Market closes steady as securities stay quiet in Cincinnati
Trading remains subdued with local securities firm and bond demand steady. Cincinnati Street Railway and Cincinnati Gas Company show modest activity while water works and railroad issues trade at varied levels. Sterling exchange holds firm with mortgage and bank note rates stable.
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Cincinnati Street Railway
Arn
Cincinnati, Newport & Covington Railway
Barney & Smith Company
The
Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Gas Company
Cin. Gas Co
Last of thinly margined holdings shaken out in grain markets
Prices began rising as demand supported corn and oats margins. Reports from Chicago mention a 460 million bushel wheat crop forecast and rain delaying harvest in Kentucky. Wheat receipts and oats and corn activity appear mixed with weather weighing on crops and oil seed prospects discussed by market sources.
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Northwest
Chicago
Trak
Kentucky
Minneapolis
Europe
Russia
North America
Dornbusch
Coffee and Tobacco Stocks See Dividends and Price Moves
The article notes National Biscuit Co raising prices with flour costs, American Tobacco Co paying 1 percent common and 2 percent preferred dividends, Pan-handle declaring 2 percent semiannual, with July 7 record date. It also analyzes coffee markets, citing high levels, past heavy purchases, scares, and upcoming crops expected to influence prices through the summer.
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American Tobacco Company
Pan-Handle
Market declines as crop prospects weigh on stocks
New York June 27 Prices fell after an initial advance with the average stock level dropping below last night. Industrials and railroads showed irregular trading while steel and coalers resisted the mood amid May earnings gains and coal price hikes.
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New York
Erie
Reading
Reading Company
London
Admiral Seymour
Peking
St. Paul Company
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Preferred
St. Paul
United States
Currency exchange rates and bankers' bills fluctuations
The report notes irregular sterling exchange with actual business in bankers' bills at 4 86% for demand and at 5 3% to 4 89% for sixty days. Posted rates show $4 58 4 87 and 4 83 for commercial bills.
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Sterling Exchange
London
Glasgow
Paris
Joan
German Imperial Bank reports cash rise in weekly statement
Berlin reports cash on hand up 20.6 million marks and notes in circulation up 28.38 million, with treasury notes down 0.48 million and other securites up 11.06 million. New York markets show a broad list of U.S. bonds and stocks with varied quotations across major issues and utilities.
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Little Miami
Cin. St. Ry
N.C
Aiken-Redway Co
CAS Cuestinas
Col. G.&h.c
Tob.Co
U.S. Prog.Co
N’l Lafayette
Far.& T
Western
Ger.N’l
Insurance Company
Cincinnati
National
Eureka
Mer. & Man
Washington
Security
Sraneae Bon
W.W
City Hall
Covington, Sree
Hamilton County
Bards S.co
S-B
L. M
St. Ostnoe Ow & C. Ga
O. D
Hall
Bank
Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Treasury
Baldivin rar Stands the Musician's Test
D. H. Baldwin & Co located at 142 144 W Fourth Street presents Baldivin rar as a musician's test item.
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D. H. Baldwin & Co
W. Fourth St
Tin and metals markets ease. copper steadies on London prices
Special despatch reports worldwide metal trades with tin easing to near 30 250 30 62 dollars while Lake copper remains quiet at 1650. Lead unsettled around 4 22 to 4 27, spelter steady, pig iron warrants weak at 14 2, and London futures shift amid sympathy with a drop in prices.
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Commercial Tribune
Colorado Springs
Etton Eh Ben
Hur
Isabella
Eh Ao
C.& Mi
We Thes
Ee Portland
Pharmacist Sa Roda Union
Independence Aeipah Mountain Beauty
Key West
Nusget
Little Joan
New Haven
Silver State
Rose N
Monarch
Ingham Bas Edsall, Key & CO
New York
London
Bobton
Jurie
Ner Ture
Amalgamated Ee * Burns
Utah
Gikine Winona
Weattentate
Wheat and grain markets rally on liquidation easing
Chicago wheat closed firmer after a day of active trading as liquidation cooled and cash demand rose. July wheat reached 84 4 4 c, oats and corn strengthened with export inquiries and tight Northwest rains heightening sentiment that the crop outlook remains uncertain. Provisions showed strength with July pork and related items higher on the session.
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Chicago
Oxie
Liverpool
Seaboard
New York
Minneapolis
Duluth
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Market Report of Farm Prices and Commodities
A dense market summary shows firmer tones across meats including lard and bacon with steady demand. Grain and flour prices rise for spring grades while corn and oats firm. butter and cheese steady. cotton and coal values noted. fruits and vegetables list varied prices from cantaloupes to onions and potatoes with moderate activity.
Butter and eggs markets show mixed firming in major cities
Across Chicago New York Philadelphia and Kansas City on June 27 butter held firm or higher with creamery and fancy prints advancing in places. eggs stayed firm or irregular with Western ungraded and Southern lots varying, while cheese prices mostly steady or slipping in Philadelphia and New York.
