Brokers Loans Called and Market Quiet Across Banks
Local banks report fair demand for money with most lending in mercantile paper. Some brokers loans at 3 percent were recalled or accepted at 3 percent with outside collateral. other call loans at 3 percent and four months’ terms. activity lower in other banking sectors. government and foreign exchange markets show quiet trading and steady par rates in New York and London.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Sma
Bank of England
New York Exchange
London
Local Securities Quiet on Exchange Amid Mixed Activity
The Stock Exchange showed quiet local securities activity with four issues, Cincinnati Street and Cincinnati Gas and Electric steady, and a small rise in Ohio Printing interest. Outside the exchange, both stocks and bonds saw more activity with several sizable transactions at favorable prices.
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Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Street
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
City
Wall Street Market Jumps After Seventh National Bank Suspension
New York June 27 There was lively stock selling and a sharp early drop following the suspension of the Seventh National Bank but the market recovered, led by gains in Union Pacific St Paul and Metropolitan Street Railway with some bears covering. Call money rose to 15 percent then fell back to 2 percent as banks expect no further trouble.
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Boston
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Bell Telephone
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Burlington A & Quincy
Dominion Coal
General Steel
General Electric
N. E. Gas & Coke Old Colony
Old Dominion
Rubber Union Pacific
Union Land
West End
Atchison
N. E. Gas & Cokers
London
Canadian Pacific
St.Paul
Abinois Central
Louisville
Union Wagee
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Ade Brie A
Northern Pacific
Grand Trunk
Anaconda
U. S._ Steel
U. S. Steel
Rand Mines
Berlin
Growi
Leipziger Ak
Paris
Rio Tintos
Raffirs
Bank of England
France
Treasury
New York
Seventh National Bank
Clearing House
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Texas & Pacific
St. Paul and Metropolitan Street Railway
Bears
United States
Pittsburg & Eets
Seventh Bank
Market opinions amid bank failure and feverish trading
The market this forenoon was unfavorably affected by the Seventh National Bank failure but high money rates mattered more. Some liquidation and conversion orders appeared, then a lack of selling relieved the market and a rally held until close. Foresee easy money rates after July disbursements. buy stocks on sharp declines for profits when flurry ends.
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Seventh National Bank
Burnet House Merchants' Cafe Opens for Quick Lunch
The Burnet House announces a merchants cafe and lunchroom open from 11 38 A M to 3 P M offering quick service and reasonable prices.
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Burnet House Merchants
Mining Shares and Metals Report from Colorado Springs and New York
Special despatch notes a downtrend in tin with a 10 point drop under liquidation amid rising supply and London firmer prices. Copper, spelter, and iron markets show mixed, mostly soft, signals as New York and London quotes diverge. Mining shares show mixed gains across multiple listed companies amid a volatile metals market.
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New York
London
Copper
Lake Superior
Leovne
Eit
Spelter
Northern Foundry
Southern Foundry
Ard
Southern
Glasgow
Eee
A Oeurengha i
Atlantic
Amet & Hecla
Market Report Shows Mixed Commodity Quotes Across Regions
Humboldt 25 Osceola 89 Parrot 51 percent Quincy 172 Santa Fe Copper 7 percent Tamarack 338 Utah Mining 31 Winona 2 percent. In St Louis on June 27 lead trades around 4.30 to 4.36. Spelter holds steady near 3.82 to 4 percent.
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Humboldt
Osceola
Parrot
Quincy
Santa Fe Copper
Tamarack
Utah Mining
Winona
ST. Louis
Wheat Market Rumors and Prices Mixed Across Midwest
Minneapolis and Duluth report 331 cars vs 329 last week and 338 year ago with bearish local mood despite bullish crop news. Corn and wheat prices move within narrow ranges as export demand and speculative interest vary, with futures showing slight declines and receipts forecast for tomorrow.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Southwest
Lavnene
Seuthedbes Cole Raolowoe
Secessea
Timothy
Chicago
Logan
Hutton
Broomhall
Berlin
Northwest
Wang
Ware &. Leland
Buddeke
Avisios
Louis
Sighee Mission House
Genera Seeaues
Bee & Os
Roberts& Hall
Gulf
U1 S
Quotations on Local Securities and Cincinnati Bonds
The page lists prices for railroad stocks, miscellaneous stocks, bank stocks, insurance stocks, and Cincinnati and Covington Newport Hamilton County bonds. Notable items include Co. & Xenia 2 A lines at 73% to 140% ranges, various bank and street railway bonds, and specific issues like Cov. 4s 1923 at 113% 114% and Newport 3.65s at 108% to 108%.
