Covering By Bears Aids in Wall Street Profit-Taking
New York markets sees a sharp relief rally as bears cover shorts and rumors of Equitable Life control shift to J P Morgan boost optimism. Northern Pacific holds, money markets show growing reserves, December exports set record while imports fall, stock prices rebound with late strength and strong banking liquidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aids In
Wall Street
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Northern Pacific
Commercial Tribune
New
York
Bears
J. P. Morgan
Dividend declarations and London market activity reported
Twin City Rapid Transit declares a regular quarterly dividend of 1 percent on common stock. Mines Company of America declares a regular monthly dividend of 2 percent. Currency movements show banks gaining 10 975 200. Copper market in London softens with spot down 10s and futures down 7s 6d. American stocks resist gains with broad declines in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin City Rapid Transit
Mines Company of America
London
Market recap notes from brokers on cheap money and stocks
Brokers report cheaper money offsetting bad news and buoyant trading. Some liquidation and bearish room action followed heavy London prices. Northern Pacific rose to 129.5 as smelters copper faced weak support. The market seems set to narrow later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
E. Hutton & Co
London Tokyo and Paris markets drift on dull day
Money plentiful on the market and discounts easier as contines purchase bills. stock exchange activity weak with gilt edged securities and copper shares slipping. American securities open steady then decline. Paris and Berlin bourses show irregular or weak trading with Japanese bonds and coppers down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stock Exchange
Tokyo
Canadian Pacific
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Wall Street
New York
Conseols
Anaconda
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Rand Mines
Heading
Southern Railway
United States Steel
Wabash
Berlin
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Commodity price list notes varied values in New York
A New York report from January 17 lists multiple mining stocks and prices including Adams Con .05 Alice 4.00 Breece .10 Brunswick Con .15 Comstock Tunnel .4 Con. Cal. and Va. .60 Horn Silver .60 Iron Silver .70 Leadville Con .06 Little Chief .05 Ontario 2.3% Ophir 1.75 Potosi .12 Savage .42 Sierra Nevada .4 Small Hopes .28 Standard 1.00 with brief market level data.
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New York
Adams
Brunswick
Comstock Tunnel
Con. Cal
Leadville
Little Chief
Ontario
Potosi
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Treasury balances report missing gold reserve figures
Treasury statement from Washington dated January 17 shows general fund cash and bullion figures. Available cash balance is 613,307, gold bullion stands at 88,368,011, and gold certificates amount to 1. The figures exclude the $150 million gold reserve.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
New York Bond Sales Summary by W E Hutton & Co
A compact report of New York bond transactions listing issues from Mex Con 4s to Inter. Gt. Nov. 28 N Y N H H C R gen and others. Totals show mixed results with spread across 90 to 125 percent values and various instalment notes and full paid coupons.
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St. L
Erie
Japan
Moses
Southern R. R
Brie
Tol
H. R
Penn
Manhattan
N. Y
N. H
H. Cc. R
K. C. Ft
Textile Mills Restrict Production Despite Slow Recovery
R G Dun & Co weekly review notes gradual improvement in trade with growing confidence, broader commercial paper market, and freer mercantile loans. Wages under readjustment, production down to 50 percent in many sectors, steel retap and textile mills cutting output. Hides and leather prices decline, wholesale activity uneven across cities, with Baltimore and Chicago showing signs of pickup and Cincinnati retail activity lagging.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
United States
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dun
Baltimore
Louisville
Chicago
Cincinnati
Toledo
Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce board approves report for new officers
The Chamber of Commerce board yesterday approved the report and prepared for the new board to take hold. The 1907 board held its last meeting, and the new board and officers-elect will be installed Monday. The Manufacturers' Club will host its monthly dinner at the Queen City Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Can
Manufacturers’ Club
Queen City Club
Brownell Company
Dayton
Fifth National Bank
Toledo Railways and Light Company
L. E. Beilstein
S. D. Carr
H.S. Swift
J. K Secor
Toledo
H. A. Everett
W. Moore
Cleveland
R. E. van Cortland
New York
Joseph F. Demers
Quebec
W. E. Hutton
Cincinnati
A. E. Lang
John F. Collins
Charles W. Wasson
E. W. Moore
Industrial Bureau
Business Men's Club
Ryerson Ritchie
Detroit
C. W. Sherrett
Muncie
Ind
A. O. Kramer
Cincinnati Picture Post
Kramer
Local Market Quiet Despite High Yearly Prices
Cincinnati and regional exchanges trade at year’s peak levels with banks reporting 4 357 000 in clearings and bond activity. Cincinnati Gas and Electric and Suburban Telephone lead day’s sales while money remains easy at 6 percent for time loans, with cautious renewals and few call loans.
