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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1901

Page

8

Money Market Inactivity Amid Mixed Loan Activity

The loan market showed activity in some banks with new call loans at 3 percent and mercantile demand at 4 1/2 percent, while others were quiet due to being well loaned or lacking loan offers. Monday's mails kept checkings and deposits busy, and bank clearings were up to average. New York exchange traded few bank transactions at a 10 percent premium per $1,000. counter rates stood at par buying and 5 percent premium selling. Sterling exchange eased with mixed quotes for documentary bills and 60 day and 60 day government bills noted. Nationwide bonds and foreign exchange updates followed, with general market softness in Europe and varied U S rate levels.

New York Exchange Foreign Exchange London Paris New York Sterling Exchange Sean Opsustotscé Prime Mercantile Paper Atchison Gen G. W St.l I. M S. F St. Paul Erlegen Ft.w D.C N. J.C Pacific Gmvi West Shore St.Lis Wis Gentral Europe Union Pacific Bears Norfolk & Western West Virginia New York Central Illinois Central Manhattan Metrotan General Electric Colorado Fuel Minneapolis St. FP Pishado Sault Ste. Marfeene Berlin Peek Ss

Local Securities Market Activity and Call Prices

The Stock Exchange showed varied activity with Cincinnati Street and Gas stocks trading before call. Gas and Street Railway issues moved on the second call while Street remained reluctant to sell, Railroad stocks strengthened, and multiple small trades at 141% for Cincinnati Street highlighted the market’s uneven tone.

Stock Exchange Cincinnati Street United States Union Light, Heat H. & D. Preferred Provident Trust Savings Call

New York Stock Market Holds Steady Through Silent Session

In New York on June 24 the market kept a wavering tone amid a tacit postponement of action by large operators. Trading was light as brokers vacationed, with St Paul, Union Pacific, and Norfolk & Western showing weakness from recent speculation while others moved on limited triggers.

Cincinnati Street American Steel & Wire American Steel & Wire Pr Leather Bullock F Electric Hoovens-Owens-Rentsch Exploration Co. of Newa Market National Bank Procter & Gamble Cin'ti City Hall Bank Dadsu National Biscuit Com International Paper Chicago & Eastern Ill City Rys Dayton Sugar Com Continental Tobacco Hocking Valley R. R S.-an Hocking Valley R. R. Com Atchison, Top Santa Fe St. Louis San Francisco Sloss-Sheffield S. & I Western Union Telegraph Crucible Steel Chi St. P Inn, & Speen National Steel J Chi Ohio Truss International Steam Pump Norfolk & Southern Otis Elevator St. Ys Newark Air Qeeace Ala St. & Shipbuilding Co

Weather Notes Hint at Strong Wheat Harvest Prospects

Market Opinion notes hot weather across the nation slowed trading and prompts caution in money markets. It forecasts a bumper wheat crop with strong prices for surplus, and ponders railroad earnings in autumn. The report suggests little risk appetite until money markets stabilize.

Market steadies as money conditions reassure investors

Rates failed to rise from last week yet a softer surplus at banks keeps money firm but not tight. Analysts warn against buying at current levels though good stocks may drop on sharp declines. Union Pacific and St Paul react to news, while United States Steel and Manhattan show potential gains amid broker activity and various railroad and utility stock movements.

Maue & Co Opens New Location in Union Trust Building

W. A. Maue & Co. announces a new tailoring location on the second floor of the Union Trust Building in New York City. The move accompanies coverage of the New York Stock Market.

WL_EL Mmaue & Co. Tailors Union Trust Building

Quotations On Local Securities

Local stock and bond quotations listed with bid and asked prices across railroads oil and gas utilities and general securities. Includes Cincinnati and Covington Newport bonds with notes on various maturities and yields and unlisted securities.

The W B Carpenter Co Ad Notice

The Bottom Has Dropped Out Our prices on steel erasers pocket knives postage scales call bells paper weights and other nick nacks are lower than ever See Our Big Window Display The W B Carpenter Co 310 214 Walnut Street

W. B. Carpenter Co Walnut Street

Commodity markets update with metal prices and London trends

Tin, copper, lead and spelter quotes move on in London and New York with weak undertones. Copper and lead show price dips while domestic iron markets favor buyers. mining shares in Boston also noted.

Commercial Tribune Colorado Springs Battle Moutain Elkton Isabella Pharmacist Jack Pot Edsall, Key & Co New York London Northern Foundry Southern Glasgow Middlesboro Boston Acven

Mining stock notices and metal prices in St Louis market

In St Louis on June 4, mining shares show varied gains and declines with several firms listed. Lead trades firm at 4324.36, spelter at 3.82, while numerous mining companies report percentage changes and values for the session.

