TOPICS OF THE STREET FOREIGN TRADING IN MARKET NOTES
Foreign houses remained local market influencers with about two thousand shares traded. London prices were quiet, call money firmer near month end, and large gold movements noted from Bank of England and Egypt. United States Steel operated at about 31 percent capacity with growth guidance. Gold exports stood at two million plus to Holland and America, while several dividends and capital changes were announced including Elgin Joliet & Eastern and Chicago Lake Shore & Eastern railway increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bank of England
Egypt
France
Paris Exchange
United States Steel Corporation
United States Freen Corporation
Holland
Heidelbach
Ickelheimer & C
America
Argentina
Northern Pacific
Gamewell Alarm Telegraph Company
United Metals Selling Company
H. B. Craffin Company
New York
Ontario & Western
General Development Company
Adolph Lewisonn
Montana
California
Arizona
Canada
Mexico
Bankers’ Convention
Fort William Henry
Lake George
New York State Bankers’ Association
United States
Saratoga
Minois
Indiana
Greck
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Railway Company
Chicago, Lake Shore & Eastern Railway Company
SRL
Railroads earnings for year 1909 and 1906 data
Railroads including Alabama Great Southern Central of Georgia Louisville and Nashville Cincinnati New Orleans Texas Pacific Chicago Great Western Chicago Indianapolis Louisville and others report third week in June and July 1 to June 21 gross earnings and net earnings. Detailed figures show May and year totals with varying revenue, expenses, and taxes across lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Great Southern
Central OF Georgia
Louisville & Nashville
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Texas Pacific
Chicago Great Western
Thicago
GT Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha
Shamen
Detroit United
Detroit & Mackinac
Duluth
South Shore & Atlantic
Georgia Southern & Florida
Mobile & Ohio
Minneapolis, ST. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie
Mar
Miles
Ossie
Georgia
Burplus
Reading
Waseree
a/l
Estiaances
Ote
Eee
Ewe
General Market Report on Coffee and Cotton Trends
The report details a unsettled coffee market with new crop receipts weighing on values, price declines around 8 to 15 points, and daily sales totaling 21 750 bags. It also covers cotton futures upturns amid bullish sentiment, late gains near contract highs, heavy long cotton offerings absorbed, and spot prices firm across Gulf and Atlantic ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iegus
Ccscee
Dia Abn
Ee Ee Eee
Seige
Mississippi
Louisiana
Wall Street Fragment Highlights Trading Rates and Trust Listings
Fragmentary OCR shows Purelanes by Van Echaick & Co at No. 7 Wall Street with mixed figures for railway and electric shares. Listings include Cottin Duck, Light & Power, Chas City Ry, Cont Trust, Union Trust, Thira Nat Bank, Fidelity & Deposit, Maryland Trust and various price figures and percentages among financial instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Echaick & Co
Wall Street
Cottin Duck
Wort Ry & &L
Light & P
Go Ye
Chas City Ry Ss
Chas Con
Cont Trust
Dnion Trust
Thira Nat Bank
My Fidelity & Dep
Maryland Trust
American Sienna Marble Co
Atlantic Avenue Railroad Co
Atlantic & Danville Railway Co
Battery Place Realty Co
Bogota City Railway Co
Broadway & Newport Bridge Co
Buffalo & Lockport Railway Co
Cedar River Water Supply Fund
Chattanooga Station Company
Ist
Chehalis County
Washington
Citizens’ Water Supply Company of Town
Clarke County
Wash
Connecticut Power Company
Connecticut Railway & Lighting Co
S. Consolidated Lighting Co
Consolidated Railway & Power Co
Corning Gas & Electric Company
Dawson Railway & Coal Co
Dealers’ Hygiene Ice Co
Des Moines, Sea Falls & Northern
The
Hyde Windlass Company
Indianapolis Northern Traction Co
International Acheson Graphite Co
International Steam Pump Company
Interocean Teleplone & Teleg. Co
Isbell Porter Co
King County
Court House
Kittitas County
la Salle Water Works Company
Little Falls Stone Company
Lowe Manufacturing Company
Macon Railway & Light Company
Medina Gas Company
Memphis Warehouse Company
Meriden, Southington & Compounce Tri -Way Company
Milledgeville Mfg. Co
Milwaukee Office Company
Montgomery
Alabama
Market Summary for Molasses Oils and Provisions
Market notes show steady quiet molasses and syrups with New Orleans prices for centrifugal and open kettle types. Oils market mixed with July to September shifts, while petroleum and cottonseed oil run steady. Provisions edge lower on liquidation. hog receipts total 54,000 with Chicago and Kansas City volumes. Pork and beef values steady to easy. lard and oleo move mildly. rice and refined sugar trends subdued. poultry supply moderate, Fourth of July effects limiting activity. vegetables and potatoes vary with Southern and Michigan supplies.
