Epics of the Street Highlights Trading, Rates, and Dividends
The report covers foreign house activity in five shares with 25 000 purchases led by United States Steel. London censols were heavy, Paris higher, and Berlin declined as BoE held rates while reserves fell. Cotton outlook notes late maturity and delayed planting but improving weather. Dividends declared across several rail and chemical firms. Copper market firm with upward price tilt. Bank investments primer notes safe bank fund deployment. Southern Pacific receipts admitted to quotation. Colonial Safe Deposit faces leadership changes. Lincoln Trust adds McAdoo to board.
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EIGN
United States
London
Bank of England
Paris
Paris Exchange
Berlin
In Chronicle
Texas
Chicago
Eastern
Kansas City, Fort Scott
Memphis Y
Bh Avenue Trust Company
Ingersoll-Rand
General Chemical Company
New York, Lackawanna & Western
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway Fe
Denver & Rio Grande
Prodi
United Selling Company
Enpot
Cioe
George Garr Henry
Union Trust Company
The
Stock Exchange
Southern Pacific
Trippe, Thompson & Co
General Electric
Bethlehem
Foreign Bank Returns From Fenton June 3
The Bank of England weekly report shows total reserve changes with circulation up 2100, bullion down 840,900, other securities up 1,459,000, other deposits up 187,00, public deposits down 1,056,000, securities unchanged. Reserve ratio and Cm figures shift marginally from last week. Pau, June 3 report notes Bank Eiake gold increased 1,650,000 francs and silver on hand at 325,096 francs.
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Fenton
Bank England
Pau
Eiake
Mexican Railways Abroad Merger Progress Watched
Lenton June 2 The offering of 24 million Mexico 4 percent gold bonds ranking group has been well received in financial circles. It is expected heavy applications will be received. The merger of the Mexican roads has drawn great interest. A successful issue is likely to reflect in United States industrial affairs. Banking houses backing it stand high in the community and wield influential clientele.
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Lenton
Mexico
Fonr
United
Merger Bill Accepted for Boston Railroad Holding Co
Boston June 3 Governor Drapers plan to form a holding company to take over 110000 shares of Boston and Maine stock held by John L Billard Meriden Conn was accepted by the legislative Committee on Railroads with three dissenters The corporators are Walter C Baylies Robert M Burnett and Frederic C Dumaine The bill is expected to be reported with dissent from Washburn Hargis and Scully Several House leaders oppose passage credits the approval to Governor and railroad officials The issue stems from control of the Boston and Maine Railroad now held by New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad and is tied to ongoing federal and state litigation
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Boston
Draper
Boston & Maine
John L. Billard
Meriden
Massachusetts
Walter C. Baylies
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Robert M. Burnett
Southboro
Boston Commercial Club
Frederic C. Dumaine
Concord
Amoskeag Mills
Manchester
N. H
Robert M. Washburn
Worcester
House
John W. Hargis
Montague
M. J. Scully
Springfield
New Haven
Boston & Maine Railroad
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Niagara Falls Power Company Mortgage Authorized
Buffalo June 3 Stockholders approved placing a mortgage on the companys Canadian and American property to secure a 6 per cent bond issue of 325000.00 payable January 1 1932. Debentures mature between 1919 and 1914, directors consider refunding and financing extra construction on the Canadian side.
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Buffalo
Niagara Falls Power Company
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES AND COFFEE MARKET SUMMARY
Collateral trust notes maturing 1900-22 furnished by Swartwout and Appenzellar, sale noted in New York June 3, 1909. Coffee market quiet with 6700 bags traded, near term prices down 5 points, Brazilian and Hamburg markets largely steady, world visible supply down 178,723 bags. Wheat and flour activity mixed. cotton nervous with late support and higher July futures. spot prices for Rio No 7 and Upland grades cited. Totals show muted demand across grains, oats, corn, rye, barley with hedging seen in futures and cash markets.
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Swartwout & Appenzellar
New York
Front Street
Hamburg
Dary
Sao Paulo
Rio No 7
Mark
Tve
Nore
Nnanda Propie
IAST
Beglosa
Sky
Dse
Gulf
Galveston
Savannah
Charleston
Touston
Aida
Mobile
Norfolk
Baltimore
Augusta
St Louis
Little Rock
Wie
Newean
Wilmington
Memphis
New Orleans
Cotton Exchange
Liverpool
Amud Manchester
Holic
Japan
Patna
Java
Rangoon
Siams
Eagle
Rand
Abe
Porto Rico
Delaware Water
Refinery
Arbuckle Bros
Idarke
Musco
London
Tigher
European Produce Market buyers firm on Western wheat and pork
Liverpool market report shows spot and futures for wheat steady to quiet with July at 1144 and September 64, corn mixed with firm prices from Canada, peas from Canada at 7s 10d, lard and pork prices strong, various meat cuts up and steady, butter and cheese steady, spirits and rosin steady.
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Liverpool
Galveston
Canada
London
Pacific Coast
Tierces
Pais
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Report
Liberal July wheat selling and large December buy by a major broker pushed wheat down. Corn and provisions hit new high records while oats weakened. July wheat traded between 1.18 and 1.20 dollars. July corn up to 69% per bushel. September soy and pork rose, corn strength and hog price gains added bullishness amid crop reports and wet conditions.
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Chicago
Commission
Paris
France
Ohio
Shorts
Sac
Seeger
Market report notes weaker molasses and syrups demand
The report shows steady molasses and syrups demand with slower new orders due to warmer weather, though deliveries on existing orders remain liberal. It covers related prices for New Orleans syrups, various oils, fats, refined sugar terms, and assorted provisions and produce reflecting a broad mid year market stance.
