Wall Street Mixed as Crop Report Boosts Prices
The just issued government June crop report surprised some by showing better than feared conditions, lifting standard shares briefly before profit taking pushed net changes into irregular territory. Foreign gold flows and European financials softened, while a stronger Bank of Germany and improving crop outlook steadied markets.
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Bank of England
Bank of France
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Bank of Germany
Boston closing prices show steady money market rates
New York June 10 money on call steady at 14.2 percent with bids and offers around 1 percent. Time loans firm at 34 1 2 percent for sixty days. Prime mercantile paper at 4 1/2 percent. Sterling exchange steady at 4 1 2 to 4 3 4 percent. Bar silver at 66 1 2 percent. Mexican dollars at 57 1 2 percent. Railroad bonds steady. tentatively noted.
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Prime Mercantile Pawer
Sterling Exchange Arate Ee Agen Arid Fiega
Bankers
oSameretat
Boston
Albany
Maine
Ognetenss
Fitchburg
New Haven
Hartford
Union Pacific
Edison Electric
Massachusetts Electric
Massachusetts
United Fruit
United Shoe
North Butte
Atlantic
Shannon
Stesméer
London tin and copper markets ease as New York reports dull trade
The London tin market closes lower with futures at £180 per ton and spot £184 58. Copper gains in London, with spot £97 10s and futures £94 10s, while locally activity remains dull and unsettled. Lead holds at 5.75 to 5.85, speller drops to £24 5s 6d in London, and iron shows a downtrend with various foundry grades quoted. Local prices for No 4 foundry Northern 25.50 to 26.75 and No 1 Southern 26.60 to 28.50 reflect cautious demand.
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London
Sonte
Lake 1A
Castle
Cleveland
Northern
Foundry
Southern
Live Stock Markets Across Markets and Cattle Prices
Livestock prices show slow demand in New York with steers 5.00 to 6.75, cows around 2.50 to 5.25, and calves mixed. Hogs market weak at 6.75 to 6.85. Chicago cattle receipts near 29,000 with best steady, lower on others. hogs about 6.25 to 6.75. Credit balances, ship shipments, and oil market context included.
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London Cables
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Chicago
Ton Orlu RS Actique
Market Update From The Stock Exchange Day
Yesterday’s dull outlook gave way to selective activity as the Capital Traction Company began bond distributions at 110 8.4, while Washington Railway and Electric bonds attracted buyers around 112. Notable bids appeared for Metropolitan 5s near 110, with steady trades at 67 1/2 to 67 3/8 on gas stock. Mergenthaler drew attention as it rose to 21 with asks at 21 2. John Lynch reportedly sold his seat for 7,450 to Charles Jacobsen. Capital Traction closes books June 14 for 11 2 percent dividend payable July 1. New York Stock Exchange listed Washington Terminal Company bonds. Estimated total cost of work and real estate for the project runs to 41?5,604,532 with $11,117,608 expended to March 31, 1907.
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Adams Express
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Amalgamated
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Lowlaville
Nashville
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Missouri Pactus
American Ice Securities
Missouri, Kansge
Texan
American Linseed Oil
Hansas
Tex
National Lead
Acaartnee
American euzelNat RR
Mexico
New York Central
American Locomotive
Favaretiog
Ianay Tae
Ontario and Western
Norfolk and Western
TAS
Siam
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Morfolk
Western
Tobacco
Cei North American
Anaconda Mining Company
Sly
Northern Pacific
Atchison
Pacific Mail
jAtchison
Pennsylvania
Duca
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Repid Transit
Pullman Palace
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake and Ohio
Republic Steel
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Chicago and
Northwestern
Reth Island Company
Sia
Chicago
Bt. Paul
Rock Island Company
St. L
San FP
St. Louis Southwestern
Ic. C
St Louiz
Douls Southwestern
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern
Southern Pacific
Colo
Southern Ist
Labstrary
Southern
Southern Railway
Consolidated Gas
Corn
Tepnessce
Texas
Delaware and Hudson
Toledo
Denver
Rio Grande
Pacific
Union Pacific
Hio Grande
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Wella-Fargo Express
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Westinghouge Electric
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Lake Erlene
Iowa Central
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Washington Railway and Electric
Capital Tractions Company
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Atock
Mergenthaler
Cox
Columbia Bankers’ Association
Council of Administration
American Bankers’ Association
Atlantic City
John Lynch
Charles Jacobsen
National Metropolitan Bank
Arlington Bottling Company
Capital Traction Company
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Terminal Company
Washington Stock Exchange Closing Quotations Report
Yesterday's market data show Capital Traction notes at 110 percent with multiple $1,000 blocks, Columbia Railway and Washington Railway traffic bonds at around 109 percent and 81 to 84 percent respectively, plus varied Washington Gas and Electric issues and assorted bonds and stocks across rail, utility, mining, and banking listings with prominent names like American Graphophone Lat, Metropolitan, and National City among others.
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Lick
Columbia Railway da
Washington Railway and Electric
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Washington Gas
Mitchell Mining
Ghjon Trust
Washington Sgas
Stock Exchange
Philippine Lang
District of Columbia
Washington Gas Co
Washington Gate Co
Capital ‘Traction
Anacostia
Norfolk and
Washington
Chesspeake
Potomac Telephone
Washington Market Co
Norfolk and Washington Steaambi
Georgetown
Mergenthater Linotyne
Lanston Monotype
Greene-Cananea Copper
Mitchell Mining Company
National Bank
American
National City
Columbia
Commercial
Sya Farmers and Mechanics
Eincoin
Metropolitan
Washington Exchanges Bank
Trust Company
Merican Security and Trust
National Savings and Trust Co
Union Trust Company
Union Trust
Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Union Savings Bank Merchants
Medh
Aire Insurance
Arlington
Columbia Commercial National Union
T Pappie
NSURA
Columbia Title
Ington Fidelity Storage Compa
Merchants’ Transfer and
1Ntornee Co
Wall Street Opens Strong Then Slumps After Crop Report
New York trading began with gains in active shares but soon cooled as professionals took profits. The government crop report showed winter wheat healthier than expected and spring wheat acreage smaller, fueling mixed sentiment. Rumors of market support by banks faded as price movement remained lackluster despite occasional advances.
