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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1910
Page
10
New York Chicago and Poston Stock Exchanges list current offerings on application with commission orders executed in all principal markets. Deposits received and interest allowed on balances subject to draft at sight.
Financial commentary notes a spring crop scare in wheat spurring price moves, with rains easing prices and supporting securities. It highlights railroad rate harmony with shippers after packing-house deal, and discusses London gold and western banking liquidity amid cautious autumn expectations.
Berlin markets last week saw business and declining prices as quarterly settlements approached. Holdings changed hands at lower prices while traders predicted no early upward movement. Canadians fell again on strike rumors and the Imperial Bank report, though favorable, is viewed with concern over autumn cash needs.
London reports stronger money markets as gold reserves at the Bank of England rise, signaling a potential reduction in the bank rate to 2 percent. Discount rates have been weak, and the money market is expected to stay tight through June, with renewed confidence on the Stock Exchange and a hoped for improvement in American railroad securities.
Paris prices show a slight advance but overall market tone remains hesitant and irregular. Settlement anxieties and the Spain situation influence trading, with Wall Street cited as the dominant factor guiding Parisian prices and American markets closely watched.
The midsummer lull hits the steel trade as crude shipments fall toward zero and plants prepare July shut downs. Third quarter contracts lag behind expectations amid falling pig iron prices and planned output cuts.
The New York Times column notes May copper production from Calumet & Arizona and Superior & Pittsburg reached 2472 tons billet copper. Arizona Commercial drifts 610 show 3 to 5 percent copper. Black Hawk 600-foot level shows copper ore. Superior & Boston west winze reports 8 percent ore at 125 feet. Victoria mine shaft 270 feet deep yields healthy rock. Wyandotte drills to strike lodes. New Arcadian shaft planned after diamond drill results. new ground reported at lab site.
Northwestern bankers report crop prospects and past scare outcomes. Receivers' notes discuss the Southern cotton failure. A terse digest outlines the gist of the Taft railroad bill with a financial review tone.
The forecast covers Monday and Tuesday for cotton and grain states with scattered showers in several regions. Eastern Texas and other areas show partly cloudy to shower conditions, with warmer trends in the Midwest and plains regions. Local winds are generally light and variable across states from Indiana to Wisconsin.
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