Market roundup debt and exchange rates July 1901
Banks reported quiet on Friday with fair mercantile demand for money at 3 to 4 percent. Foreign exchange eased with London bills around 4.85 to 4.90 per 100, and U S stocks and bonds showing mixed activity. Bradstreet notes 188 weekly failures. several major securities listed with varied closes in New York and London markets.
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Columbus
New York
London
Sco
Ssteccevescesesccecvets
Paris
Sterling Exchange
Bradstreet
Canada
Toblan
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
American Sugar
American Telephone
Boston & Albany
Boston Elevated
Boston & Maine
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Dominion Coal
Federal Steel
Fitchburg
General Electric
Mexican Central
New England Gas & Coke
Old Colony
Old Dominion
Rubber
Union Pacific
Union Land
West End
Westinghouse Electric
Atchison
Oregon
Atchison Gen
Oregon S. L
St.l.& I.M. Con
S. F
St.l
F.gen
St. Paul
Colorado
St. P
N. Y. Cent
N. J
Rand Mines
United States Steel
Berlin
Transvaal
Stock Exchange
Sdesense
Seers
Eeverr Sg
Local Securities Activity and Mixed Broker Demand
Stock Exchange trading showed limited breadth with under ten brokers active and few shares changing hands. Cincinnati Gas and Electric, Columbus Gas, and C. N. & C. were among the busier issues with steady to higher prices, while several bids rose without many actual transactions.
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Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Street
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Columbus Gas Preferred
Columbus Gas Common
Hutton
Columbus Gas
New York Financials Show Cheering Market Amid Cash Influx
New York June 21 The stock market gained cheer with expectations of a stronger bank statement and broader advances. Cash movements offset gold export drains as interior cash inflows and Treasury actions support bank reserves. Leaders like American Linseed and Manhattan rose while General Electric fluctuated. total sales neared four million dollars with bonds active and upbeat sentiment prevailing.
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New York
Secretary of the Treasury
San Francisco
Beattie
Pennsylvania
St. Paul
Union Pa
Union ‘Pacific
Nt Pacific
Linseed Oil Prices Jump and Stock Market Sentiment Shifts
The announcement notes a two cent rise for Western Linseed Oil and four cents for ordinary brands east of Buffalo. Chicago reports Linseed Company headquarters may move to New York. Rumors link Harriman to the Chicago Great Western. Market opinions hint consolidation among Lead and Linseed with Standard Oil influence. The market closes firm, with bullish sentiment possible if bank statements stay favorable.
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Sil Ae
Buffalo
Chicago
Linseed Company
New York
Pianos by Baldwin Company at Grand Prix Paris 1900
Baldwin and D H Baldwin Co. showcase pianos at the Grand Prix event in Paris 1900. Located at 142 144 West Fourth, the display highlights Baldwin Grand and upright models for musicians and buyers.
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Paris
Local Securities Quotation Snapshot
Quotations on stocks and bonds from the Stock Exchange and outside markets list railroad stocks misc stocks and bank stocks with bid and ask, plus numerous bonds from Cincinnati and Covington regions. Notable items include Cin. ref. 3s 668 and several 4s issues, along with traffic and utility related issuances across multiple cities.
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Stock Exchange
Cin. To. Co
Col.g.&h.co
Aiken-Redway
VCO. Bo
Tob.Co
C. Cert
Pas Truss Mn Br
Roots Co
Merch
Cen. T.&s.d
Ger
N’l
N’l Lafayette
Far.& T
Insurance Company
Eureka
Afer. & Man
National
Security
Cincinnati Bonds
W.W
8Th St.v
Tin Market Mixed Signals From London and New York
Tin opened weak amid foreign downturns with spot and futures easing. Rallies later in the day lifted prices, keeping spot around 28.30 to 28.60 dollars, while London prices held firm. Spelter weakened on London spillover. copper and lead showed limited changes amid quiet domestic iron and warrants activity. Mining shares across several firms reported mixed gains and losses.
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Commercial Tribune
Colorado Springs
Battle Mountain
Elkton
Isabella
C. C
Silver State
Doctor Jack
Spelter
London
Middlesboro
Boston
Adventure
Allover Mining Company
Amalgamated Copper
Bostor
Butte
Calumet and
Hecla
Centennial Franklin Exell
Ptah Mining
Winona
Wolverines
ST. Louis
New Orleans Cotton Market Quiet As Sales Slacken
Market reports from New Orleans indicate a quiet cotton trade on June 3 with prices holding around middling levels and sales easing. Prices noted include standard grades amid limited buyer activity and steady demand for staple grades.
Cotton markets and global supply show quiet trading
New York spot cotton closed quiet and lower with middling uplands at 89-16c and gulf at 8 13-16c. Futures closed steady with June at 8.28c and December at 7.39c. New Orleans reports world visible supply at 2,948,096 bales, American 1,865,096, down from last week. Liverpool weekly stats show 61,000 total sales and 89,000 stock across all kinds with American afloat 70,000 bales.