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New Orleans
Ec. Ser
S.the
Seaham c
Iber
City
Itc
Calcutta
the. L. D
New York Beans and Peas Market Report June 3 1909
Receipts today include 9 bags of beans and 300 bags from Antwerp. Foreign beans hold steady with moderate trade while domestic varieties are quiet due to large stocks. Prices quoted cover marrow beans, peas, white varieties, and yellow eye with ranges from 2.10 to 3.59 per bushel depending on quality.
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New York
Antwerp
Produce prices and varieties from Florida to New Orleans market
A list of produce goods with assorted prices and origins. items include okra peppers parsley radishes rhubarb scallions string beans squash spinach tomatoes cucumbers and more. values shown per basket crate box or dozen with regional origins such as Florida New Orleans Maryland Virginia and Carolina.
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Bermuda
Maine
Gunee Ae Aspars
Maryland
Virginia
Norfolk
Florida
New Orleans
I. Everers
South
Carolina
ceeLr Owers
N. Ik
Long Island
Escarole
BPI
Caan Ic
Orie Creel
Texas
West
OKRA
Peas Jersey
South Carolina
Hubbard
Carter
Mississippi
Livestock Market Report from New York June 3 1908
Livestock receipts total 89 cars of beeves 1508 head with 85 cars consigned direct to local slaughterers and local beef markets steady. Veals and calves sold steady with city dressed veals 9 13c per lb. Sheep and lambs 7261 head market 15 25c lower with lambs 9 50 to 9 50 per 100 lb. Hogs 1926 head, feeling firm to higher with sales around 7 60 per 100 lb. Various firms and buyers listed including Judd Co Keats Newton & Co Sanders and others reporting multiple lots of veals lambs and hogs and prices across Jersey City and Virginia listings.
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New York
London
Liverpool
S. Sanders
Judd & Co
Fred
Keats
Newton & Co
Virginia
Jersey City
Shannon
Aippers’ Commission Co
Sanders
Maryland
Ohio
John P. Nelson
Juda & Co
Wrouene aSeat Oe
In & Shannon
Late Gag
Livestock Market Summary from Multiple Cities
Seaboard markets report cattle receipts around 199 head with steady to strong pricing for shipping steers and cows, hogs trading quiet to steady with prices around 7.50 to 8.60, sheep and lambs showing weakness in some yards while other regions note firmness. Northern and western yards list prime steers at 6.75 to 7.25, vealers around 7.50 to 8.50, and mixed loads of stockers and feeders in the 3.30 to 3.75 range depending on quality.
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Express
Ree Ane Brotlers
Pennsylvania
Long Island
State
Chicago
cHwice
Innall
Buffalo
Dulles
Union Mee
Pittsburg
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Esee Colonial Safe Deposit Company
Colonial Safe Deposit Company
Edmund L. Judson
Carleton Bunce
J. W. Tappin
Anton R. Flower
Wadoo OX
Lincoln Trust Board
William G. McAdoo
Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Company
Lincoln Trust Company
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Treasury Department
Treas
Uv. &. Neers
Nat'l
American Securities Abroad
Cing
Atchison
Pacific
Central
Louis & Nash
Ias
Ivania Oy
Pacific & Steeley
Berlin Exchange
Foreign Bank Returns
Heeper
Ty J. Thomas Reinhardt
Broad Street
Exchange Place
Michigan
Utte
Legislative Railway Committee
Warren, Growski & Co
McKinley UR
Nancy Helen “Hambers
City of Cobait
Nova &Colle
Cobalt Central
Ophir
Cobalt Lake
Oniagse
Yeterson
Crown Peserve
Wan Oy Foster
Rochester
Ry Gifford
Great Northern
Silver Queen
Hargraves
Hudson Bay
Temiscaming
Indy Kerr
Trethewey
Wloseeves
Watts le Rose Chicago
American Canoes
Diamond Match
National Biscuit
Ailding
Quaker Oates
Swift & Coms Booth Fisheries
South Side
Commonwealth Spason
General Market Report
Redruary
Feoru
Old Lee
Nex Ya
Kansas
Sui
Kentucky
Southwest
Tennessee
Co. Outh
Argentina
Germany
Broom
Ork
Minneapolis
Duluth
Liverpol
Broomhall
Argentin
Ohio State
Viele American Cigar Co
Tel & Tel Cot Pc
Aden Coast
Che & Ohio Ry
Cleyv CC & St Ler RS Pc
Rts
Ean
Ao Kertity So Ry & c
Swanna Steel O Spe
Nev
Ee &Hrers
Norfolk & West
R Ros
St Lo & San Fr RE
Aowater Co
Rove
R. L. Day & Co
Wall Street
Bost & Stbary
Cal & Decla
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Franklin
Maseles Cos
Butte
T & T Co
New Eng
Tamarack
Tel & T Co
Wolverine
Smelters Co
Shine
Mels
the Mortgage Bond Company of
United States Trust Company OF New York
Mortgage Bond Company of
State of New York
Richard M. Hurd
Banking Department of
New York City
David B. Ogden
Messrs. Underwood, van Vorst & Hoyt
Amsterdam
Messrs. Coutts & Co
Administratiekantoor Broes & Gosman, C. S
Hicates
Kansas City
India
South America
Brazil
Lima
California
Do Baldwin
Ben Davis
Upper Jersey
Lower Jersey
Delaware
North Carolina
New York State
Northen
New York Produce Exchange
Country Produce Markets
Uuu
Os Seles
Dicom & Co
Commission Co
Virginia Lambs
Kratz
Sh Sody
Telegraph
Packers
Tours
Toledo
St's
Irki
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