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New Orleans
Bbc
Philadelphia
New York
Calcutta
Chi
Kansas City
Omaha
Chicago
South America
Brazil
Japan
Patna
Java
C. Rangoon
Slam
C. Sugah
Federal
Arbuckle Brothers
Fagie
London
New York Produce Market Report June 25 1900
New York stock lists beans peas and other produce show steady to firm tone amid hot weather. Receipts include 250 bags beans and 400 bags peas with imports from Liverpool and Hamburg. Red kidney beans firm at $2 per unit with wide price ranges for other beans and peas. Buster cheese and eggs show mixed movement with heat affecting stock distribution. Fresh fruits and berries vary in demand with strawberries, raspberries, melons, and apples quoted across multiple grades and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lierpool
Hamburg
Lima
California
Dec
Western
Firete
TAIT
Liverpool
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Georgia
North Carolina
Staten Island
Hilton
Irvington
South Jersey
Maryland
Delaware
North
Musemelon
Florida
Californie
New York Live Cattle and Calf Market Report 1908
Receipts for two days totaled 171 cars with 129 for slaughter and 82 for the market. Prices for prime cattle held firm while undergrades eased. Veals and calves saw broad declines with common through choice veals selling around $5.50 to $9.50 per 100 pounds and dressed beef steady. Major consignors included J Shamberg Son, H H Hollis, Curtis & Son, Judd & Co, and Tobin & Shannon with varied lots across Lancaster County and Ohio stockyards.
Bankrupt Bonds and Dividends Announced by Railways and Telephone
Notices from CHICAGO INDIANAPOLIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILWAY CO and Louisville New Albany Chicago Railway detailing coupons due dates for bonds and mortgages payable at J P Morgan & Co. plus a quarterly dividend on common stock to be paid July 15 and transfer books closed July ard. and New York and New Jersey Telephone Company dividend No 103 declares a 1 34 percent per share gain with stockholder records at close of business July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville Railway CO
Broadway
New York
Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Railway Company
Messrs
J. P. Morgan & Co
Wall Street
J. A. Hilton
H. B. CLAFLIN_COMPANY
Corner Church
Worth Sts
DR. N. Force
NEW York and New Jersey Telephone Company
Willoughby Street
Brooklyn
Pavanis
Nes
Gustnaea
Ford Huntington
Sheep and lamb market trends report and sales figures
Receipts for two days totaled 75 cars of sheep and lambs with 13 248 head, including 23 cars for slaughter and 82 for the market. Prices varied from undergrades to prime lambs, with common to primes at 7 to 9 per 100 pounds and dressed lambs around 18 to 19 1 4 cents per pound. Multiple consignors reported specific lots and bids, led by Tobin Shannon and Newton & Co., highlighting steady to slow demand for heavy stock and strong interest in strictly good lambs. The report notes large sales and quotes by dozen or hundredweight across Kentucky Virginia Pennsylvania Ohio and other markets. A separate note mentions 42 car hog receipts totaling 6 828 head and prices from 7 15 to 8 25 per 100 pounds. The Jersey City stock yards market date is announced for July 5.
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Gulf
Galveston
Moblie
Savannah
Norfolk
Augusta
St. Louis
Houston
Littis Rock
New Orleans
Charleston
Wilministon
Cotton Exchange
Liverpool
Januar
Marc
Manchester
New York
Kaneas
Yes
Chicago
Hervesting
Kansas
Toledo
Perlin
Western
Express
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Long Island
Go State
Florida
Mississsipp
Texas
Michigan
Jersey
Baltimore
North Carolina
State
Bermuda
Okra
Virginia
Canada
New
Pessbl
Omatoes
Mississippi
Timothy
Minneapolis
Duluth
London
Cleveland
Northern
New York Produce Exchange
West Shore
Weebape Agate
C.seeeee
Bobs OO
Glasgow
Jersey City
J. Shamberg & Son
Lancaster County
Penn
George and L. & Dillenback
H. H. Hollis
Hume
Otis & Co
Nelson & McCabe
Andrew Mullen
Joliitie, Wright & Co
Dulienback
Tobin
Shannon
Virginia Lambs
Kentucky
Ohio
Od Kerns Commission Company
Kentucky Lambs
Virginia Bucks
Newton & Co
Shippers’ Commission Company
W. R. Hume
Cattle and Hog Markets Across Major Cities June 28
Cattle receipts in Chicago about 5,000 head with varying prices. hogs around 28,000 head estimates with steady to higher tone, best bids near 7.60 to 7.95. Kansas City reports 19,000 cattle with fed cattle strong to higher, hogs up to 7.65, lambs around 6.50 to 8.50. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh show mixed receipts, prices adjusting, lambs steady, hogs up modestly, and stock yards activity steady to firmer.
