Money market shows effects of shrinking supply and rising demand
The New York market reports a shrinking supply and rising demand with the subtreasury absorbing over $1,000,000. Subscriptions to Panama canal bonds proceed and a Brazilian coffee loan of $10,000,000 will be offered. Bears attack as tariffs and railroad rate concerns unsettle stocks. copper and steel expectations add to weak sentiment. Total sales reach $6,164,000 with U S bonds steady on call.
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New York
New York Etal Exchange
Pennsyl Railroad
United States
New York Mining Prices and Listed Stocks
New York market notes for December 15 show prices for Alice 225 Brunswick Cometock Tunnel stock .25 do bonds .17 Con Cal & Va .76 Horn Silver on Iron Silver .90 Leadville Con .05 Little Chief .10 Mexican .82 Ontario 3.25 Ophir 1.7 Standard 1.70 Yellow Jacket .42.
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New York
Brunswick
Con
Cal
Leadville
Ontario
Ticker Talk American Stocks in London Steady
American stocks in London held steady as a threatened trolley strike loomed in Philadelphia. Governor Hughes appointed an unpaid commission to probe Wall Street while copper producers and selling agencies eased prices. Resumption of dividends at New York Air Brake is anticipated and bond trading shows solid investment demand. Railroad orders for 1909 remain withheld due to slow freight earnings improvements.
Brokers Assess Market Mood Amid Cautious Trading
The report notes moneyed interests hold sway over values and advise conservatism. A late rally faded toward the close with moderate daily declines. Liquidation was light, with short covering aiding a narrow rebound before profits are taken on bulges.
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Page & Hill
H. M. Beazell
Mining stock list reflects varied daily percentages
Boston stock roundup lists numerous mining and copper stocks with 16 to 150 percent figures and a few company names such as Calumet & Arizona, Calumet & Hecla, United Copper, Mohawk, Utah, Osceola, Tamarack, and Detroit-based outfits, showing market activity across several firms.
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Boston
Mass
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
Arizona Commercial
Atlantic
Butte Coalition
Calumet & Arizona
Calumet & Hecla Centennial
Copper Range
Daly-West
Granby
Green Cananea
Royale Fad
Pantahusetts Mining
Michigan
Mohawk
Montana Coy and Coke
Nevada
Old Dominion
Clover seed prices drift in scattered Toledo notes
In Toledo Ohio on December 15 buyers report monthly prices for clover seed with December cash at 35.55 and March at 0.62 percent, with October figures mentioned in a fragmented market note.
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Toledo
C. J. Buddeke & Co
Union-Trust Building
New York Bond Sales Summary
Bond market report listing numerous issues and prices including Erie conv 4s and Erie gen 4s, Alb. & Bus. 3s, Mex. Cent. con 4s, Pa. cv 3s, Reading 4s, and Union Pacific 4s with various yields and volumes. System lists 1,000 to 28,000 dollar lots across diverse rail, telegraph, and industrial debentures.
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A. A. Chem
Denver
N. & W. Conv
N. PL
S— L
Marine
M. P
J. C. Col
N. Y
Club meeting notes seal nominations and leadership
Bennett was elected chairman and J. 4 Heekin secretary at the Musinches club meeting. Visitors listed include Z Meélville New York City W A Veace Providence I E GL Rexford Columbus OH E H Fisher Dayton OH and L Kneppen Grand Rapids MI President Egan of the chamber appointed Will L Winchester and BE P Marshall as delegates to the National Civil Service Reform league convention in Pittsburg December 17 18. Delegates will invite the organization to hold its next convention in Cincinnati.
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Iofuscas
Ier
Bennett
J. 4 Heekin
Business Men's Club
Z. Meélville
New York City
W. A. Veace
Providence
Egan
Chamber of Commerce Agester Tey
Will L. Winche
BE. P. Marshall
National Civil Service
Reform League
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Mexican Wheat Duty Drops to One Cent Per Kilogram
Grain men learned from J T Whalen that Mexico will impose a one cent per kilogram duty on wheat. Converted to American money this is about 14 cents per bushel. The Greater Park League voted to disband after appointing a park commission and closing its Fourth National Bank offices at year end.
