Market Dull Again as Inactivity Persists on June Trading Day
The local market remained dull with limited demand and moderate offerings. The stock exchange saw mixed prices on a quiet session, while foreign exchange stayed firm with banks buying at 107% and New York close showing tight bids and asks.
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Kuesrings Ee Ae
St Peieeiae
Lake Maltinore
Neinneti
Stock Exchange
Hamilton N
County Lige
Northern Ohio Traction
New York Exchange Exchange
London
Glasgow
Paris
New York
Ens
Sterling Exchange
Bond sales list shows wide mix of municipal and corporate issues
A dense New York market notice lists numerous bonds and stocks with prices and yields from various issuers including Mex Con Ist, U. S. rail lines, electric utilities, and regional corporations. Details cover par values, percent yields, and trade notes across many issues.
Market Holds After King’s Illness News
Wall Street reviews the shock of the King of England’s illness and postponed coronation. Prices steadied as speculative buying absorbed early declines. Amalgamated Copper and Colorado Fuel weakened on independent factors, while gold exports and bank credit anxieties weighed later. Total sales totaled 3.375 million in par value U.S. bonds unchanged.
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New York
England
London
Amalgamated
Colorado
Edward
Naticoke
United States
Financial summary across New York and Boston markets
June 24 market report shows money on call steady at 2 to 3 percent, sterling firm with bankers bills at 4 7 8 percent, government bonds steady and state bonds inactive. Boston notes report call loans 4 to 5 percent, various railroad and utility bonds mixed, and equities such as American Sugar and U S Steel referenced with fractional quotes.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Boston
Atchison
Mexican Central
N. E.gas and Coke
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Fitchburg
Union Pacific
American Sugar
de Pref
American Tel. & Tel
Dominion Tron & Steel
General Electric
Massachusetts Electric
N. E. Gas & Coké
United Frust MS
U. S. Steel
Westinghouse Com
Commercial Tribune Estimating Contest Opens for $34,000 Prize
Invest $1.00 for a shot at $34,000 in the Commercial Tribune Estimating Contest. Participants get 1,490 chances to win a prize.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Market closes with mixed gains across rail and steel stocks
London reports show Consols at 13 16, many rail and steel shares advancing or fluctuating. Notable names include Baltimore & Ohio, Canadian Pacific, Reading, New York Central, United States Steel, and Union Pacific with varied percent moves. Money and discount rates appear volatile amid rabble pressure in the market.
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London
Anaconda
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Chicago
St. Patt
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
Do Pref
Rands
de Béére der
George Eustis & Co
Bankers and Brokers
East Third Street
New York Stock Exchange
Stoecks— Atchison Ae Wenwnee
Big A .Low
Bales
de Pref
B & See
Big
Anada Southern
Chicago & Alton
Hudson
St. Ll
Ios
Toledo
Texas Pacific
Biscuit
Col. F
General Electric
North America
Pacific Mail
Republic Steel
Tenn. C
Wweaties Union
Eens Seni
Stock Exchange Quiet Amid King’s Illness News
Banks and loan renewals tied to Stock Exchange payment needs for Treasury bills tomorrow and half year end. Trading paused as operators focused on accounts while King’s illness postponement dampened prices and market activity. Sentiment remained wary with holidays planned and international markets unsettled.
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Bank of England
Stock Exchange
Exchange
London
New York
Paris
Thormsoh-Houstons
Berlin
Eee
Estimating Contest Offers 1480 Chances to Win
A promotional note states a contest with a total prize pool of $24,000.00 and 1480 chances for participants to win a prize.
Tobacco market opens with Tuesday Offerings at 155 Ahds
The tobacco market opened in at shape yesterday with the Tuesday Offerings totaling 155 Ahds. Prices ranged from $8.95 to $9.95, reflecting varied bids and market activity, with multiple lots recorded in the chaos of early trading.
The Audit Company of New York Advertisement
The Audit Company of New York offers audits examinations of books accounts and reports true business conditions. It conducts physical examinations appraisals of buildings machinery and provides reports certificates of profits and financial conditions for corporations firms and individuals. Confidential information confined to examiners and the Western Manager 7 A W Dunning Western Manager.
Closing quotations of unlisted securities recorded by Roberts
Unlisted securities quotations recorded by Roberts and Hal show closing values and indicative ranges. The fragment notes quotations at or near market close but lacks complete security identifiers and exact figures.
