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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1902

Page

11

Dull Local Market Sees Firm Prices and Erlanger Demand

Friday activity in securities slipped with lighter volume though prices stayed firm. Detroit United Railway held at nine while Erlanger preferred and Cin Gas and Electric showed strength as banks eased call rates and loan demand shifted to time money amid ample liquidity.

Detroit United Fim Erlanger Gas and Electric Street Detroit United Railway Cincinnati Street Ry Cincinnati Erlanger Pref Cin Sand Electric Ohio Traction Toledo, B. G. & So Newport Nisco W. W

Revival of stock interest fizzles amid coal strike rumors

Market notes report rumors of a strike settlement failed to excite traders. Demand remained tepid with desultory dealings and little price movement. Reading stock and Canada Pacific saw notable activity as short covering and pool buying influenced prices.

Shorts Canada Pacific London Reading Hutton & Co

Market activity holds steady with slight uptick noted

The market shows a modest increase in activity with no real change in quotations. An underlying positive tone persists, and the early session suggests cautious buying.

Wall Street Review Signals Lingering Market Lull After Rumor

The stock market eased back to near year’s low activity with only narrow gains from a suspected rumor of a coal strike settlement. Canadian Pacific rallied briefly on poor operations, sugar regained some quarterly dividend, and traders remained cautious as foreign markets showed little revival prospects after peace news. Subtreasury losses narrowed, banks held steady, and the bond market traded dull with $2,650,000 in par sales.

New York London Canadian Pacific Virginia West Virginia United States

International Financial Markets Report from Berlin to Paris

International bourse activity stays quiet in Berlin with Spanish 4s firm on new loan. Canadian Pacifics open flat then recover. Transvaals firm on redemption news. London closes mixed with many rails and utilities up and down. Paris opens weak on Kaffirs but ends firmer as metals climb.

Berlin New York London Anaconda Atchison Baltimore & Ohio Canadian Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago Great Western Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Denver & Rio Grande Erie Illinois Central Louisville & Nashville Missouri, Kansas & Texas New York Central Norfolk & Western Ontario & Western Pennsylvania Reading Southern Railway Southern Pacific Union Pacific United States Steel Wabash DeBeers India Stock Exchange Paris M. Bouvier Thomas-Houstons Sosnovice Rio Tintos Kaffirs

Market Summary Boston June 6 steady rates in bonds and currencies

On call steady at 8a4 per cent and 34a4 bid and asked. Prime mercantile paper 4a4% with sterling easier. Bank bills at 487% demand and 484% for sixty days. Postings show posted rates near 485442486 and 488a 488%. Government and state bonds steady while railroad bonds vary. Boston closing prices list multiple rail and utility stocks with mixed moves.

New York Exchange Foreign Exchange Sterling Exchange London Glasgow Bantgara Escos Resceses el Inaipice Paris Ode New York Prime Mercantile Boston Atchison Mexican Central N. E. Gas and Coke Boston & Albany Boston & Maine Boston Elevated N. Y Fitch

Quotations on Local Securities

Local stock and bond quotations list prices for railroad stocks, miscellaneous stocks, bank stocks, insurance stocks, and bonds in Cincinnati and Covington including listed and unlisted issues. The record shows bid and asked prices for numerous items such as Am. Little Miami, Cin. & Hamilton, Traction bonds, and local bank and insurance stocks with various maturities and yields.

The Stock Exchange Ie Am Little Miami T.P Col Xenie

Tin and copper markets steady with mixed global quotes

The report notes quiet yet steady tin trading in New York with spot around 29.90 to 30.25. Copper prices held firm in New York and London with June to September delivery volumes, and London spot around 6s net with implied futures.

New York London

Bond terms notice for Cin'ti issues and maturities

The document outlines bond terms running 30 to 50 years from July 1 with maturing dates set for July 1. It notes Cin'ti 7.30s as the bond group and states new bonds will be delivered when received or exchanged for other bonds.

Mining and metal prices hold firm in New York and London markets

Lead and spelter prices steady in London and New York trading with slight gains in English markets. North and Southern foundries show firm to higher values while iron remains strong. Mining stocks list diverse fractional changes and major copper and silver equities close mixed in Boston and St Louis updates.