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Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Street Railway
Toledo Railways and Light
Cincinnati, Newport & Covington Lighting Traction
Cincinnati Sinking Fund
Springfield Township
New York Exchange
Cincinnati Wheat Prices Steady Amid Mixed Grain Market
In Cincinnati on January 17 1908 the Minneapolis Wheat No 1 Northern closed at 1.11 a bushel up from 1.10. The market held steady for wheat with firmer corn and rye tones, oats and flour quiet, and hay steady despite liberal receipts. Whisky demand remained firm as grain inspections and various commodity receipts volumes were reported across wheat corn oats hay and tobacco.
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Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Oil and Turpentine Prices Across Southern Ports
In oil and turpentine news, City balance and output figures span Jan. 17 with Oil City reporting credit balances at 1.75 and runs 179033 barrels. Wilmington notes little activity in spirits turpentine and flat tar, rosin steady at 5, crude turpentine firm. Charleston records turpentine at 5.20 and private-term rosin sales. Savannah shows steady turpentine and varied rosin pricing with broad stock and shipment data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Wilmington
Charleston
Savannah
Rosin
Butter Eggs and Poultry Prices By City Report
Chicago markets show butter firm with creameries and daisies listed. Cheese steady with several brand quotes, eggs firm at mark, poultry alive firm for turkeys and chickens in Chicago. New York reports butter cheese eggs steady with large receipts. Kansas City notes eggs steady with fresh extras at 22⅛ to 24?4 cents.
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Ae Butt Creamery
York
Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Coffee futures open steady then rise on light Brazil receipts
New York market opens unchanged to up five points as steady cables and lighter Brazilian receipts spur activity. Sales reach 42,750 bags with January at 5.85, February 5.85 5.90, March 5.9 6.0, May 6.05 6.10, July 6.20 6.25, September 6.25, December 6.40 6.45 cents. Spot prices hold with Rio No 7 at 6 2 16, Santos No 4 at 8 cents.
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George Eustis & Con
Mercantile Library
Atchison
Hicago G
Wee Toolorado Southern
Delaware
Fredpan
Illinois Central
Missouri Pacific Atone S
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Rock Island Tenn Wee
Southern Pacific
Southern R. R
St. Paul
Texas Pacific
Toledogy
Union Pacific
Waba
Wis
Central
People’s Ges
Republic ‘Steel Atenee
Steel Springs
United States Steel
Reaiene Seesereesss
New York
Rio
Santos
Cordova
Dry goods market quiet amid announced silk sale
In New York on January 17 the dry goods market remained quiet. An auction of 6 000 pieces staple silks is announced for January 23. Carpet wools ease due to forced sales and cotton goods are being revised with new prices for 4 4 bleached sheetings next week. Denims have fallen and cotton yarns are quieter and firmer.
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New York
Boston Wool Market Report Shows Dull Activity
The Commercial Bulletin notes buyers are interested but the market remains dull and uncertain. Boston shipments to January 16 reach 7,009,765 pounds versus 14,040,998 pounds last year, while receipts total 9,166,000 pounds against 5,855,012 pounds a year ago.
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Boston
Commercial Bulletin of
ST. Louis
New Orleans Cotton Seed Oil Market Report
New Orleans on January 17 reports Prime cotton seed oil at 40 cents.
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New Orleans
Stock market listing excerpt shows varied bonds and equities
A dense listing of stock prices and bond quotations includes R. & T. 106 rail stock, Big Four 4s, C. H. & D. 44s, various savings banks, city holdings, industrials like Am Book and Am Oak L, and traction bonds from Ind. St. Ry and U. S. Lith. pr. 105. Prices range across dozens of issues with ex-dividend notes where indicated.
