Unexpected Life Shown In New York Stock Market
New York and Wall Street show renewed activity on the eve of a triple holiday with buyers driving prices higher amid varied rumors. Union Pacific led turnover as rails eye potential freight rate moves while industry chatter touched Erie settlement plans and steel price talks.
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New York
Morgan
Harriman
Erie
Vanderbilt
Lehigh Valley
Reading
J. P. Morgan & Co
Lake Shore
Union Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ticker Talk in London Markets Show Mixed Demand
American stocks in London stayed inactive but firm around parity. The report notes a steady steel trade outlook in April, rising empty freight cars, light stock demand from loan crowd, and declines among twelve industrial stocks and twenty large railroads with minor percentage losses.
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London
Market Brokers Predict Active Week With Improved Conditions
What brokers say point to a robust active market next week with improved conditions overall. The Charles E. Bultman Company notes the tape hints at continued upward trade, while W. E. Hutton & Co. observes New York stocks rallying on limited supply and rising top-level activity.
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Charles E. Bultman
W. E. Hutton & Co
Market flat but cheerful on London Stock Exchange
On April 16 in London money was plentiful on demand. The market showed small attendance and a cheerful tone aided by favorable weather and improved labor outlook. American shares were dull but firm, with Union Pacific Canadian Pacific and Erie supported as rates rose.
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London
Stock Exchange
New York
Paris
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Grand Trunk
Anaconda
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Berlin
Exchange
A Exchange
Market Report From New York And Boston Financial Hubs
Money on call ease 1 to 2 percent with time rates up to 6 months. Sterling exchange firm with bankers bills around 487 and 485. Government and rail bonds steady to firm. Boston bond and stock listings include Atchison, Mexican Central, Union Pacific, and major industrials with varied bid and asked prices.
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New York
Prme Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange Firm
Boston
Atchison Adj
Atchison
Mexican Central
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Boston Elevated
Fitchburg
Union Pacific
American Arge. Chemical
American Sugar
American Tel
American Woolen
Dominion Iron and Steel
Edison Electric Illuminating
General Electric
Massachusetts Electric
Massachusetts Gas
United Fruit
United Shoe Machine
United States Steel
Dry goods market in New York slows with mixed signals
The New York dry goods market is quiet with steady sales in small amounts. Men's near term trade is subdued on staples while some houses duplicate fall fancies. Spring goods are scarce, carpet houses plan May 4 fall openings, raw silk firm in far East, heavy cotton goods weak and lower.
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New York
Financial and Personal Notes From Cincinnati Trip
Edgar J. Goldsmith of P. Goldsmiths Sons leaves Cincinnati for a Westward tour. Tulsa Commercial Club heads to Washington while others register for May Festival. The Industrial Bureau reports 1907 spending and gains, while building code and forest legislation are discussed. Freight-rate talks worry Cincinnati merchants as railroads consider changes.
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West
Edgar J. Goldsmith
P. Goldsmith’s
Cincinnati
Bank of England and Bank of France Weekly Statements
The Bank of England reports a fall in total reserves by 2,102,000 pounds and a drop in bullion by 1,879,850 with public deposits down 562,000 and notes in reserve down 2,153,000. The reserve ratio stands at 50.06 percent, from 51.28 percent prior. The Bank of France notes increased circulating notes by 30,125,000 francs while Treasury and general deposits declined and gold holdings rose 19,950,000 francs.
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London
Bank of England
Paris
Bank of France
Treasury
London and New York metals markets close for holiday
The London tin market holds steady with spot £144 5s and futures £143 1s as copper and lead inch up locally. Spelter and iron show little change while US markets list lead $3.87 and spelter $4.50. both London and New York are to be closed Friday and Saturday with reopening Tuesday.
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New York
London
Standard
Cleveland
Northern
Southern
Southern Soft
Turpentine and Rosin Markets in Various Cities
Oil and chemical markets show mixed activity with dull turpentine in Charleston and Wilmington steady rosins. Savannas reports turpentine at 46 cents with strong rosin sales and high stock. Oil City notes large runs and shipments with average output. Toledo lists North Lima and South Lima and Indiana oil prices around $1.00.
