Foreign trading and U S Steel progress noted in markets
Foreign houses acted as important market factors with unsettled activity in London Paris and Egypt while United States Steel Corporation operated at 51 percent capacity and aimed to raise output to 2.5 million tons annually. Gold exports from the United States reached 2.9 million dollars with strong foreign exchange signals amid rising dividends and corporate moves across rail and mining sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Egypt
France
Paris Exchange
London
United States Steel
United States Steel Corporation
SEO
Holland
National
Heidelbach, Ickelheimer & Co
America
Argentina
Northern Pacific
Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph Company
United Metals Selling Company
H. B
New York
Ontario & Western
General Development Company
Adolph Lewisonn
Montana
California
Arizona
Canada
Mexico
Fort Wiliam Henry
Lake George
New York State Bankers’ Association
United States
Saratoga
Indiana
Elgin
Railroad Earnings For Various Lines In 1909
A condensed earnings table lists third week in June and year to date figures for railroads including Alabama Great Southern Central of Georgia Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific Georgia Southern Florida Louisville & Nashville Chicago Minneapolis & Omaha Chicago Indian LIS & Louisville Detroit United Detroit Mackinac Duluth South Shore and more. May and June totals show gross earnings operating expenses and net earnings across multiple carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central OF Georgia
Cincixnati
NEW Orleans
Texas Pacific
Georgia Southern & Florida
Louisville & Nashville
Chicago
Minneapolis
Omaha
Yee
Central OF
LIS & Louisville
Detroit United
Detroit & Mackinac
Duluth
South Shore & Pec
Minasapalis
ST. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie
New York Coffee Market Signals New Crop Influence
The New York market for coffee shows a shift as new crop receipts loom, with prices easing and the day closing barely steady after a 4 to 15 point decline. Trade covered 21 750 bags, with June futures fluctuating and European markets mixed, while Brazil and Sao Paulo weather loom large for July movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jine
Havre
Hamourg
Jundiahy
Sao Paulo
United States
Rio
Europe
North Africa
Cape
River Plate
West
South America
Bahia
Santos
Financial quote snippet from Wall Street firms and banks
Readable fragment lists bids and asks for several financial instruments and banks. Mentions Periavet by Van Schack Co at 7 Wall Street, Beltway, Northy & LS, Jase mags P pref, Chas City By Ss, Chas Con Elects, Union Trust, Third Net Bank, Fidelity Deh, Nor Cent Ry with various price figures and percent figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Periavet
van Schack & Co
Wall Street
Ae Beltway
Etton Duckin
Northy & Lss
Jase Mags
Chas City
Chas Con
Cont
Union Trust
Third Net Bank
Fidelity
Fiesco
Nor Cent Ry
Markets Summary Signals Grain Gains and Sharp Corn Decline
The market shows a rise in total grain shipments by 3.54 million bushels with visible supply declines, while cash wheat in local markets softens. Corn slips after early steadiness amid improved crop prospects. oats, rye, and barley trade mixed. Livestock and oils hold modest moves. sugar, molasses, and cotton products show quiet activity amid heat and liquidation.
New York Produce Markets Review of Beans to Butter Prices
Market reports show steady foreign and domestic bean demand with imports from Liverpool and Hamburg. Butter demand weak locally but speculative buying sustains prices. cheese and egg markets vary with heat impact. fresh fruits and vegetables see wide price spreads amid seasonal supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Hamburg
Cnoica
Lima
California
Cattle and Veal Market Report from New York June 28 1908
New York June 28 1908 Calves Sheep Hogs prices and receipts across Jersey City and Weehawken with bids from Morris Beef Co J Shamberg & Son Curtis & Son Judd & Co H H Hollis and others. Receipts two days 171 cars 8051 head with best prime steers selling strong and lower grades lagging last week. calves veals and dressed beef listed with multiple firms and regional exporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jersey City
Bixtieth
Fortieth St
Lehigh Valley
West Shore
Weehawken
Lave Qre
Morris Beef Co
Adriatic
St. Louis
Schwarnschild & Sulasberger
Minneapolis
J. Shamberg & Son
Swift Beef Co
Armour & Co. &S
Glasgow
Manchester
le Sininine Sim
Lancaster County
Penn
Virginia Ao
Dividend and bond payment notices from early 1900s rail and telecom firms
The notices announce coupon payments for Louisville New Albany & Chicago Railway bonds due July 1 1900, and principal payments via J P Morgan & Co. Also a July 15 1900 common stock dividend and transfer book closure. A separate dividend notice from New York and New Jersey Telephone Company records a quarterly 1.75 percent dividend for stock holders of record July 6 1908.
