Abstract of foreign trading and bond offerings in early market report
Foreign houses bought SAMO shares and British investors protected call options in the London market while mining issues faced selling pressure. The report covers a Harvey Fisk bond offering, Du Pont Nemours bonds, and total outstanding debt versus net assets, with positive notes on profitability and asset value. It also quotes Guggenheim predicting prosperity, outlines declared dividends, and notes copper and steel market activity with Corn Products dividend action and Nipissing Mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAMO
Owied
London
Mining Department
Treasury
Bank of England
Agstractive
Harvey Fisk
Ineres
du Pontpe Nemours Powder Company
Yix
Ese
Aus
Corn Products Refining
Corn Products Refining Company
United States Steel
United States Corporation
Chicago Exchange
Chicago Stock Exchange
SAP
Lxipissing
Nipissing Mines Company
Court of Errors upholds stock dividend ruling in Pipe and Foundry case
The New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals affirmed Vice-Chancellor Howett’s ruling upholding the United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company directors’ right to pay two installments of 1 0% on preferred stock from a reserve for seasonal working capital totaling 2 459 897 dollars. A friendly suit tested the action, and NYSE rules set ex-dividend timing pending the suit outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals
Howett
Court of Chancery
New Jersey
E Tight
United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company
Reserve
New York Stock Exchange
Howell
Court of Errors and Appeals
American Securities Abroad Report from London June 14
London markets show irregular activity in American securities with small price shifts. Quoted prices include New York and London exchanges, with call money in Union at 1 1 4 percent, and various foreign exchange and discount rates for Berlin Paris and Paris exchange against London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Uension
Berlin
Paris
Paris Exchange
Berlin Exchange
Bargold
Tis
British Consors
Tower
Uy Rentes
France
Closing Stocks Reported for Market Session
The notice lists closing figures for several stocks including National Carbon, Edison, Swift & Co, Peoples Gas Street, and a few fisheries and pref shares. Prices show percent changes and preference statuses as reported, with notes such as 12 percent and 62 percent figures, alongside miscellaneous entries and common stock indicators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armen - Ae
Edison
Swift 4 Co
Peoples Gas
Stabie
New York Curb Market Quick Precise Execution Ad
Our offices face the New York Curb Market offering quick exact execution. Quotations from all markets posted every five minutes in a spacious board room. Commission for buying or selling one per cent. Blocks bought for cash or carried on margin. Our Weekly Market Letter circulates to 33 000 readers as authority on curb mining shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
BH Scheftels and Co Established 1902
A historical note records BH Scheftels and Co as established in 1902 and incorporated in 1909. It lists addresses at 42 and 44 Broad Street in New York and ch 122 Monroe Street in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad St
New York
Monroe St
Chicago
Big Bond Issue by C M and St. Paul Railway
The Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound Railway plans to issue 50 million dollars in twenty five year 4 percent debentures to fund feeder lines for the Pacific Coast extension. Underwriting banks include Kuhn Loeb and National City Bank. Debentures will be issued by the parent Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul, replacing existing Puget Sound bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Milwaukee & G&j. Paul Railway Company
Wisconsin Railroad Commission
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
National City Bank
St GS
Parific Coast
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway
St. Paul
Puget Sound Company
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Consolidated Exchange Traders Focus On Key Issues
Trading on the Consolidated Exchange drew strong interest in specialties such as Wabash preferred Corn Products American Ice Virginia Chemical and Interborough shares. United States Steel common led activity with volumes far surpassing Reading and Union Pacific while 68 stocks traded and a new listing General Electric appeared with 50 shares at 16 1/2. The tape showed many 400 and 4 share lots with occasional large blocks and some price irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Exchange
Wabash Preferred
American Ice
Virginia Chemical
Interborough
Southern Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
United States Steel Common
Reading
Union Pacific
General Electric
Stock Exchange
Alfis-Chalmers
Car & Ft
Anaconda Co. Om
Baltimore
Col Southern