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Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Global Market Summary and London Financial Drift
London and Berlin markets showed mixed sentiment with firmer Anglo American assets and stronger silver. U.S. and Canadian equities edged higher on positive American news and wheat declines, while European stocks retraced late day gains as profits-taking appeared. Rio Tinto climbed on London buying before retreating, DeBeers softened on dividend rumors.
Regional Turpentine and Rosin Market Report
Oil City shows credit balances of 125 and shipments totaling 83 127 barrels with average runs near 91 27 0 barrels. Charleston notes firm markets for turpentine at 42 cents and unchanged rosin, Savannah reports spirits of turpentine at 42 1 2 cents with firm rosins, Wilmington lists spirits at 41 to 42 cents, rosins at 165 dollars per 10, crude turpentine 160 to 260, and tar at 140.
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Oil City
Charleston
Turpentine
Rosin
Savannah
C. Rosin
Wilmington
Market Dulness in Wool and Cotton Sales Report
The American Wool and Cotton Reporter notes no relief from market dulness over the past week with the smallest weekly sales in years totaling 952000 pounds. Western farmers remain firm, Eastern buyers wary, and expectations center on light weight goods and London sales with slightly lower prices anticipated.
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Boston
The
American
London
Cotton market firm with steady futures in New Orleans and New York
New Orleans reports firm cotton market with sales of 1 150 bales and a range of middling grades. Futures shown steady with June at about 9.69 to 9.72 cents, while New York closes steady with spot at 9.25 to 9.16 cents and 7 350 bales sold.
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Elgin Creamery
Ohio
New York
Schweitzer
Coal -Pitt
Kanawha
Pittsburg
New River
New Orleans
Grain and flour market notes from New York June 27
Flour receipts 11221 bbls exports 3791 bbls market quiet as buyers avoid high asks. Wheat receipts 147725 bush exports 102000 bush spot firm. No 2 red 99 1 2c f o b afloat. No 1 Northern Duluth 92 c f o b afloat. options opened weak then firm to strong amid foreign selling, Northwest recovery, corn rally and speculative buying. Corn receipts 76075 bush. prices around 2 50c f o b afloat, active demand and covering.
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Lord
New York
Baltimore
Minneapolis
Duluth
Cincinnati
Rio
Santos
New Orleans
Japan
B. Afloat
Northern
F. O. B. Afl
Uberat
Market notes and prices from Chicago and other grain centers
Market edges higher amid light receipts and reports of cases in Europe. Coffee futures opened steady up to 10 points, later firmed with July to May shipments quoted. grain prices across Baltimore Toledo St Louis Kansas City Milwaukee rise on demand and weather, with spot and futures varying by commodity.
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New York Exchange
Street R. R
Bhillite Co
City Hall Bank
Oak Leather Co
City Railway Com
City Railway
Niles Tool Works
Weeweee Stockyards
Sven
Procter & Gamble
Big Four
Cincinnati Gas Co. Cospencse & Ouly
Cincinneti Ed‘sen Co Seevee
Ewesc
A and B
Dayton & Mich. R. R
Cincinnati Coffin Co
Franklin Bank
Nat. Bank Ween
Wteneee Telephone Erpeeeenreere
Ween Ewns Cent
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Port. & Va
Upton Depot
Wee
Grand Hotel
Findlay St R R
Panhandle
American Tobacco Co
Delaware & Hudson
Federal Steel
Eeeeener International Zinc
Une
Metrolitan St
Oma
Omaha
Sernseeees
Derver & Rio Grande
Uty Northern Pacific
Sloss-sSheffield
Toe Stine
Western Union
Srroe
Seneee
Minneapolis & Staly
Minneapolis & St. L
Chicago & N. W
Chicago & N
Manhattan R. R
Union Bag
Chicago & Gt. West
St. Louis & San, F. Lst
Steel
Atchison
Ilias
Cordova
Baltimore
Toledo
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Live Stock Receipts and Prices Across Multiple Markets
Cincinnati and surrounding cities report weekly cattle hogs and sheep prices with receipts up. The data shows increases in cattle receipts versus last week and two weeks prior and varied quality with prices for fat cattle down in some grades. Hogs show strong packing prices but light demand. sheep and lambs trend lower with several regional price points listed.
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Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Burley Tobacco Breaks Set Record Day at Local Market
Heavy offerings led yesterdays sale with 801 hogsheads across five warehouses. Morris Cincinnati Miami Globe Farmers' and Shippers' Bodmann rents saw strong activity while long fed tobaccos lagged. buyers competed hammer and tongs, and prices ranged across grades amid stifling heat.
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Sade
Tolligos
Morris Warehouse
Cale
Walt
Cincinnati
Miami
Globe
Har
Bodmann
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OC. JR. Bess
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Mon & Co
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Southern Pacifc
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Sioux Stock Journal
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Wall Street Review
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Chicago Review
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