Wall Street Bets on Election Result Boosts Trading
In New York on October 21 brokers maintained aggressive stock buying with volume rising toward today. The market concentrated on Harriman Pacifics Reading Hill copper stocks and United States Steel as exchanges swelled with emphasis on anticipated post election demand. Trading favored insiders and large operators as calls for early London orders rose and profits from rail and Pacific Coast extension plays were discussed.
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New York
Harriman Pacifics
St. Paul
Reading
United States Steel
London
Southern Pacific
Northern Pacific
Pacific Coast
Stock Exchange
United States
TICKER TALK Harrimans lead as markets rise
London shares advance with Harriman interests showing strength. Pennsylvania Railroad seeks 150000 tons of steel rails and 1000 cars. Steel earnings for 1908 expected near 90000000 with third quarter around 25000000. Chicago and Alton in October second week reports 298943, down 33508. From July 1 total 3885715, down 16237. Lloyds trim insurance premiums on Bryan election to betting 9 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Lloyds
Bryan
Brokers Comment on Market Plays and Profit-Taking
The piece quotes Roberts, Hall & Cripps and W. E. Hutton & Co noting dispositions to discount election results and lock in profits amid a buoyant market. It cites continued market strength with several leading stocks at yearly highs and hints at further upside, balanced by advice to take profits on sharp advances.
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Wall Street
W. E. Hutton & Co
Mining stock prices report from TON market page
Adventure 714 Allouez 37 Amalgamated 78 percent Atlantic 18 percent Calumet and Hecla 663 Centennial 35 Copper Range 7444 Daly-West 98 Franklin 12 percent Granby 99 Isle Royale .234 Massachusetts Mining 5 percent Michigan 14 percent Mohawk 144 percent Montana Coal and Coke 40c Old Dominion 9 percent Osceola 117 percent Parrot 28 percent Quincy 93 Shannon 15 percent Tamarack 72 percent Trinity 17 percent United Copper 10 percent United States Mining 40 percent United States Oil 25 percent Utah 40 percent Victor Winona 54 percent Wolverine 141 percent North Butte 54 percent Bute Coalition 26 percent Nevada 16 percent Calumet and Arizona 119 Arizona Commercial 54 percent Green Cananea 104 percent.
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Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Calumet and
Hecla
Centennial
Copper Range
Daly-West
Franklin
Granby
Isle Royale
Massachusetts Mining
Michigan
Mohawk
Montana Coal and Coke
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrot
Quincy
Shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
United Copper
United States Mining
United States Oil
Utah
Victor
Winona
Wolverine
North Butte
Bute Coalition
Nevada
Arizona
Arizona Commercial
Green Cananea
New York Bond Sales Aggregate Large Totals
The page lists broad bond sales figures from New York, detailing offerings from AT&T, American Tobacco, Atchison groups, Erie, Interboro, Reading, and many rail and utility issues. Totals show multiple 100% and near 100% bids with numerous 1,000 to 50,000 par amounts and varying yields across issuers.
Business Men's Club hears experts on psychology and banking
Visitors registered in the Business Men's Club yesterday include C. T. Ayres and R. F. Prime among others. B B Breeze spoke on psychology of advertising at Schuler's cafe. quarterly meeting planned for Grand Hotel next Tuesday. Monte J. Goble critiqued Guarantee Bank Deposits and Postal Savings Banks as risky. Edward Selter explained Clearing House workings. Schmidlapp memorial fund board to meet Monday to decide beneficiary grants. Six young women to be announced as recipients for educational support by Dr. Elizabeth Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Breeze
Advertisers' Club
Schuler
Grand Hotel
Monte J. Goble
Office Men’s Club
Schmidlapp Memorial Fund
Union Trust
Elizabeth Campbell
Iron and pig iron trades move in various districts
New York reports ongoing iron trades with large basic pig deals in Pittsburg and a 6000 ton monthly contract for a steel plant. East markets see quotations under 15 dollars retreating, 10000 ton inquiries, Southern pig sales rise in St Louis, and over 10000 tons of low phosphorus pig sold to steel makers at 20 dollars. Southern producers hold prices. wire industry remains strong. St Paul Road orders 2500 new freight cars needing 7000 tons. Lake boat ordered for Cleveland project uses 3000 tons of plates and shapes. New Jersey cast iron pipe demand not turning to serious purchases. pipe makers seek 60 percent price hikes.
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New York
Pittsburg
St. Louis
St. Paul Road
Cleveland
Toledo
New Jersey
Foreign Bourses Steady After Mixed U.S. Gains
On Oct 21 Gondon markets showed quiet inquiry with meager trading as near Eastern tensions weighed. American shares led activity with Harriman issues and U S Steel firming after New York support, while copper and other issues edged higher on favorable trade signals.
