Dull Day on Local Market Amid Weak Demand and Narrow Gains
A stagnant market with little price movement pervaded the local scene. Detroit United shares eased while Toledo Rys and Light stayed soft. gas issues and street railways showed sparse activity as banks noted higher call rates but overall liquidity remained modest.
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Detroit United
Toledo Railways and Light
New York
The
Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Street
Cin
Gas and Electric
United States
Detroit United Rys
Isceicck.c
New York Bond Sales Compiled by Feder Holzman Co
Bond list from Feder, Holzman and Co shows total sales at 2,284,000 with various issuers including Union Trust, Central Pacific, Atchison Topeka, and Mexican Cen tral bonds. Figures include 5,000 to 100,000 units with yields around 4 to 5 percent and prices near par. Entities include Am H L, C&O, Tex Mex Cen, Erie, Penn Con, and various railRoad names.
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Feder, Holzman & Co
Union Trust
SSS
N. P
Manhattan
Istines
Penn
Adj
St. P
RL &P. A
Nat. R. R
B. U. el
Erie 1St Ge
Inc
Ga. 3d Inc
N. J
George Eustis & Co
Third Street
New York Stock Exchange
Atchison
Ots Vec
C&o
C&o Oe Ewenee Evewee
Chicago Gt. Western
Chicago & Altoneeesse
Colorado Southern
Canada Pacific
Detroit United
Seenee Delaware & Hudson
Aeeeee Erie Eee
Missouri Pacific
St. Ry
St. L
N. Y
Northwestern Fee
Nort. & West
Ontario & West
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Southern Pacific Ee
Southern Railroad
St. Paul
Toledo
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Amer
Car &F. Co
Tata Eeee
Ee al i
Consolidated Gas
Cal. F
General Electric
International Paper
Steel Car "Co
Sovew Hi
Pacific Mail
Republic Steel
Smelter Sete Eney dl
Oi Osoa
Cesdene T. Sugar
Tenn. C. and I
US. Steel
Western Union
Oia
Quotations on Local Securities in City Market
Local stock quotations show mixed results across railroads traction industrials and banks with notable figures for Cincinnati and Hamilton County bonds Covington Newport bonds and unlisted bank stocks. Analysts note continued pressure from London trading and bears driving down key issues amid uncertain earnings outlook.
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F.& S.tob.co
A.jergens
C. S
O. Pr
Kroger
T. W.H
Brownell
U.S
Atlas Nat
N’l Lafayette
Evaneen
Far.& T.,coy
Ke C.T
8.D.co
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Wall Street Review Indicates Broad Market Weakness
On June 4 the market fell as traders abandoned holdings and pressed Amalgamated Copper down to 52, a record low. Pennsylvania and American Smelting also declined amid rumors of loan contraction and heavy selling. Steel stocks showed resilience only to be followed by broader weakness as grain and cotton reports weighed on sentiment. Total bonds traded $2,195,000 with little change in United States issues.
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Amalgamated
Bears
Pennsylvania
Beazell & Thomas
York
Tion
Amalgamated Copper
Boston
United States
Steel Syndicate
Missouri Agricultural Department
Waldorf Gossip On Market Tone Amid Miner Strike Threat
Special wire reports that anticipated anthracite miner strikes tempered optimism at the Stock Exchange. Despite strike news and a $5,000,000 gold export, buying by investors supported prices, with rail and steel issues showing strength. Prospects for an upward trend cited, barring a Tenn essee miners strike. floods subsiding and rising April earnings also boost sentiment.
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C. J. Buddeke & Co
Stock Exchange
Europe
Tennsylvania
St. Paul
United States Steel
Eric
Financial Market Wrap with Bonds and Currencies
New York reports prime mercantile paper at 44a5 percent and sterling at 488.05 to 488.15 amid firm time money and steady government bonds. Boston notes call loans at 3 to 3.5 percent, time loans 4 to 5 percent, with diverse railroad and utility bonds and regional prices listed.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Morey
Boston
Atchison
Mexican Central
Boston Elevated
Fitchburg
Pacific Air Central
Market movers show mixed industrials and utilities
Investors tracked a variety of stocks with gains and losses across sectors. American Sugar and General Electric led notable moves while Massachusetts Electric and United States Steel posted smaller gains. Westinghouse and United took modest advances in a cautious trading session.