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Charleston
Savanna
Wilmington
Oil City
Toledo
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Coffee futures open steady amid mixed world cues
New York April 16 report shows coffee futures opening steady with a slight decline of up to 5 points as May contracts shift to later months. Close also steady to 5 points lower, with 44,250 bags sold and May at 6.60 to 5.65 cents, July 5.70, September 6.80, March 6. Spot quiet with Rio No 7 6 cents and Santos No 4 8% to 9 1/2 cents.
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New York
Rio
Santos No.4
Cordova
Butter Eggs Poultry Cheese Prices Across Markets
Kansas City and New York reports show Butter steady with fresh extras and varied receipts, Cheese largely unchanged, Eggs firm with strong regional receipts, Poultry dull to firm with dressed birds and fowl prices. Chicago notes similar Butter and Cheese levels, with alive poultry firmer and turkey prices rising.
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Kansas City
New York
State
Pennsylvania
Copper stock prices from Boston market report
A Boston market tally lists numerous mining stocks with prices or percentages for companies including Amalgamated, Calumet and Hecla, Centennial, Island Royale, Granite and others. The table shows varied performance with many firms trading in small percentages or shares.
Treasury Balances Reported for April 16 in Washington
Treasury balance sheet shows available cash 253,308,150 dollars excluding the 150,000,000 gold reserve. Gold coin and bullion total 25,498,511 dollars and gold certificates 21,647,780 dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
New York Mining Prices and Ticker Notes
New York mining quotes list Adams Con 05 and Alice 2.65 5, Breece .10, Brunswick Con .10, Com stock Tunnel 33, Con, Cal. and Va. .49, Horn Silver .65, pe Silver 1.09, Leadville Con 05, Little Chief .06, Ontario 00, hir 2.35, Potosi By Savage Sierra Nevada Small Hopes Savage 1.50.
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New York
Adams
Brunswick
Comstock Tunnel
Con
Cal
Leadville
Little Chief
Ontario
Potosi
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Quiet Bond Market and Holiday Banks Mark Trading
Financial news from Cincinnati New York and St. Louis reports quiet bond activity amid a local holiday no session on the stock exchange. Clearings total 4,021,300 with loans and discounts firm around 5 percent and New York exchange showing premiums around 25 to 40 cents. Cincinnati listings highlight Cincinnati Newport Covington Light and Traction as leading trades and Cincinnati Gas and Electric movements with several 4s and 5s noted in the market.
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Cincinnati, Newport & Covington Light and Traction
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Columbus Railway
Cincinnati School
Cincinnati
Dayton & Toledos
Cincinnati, Newport & Covington
New York Exchange
Stock Exchange
Diverse Bonds and Securities Trading Update
A snapshot of securities activity showing prices in railroads, banks, and industrials. Notable items include City Hall bonds, Cosmpopolitan and Cov. Wiencik listings, various bank and savings instruments, and trailing prices for regional issues like the Niles and Miami bonds.
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Cit
Wiencik
Nor
Colum. Bank & Sav. Co
Norw. First
Nor. Sav
Prov. & S
Cotton market quiets after mixed New Orleans trade
Spot prices held firm early then drifted quiet as 2,150 bales were sold on the spot and 900 bales to arrive in New Orleans. Futures were barely steady, reacting to Liverpool optimism and a local commission house failure. New York and New Orleans exchanges closed for holidays. Liverpool market closed until Tuesday.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Shorts
Eee «Oy
Nest Cove
New York
Ainst
Houston
Uplands
Gulf
Rice Market Shows Mixed Demand and Limited Supplies
The rice market exhibits irregular demand as buyers wait for current values while restocking for needs. Screenings are scarce and have risen about half a cent per pound. imports from the Atlantic coast show limited offerings yet firm prices. In the interior Southwest, demand is good but supply is tight as planters prepare for next season. Foreign reports indicate healthy demand and firm tone with Louisiana and Carolina crop movements posted.
