Railroads Make Better Showing Amid Market Rally
Financial review notes improved railroad earnings, easing money, and strong bond demand. It cites a 10 million dollar Philadelphia bond sale at 103 1 3, rising stock prices, and signs of cautious optimism tempered by concerns of a possible correction. New York and broader markets show a rapid 1907-style recovery with inflationary pressure and dominant bullish operators.
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Philadelphia
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Market Outlook Sees Gold Accumulation and Policy Momentum
Analysts describe growing idle funds both domestically and abroad as gold piles up in major banks due to high production and sluggish trade. With international balances favoring the U S, imports may rise this fall and stocks remain sturdy if crops stay safe and political fears stay low.
Foreign Bourses Close Higher Amid Broad Market Gains
London shares rose with a cheerful week end. Kaffir and Diamond stocks led advances while American securities steadied after holiday quiet. Con sols and major issues posted fractional gains as discounts held firm across short and three month bills. Berlin and Paris markets showed firm prices with modest discount rate changes.
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London
Stock Exchange
New York
Anaconda
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
de Beers
Denver & Rio ‘Grande
Erie
Grand Trunk
Illinois Central
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Rand Mines
Reading
Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash
Amalgamated Copper
Berlin
Paris
London Stock Exchange Week Ends Firm After Volatile Trading
Activity rose in Kaffirs and American shares then eased before finishing above the week's low. German Moroccan tensions unsettled foreign markets while Japanese bonds gained on retrenchment policy. Vermont election steadied sentiment briefly as Wall Street buying renewed, Harriman stocks led gains, and gold outflow pressured rates midweek before easing on Egypt rumor relief.
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London
Stock Exchange
Kaffirs
Germany
Wall Street
Vermont
Harriman
Southern Pacific
South America
Australia
Port Said
New York Associated Banks Report Sharp Cash and Reserve Declines
The weekly statement from the New York associated banks shows notable decreases in cash and reserve, lowering the level to the lowest since June 27. Loans and deposits rose as banks participated in the Philadelphia loan agitation and stock market bull activity, while shipments to Canada reduced cash. Compared with the year’s highest surplus, averages fell by 3.5 million and actual conditions by 12 million, with further reductions totaling 14 million after adjusting for public funds.
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New York
Canada
Philadelphia
Stock Exchange
Cotton market steady in Liverpool as prices hold
Liverpool reports spot cotton quiet with unchanged quotes led by American mid dling fair at 5.81 pence per pound and good middling at 5.45. Daily sales reach 5 000 bales with 200 for speculation and export and 4 400 American. futures open steady and close steady with varied pairings through April.
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Liverpool
Financial Report Markets and Exchange Rates
Financial news from New York notes prime mercantile paper at 4 1/4 to 4 1/2 percent. Sterling exchange steady with bankers’ bills at 484.60 to 484.65 for sixty days and 486.95 to 487.10 for demand. Commercial bills at 484 to 484 4. Bar silver at 51.5 cents, Mexican dollars at 45 cents.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange Normal
Ohio Incorporations Filed in Columbus Tuesday List
The Ohio Secretary of State recorded articles of association for several firms and groups. Inderhees Trarbach Paint and Glass Company in Cincinnati with $15,000 in capital. Waverly Athletic Club in Cincinnati. Salem Concrete Manufacturing Company in Salem with $20,000. Italian Citizens' Labor Club in Sweedstown. Hungarian Presbyterian Church in Columbus. Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church in Greenville.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Inderhees
Salem
Italian Citizens’ Labor Club
Sweedstown
Hungarian Presbyterian Church
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Greenville
Wool price notes in St. Louis market report
Wool prices steady in St. Louis with medium combing and clothing at 19 to 20 1/2 cents, light fine 16 1/2 cents, heavy fine 11 to 12 cents, tub washed 20 to 27 cents.
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ST. Louis
finanical and personal notes from a regional paper
S Roth returned home yesterday after a two weeks vacation in New York City. Rahn Carpenter Company will move from Spring Grove avenue to Richmond Indiana and install in a new plant by year’s start. Will L Finch secretary of the Industrial Bureau and his family attended a Finch family reunion at Frank R Finch’s home in Indian Hill, with thirty five attendees.
