London Stocks Active Amid Foreign Buying And Dividends Declared
London traders showed activity in United States Steel and Union Pacific with foreign purchases for investment. Dividends were declared by Columbus and Hocking Coal, German Ex Bank, Standard Safe Deposit, and others. Copper production in May set record highs, copper prices eased, and the Stock Exchange weighs a holiday close before Independence Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States Steel
Union Pacific
Fortnidhtly
Columbus and Hocking Coal Jion Company
Standard Safe Deposit Company
Y Bank
Distillers’ Securities Corporation
Distilling Company of America
Reguler Rip
Mutual Light Company of New York
National
Delaware
Aieeaiancewest
J. Thomas Reinhardt
New York
Boston
Ation
Decal Metal Exchange
Lake Copper
Stock Exchange
The
Anglo- South American Bank
Esac
United States
Dia
United
Iiers
Poor ManuaI of Railroads Summary for 19
The 19% Poor's Manual shows U S railroads earned 2,497 013 5 510 gross and 2 602 757 96 net for the year with mileage up 3 918. Total US railroad mileage closes at TAM miles with all roads’ capital stock up and bonded debt rising by 569 272 788. A table compares assets and liabilities of steam railroads for 145 and 197.
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Poor's Manual of
United States
BOM
Ors Railroad and Equipmnt
Ion
Collateral Trust Notes Maturing 1909 22
Collateral trust notes maturing between 1909 and 1922 are listed in a furnished report. The document mentions a coupon and registered aspects, with references to Haasiwant me Appeanles and Pine rest in the text.
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Haasiwant
Outside securities trade mostly at a standstill
Market activity in outside securities was nearly halted with price moves tight. Copper shares weaken as copper metal stays soft. Industrials show slight declines while International Salt drops a point. Atlantic Gulf & West India preferred edges up. Kansas City Southern bonds swung with activity then nearly recovered, other bonds steady.
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Atlantic, Gulf & West India
Kansas City Southerns
Inactive Stocks on NYSE Close with No Transactions
Last actual sales and closing quotations listed for numerous NYSE issues with no trades yesterday. Entries include Am Dist T, Am Coal, Am Snuff, Butterick, Sears, Wells Fargo, and others, showing bid and asked prices, some preferreds, and par values where stated.
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New York Stock Exchange
Cale
Adams
AUC Co
Amac Pnel
Ki Vt C
Lac Gee
Amc O
Leé&W
Lake ‘Shore
Long Island
Nash
Butterick
Ca&&Sa
Syl&aw Nor & Wp
le Peo & St
Pecéest L
Pitts Coal Pr
Quicksi
Rens & Sara IR W & Osa
Ing-R Co
Market Summary of Grains and Commodities Trend
Oats and hog markets show varied bids with September and July futures quoted. metals and chemicals fluctuate as London and New York markets drift. Hides and leather hold firm, with copper and tin moving lower. oils, molasses, and syrups show steady demand amid light offerings. Livestock and produce futures and spot prices reflect mixed demand, with hogs, pork, beef, and lard at weak to steady levels. rice, sugar, and tea futures display varied directions.
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Iniy
London
Iake
TRON
Cleveland
Northern
New York Produce Exchange
Denamthas
Cemwt
New Orleans
Philadelphia
New York
Philadelph
City
Auto Town
Calcutta
Wwaanesday
Kansas City
West
India
America
Brazil
Dan Talmage’s Sons Company
Louisiana
Charleston
Carolina
Sige
Japa
Yez Patna
Java
Rangoon
Texas
Jersey
Sid Batley
Rio Stee
Lake Copper
New York Coffee and Cotton Markets Mixed in Trade
New York markets showed limited expansion in coffee with near term premiums and steady closes on August while Brazil Rio and Ra tos fluctuated. Cotton surged to new high season records on strong demand, with the market closing broadly higher as bulls returned and spreads narrowed. spot activity remained firm in several southern points amid rising receipts and favorable weather signals.
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New York
Havre
Hamburg
Rio
Ratos
Yesteday
Sao Pau
Rio No 7
Ooa
Riel Heehee
National Ginners Association
National
Market report for country produce and dairy items 1909
Week ending June 22 1909 reports see a firm market for beans peas and marrow with scarce stock lifting certain prices. Butter cheese eggs and fruits show mixed movements amid rising imports and steady to weaker demand. Western creamery stocks grow while out‑of‑town buyers and export demand influence price ranges across multiple categories.
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Freleht
Gener
Rome
Breilers
Guinea
Ciack Mp
Lima
California
New York
Eanes
Western Ftmitan Creamery
Western Factory
Europe
Tecka
Liverpool
Wequot
Pennsylvania
Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Across Regions
Receipts totaled 9 cars for cattle and 22 1/2 cars for sheep and lambs with varied trading. Slaughterers and market interest showed slow to moderate activity. dressed beef and veal prices quoted. Kentucky and Virginia lambs and sheep sold at multiple price points, with regional fluctuations noted. no sale at Jersey City yards on July 5 per York and New Jersey exchange.