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Roberts & Hal
Cotton Market Steady as Drought Fears Rise in July Outlook
Cotton markets show strength amid rumors of royal illness and global drought. New York prices ease slightly while Texas rain prospects fade. New Orleans reports steady futures with moderate sales.
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England
Texas
C. J. Buddeker
Local Securities Quoted On Stocks And Bonds
Quotations on stocks and bonds last established at the Stock Exchange and outside listed numerous railroad stocks misc. and bank issues. Notable items include Little Miami Cincinnati G and B Atlas Nat Fifth Nat Third Nat and Western Germany bank shares with varied bids and asks across railroads and municipal bonds.
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Grand Rapids Edison
Indianapolis St. Railway
Herie Municipal
U.S
Cincinnati
The
Stock Exchange
Lafayette
Hamilton County
MIA
Det
el. Ry
CN Acl
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D.js
Nat.Cash Reg. O. Val
City Hall
Union Law
Pay &E.com
Oak Ager
South
Ohio
Col
City
Globe-W. Pr
London tin and US metal markets mixed on June front
The dispatch reports London tin prices down £1 1s 6d with spot at £195 1s 24 and futures £121 2s 6d, while New York spot copper ranges from $11.50 to $12.42 for various types. Lead steadies at $4.12, and London copper futures ease. iron holds steady with no departures from prior rates as English markets edge lower.
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Senate
Borden
British Columbia
Dominion Securities
Hackensack Meadows
Manhattan
New mi
N. Y
Otis Elevator Northern Securities Co
Royal
St. Louis Transit
San Fran T. Ry
Stgndars Milling
Vie Rye Th. Co
R. R.s
Union
New York
London
Northern
Southern
Southern Soft
Glasgow
Middlesboro
Mining Nee Adams
Alice
Deadwood Terra
Horg
Iron
Deadville
Little Chief
Ontario
Ophir
Phenix
Potosi
Ravage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes
Standard
Boston
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
Bingham
Ee & Hecla
Centennial
Dominion Coal
Franklin
Royale
Monawk
Dominion
Oscola
Qui
Santa
Trinity
Walrea States
Victoria
Winona
Wyreram Oe West
United Copper i Pere
Tamatack
Spel
Butter and egg markets across major cities noted declines and steady demand
Boston reports total butter receipts of 2,176,289 pounds for the week ending June 21 with minimal exports. New York offers mixed dairy prices while eggs show dull demand. Chicago Philadelphia and Baltimore reveal steady butter and cheese, with eggs firm in some markets and lower in others. poultry markets vary by region.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
New York
Ile
YGCRK
State
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Chicago
Philadelphia
Al&e
Cincinnati Markets Closing Prices and Grain Receipts
The report lists corn and oats sales with various grades and prices, hay by grade, whiskey and flour notes, and Chicago and Minneapolis wheat movements. It records receipts of 2,288 barrels and shipments of 568 barrels, plus miscellaneous prices for produce, oils, lumber, and livestock-related items. Local markets show steady trends with quotes for flour, corn, oats, mill feed, hay, and related commodities.
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Ruwar
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Chicago
Minneapolis
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Live Stock Receipts and Markets Across Major Cities
Cincinnati and other markets report cattle hogs and sheep trading with mixed prices. Cattle steady to strong locally, hogs up 10 cents with active demand from Eastern shippers, sheep and lambs variable, Texan cattle and Western steers prominent in Chicago Kansas City and St Louis quotes.
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Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Chicago
Kansas City
Texas
Fed
ST. Louis
South Omaha
New York
East Buffalo
York
Wool Market Strength Drives Record Trade in June
Boston reports a very strong wool market with the 1902 cup quickly absorbed by the trade. Over 500,000 pounds in two large transactions plus numerous small sales show firm prices for old wools and high values for Texas wools, while Michigan and Ohio markets echo strength and higher costs for new woolinquiries.
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Boston
Texas
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Dry Goods Prices in New York Market
Prices for viscose muslin and various textiles fell today with musins at 4 cents, Lonsdale and Fruit of the Loom at 7 cents, and regulation print cloths at 3 cents. Overall market activity remains quiet with no other quotable changes.
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New York
Lonsdale
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Hlinois Trust & Savings Bank
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