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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1909

Page

24

World Marketsand Rail Bonds in Haiti and Copper Trade

Foreign houses bought 156 shares in the local market with Rockefeller. Island London ex New York buyers appeared before the opening. London prices and mining shares show a declining tendency. The Bank of England lengthened gold reserves as Paris and Berlin exchange rates shift. Speyer & Co and National City Bank close on Haiti bonds, securing first liens and subsidies. Copper exports in May value 8.7 million, with eleven months totaling 4.6 million. Yukon progress includes a $1.5 million projected profit. June securites sales total about 135 million, New Orleans Railway float authorized 56 million, and Argentina to receive 500,669 gold. Evansville Indianapolis bonds listing sought.

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American Securities Abroad Market Report

London and New York notes show moderate activity in American securities with little price movement. Quoted figures include British consols at 3.16 for 1.200 account, Paris emites at 7 francs 22 1/2 centimes, and call money in London at 1 percent with short and long bills around 1 9/16 percent.

London New York Berlin Paris Paris Exchange Berlin Exchange Bargold

Money Market and Exchange Rates Update

Money on call opened at 1% percent, with highs of 5% and lows near 1% ahead of firmer early activity. Time money shows several maturities with rates around 2% to 3% for sixty to ninety days and longer terms. Foreign exchange opens steady, cables around 4.58, demand sterling near 4.85, with firming after opening and notable shifts in short francs and reichsmarks. Domestic exchange quotes across major cities show varying premiums and discounts, while bank clearings across New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, and St Louis reflect active liquidity. Sub treasury records note daily receipts, expenditures, and year-to-date totals, with a substantial excess of receipts over expenditures.

Mercantile Paper Germany Reichemarks France Boston Skc San Francisco New Orleans Charleston Et. Louis New York Baltimore Philadelphia Chicago London Madrid Lisbon York Jgovernmexet Washington

Market Reports From Chicago Cincinnati and Pittsburg Cattle Hogs Sheep

Telegraph market notes show cattle receipts ranging from 364 to 19 head at various hubs with mixed prices. Chicago and Cincinnati report steady to weak cattle and steady hogs with prime steers around 6 to 7 dollars and lambs active but generally steady. Pittsburgh and East Buffalo show slow trade, with hogs higher in Buffalo and cattle slow in Pittsburgh. veal and sheep prices varied by city.

Telegraph Chicago Cincinnati East Buffalo Pittsburg Kansas City Junge Strang Texas

Boston Wool Market Opens Higher Prices for Next Year

The Boston wool market shows a firm basis as foods business for next year opens at higher values. Domestic wools range in fine unwashed, delaine, and blood combing types across Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, New York, Kentucky, Indiana, Missouri, Texas, California, and Western territories with scoured and pulled grades listed and prices noted.

Boston Ohio Ansylvania Delaine Michigan Wisconsin New York Kentucky Indiana Missouri Texas California Sesi Middle County

European Produce Market Liverpool June 20 Prices Steady

London and Liverpool report closing prices with wheat and corn steady. Prices for flour peas beef pork hams bacon lard and other staples remain firm or steady across markets, with primes and refined goods showing quiet or steady demand.

Liverpool Ominal London Pacific Coast Cumberland Sas New York Etaere

New York Coffee and Cotton Markets Hover in Choppy Trade

New York traders faced a jittery session as coffee prices eased with demand weak and new crop movement rising. Cotton also sagged despite buying by bulls with near term supplies and futures slipping toward late session lows amid shifting weather and harvest signals.

Market notes and prices from a 1919 edition

Market summaries show firm leather copper tin and molasses with steady sugar, cotton futures firm on July liquidation. Hogs receipts fair. pork, hams and lard quoted steady to firm. Produce markets mix of steady prices for rice sugar peppers berries and potatoes with ample US and London price references.

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Market Report Beans Butter Cheese and Eggs 1909 Week End

For the week ended Tuesday June 29 1909 the market reports beans and peas receipts 3754 bags and 870 bags respectively exports 1213 bags beans 122 bags peas imports 35940 bags beans. Beans prices hold with medium stocks and strong demand for imported marrow and red kidney prices. Butter supplies 70520 pkgs with firm prices for creamery and process grades though some lots show slight souring. Cheese prices steady to weak with high speculative buying and abundant stock. Eggs receipts 75586 cases with firmer upper grades and wide quality spread. State and Western prices listed for various egg categories.

North Carolina Maryland Iaware Florida South Carolina Georgia California York State Washington Pacific Coast Long Island Philadelphia Pennsylvania Iftec Ile State Jersey South Jersey Michigan Buffalo New Orleans Hothouse Norfolk Cauliflos Celery Do Southern Bermudi OKRA Crookneck Canada Mississippi Ste Texas Toledo Timothy Allieke Lima Mose New York State Tate Western Imitation Creamery Western Europe Orr den Ers Liverpool Cable Emery Hennery le Conte

Livestock Market Report from New York Trading Floor

Receipts total 32 cars or 548 head with limited live cattle trading. Best grades steady, other cattle slow. calves 178 head trade limited, veals firm to easy with prices from SGG to S750 per TD. Sheep and lambs receipt 41 cars 10 180 head. lambs steady near yesterday's prices, culls higher. Virginia and Kentucky sheep and lamb offerings listed with varied prices across consignors.

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