Market Quiet but Brisk with Mixed Stock Gains
The local market showed good general condition with brisk trading though mostly small lots. Detroit United and Gas and Electric rose slightly, C. N. C. L. and T. advanced, Toledo Railways and Light firmer, Central Market Ry and Miami and Erie Canal in demand, bonds bid well, while money market remained firm and New York exchange stayed heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit United
Toledo Railways and Light
Miami and Erie
Detroit United Rus
Columbus Gas
U.S
Cin
Gas and Electric
Central Market Ry
U. S. Epi
T. Pf
Columbus Ry
New York Bond Sales Reported By Feder Holzman Co
Bond list shows offerings from Adams Ex to various issuers including American Hide & Leather, Arch. gen, Ben, Can. Tob. and Union Trust. Prices range from 86% to 116% with yields noted. large blocks of 4s and 5s across railroads, utilities, and regional issuers in a detailed market snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CC. & Star
C&s
C P. L
Bklyn
Ferry
Galcon, Ts
Ga. 2d. Inc
Quotations on Local Securities and Railroads
Market notes show bid and asked prices for railroads, industrials, banks, and bonds. Key items include Cin. St. Ry, Det. United, Kroger, Atlas Nat, Fifth Nat, and various city and county bonds with listed yields and maturity notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bidjasked
Little Miami
Col. & Xenia
United
Mkt
St. Ry
Wall Street Review Opens Mixed. Money Rates Push Prices Low
Speculative sentiment shifts as call money rises to 15 percent in morning trading, then recovers with a stock rally. Pools sold heavily amid credit warnings, while hopes for year-end easing linger among some traders. Foreign exchange unsettled and Union Pacific labor disputes add to market nervousness as Amalgamated Copper reacts to denial of arbitration rumors. Bond activity mixed with a $2,050,000 total par value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Pacific
New Orleans
United States
Money markets and bonds in New York and Boston on December 29
New York money on call 5 percent close, time money at 6 percent, sterling steady around 486.75 for demand. Government bonds strong, railroad bonds irregular. In Boston, call loans 7 percent, time loans 6 percent, bonds list various rail and utility issues with mixed performance and prominent equities such as American Sugar, General Electric, United Fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange Steadier
Boston
Atchison
Mexican Central
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Boston Elevated
Fitchburg
Union Pacific
Fee
American Sugar
American Telephone
Dominion Iron
We General Electric
Massachusetts
Setric
United Fruit
United .Copper Ok
United States Steel
Westinghouse Com
Wool market nudges up on medium grades and fine quality
Wool firm values are rising with upward trends in medium grades and combing prices. Prices for Ha 20 percent, light fine 16 to 19 percent, heavy fine 15 to 16 percent saw gains as washing costs influence the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie
Dee
Oil, Turpentine and Rosin Market Summary
Oil City reports balances at 1.51 with shipments totaling 197 266 barrels and averages of 91 076 and 76 471. Turpentine and rosin quoted steady or unchanged in Savannah and Charleston markets with resin grade prices listed from A to N and window glass at 3.90 to 4.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Toledo
New York
Savannah
Coffee futures open steady amid light covering and quiet trade
The New York market opened steady on most contracts as December rose five points on light short covering. Receipts weigh bearish yet primary markets held steady with a quiet close and total sales of 13 200 bags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London Stock Market Leads With Mixed Bond and Rail Shares
London financial update lists Consols and various railway and mining shares with quoted prices. Major names include Atchison, Chicago Great Western, Chesapeake and Ohio, Canadian Pacific, Erie, Illinois Central, Louisville and Nashville, Missouri Kansas Texas, New York Central, and Ontario and Western among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Anaconda
Atchison
Baltimore
Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake; & Ohio
Market notes across rails and metals from December 29
The report covers multiple markets with varied figures: rail stocks Southern Railway Southern Pacific Union Pacific and Wabash show high preferences while United States Steel and Rio Tinto are mentioned with prices and discounts. London Paris and Berlin bourses are described as strong unsettled and firm with copper influence and end-year demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash
London
Stock Exchange
Grand Trunk
Rio
Paris
New York
Berlin
Canadian Pacific
Cincinnati Markets Roundup December 29 1902 Wheat Corn and Prices
