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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1902
Page
4
Market report notes light dealings with irregularities in stocks and bonds. Southwestern exchanges show limited activity while bonds and money markets display cautious moves. No major shifts observed in indices or notable gains.
Price changes were small in yesterday's market with values mostly higher. Trading focused on leading speculative issues like Atchison St Paul Colorado Fuel and Iron Missouri Pacific Reading Union Pacific United States Steel and Wabash. Liquidation in United States Steel drew buying interest, reflecting a buoyant class of buyers. Major notes: Atchison earnings rise with industrial activity. Gould stocks and Standard Oil influence bolster gains. Pennsylvania stock seen cheap while Wabash offers appeal among low priced rails. Local banks show cash gains over 2 million. Gold receipts at the Pacific Coast expected to lift bank reserves. Sub-Treasury tax payments will ease soon. local money market remains satisfactory amid no urgent gold export need.
The days operations in bonds show final quotations with mixed asks across government bonds and heavy rail bond trading. Total par value sales reached 3 557 006 dollars versus 2 179 500 on Thursday with notable activity in Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern division Ags Central of Georgia first and second income Chicago Burlington and Quincy 4s and other rail issues.
Money on call opened at 3 percent, last loan 2 percent. Time money quoted 4 44 2 percent for short terms and 20 44 percent for longer terms. Foreign exchange shows firm market with posted bank rates and call money in London. Domestic exchange reports various city quotes and premiums on commercial and bank transactions. Gold and silver markets noted with regional price references and government receipts totals for the period.
The report shows year to date receipts totaling 575 percent with expenditures of 465,166,798 and an excess of receipts of 86,210,777. National bank notes received for redemption amount to 517, while the Sub-Treasury stood at the Clearing House with 898,931 in debtor status.
London trading shows dull and irregular action in American railway shares as of 4 p m. final prices list numerous listed rails with mixed gains and losses. The piece also includes Treasury reserve figures, division of redemption and issue, and total assets and liabilities at the day’s close.
Open high low and last sales figures included for Consolidated Exchange Isles options. July and September options noted with large estimated sale values outlined alongside ticker and scale details.
The report shows entries and market dispositions for imports of dry goods at the Port of New York for the week ended June 20 1902. Figures include entered at port and thrown on the market totals for 1900 and year to date, with sums across several categories.
Foreign houses were not active in the local market with 15,000 shares traded mainly as sales. American stocks in London sagged on light sales. Market narrow with no significant sign. All departments idle and consols heavy. Money conditions unchanged in Europe. London exchange in Berlin a shade harder. Loan quotations listed.
The article compiles money movements by banks, noting interregional gains and new gold receipts estimated at 3 664 500, with a net gain of 2 588 800 after Sub Treasury losses. It also lists orders for railroad cars and locomotives from multiple railway companies for upcoming deliveries, plus declared dividends from several banks and institutions.
Condition of trade notes East quieting due to dancing season and labor strife, while interior reports show better harvests and firm prices. June railway earnings up 3.9 percent over last year, bank exchanges down from peak but above 1889, and Bradstreet signals cautious but persistent industrial progress amid localized troubles.
The listing shows bonds and stock mentions including Asp Co of Am Ind P Ry Co 5 Newark Pass 5s and People's Trac 45 with assorted figures. Items reference Union Trac acs and Nat Asphalt 5s with varied quotes, though the OCR fragment is partial and lacks full context.
Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Mining Stock Exchange, relayed by the Counselman & Lay private wire from William P. Bontright & Co. of Colorado Springs.
The outside securities market was firmer and lightly traded with many issues involved. Northern Securities gained nearly 1 percent to 1 while about 3,000 shares changed hands. Electric Vehicle issues rose late with preferred up 1 percent to 15 and common to 7. Standard Milling bonds climbed on $75,000 purchases. United States Steel 5s moved higher with 34,000 sold at 15. Dominion Securities rose 2 ner went. ca pur-
The session showed mixed moves as Greene Consolidated and related issues fluctuated with small gains early, later easing fractions. Montreal Boston and British Columbia traded higher while Toledo Railway and Light and other fibers and can companies drifted. overall the market closed firm with several issues showing weakness and some gains.
A compact market snippet shows bid and asked figures for gas companies with listed securities from Standard NY and East Coast issuers. Prices range around 0.109 to 0.150 with notes on preferred shares and several listings, reflecting an active but technical trading environment.
An OCR fragment lists numerous utility and gas company bonds and stocks with prices and percent yields. It names Buffalo Gas, Chicago Gas, St Jo Gas, St P Gas, Syracuse Gas, Pitts Con Gas, and others with various 5s 3s and 6s issue notes and old market shorthand cues.
Tables list earnings for railroads including Chicago Indianapolis Louisville Grand Trunk and Great Western. Details show miles operated and earnings figures for periods ending June and from July 1 to June 14, with lines for Detroit United Rapid Transit Twin City Rapid Transit and others. Includes gross and net earnings, expenses, surpluses, and dividends context.
Wheat futures rose amid heavy rains and rough harvest outlook across the winter belt. July traded around 7 3/4 to 7 1/2 cents, with positions shifting as weather and exports influenced demand. Corn and oats advanced modestly while flax futures edged higher and cash oats stayed strong. hogs and pork prices reached year highs amid strong cash demand.
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