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Washington Produce Market Eggs And Dairy Prices
Washington produce market reports wholesale egg prices as supply meets demand with regional declines noted. Butter quality improves with larger receipts, prices easing slowly. Cheese market steady with various factory and regional quotes. Live and dressed poultry and meats show varied demand and pricing across turkeys ducks hens and calves.
Prices for Florida vegetables and fruits in local market
A garbled OCR listing shows various per unit and per quantity prices for Florida vegetables and fruits. Items include lettuce, onions, spinach, tomatoes, okra, Brussels sprouts, peppers, strawberries, cherries, raspberries, and oranges with scattered quantities and price figures.
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Duahek
Florida
Okra
Sequard
California
Aero Ce Ier
Strawberriea Bae Voire
New York Produce Market Summary June 10
New York receipts and prices across produce lines show butter creamery values around 16 to 20 percent and unsettled egg prices with state and nearby origins. Poultry and meats hold firm, with Western broilers at 25 to 26 cents and fowls about 12 to 13 cents. Sugar, flour, coffee, and cornmeal noted steady to dull amid overall market softness.
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Extra
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Fred—Dull
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Wales
New York Grain Market Report June 10
Heat on prices and strong receipts dominate a large Chicago and New York grain note. Wheat futures fell after a bearish crop report while spot wheat cooled alongside corn and oats. Government figures show winter wheat at 77.4 and spring at 88.7, with acreage down 7 percent, driving modest declines in grain prices overall.
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September Park
Baltimore Markets Grain and Fruit Prices June 10
Baltimore markets report steady to firm on flour wheat corn oats rye and hay with receipts across grains. Prices show quiet grain freight and steady cheese and sugar markets, while buster and fancy ladle items hold at firm or unchanged levels.
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Ubero Company Dividend Authorized by Court
Judge Dodge in the United States Circuit Court authorized a dividend of 25 cents on the dollar on claims against the Consolidated Ubero Plantation Company amounting to 68,701 dollars. The company was promoted and managed by Ferdinand J. Borges, who is serving a state prison sentence for swindling.
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Ubero Plantation Company
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United States Circuit Court
Ferdinand J. Borges
New York Cotton Market Smiles and Slips In June Trade
The New York cotton market opened barely steady and ended near the session lows as near months held firm while new crop futures dropped on easing demand and favorable weekend weather. July showed initial strength on short-covering and bull support but faded, with quotes slipping and the close near the day’s lows amid active trading and reports from New Orleans and projections from the weekly bureau.
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Washington Cattle Market Report Summary
Market remains firm with rising receipts in veal and lambs. Cattle prices show varied quotes including extra per cwt and prime calf values, with hogs and sheep also noted at defined weight-based rates.
Winter wheat crop outlook shows drop in acreage and mixed yields
The agricultural department reports spring wheat acreage near 16.46 million, down 1.24 million from last year, with spring wheat condition at 88.7 on June 1. Winter wheat condition stands at 114, while oats total about 21.49 million acres, up 632,000. Barley and rye areas and conditions are also noted.
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Carter Motors to Exhibit at Jamestown Exposition
A. Gary Carter, president of Carter Motor Car Corporation, returns from Norfolk to prepare for a major exhibit at the James town Exposition. Carter plans a prominent corner display in the machinery and transportation building with a full range of cars and accessories by early July. The exhibit will include government test trials for potential adoption by the Army and Post Office, with Carter aiming to enter all tests to showcase engine performance and reliability. Officials grant Carter chauffeurs access for demonstrations to visitors.
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Georgetown Gaslight seeks court approval to raise capital
The Georgetown Gaslight Company won leave from the District Supreme Court to file a petition for authority to increase capital stock to up to 300000 dollars, reflecting actual plant cash value exceeding the current 150000 dollars. The company asks the court to value its plant, determine extensions, and issue additional 25 dollar shares so total capital does not exceed 300000 dollars, with provisions if value is below or above that amount.
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District Supreme Court
Orders for 6000 steel cars by United States Steel
Pittsburg reports contracts for 6000 steel cars totaling 6.3 million dollars placed in 48 hours by United States Steel Corporation. About 90,000 tons of steel plates are needed. Pittsburg firms receive nearly half the work, with unions of Carnegie Steel and subsidiaries distributing 1560 hopper cars to Pressed Steel Car, 800 hopper cars and 500 dump cars to Standard Steel Car, and over 3000 cars to American Car and Foundry for use on the Chicago Lake Shore and Eastern system.
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Steel Corporation
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American Car and Foundary Company
Faster Lumber Company petitions ICC over unfair lumber rates
In a filing with the Interstate Commerce Commission, Faster Lumber Company of Kansas City alleges Missouri Pacific Northern Pacific Chicago Bur Ma Quincy Oregon Short Line and others impose unlawful rates on shipments from Pacific Coast points. It seeks lawful rates to Towner Colorado and Tribune Kansas and a proper routing for the freight.
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Street Cleaners Strike Paralyzes Washington Sidewalks
Sixty color et? members of the street cleaning department walked off Saturday, leaving sidewalks and streets in disarray until last night. They returned after an adjustment was reached with J. F. Conrad, contractor for keeping the service.
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