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Columbus
Brighton German Bank
Fed
Cin
Tob. Warehouse, Co
Fay & Egan Gd Grateeucenes
United Rys
St. OE
Casa Cccveccs
St. L
Iqua Troy
Columbus “Bereat Ry
Newport
Hamilton County
Ohio. Truss
Cin.Gas
Roots Co.pr
Cen.t
Ger
N’l
Far.& T
Insurance Company
Eureka
Mer. & Man
National
Cincinnati Bonds
W. Vies
S. Tai
Covington Nwport
N'p’t
N’p
H. GC
H.C
Bar.& §.Co
Ibe-W. Co
Fay& E.co
Col. Gas
Wheat futures rise on export demand and cover shorts
Chicago grain prices show firmer tones as higher cables and strong export demand push the September wheat contract up to 67 3 4 cents. September corn and oats retreat, while provisions trade down amid volume. Liverpool session echoed wheat gains before society of selling pressure. Clearances reach 501000 bush, compared with 38000 last year.
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Chicago
Shorts
Liverpool
Agaivet
Market Summary of Wheat Corn and Grains at New York and Midwest
Grain prices rise on wheat with bullish foreign market and crop news. Wheat futures strong. No. 2 red futures near 75 cents. Corn steady to firm. oats steady. rye easy. Cocoa, coffee, sugar prices noted with mixed activity. Reports from Dun & Co. forecast heavy winter wheat yield with high per acre output and potential record totals across the U.S.
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New York
Northern Duluth
Hard Duluth
Wall Street
Ecrop
Rio
Cordova
Fair Refining
NEW_ YORK
G. Dun &Co
Kansas
Oklahoma
Michigan
Kentucky
Tennessee
Texas
Milwaukee
ST. Louis
Toledo
Burley Leaf Tobacco Buyers Face Slow Market Heat
The Burley leaf tobacco break shows buyers sluggish in the heat with only good bright trashes holding firm. Totals include 467 hogsheads sold across Farmers and Shippers' House, Cincinnati-Miami House, Globe House and others, with prices from 3.50 to 9.95 per hundredweight. Henry Masterson, U. S. Tobacco Journal representative, is visiting town.
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Globe House
R. Henry Masterson
U. S. Tobacco Journal
Globe Store Ad Elms Street Bookcases and Desks For Sale
The Globe advertises swernicke company retail store on Fourth and Elm streets offering elastic book-cases cabinets card indexes and desks for sale.
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Globeswernicke CO
Fourth & Elm Sts
New York Trade Day Sees Moderate Demand in Brown Goods
In New York on June 27 demand was fair but actual business was moderate as sellers held back brown and coarse colored goods. Bleached cottons remained firm and print cloths remained in good demand. Other market features stayed the same.
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New York
New Orleans and New York Cotton Markets Report June 27
New Orleans reports 1 060 bales sold with varied classifications and stable futures. receipts 636 bales, stock 115 480. Prices range from 6 18 16c for ordinary to 8 11 16c for good middling with defined weekly futures between 7.15c and 7.17c for nearby months. New York closes steady with spot middling uplands at 8 ½ to 9 ½ cents and futures around 8 61 cents for June and 7 40 to 7 46 cents for later months.
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New Orleans
New York
Dairy and Egg Prices Steady Across Markets
Across Kansas City Chicago New York St Louis and St Louis on June 27 butter creamery products hold steady while eggs show mixed levels. Prices range in small increments with eggs near 8 to 9 cents and butter around 14 to 19 cents per pound in regional markets.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Louis
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati Markets Show Provisions and Grain Movement
Market report notes easier provisions with pork and lard lower. Wheat easier, corn steady, oats mixed, hay and hay prices easing, and butter firm. Poultry in good demand, eggs dull amid excessive receipts, melons light, cherries steady, calves cheaper, and whisky active with listed freight and grain movement figures.
Turpentine and related markets update and oil activity
Charleston reports firm turpentine at 32 cents and steady rosin. Savannah shows firm spirits tari at 34 1 4 cents bid and varied rosin prices from 1.10 to 2.60, with window glass and water white ranges. Oil City notes credit balances at 1.05 with large shipment totals and average barrels.
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Savannah
Tu Ae Ee
Rosin
Oil City
Cincinnati Market Report June 27 1901 Cattle Hogs Sheep
Cincinnati daily market update shows mixed cattle demand with 1,815 cattle 1,575 hogs and 519 sheep received. prices range for milk cows and feeders, with calves and bulls weaker. Hog trade limited with steady prime hogs at 6.15 to 6.20 while light and mixed types fall. sheep and lambs see firmer fat lambs and steady sheep, some stock lower due to moderate receipts. Chicago and Kansas City reports follow with cattle and hog price ranges and volumes for comparison.
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Cincinnati
Bevan
Gileice Pty
Chicago
Market Openea Berome
Rome
Ansas
Livestock Prices Edge Up Across Markets in New York and East Buffalo
New York on June 27 reports receipts of 566 cattle mainly direct with steady demand, 2 716 head of sheep and lambs with lambs stronger, veals weak, prime veals at 6 25 and buttermilk varieties at 3 75. East Buffalo records cattle 19 cars, sheep and lambs 17 cars, hogs 10 cars with hogs at 6 3714, spring lambs 5 75 to 6, and sheep 4 04 to 4 25, reflecting firmer or mixed moves across categories.