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S. Roth
New York City
Rahn-Carpenter Company
Spring Grove Avenue
Richmond
Ind
Will L. Finch
Industrial Bureau
Finch
Frank R. Finch
Indian Hill
Clearing House Banks Report Surplus Declines in Reserve
New York September 5 The weekly Clearing House banks show a surplus of 59 644 950 under the 25 percent reserve rule, down 5 714 025 from last week. Totals include loans 1 300 731 000 deposits 1 402 641 400 circulation 54 723 408 legal tenders 81 218 800 specie 329 086 500 with reserve required 350 660 350 and ex United States deposits 61 956 675.
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New York
United States
Clearing House
Greater
Manchester Cloth Market Shows Steady Week Amidlower Trade
The Manchester cloth market ended the week with steadier inquiry but sales still below average. India requests lighter cloths at steadier prices while China demand stayed weak due to producer concessions. Mediterranean and South American buyers supported activity as Japan purchased miscellaneous items. Yarns sold more freely while lower grade American goods drew home trade attention. Egyptian grades remained quiet.
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Manchester
India
China
Japan
Yanns
Butter, Eggs and Cheese Prices Across Cities
Market notes from Elgin Chicago and New York show butter steady to firm with creameries at 18% to 19% cents, eggs firm with firsts at 20 cents, cheese steady with various daisies and twins quotations, poultry prices ranging from 10 to 16 cents for live birds and 12 to 19 cents for dressed stock, with regional receipts and weekly totals.
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Chicago
New York
Dry goods market steady as linens gain demand
New York reports a quiet day in the dry goods market with broader demand for linens and improved spring cottons. Burlaps weakened, jobbing market steady for prompt delivery, cotton yarns in better demand at lower prices and slight uptick in cotton yarn business.
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New York
New York Port Trade Totals for Week Ended August 29
Imports of merchandise and dry goods at the port of New York for the week ending August 29 valued at 12,688,614 dollars. Imports of specie for the port for the week ending today totaled 62,046 silver and 305,049 gold. Exports of specie for the port for the week ending today were 780,585 silver and 400 gold.
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New York
Port of
Turpentine and rosin markets across ports steady to firm
Charleston Savannah Wilmington and Oil City report mixed activity for turpentine rosin and related products. Prices hold steady with firm rosin and note varied receipts shipments and stock levels across markets including A to N grade rosin and window glass and water white values. Oil City cites credit balances and large crude barrels. Toledo lists Lima oil prices for North Lima and South Lima and Indiana.
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Charleston
Savannah
Wilmington
Oil City
Toledo
North
Lima
South
Indiana
Markets Quiet Across Commodities on Holiday
New York September 5 all exchanges closed for holiday with leather wool rosin turpentine rice and Molasses markets quiet and activity minimal across sectors.
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New York
Market Brief Noted Gold Prices Slip Steady
In St Louis on September 5 the lead price anchored at 4.45 and spelter at 4.65 per unit, reflecting a steady metals market.
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ST. Louis
Wheat Market Notes Clover and Alsike Seed Prices
In Toledo on September 5 prices for clover seed show Prime $5.85 for September and $5.90 for October, $5.97 for December and $5.55 for March. Alsike seed lists Prime $8.65.
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Toledo
Strikers Destroy Minkmiens Teams New York
Striking teamsters attacked a milk wagon in West 97th Street after damaging a horse and harness and spilling milk into the gutter. The Sheffield Field Farms Dairy Company driver was beaten and one man hospitalized. Other wagons were captured as hundreds of gallons were spilled amid a citywide disruption.
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New York
Sheffield Farms Dairy Company
West Ninety Seventh Street
Sheffield
Teamsters’ Union
Stock Market Report From Cincinnati Chicago St Louis Opens Week
Bank clearings rise in Cincinnati and Chicago extend gains while St Louis shows robust money demand. Municipal bonds strong with Telephone stock leading gains. New York exchange and government bond quotes feature across the market as traders await open Tuesday session.