European Produce Market Report from Liverpool June 28
Market wires show mixed commodities with steady to firm tones. Futures for Western winter grains hold. prices for peas, flour, beef, pork, hops, bacon, lard, and Canadian white and colored sparingly change amid steady demand. Turpentine and linseed trend unchanged, rosin at common levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Chang Wan
Galveston
London
Pacific Coast
Financial notices and dividend declarations from early 1900s firms
Fisk Robinson and related bond and mortgage coupon notices list payments starting July 1 1908 for various railroads and utilities. The Ontario & Western Railway declares a stock dividend payable August with record July 1908. The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway reports a semi annual preferred stock dividend of $2.50 per share payable August 1909 with books closed June 30 1909. Nassau Street New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Topeka and Santa FE Railway Company
New York
Board of Directors
Dividend notices from rail and bank firms in New York
New York Central and Hudson River Railroad notes a 5 percent dividend on New York and Harlem Railroad stock payable July 1 to holders of record June 15. American Locomotive Company declares 1.75 percent dividend on preferred stock payable July 21, 1909, with transfer books closing July 6 and reopening July 23, 1908. The Peoples Bank of New York announces a 5 percent semiannual dividend tax free, payable July 1, with transfer books closed July 21 and reopening August 1, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
New York
Ftal
NEW York and Harlem Railroad Company
New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company
Edward L. Rossiter
American Locomotive Company
Church Street
Callaway
Bank of America declares 13 percent annual dividend
The Board of Directors today declared an annual dividend of thirteen percent free of tax to stockholders of record June 18 1900. Transfer books will close until July 1 1900. W M Bennet cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank OF America
New York
Board of Directors
M Bennet
Garfield National Bank declares quarterly dividend and book closure
Garfield National Bank announces a three cent quarterly dividend on capital stock payable after June 30 1909. Transfer books close until July 1 1909. United States Realty Improvement Co notes coupon payments on its twenty year debenture bonds will be paid after July 1 1909 at Rooms 1408 Trinity Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield National Bank
Twenty-third St
Sixth Avenue
New York
W. L. Douglass
United States Realty
Improvement CO
Broadway
Trinity Building
B. M. Fellows
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General Market Report
Ling. Cofpfee
Havre
Hamourg
Jundiahy
Sao Paulo
Rio No 7
Rio
Europe
North Africa
Cape
River Plate
West
Bahia
Santos
New York State
Oregon
York
Orveens
Bleis Essen
Tron
Howe
Fiour
Country Produce Markets
al Wrre
Ns Ve
Tor
Sanders
de Newton & Co
McPherson & Co
Judd & Co
Robin & Shannon
TAZ
Curtis & Son
Va Tb
Tao
H H Hollie
Nelson & McCave
Jelitite
Wright & Co
B. W. Otis & Co
Tobin & Shannon
Behatea Eae
Trust Company of America
Montgomery Hotel Company
Nassau Electric R. R. Co
Nazareth Cement Co
Neuse River Mills
New London Gas & Electric Co
Butchers Dressed Meat Company
Niagara Falls Gas & Elec. Co
Norfolk Warehouse Association
Norfolk Warehouse Corp
Pneumatic Transit Company
Port Townsend
City of Municipal Publishers Paper Company
Quincy
Manchester Sargent Co
Racine Gas Light Company
Rock Island-Frisco Terminal Railway Company
Schoharie Light & Power Company
Seattle
City of
Municipal Light
Falls & Waterloo Gas Light Co
Spencer-Kellogg Company
Spokane
City of, Water Works
St. Standard Gas & Electric Co
Raleigh
N. C
Sterling Dyeing & Finishing Co
Steubenville
Mingo & Ohi Valley Traction Co
Syracuse Light & Power Company
Tannersville Water Company
Telluride Power Company
Traders Paper Board Company
Tnion Traction Co
United Box Board & Paper Company
United States Finishing Co
Walla Walla
City Hall
Western New York & Pennsylvania Traction Co
West Side Railroad Co
Whatcom County
Whatcom Co
S. D
Whitman
Bey
cPherson & Co
S. Sanders
New Jersey
the Tribune
Telegraph
East Buffalo
Union Stock Yards
Pittsburg
Ieee
Buffalo & Susquehanna R. R
Gulf & Ship Island
R. R
Keystone Telephone Co
Phila
St. Louis, Rocky Mountain & Pacific Co
Fisk & Robinson
Cedar Street
Ontario & Western Railway Company
Ontario
Ecord
Dire Western Hall
D. Rickard
Co. K. Cooper
Nassau Street
New York City
Peoples Bank
William Milne
Chatham National Bank
Board of
W. H. Strawn
East River National Bank
Z E Newell
Fourth National Bank OF
State of
George Kirby
John Kim Emma McDonald
Lewis H. Pindell
Jane Pindell
United States Trust Company of New York
City of New York
County of New York
County of
Our of
New Y
Lawtone
Stewart & Shearer
Petitioner
Manhattan
New Tach
Daniel J. Dowdney
Orrogates
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