Wall Street Sees Credence in Northern Pacific Rumors
Stocks fluctuated as Hill railroad strength, Balkan tensions, and revived rumors of Northern Pacific extra dividends drove trading. Northern Pacific and Great Northern rose on rumors of asset segregation and holding company shares, with tomorrow’s stockholders meeting adding fuel.
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New York
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Union Pacific
E. H. Harriman
Harriman
Erie
Ticker Talk Hits Weak London Markets
American stocks were weak in London with foreign markets down amid trouble between Bulgaria and Turkey. Hamilton has resigned as Assistant United States Treasurer in New York. Canadian Pacific mechanics’ strike ends. Erie is earning more than its fixed charges. Norfolk earnings justify continuing 4 percent dividend. Canadian Pacific earnings for the fourth week of September rose by $83,000.
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United States
London
Bulgaria
Try
Hamiltoish
Ied
New York
Erie
Brokers Note Balkans Tension Ties Markets
Reports of trouble in the Balkans unsettled the London market for Americans and caused an initial dip in the New York market. After about thirty minutes of hesitation the New York floor steadied and began a gradual advance.
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Balkans
London
New York
Financial market rounds and Boston bonds steady
New York money on call easy at 11 percent with bills at 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 percent. Time loans range 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 percent. Sterling exchange firm with bankers' bills at 484.85 to 484.95 for sixty day bills and 486.20 for demand. Rail and misc. bonds in Boston show mixed moves with several issues quoted, including Atchison, Mexican Central, Union Pacific and major equities like American Telephone, General Electric, United States Steel and United Fruit.
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George Eustis
Mercantile Library
Rairoads
Caborage Southern
New York Central
Missouri Pacific i
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific Igre
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania Ll
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
St L & 3
S. F
St Pauleae Ena
Wabash See Ee
Col F. & Iron
Distillers Securities
General Electric
Pacific Mail
Republic Steel Rg
Gt Relilway St
Tenn. C. & I
United States
Western Union
New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Boston
Atchison Adjustable
Atchison
Mexican Central
Boston & Maine
Boston Elevated
Fitchburg
N. Y
Union Pacific
Américan Arge
Chemical
American Sugar
Ameri Telephone and Telegraph
Amer@can Woolen
Dominion Iron and Steel
Edison
Mssachusetts Electric
Massachusetts Gas
United Fruit
United Shoe
United States Steel
Ask
Panama
London
Glasgow
Berlin
Light Sterling i Svontateau Cos
Paris
C.ceeceee
Stock Exchange
Grain Visible Supply Increases For Wheat Corn Oats
The visible grain supply as of October 3 shows wheat at 34 281000 bush, up 4357000. corn 3577000 up 50000. oats 7792000 up 1163000. rye 795000 down 27000. barley 6090000 up 752000. New York Produce Exchange report from Oct 5.
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New York
New York Produce Exchange
New York Mining Prices and Offers
New York on October 5 reports various mining stocks and bids including Alice 3.50 offered, Brunswick Consolidated 0.62, Comstock Tunnel 0.30, Con. Cal. and Va. 0.62, Standard 1.85, Ontario 3.00, Ophir 1.75, Mexican 0.70, Yellow Jacket 0.43, Iron Silver 0.90, Leadville Consolidated 0.06, Little Chief 0.08, Horn Silver 0.80, Breece 0.05, and Comstock Bond 0.17 offered.
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New York
Brunswick Con
Comstock Tunnel
Con. Cal
Leadville Con
Little Chief
Ontario
New York Bond Sales Summary of The Markets
Bond desk reports mixed activity from W E Hutton and Co and First National Bank. Listings include U S issues Arch cv and A T T cv across several maturities with prices around 92 to 101 percent and totals showing thousands in volume at varied yields.
Bankers’ Meeting and Montreal Aldermen Visit Spark Cincinnati
Orin N. Littell reports the American Association of Bankers convention a success in Denver. Twenty three Montreal aldermen arrive in Cincinnati for a reception and dinner at the Business Men's Club. Visitors to the club include Lehman of Jackson Miss and others from St. Louis Indianapolis Birmingham Detroit and New Orleans. University extension course to decide French or English lectures at Walnut Hills Library with Prof. Liberma delivering the first talk. Frank B. Wiborg expected to charter a steamer to South America and awaits broker replies. A DeDessenffy of Fifth Third Bank foreign dept remains in the Austria Hungary army and may be recalled if war breaks with Turkey.
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Orin N. Littell
German National Bank
Denver
American Association of Bankers
Littell
Business Men's Club
Montreal
Cincinnati
Business Mer Club
Isadore Lehman
Jackson
Miss
D. Hunston
St. Louis
H. H. Hollowell
Indianapolis
G. A. Brunn
Birmingham
Ala
G. Paine
Detroit
W. A. Braunstein
Richmond
J. R. Mills
New Orleans
Walnut Hills
Liberma Thurs-day
Frank B. Wiborg
New York City
South America
Wiborg
New York
A. DeDessenffy
Fifth-Third National Bank
Austria-Hungary
Turkey
M. DeDessenffy
Global Markets End Quiet as Dividend Distributions Firm
London trading opens nervous amid Pulgarian tensions and broad selling. Turkish bonds and Ottoman stocks retreat while Paris buys much of a 2.5 million dollar gold batch. By close, prices steady with minor firming and mixed sentiment across Consols, Kaffirs, and major equities.
