Market News from London and U.S. Financials Brief
Financial wires describe London stock activity with Harriman shares and American discounts steady, plus notes on Bank of England rate expectations. Dividend declarations flow from major firms including American Tobacco, American Smelting, Thompson, J H Dunham, Atchison Topeka Santa Fe, American Snuff, Rubber and many others. Iowa Central sells a 5 percent equipment bond issue. Copper prices rise with July contracts. Bank clearings for May show strong gains overall. Iron market remains active with basic iron leading, rails and equipment orders growing. Foreign crop conditions show varied results with Punjab yields up. Argentina seeks rain. Russia hot. France improving. UK and Italy dry. Southern Railway April earnings rise. Sloss-Sheffield quarterly earnings at 3 percent on common. Cotton trade signals improved southern demand.
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London
Harriman
Pewperican
Miloney
Bank of England
American Tobacco Company
American Smelting and Refining Oes
Thompgeettt Company
J. H. Dunham Company
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
American
Rubber Gands Manufactor Company
Jake Now
Rangiough
R. G. Dun & Co
United States
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Middle Atlantic
Scranton
Reading
New England
Boston
Worcester
Chicago
Kansas City
South
Southwest
Pacific Coast
Rogers, Brown & Co
Broomhall
Punjab
United Provinces
Argentina
Australia
Russia
Rumania
Bulgaria
Turkey
Hungary
Budapest
France
Germany
Spain
North Africa
United Kingdom
Italy
Southern Railway
Sloss-Sheffield
Sloss-Sheffield Steel and Iron Company
Coffee and Cotton Markets Show Mixed Activity in New York 1909
General Market Report from New York on June 2 1909 covers coffee and cotton. Coffee sales totaled 8500 bags with prices steady to slightly higher amid near term firmness and bullion influence. Cotton saw early nervousness but finished firm with notable gains in July and mixed moves across months amid weather signals and private condition reports.
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New York
Hamburg
Mer
Mar
New Orleans
Honday
New York Produce Exchange
Kansas
Chicago
Kentucky
Texas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
France
Germany
Hungary
Budapest
Berlin
Liverpool
Bradstreet
Montreal
Duluth
Iete
Market Report on Beans Butter Cheese Eggs and Produce
Country produce markets show steady prices for foreign beans and high costs for domestic white beans while exports ease. Scotch peas, butter with creamily rising prices, cheese gains and eggs lower on strong supplies. Fruits, fresh produce and poultry mixed. milk prices cut due to surplus. large livestock receipts with steady milch cows and solid calf demand. Local and London markets cited with varied receipts and price movement.
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London
Liverpool Cabie
New
Pennsylvania
Baldwin
Ben Davis
Florida
Upper
Jersey
Lower
Delaware
Maryland
Porto Rico
Pacific
Oregon
California
New York State
Pacific Coast
Son
London metal markets and US price trends observed
The London tin market was unchanged with spot at £131 17s 6d and futures at £133 2s 6d. Locally dull tin and copper mixed. copper futures eased while local prices firm. Lead declined in London but steady locally. iron lower in London, local firm. Molasses and syrups steady, cottonseed and linseed oils varied. Provisions firm with hog receipts and bullish stats. pork and beef ranges noted. Sugar markets mixed with refined sugar flat locally, US port movements showing weekly stock shifts.
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London
Northern
New York Produce Exchange
New Orleans
New York
Philadelphia
City
Calcutta
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
FPORK
India
South America
Brazil Keys
Ordly
Japan
Patna
Java
Onmc
Rangoon
Siams
Gitec
Muscovado
Riée
Cuba
Willett & Gray
United States
National Railways of Mexico Coupon Bonds Offer
24000000 National Railways of Mexico Coupon Bonds of 1000 and 500 with privilege of registration as to principal. Fully registered bonds re exchangeable for 1000 coupon bonds. Principal and interest payable in New York gold, London Sterling, Germany Reichsmarks, France and Switzerland Francs, Amsterdam Guilders, Mexico City Gold Pesos. No tax deduction under US Mexico laws or New York rules.
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New York
United States
London
Germany
Reichsmarks
France
Switzerland
Amsterdam
Mexico City
United States of Mexico
United States of America
Stockholders Offered 4 Per Cent Convertible Bonds at Premium
By order of the Board of Directors holders of Common and Preferred Stock may subscribe at 104 percent plus accrued interest for 4 per cent Convertible Gold Bonds of the 1909 issue. Subscriptions run July 20–22, 1900, equal to 12 per cent of holdings as of June 1, 1909, underwritten. bonds mature June 1, 1955 and are convertible before June 1, 1918. Subscription price is $1,040 per $1,000 bond with staggered payments and accrued interest. Warrants and details will be mailed to stockholders.
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D. P. Bennett, Esq
National Railways of Mexico
Mexican International Railroad Cocspags
Wer Central Trust Company of
New York
Trustee Company Limited
National Railroad Company of Mexico
Mexican Peace Coenen Railway
Eee
Can Central Railway Company Limited
Po Pan Enerecheetuane
National Railroad Company
Mexican International
Interoceanic Canes
National Railro i¢ Companies Company
Omer
Board of Directors
Live Stock Prices and Receipts in City Market Report
Moderate receipts kept prices steady across cattle hogs sheep and lambs. Veal and calf prices ranged with city dressed veals around 6 13e per pound and calves at 13ac. sheep and lambs showed steady demand with common to choice sheep at 4 86 per 100 pounds and lambs around 8 50 to 9 62 per 100 pounds. hogs at 7 49 to 7 60 per 100 pounds with select lots at 7 60.
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New York
Jersey City
London Cables
Majestic
Southampton
London
Andrew Mullen
Chicago market summaries and cattle hog lamb prices
Chicago and Cincinnati market briefs show receipts estimated for cattle hogs and sheep with price ranges. Cattle steer and cow values vary, hogs trade around 7.40 to 7.55 for choice heavies, sheep and lambs report mixed gains and declines amid broad activity across multiple markets.
Market Mixed as Southern Cattle Prices Edge Down
Receipts light and prices mixed as Southern cattle show softer demand. Steers bring about 5 to 10 dollars lower, cows down to mid six dollars, calves around 7 to 7.25, heifers near 4 to 4.50, and hogs easing with prime at about 7 dollars. Local reports note market steady to lower with light demand and several price points across grades.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Aires
Buffalo
Jane
Dairies
Lam Ress
European Produce Market Ledger Summary
European produce market notes Western winter is nominal while July futures show quiet activity. Prices for corn, peas, hops, beef, pork, lard, cheese and linseed remain firm or steady with several items showing strength. regional variations appear in London and Cumberland markets.
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Liverpool
Galveston
London
Strom
Pelle
Tepes
Wendy
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Mexican Central Railway Company Limited
NZ Railways of Mexico
U. S
Hidalgo & Northeastern Railroad Company Limited
Mexican International Railroad Company
Interoceanic Railway of Mexico
Acapulco
Vera Cruz
Texas-Mexican Railway
Mexican Pacific Railway Company
J. Henry Schroder & Co
Messrs
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Messrs. Hope & Co
Messrs. Teixeira de Mattos Bros
Swiss
Bankverein
Union Financiere de Geneve
Ladenburg, Thaliann & CO
Broad Street
Speyer & CO
Pine Street
Hallgarten & CO
Nassau Street
THE
Atchison, Topeka and Santa FE Railway CO
New York City
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
D. L. Gallup
Telegraph
Saliia
Sie Lambe
Toledo
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