Market report shows wheat closing at 74 3 4 cents and steady cash corn. Flour and oats quiet, rye steady, hay in good demand. Quotations listed for winter and spring wheat, corn varieties, hay timothy and clover, onions cabbage and other produce. Receipts 2868 barrels, shipments 1042, various staples and livestock figures provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwinge
Chamber of Commerce
Reported Sales on Grains and Produce Amid Movements
The notice lists flour and wheat prices for various grades, corn bids, hay tiers, and whisky barrels. Grain movements show receipts and shipments across New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Toledo, Chicago, Kansas City, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Duluth, St. Louis, Cincinnati, with inspections by type. Fruit and vegetable markets note apples firm at 1.40 to 3.50 per barrel, pears dull at 1.75 to 2, cranberries steady at 10 to 10.50 per barrel, lemons firm at 3.75 to 4.25 per case, oranges steady 2.25 plus, potatoes steady around 48 to 50 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Baltimore
New Orleans
Japan
Bn Cess
Sari Seeszh A Santos
Gcmder Cass
Ea Mocha
Igeeis Lp
Connerere
N. O
Turkey
Munters
Urger
New. York
Philadelphia
Toledo
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Vanee
Minneapolis
Creees
Duluth
Seeder
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Mining shares and metal trade report from New York and London
Tin rose in London to 120 pounds with futures at 120 15s, local close $26.85. Copper gained 17s 6d with spot £52 28 6d, futures £52 10s. Local market dull. lead steady at $4.12 and spelter easier at $4.72. Iron quoted in Glasgow 58s 8d and Middlesboro 4és Tiga. Northern Foundry warrants noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Glasgow
Middlesboro
Oundry
Mining stock list from Boston market report
Boston trading notes list percentages for numerous mining and mining-related stocks as of December 29, highlighting Adventure 15 and Amalgamated 61 percent gains, with many other names including Isle Royale, Calumet and Hecla, Copper Range, Centennial, and United States among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horn
Tron
Leadville
Little Chief
Ontario
Ophir
Phoenix
Potosi
Savagell
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes
Standard
Boston
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
Bingham
Calumet
Centennial
Copper Range
Dominion Coal
Franklin
Isle Royale
Mohawk
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrot
Quincy
Santa Fe
Tamarack
Trinity
United States
Utah
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
Daly West
Cotton prices rise amid bullish outlook and January notices
New Orleans December reports show cotton prices advancing on light receipts and a bullish mood. Traders expect January notices to be issued soon, with buyers returning and officials forecasting continued strength in futures as demand rebounds and markets firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Liverpool
W. &. Hutton & Co
C. J. Buddeke & Co
Cotton closes firmer as spot up 10 points in New York
New York Cottons report December spot prices steadying with middling at 8.85 cents for inland and 9.10 cents for gulf. Sales total 3,326 bales. Futures finish firmer with December at 8.60, February 8.46, March 8.49 and later months around 8.49 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Buddeke & Co
Close
New York
Gulf
World visible cotton supply shows 3.83 million bales
New Orleans dated December 29 reports Secretary Hester's weekly visible supply figures. The total visible is 3 828 795 bales with 3 171 79 bales American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Hester
Atlantic express steamers proposed by American Perfection Engine
The American Perfection Engine Company plans to run express steamers across the Atlantic in 100 hours. Based in Arizona with West Virginia ties, it bought Buck steam engines for 6 million dollars to revolutionize motive power and build a large shipyard and an Atlantic line. Officers include William Luke president and Adam Luke treasurer, with directors among New York capitalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
New
American Perfection Engine Company
Arizona
Henry A. Buck
Express Atlantic
Trigg Company
Richmond
William Luke
Adam Luke
John Miller
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company
New Brokerage Firm Opens In Chamber of Commerce Building
Roth Well Co starts operations with offices in the Chamber of Commerce Building. Partners John Roth and Harry E Weil bring backgrounds from Rudolph Kleybolte Co and Harry E Weil & Co. Friends predict a bright future for the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roth, Well & Co
Chamber of Commerce
John ©. Roth
Rudolph Kleybolte & Co
Harry E. Weil
Weil
Kleybolte Company
Harry E. Weil & Co
Yellow Party Meeting at Chamber of Commerce
The Merchants and Manufacturers party members met yesterday without chairman John H. Allen who is ill at home. General Michael Ryan presided and announced the ticket from the rostrum while Allen faced a possible grip attack. flowers were sent as a gesture.
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Traca Manik
Geo. H
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Matto
Chicago
Regen
Zanesville
Power Company
N. W. Cor
Third and Walnut
Clearin Tame
Ones & Smith
Cin. & Ham
Miami & Erie Canal
Ane Iy
Eg & C
Delphos
Cincinnati Con
Idécal Clearing House
New York Exchange
MMS Sibway
Dot
Enheneliseenic
Ask
Feder, Holzman & Co
Nate
Cen. of
N. J. Ta
Detroit
M. M
C. T
Gant T& G. N
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Ithe
K. C
Pac. Col
P. Tr
Man
Union Trust Bldg
N.Y. C
St. List. L
Sa Rae
Penn
Con
Tex. Pac
U. P
Son
Tob.Co
A.jergens
O. Trugs.pr. Eas
Kroger
Aa Cin
T.W. H
Cincinnati and
Cen. Sk. Fund Res
Clifton
S.R. G
W. W
Avon
Covington and
Merch. Nat
N’l Lafayette
Western
Far.& T
C.T.& S.d.co
Hamilton County
Nds
Linn
C.H. Rebuild
Newport Bonds
Cov. Fund Fs
C.r.&ww
Npt
Lh.M.rs
Street R. R
Mt.a
Cab
Det
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C.g
S, Ohio
L. M
Ky. Cen
Keune
R.& FW
Raiilroad
C.H
Fay & E
Oak L
Niles-B-P. Com
Tool Pr
Church
Cas Ae Do
Hoeven, Owens & R
Carey
Cham
Bonds
Indus. Sus. Br.s
City Hall
N*t
Norwood
Unity
Stavene
Wall Street Review
WOOL
Charleston
Spencer Trask & Co
Bankers
Pine St
Dents Ca
Ness
Sca
Raltr
Secute Commission
Investment Securities
New York Stock Exchange
State St
Albany
Central Market Street Railway
OF Columbus
Claude Ashbrook
Fifth and
Vine Streets
PHONE
S.kuhn & Sons
Eartird Street
W.E. Hutton &Co
Third St
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
W.R. Todd & CO
Walnut Street
Chas, Boldt Glass Co
E. N. Laralde
Size
Ch Baldwin Piano
D. M. Baldwin & Co
W. Fourth St
Delphos Pe
Anderson & Powell
East Third Street
Cincinnati & Hamilton Traction Co
Cincinnati Street Railway Co
Beazell & Thomas
Brokers and Ceaters
Tel. Main
Norton & Switzer
Busine
M. D. Thompson
S. H. Woodbury & CO
M.D. Thompson
Bankers and Brokers
American Express Company
Issues Foreign Exchange
Travelers Cheques and Letters of Credit
George Eustis & Co. Bankers and Brokers
Wanes
Chicago & Alton
del. & Hudson
Eric A
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Kan. C. & Sou
Norfolk & Western
Tle
Gnt. & Western Enews
Pennsylvania
Keck Island
Toe
Southern R. A
St. Paul
L &S F. 2Ds
Texas Pacific
Wheeee Wabash
Amer. Car
Roberts Hall & Criss
York Stock Exchange
Amal
Ade Abe
Dore
Borden
British Columbia
General Gtric
Tseenerater
Weeserdeesseves
Ween Green Consolidated Copper
Pacific Mail
Havana Tobacco
Republic Steel
Manhattan Transit Co O. Ase
Peewee
Montreal
National
New Amsterdam
Gaia
Coal and Tron
Moncenias
St. Louis Tess
Seaboard Air Line
Tennessee
United Rys
T. Louis Louis
Union Ia
Rye
Oo City
Peyeeees Elaneses
Domadees Receipts and Shipm
D.s
Hamilton & Indianapolis Railroad Company
Eame
Vermilye & Co
Nassau
Pine Streets
New York City
Connare, Hamilton & Dayton Railay Company
M. D. Woodford
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway Company
Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Western Railway
Hamilton & Indianapolis
Vermilye & Company
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Indianapolis
Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Western
Briggs & CO
E. 3d St
the Central Trust CO
the Central Trust Safe Deposit Co
St. Paul Bldg
E. 4Th St
Nat'l Henchman Davis
Lucien Wallin
Stephen R. Burton
Gazzam Gano
Theo. J. Geisler
G. H. Grimmelsman
the Globe-Wernicke CO
Globe“Wernicke CO
Fourth & Elm Sts
Express Steamer Company
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