Sheep and Lamb Market Receipts and Prices Report
Receipts over two days totaled 75 carloads of sheep and 42 hogs, with heavy trading in lambs and mutton. Lambs and sheep sold largely steady, undergrades softer, cleanups completed by noon. Dressed meats weak to steady, state and Pennsylvania stock steady to higher, and several consignments from Newton, McPherson, and S. Judd & Co. reported with varied prices per 100 pounds. The Jersey City stock yards market setup announced for July 5 by the New York and New Jersey Live Stock Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Et Ge
Pennsylvania
W. R. Hume
New York and
New Jersey
The
Tribune
Jersey City
MARKET NOTES ON CATTLE HOGS AND SHEEP ACROSS MULTIPLE CITIES
CATTLE receipts around 5 000 head in Chicago with steers to 35, cows to 49 25, heifers to 15 50, bulls to 3 35 25 and calves to 3 67. HOGS receipts near 28 000 with prices top at 8 10 for choice or 7 90 7 95 for packers and butchers. SHEEP and lambs estimated 20 000 receipts with lambs steady and prices from 4 to 7 50 for various fat and feeder grades. Kansas City shows fed cattle strong to 2 10 higher with tops near 7. East Buffalo reports cattle receipts 4 125 with prime steers 6 75 to 7 25. hogs 8 25 to 8 60. sheep and lambs mixed. Cincinnati and Union Stock Yards note mixed but active trading with small gains for hogs and lambs steady to higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Louisiana
Gulf
Galveston
Mobile
Savannah
Norfolk
Augusta
St. Louis
Houston
Lac
Little Rock
New Orleans
Charleston
Wilmington
Cotton Exchange
Liverpool
America
Manchester
New York
Kansas
Kim
Western Steady
City Steady
Minneapolis
Duluth
O Sac
Chicago
New
London
Cleveland
Northern
New York Produce Exchange
Petrotandard
Bbis
Philad
Philadelphia
Calcutta
Kansas City
Omaha
India
South America
Continent
Brazil
S@Star
St.rine
Japan
Patna
Java
Rangoon
Siam
Federal
Arbuckie Brothers
Bliss
Buyere
New York State
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Western
Express
Pennsylvania
Long Island
Eastern
Go State
Florida
Texas
Michigan
Jersey
Baltimore
North Carolina
New _ Orleans
Bermuda
Okra
MeSloa
Maryland
Gsi
Virginia
Canada
Sinpi
Toledo
Timothy
Hennery
Baldwin
la Conte
Georgia
Oswego
Staten Island
Hilton
Irvington
South Jersey
Delaware
Ivania Mountain
Musemelon Florida
Ee Carolina
Som. George and
L. & Dillenback
S@llc
H. H. Hollis
Hume
Otis & Co
Nelson & McCabe
Andrew Mullen
Jellitte, Wright & Co
L. S. Dillenback
G. Curtis & Son
Judd & Co
Tobin & Shannon
S. Sanders
East Buffalo
Cincinnati
Caa
Union Stock Yards
Pittsburg
Choice
Ae and
Aiton
Rees Fett
European Produce Market Report from Liverpool June 28
Closing prices for wheat corn peas flour beef pork hops hams bacon lard and other goods show steady or strong levels across European markets. Wheat futures hold firm while corn and pork show strength. other items such as lard, rosin and turpentine maintain steady quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Galveston
London
Pacific Coast
FISK & ROBINSON COUPONS AND RAILWAY DIVIDENDS POSTED
Notices of payable coupons at Fisk and Robinson office starting July 1 1909. Includes Gulf & Ship Island Ist Mtge Ref coupon numbers 15 and 17 for various railroads and companies. Also announcements from Ontario & Western Railway about dividend on common stock payable in 1909 with record date and transfer books closure. Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe declares a 2.50 dividend on preferred stock payable August 2 1909 with book closing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo & Susquehanna R. R
Gulf & Ship Island
R. R
Keystone Telephone Co
Phila
St. Louis
Rocky Mountain & Pacific Co
Dividend notices from New York rail and bank firms 1908
