Wall Street Reactionary Movement Gains Pace
The market showed a decisive turn with profits-taking offset by selective support. Banking facilities accumulated rapidly, rates eased, and Treasury notes retirement accelerated. Government deficit at $12,000,000 signals banks will absorb more deposits. June-like expansion contracts as circulation tightens. Reading and copper shares moved with late strength, closing irregular with total par sales at $3,872,000 and United States 3s down 4.5 percent on call.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Janary
United States Treasury
New York Clearing House
Treasury
Washington
United States
TICKER TALK American stocks drop in London ahead of pooling meeting
American stocks in London show heavy losses with hints of below parity as President plans January 27 discussions with railroad representatives on pooling legal ization. Lighter loan demand and a notable return of New York Central borrowings. Bank rate cut expected to about percent with trust companies entering Clear-
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London
New York Central
Stocks Rally as Market Shows Active Open in Credit
Cincinnati and Chicago clearings rise with New York exchange quotes firm. Banks report open market activity led by Cincinnati Gas and Electric and Street Railway stocks with several bonds changing hands at strong prices.
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Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Procter & Gamble Common
Cincinnati
Suburban Telephone
Cincinnati Street Railway
Springfield
Toledo
New York Exchange
Gas and Electric
New York Bond Sales Listings and Quoted Securities
The page lists bond sales and market quotes from New York, detailing issue names such as Japanese and Erie bonds, various city and railroad issues, and prices with yields. It includes closing sterling rates in New York and quotations on local securities from the Stock Exchange, with bid and ask prices for railroad, traction, industrial, and bank stocks and Cincinnati bond offerings.
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New York
Sterling
Sight. i
Covsecveseses
Bisty-Gay
Iss
The
Stock Exchange
Roberts, Hall & Criss
New York Stock Exchange
British Columbia
Ie Butte Coalition
Chicago Subway
Domini
Daly-West
North Butte
Trinity
Utah Consolidated
Tigerrr
Bankers Hint at Gold Exports and Rate Decline
A government move to secure gold reserves nears with 25 percent reserves cited as a buffer. The text notes spring export possibilities may be affected and markets show declining money on call and time rates.
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Ing House
Brokers Weigh Market Tone And Future Outlook
The period shows conservative selling and later buying by professionals. Money availability supports higher stocks gradually. Analysts note mixed movement with fewer declines, some normal setbacks, and expect a later upswing as abundant money fuels further gains.
Money Rates and Bonds in New York and Boston Markets
New York money on call steady at 3 1/4 percent with time loans to 5 1/2 percent. Sterling exchange firm with bankers' bills around 485.70 demand and 481.55 sixty day. Government bonds easy. railroad bonds irregular. Boston reports call loans at 5 1/2 to 7 percent and lists assorted rail and utility stocks with mixed bids and prices.
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New York Exchange
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Boston
Atchison Adj
Atchison
Mexican Central
R Bostton & Albany
Boston & Maine
Boston Elevated
Fitchubrg
N. Y
Union Pacific
American Arge. Chemical
American Pneumatic Tube
American Sugar
American Tel
Tel
American Woolen
Dominion Iron and Steel
Edison Electric
General Electric
Massachusetts Electric
Massachusetts Gas
United Fruit
United Shoe Machinery
United States Steel
Coffee futures open steady amid European selling pressure
New York trading opens with futures steady to down five points as European markets pull prices lower while local demand persists. Afternoon session trims losses with overall turn to steady. Reported sales total 28 thousand bags across January to December contracts with varying cent-per-pound quotes. Rio and Santos grades show modest activity.
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New York
Rio
Santos
Cordova
Financial Market Ticker with Bonds and Bank Lists
A dense listing of securities including bank stocks and bonds across numerous institutions. Notable entries include Am Nat Bank 125, City Hall 2 C, Norw First 143, Union 8. T. 725, and Traction Stocks with ex-dividend notes. The text reads as a ledger of prices, yields, and prefixes for various financial instruments.
