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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1901

Page

7

Market Summary Wheat and Corn Rise While Wheat Slips

Fine growing weather in the wheat belt and lower cables push corn and oats higher while wheat opens weak. September wheat closes down easing to 66 2 3 c, September corn up over a cent, oats up 4 c, and provisions rise about 10 c with firm lard and rib prices. Local receipts and seaboard clearances are reported with mixed weekly totals.

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Higher and Oats Firm

New York markets show dull, firm activity for flour and rye with mixed receipts and exports. Wheat and corn futures moved on July liquidation and crop conditions, while options remained active on export rumors and cover.

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Commodity price snapshot from New Orleans market report

A fragmented market listing shows prices for pork, potatoes, cotton seed crude, rice, molasses, coffee, and various sugar grades. Entries include quantities and bid values such as potatoes at $2.50, refined sugar around 4.85 cents, and miscellaneous batch notes across grains and kitchen commodities.

Japan New Orleans Cordova Hkaw St Fair Refining

Trade In General Wheat and Commodities From Major Markets

Market notes from Liverpool St Louis Baltimore Kansas City Cincinnati Toledo and Milwaukee detail dull and steady prices across wheat corn flour and oats. Highlights include No 2 red cash at 62 1 2 62 3 4 cents in Chicago area and July bids around 60 cents. Reports cover beef pork lard butter and cheese firmness, with varied receipts and shipments for flour wheat corn oats and by products.

Liverpool California St.uis London Pacific Coast United States ST. Louis Timothy Baltimore Southern WayG&c Tye Kansas City Cincinnati Toledo Clower Milwaukee

Market Notes on Butter Eggs Cheese and Metals in June

Reports from New York Philadelphia Baltimore Chicago and other cities show butter receipts varying from 7 092 to 1 997 packages with firm to quiet markets. Eggs steady to weaker across regions while cheese remains steady. Metals trading in New York shows little variation with iron warrants and tin and lead prices listed, copper and spelter varied mildly.

New York Philadelphia Baltimore Chicago Kansas City Missouri Kansas ST. Louis ST. Louis, June 29.—Butter Steady; Creamery Cincinnati Northern Foundry Southern Foundry Soft Southern Lake Superior Ite Itgec

Market Report Shows Slow Trade Amid Heat Across Cities

New York reports slow dry goods trade due to extreme heat and short days. Cotton and woollen orders largely meet recent averages with no price shifts. Print cloths quiet, cotton yarns firmer with small advances. New Orleans notes steady cotton with various grade prices and strong bales in stock. St Louis reports wool in fair demand with prices sustained. New York wool market quiet with domestic and Texas offerings listed.

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Millionaire talk at Fifth Avenue Hotel sparks copper executive claim

Abe Gruber announced at a Friday night event he expects to become a millionaire after being offered the presidency of a copper mining company located five miles from the Anaconda mine. Charles Steckler dismissed the claim, noting a residence near the Vanderbilt property.

New York Times Abe Gruber Fifth-avenue Anaconda Charles Steckler Vanderbilt

New York Clearing House Banks Decline in Week Ended June 29 1901

A list of New York banks shows reduced cash reserves and clearings for the week ending June 29 1901. Clearings totaled 1,515,857,122.52 with balances around 347,839.79. Comparisons to the prior week reveal a drop from 1,697,968,254.77 in clearings and 74,683,762.25 in balances.

City OF New York

Grangers in Demand Illinois Central Rises in Market

New York June 2 Professional operators aided a steady stock market. Illinois Central gained 3% with St Paul and Rock Island also rising amid hopes of easier money next week. Market reflected relief over a stock exchange house failure and a weaker bank statement.

New York Stock Exchange House Illinois Central St. Paul Rock Island Stock Exchange Seventh National Bank Germany Lelipsic Bank Uch jRay Wall Street

Pacific Mall Firms and Major Bond Listings

A historical snippet lists several prominent industrial names including Pacific Mall, Pullman Palace Car, Republic Steel, United States Leather and Rubber, and United States Steel. It also references United States bonds with refunding twos and threes, plus various four and five series, indicating a broad securities market recap.

Pacific Mall People's Gas Preased Steel Ci Pressed Steel Pi Pullman Palace Car Republic Steel Mapas Steel Tnion Bagan United States Leather United States Rubber United States Steel United States Steel of Western Union Eteeeatense United States

Financial market rates and treasury balances across cities

The report lists currency exchange, bank clearings, and balances in major cities from New York to London. It notes money and discount rates, gold reserves, and import values including specie and dry goods, with figures for each center and region.

London Bank of England Paris Berlin Exchange New York Treasury

Bank Statement Shows Sharp Declines in Loans and Deposits

New York reports the weekly statement of associated banks with declines in loans deposits and circulation and a rise in surplus. It notes the Seventh National Bank failure caused large cash and deposit movements, including a $1.9 million treasury payment by the Chicago & North Western and a $5.7 million Seventh National loss in deposits. Overall outlook remains cautiously favorable.

New York Seventh National Bank Treasury Chicago & Northwestern Sioux City & Pacific Railroad Seventh National

Polite potatoes replace large tubers in fashionable diets

A Philadelphia Record report describes a dietary shift away from large potatoes among fashionable circles. Doctors oppose starch intake, promoting a "very little potato" diet. The petite potato, once called neck potatoes or kidney potatoes, evolved from French petites and Stephen Girard’s Neck gardens to today’s “polite” term.

Philadelphia Stephen Girard

Market Report Shows Strong Trade Across Produce Lines

A bustling week in the commission row with record fruit and vegetable sales thanks to abundant supply and steady demand. Poultry remains firm for Fourth of July, butter improves after a period of weakness, eggs close firmer, sugar and coffee hold gains while grains show limited activity. Prices for lemons oranges and berries stay firm as wholesale grocers stay busy. wagon and track bids reflect ample corn and wheat, with hay and oats steady and various hides and meats maintaining firm to rising prices.

Wall Street Germany France Paris New York London United States Indiana California Arkansas Texas Alabama Pao

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