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Cincinnati
New York Exchange
Wheat Profit Taking Weakens Markets Ahead of Holiday
Chicago on September 5 reports profit selling weakens wheat with prices near session lows. Large Northwest movement and record Minnesota Duluth receipts drive declines as corn oats and provisions follow suit. Total clearances are strong while cash premiums hold, and future arrivals loom large with Monday estimates.
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Chicago
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Markets Report Prices Across Regions for Grains and Provisions
St Louis price bullets show flour ranges from 4.40 to 4.75 for red winter patents and 3.90 to 4.35 for extra fancy to straight. Timothy seed at 2.50 to 3.40. corn meal 3.80. hay, bran, hog products and lard cited with steady or higher moves. Toledo Baltimore Milwaukee and Duluth notes list cash and future wheat routes, barley and flax on track, oats, and Minneapolis flour grades with patent and clear classifications. Receipts and shipments for flour, wheat, corn noted in St Louis.
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ST. Louis
East Track
Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Special
Dispatch
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Duluth
Cattle Receipts Heavy Amid Large Cincinnati Supply
Cincinnati dispatch reports heavy cattle receipts with a substantial supply in Cincinnati Ohio as of September 5 1908 despite a break in prices. Shipments and market activity reflect ample offerings and ongoing demand in the region.
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Cincinnati
Cattle and Hog Market Report Features Mixed Week Results
The week shows receipts and prices across regions with cattle and hogs fluctuating. Northern markets report steady to weaker cattle values while hogs rise modestly. sheep and lambs slip from last week amid mixed demand. Key figures include steers around 4.75 to 5.75, hogs near 7.00, and calves steady, with regional variations in Buffalo Chicago and New York reports.
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Nia
Nivaree Bish & Cé
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
East Buffalo
ST. Louis
Chicago
New York
Kkansas City
Texas
Powers await Franco-Spanish note before action on Mulai Hafid
Paris reports from diplomats say the powers will wait for the Franco-Spanish note on the Moroccan situation before acting on Germany's communication recognizing Mulai Hafid as the legitimate Sultan.
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Paris
Germany
Mulai Hafid
Jefferson County Democrats Nominate Local Slates for Sheriff and Officials
In Madison Indiana on September 5 the Jefferson County Democratic Party nominated Andrew Rea for Representative Melvin King for Sheriff John Brandon for Clerk Mat Rohrman for Treasurer B W Noell for Surveyor E R Tevis for Coroner Frank McKay and Ed Jeffries for Commissioners At the judicial convention for Jefferson and Switzerland Counties Hiram Francisco was nominated for Judge and Simon Leland for Prosecutor.
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Commercial Tribune
Madison
Ind
Jefferson County
Democrats
Andrew Rea
Melvin King
John. Brandon
Mat Rohrman
B. W. Noell
E. R. Tevis
Frank McKay
Ed Jeffries
Jefferson and
Switzerland
Hiram Francisco
Simon Leland
Glasgow Bread Riot Fears Thresholds as Prince Arthur Attends Review
Glasgow faced bread riot threats for two days and a large demonstration by Socialists and unemployed during a Boys' Brigade review for Prince Arthur of Connaught. Police included an infantry guard as 5,000 malcontents booed and shouted revolutionary songs amid rain.
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Glasgow
Prince Arthur of
Montana Thain Collision Claims Three Dead Run
A head on crash near Paradise Montana involving Northern Pacific passenger train No 5 and a freight train kills all four crew members and five unknown tramps. An immediate investigation is ordered after a misdelivered order at Perma.
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Missoula
Ment
Northern Pacific
Paradise
Here
Mitchell
Perma
Ohio Boy Suffers Fatal Self Inflicted Injury
James Culbertson, four year old son of William Culbertson of Blue Ball in Hamilton County Ohio, died this morning in a tragic accident when he picked up a public safety item from a dresser and struck his forehead. His sister called to him moments earlier but could not reach him in time. