Market notes on steel bonds and dividend declarations
In the local market, British demand supported S&H shares with gains in mining issues. Six months treasury bills averaged 1%, Bank of England offered 750.08 South African, and Harvey Fisk bonds yielded 5%. Du Pont Nemours 44% bonds are offered at 110% with accrued interest. Copper sales at 13 1/2 cents per pound were reported, while Nipissing Mines declared a quarterly 3% plus 2% extra dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&h
Steel
London
Mining Department
Treasury
Bank of England
Harvey Fisk @ sons
du Pontpe Nemours Powder Company
Geeets
Cesh PL
Guggenheim
Isaac Gusgeheim
Europe
Pavis-Daly Estates Copper Compas
Washington Water Power Company
State Bank
Central Coal and Coke Company
Lce
Jull Corx Products Refining
Corn Products Refining Company
United States Stefel
United States Steel Corporation
Chicago Exchange
Chicago Stock Exchange
Xipissing
Nipissing Mines Company
New Jersey Court Upholds 1 Percent Dividend on Preferred Stock
The New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals affirmed Vice-Chancellor Howett's ruling allowing United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company directors to pay a 1 percent dividend on preferred stock from the reserve for solvitional working capital, amounting to 2,459,897 dollars. A friendly suit challenged the action, and NYSE ruled against ex-dividend sale until the suit concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals
Howett
Court of Chancery
New Jersey
United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company
Reserve For
New York Stock Exchange
Howell
Court of Errors and Appeals
Bond plan for Chicago Milwaukee St Paul rail line expansion
The Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Railway seeks Wisconsin Railroad Commission approval to issue 50 million dollars in twenty five year debentures at four percent. Underwritten by Kuhn Loeb and National City Bank, the funds target branch feeders for the Pacific Coast extension Chicago Milwaukee Puget Sound Railway. The issue replaces parent bonds with direct obligations while the St Paul holds 100 million dollars in Puget Sound mortgage bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Wisconsin Railroad Commission
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
National City Bank
Pacific Coast Extension
Chicaz, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway
St. Paul
Puget Sound Company
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Trading in Consolidated Exchange specialties drives lively day
Heavy activity in Wabash preferred along with Corn Products American Ice and Inter borough shares marked the day on the Consolidated Exchange. United States Steel common led values with large blocks traded amid general firmness and a new General Electric entry appearing among the list. Sixty eight stocks changed hands as prices showed some irregularity but remained firm overall.
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
Chicago Closing Stocks
Fragmentary stock list notes Edison and People’s Gas among closing prices. Mentions Can-ei Diamon4 and National Carbon stocks, with references to preferred shares and street stability. Details are incomplete and unclear due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Innbsksie
Sox
Stabie Carre Edison
Jephors
Tite & T
New York Gurb Stocks Quick Market Letters
New York Gurb offers rapid execution of all commission orders with quotes from all markets posted every five minutes. Stocks may be bought for cash or on margin with one percent omission for buying or selling. Ost Weekly Market Letter, with a circulation of 23,000, is an authority on curb mining shares and advises when to buy or sell based on market movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ost
Railroad earnings summary for June and year to date