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Atlantic
New Orléans
Louisiana
Texas
Talmage
New Orleans
Charleston
Carolina
Burley and Dark Leaf Markets Reported In Louisville
Louisville market notes show offerings of 539 hogsheads total with 447 Burley and 92 dark Burley. Sales include People's line with 38 Burley at 9.20 to 21.50 and 4 dark at 7.50 to 8.80, Planters with 24 Burley 9.10 to 17.75 and 9 dark 7 to 9.40, and Central with 56 Burley 8.70 to 17.50 and 12 dark 6.80 to 9.90.
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T. Pf
Gas and Electric
Columbus Railway
Morning Call
Ihare Cin. Gas and Electric
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Burley
Planters
Central
Market Report from Cincinnati Wheat Corn and Grain
Cincinnati April 16 1908 market summary shows Wheat steady Corn firm slight price rise Oats held Flour dull lower and Hay firm with broad offerings Whisky firm. Reported sales list specific lots including corn oats flour hay whisky and consignments with quantities and prices. Grain inspections show varied grades across wheat corn oats and rye with no established grade notes.
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Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Northern
Prices and Varieties in Local Produce and Meats
The listing shows prices per barrel or crate for apples bananas beets carrots and cabbage with regional lemons oranges onions potatoes strawberries squash sweet potatoes and Yuma stock. Gasoline white lead red lead and a range of green meats and lard prices are also noted with various weights and cuts.
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Messina
Palermo
Florida
Queens
Burley Market Holds Steady Amid Mixed Tobacco Prices
The market stayed firm yet did not reach prior highs as old tobacco mostly wrappers sold at Planters around 25 per 100. New red leaf led the demand with cigarette wrappers prominent. varied lots across Globe Buckeye Bodmann and Planters sold from about 5 to 25 per hundred, with several ranges and multiple lots reported. RECAPITULATION shows several sales in the mid to high teens and 20s per hundred for both new and old tobaccos.
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Globe
Bodmann
Ohio Incorporations Special Dispatch List of New Firms
The Commercial Tribune publishes Ohio incorporations filed today in Columbus. Firms include The Blue Ash Building and Loan Association of Blue Ash with $250 000. The McGraw Foundry Company of Cleveland. The Akron Poultry and Pet Stock Company. The Powell Home Remedy Company of Cleveland. The Sam Kress Company of Dayton. The Clyde Baseball Company. The Kent Celery and Onion Company. The Summit Foundry Company of Akron. Names listed: W W Myers Jacob M Hel singer Garrett W Simpkinson W J Gruber Joseph Ertel William J Hart Thomas E Cooke H W Canfield H H Canfield Rose A McManamon C J Whaley James E Stark Hos Waldo John W Becker Edward Welsh Sampson Kress B Bigger Jeannette Kress J Elliott Pierce Herbert H Herman W F Tobin C E Sweissgood G Woork John W Gauthier Julius Frank J J Jackson M Sondenheimer J P Reitz G F Smith E B MacGinity John B Sloop Katherine Sloop F W Thaxter R H Hinds Martha Hinds.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Blue Ash Building and Loan Association
Blue Ash
W. W. Myers
Jacob Mhelsinger
Garrett W. Simpkinson
W.J. Gruber
Joseph Ertel
McGraw Foundry Company
Cleveland
William J. Hart
Thomas E. Cooke
H. W. Canfield
H. H. Canfield
Rose A. McManamon
Akron Poultry and
G. F. Smith
E. B. MacGinity
The
Summit Foundry Company
Akron
John B. Sloop
Katherine Sloop
F. W. Thaxter
R. H. Hinds
Martha Hinds
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Setae
Louisville Tobacco
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Covington, Ky
James C. Ernst
T. S. Hamilton
George BE. Engel
Cashier, H. P
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Cashier
Chicago Street Improvement
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East Third ST
WS Cincinnat
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Do City
Tim’y
Fruits and Vegetables
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Java
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Akron Crescent
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Springers
Boas Rough and Com
Aeerewree Hall
California
General
Navy
Turkey
Foster & Co
Pittsburg Consolidated Stock and Produce Exchange
Superior Board of Trade
Vine Street
Weil, Roth & Go
East Fourth ST
Baldwin
the Baldwin Company
John W. Ballmann
Vine St
Carew Bldg
Tobias
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