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Gonbon
Stock Exchange
Harriman
United States Steel
New York
Anaconda
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Rand Mines
Reading
Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Wabash
Amalgamated Copper
Money Rates and Bonds in New York and Boston Markets
New York money on call steady at 1 1/2 percent with a 1 percent ruling rate. Time loans steady. sixty days 2 3/4 percent, ninety days 3 1/2 percent, six months 3 3/4 percent. Sterling exchange firm. bankers' bills 484.90 to 485 for sixty-day and 486.55 for demand. Government and railroad bonds steady to firm. Boston money and bonds show similar firmness with various issues and equities quoted, including Atchison and Boston lines amid mixed private and public issues.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Boston
Call Jpany
Atchisom Adj
Atchison
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Boston Elevated
N. Y
Pacific
American Arge. Chemical
American Sugar
American Woolen
Dominion Iron and Steel
Edison Electric Illuminating
General Electric
Massachusetts Electric
Massachusetts Gas
United Fruit
United Shoe Machine
United States Steel
Market Report Butter Eggs Cheese and Poultry Prices
Kansas City and New York report firm to steady butter and eggs with varied receipts. Cheese mostly unchanged. poultry prices show weak dressed demand for Western spring chickens and turkeys. Chicago notes creameries up to 26c for butter and steady egg and cheese quotes with live poultry prices listed.
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Kansas City
New York
Chicago
Coffee futures open steady as market nervous on French slump
The New York coffee market opened steady to down 5 points with nervous trade after a sharp French spot break. Volume reached 14,259 bags with near months supported by long interests, closures steady to 5 points lower. Spot Rio 7 6c, Santos 4 8 ½c, mild Cordova 9 to 12 ½c.
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New York
Rio
Santos No
Cordova
Market Notes on Fabrics and Ready Goods Demand
Regular print cloths sell at 3 and a half cents with a small advance. Spot goods for printers use are scarce. Brown cottons and denims show firmer trends and steadier demand. Silk skein dyed goods quiet, piece dyed goods active for spot delivery. Primary market strong for ladies and mens sweaters. Cotton yarns steady with rising inquiries.
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New York
Market Prices for Various Mines and Stocks
New York shows quotes for Alice 3.50, Breece .05, Brunswick Con. .07, Comstock Tunnel stock .21, do bonds .10, Conn Cal and Va. 65, Horn Silver .80, Tron Silver .90, Leadville Con. .05, Little Chief .08, Mexican .58, Ontario 50, Ophir 1.75, Standard 1.75, Yellow Jacket .50.
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New York
Brunswick
Comstock Tunnel
Con. Cal
Leadville
Little Chief
Ontario
Seeds in Toledo Market Show Clover and Alsike Prices
Clover seed quotes in Toledo on October 21 list cash 4.77 percent with futures for October 4.95 December 5.02 and March 5.15. No 2 at 4.62 and No 3 at 4.45 with rejected at 4.30. Alsike seed price noted as 78.80 in plain text.
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Toledo
Wool firm medium gradés combing and clothing items
In St. Louis on October 21 a Wool firm lists textile grades and styles including medium gradés combing and clothing 16a20c, light fine lealétge, heavy fine ilal2e, and tub washed Walic.
Cotton Seed Oil Market Update
Cotton seed oil prices show new prime refined 2 in market notes dated Oct 21. Trading activity appears light with buyers watching refining costs and supply shifts affecting next steps.
Market Displays Some Strength in Local Trading
Financial brief from Cincinnati and Chicago notes clearings for the day and money market activity. Industrial shares lead gains with Fleischmann preferred and Kroger issues active. municipals in demand and several Cincinnati bonds reported at premiums.
Securities listing with mixed bank and bond entries
A dense catalog of securities including banks trusts rail and traction bonds, insurance and savings notes, city and national banks, Norwest and Canadian mentions, and several listed prices and percentages. The fragment reads like a broker listing with various entities and price quotes without a clear narrative.
Cotton futures steady as market absorbs labor talk and weather
New Orleans and New York spot markets held steady with mid prices around 8 5 16 to 10 1 8 cents. Receipts totaled 12 405 bales in New Orleans with 131 629 bales stocks. in New York sales reached about 225 000 bales with futures closing near steady and mixed moves across positions.
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New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma
Liverpool
Wall Street
T S
Houston
Uplands
Gulf
Vast Improvement in National Bank Condition Seen
Washington reports from 6 853 national banks show loans and deposits rising from 4 222 353 647 to 4 750 612 731 since February 1908, a gain of about 328 million in seven months. Resources increased by 631 million while paid in capital rose nearly 20 million and surplus about 11 million.
