Market Notes and Dividends From The Chronicle Clippings
Foreign houses traded 1,600,000 shares with 25,000 purchases in the local market led by United States Steel common. European centers posted lower closes, Bank of England kept rate with reserve dip, cotton prospects show delayed planting but improving conditions. Dividends declared by Chicago & Eastern Illinois, Kansas City Fort Scott Memphis, Fifth Avenue Trust, Ingersoll Rand, General Chemical, Lackawanna & Western, Chicago Indianapolis Louisville, Denver Rio Grande. Copper market firm. 14 cent copper eyed. bank investment pamphlet by George Garr Henry. Southern Pacific convertible receipts admitted. 5 percent yielding securities highlighted. Colonial Safe Deposit directors elected. Lincoln Trust adds Will McAdoo as director.
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United States
London
Paris
Berlin
Texas
Chicago & Eastern Iinois
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Memphis
Fifth Avenue Trust Company
Denver & Rio Grande
United
George Garr Henry
Union Trust Company
The
Stock Exchange
Southern Pacific
Trippe, Thompson & Co
General Electric
Bethlehem Stein
Colonial Safe Deposit Company
Colonial Safe Deposit Domain
Ramund L. Judson
Carleton Bunce
J. W. Tappin
R. Flower
Lincoln Trust Board
Will_McAdoo
Hudson & Manux Railroad Company
Lincoln Trust Company
Foreign Bank Returns From London and Paris
London and Paris weekly bank summaries show changes in reserves and deposits. Bank of England reports total reserve ratio at 45.60 percent, with net circulation up 121000 pounds and bullion down 840000, while other deposits rise 0.09 million and public deposits drop 1.056 million. Paris notes gold up 1.65 million francs and silver on hand up 0.325 million francs.
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Treasury Department
Treas
U. & Notes
Nat'l
London
Bank England
Paris
Mexican Railways Abroad Funding Seen as Likely Success
The $24,000,000 new bonds for Mexican Railways are well received in financial circles. Heavy applications are expected, with merger plans and U.S. industrial trends closely watched. Banking houses backing the issue are influential and numerous, boosting confidence in success.
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Mellon
Mexico
Ympany
Torrese
United Stes
Republic
Merger Bill Accepted To Form Boston Railroad Holding Co
Boston June 3 Governor Draper's plan to form a holding company to take over 110000 shares of Boston and Maine stock held by John L Billard of Meriden Conn was accepted by the legislative Committee on Railroads with three dissenters. The bill creates the Boston Railroad Holding Company with corporators Walter C Baylies Robert M Burnett and Frederic C Dumaine and awaits formal report. The measure has broad support from governor New Haven and Boston & Maine officials though some House leaders oppose passage. The debate centers on transferring control of the Boston & Maine to the New York New Haven Hartford line, a contention in state and federal courts and political campaigns.
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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 Board Approves Mortgage on Canadian and U S Assets
Buffalo June 8 Stockholders of the Niagara Falls Power Company authorized a mortgage on the company's Canadian and American property to secure a 6 percent bond issue of 25000 payable January 1 1932. Debentures mature between April 1919 and November 1914 and directors, in refinancing, view financing further construction on the Canadian side as opportune.
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Buffalo
Niagara Falls Power Company
Collateral Trust Notes and Market Report Fragment
Collateral trust notes issued by Swartwout and Appenzellar at 40 Pine Street appear amid a mixed market summary. The report covers cotton, grain, flour, and provisions with prices from New Orleans to Chicago, noting futures steady, cash markets varying, and brief commodity movements across rail hubs.
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Swartwout & Appenzellar
Pine Etreet
European Produce Market Summary from Liverpool Trade Page
Liverpool June 3 closing markets show scattered firmness and quiet futures. Wheat spot No 2 red western winter nominal with July futures around Rs 11% and December activity. American mix spot via Galveston 6s 7d with July futures quiet. Pigs, hops, lard, and tins show varied strength. petroleum refined steady and linseed oil firm.
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Galveston
London
Pacific Coast
Pris
S&s
Chicago Grain and Provisions Trade Summary
Liberal July wheat sales pushed futures down 1 to 1.5 in early trading while distant months firmed, with July closing around 118 1/8 to 118 1/8 and September at 110. July corn hit a new season high near 69 1/2 cents per bushel as buyers covered shorts. Oats lagged, while provisions rose sharply with September pork up to 20 a barrel, symbolizing a strong day amid bearish weather and crop reports.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Argentina
Germany
Australia
Buffalo
Texas
Minneapolis
Duluth
Shorts
Chicago
Liverpooo
Broomhall
New York
Commission
Paris
France
New York Market Report Harbors Wide Commodity Movements
Grain, metals, sugar and provisions trade shows varied shifts with wheat, corn and oats quotes. copper and tin rise in London. molasses and syrups steady. pork and beef futures firm on strong cash demand. Butter, eggs, cheese mixed on heavier receipts as market remains unsettled. horticultural produce prices drift with plentiful fruit and vegetable offerings across markets.
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Csaen
Tron
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Rio
Family Exchange
London
New York Produce Exchange
S.tme
Tuor Boomgsole
Acadelphia
Philadelphia
ST MI
City
Calcutta
Market Report Beans and Peas at New York June 3 1909
New York June 3 1909 market reports receipts nine bags beans arts and 300 bags from Antwerp. Foreign beans steady with moderate trade while common white varieties show quiet activity yet overall steady. Prices quoted include choice beans per bushel 315 to 320. fair 270 to 232. marrow and other varieties 240 to 350 for yellow eye and related types.
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New York
Antwerp
Livestock Market Report from New York June 3 1908
New York June 3 1908 Livestock receipts total 89 cars 1509 beef cattle calves 449 head sheep 281 head and hogs ? cars. Beef dull around 8 cents per pound while calves and sheep varied with healthy demand for some Virginia and Maryland lots. Prime dressed veals and yearlings reported, with several consignments to Jersey markets and local butchers.
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New York
London
Liverpool
Chicago Market Report Cattle Hogs Sheep June 3
Incoming cattle receipts varied with 3,400 to 3,800 head noted across markets. Prices showed steady to firm movement for dressed beef steers and western feeders with bids ranging from 4 to 7 dollars per cwt. Hogs traded mixed with heavy types producing 7.50 to 7.90 per cwt. Sheep receipts slowed with prices easing. lambs and ewes posted softer values vs prior sessions.
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Fce
Texas
Pittsburg
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