and rising cattle inflows to Montana from Oregon New Mexico and Texas, including large shipments by Bloom Cattle Company and Burlington lines. The piece also references area and yield estimates from Orange Judd Farmer and other authorities.
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Chicago
Northwest
Orange Judd
Department of Agriculture
Ministry of Agriculture
Paris
France
New York Tribune
Montana
Oregon
New Mexico
Texas
Burlington
Crawford
Elkhorn
Concordia
South
Cincinnati Markets Note on Quotations and Pricing
Market note explains quotations reflect average-sized cash transactions and that small orders incur higher prices. Mentions Vance over prices charged for most average market items and notes filling small orders.
Market trends and prices for meats and grains steady
Hog prices rose but packers held firm with no sales concessions. Lard and bacon markets slow but steady with varied side and belly quotes. Flour, corn, oats, and wheat show weaker demand or steady pricing. coffee, sugar, and oils follow steady to modest demand patterns. Multiple commodities quoted with regionally specific terms and sales reported.
Market Prices for Fruits and Vegetables in Local Trade
Prime blackberries fetch 1 50 to 1 75 per crate while raspberries vary by color. Gooseberries steady at 1 per stand of 2 bushes and 3.50 per case. Cherries around 4 4 50 per stand of 3. Lemons Messina 300s 4 4 50 Palermo 300s 4 4 50. Potatoes slow at 4 4 7 per bush. new 1 25 to 1 50 per barrel. Cabbage steady Louisville 5 8 0 per crate. Tomatoes Mississippi stock 1 per crate of 4 baskets. Peas 50 cents telephone and early June 40 to 50 per 100. Cucumbers home grown per dozen. Eggplants steady at 1 per dozen. Onions New Orleans 2 40 to 2 50 per barrel. Beans round 7 8 0 per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin Creamery
Ohio
New York
Schweitzer
Pittsburg
Kanawha
New River
Timothy
Kentucky
Indiana
Tllinois
Virginia
Salle Eac
Louisville
Mississippi
New Orleans
Dairy Prices Report From Various Cities
Butter and cheese markets in Chicago Kansas City New York and Philadelphia show firm or steady trends with mixed receipts. Eggs vary from weak in Kansas City to steady and firm in New York and Philadelphia as buyers and sellers adjust to regional stock and regional case counts.
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Wael ST
New York City
State St
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
the Rookery
Chicago
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
New York
Grain and coffee markets mixed amid global spreads
New York reports quiet Treasuries of Flourt receipts and exports with thin demand for spring and winter patents and Minnesota grades. wheat futures swing on foreign selling and Northwest rains, while corn oats show mixed moves. Internationally coffee and sugar markets show firmness and softening tones amid cross market pressures.
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New York
Minnesota
Duluth
St. Louis
Toledo
New Orleans
Bradstreet
Kansas City
Baltimore
Cotton futures close steady across New York and New Orleans
In New York on June 19 cotton futures closed quiet and steady with June at 8.52 cents and July 8.56, August 8.81, while in New Orleans sales reached 650 bales and quotes showed ordinary 7.16 to 8.99 cents for various futures as receipts stood at 200 bales and stock at 66,333 bales.
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Worl
New York
New Orleans
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Cleari
Water Works
Hamilton County
Sterling Exchange
Glasgow
Briggs & Co
Gallatin
Martin's Ferry
Edison Electric
Cincinnati Edison Electric Light Company
Delta
Bellevue
Hyde Park
Cass County
Ind
Tipton Township
Ilinois Central
Southern Railway
Norfolk & Western
Louisville & Nashville
August Belmont
Republic Steel Preferrer
Southern Railways
Municipal
Washington
Cleveland, Ohio
Coshocton
Newport News
Uday UN Anno
W. J. Hayes & Sons
Bankers, Chamber of Commerce
Cinnath
W. R. Todd& CO
Vermilye&Co Bankers
Nassau and Pine Sts
Congress Street
U. S
Municipal Bons Bankers
Brokers and Dealers
East Third Street
Wall. Street Review
Stcecks
Shorts
New York Traction
Bears
Federal Steel
Union Bay
Pacific Mail
China
Germany
Berlin
Bank of England
Atte
United States
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange Easy
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
C. Americar
Bell Telephone
Boston & Albany
Boston Elevated
Boston & Maine
Ore Burlington & Quincy
Dominion Coal
Fitchburg
Genéral E Electric
Edison Electric Illuminating
Mexican Central
New England Gas and Coke
Old Dominion
Rubber
West End
Westinghouse Electric
Atchison Gen
N.Y
Mainy Ces
Okimee
S. F. Deb
Chicago Ter
Rio G. W
Colorado
Stl. & I.m.c
D.ie Ae G. Jets
J.L
F.g
St. Paul Con
St.p
Erie Gen
Ft.w
D. C
Pacific
Town Central
T. & Py Weee L. & N. Unified
Wis
Local Securities
Cin. Story
N.C
T.P. Col. & Xenia
Miei Cian
U.s. Prog.Co
C. of
C. Cert
Atlas
Merch
Cen
T& D.co
Ger
N‘l
Lafayette
T.coy
Cnr
W.W
Sewer
C'y Hall
City Hall
Covington
Newport
H. C
Col. Gas
Kineon Co
Mich
S-B
S-V
Proc. & G
Globe-Wco
Fay
St. L
Col C. T
H.&i. Ju
Ottio Val
Fay & Egan
Am. O.L. Cos
Freo Eae
Ae C.ry
Ize RR
Columbus St. S
Ssa
Chicago Review
Minneapolis
Seaboard
Hai Ss
Ncen
Mees
George Eustis & Co., Bankers and Brokers
East Third’ Street
Dathan
Dathan Colerain Ave
OF Janos
Dorman ST
Baldivin Rive
D. H. Baldwin & Co
W. Fourth St
Pheonix Grain & Stock Exchange Street
Brticies
Prinkeesss
International Zinc Co
Tee
Japan
General Merchandise
Joshua Brown & CO
Milwaukee
Guarantee Title & Trust CO
Tirleana Trust Co
Walnut ST
Robert Clarke CO
Dent
Fourth St
Messina
Palermo
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