Railroads report first week of June and July 1 to June 7 figures across lines including Alabama Great Southern Central of Georgia Chicago Great Western Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Louisville & Nashville Mobile & Ohio Southern Toledo St Louis & Western American Railway May totals and year to date figures. Key entities include Alabama Great Southern Central of Georgia Louisville & Nashville Mobile & Ohio Southern and Toledo St Louis & Western with multi million dollar earnings and miles of line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central OF Georgia
Chicago Great Western
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Texas Pacific
Chicago
Indianapolis
Louisville
Louisville & Nashvile
Mobile & Ohio
Southern
Tolero
Peoria & Western
Toledo, ST Louis & Western
American
Coffee and Cotton Markets Drift Amid Dampened Demand in New York
General Market Report from New York dated June 14, 1909 notes coffee opening lower and closing quiet with scattered liquidation and slim demand abroad. Spot prices for Rio and Santos ease while Brazilian receipts grow. cotton rises on wet central belt conditions with firmer Southern spot and steady Liverpool. Wheat shows mixed activity with July futures softening amid increased receipts and better near term prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Azaconta Ena
Wan Pacific
Isa
Tihnsis Central & Nash
Vera
Southern Pacific
iWrfon Pacific
Wits
Als & Pret Siensinine
Ims
Tondon
Berlin
Paris
Paris Exchange
Berlin Exchange
British Consors
Tower
France
Conae
Rio
Reis Tower
Santos
Brazil
Zia@Sc
Rio No 7
United States
Europe
North Africa
Cape
River Plate
West Coast
South America
Santog
Beans and Peas Market Report From New York 1909
New York June 14 1909 Beans and peas receipts today include 200 bags beans and 800 bags peas imports 8 553 bags beans from Liverpol Antwerp and Naples Market firm for foreign beans with small stock of marrow and steady trade for white beans Red kidney slightly firmer and Scotch peas improving Market quotes cover marrow beans pea beans and imported varieties with prices for various grades
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpol
Antwerp
Naples
RAO
Livestock Market Receipts And Prices Report
New Jersey market run shows 6,466 head across Pennsylvania steers Virginia cows and bulls plus 73 cars of sheep and lambs. prices range from 2.50 to 9.75 per 100 pounds for lambs and sheep, with steer and heifer bids around 4.00 to 7.00 per hundredweight and calves traded between 4.00 and 9.00 per hundredweight. demand slack compared with last week. pens largely cleared as butchers and market demand shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
60Th Street
Jersey City
Newton & Co
Virginia Lambs
Kentucky
Virginia
Tobin & Shannon
Pennsylvania
A . Co
Shippers’ Commission Company
New York
J City
Sixtieth
Fortieth
Lehigh Valley
West Shore
Weehawken
Morris Beef Co
Oceanic
Cedric Ae
Schwarzschild & 8
Minnewas
Baltimore
Philatelphia
Montreal
London
Wiseenes
Liverpool
Peo
Ty Saig
Kerns Commission Company
Virginia —_ oh
West Virginia
Kentucky Ducks
McPherson & Co
Frederick I. Kratz
Hog Receipts and Prices Reported at State Market
Receipts for two days totaled 53 cars or 9340 head with about 2 cars for the market. Prices were steady as hogs ranged light to heavy with quotable values around 70 to 79 dollars per hundred weight. State hogs averaged around 174 per head, with roughs near 269 per hundred and several lots listed with varied weights and prices from multiple consignors including McPherson & Co., Andrew Mullen, and Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Mullen
R. Hume
CATTLE AND HOGS PRICES ACROSS MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Cattle receipts vary by market with prime and dairy cattle prices listed. Hogs show higher values with top bids near 7.70 to 7.60 in several markets, while sheep and lamb markets report mixed to higher activity and price ranges. Kansas City and Cincinnati show similar trends with steady to higher tones for steers, cows, and hogs. lambs and yearlings also reflected active trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Sabi
Wethers
Kansas City
Texas
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Toledo
Eal Ieee
Allike
Prima
European Produce Market Report Passages and Prices