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New York
Eure
Do Gulf
New Orleans
Hester
Liverpool
Bank and commodity notes from Oil City Charleston and Savannah
Oil City reports credit balances at 1.66 with certificates and no bid for 95 645 barrels. average 91 549 barrels, runs 83 718 barrels, average 83 365. Charleston notes turpentine steady at 34 and rosin firm. Savannah markets spirits turpentine quiet and steady with rosin firm.
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Oil City
Charleston
Elastic bookcases and desks at The Globe Werenicke Co store
The Globe Werenicke Co retail shop at Fourth and Elm announces elastic bookcases cabinets card indexes and desks available for purchase.
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Globe
Werenicke Co
Fourth & Elm Sts
Poultry and dairy prices across major markets June 21
Market notes from St Louis Chicago Louisville New York and Louisville report steady poultry and butter with mixed egg prices. Springers and fowls commanded higher values, while turkeys and ducks ranged modestly. Regional quotes show slight declines in eggs in some areas and firm overall demand.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Salle
Louisville
New York
Pennsylvania
Market Report on Staple Cottons and Textiles in New York
Buyers persist with bids for large quantities of staple cot tons, but actual trade lags yesterday as sellers stay firm. Print cloths and linens hold steady. brown sheetings and drills scarce and strong. bleached fabrics unchanged. coarse colored cottons firm. burlaps quiet at current prices.
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New York
Market Review of U S Grain and Flour Prices
New York reports flour receipts 20 707 bbls exports 31 420 bbls with a weak market and price declines across top grades. Wheat receipts 173 500 bush with a softer spot market No 2 red 76 percent f o b afloat and softer July and September futures amid harvest concerns and weaker overseas demand. Corn receipts 44 490 bush exports 139 756 bush with a quiet, weaker option market and weaker July to December futures. Oats receipts 167 500 bush with spot prices steady to lower and mixed white track values amid dull trading.
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New York
Minnesota
Duluth
Baltimore
Toledo
ST. Louis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis and Sarath
Street’s
Seaboard
Eeer Atee
Cnkvonne
Talyei
Ies
Esi Er
Grain Exports and Market Quotes Across U.S. Cities
The report details weekly and season totals for wheat and corn exports, with regional price quotes and receipts in Baltimore Toledo St Louis and Milwaukee. It records fluctuating market conditions, cash and futures figures, and intense variation in quantities and prices across several markets.
Wheat Market Slips on Record Harvest Pressures
Chicago traders faced extreme weakness as the wheat market opened lower under pressure from an abundant harvest. September futures fell from about 67 to 66 cents, with further losses in corn and oats as liquidation dominated. Bradstreet’s reported wheat and flour exports reached 5.521 million bushels, up from last week, while Argentine shipments were noted.
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Chicago
Bradstreet
Cincinnati Markets June 21 1901 Grain Hay and commodities report
Market note from Cincinnati on June 21 1901 shows quieter provisions with slight price dips for pork and lard. Grain ease amid Chicago weakness, corn sold on track at 44 3/4 cents, rye rejected at 1 cent, hay prices firm to higher with timothy and clover readings, and receipts mixed. Butter, cherries, turpentine, linseed oil and whisky activity noted with various prices and shipment figures.
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Chicago
Sic
Ohio
Burley Leaf Circles Mark Manufacturer Buy Strong
The Burley leaf market shows manufacturers as the dominant buyers with prices expected to rise. Weekly offerings near 1,326 hogshead equivalents, strong bidding, scarce soft order lots, and moderate sales through summer and fall. Lebanon breaks report shows 99 cases offered with firmer bids and steady prices.
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Bod- Morris
Cincinnati
Eder
Miami House
Morris
Lebanon
Acre
Cincinnati Market Receipts and Livestock Prices June 21 1901
Cincinnati reports two dozen hours of receipts and shipments with cattle hogs and sheep. prices vary by grade from prime heavy steers at 5.50 to common calves near 8.75, hogs advancing to 6.07, sheep lambs steady to lower. traders note brisk trade for good fat cattle and strong demand for packing hogs.
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Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Gattlez
Kansas
City
Western Fed
Chicago
Texas
Texas Bulls
Kee Louis
New York
Buffalo
Catee Cass
Gatlen Wana Tle
Burnet House Cafe Opens Quick Service Lunchroom
Burnet House Merchants' Cafe and Lunchroom advertises open from 11 30 a m to 3 p m with quick service and reasonable prices for a midday meal.
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Burnet House Merchants
Wool Trade Movement and Prices Reported in Boston
The Commercial Bulletin notes steady wool movement with price rises in places. Fine wools scarce. half-blood wools and Ohio So. 1 Geshed sold at 26c. A sale of 1,800 bales of South American cross-bred clothing wool to a carpet mill. South American wools at historic low prices. free sales of old Montana. New Humboldt opened at Cloverdale and Dalles sales report new wool at 12%c. Boston wool receipts since January 1 total 91,146,105 lbs with 10,872,500 lbs sold. total stock and shipments tallied.
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Boston
Commercial Bulletin
United States
Ohio
Montana
New Humboldt
Cloverdale
Cal
Dalles
Ore
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