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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1909

Page

3

Foreign trading and mortgage bonds at New York market

Foreign houses bought shares of United States Steel and Union Pacific in the local market while London prices rose on light business. The Mortgage Bond Company offered unsold bonds of 2 million dollars, dated 1905, redeemable after 1916. May commercial failures in the United States totaled 14.3 million in liabilities, with manufacturing and trading sectors showing varied totals. Structural steel prices advanced about one dollar a ton as demand stays strong. Dividends declared by several companies, and new stock exchange firm Frenare, Wrig & Slade formed at Broad Street. Corn Products bonds sold, United Dry Goods stock offered, and American Beet Sugar directors reshuffled.

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Money Market and Exchange Report Summary

Money on call opened at 3 percent, closing at 1 percent, with various term rates listed. Foreign exchange opened firm with cables around 4.8810, demand at 4.8799 bid, and sixty-day bills nearby. later afternoon quote eased slightly. Domestic exchanges show New York clearings at 64,984, balances 16,376,800. other cities listed with balances and totals. silver prices steady. Mexican exchange near 2.01% on New York. tax receipts and Sub-Treasury activity noted.

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Coffee and Cotton Markets Mixed as Prices Drift in New York

The June 1 1999 market summary reports quiet coffee trading with slight near month gains amid mixed global cues and a large 13 500 bag sale including June. It notes steady to firm tone for some months, weak futures for others, and steady spot quotes with regional clearances. cotton shows nervous trading, weather concerns, and a late day rally from short covering and bullish July momentum.

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Boston Wool Market Shows Broad Strength and Stable Prices

Boston June 1 The local wool market remains broad with prices nearly at levels from three years ago. Domestic quotations cover Ohio Pennsylvania fleeces No 1 and 2 ranges from 33 to 35 cents, washed and unwashed delaine, blood combing assortments, and scoured fine weights from 55 to 67 cents. Western and coastal fleeces include Michigan Wisconsin New York fine unwashed 24 25 cents and blood varieties up to 35 cents. California Oregon and Territory offerings reflect midrange to high 60s and 70 cents in assorted classes. Pulled wools command 68 to 72 cents for high grades.

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Corn and oats markets show nerves amid June supply questions

July corn strengthens while nearby months rise on unsettled supplies. Chicago buyers expect 477 cars Wednesday as farmers hold reserves. oats rise with July, and visible stocks up. Berths in New York and London show mixed metal prices and steady grain activity amid generous reports on corn and oats futures.

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LIVESTOCK MARKET AT LATE YORK JUNE FIRST

Livestock market report from Laten York June 1 shows cattle receipts totaling 452 head with light trade and a steady tone expected for tomorrow. Beef and veal prices range from 7 to 8.5 per 100 pounds, with dressed beef steady and calves showing weak demand. sheep and lambs remain quiet but near steady with lambs in good demand and dressed mutton steady. Hog receipts at 5,026 head with market activity less than half a car, overall tone steady for all weights.

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