Three Favorites Lead A Firm And Active Market
The local securities market shows mild firmness with Detroit United Railway and Cin Gas and Electric advancing. Heavy trading in Detroit United Railway blocks, New York demand for stock, and bank borrowing easing with time money at around 4 to 4 1/2 percent.
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Detroit United
Street Railway
Gas and Electric
Detroit
New York
Claude Ashbrook
Montreal
Cincinnati
Stock Exchange
Covington
W. W
Detroit United Railway
Cin
Ohio Traction
Toledo & Western
Market and Street Gossip on Dividends and Stocks
The column reports 1% quarterly dividends on American Sugar Refining preferred and common stock. It notes railroad earnings improving sentiment, May week seven traffic gains, and a cautious market awaiting anthracite strike clarity. Forecasters predict Transvaal gold output recovery and a South cotton crop record.
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American Sugar Refining Company
Wall Street Review Signals Narrow Market and Curb Activity
New York June 3 stock dealings show a stagnant market with few transactions and narrow price moves. The curb market example at St Paul reflects low activity while officials discuss money conditions, tax changes, and anticipated relief from July 1 policy shifts.
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New York
St. Paul
Quotations on Local Securities and Bonds
Readable stock and bond quotations show activity across railroad stocks, misc stocks, bank stocks, insurance stocks, and regional bonds. Notable entries include Little Miami, Cin. G. & E., U.S. Printing, Fifth Nat., German Nat., Covington and Newport bonds, and various street railway and real estate issues.
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Little Miami
N.O
T.P
Col. & Xenia
Cin
F.& B.tob.co
Gol, G. &H
A.jergens
Truss
U.S
Det
United
St.Im
Cr.& WW
U.L
C.R
Big Four
Ohio
Val
City Hall
OS Union
Fay & E.com
pCit
N’l
Bar, & Skeom
Am. Oak L
Waldorf Gossip on Market Outlook and Quiet Opening
Special to Charlies J Buddeke Co notes dulness in financial circles with light buying and no pressure. Investors remain firm believing any drop will be temporary as reports hint at peaceful settlement and favorable factors for stability.
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Charlies J. Buddeke & Co
Séling
Conf
Rail and grain advances buoy Western stocks in early April
Atchison and Reading gain prominence as falling grain prices lift Western markets. The corn crop outlook is uncertain but large 1902 acreage supports strength in Atchison and Union Pacific. Railroad earnings surprise traders with double digit April gains, including Burlington at 100 percent surplus, and Norfolk & Western up 9 percent.
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Atchison
Reading
Union Pacific
Burlington Road
Norfolk & Western
Southern Railroad
Louisville & Nashville
Congress
Roosevelt
Cuba
New York Stocks Higher as Trade Data Lifts Markets
Wall Street shares edged up amid steady trading as investors weighed recent economic data. Gains were led by technology and financial names with traders eyeing earnings guidance from major firms.
Money on Call and Market Rates Steady in New York
New York on June 3 reports money on call at 3 4 percent, close at 2 3 percent. Sterling exchange firm with bankers' bills at 48 7 4 for demand and 48 4 0 for sixty days. posted rates 48 5 3 4 and commercial bills 48 4 4 4 8 5. Bar silver 52 cents. Mexican pesos 42 cents. Government bonds steady.
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Seensees
Paris
Brenchmark
New York
Sterling Exchange
Iscuss
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange Firm
Imperial Bank of Germany weekly statement details changes
Berlin reports the Imperial Bank of Germany weekly statement with cash in hand down 27,020,000 marks, treasury notes up 80,000 marks, other securities up 17,300,000 marks, and notes in circulation up 47,180,000 marks.
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Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Treasury
Global Market Close on June 3 Steady Demand Presses Stocks
London stocks show mixed results with consols easing and rail shares slipping while Canadian Pacific and other majors rebound. Bond and commodity prices hold firm as traders note small money supply and renewed doubts amid global rate expectations.