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New York
East Buffalo
Hog market records show decline in marketing volume
The Cincinnati Price Current notes lower hog marketing despite a total exceeding last year, with Western packing around 480,000 head this period and seven provinces higher year over year. Prices stay steady to firm, lard and short rib deliveries active, and demand strong in cash markets while exports lag.
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Cincinnati
Open Shop Status Emerges at N C R Factory
Dayton June 27 The National Cash Register Company settlement of strikes did not occur and negotiations are ended for now. The plant may be declared open shop for foundry and polishing, while other union workers keep striking. The company refused to reinstate four discharged molders and may send manager Rob Patterson to Washington to meet with Gompers and O Connell on machinists issues.
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
National Cash Register Company
Robi. Patterson
Washington
Gompers
O’connell
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Auburn Area
Real estate deals list transfers from multiple owners to lenders and trustees including Henry Feltman, Auburn Savings Bank and others. Properties range up to 25 by 150 feet with prices from 1,750 to 7,750 dollars. Mortgage filings and cancellations noted for several cases including Frenk Schulte, John Meyer and others.
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Frenk Schulte
John H. Meyer
Evans
Exposition B
Ig Pee
Jon W.cGarry
Cabinet L. & B. Co. Cc
Lohe
Miami
B. Finsterbusch
Ee A .No. 3
Cc. Barnum . Schneider
Ee If de Co
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Local Securities
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Cincinnati Gas & Electric
Cincinnati Gas & Belectric
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Cin. Gas and Electri
Columbus Gas Com
Union Trust
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Do. J. Buddeke & Co
St Stock Exchange
Chamber of Commerce
Brighton
NEW York Financial
American Car and Foundry Company
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Burnet House Cafe
Colorado Springs
Battle Mountain
Elkton
Isabella
Portland
Work Ience
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United Railways
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Pa and
Piqua
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Ohblo
Northern Ohio Traction
Fifth National Bank of Cincinnati
Pymaynes
Haight & Freese
Main Office
Bway
State St
Philadelphia
Fourth Av
Pittsburg
Main St
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Nort
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Pacific Mail
Uthern Pacific
Abash
Western Union
Car Founders
Iamre
As Oebaed
Steel Car Co
People’s Gas
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D. H. Baldwin & Co
St. L. Ry
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C’y RR
Columbus Ry
Trust
Shillito Co
Dopre Church Co
Chicago Review
the O'Dell Commission Company Incorporated
Capital
John W. Ballmann
East Third Street
Columbus Gas Light and Heating Co
Claude Ashbrook Atlas Bank Bidg
Grain and Provisions
Municipal Panic Railroad
P. S. Briggs &Co
Nougaret’s
Nougaret
Kica
Burley Leaf Tobacco
the Globe-Wernicke CO
Lord
Toccnsis
Rerey
California
General Merchand
Tim’y
Berar
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Mississippi
N.O
Bermuda
Manila
Mit
Schweitzer
THE
Aeolian Co
Charleston
Turpentine
Chicago Stock Market
Union Traction
Daonseedescog
Enweeenee
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W. B. Carpenter CO
Walnut Street
Open Shop
Sarah M. T
Charles H. Thomas
Henry Feltman
Second St
Vine St
Harry E. Talbott
Auburn AV. B. & L. Co
E. S
Auburn St
Mt. Auburn
Peirce J
Ella B. Cadwallader
Auburn Av
N. S
Gest St
McLean
Henry C
Elizabeth
Jeptha Garrard
N. West
Beibese Pilger
William H. Hopkins
W. H. Hopkins
Norwood
Carrie E. Quackinbush
P. J. Cad
Catherine O’brien
Drausin Wulsin
Gestos
Dalton
Mary A. Sibley
Ana
Sibley
Summit
George W. Smith
Rebecca
Rebecca 8S. Smith, Lot Ames Terra Alta Sub.; $1, Love and A Tion, W. Smith
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Louis Louise Weber
J. Aanae
Kuehler
Mulberry
Edmund McGarry
Re. Rae
N. E. High
E. Burkhardt
Maris
Burkhardt
Obert
J Hin
Frank L. Rist
Ises
Jake Sielaper
S. S
Dunlap St
John N. Matlock
J. B. Wilson
Namara
Schuetzen B. & L. Co
Thos. Posten
Ee Paul
Chas. Pfeiffer
John B. Eichelmann
August Kretzschmar
Northside L. A
Frank Schulte
Annie Mahood
John B. Ostendorf
Ioe
B.A
M. Fels
2Th Ward
Ee Co
Ig G. Lohe
Estes Ie
Wm. Cordes
Germania B. No
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