Col & Hock Coal
Consolidated
Denver & RG
Amt Securit
Om Generil Electric
Northern
Cocore & Rtd
Tosa
Finois Santest
Kansas Ci
Louisville
Mo K & T Ts
Missouri Pac
NY Central
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Republic
Southern Ry
Ternnessee
Texas & Pack Ae
Third Avenue
West Maryiand
Wisconsin
Atlanta
Best & Belcher
el Paso
Ace Elkton Apacseses
Jim Butler
Ophir
Portland
Red Hill
Commodities Mixed Trade Signals in 1909 Market Report
New York market notes split sentiment across coffee and cotton with declines, steady to firmer spreads, and large US shipments. Coffee futures eased while spot terms held. cotton rose early on wet belt forecasts then pulled back as profit-taking occurred. grain showed mixed July weakness amid strong supplies and bullish weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Mississippi Valley
Railroad earnings across lines show varied June figures
The report compiles first week in June and July 1 to June figures for multiple railroads including Alabama Great Southern Central of Georgia Chicago Great Western Cincinnati New Orleans Texas Pacific Mobile and Ohio Chicago Indianapolis Louisville Louisville and Nashville Southern and more. It lists earnings in dollars and pounds with totals around seventy to eighty million for the period and highlights substantial intercity routes and regional lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Great Southern
Central OF Georgia
Chicago
Great Western
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Texas Pacific
Mobile & Ohio
Indianapolis
Louisville
Lavisville & Nashvile
Southern
Yeee
Toledo, Peoria & Western
Toledo, ST. Louis & Western
American Railway
New York Produce Market Report June 14 1909
Beans and peas receipts 200 bags beans 800 bags peas imports 3453 bags beans from Liverpool Antwerp and Naples. Market firm for foreign beans with good out of town demand for small white varieties. Red kidney firmer. Scotch peas improving. Butter receipts 10 370 pkgs with steady to firm prices for creamery and process. Cheese quiet with no price changes. Eggs receipts 16812 cases demand moderate with mixed prices. Fruits dull to steady with scarce cherries and strawberries varying. Hops similar to prior week. Hay and straw movement steady.
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New York
Gulf
Savannah
Houston
St. Louis
Charleston
Norfolk
Baltimore
Augusta
Little Rock
Galveston
New Orleans
Wilmington
Memphis
Cotton Exchange
Liverpool
Manchester
New York Produce Exchange
Kansas
City Sis
Shorts
Standard White
Philadelphee
Hiladelphia
Philadelphia
Wate White
Calcutta
Goml Commission House
Chicago
Kansas City
Ree Si Yi
India
South America
Brazil
Ke City
Tamakon OO
Glover and
Clover Shipping
iSe
Pennsylvania
Bermuda
Jersey
Maryland
Virginia
Florida
South Carolina
Morida
Georgia
Long Island
Texas
Ramuda
Okra
Eastern Shore
Peppers
Orleans
Delaware
North Carolina
Crookneck
Canada
Omatoes
Boston
Antwerp
Naples
Eve
Choice
Trade Street
Snete Sycamery
G&s
Staten Island
Hilton
Irvington
Upper Jersey
Lower Jersey
Ryland
Do Porto Paine
State
Pacific Coast
Fortieth Street
Lehigh
West Shore
Lod Weehawken
Cattle Reef
Morris Beef Co
Ss. Oveanie
Ecreses St Lie Morris Beef Co
Morria Beef Co. Sa
Cedrie
Schwarzschild & A
S. Minnewaska
J. Shamberg & Son
Minnewaska
Swift Beef Co
Armour
St Paul
Tait Heston
Montre
London
Glasgow
Io Sealerts
Gas
A. Eeneres
Beev Gord
Bologna
Jersey City
Landion
Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Across Firms
Receipts for two days totaled 6,468 head with 1,090 for butcher use. Prices show Pennsylvania steers around 7.25 to 7.30 per 100 pounds and Virginia cows near 5.00 in spots. Sheep and lambs across Newton & Co and Galas reported varied by weight, with multiple Virginia lamb lots around 8.50 to 9.50 per 100 pounds and dressed mutton easier sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton & Co
Pennsylvania
Virginia
McPherson & Co
Inda & Go
Tobin & Shannon
Fa. Eatves
6Th Street
Jersey City
Livestock Prices and Receipts at Local Market Report
Receipts for two days totaled 53 cars or 934 hogs and sheep combined. Hog prices ranged steady to heavy with 7 to 9 per 100 pounds quoted. beef and lamb notes include various weights and prices such as 871 per 100 for hogs and 8 74 for lambs. Specific lots list Virginia sheep and Kentucky bucks, with figures like 875, 313 do, and 225 dollars for certain entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sooo So
Kerns Commission Company
Viventa Tambe
Baldo
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky Bucks
McPherson & Co
Virginia Erie
Assis
Frederick I Kratz
Sanders
Andrew Mullen
W. PF. Hume
Cattle and Hogs Market Reports Across Markets
Cattle receipts varied across major markets with mixed to higher tone in Chicago East Buffalo and Kansas City. Hogs showed gains in most centers with top prices around 7.70 to 7.70 per hundredweight and sheep and lambs generally steady to lower in several reports.