London Northern Southern Southern Soft Glasgow Middlesboro New York Adams Alice Breece Brunswick Comstock Tunnel Con California Virginia Leadville Little Chief Ontario Ophir Phoenix Potosi Savage Sierra Nevada Small Hopes Standard Boston Adventure Allouez Amalgamated Bingham Calumet and Hecla Centennial Copper Range Dominion Coat Franklin Isle Royale Mohawk Old Dominion Osceola Parrot Quincy Santa Fe Tamarack Trinity United States Utah Victoria Winona Wolverine United Copper Daly West ST. Louis

Oil market brief with regional price notes across cities

Oil City reports credit balances and shipment totals with averages. Toledo lists Lima and Indiana prices. Savannah notes turpentine and rosin firm prices across grades, wind glass and water white values. Charleston and Wilmington show turpentine activity and rosin prices with minor changes.

Oil City Toledo North Lima South Lima Indiana Savannah C. Rosin Charleston

Market seescotton prices rise on crop news and spread of speculation

Early week market movement followed upbeat crop reports with prices advancing about 10 points on adverse south reports. Operators expect quick, sizable fluctuations as the summer season starts and spread rumors shape sentiment. October gains outpaced July, prompting calls for selling on further advances while noting large overhang of cotton tied to long term contracts and Liverpool and New Orleans markets.

C. J. Buddeke & Co Liverpool New Orleans

Cincinnati Markets Receipts and Shipments Update

Market summary for Cincinnati showing receipts and shipments across commodities. Key figures include apples and bananas totals, livestock heads, and grains with prices and latest market notes from Chicago and Minneapolis.

Cotton market steady as futures hold gains in New Orleans and New York

Short interest remains concentrated while July August delivery looms. Traders cover, lifting prices to day’s best. New Orleans quotes show steady activity with July at 9.28 cents and August around 8.57–8.58 cents, while New York futures close very steady near 8.75 cents for July and 8.49 cents for August.

W. HB. Hutton & Co New Orleans New York

Wool market steadies as new wools show profit

The Commercial Bulletin notes a hopeful tone in the U S wool market with old wools cleaned up and new wools sold in samples showing profit. London closes strong with Cape of Good Hope and Natal skins in demand and total sales reaching 136 578 skins.

Boston United States London Cape of Good Hope Natal

Wheat and flour market update from New York trading

Wheat supplies and cash prices shown with U S market action. Flour receipts exceed exports with steady demand for winter straights and Minnesota patent grades. No 2 red and No 1 Northern lift at brokers and afloat prices amid bearish crop news and foreign selling.

New York Minnesota Manitoba

Grain markets rally as futures advance amid rains

Wheat and corn futures rise across St Louis Baltimore and Toledo sessions with July and September contracts firm. Receipts and exports listed for wheat corn oats and sugar show ongoing demand while spot values hold firm.

Shorts Cordova ST. Louis Baltimore Toledo Milwaukee

Iron Market Review Signals Tug of War in Steel Supply

The week saw persistent anthracite shortages in the East driving buyers West for early iron, while Mahoning Shenango Valley furnace strikes raised anxiety. President of the Furnace Workers Association accepts limited manpower for three eight hour shifts as miners threaten broad action, with coal fields and coke regions strained and furnaces at risk of output cuts.

Rogers, Brown & Co Mahoning Shenahgo Furnace Workers’ Association Lower Ohio New River Pocahontas

Kroger Announces Quarterly Dividend on Preferred Stock

Kroger Grocery & Baking Co. declares a quarterly dividend of one and one half percent on preferred stock. Records close June 21 with books reopening July 1 at 9 am. Dividend checks mailed to stockholders. Secretary H. V. Quackinbush signs notice.

H. V. Quackinbush

Butter and eggs price movements across multiple markets

Special despatch notes butter prices in Pittsburgh and Boston with shifts toward easier tones, showing creameries at 28c in trade lots and fancy at 23c. New York reports steady cheese and weaker dressed poultry, while Chicago and Philadelphia quote mixed butter and egg trends, and regional boards in St Louis Kansas City Louisville publish varied poultry and egg rates.

Commercial Tribune Pittsburg Elgin Ohio Pennsylvania New York State Wisconsin Brick Léa Limburger Boston Kalac New York New State Chicago Philadelphia Butterale Western Creamery St, Louis Kansas City Louisville

Burley tobacco breaks close week with 640 hogsheads sold

Burley tobacco market closes the week with 794 hogsheads offered and 640 sold. Globe and Farmers and Ship pers rooms comprised most activity with prices from 3.75 to 17 dollars for old and 3.90 to 8.10 dollars for new. Receipts total 1,082 hogsheads, showing improvement over recent weeks and signaling continued four figure shipments ahead.

Globe New I ‘S

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