European produce items and futures quotes list mixed commodities from peas to cheese and oils. Notable mentions include Canadian pacific coast hops, Cumberland cut pork cuts, and Western prime lard with firm or steady tones across multiple markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iverpool
Desphana Aaa
Eplourwinter
London
Pacific Coast
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Summary June 14
Reports of a larger harvest in the Southwest spurred cash grain sales on the Chicago Board of Trade and pushed wheat prices down. July futures ranged from 1c to 4c losses. oats fell while corn stayed mostly steady. provisions rose on higher hog prices. Overall, cash wheat and corn weakened despite some early firmness. oats and futures markets finished lower or unchanged. hogs supported by light receipts ended with gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kugali
New Orleans
Philadelnia
New York
Phiadelphia
Philadelphia
City
Calcutta
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Moss
Shes SC
Middl
South America
Brazil
Japan
Patna
Java
Rangoon
Ugar
Arbuckle Brothers
Sterdy
London
Cuba
Pennsyania
Wester
Ibbi
Ches
North Carolina
South Caroa
Georgia
Florida
Staten Island
Hilton
Irvington
Upper Jersey
Lower Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Jersey
North Carola
Pegecartoad
Pineapp
Porto Rico
Southwest
Board of Trade
Missouri
Missouri River
Tzige
T2 Ec
July Holdings
Also Mentioned on This Page
American Securities Abroad
Coast Extension
Jets
New Guinea
Bliss
Long Island
Bermuda
Maine
Norfolk
South Carolina
Okra
Eastern Shore
Curly
Forth Carolina
Canada
Mississippi
Boston
Allis-Chalmers
San Es
Maconda Cor
Baltimore & Oslo
Brooklin R T
Bus & Central
Ches & Chio
Chic Gt West
Mil & St P
Fuel & T
Col Southern
Col & Hock Coal
Consolidated Gas
Denver
Dist Securities
Mindts Central
Kansas Ci
Mo K & T
Missouri Pac
Central
Republic Prem
Rock Island
Tennessee
Texas & Pact
Third Avenue
Tnion Pacific
U S Steel
Tnion
Wisconsin
Ing Anon
Atlanta
Best & Belcher
Comstock
el Paso
Elkton
Galdfiela Con
Goldfield Daisy
Jim Butler
Ophir
Portian
Ani
Bush
OTAL
Cat
Ultrr
Palestry
York
Londer
Mar- Cleveland
New York Produce Exchange
Wall Street
RL. Day & Co
Rost & Albany
Boston Cal & Hecla
Cirné& Uu
Centennial
Olony WA
Franklin
West End St
Granby
Parrot
New Eng
Quincy
West Tel & Tel
Tamerack
Wolverine R
Arcadian
Aless
Mass
Atlantic
Shannon
Utah
Charles D. Barner & Co
South 4Th St
Lehigh Nav
Wss
Am Cement Val Ry
Am Ry Co
Cambria Steel
TT Bay
Penn R
of Columbia
Elec St Bat Co
Oo Elec Co
Phil Elec Co
Fairmount Trac
Phila Rap Tran
General Asphalt
New York City
Tnion Traction
Ins Co
Bios
Lake Eup Corp
Welehach Bt
Setia
N. Y
Bh, Scheftels & CO
Broad St
Monroe St
Alabama
Great Southern
General Market Report
Mississippi Valley
Gulf Southern
Mobile
Eavannah
Houston
St. Louis
Charleston
Minal
Lee Augusta
Little Rock
Hales
Wilmington
Memphis
Galveston
New
Upland
Ces
D. Manchester
Poe
Kansas
Northwest
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Inglis
Broomhall
Russia
Duluth
Comino
Country Produce Markets
S Sanders
Judd & Go
Dellars
Curtis & Som
H. H. Hollis
John Ducey
Nelson & McCabe
R Hume
J. J. Curtis & Son
Jelliffe, Wright & Co
Im. V. Otis & Co
George & L S Dillenback
H. H. Hollin
Judd & Co
Telegraph
Chicago Grain and Provisions
West Point
Newburgh
Poughkeepsie
Snday
Palace Iron Day Line
Robert Fulton
Bklys
Annex
Desbrosses St
Taaun
Gramercy
North River
King New York
Flatiron
Chinatown
The
Bowery
Sunav
Los. Franklin St
N. R
Sun
Highlands
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Mercantile Library
B’way
Bfelitz School OF Languages
Madison Square
Broadway
Harlem
Lenox Ave
127Th St
Brooklyn
Livingston St
N. J
Eee
American and Foreign Teachers’ Agency
Eta
M. J. Young- Fulton
Union Sanare
Uprecourt
Albany
Newtiffs
Metropolitan Surety Company
Deeant
Adrian H. Muller & Son
Atchison, Topeka & Sante Fe Railway Company
Ter
St Southwestern Railway Company First Mort
Weseyreet
Manhattan
City of New York
John F. Yawger
Metropolitan Surety Campe
Postotyce
William Street
Borough of Manhattan
Edward Rfr
Finch
Postolce
Nassam
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