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American Sugar
American Telegraph and Telephone
Dominigh Iron and Steel
General Electric
Massachusetts Electric
United It
United States Steel
Westinghouse Com
World market notes and London stock summarize June 4
Financial roundup reports moderate demand for money and firmer discounts in London while stock trading remains quiet but more confident. Berlin iron shares fall marginally on New York news and Paris opens active with later weakness but firm overall prices. London lists several quoted securities including Anaconda, Chesapeake, Canadian Pacific, Illinois Central and United States Steel with mixed moves and a quiet silver market at 24 5/16 d per ounce.
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London
Stock Exchange
Busi
Berlin
New York
Paris
Chi- Great Western
Chicago
Milwaukee
DeBeers
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Illinois Central
Louie & Nashville
Missouri, Kansas
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario& Western
Van
Local Market Sags as Traders Liquidate Profits
The market remains weak with tractions selling Kywer amid low demand. American Stop Building declines with continued bank stock dull, little inquiry. Sellers appear tired and ready to release any securities showing a profit.
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Otis &Hough
Hutton & Co
Market Calm Amid Declines and Poor Bank Statement Hints
The market opened with selling in Pennsylvania and weakness in railway stocks. Weather and crop reports were unfavourable, grain prices rose, and the Government cotton condition fell sharply. Gold exports tightened liquidity as call money spiked and concerns over a weak bank statement grew.
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Pennsylvania
Chetk
Sterling Exchange
Boston
A.C. P
Pennia
Roberts Hall & Criss
No Kansas City Markets Closed by Flood
Kansas City reports no markets today due to the flood. Residents were urged to stay safe as waterways rose and commerce paused across the city.
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Kansas City
Cincinnati Markets Show Mixed Grains And Active Oats
The Cincinnati market report for June 4 notes Minneapolis cash wheat at 7 1/4 cents and steady local wheat. corn firmer. flour moderately active with price changes. oats very active and firmer. rye about nominal. Receipts daily 1,493 bushels, shipments 1,740 bushels. Market quotations list multiple grain classes and flour, whisky, hay, and other commodities with varied prices and moving totals.
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Minneapolis
Sic
Chamber of Commerce
Inter
Inter Fam
SEO
Stade
Spring Fey
Bay If
Gaia
Advance in Money Fuels Demoralization in New York Market
June 4 reports say another advance in money on call plus rumors of the embarrassment of a clique of stock operators demoralized the stock market. Prices opened fair but fell into a heavy tone in the afternoon. Call money loaned at 4 percent, bid at 4 percent, market closed feverish and unsettled.
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New,york
Eee Ee
Metal markets steady with London tin lead and copper gains
June 4 reports London tin up to £130 5s spot and £128 10s futures, copper rising to £59 10s spot. New York quotes improve for lead and spelter. Local iron remains unsettled while No 1 and No 2 foundry quotients shift. several mining and metal shares noted in New York Boston and St Louis summaries.
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New York
London
Glasgow
Middlesboro
New York Metal Exchange
Northern
Southern
Southern Soft
Adams
Brunswick
Comstock Tunnel
Con
Cal
Iron
Leadville Con
Little Chief
Ontario
Ophir
Phoenix
Potosi
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes
Standard
Boston
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
Bingham
Calumet
Hecla
Centennial
Dominion Coal
Isle Royale
Mdhawk
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrot
Quincy
Santa Fe Copper
Tamarack
Trimountain
Trinity
United States
Utah
Victoria
Daly- West
ST. Louis
Poultry and dairy prices cross regional markets on June 4
Market reports from New York Philadelphia Pittsburg Chicago and St Louis track live poultry and dairy goods. Alive poultry steady with Western spring chickens 25c and turkeys around 14c to αφή. butter firm with near by creamery quotes and higher egg values across regions.
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New York
Ismelside
Philadelphia
Western Creamery
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Limburger
Kry
Walic
Salic
A Louis
Bank of England weekly monetary statement changes
The weekly Bank of England report shows reserves down by £621,000 with bullion and other securities shifting. deposits rose by £1,022,000 while public deposits fell £1,198,000. government securities to liability ratio stands at 49.61 percent, down from 60.74 percent the prior week.