Butter, Eggs and Poultry Prices Across Markets
Elgin butter 27 1 2 percent with weekly sales 678000 pounds. Chicago butter 20 26 cents, eggs 22 cents for firsts, cheese mostly steady with daisies 14, twins 13, Young Americas 14. Poultry live steady. turkeys 18, chicks 11 4, springs 14. New York butter firm. receipts 5154 boxes. cheese quiet with various full cream and fancy grades. Eggs firm. Western firsts 23 to 25 cents, Western seconds 21 to 22 cents. poultry alive nominal, Western spring chickens 15 to 18 cents.
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Elgin
Chicago
Young Americas
New York
Western Factory
Western Imitation Creamery
Pennsylvania
London zinc and copper prices ease with mixed U.S. quotes
The London tin market fell with spot £135 17s 6d and futures £135 7s 6d, while copper rose in London though local markets stayed dull. Lead rose in London to £13 10s, spelter steady. American lead and spelter quoted at about $4.32–$4.65 in St. Louis as markets drift.
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New York
London
Standard Foundry
Northern
Southern
Southern Soft
ST. Louis
Oct
Coffee futures open steady on Brazilian receipts and strikes
New York October 5 coffee futures opened steady with a 5 point decline as lower French cables and Brazilian receipts followed strike settlements. Trading was quiet and the market stayed dull with small offerings. Sales totaled 3,250 bags including October at 5.55 to 5.60 and July at 5.40. Spot prices were quiet with Rio No 7.6c, Santos No 4 8%c, Cordova 9% to 12%c.
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New York
Rio No
Santos
Cordova
Wool Market Report from St. Louis Trade Desk
Wool prices show steady tone in St. Louis with medium combing and clothing at 16 to 20 cents. Light fine ranges 14 to 16 cents, heavy 12 to 14 cents, tub washed 20 to 27 cents.
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ST. Louis
Prices Firm as Dull Market Persists Across Cities
Markets show little change with Cincinnati Street Railway and Telephone shares easing slightly while Kroger second preferred stays strong. Municipal bond sales led activity. local and out of town banks compete for call loans around 4 1/2 to 5 percent. New York exchange discounts held around 15 to 35 percent.
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Cincinnati Street Railway
Kroger
Cleveland (Co
Hamilton and
Columbus
New York Exchange
Financial Securities Prices and Traction Bonds Listing
Unlisted American National Bank and various trust, savings, and stockyard issues show bid prices, ex-dividend notes, and traction bonds with figures for pref and common shares. Entries include Eagle, Fay & E, Hoover, Niles, and U.S. Lith with listed par values and recent quotes in a dense securities grid.
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Brightin
Gov Trust
First
Colum, Bank & Sav. Co
Norw
U.B
Pr.a.&b
C. CT. Ae
Niles T. Wr
Cotton Market Drops as Futures Slip on Balkan News
Spot cotton eased with Middling at 8 ½ to 8 ¾ cents and 650 spot sales plus 100 bales to arrive. Futures opened lower and closed steadier after a day of quiet trading amid political tension, with reports of strong hedging by shorts and hedge buyers. Weather remained bearish with good conditions aiding picking and ginning progress.
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Ters
Balkan States
Chloe
Coa
Slfc
Liverpool
New York
Shorts
Manchester
South
New Orleans
Houston
Uplands
Gulf
Easier Tone Prevails in Cincinnati Live Stock Market
Cincinnati market results for October 6 show cattle receipts about 2,200 with prices mostly steady to higher in places, hogs 4,128 with stronger local demand, and sheep and lambs up 15 to 25 cents as 400 head were recorded. Regional prices across Pittsburgh East Buffalo St Louis Chicago Kansas City New York and others are summarized with variances by grade and weight.
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Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
East Buffalo
ST. Louis
Chicago
Kansas
City
New York
Liverpool
London
Ander
Santos
Clover Seed Prices Listed for Futures on Octoboer
In Toledo on October 5 the market shows Clover seed futures with Cash at 5.47 and October at 0.50, December at 5.60, and March at 5.72 percent.
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Toledo
Cincinnati Markets Report October 5 1908
The Cincinnati market notes a firmer whisky and steady wheat while corn eased. Receipts light, demand limited, hay steady, and flour quiet. Reports show mixed grain prices for No 2 red winter at 1.038% and No 3 winter at 1.02% with several car lots and market listings across corn rye oats and local supplies.
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Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Northern
Fragmented OCR Item List of Weights and Names
A garbled OCR fragment lists wings tails pointers and various items with scattered numbers. It mentions birds, geese quills, butchers calves salts peppers and horse references, all with unclear context and inconsistent formatting.
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Cscecescs
Boston Mining Stocks Report From Boston Oct 5
In Boston market notes for October 5, mining shares show mixed movement. Leading names include Amalgamated 75 and Mohawk 638 with varied percentages across numerous firms such as Calumet and Hecla 680 and United Copper 11.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
Adventure
A. United Copper
United States Ing
United States Oil
Utah
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
North Butte
Butte Coalition
Nevada
Calumet
Arizona
Arizona Commercial
Greene Cansanea
Dry goods market eases in New York trading
The dry goods market was generally quiet with printers and converters fabrics showing slight activity. Yarns stayed quiet and fairly firm while dress goods remained active for spot delivery. Raw silk declined and silk piece goods sold better.
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Treasury balances report shows available funds and gold reserves
Treasury releases its daily balances showing available general fund balance of 180.203 million dollars, gold coinages and certificates totaling 38.637 million, excluding the 150 thousand dollar gold reserve as of October 5.
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Treasury
General Fund
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