Market Wrap of American and British Shares and Dividends
Foreign trading showed small balance sales as London consols firmed while mining issues fell. Dividends declared include American Iron and Steel 1% on both preferred and common, Chicago & Alton 2% on preferred, Otis Elevator 1.43% on preferred, Boston & Maine 1.3% on common, and Rubber Goods 1% on preferred. Western Union declares a 0.25% quarterly rise. surplus after dividends near 954,003 for Q3 1907 and projected 2,000,000 revenue for last quarter. New securities added to the exchange include Great Northern 4% bonds, Philippine Railway 4% bonds, Denver & Rio Grande common and preferred, and Interborough Rapid Transit notes. Copper market quiet at 14.4 cents. Kent to join Bankers Trust at year end. United States Realty reports about 30 million in contracts and a November net of 164,807. US Steel study shows 7.5-year earnings around 120 million yearly with 42 million in dividends. American Telephone convertibles admitted to quotation. James Fahnestock Jr named assistant treasurer of Pennsylvania Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stock Exchange
Paris Exchange
American Iron and Steel Manufacturing Company
Chicago & Alton
Kansas City
Fort Scott & Memphis
Otis Elevator Company
Boston & Maine
Rubber Goods Manufacturing Company
Minneapolis & St Louis Railroad
Western Union
Western Union Telegraph Company
Great Northern Railway Company
Philippine Railway Company
Consolidated Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Probeen
Bankers Trust Company
Pred I Kent
Foreign Exchange Department
First National Bank of Chicago
United States Realty
T.—H. S. Isack
United Es Realty and Improvement Company
States Steel
United States Steel Corporation
Curtis, Freeman & Co
Formahe Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
NEW Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
James F. Fahnestock, Jr
New York
Fahnestock
International Mercantile Marine Company
International Navigation Company
Peter Wright & Sons
Iron trade conditions show November pig iron up sharply
The Iron Age reports November pig iron output at 2.37.54 gross tons, far above October. Daily production rose about four percent from October to November, with furnace activity and demand driving shipments and inquiries but no confirmed price advances. December prospects remain uncertain amid large orders and quiet overall market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Railroad line freight totals and period figures
A fragment lists mileage and revenue figures for Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas Pacific and Detroit Toledo and Ironton. It shows miles 838 836 336 for fourth week in November and year to date July 1 to November 30 with sums 8 340 144 8 822 939 3 525 955 and 46 591. additional totals include 749 453 84 778 for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Texas Pacific
Detroit
Toledo & Ironton
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Ends Weak on Wheat Drop
Wheat prices fell sharply with July dropping below $1 and May near $1.97. Corn and oats stayed weak to steady as selling pressure grew from bearish government data and favorable US weather. Local receipts were mixed, with 264 cars for grain and 61 cars for other deliveries, while provisions remained dull and steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Securities at auction by order of U S district court
Securities sold yesterday at the Exchange Salesroom by Adrian HL for account of whom it may concern. Items include Cripple Creek Copper Co common and preferred shares, Union Elevated Railway first mortgage bonds, Texas and New Orleans Railroad bonds, Denver and Rio Grande style notes, Stamford Water Company bonds, St Paul City Railway bonds, Cripple Creek assets, Allis-Chalmers common, and various bank, railroad, and mining company securities with numerous lots and percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchanger Miler Aan Ange
Adrian HL
Union Elevated Haliroad
Eaten Traction & Electric Company
First Ee
Providence & Stucket
RMIT
Selaheee
Second Avenue Railroad Company
Colorado Fuel and Iron Companary
Oe Re Een Referee Etche
Graphite Lubicating Company
American Fibre Association
Perth Amboy Fire Brick Company
Shelto
Texas & New Orleans Railroad Consolidated
Scenfia Mining Syndicate
Jex Engine Company
Rado Fuel and I Company
Allis-Chalimers Company
Union Ferry Company
Chicago Union Traction Company
Broadway Trust Company
Ares Cripple Creek Pany
EOC Nin
Cat & Mackinac Railway
Stamford Water Company
Stamford
Genn
Oreesees
Snares Stamford Water Company
St. Paul City Railway
Conso
St. Paul Minneapolis
Manitoba
Consolidated
Watash Railroad Company
Omaha
Orc
Eagle Fire Company
Central Park
North & East River
Union Trust Company of New Jersey
Mercantile National Bank
Cims’ Central National Bank
aeeever-Jones—Jewel] Company
Garfield National Bank
New York Produce Exchange Bank
Chase National Bank
Sixth Avenue Railead Company
Werecee J Ceseisinu
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Morris & Essex Railroad
St. Louis Southern Railroad
Hare & Michigan Southern Railroaders
National
Tahadig Gale
Corporation of the Chief of Commerce of the State of New York Building Fund
Market roundup from New York and Chicago commodities
Oats and rye prices ease and firmness shifts across grains with New York cash oats higher. Barley, buckwheat, and tin copper led gains and declines, while molasses and syrups held steady. Livestock and pork markets remained steady as hog receipts were tallied across major western centers. Potatoes, vegetables, and dairy show varied movement with prices mostly steady or easing in light supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Buffalo
New York Markets End Mixed On Coffee Cotton And Wheat