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Am. Nat
Colum, Bank & Sav. Co
Norw. First
Nor. Nat
Nor. Sav
Union 8
Dinner Talks and Trade Meetings Highlight Cincinnati Business
Invitations went to the Manufacturers' Club for a seventy-ninth dinner in the Queen City Club where Charles A. Hinsch will discuss The Panic of 1907. The Western Paper Box Manufacturers Association meets at the Linton Hotel to review outlooks and pass a pulp duty resolution. Parties aim to attract Dr. H. W. Wiley for a canners’ meeting, while bank and civic leaders discuss memorials to J. P. Morgan and Ohio river improvement funding.
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Manufacturers’ Club
Queen City Club
Charles A. Hinsch
Western Paper Box Manufacturers’ Association
Linton Hotel
Will L. Finch
Industrial Bureau
G. G. Bailey
National Canners’ Association
Board of Food and Drugs
H. W. Wiley
Wiley
B. A. Shubert
Industrial and Agricultural Department
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Ohio
Cincinnati
Norfolk & Western
Frank Shaffer
J. D. Ellison
Taft
Pittsburg
Cairo
Ohio Improvement Association
Army Board of Engineers
Ohio River
Burton
Charles H. Krippendorf
Krippendorf-Dittman Company
New York
National Boot and Shoe Manufacturers’ ‘Association
Congress
Beveridge
Local firms announce new incorporators and capital increase
Ruemmele Pilla Richen and Norma Traub become incorporators taking over a longtime Main Street business near Third. The Ferry Cap and Set Screw Company filed papers with the state to raise its capital stock from 50000 to 100000. Members of the Cincinnati Carriage Makers Club will hold a banquet at the Grand Hotel tonight.
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Ruemmele
Pilla“ Richen
Norma Traub
Main Street
Third
Ferry Cap and Set Screw Company
The
Ae of State
Cincinnati Carriage Makers’ Club
Grand Hotel
Special rail rates set for National Canners’ Convention in Cincinnati
Frank E. Gorrell announces two cent per mile transport rates for attendees from most eastern points to the National Canners’ Convention in Cincinnati February 3 to 8. Tickets require signed cards from the Secretary and are valid for travel February 1 to 3 and return by February 10. Separate plans exist for New England and Southeastern sections and western points.
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Frank E. Gorrell
National Canners’ Association
Cincinnati
Buffalo
N.Y
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Huntington
W. Va
New England
Canada
Mr. Gorrell
Bel Air
New England Association
Southeastern
Iron and Steel Markets Signal Slow Demand and Price Shading
The Iron Age notes tentative improvement in the iron trade with more interest and some large pig iron orders but overall weak buying. Steel rail and structural material demand remain light, plate mills scarcely used, and price reductions occur in bar and sheet segments while pipe prices show shading.
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New York
Ohio
Philadelphia
Southern Iron
No. 2
Birmingham
Pittsburg
Foreign bourses report mixed London Paris Berlin activity
London activity eased at close after early gains as doubts over a BoE discount rate cut arose. Paris and Berlin showed strength on New York cues with gains in some shares while others weakened. Copper and diamond stocks fluctuated. several bonds and rails moved amid selective selling and debt issues.
London and St Louis metals markets mixed on Jan 15
The London tin market eased with spot £125 10s and futures £126 while copper rose in London to £64 10s. Lead held at £14 7s 6d and $3.70 3.75 locally. Spelter rose to £20 7s 6d London with $4.45 4.59 locally. Iron steady near 14d gain. St Louis reports lead $3.65 and spelter $4.50.
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George Eustis & Co
Mercantile Library and Railroads
Mtr
Eosie Acade Gies Pa
Pewee Eens
Atlantic Coast Line
Ewnne
Seeree
Canadian Pacific
Colorado Southern
Ceca
Telaware & Hudeon
Erie Com
Great Northern
Illinois Central
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Ontario & Res
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Southern R. R
St. Paul
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Wabash
Amer
Car & Fady
Aevees És
Eo Gsteel
Rall. Msteel Springs
United States Steel
New York
London
Standard
Cleveland
Northern
Southern
Southern Soft
ST. Louis
Boston Mining Prices and Index Figures
Boston market notes list mining stock figures for numerous companies on January 15. Highlights include Calumet and Hecla at 680, Quincy 92, Wolverine 127, Butte Coalition 17, United States Mining 34, Trinity 17, and several others with varied percentages and dollar figures.