Ture Binghamton Mining Co Amalgamated Copper Atlantic Calumet & Hecla Centennial Franklin Humboldt Osceola Parrot Quincy Santa Fe Copper Tamarack Utah Winona Wolverines ST. Louis Spelter

Oil City Shipments and Turpentine Markets Summary

Oil City reports shipments totaling 211 755 barrels with runs 188 819 barrels and average yields. Charleston notes turpentine firm at 34 cents and rosin unchanged. Savannah lists spirits of turpentine firm at 34 1 2 cents and rosin pricing ranges from 1.05 to 2.60 dollars with various grades.

Oil City Charleston Turpentine Rosin Savannah

New Orleans Cotton Market and New York Futures Close Steady

New Orleans market shows 1800 bales traded mostly at 15 to 16 cents with middling around 8 5-16 cents and various futures quoted including June at 8.30 to 8.32 and December near 7.40. New York futures closed steady with June at 7.56 cents and nearby months trading 7.63 to 8.58 cents as spot upland middling near 8 1/2 cents.

New Orleans Eee Gle New York Peter

Dry Goods Market Report from New York

New York June 24 No further changes in cloths but tone strong with fair demand. Heavy brown sheetings and drills scarce and sellers reserved for forward deliveries. Bleached cottons firm but demand moderate. Wide sheetings unchanged. Denims ticks and other coarse colored cottons firm. Prints in good demand for staples. Ginghams firm. Silks very firm with strong market for raw material.

New. York

Baldwin Piano Grand Prix in Paris 1900

D. H. Baldwin & Co sponsors the Che Baldwin Piano Grand Prix in Paris during 1900. The event centers on piano competition and Baldwin brand involvement in the European touring or exhibition scene.

Paris D. H. Baldwin & Co

Acolian Hall Deb Invite for Registrations

Local notices invite members to register for a dress rehearsal at Acolian Hall. Event details unclear due to damaged OCR but emphasizes open participation and registration.

Abouan Acolian Hall

Eggs Butter and Poultry Markets Across Cities Report

Market notes from Elgin Chicago St Louis Kansas City Philadelphia New York Louisville Baltimore detail butter prices and sales activity, eggs and poultry price ranges, with steady to firm trends and specific per unit figures for creameries dairies and various poultry types. Key city figures include butter 19c in Elgin, eggs around 8c Western, and fowl prices across regions.

Elgin Chicago ST. Louis Springs Springs Sc Kansas City Missouri Kansas Philadelphia New York Louisville Baltimore Oran Ship Chicago St. Louis Milwaukees Minneapolis Duluth Newport News

Wheat and Corn Open Higher as Cables Boost, Prices Pull Back

Chicago wheat and corn start firmer on strong cables and crop prospects, yet wheat slips later on reports of good prospects. September wheat closes lower after intraday gains. Corn opens stronger but weakens with heat damage and favorable crops. oats and provisions mixed. Northwest rally eases to close lower. visible supply down by 2,227,000 bushels. World shipments at 9,481,000 bushels. primary receipts 651,87 bushels versus last year. Minneapolis and Duluth report 430 cars. local receipts 54 cars.

Chicago Northwest Peesdas Seaboard Minneapolis Duluth Sihipeente Phillips Busic Osan Logan Hutton Roberts & Hall

Cincinnati Markets Reported Prices And Receipts

Monday evening June 24 provisions firmer but quiet with pork and lard higher. Flour quiet and easy. Grain receipts moderate though wheat and corn softer. No. 2 corn on track 44c. oats and timothy sales noted. strawberries cherries watermelons movements. sugar soft. butter steady. Hams shoulders lard prices listed. overall movement active with receipts and ship­ments tallied for wheat rye and grain inspections.

Timothy

Market Report and Wheat Oats Live Stock Notes

Wheat supply, exports, and receipts show varied movements with July oats leading declines as elevator activity shifts. Reports from Seaboard and Chicago reflect dampened demand, with prices for wheat and pork edging higher in thin trading and forecasts for tomorrow call for further grain receipts and hogs to market.

Elastic book cases and cabinets at Globe Wernicke store

The Globe Wernicke Company announces a retail display at Fourth and Elm offering Elastic book cases, cabinets, card indexes, and disks. The listing emphasizes practical office storage solutions for libraries and businesses.

Globe2WernIcke CO Fourth & Elm Its

Market summary of grains and softs in New York trade

New York June 24 market report shows flour receipts 16338 barrels, exports 15350. Wheat receipts 108900 bushels, exports 172188. Spot wheat steady with various No 2 red prices. options opened steady then weakened on European weather and visible supply. Corn receipts 186300, spot easy with No 2 price around 4740 elevator. Oats quiet with mixed bids. Coffee steady at spot Rio, with mild and dull notes. Molasses and sugar markets listed with multiple price points. overall tone hints at modest declines amid large supplies and weather considerations.