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Chamber of Commerce
J.T. Whalen
National Sites of
Mexico
Cincinnati Furniture Exchange Elects New Board
The newly elected board met at Ahlbraund's hall and chose J. F. Dietz as president, John Dornetté Jr as first vice president, A. G. Steinman as second vice president, John Wolf as secretary, and Henry Hoffeld as treasurer. Remaining members include Paul Schirmer, E. Kuhlman, F. H. Uchtman Schneider, Joseph Scheid, W. J. Sextro, John Heberer, H. Feuss, Theo Groene and W. F. Duhlmeier.
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The
Cincinnati Furniture Exchange
Ahlbraund’s Hall
J. F. Dietz
John Dornetté, Jr
A. G. Steinman
John Wolf
Henry Hoffeld
Paul Schirmer
E. Kuhlman
F. H. Uchtman
Schneider
Joseph Scheid
W. J. Sextro
John Heberer
H. Feuss
Theo. Groene
H. T. Kemper
N. Duchscher
Fred Busse
London stock market eases as holidays approach
London dealers report good demand for money on the ice and easy rates on declines in gold. Paris and London markets show firm prices with quiet, steady tones as holidays near. American shares show irregular activity with Erie, Missouri, and Baltimore & Ohio wavering. De Beers dips on profits decline but recovers.
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Paris
Stock Exchange
Boston
Alt
Erie
Missouri
Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
New York
de Beers
Dees
Anaconda
Atchison
Pacife
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Denver
Loulaville & Nashville
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
New Yorkee
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Mines
Reading
Southern Railway de
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash
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Exchange
Money and bonds steady in New York and Boston markets
In New York on December 15 money on call remained 2 to 4 percent with a 3 percent ruling rate. Time loans ranged from 8 3 to 3 ½ percent for sixty to ninety days and six months. Sterling exchange quoted around 4.84 to 4.86 for sixty-day bills. Government bonds held, railroad bonds weaker. Boston saw call loans near 3.5 to 4 percent with various bond and stock quotes across Atchison, Union Pacific, and several New England issuers.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Boston
Maés
Idec
Atchison Adj
Atchison
Mexican Central
Oston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Boston Elevated
Fitchburg
Union . Pacific
American Arge. Chemical
American Sugar
American Tel
Kiderican’ Woolen
London
Glasgow
Belfast
Adkcopwanskdéas
Paris
Stock Exchange
Metals Market Report From New York London and St Louis
The report notes mixed metal moves with London tin up to 2s 6d and futures at £138. Tin gains mirror foreign prices while copper in London holds firm yet local sentiment weak. Lead eases in London. St Louis quotes Lead at $4.12 and Spelter at $5.06 as market shows uneven tone across regions.
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New York
Dee Pee
London
Lake Ee
Byver
Northern
Southern
ST. Louis
Grain supply changes from New York to Europe reflect shifts
Telegraphic updates show United States and Canada alter corn and oats stocks. Increases appear in Manitoba and several U S and Canadian ports while declines occur in Fort Worth and Nashville with a total drop of 3 213 000 bushels for American and European supply.
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York
Rockies
Europe
United States
Canada
United Tes
Manitoba
Portland
Cleveland
Port’ Huron
Louisville
Chicago
Fort Worth
Nashville
Dairy Market Roundup From Chicago And New York
Butter remains steady with creamery prices from 32 33 1 3 cents and eggs weak with firsts at 20 cents. Cheese holds firm and dairies report mixed receipts including 5 043 cases and 7 11 010 pounds of product in New York and Chicago market notes.
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Chicago
Americas
New York
Market Roundup Steady Credit and Stock Activity Across Cities
Cincinnati and St Louis show mixed bank clearings with gains in New York exchange and varied bond demand. Cincinnati Street Railway and Kroger issues lead traction trades as overall market holds a steady to firm tone with municipal issues firm and industrials quiet.
Securities Listing Fragment from Unlisted Notes
A fragmentary securities list shows various company names and price quotes in a chaotic OCR style. Included are entries for banks, trusts, and trading firms with percentages and numbers like 12% and 3% and references to national and provincial entities, all jumbled and difficult to parse.