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Boston
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Bingham
Calumet
Hecla
Centennial
Copper Range
Daly-West
Franklin
Granby
Isle Royale
Massachusetts Mining
Michigan
Mohawks
Montana Coal and Coke
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrot
Quincy
Shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
United Cop
United States Mining
United States
Utah
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
North Butte
Butte Coalition
Nevada
Arizona
Arizona Commercial
Dry goods trade shows tepid demand in New York market
New York merchants report a fair pace in the dry goods trade with road orders lagging. Knit goods and hosiery move slowly while silk goods are dull and ribbons are discounted to spur business.
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New York
Market summary of wheat corn and prices from Minneapolis 1908
Cincinnati January 15 1908 Wheat prices show No 1 No 2 red winter at 103% to 101 cents in sales. Corn mixed and white and yellow varieties traded around 59 to 64 cents. Hay timothy priced near 15 dollars per ton with reports of strong whisky demand and steady flour and rye markets. Grain inspections list various grades and receipts and shipments for apples hogs barley oats cattle oranges coal and other commodities.
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Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Northern
Whbeat
Prices for Groceries and Provisions in Local Market
A fragmented listing shows per bushel and box pricing for produce including apples bananas cranberries lemons oranges onions potatoes pumpkins squash and beets plus meat cuts and general merchandise with various unit measures and on arrival versus store prices. Names of produce and meat items appear with price ranges and packaging terms, reflecting a retail catalog style entry.
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Messina
Palermo
Florida
Jersey
Tobacco market fair with mixed warehouse offerings
The market saw a generally fair sale with higher rejections than last week, mainly in cheaper grades. Warehouses Bodmann-New Buckeye-New Planters and others offered hundreds of hogs aged from new to old stock, with prices ranging from about 5 to 19 dollars per hundred.
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Bodmann
Buckeye
Globe—New
Louisville Tobacco Market Reports Firm Burley Prices
Special Dispatch notes Jan 16 reports from Louisville markets with 1 157 hhds Burley offered. Listings include Ninth Street House 140 hhds from 9.80 to 16.50 and 6 rejects, People's Warehouse hhds from 7.90 to 15.75, 12 dark from 5.75 to 10.50, Louisville Warehouse 76 Burley from 8.50 to 15.75 and 6 from 10 to 13, Planters' Warehouse 97 Burley from 8 to 20 and 3 new dark at 6.30 to 9, Anderson County fair crop 4 hhds 13.20 to 20, Central House 200 new Burley 7.50 to 16.75.
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Tridune
Louisville
Burley
Ninth Street House
Lousville
New Dar
Anderson County
Central
Treasury Statement Details Treasury Balances January 16
Washington treasury release shows available cash 264,449.72 dollars. gold coin and bullion 39,548,315 dollars. gold certificates 51,246,515 dollars. excluding the 150 million dollar gold reserve.
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Washington
Treasury
New York Market Price Fragments in Jumbled Text
Fragmentary ledger style note lists assorted commodity prices and codes for items such as Alic 2.00 and Iron Silver 0.75. The entry references firms or initials like Brunswick and Ophir with scattered figures and unclear context.