New York Northern Duluth Europe Akee Tssatitec Avic Opth Martet Hiehar Oan t6adTic Cordova Nowidabo Milwaukee ST. Louis NEW_ YORK New York Produce Exchange Toledo Baltimore

Grain Prices and Supplies Across U.S. Markets

The report lists scattered grain quotes and supplies from Milwaukee St Louis New York Toledo Baltimore and other hubs. It covers barley wheat corn and oats with cash July and September figures along with visible grain stocks and changes.

Burnet House Cafe Opens for Quick Lunch Service

Burnet House Merchants' Cafe and Lunchroom announces quick service from 11 38 AM to 3 PM with reusable prices. Local patrons invited to try the new lunch options and fast midday meals.

Burnet House Merchants

Cattle Hogs and Sheep Trade Report From Cincinnati Market

Cincinnati June 24 1901 receipts and shipments for 48 hours vs last week show cattle 1457 head hogs 1894 sheep 84.0 packed goods details by type with prices and changes. Trade mixed with slow cattle demand, prime steers steady to nominal, hogs up to 20c, sheep and lambs near last week values. New York and St Louis results noted for guidance.

Cincinnati WAC Sunn Iein New York

Livestock Prices Across Cattle Hogs and Sheep Markets

Chicago reports cattle receipts 24 000 with Texans 1 700 and mixed markets showing steadiness for top grades but weakness elsewhere. Hogs market 5c higher with tops at 6 25 and large mixed range. Buffalo and other western markets show varied cattle and sheep values. Despatch from Fittsburg notes slow cattle trade and steady prime hogs with mixed sheep prices.

Chicago Texas Fed Texas Crass Texas Bulls Ught Buffalo Canada Michigan Commercial Tribune Fittsburg

Taggart's Right-Hand Man Resigns City Post

Eudorus M. Johnson city comptroller of Indianapolis will resign within days to join a local bond concern. Mayor Taggart has said he will not run again. allies expect his next statement to frame it in a way to persuade supporters. Johnson, his closest associate for fifteen years, is unlikely to be replaced by Taggart in a new term.

Indianapolis Eudorus M. Johnson Taggart Johnson

Corydon Woman Ends Life After Prolonged Mistreatment

Margaret Dudley, wife of Tucker Dudley a lumber man of Corydon Indiana, died by morphine today. She left a note to her father William Starbuck of Louisville saying she could stand mistreatment no longer and wished to die. She died with her husband’s picture and a Bible at her side. She was described as religious and twice married to Dudley.

Commercial Tribune Corydon Ind Margaret Dudley Tucker Dudley Morphin

Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Local Records

Transfers include multiple parcels and estates with values from 1 to 11 thousand dollars. Properties change hands in Springfield Clinton Township Anderson Township Millcreek and St Bernard while mortgages and cancellations involve Citizens Bank and Liberty and Building Co among others.

Sr Dey Joseph Vedder Mary Huei Kleine & Schroeder St. Bernard William Lizzie Aufderheide Henry Niemes Abram Bell Beech Hill Nv G. Weller Citizens’ B. A. No Caroline R. Hengst Mary I. Haight Tillie Porcpheimer Louisa C. Lehman Frank Meyer Mary J. Overend Beehive B. & L. Co Ida Magill Josiah Magill P. Conrath Tus Anna M. E. Detert P. P. Casey Francia Lampe J. Behmitt I. W. Moore Garden D. & L. Co Viiz. Vogel Fair. B. & 8. Co Henry F. Maes C. Feucherer J. G. Tittelfitz Sherman L. & B. Co Louisa Fefeler Eleanor Diederick Highland Ay. L. & B. Co David G. Maratte W. A. Pierce Chris. Wegelin H. J. Grossius

Piqua Woolen Mill Sold at Auction to Akron Group

A. M. Orr and C. L. Marble receivers of the F. Gray Woolen Mill sold the mill at public auction for 48889.22 to a company led by George W. Crouse of Akron with several Piqua associates. The building and machinery fetched 26500 and the stock and materials 18289.22. The plant neared appraised value and will restart operations in the morning under the new company.

Piqua, O A.M. Orr C. L. Marble F. Gray Woolen Mill Company George W. Crouse Akron Piqua

Rural free delivery planned for Sabina Ohio area

Rural free delivery to start August 1 serving Sabina in Clinton County Ohio. Routes total 48 miles, area 54 square miles, population 1172 with 234 houses. Carriers J. G Carter and G. W. Griffin operate Star Routes Nos. 31 426 and 31 473. Bloomington Lees Creek and Memphis post offices to be supplied by rural carriers with mail to Sabina Ohio.

Commercial Tribune Washington Sabina Clinton County J. G Carter G. W. Griffin Bloomington Lees Creek Memphis Ohio

Dividend for Bank Creditors Declared for Flushing Bank

The Comptroller of the Currency declared a dividend of 194 percent for the creditors of the insolvent First National Bank of Flushing Ohio.

Washington First National Bank of Flushing, O

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