Turpentine and oil market notes across several cities
Oil and turpentine markets report mixed activity on June 3 in cities including Oil City Wilmington Savannah Charleston and Toledo. Prices show firm rosin in Wilmington crude turpentine ranges 1.40 to 2.60 dollars, turpentine at 44 12 percent in Charleston, and Lima oil prices around 83 to 88 cents.
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Crarass Street Railway Company
Indianapolis
Indiana
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Street Railway Company
Oil City
Wilmington
Savannah
Charleston
Toledo
North Lima
South
Lima
Cotton market outlook hinges on weather and demand
The June Cotton Exchange report shows acre age near last year’s peak and strong condition, with August at 8.34c and July at 8.59c. Buddeke & Co notes supplies down but outlook bright. expect a reaction on breaks in Liverpool and locally, yet limited advance without bad weather. The market remains active with summer options trading 20 points under close and next crop 10–12 points lower.
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Cotton Exchange
Liverpool
J. Buddeke & Co
Cincinnati Markets June 3 1902 Receipts and Shipments
A condensed listing shows tonnage of pig iron lemons and bananas, lumber, butter and cheese, oats and rye, eggs and molasses, cotton and wool. Futures and cash quotations follow for wheat corn oats rye hay and petroleum with notes on local market dullness and lower Minneapolis cash prices.
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Minneapolis
Tracy
Steed
Digasy Mt
Ton Toy
Cotton market trends point to limited supply this year
The article notes a cautious outlook for cotton after recent weeks, with projected weekly arrivals near 30,000 bales and a crop year supply tight enough to keep prices firm. It cites little room for a major price drop while spinners avoid high basing, and gives regional prices and futures data from New York Washington and New Orleans.
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W. B. Hutton & Co
New York
Gulf
Washington
Boston Wool Market Steady with Firm Prices and Good Sales
Boston traders report a satisfactory week with steady markets and firm prices. Idaho wools clean up faster at above market levels while old wools sell well. new wools largely held. Delaines quiet with light offerings. Australian wool demand limited. local combing prices steady with scoured basis around 68 to 72 cents.
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Boston
Idaho
Texas
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Dry Goods Market Quiet. Cottons Steady with Small Cuts
New York markets report a quiet dry goods trade with steady staple cottons in brown, bleached and colored lines. Some reductions noted in bleached cottons by robbers, while prints, ginghams, and print cloths hold at prior prices. No export demand observed.
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New York
Steple
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Butte
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Newport
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P. J. Goodhart & Co
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Imum
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Secretary of the Treasury
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Cincinnati, Dayton & Toledo Traction
Guy H. Kennedy
Union Trust Building
Oain Murphy & Co. Inc
College
L. C. Ross
New Orleans
Seasongood & Mayer
Bankers
S. W. Cor
Third & Walnut Sts
Baldwin Piano
D. H. Baldwin & Co
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Atlas
Merch
N’l Lafayette
Far.& T
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Hamilton County Bonds
JCI
LIZ Sp
Clifton Sew
Eilene
Melend. S.R. G
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Mont
Covington and Newport Bonds
Securities
Niles-B-P
Waldorf Gossip
Union Light, Heat & Power Company
Rudolph Kleybolter& CO
East Third Street
HE Audit Company OF
Queen Building
New York Life Bldg
Chicago
Western Board OF Control
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J. Mitchell
Ilinois Trust & Savings Bank
Edwin A. Potter
American Trust & Savings Bank
James B Forgan
First National Bank
James H. Ell
Commercial National Bank
John C. Black
Continental National Bank
W. Dunning
Western
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the Globe-Wernicke CO
Globe-WernIcke CO
Fourth & Elm Sts
George Eustis & Co
New York Stock Exchange
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Canadian Pacific
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Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
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Rand Mines
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Kaffirs
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Great Western Investment and Development Company
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H. L. Snodgrass
Great Western Investment and Development Co
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