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London
Julie
England
Bank of Engto
France
Picaer Eta
Noe Sane
Cotton Crop Still Delayed Across United States
The Department of Agriculture reports 28,907,000 acres planted, up 3.7 percent from last year. May 26 crop condition averaged 74.1 with Georgia, Alabama and Texas especially weak. overall belt late by ten to twenty one days. John Hyde, Statistician.
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Washington
Cotton Bulletin
Department of Agriculture
United States
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Missouri
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
John Hyde
Ring Goes Wild Over Bureau Cotton Report
New Orleans reports the opening of the cotton market with a wild reaction to the Bureau acreage and condition reading, noted as the worst on record. Prices held steady as the decline was expected, heavy liquidation absorbed quickly, futures rose modestly: September to 10.45 cents, October to 9.60, December to 9.28 cents.
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New Orleans
Bureau
Ocean City oil markets show mixed Baltic Baltic activity
Oil and chemical market notes from Ol City Wilmington Savannah Charleston and Toledo report varied prices and activity. Crude turpentine firm at 175 dollars, rosin steady at 1.75, spirits turpentine around 45 and multiple turpentine grades listed with current values.
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Wilmington
Savannah
Ain
Charleston
Rosin
Toledo
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Coffee futures steady as world balance shifts and demand eases
New York coffee futures opened steady with a 5 point swing up to 5 points, then eased to close net unchanged to slightly lower. World visible stock fell by 391,486 bags for the month while offerings remained liberal. Futures at June 3.70 to 3.75, July 3.80 to 2.85 cents, November 4.15 to 4.20, December 4.43, January 4.50, March 4.60 to 4.65, April 4.70, May 4.80 cents.
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New York
C. J Buddshe & Co
Supe Teweceeseeseese Sbeoh
Wee
Dry Goods Market Hesitant as Floods and Drought Suppress Demand
New York June 4 Conditions remain unchanged with conservative buyers and firm sellers. Purchases are limited and jobbers show little enthusiasm for liberal buying. Reports from rural areas mention floods and drought as ongoing factors dampening demand and shaping cautious trading in dry goods.
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New. York
Cotton Opens at Decided Advance in New York
The cotton market opened firm in New York with gains around 2 to 7 points on improved Liverpool cables and cooler weather. After an initial surge on the government report, prices eased but rallied again on out of town buying. July traded to 11.85c, September to 10.22c, with the list showing a net gain before profit-taking. New Orleans futures followed with steady to firm tone, with most grades quoted higher or steady as activity continued.
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New York
Liverpool
Philadelphia
Wall Street Bears
Gulf
Cotton Market Jumps After Government Report
New York June 4 news reports the Government crop survey showing cotton at 74.1 percent condition, up from 9 percent last year, triggering a sharp market rise of 20 to 210 points before easing as traders took profits.
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New York
Tobacco market holds steady with firm old crop prices
The tobacco market remains strong with prices hardening as 297 hhds sold on breaks yesterday of which 208 were old crop. Red types remain favored by manufacturers including a Detroit plant expansion for plug tobacco. Old under 5 dollars softer while new offerings bid rapidly. receipts of new remain light but expected to rise in two weeks.
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Detroit
Henry Habig
Little Combine
Uncle Hamilton
Jimmy Pluts
Tom Stevenson
George Cayes
Tom
Cincinnati
Louisville
Colonel Lancaster
Continéntal
O'Brien
Louisville Market Sees Mixed Burley Results in June Sale
Special despatch reports Louisville burley sales June 4 with good bright leaf bringing up to 12.75 to 13.75 per hundredweight. Logs and red leaf sold at steady to firm prices while dark market remained unchanged. Totals list 391 hhds Burley and 9 hhds other grades with 50 bhis reviews and 90 hhds rejected from yesterday.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Burley
Gag
London Court Journal Sees Dining Shift From Daring to Delightful
A London court journal notes the evolution of the smart restaurant from a daring novelty to a delightful staple over the past decade. The piece highlights changing public perception as dining culture becomes a daily occurrence.
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Eil Purhops
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