Great Excitement on New York Stock Exchange Trading
New York August 22 Today's brief session on the Stock Exchange was marked by flagrant manipulation and extraordinary excitement with over one million shares traded in two hours. Trading concentrated in American Smelting Reading Union Pacific Steel stocks and Northern Pacific. The day ended with losses on several issues while a large delivery of stocks was rumored for Monday and banks reported higher reserves.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Rock Island
New England
Reading
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
London
Brokers voice caution on brisk market rally
Market activity ran high with many sales in a short span, prompting profit taking on gains and waiting for substantial setbacks before new purchases. Analysts urged cautious play as experts noted the rally may have exhausted itself and a drift lower could follow.
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Page & Hill
H. M. Beazell
Ticker Talk No London Market Signals Shifts in Rock Island
Foreign copper pool reportedly borrowed 50 million dollars while outlook for a Rock Island control shift looms as heavy trading in preferred stock accompanies bank statement estimates showing a nine million dollar gain. No dividend cut for New York Central or receivership threats seen.
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New York Central
Rock Island
Rock Island Securities
Banking system gains in cash as reserves hit new peak
The Associated Banks of New York report a weekly cash net gain of 5.88 million dollars, pushing total specie and legal tender to 12.52 million and lifting the surplus reserve to 65.17 million. Loans fell by 7.24 million while deposits dropped 724 thousand, with shifts toward state banks and trust companies.
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New York
Associated Banks
City of
Greater New York
Seed price report from Toledo on Clover and Alsike
Toled o market notes clover seed prices Oct 6.17 percent $6.17 ¾ December $6.20 March $6.27. Alsike seed cash $8.45 September $8.45 October $8.45.
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Toledo
Money on Call and Bonds Move in Early Markets
New York trading reports indicate money on call nominal, time loans easing and dull with 60 day at 2 percent, 90 days at 2 to 2.5 and six months at 3 percent. Sterling exchange weak. government and railroad bonds steady. Boston notes show call loans 1 percent and time loans 2 to 4 percent with varied securities including American Tel and Tel, United States Steel and Edison Electric among others.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Boston
Atchison Adjustable
Atchison
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Boston Elevated
Fitchburg
N. Y
Union Pacific
American Urge
Chemical
American Pney
Tube
American Sugar
American Tel
American Woolen
Dominion Iron and Steel
Edison Electric Illum
General Electric
Massachusetts Electric
Massachusetts Gas
United Fruit
United Shoe Ch
United States Steel
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Cincinnati Street Railway
Cincinnati, Newport & Covington Light and Traction
Columbus Gas
United States
New York Exchange
New York Clearing House banks show reserve surge to 29.80 percent
Clearing House banks report a 63.15 million excess over 25 percent reserve rule with a 5.53 million rise in proportionate cash reserves from last week. Loans fall 3.42 million while deposits rise 2.21 million. specie and reserves increase notably. Greater New York nonmember banks add 1.0367 billion in deposits with 103.09 million cash on hand and 939.38 million in loans.
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New York
United States
Clearing House
Banks
Ang
Trust Companies
Greater New York
European and London Bourse Rates Report
Berlin Paris and London stock markets show quiet trading and firm prices. Berlin notes 3 percent discount on short bills and 2 1/2 percent on three months bills. Paris reports firm prices with private discount up a fraction and 3 percent rentes at 96f 55c. London Stock Exchange observes a holiday with bar silver steady and money at 0.4 percent, discount on short and three months bills stated.
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Berlin
Exchange
London
Paris
Stock Exchange
Mining Stock Prices Mixed in New York Market
New York traders quoted mixed gains and losses for a range of mining stocks on August 22. Alice 3.00 moved up while Breece edged down. Brunswick and Comstock Tunnel showed fractional changes. several lines listed bonds, shares, and royalties across Ontario California and Virginia, Horn Silver and Tron Silver, Leadville Copper, and other producers.
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New York
Brunswick
Con
Comstock
California
Virginia
Tron
Leadville
Small Hopes
Standard
Bond Sales Report From New York Market
Trading activity shows numerous bond issues and coupon notes across multiple issuers. The report lists prices rates and volumes for items from B U Sokan to Western railroads and tobacco firms, highlighting varied yields and denominations in a brisk session.
Stock Market Tone Mixed as Crops Improve and Trade Balance Prospects Rise
New York reports a dull mid summer stock exchange with prices moving within a narrow range. The week saw favorable crop improvements and a large drop in imports with a strong export surplus, signaling a healthy foreign trade balance. Harriman issues lead while Rock Island Frisco weakness sparks caution. Copper and metals soften. cotton pool collapses impact unfolds. Local banks show recovery from prior panic with promising deposit payments forthcoming.