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Washington
Treasury
Oil and Turpentine Prices in Multiple Cities Reported
Market notices from Toledo Wilmington Oil City Charleston Savannah list current prices for oil turpentine rosin and related products with receipts shipments and balances. Prices vary by grade from 34 percent turpentine to high end rosin at over 5 dollars per barrel and gallon equivalents.
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Toledo
Lima
Indiana
Wilmington
Oil City
Charleston
C. Rosin
Savannah
Rosin
Burley Breaks Trading Shows Mixed Prices and Heavy Rejections
Trading on the local breaks yesterday yielded good demand and fair prices but heavy rejections. Offerings were limited to 77 bhds as brokers waited for better quotations. Farmers and Shippers Warehouse reported 66 hhds with prices from 5.50 to 19.25 and Bodmann Warehouse 11 hhds ranging from 12.50 to 17.75. Recap totals show 29 at 12.00 to 14.75 and 26 at 15.00 to 19.25 with other bands.
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Bodmann
Metals markets in London and New York trade update
London tin gains lift futures while copper and lead show modest moves. Local New York prices stay firm for tin and mixed for copper and spelter with dull demand and unchanged iron ore quotes across the board.
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New York
London
Standard
Cleveland
Foundry Northern
Southern
Southern Soft
Savoy Amusement Company Formed in Cleveland
Ohio filing reveals Savoy Amusement Company in Cleveland with $10,000 capital, directors William J. Benedict, Walter C. De Witt, Allan T. Brinsmade, Thomas K. Mackall and Frank E. Minter. Bakers and Confectioners Mutual Fire Insurance Company in Cincinnati lists Simon Hubig, Frank L. Pfaff, Ben S. Weil, Louis H. Schweer and C. Carter. A. & H. Wildberg Company of Cincinnati files amendment to capital stock.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Savoy Amusement Company
Cleveland
William J. Benedict
Walter C. de Witt
Allan T. Brinsmade
Thomas K. Mackall
Frank E. Minter
Bakers
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Cincinnati
Simon Hubig
Frank L. Pfaff
Ben S. Weil
Louis H. Schwee
Treasury Balance in General Fund Reported
Treasury balances in the general fund shown for October 21 include coin and bullion totaling 41,690,204 dollars and gold holdings around 13,140,000 dollars. The report outlines the day’s assets held in coin bullion and gold ذخ.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Cate
Markets in Cincinnati October 21 Wheat and Corn Prices
Cincinnati markets report No. 1 Northern wheat at 1.03, No. 2 red 1.02, No. 3 red 1.00, corn No. 3 yellow 76 1 4c, oats No. 2 white 61c, rye No. 2 79c. Prices mix, receipts steady. whisky firm, flour prices varied with spring and winter patent ranges. Grain inspections list diverse car and barrel counts for wheat corn oats rye hay and more.
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Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Northern
Fruit and Produce Prices At Local Market Summary
A market list shows fruits and vegetables with varied per unit and per crate prices. Items include apples at 3.75 per barrel, bananas by bunches, cucumbers 1.50 to 1.75 per crate, cabbage around 1.50 to 1.76 per barrel, cranberries 2.50, lemons and oranges priced per box, onions and potatoes per unit, peaches Georgia at 1.10 per box, pears 4.60 to 5 per barrel, beans and squash by bush, and tomatoes 1.25 to 1.50 per bushel. Additional lines mention gasoline, white/red lead, and dairy items in brief, indicating a broad commodities listing.
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Louisville
Messina
Palermo
Florida
Georgia
Hester Stands in Ohio Divorce Case
Clifford Hester of Mack Camp Elana Washington named in Hamilton County Ohio Common Pleas Court case 141,247 filed by Catherine Hester for divorce and alimony. Hearing set on and after December 7 198. Bates and Meyer represent the plaintiff.
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Clifford Hester
Mack Camp
Elana
Washington
Catherine Hester
Common Pleas Court
Hamilton County
Ohio
Bates & Meyer
Plaintiff
Executrix Appointed for Joseph L Marty Estate
Elizabeth Marty has been duly appointed and qualified as executrix of the estate of Joseph L Marty late of Hamilton County Ohio. Dated Cincinnati October 7 198. Executrix A B R Attorney 7 3 9 Bavaria Building corner Court and Walnut streets Cincinnati Ohio.
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Joseph L. Marty
Hamilton County
Ohio
Cincinnati
Elizabeth Marty
Bavaria
Court
Walnut Streets
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Main St
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Coal
California
Bushel
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Burley
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