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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1909
Page
3
Farm weather bulletin summarizes June 1 crop conditions for spring and winter wheat oats and barley. It notes acreages sown, regional yields, and ten year averages with figures from Henry Heinzer of the New York Produce Exchange for winter and spring wheat forecasts and total wheat and rye potential.
The Carnegie Trust Company directors election for the following year was adjourned yesterday, after being postponed at the June 1 annual meeting to allow the old board to finalize plans for taking over the Van Norden Trust Company and the Twelfth and Nineteenth Ward banks.
The Americas Hawaiian Steamship Company contracts Pennsylvania Steel for three 09 ton ships at 1 750 000 dollars to run between the United States and Hawaii. Ships will be built at Sparrows Point Indiana by Maryland Steel Company, a PA Steel subsidiary.
Fred S. Osbern filed in circuit court an assignment of all property of the brokerage firm Fred S. Osbern & Co. to creditors. Assets listed at 6 737 dollars and liabilities at 45 853 dollars. The firm suffered from the recent failure of Ennis A Stoppani in New York.
At the annual meeting yesterday Frank A. Vanderlip Percy A. Rockefeller John W. Sterling and Augustus V Healy were elected directors to fill vacancies from death or retirement. Seven directors with expired terms George F Baker Franklin D Locke Edward R Bacon Stephen S Palmer H V R Kennedy Hugh D Auchincloss Archibald P D Russell were re elected. Thomas J Harnett vice president resigned due to health reasons.
The protective committee for dissenting stockholders and landholders of Dominion Copper Company says it could not bid at the Vancouver sale on June 4. It sought a court postponement denied, and its Vancouver counsel will oppose confirmation and appeal if confirmed.
The following were the last actual sales and the closing quotations for stocks with no transactions yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange, showing inactivity across listed issues.
Trading on Paris Bourse certificates for United States Rubber Company and Utah Copper Company will begin today after about a year of listing negotiations. Maurice Leon, attorney for French bankers, explained that both parquet and coulisse markets are part of the Bourse and that foreign securities must meet listing rules before brokers may handle them.
The Autopress Company of Albany New York certified to the Secretary of State that its capital stock rose from $150 000 to $200 000. The certificate bears signatures of Morris L D Kopple president and Charles H Torrey secretary.
Foreign houses sold up ward of 15 0 shares with United States Steel leading the activity. London market firm with mining stock carryover and American operators shifting stock to London as call money rises. Dividends declared by National Sugar Refining Mergenthaler Linotype Utah Consolidated Lo and other companies. Copper sales large with a 10 million pound sale noted and Amalgamated Copper positive on stock absorption. Virginia-Carolina Chemical dividend deferred until year-end figures. NYSBA convention set for July 15-16 at Lake George with rail options. Extra holiday vote planned for NY Cotton Exchange. Coffee Exchange to close July 6 7. Anglo-South American Bank exported 250 000 gold to Argentina. total to date 23 million.
Our offices face the New York Curb. Instantaneous execution all orders. Loans made on approved issues. Our Weekly Market Letter, circulation 33,000, explains all market movements. On request.
New York June 8 1909 market notes show quiet steady corking shifts in coffee with last prices near unchanged to 10 points higher as importers bid and sellers thin. Cotton opens steady then weakens under liquidation with bearish crop signals from the Southwest and favorable weather, while grains including wheat corn and oats react to government crop data and market rumors.
Weekly country produce markets report steady bean and pea prices with firm marrow and white kidney demand. Butter and cheese markets show steady to firm prices with higher Western New York values and increased cheese prices, while eggs remain steady for high grades and carry softer prices for medium lots.
Livestock market notes receipts sales and prices for beef cattle calves sheep and lambs hogs with regional quotations and specific consignments. Cattle weak overall dressed beef firmer London quotes and Canadian sales cited. calves steady. sheep and lambs mixed with lambs strong for top grades. hogs little moved with steady tone.
Boston wool dealers report steady advance in local values with most manufacturers inactive in buyers. Demand for combing and scoured wools remains general while mills in New England operate near normal. Domestic quotations list Ohio Pennsylvania fleeces and delaines with varied prices across unwashed and washed grades. Texas and California lots show mixed price ranges, reflecting regional quality and months.
Fragmentary OCR lists staple and clothing items with varied pricing like 73c for Eastern clothing and 58c for fine staple. Mentions fine merino clothing and blood fractions such as one-half and one-eighth. Nonsensical strings remain.
Chicago receipts steady to weak with cattle mainly steady. hogs strong with top around 7.78. Sheep and lambs mixed, spring lambs up to 7.30. Cincinnati and East Buffalo report similar trends. Kansas City notes strongest demand for best cattle, while Texas and Union Stock Yards show varied but firm prices across cattle hogs and sheep segments.
Market report notes mixed futures for Wheat with slight declines and steady to firm tones across commodities. Corn, Peas, Flour, Hops, beef and pork show varied firmness. Western bacon and meat cuts hold buying strength while lard and cheese edge steady under pressure. Timber, oils, and turpentine listed with steadier tones and minor price movements across regions.
Government crop report showed a decline in wheat prices with a late rally lifting July to around 1.19. Corn and oats eased as profit taking and weaker demand pressed prices, while oats faced bearish pressure from the report. Provisions stayed firm early on light hog receipts but finished mostly unchanged to slightly higher.
Public notices invite sealed proposals for furnishing commissary food-stuffs for the Panama Rail Road Company. Bids due June 17, 1900, in several U.S. cities. procurement governed by Circular No. P-228. major officials and agents listed. Also notices for cloth depot quartermaster contracts and District of Columbia venetian blinds.
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