Silver Market and Government Receipts Update
Financial items show balances for major cities including Baltimore Boston Chicago Philadelphia and more. Silver market prices fall in London while Mexican exchange on New York stands at 2.019. government receipts from Customs Internal Revenue and miscellaneous sources are listed with fiscal year totals and excess expenditures.
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Baltimore
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
London
Madrid
Lisbon
Sican
New York
Washington
Sub-Treasury
Clearing House
Financial Market Actions and Dividend Declarations
Foreign trade figures show United States Steel leading 25,000 in local sales with heavy London Mining activity and firmer discounts. Dividends announced by multiple firms include New York New Haven and Old Railroad 2 a share, Standard Coupler 4 percent, La Rose 3 and 1 percent, Phenix 12 and 1, AT&T 2, National Corporation Securities 14, Central Railroad of New Jersey 2, and others. Copper prices firm as stocks shrink, Distillers Securities to pay a quarterly dividend of 0.5 percent. International Nickel declares 1 percent initial and 0.25 percent quarterly, Trust Company of America 2 percent quarterly, City of Newark receipts admitted to quotation.
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United States Steel
London
Ameriga
New York
Steel
South T P Pacific
Continental
Berlin
Paris
New York, New Haven and Old Railroad
Standard Coupler Company
la Rose Consolidated Mining Com
Tefft, Weller & Co
Recujer
Columbia Trust Company
International Paper Common
American Telephone and Telegraph. Company
National Corporation Securities Company
Jay i. Phenix National Bank
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Distillers Securities
Twe
Distillers Securities Company
Southern Iron and Steel
Southern Iron and Stor
Trust Company OF America
International Nickel
International Nickel Company
Chicago Railways
N. W. Harris & Co
National City Bank
Gpts
City of Newark
Lac Ges
Lake Shore
Louis Long Island A
MD Coal
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MK &T
R & Ess
H & Ch Us
C&s T
myLhew
Cé&a
CEI
Nynh & H
US Express
RcLu
Uslrath Pf
iVand R R
Raia We
Sint Power
iValcaéc
Kearns
R. L. Dey & Co
Wall Street
NEW York City Bonds
Boston
Roitrh Titsa
Boeton & Alb
Cal & Hecla M
Centennial Min
Mey
CIA
US Vorus
Fitchburg
NYNH
Dominion M
Parrot
Tel & Tel
Quincy
Mutua
New Eng
Tamarack
West Tel & Tel
T S-Smelt Co
Paterson & P
Arcadian
E “Xo& Ao
Utah
Hen Gs
St J Gas
Pgcm S
United Fruttag Gas
Lgola & Tr
St Paul Gas
Askes
Flinteesome
Syra
Syrah & P Se
Warren, Growski & Co
Broad Street
Amalgamated
Little Nipissing
Beaver Consol
McK-Dar Sav
Ae Laon
Buffalo
Nancy Helen
Do Bends
Cd Chambers-Fer
Nipissing
Nova Scotia
Cobalt
Ophir
Cobalt Central
Otisse
Cobalt Lake
Soay
Peterson Lake
Rochester O
Foster
Gifford A
Temiskaming
Huéson Bay
Trethewey
Philadelphia
Charles D. Barney & Co
South 4Th St
Lehigh
Am Cement
Lehigh Val R R
Bellway Co
Philadel Co
Cambria Steel
Onsor
N J
Penn R R Co
Penn St Co
Phila Elec Co
Us General Asphalt
Phila Rapid Tr
Ins Co
Nam
Union Trac
Lake Sup Corp
UN Gas Imp Co
Welsbach Co
Phila Elec
Elec
Phila Co Ss
Bilie Peo
Minority stock holders form committee to guard Van Norden share price
A committee led by John T. Terry to protect minority interests was created as a Carnegie Trust syndicate, owning Van Norden Trust stock and controlling nearby banks, delays a merger, and stock options falter after a $335 a share purchase. The group notes 7 percent of total capital and seeks price protection amid consolidation talks.