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Chicago
Semdst
East Buffalo
Dairies
Chase
Kansas City
Texas
Cincinnati
Stromm Wethers
Femba
Toledo
Ontabéry
Yokoy
Alsike
European Produce Market June 14 Closing Report
Markets show quiet futures with Western winter nominal. American futures steady. peas and hops hold. winter patents strong. Pork and ham cuts firm. Cumberland cut and other weights up to strong. Cheese steady. Canadian finest white steady. tallow and linseed firm. Rosin and turpentine spirits firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cumberland
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Slips on bearish harvest news
June 14 reports show stronger Southwest harvests and foreign crop warnings weighing on wheat on the Chicago Board of Trade. Prices fell 0.5% to 4.5% with July futures dipping to 1.1644 and cash grain weak amid heavy selling. Corn steady to lower, oats soft, provisions strong on hog price lift from light receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
Northwest
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Kansas
Inglis
Kentucky
Russia
Iscal
Duluth
Chicago
New York
Saturn
Asc
London
Cleveland
Board of Trade
Missouri
Missouri River
Kansas City
T2ige
Thec
July Holdings
Oass
Also Mentioned on This Page
Guggenheim
Isaac Guggenheim
Europe
Pavis-Daly Estates
Washington Water Power Company
State Bank
Central Coal and Coke Company
American Securities Abroad
Government
Nex
Coupen
New York City
N. Y
Bh, Scheftels & CO
Coast Extension
General Market Report
Ceattiertr
Rio
Reis Lowe
Santos
Junaiahy Recelpia
Braet
Rio No
United States
Fis
North Africa
Cape River Plate
America
Bahia
Yelob
Jong
Japan
Patna
Muscovado
Cuba
Howeil
Uty
Cuorth
Do Norozen
RL. Day & Co
Rost & Albany
Boston Consita Boston Elev
Yim Cal & Hecla
Cirné&T Asa
Fitchburg
Franklin
Granby
West End
North Butte
Tel & T Co
Parrot
E Tel
Quincy
Tamarack
West Tel & Tel
Wolverine
Fown Shoe
Mach
S Smelters
Arcadian
S. Ts OU
Atlantic
Mars G Om
Shannon
Charles D. Barnes & Co
Geuth
Tahigh
Cement Am
Leh Val
Cambria St¢el
Philatelphia Co
Elee St Bat Co
Penn RR
Elee Co
Fairmount Trac
Phil Blee Co
Phila Rap Tran General
Union Traction
Lake Eup Corp
Gas Imp Co
Welebach
Phiia
Country Produce Markets
A. HR. Hollis
John Ducey
Nelson & McCate
W. R. Hume
J. J. Curtis & Son
Wright & Co
Nelson & McCabe
Otis & Co
George & L . Ditlenhack
H. H. Hollis
Juda & Co
spPhérson & Co
Virginia Lambs
Kentuck
Shippers’ Commission Company
Telegraph
European Produce Market
Chicago Grain and Provisions
West Point
Newburgh
Poughkeepsie
Palace Iron Day Line
Hendrick Hadson
Robert Fulton
Fulton
Tri
St. North River
Flatiron
Chinatown
Suh Av
Les
Franklin St
N.rl
Sun
Highlands
Red Bank
Mercantile Library
B’ Way
Bfelitz School OF Languages
Madison Square
Broadway
Hartem
Lenox Ave
Istth Su
Brooklyn
Asbury Park
N. J
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M. J. Young-Fulton
Calon Square
Court OF
Albany
State of New York
Metropolitan Surety Company
Adrian H. Muller
Ae Ie
Manhattan
City of New York
John F. Yawger
The
William Street
Borough of Manhattan
Edward R. Finch
Nassam Street
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