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New York
Jan. i
Brunswick
Con
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Clearing House
Ticker
Bank of England
Chicago
Special Dispatch
Call
Cin, Gas and Electric
Morning Call
Gas and Blectric
Procter & Gamble
Paris
Ask
Panama
Philippine
W. E. Hutton & Co
First National Bank
W.D
R. G
H. R
H.R
Y. C
Erie cv
E. R
B. B. de
Adams Ex
R. R
Erie
Prie Penna
N. H
H.jUn. Pac
Pac
Mi & O
Nee ‘Tuilion
RL R
Wab
Pitts
Gotal Sales
Ask. Cin
N.C
T.P
Col. & Xenia
Little Miami
Cin
Ham
L&t
Elie Cin
St. Ry
B. I Colum
Col. Ry
Det
UN. Ry
Scioto Valley
Int. Ry
Nor. O L.&t
Am. R. Mill
Gurgens
Bar. & Smith
Brownell
Casey-H
S. Tel
Cin. Tobacco
Columbia Gas
Cuyahoga Tel
Ham. G&b
Foulds M. M
Freisch'n Pr
Atlas Nat
Ger. Nat
Cit
Merch
Western
Cincinnati Bonds
Consol S, F. 3S
A. O
J. J
F. A
M. N
Southern Ry
J D
Globe Soap
Globe-Wer
Kroger
Nat
Ph. Carey Pr
Seodo “Peat
Steptoe-Sh
U. S
W. Powell
Wurlitzer
DO Pfoe
Asae Iba
Cin. Edison
Ham. Gas
Fay & Egan
Col.Gas
Pa. Bridge
Leey
Mt. Au
Nor. O
Nor.o.l.& T
Uy & In
Hamilton County
Elizabethtown Bridge
Longview
Armory
Benson Street Bridge
Big Miami Bridge
Covington
Ses Secessvaccoess
Annes
Newport Bonds
H. M.beazell
W. R. Todd & Co
Charles FE
Page & Hill
Ham, & Lind
Railro
Big Four
H.c- D
Dog. m
C.R
F.W
Induste
Mi. & Germ
Payton & M
Day
Miami
Amer Book
Oak Lree
Bullock
Pay&Eg. Com
Door-0-R. Pr
Wiles-B.-P
Do Pr.a.&b
Traction
Business Men's Club
H. A. Povereit
Fred B. Sage
Citizens’ National Bank
Briggs
Cunningham
John Kilgour
William J. Lippincott
Robert W. Pogue
James N. Gamble
Charles P. Taft
M. L. Kirkpatrick
M. E. Moch
Hdward Goepper
William Kesley Schoépf
William Cooper Procter
Bayard L. Kilgour
Myer Oettinger
Charles D. Kinney
G. P. Griffith
East Fourth Street
Bakercourt
Central Trust Company
Cincinnati Pork Packers and Provision Dealers’ Association
H. H. Meyer
George Zehler
John Hoffman
Byard P. Thompson
Benjamin Sebastian
American National Bank
Bennett
Chamber of Commerce
J. P. Morgan
Advertisers’ Club
Havlin
Ben Mulford
Lee Howard Act
Charles E. Wilson
H. P. Cooke
Fourth National Bank
M. M. White
White
Brown & Co
William Brown
William E. Brown
Roy H. Steigelman
George A. Stulz
John C. Healy
Ohio Building and Loan Associations
O. P. Sperra
Harlin Hotel
Sperra
Columbus
John W. Hook
Southern Ohio District
Blymyer
Heldman Clothing Company
Jacob Heldman
Julius Scied
A. W.schofield
Joseph Schild
S. E. Strauss
Heldman & Heldman Clothing Company
Meyer Heldman
Pugh Building
College Hill
Citizens‘ Bank of
McCassy
M. C. McCassy
August Tiemeyer
Rubina Tiemeyer
Baril
Iron and Steel
Grand Trunk
Anaconda
Baltimore & Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Milwaukee & St. Paul
de Beers
Denver & Rio Grande
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Ontario & Western
Rand Mines
Reading
Southern Railway
Amalgamated Copper
Berlin
Exchange
Metals
Boston Mining
German National Bank
Ae Ky
James C. Ernst
E. Engle
T. S. Hamilton
Mf. Colville
Fruits and Vegetables
California
Timothy
Awit Santos
Java
Japan
Springers
Ieee
Blis
Bushel
Cincinnati. Gas and Electric Company
Investment Securities
Walnut St
Ardmore
Okla
U. S. Dept. . Interior
Weil, Roth & C0
van East Fourth ST
Paldwig Fa
DR. H. Baldwin , CO
HOTEL
Phoenix Grain
Cincinnati, O
Eureka Foundry Company
Richmond Street
Paul A. Goliger
Ino
JB Mao
Louisville Tobacco
Treasury Statement
NEW York Mining
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