The December 9 1908 market report notes quiet but steady coffee with 8500 bags traded and no Brazilian cables due to a holiday. Cotton futures surged after government crop estimates showed 12 92 million bales, while wheat fell sharply late in the day on bearish sentiment and large selling. Rest of the grains and provisions showed mixed moves with oats active and flour and meal markets uneven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ric
Penna
Ilea
Census Bureau
Shorts
Liverpool
Toomorrow
Gulf
Savannah
Augusta
St. Louis
Little Rock
Galveston
Sic
Orleans
Wilmton
Memphis
Houston
New Orleans
Cotton Exchange
Manchester
New York Produce Exchange
Chicago
Missouri
India
Hungary
Budapest
Minneapolis
Northwest States
Northwest
Duluth
Winnipeg
Pri
Iowa
Lillnoises
New York Market Report Beans Peas Butter Cheeses Eggs
Country produce markets from New York on December 9 1908 show receipts of beans and peas with quiet demand and barely steady tone. Prices for beans and peas are listed across varieties while butter cheese and eggs supply trends indicate steady to soft markets with selective demand and given quotes for creamery and state dairy items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lima
Choica
Reid Kidney
Ornia
Canada
Liverpool Cable
Tate
Florida
Newtown
Catawba
Concord
Cape Cod
Jersey
Indian River
Satsumas
Pacific Coast
Hay
Timothy
Livestock Market Prices and Receipts in New York
New York December 9 1909 livestock market reports receipts at 113 cars totaling about 2125 head with steady to higher bids for steers bulls and cows, mixed beef prices and strong milch cows. Exports to Southampton and London quotes and multiple yard sales from Hume Curtis Jelliffe Wright Co and others detail Kentucky Virginia and local cattle, calves, sheep and lambs with varied weights and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reeves
London
Liverpool
Itc
Majestic
Southampton
Swift Beef Company
Morris Beef Company
McPherson & Co
Kentucky
Virginia
Newton & Co
J. G. Curtis
Jelliffe, Wright & Co
John Ducey
W R. Hume
George & L. Dillenback
Andrew Mullen
Rn H. Hollis
J_ J Curtis & Son
A. McCabe
Salea
Jellffe
Wright & Co
J. G. Curtis @ Son
TD Veals
W.R Hume
Westchester County bonds for sale in White Plains
Sealed bids for 1,250,000 dollars of Sanitary Sewer District bonds of Westchester County are invited by the Bronx Valley Sewer Commission. Bids due January 5, 1903, with 5 percent certified check, payment January 19, 1909, at the County Treasurer’s office in White Plains. Bonds bear 4 percent interest, payable semiannually, and are tax exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bromy Valley Sewer Commission
Grand Street
White Piaina
Westchester County
Sanitary Sewer District
County of
Westchester
Mechanics’ National Bank
City of New York
New York
City
State of New York
Brom Valley Sewer Commission
White Plains
Livestock Market Prices Include Hogs Lambs and Sheep
Receipts total 47 cars and 10 head with about 320 for the market. Prices show steady demand as good medium to heavy hogs sell at 6 per 100 pounds. State lambs and sheep trades range with various consignors and weights, Ohio and ST charges noted, including bids around 350 to 550 dollars for lambs and sheep. roughs and stags appear at mixed levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Ohio
Jersey
Maryland
Delaware
State
Drotiers
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Michigan
A & Judd
J. G. Curtis & Son
Vermont
Sander
W. R Hume
Tobin
J. G Curtis & Son
Tobin & Shannon
Market reports from multiple exchanges on cattle hogs and sheep
Chicago and several other markets show mixed trends with cattle generally weak to lower in Chicago receipts around 23 000 head while hogs hold gains with strong demand and variable prices. Sheep also steady to higher in spots with regional differences across Cincinnati East Buffalo and Kansas City reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Butch
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
Wethersa
Kansas City
European Produce Market. Liverpool Market Recap
Liverpool reports mixed prices across commodities on December 9. Wheat, corn, peas, hops, beef, pork, bacon, lard, cheese, tallow, rosin, and linseed show varying steadiness or slight declines, with spot and futures notes from Western, Canadian, and American sources and London commissions. Names of goods and price ranges reflect a busy market day in the European produce trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Galveston
London
Pacife
India
Bart&s
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sted
American Car and Foundry
Lstl
American Erect and Wire Company
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Clinton Gilbert
Wall Street
Bai
Jefferson
America
Zee
Liberty
Lincoln “S
jManhattan
Market
Bry
Park
Metropolis
Os Park
Bowery
Mount Morris
Mutual
Ctor
Neseau
Naz Copper
New Netherland
Sm Ae & Vey
Nationaaly Ae Phenix
Fe Avenue
Fo Econth
Sherman
sTo Lesboan Me
Aim
Greene
Toronto
Stewart & Lockwoot
McKinsey
Lake Scotia
Mit Lake
Ask
D. Brooklyn Ferry
T&e RP
Union Ferry
Alabama
Great Southern
Ann Arbor
Standard Foundry
Cleveland
Lowocally
Northern
Produces Exchange
York
Bulk
Arch
Calcutta
Middle Western
South America
Continent
Brazil
Leo
Eeene Patna
Siams
Rangoon
Basia
of States
Willett & Gray
Brussels
St Western
Long Island
California
Norfolk
North Carolina
Okra
Connecticut
Eastern
Wattern
Orange County
Peppers
Bermuda
Hubbard
Baltimore
Marrow
General Market Report
Country Produce Markets
H. H. Hollis
Andrew Mullin
G . L. S. Dillenbeach
John Soca
William Archer
John E. Andrus
John J. Brown
Bronx Valley Sewer Commission
S Jodd & Co
St;s
George & L. S Dillenback
Charles D. Barney & Co
Newark
Am Cement
Lehigh Val BR
Am Ry Co
Neeree
Marsden Cambria Steel
Pria Cn
Elec St Sat Co
Amy Penn Elec Co
Ammsee Penn Steel Co
Chicago Title & Trust
Metropoliten
American Shiding
National Biscuit
Booth
LA Rose
Yukon
Arizona
British Columbia
Nevada
Consol
Cobalt
Central
Thomas Reinhardt
Goodwin & CO
KENO
Nev
Buffalo Mines
W. A. Miller
Broad ST
O. F. Wetzler & CO
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