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van Norden Trust Company
Carnegie Trust Company
Twelfth Ward
Nineteenth Ward
van Norden
John T. Terry
Arthur A. Fowler
Rogers, Brown & Co
Robert C. Wood
Wood & Havemeyer
Charles C. Dickinson
van Norden Company
Olcott Elected Treasurer of Hudson River Day Line
Alfred V. S. Olcott has been elected treasurer of the Hudson River Day Line and will assume duties immediately. His office will be at the Desbrosses Street pier in New York City.
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Alfred V. S. Olcott
Hudson River
Desbrosses Street Pier
New York City
D. and H. Director Denies Rumor About Trusteed Stock
A Delaware and Hudson director denied reports that the company had trusteed Hudson Coal stock and issued certificates of beneficial interest to D and H stockholders in connection with its commodities clause compliance. He said such a plan has not even been discussed.
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Delaware & Hudson Company
Hudson Coal Company
Savings Bank President Honored In NY State Trust Groups
Jonathan B. Currey president of the Metropolitan Savings Bank was elected secretary of the Association of New York State Savings Banks. The bank also declares its 112th consecutive semi annual dividend at 4 percent per annum.
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Jonathan B. Currey
Metropolitan Savings Bank
Association of
New York State Savings Banks
Mr. Currey
Lamb Named Manager as Norfolk & Southern Receivers End
LAMB WITH NORFOLK SOUTHERN NORFOLK VA JUNE 145 E Lamb became general manager for the receivers of the Norfolk Southern Railway today and was succeeded as general agent for the Southern Railway Piedmont Air Line and Chesapeake Steamship Company by C L Candier of Atlanta. Bergeman succeeds Lamb as superintendent of the Norfolk division of the Southern Railway. Lamb is to become president of the Norfolk Southern after reorganization ends receivership.
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Norfolk, Va
E. T. Lamb
Norfolk & Southern Railway
Southern Railway
Piedmont Air Line
Chesapeake Steamship Company
C. L. Candier
Atlanta
Norfolk Division
J. S. Bergeman
Lamb
Norfolk & Southern
Inactive Stocks Last Sales and Wing Quotations
The list records the last actual sales and the wing quotations for stocks with transactions yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange. It catalogs price data and market activity for active and inactive issues, reflecting daily trading outcomes and market movements.
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New York
Market Letter guides curb stocks and margins
W Y Gurb offers precise execution of commissions at one percent for buying or selling. New York curb quotations update every five minutes from the specious board room. The Patra Market Letter, with a 23 000 circulation, is claimed as authority on curb mining shares. It signals when to pay and sell amid market movements of specific issues.
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New York
Patra
Market summary from the iron and commodities page
The markets page shows prices for iron, cotton, coffee, copper, lead, and tin with fluctuations in London and New York includes linseed oil, petroleum products, molasses and syrups, sugar and rice notes. Hides and leather trades are quiet, while pork, beef, lard, and tallow values edge up or steady amid light receipts and steady demand.
Market Report Sees Quiet Coffee and Mixed Grains Trade
New York June 15 1909 coffee market stays quiet with 5500 bags traded and September showing a small rise while other months hold firm. Rio offers ease, Santos steady, Santos July receipts exceed 1.9 million bags foreseen, and interior demand remains cautious. Cotton rises late amid bullish crop notes from Mississippi with July near 10.82 cents. futures open steady and close firm. Wheat and corn weaken in parts on better crop prospects. Chicago traders back selling July wheat and July has a sharp drop, cash in St Louis falls, oats and rye dull, bands of steady barley and muted flour.
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Rin
Santos
Hamburg
Rio
Rio No 7
Yeater
Toqelts Ave
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Gay
Mississippi
Tpoo
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Lomgiom
Gulf
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Savannah
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Lhc
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St Louis
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Little Rock
New Orleans
Wilmington
Memphis
Mic
Liverpool
New York P Vduce Exchange
Kansas
Winnipes
Southwest
Indiana
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Bao Fiat
Duluth
Market Report Shows Mixed Commodities and Steady Prices
Weekly market digest notes beans and peas trading at varied prices with 1 087 bags moved. Butter and other dairy goods show lighter demand while overall supplies remained stable. odd shifts in stock and receipts reflect slow but steady activity across sectors.