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Cin. & Ham
Cin. St. Ry
Colum. Ry
Ccl
Int
O L.&t
R. Mill
Jurgens
Bar
Smith
Mill
Bia
Ham
G &E
Foulds M. M
Freisch
Atlas
Cincinnati
Consol S. F
J. J
A. O
F. A
M. N
Southern Ry
Srocsees
Enon Ewan Southern Ry
Feweneee Water Works
F. Cate Enee Neneee
Wai
Peereer Etter Sng Tay
Hamilton County
Izabethtown Bridge
Reiter Thai Atill
Green Meats Prices and Hides Listing
A dense price list from a historical market shows green meats including hams shoulders and lards with various weights and price points. It also itemizes feathers wings tails geese and quills, plus hides, salt grades, bull and horse terms, sheepskins and glue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opiacsoei
Bank of Germany weekly statement summaries changes
The Bank of Germany reports in the weekly statement cash in hand rose by 86.6 million marks while notes in circulation fell by 175.56 million marks. The note holdings in circulation decreased and other securities increased by massed figures not fully legible in the text.
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Berlin
Bank of Germany
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Amalgamated Copper
American
Aseas
Page & Hill
J. E. Jones & Co
H. M. Beazell
Roberts, Hall & Criss
W. R. Todd & Co
Carlos E. Bultman Company
NEW York Mining
Treasury Statement
W. E. Hutton & Go
First National Bank
China
Atlas National Bank
George Guckenberger
Albert Lackman
William Guckenberger
Charles J. Ziegler
Third National Bank
Business Men’s Club
W. A. R. Bruhl
Covington
Charles Golding
John Lake
Frank Krohn
Davenport
O. B. Emrie
Jackson
C. M. Robinson
J. C. Mear
A. H. Kenser
German National Bank
William C. Wachs
Orin N. Littell
Littell
German National
Wachs
West Indies
Santiago de Cuba
Havana
Laa
Interstate Commerce Commission
Reliance Textile and Dye Works
Southern Railroad
Northside Business Club
K. of P. Hall
Boston Academy of Music
B. F. Lyle
Branch Hospital For Consumptives
Queen & Crescent
Great Lakes
Geo- Railroads
Canada
Car Service Commission
American Railway Association
Cincinnati Wholesale Jewelers’ Association
Linton Hotel
A. J. Schwab
D. J. Gutman
J. Charles Becker
Charles A. Nolting
S. Lindenberg
Fred Gruen
A. Herman
Joseph Notterman
Johnson and Smith
Chesapeake & Ohio and
Kanawha Fast Freight Lines
Brown Brokerage Company
Columbus
William Brown
Roy H. Steigelman
George A. Stulz
W. E. Brown
John C. Healy
Brown & Co
Johnston Building
Walter Kamman
Sadie Kamman
A G. Grosz
Abner Thorp Jr
W. H Cobb, Jr
Front
Lawrence Streets
Cincinnati Carriage Goods Company
West Sixth Street
Special Dispatch
Cail
Pfd
Bet
Street Ry
Gas
Elec
Toledo Rys. & Light
Springfield Town
Ask
Panama
Philippine
Sterling
Glasgow
Belfast
RTE
Ask. Cin. Int
Col. & Xenia
Little Miami
Ohio
Scioto Valley
Globe Soap
Globe-Wer
Tool Hin Tol Acclassee
Ney F. Pr
Leone
Bay
Nat, A. F. A
Ph. Carey Pr
Ph&fm Rootseae & Gam
N Realty
Steptoe-Sh
U. S
W. Powell
Wurlitzer
Covington Bonds
Tewee
Newport Bonds
Cinane Ee B. & N
Fay & N
Columbia Gas
Col
Rket
Fruits and Vegetables
Palermo
Florida
Jersey
Globe
Bodmann
City
Bl’d
S.eesceees
Xtra Eeegees
SRE Sybbis— IO Vscatecs Eeaee
Michigan
PEMO
Bo Este Disenguecdoscacs
Cdeio Vee Aviv Veeseaie
WOOL
Peoria
the German National Bank
James C. Ernst
George EB. Engle
Hamilton
H. P. Colville
Railroa
Ns C
CL & Wi
F.W
BA Stocks
Am. Mat Oi
Trust
City Hall
Nae
Cit
I Cosmopolitan
Ss Coy
Ee First
Industr
Colum, Nk
Nor. Sav
S. T
Union
Unity
Traction St’esc.&C.bdg
B.G
Mi. & Germ
Miami
Aus.n. & C.br
Amer Book
Oak L. Pr
Baldwin
St. Lewis
B. M. Baldwin & CO
W. Pourth St
HOTEL
Havlin
Nut & Slack
California
Navy
Timothy
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