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Long Island
Long Islands
Pennsylvania
New York
Liverpool
London
Tobin & Shannon
Kentucky
Virginia
Wa’ Commission Company
Virginia Lambe
Virgini
Lil Ee Pherson & Co
Virginia Lambs
Totin & Shannon
Judd & Co
York and
New Jersey Live Stock Exchange
the Tribune
Jersey City
Chicago Market Report Gains and Losses Across Livestock
Chicago cattle receipts near 2,000 with steady prices for steers around 5.50 to 7.25 and cows about 4.95 to 6.25. Hogs receipts near 14,000 with markets down about five to six cents. heavy choice hogs around 39.10, butchers 40 to 41, light and packed sows around 7.60 to 7.85. Small notes on sheep and ewes indicate prices near 7.75.
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Ehares
Alaska
Boston
Butte Coalition
Carisa Ateeteee
Cobalt Central
Ariz
Comb-Ely
Davis—Daly
Dow
Zyo Pbemsevesee
Giroux
Goldfield
Goldfeld Daisy
Greene-Cananea
Kerr Lake
Edward
Lake Con
Little Florence
Miami
Rica
Utah M&s
Pissing Moorz
Whide “Eralit
Rawhide Ween
Ray Central Creeee
Search M & M
Stewart
Trinity Copper Oy
Unitet Coen
Willets Cobalt
Atlanta
Seeooe Us
Blue Bell
Fiorence St E
San Tor
As Bonds
Poe
Jones & Laugh
Kan City Soys
Estern Pacific
Amn
Chicago
Itis
CATTLE AND HOGS RECEIPTS AND MARKETS ACROSS REGIONS
June 22 reports show mixed receipts and firmer demand. Kansas City notes 16,000 cattle including 2,000 Southern精选 with strong to higher prices, Western steers and feeders at 350 to 530, cows and bulls varying. sheep and veal steady to firmer. St. Louis and Union Stock Yards records reflect steady to firm markets for cattle, sheep, and calves with notable ranges and price points across heavy, packer, and export categories.
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Seavigs Sages
Ness
Buffalo
Mplge
Neers
Kansas City
Atockers
Texas
Boston Wool Market Signals Softer Trade in June
Boston buyers show reduced activity as wool prices hold in line. Quotations cover bio and Pennsylvania fleeces, New York fleeces, Indiana and Missouri blends, with scoured values for twelve months and six to eight months. Prices listed for various grades and fibers reflect a cautious market tone.
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Boston
Pennsylvania
New York
Delaine
Ontucky
Indiana
Missouri
European Produce Market Sees Mixed Ledger at Liverpool
Liverpool market report June 22 shows wheat futures firm with spot steady and July September bids mixed. Canadian peas steady. flour winter patents strong. London hops firm. meats and fats listed with various price ranges and steady refined products.
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Liverpool
London
Pacific Coast
Western Sa
Chicago grain and provisions market report
Chicago markets closed mixed as wheat fell from early gains amid rains and bearish crop news. Corn oats and provisions finished weak with July wheat around 1.132 to 1.14 per bushel, while hogs led declines with pork down 3 to 9 cents.
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Chicago
Yeaterday
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Corn
Omaha
South
Illinois
Receiver's Sale at Marseille Hotel in New York City
Supreme Court of New York County orders public auction of the Marseille Hotel’s personal property and stock, including furnishings and lease rights, to satisfy secured mortgages and debts. Auction led by receiver Chas Waldron Clowe, at the Hotel Marseille on Broadway and 108th Street, downtown Manhattan, June 1909 at 11 o clock in the forenoon.
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Supreme Court
New York County
Marseille Hotel Company
New York
Hilhself
Marseille
Broadway
108Rd Street
Borough of
Manhattan
City of
Netherlands Construction Company
Louis Lukes
Harry C. Griswold
Ned Strauss
Ann
Chas Waldron Clowe
New Yorks
Notice to heirs for will probate in New York Surrogate Court
The People of the State of New York by Grace of God Free and Independent cite Ernest Peintre Louis Peintre and others as next of kin to Fanny Berlie deceased to appear before the Surrogate's Court of New York County on August 11 to probate the last Will and Testament. Guardians must be appointed or existing guardians must appear. otherwise a guardian will represent the minors.
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State OF
New York
Grace of God
Ernest Ms Peintre
Aimee Livet Rabais
Louis Livet
Jose Willson
Camille Houpert
Louis Peintre
Ernestine Av Hardouin
Henri Peintre
Louise Pe
Fanny Berlie
Ssereas
Eugene Gavard
Cry
County
Abner C. Thomas
Paar
Ee Coudert Brothers
New York City
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