Markets show mixed grain and dairy prices with steady to weak demand
Receipts for week show 7 boxes and 221 bores with steady to firm quotes on beans peas and veal in foreign markets. Creamery stocks remain ample as speculative pressure eases while butter and cheese trend varied with prices for creamery, extras, and undergrades adjusting to regional demand. Western imitation creamery and packing stock hold at varied levels as imports and country markets influence rates.
Market report bulges with fruit and produce prices
The week’s market notes show Florida pineapples and watermelons priced per crate or carload, New Jersey hothouse mushrooms and tomatoes, and wide ranges for potatoes, onions, and other vegetables. Straw and hay receipts, poultry supplies, and egg counts accompany fluctuating prices across regions.
Livestock Market Amid Mixed Cattle and Hogs Trade
Receipts showed 509 cattle and 597 head of beef stock, with no strong demand for live cattle and steady to weak prices overall. Lambs and sheep were quiet with mixed rates, while hogs totaled 1,878 head with light to heavy lots selling around 7.65 to 7.85 per 100 pounds. market quotes reflected varied regional offers and wholesale activity.
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New York
London Cables
Teutonic
Morris
Swift Beef Company
Wales
Virginia Ghee
Frederick J. Kratz
Virginia Lambs
S. Sanders
Tobin & Shannon
Asa Leago
Estia
Mages Buffalo
Nsas City
Texas
True
Allike—Prime
Market Reports From Multiple Cities and Commodities
Telegraph market summaries show cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts with steady to higher prices across regions. Notable figures include Kansas City cattle at 6.50 to 7.25, hogs around 7.25 to 7.80, and sheep and lambs steady to strong with lambs near 7.50 to 9.25, plus grain and seed prices in Missouri and Illinois markets.
Boston Wool Market Shows Firm Prices Amid Demand Slack
Boston on June 15 reports softer demand across grades while prices remain firm. Western clip cleared. large transactions noted as consumers begin purchasing staple wools. Domestic quotations show varied ranges with Ohio Pennsylvania fleeces and California northern lots among the listed grades.
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Chigan
Wisconsin
New
Kentuc
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Texas
California
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Valley
Fine Clothing Trade Ad Improvised Listing
Fragmentary OCR style note describes medium staple and fine clothing items with coded prices and unclear text. Mentions Pulled-Eietra and supers, with scattered references to quality terms and vague numeric tokens. Contains multiple unreadable segments, suggesting a catalog or classified ad fragment from a historical pages.
European Produce Market. Liverpool June 15 Closing
Wheat spot No 2 western winter nominal futures quiet July August September steady prices in shillings and pence. Corn steady new American mixed via Gal futures July September 64d. Canada steady 92d. Flour winter strong 368. Hops in London pacific coast steady 24 1/2. Beef extra India mess dull 95s. Pork prim mess Western firm 92s 6d. Hams short cut strong 36s. Bacon Cumberland cut 28 to 60s. Shoulders strong 83s 42. Lard prime Western in tierces 4 ½. Canadian refined steady 33s 4 1/4. Tallow prime city steady 25 8. Turpentine spirits steady. Rosin common steady. Petroleum refined steady. Linseed oil firm.
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Packere
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Talmage
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Siams
Cristal Dominos
Liverpool
London
Pacific Coast
Thad
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Summary
Wheat prices fell as new crop supplies loom, with July futures drifting lower amid bearish harvest news from Missouri and Kansas. Corn oats and provisions weakened. July wheat traded around 115 to 116, with prices dropping from early highs. Cash demand slack and light hog receipts pressured provisions, finishing the day firm then significantly lower than yesterday.
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Missouri
Kansas
Northwestern
St. Louis
Texas
Winnipeg
Europe
Louis
Kansas City
New Steamer for Maine Service Contract Awarded
Harlan & Hollingsworth of Wilmington announces a contract to build a large passenger and freight steamer for the Hartford and New York Transportation Company linked to the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad. The shuttle ship will run New York City to Portland Maine with 650 passenger capacity and is to be delivered by April 1, 1910.
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Del
Harlan & Hollingsworth Corporation
Hartford and New York Transportation Company
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
New York City
Portland
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