Office of the Treasurer in New York announces a five percent dividend on the New York and Harlem Railroad, payable July first to stockholders of record June 15. Edward L. Rossiter signs. American Locomotive Company declares a 1.75 percent dividend on preferred stock, payable July 21, with transfer books closing July 6 and reopening July 22. Callaway, secretary. The Peoples Bank of New York proclaims a 5 percent semi annual dividend payable July 1, with transfer books closing July 1 at 3 PM and reopening July 1 at 10 AM, signed by William Milne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willoughby Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ford Huntington
New York
The
Western Railway Company
RAL & AD Company
NEW York and Harlem Railroad Company
New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company
Edward L. Rossiter
American Locomotive Company
Church Street
R-Cord
Eo -P. M
Callaway
Peoples Bank
City OF New York
William Milne
East River National Bank
Z. E. Newell
Bank declares 13 percent semiannual dividend
The Board of Directors today declared a thirteen percent semiannual dividend free of tax to stockholders of record as of July 1 1909. Transfer books close until July 1908. W M Bennet, Cashter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank OF America
New York
W M Bennet
United States Realty Improvement Co Debenture Bond Notice
The Coupons on this Company's Twenty Year Debenture 5% Bonds will be paid on and after July 1 next upon presentation at the Company's Offices 1408 Trinity Building. Broadway June 28 1905. B M Fellows Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Realty
Improvement CO
Broadway
Offig
Trinity Building
B. M. Fellows
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alabama
Great Southern
Lanas
Swenween
Reading Railway
Opencarnersieeteee
Bey
Srccome
Estante
General Market Report
Jook
Adea
St Louis
Berlin
J Alii
Anco
Piao
Itera
Ih & Lara
Fiour
Country Produce Markets
Newton & Co
McPherson & Co
Ohio
Andrew
H H. Hollis
Nelson & Mc
de Hume
Trust Company of America
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
Chehalis County
Washington
Citizens’ Water Supply Company of
Newtown
Clarke County
Des Moines
Sea Falls & Northern Ry. Co
Development Co. of America
East Side
Elec. Ry. Co
el Paso
Rock Island
R. R. Co
el Paso Union Passenger Depot Co
Fries Manufacturing & Power Co
Frontier Telephone Company
Globe Navigation Company
Homer
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 Tramway Company
Milledgeville Mfg. Co
Milwaukee Office Company
Montgomery
Montgomery Hotel Company
Nassau Electric R. R. Co
Nazareth Cement Co
Neuse River Mills
New London Gas & Electric Co
New York Butchers Dressed Meat Company
Ist
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
Wash
City of
Municipal Light
Seneca 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
la Steubenville
Mingo & Ohio Valley Traction Co
Syracuse Light & Power Company
Tannersville Water Company
Telluride Power Company
Traders Paper Board Company
Union 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 County
Elum
Hunter Bros. Paper Company
Simpson Securities Co
Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville Railway CO
Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Railway Company
Messrs
J. P. Morgan & Co
J. A. Hilton
H. B. Claflin Company
Corner Church
Worth Sts
N. Force
NEW Jersey Telephone Companyt
Mmerson & Co
Tobin
Shannon
Virginia Lambs
Kentucky
Kerns Commission Company
Kentucky Lambs
Virginia Bucks
Tennessee
Shippers’ Commission Company
Co En
Telegraph
Fisk & Robinson
Cedar Street
NEW York, Ontario & Western Railway Company
R. D. Rickard
Atchison, Topeka and Santa FE Railway Company
Board of Directors
C. K. Cooper
Nassau Street
New York City
Chatham National Bank
W. HE. Strawn
Cashier
Garfield National Bank
Twenty-third St
Sixth Avenue
W. L. Douglass
Fourth National Bank OF the City of
Charles H Patterson
State of
George Kirby
Johan Kirby
Emma McDonald
Louis H. Pindell
Jane Pindell
United States Trust Company of New York
County of New York
County of
Our of
New Y
New Vest
Abner
Thomas
Eess
Cs Ry +ancien Court serks
Stewart & Shearer
Petitioner
Manhattan
New Tach
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