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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1901
Page
9
On Wednesday June 26 1901 banks reported mixed loan demand with half showing fair mercantile need and brokers reluctant to take high call loans. New York money markets spiked to 8 percent yet local time rates held at 4to 6 percent as banks expanded loanable funds and overall liquidity rose.
Trading centered on Columbus Gas common and preferred with 115 and 1 000+ shares changing hands at multiple prices. Outside market activity focused on bonds and a wide range of issues, while a Newport council plan for municipal lighting ownership stirred talk of revenue impact on North American and Union Light.
The New York stock market shows a soft tone with muted advances amid lingering banking disturbance fears. Traders noted support orders at open, a fall in money rates, and liquidation pressures as banks faced losses. despite clearing house actions, confidence remains fragile with renewed focus on dividend disbursements and railroad finance.
Summary of mid June earnings showing Missouri Pacific and Alabama Great Southern with gains from July 1 to June 21. Erie reports May gross rise of $490,000 with net increase $3,000, while Hecking Valley shows May surplus decline by $1,560. Other lines note various June week results and small net changes.
D H Baldwin and Co advertises Pianos at 14914 W Fourth Street. The listing notes Baldwin Grand Prix pianos with pricing and availability in Paris 1900 era context.
Chicago butter steady creamery 14 19c dairy 18 6c eggs 10 11c. New York butter receipts 13 487 pkgs creamery 15 19c factory 12 cash. Cheese market irregular fancy large colored white Sie eo i oo receipts etc. Poultry alive steady springers 18 20c fowls 10c dressed 20 23c. Louisville butter bricks 21 4c eggs 1% per doz. Kansas City eggs 8c. St Louis poultry steady chickens 8c springs 12 14c turkeys 8c ducks 1c geese 4c.
Chicago wheat gains amid higher cables and strong export demand. September corn and oats rise modestly as local commissions unload hedges and shorts cover, with futures closing firmer. Primary receipts show weekly totals, while local car activity remains steady.
Quotation list shows railroad stocks and bonds with prices. bank, insurance, and city bonds noted. Includes Cincinnati area issuers such as Ohio Truss, Cin Gas, and various national banks with per-share values and yields.
Weather remains generally favorable with moderate wheat acceptances. Northwest rain and hot Southwest weather ease selling pressure. Reports cite Liverpool firmness on Russian damage but no broad complaints. Export sales at the sea board show 21 loads, about 200000 bushels locally. July corn and September spres trade with futures uncertain.
Provisions easier but prices unchanged. Lard sales 250 tons at unknown price. Grain receipts light. wheat trading dull with lower prices. Corn steady. oats and hay varied. bren and timothy sold on track. Cotton steady. sugar firmer. eggs weak. potatoes firmer. vegetables easier except cabbage. Melons supply up and market easier. Oils steady. turpentine easy. hides and tallow firm. whisky active. Receipts and shipments listed for cheese, eggs, fruit, vegetables, and groceries.
A mixed trading day leaves London markets quiet with spot tin quoted at a level and futures at a similar price. Analysts note little appetite for risk amid speculative hesitance and unclear demand signals, as prices slip marginally.
Easier leaf market continues into Wednesday with strong competition for high grades fading. Sales show 652 birds with bright trashes up to 13.25 and range 10 to 12.50. red tips and poorer lots priced lower. many sales details listed by house and quantity.
Oo CITY reports June 26 credit balances 1.05 and shipments 70 865 barrels, runs 113 442 barrels, average 83 410. CHARLESTON notes June 26 turpentine firm at 33c rosin unchanged. SAVANNAH June 26 spirits of turpentine firm at 34c rosin market firm and…
The Merchants' Cafe and Lunchroom at Burnet House announces quick service from 11 30 A M to 3 P M with reasonable prices.
The American Wool and Cathe Reporter notes a firmer market with better goods demand. London sales loom next week after Boston shipments of about 200 bales of fine Australian, while weekly and year to date totals rise, with domestic sales at 3,100,000 pounds and combined shipments up from last year.
New York reports mixed cotton activity with futures easing and spot trading slow. June bids hover around 8.10 cents, with July and later months near 7.1 to 8.0 cents. spot sales reach 1,700 bales while stock stands at 120,832 bales. receipts total 7,661 bales.
New York reports mixed grain activity with receipts and exports for flour and corn, wheat prices firm on strong cables, and a late rally on export demand. London and Baltimore show firm oats and corn markets while Milwaukee and Toledo note dull barley and wheat trading ahead of new crop movements.
Clover seed markets rise with prime cash at 6.50 dollars after October 1. Wheat No 2 red cash 65 cents, July 67, September 64, December 66 cents. No 2 hard 66 2/3 cents. Corn No 2 cash 42 1/2 cents, July 42, September 43. Oats No 3 cash 2 cents, July 27, September 26 2/3. No 3 white 31 1/2 cents.
Cincinnati June 26 1901 receipts and shipments compare 24 hours and week totals across cattle hogs sheep with prices for heavy feeders stockers milk cows and calves. Market notes include July 4 no market and regional comparisons to Pittsburg New York Chicago Kansas City St Louis and East Buffalo.
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