Cotton market slips across New Orleans and New York floors
The New Orleans spot price eased to middling 8 11-16 cents as futures fluctuated and closed barely steady. In New York the market opened firmer on cables but fell with Savannah spot declines, finishing near session lows amid ample receipts and cautious selling.
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New Orleans
Rae
Census Bureau
Sap Odacs
Eae
Elaaah
Liverpool
St. Quiet
New York
Savannah
Savann
Tober
Midling Uplands
Gulf
Farm department final estimates show 1908 crop totals
Department of Agriculture releases revised figures for 1908 farm production and value as of December 1. Highlights include corn at 2,668,651,000 bushels valued at 1,616,145,000 dollars and hay at 70,798,000 tons, with winter and spring wheat also rising over 1907.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Tobacco profits in France from tobacco monopoly report
Paris December 15 The state tobacco monopoly report shows France consumed 100 million dollars worth of tobacco last year and the government made a profit of 75 million dollars.
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Paris
Atate Tobacco
Carte
Louisville Tobacco Market Report Summary
Louisville Kentucky reports today show Burley tobacco offered across warehouses with 276 hogsheads and 18 hogsheads dark totaling 400 hogsheads. Inspected offerings number around 4 percent and reviews 28 hogsheads. Prices for Burley ranged from 13 dollars to unspecified dark tobacco.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Burley
Grain market and prices under steady or mixed tones
The report shows wheat and rye prices steady with No. 2 red and No. 2 rye quoted. oats mixed with No. 2 white around 53% and No. 4 white near 51%. Barley and malt values listed. hay prices firm to easy with No. 1 timothy varying. Reports include sales of wheat, corn, oats, hay, and whisky and notes on grain inspections and receipts and shipments data.
Fruits and Groceries Prices From Local Market Ledger
Readable items list diverse produce and meat prices including apples bananas beets celery cucumbers cabbage cranberries lemons oranges onions potatoes pumpkins pears string beans squash turnips with standard retail per unit per barrel quotes. Also notes on cheese meats pork lard poultry and general merchandises with ad hoc pricing and on arrival versus store terms.
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California
Arizona
Florida
Treasury Statement Brief From Dec 1 Balance
Treasury balance figures show available funds and gold holdings as of the date. The report notes total balances and gold assets though the OCR text is fragmented.
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Washington
Dales
Street to Help in Inquiry into Wall Street Methods
New York Dec 15 The commission appointed by Governor Hughes to inquire into the business methods of the exchanges will have active passes of members of the New York Stock Exchange. Officers of the exchange view the action as a step to remove erroneous impressions and show the exchange as a refuge for the investor, not the speculator.
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New York
Hughes
New Yo Exchange
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Wool and textile market notes across Boston and St Louis
Market reports from St Louis and Boston show mixed activity in textiles and wool. Prices in Boston remain firm with various fleece and combing grades quoted, while St Louis lists 18 gauge combing and clothing prices and related wool figures in a state of quiet for the season.
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ST. Louis
Boston
Mass
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Missouri
Oil and Rosin Market Report from Savannah and Charleston
Savannah reports firm oil and rosin with sales and receipts totaling thousands of barrels and rosin stock near 168 thousand barrels. Charleston notes firm rosin grades A B C with winter sites and water white notes. City oil reports and Toledo Lima prices appear alongside North Lima and Indiana runs and spreads, with Spirits winning stake and crude at various barrel counts.
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Savannah
Rosin
Erry Sindee
Charleston
C. Rosin
City
Toledo
Lima
Indiana
N. C
New York Trade Notes From February Market Report
New York reports indicate steady export markets with shipments and orders maintaining a solid level. The textile and tea sectors show resilience, while jobbers continue limited operations for ordinary consumer needs amid cautious demand.
Coffee futures steady as markets close unchanged
New York futures edged lower and then steadied with minor net changes. Spot activity stayed quiet as traders noted limited price moves and subdued demand across the market.
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New York
Dee
Rio T. Chatto
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