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New York
Stock Exchange
New England
Harriman
Southern Pacific
Rock Island- Frisco
Coal Market Faces Disturbances Across Regions
The coal trade shows renewed disturbances with Indiana mines closed for a week and Tennessee race riots targeting black workers. Alabama strikes and Wyoming talks hint at possible pauses, yet overall supply appears adequate. Domestic demand grows in rural areas even as prices soften in steam coal, while coke demand stays strong but furnace and foundry prices trend down.
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Indiana
Tennessee
Alabama
Wyoming
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Birmingham
Iese
Middle East
Market Dull Yet Finance Markets Show Stability In Rates
Limited offerings slow market activity with steady quotations. Cincinnati Bank clearings total 3,334,450, while New York exchange discounts and collateral loans hover around 3-5 percent. Chicago and St. Louis report sizable clears and varied bond activity amid a quiet week.
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Cincinnati
New York Exchange
Wool Prices for Medium Grades in St Louis Market
ST. LOUIS August 22 Wool firm reports medium grades combing and clothing as 200 high line 16 16 to 2 2 percent. Heavy fine hazel tub washed 2 to 2 1 2 cents per pound.
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ST. Louis
Market Summary of Stocks and Bonds with Dividends and Prices
A dense likely financial page lists various securities with prices and yields. It shows peged fourties, dog m and several percentage figures for N.& Dist, first national cov, prov, and savings structures along with traction stocks, industrials, and bonds. Specifics include Norw First, Colum Bank, Nor. Nat., Prov, Sec Savings, and several pref or de entries with price marks and yields, plus notes on ex-dividend for Beer and Eagle and several listed equities.
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First
N’l.Cov
Colum. Bank . & Sav. Co
Norw
Nor. Nat
Tniky
Cattle Prices Weak as Cincinnati Market Shows Large Receipts
Cincinnati market reports large cattle receipts with lower quotations across grades. Hog and sheep movements remain active, with mixed price shifts and regional price levels noted in East Buffalo and Pittsburgh, while Chicago and New York show steady to downtrending trends across beef, pork, and lambs.
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Commercial Tribune
East Buffalo
ST. Louis
Texas
Indiana
Chicago
Kansas City
New York
Dry goods market quiet amid storm impact in New York
The New York dry goods market was very quiet as storms disrupted robber operations. Primary cotton goods remained irregular with subdued activity while white goods, towelings, quilts and dress linens showed varied or improving demand for early shipment.
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New York
Cincinnati Markets: Wheat Corn and Hay Edge Higher
Cincinnati August 22 1908 Minneapolis wheat No 1 Northern closed 1 12. Oats and rye show steady to higher prices with light offerings. Corn firm. flour quiet. whisky firm. Receipts and shipments listed. prices for hay and various grains given with mixed quality grades and regional figures.
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Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Northern
D.s
Dull Tobacco Week in Hopkinsville Yields 42 Bales
Town reports a very quiet market with 42 hogsheads sold last week under the Society of Equity and Planters Protective Association. Sales at the association room ranged from 7 to 13 dollars per hundredweight, while the auditor notes 629 hogsheads nationwide for the week and 29,714 for the year across Kentucky and nearby states. The crop outlook remains promising despite late planting and recent rains.
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Commercial Tribune
Hopkinsville
Society of Equity
the Planters’ Protective Association
Association
Leaf
Planters’ Protective Association
Paducah
Guthrie
Wee. Ky
Ly Ky
Springfield
Tenn
Clarksville
Aan
Russellville
Hds
Local tobacco market hits seasonal highs with seed record
A busy Saturday sale offered cigar leaf tobacco in seed Spanish and Dutch classes. Prices ranged from 1 to 60 dollars per 100 pounds, with two seed lots at 54 and 60 dollars setting a new season record. Transactions detailed by class show multiple price tiers and substantial volume. A whiskey and cotton seed oil line from Peoria and New Orleans follows in the report.
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Associated Banks Statement
Newark Stock Exchange
American Tobacco
Colerain Coops
Chi Subway
Havana
Erenaco
Otis Elevator
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Trinity
Utah Consolidated
Green Cananea
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Bank Atlas
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German National Bank
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Hamilton
Vice Press
Geo .Gipneil
H. P. Colville
Timothy
Hughes Barley
Do City
Glover
Fruits and Vegetables
Louisville
Messina
Palermo
Valencia
Georgia
Santos
Japan
Michigan
Akron Crescent
Aigas
Cleveland Diamond
Manila
Candlewick
Peess
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Weer Rene
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Norwood
Brown
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Prighton- Lig
Great Western
Utica Wea
Union Eeweeretebene
Fitchvilla Sesbenwe Pepperell
Everte Lonsdale
Masonville
Baldwin
the Baldwin Company
W. 4Th St
Hopkinsville Tobacco
Peoria
Whisky
New Orleans
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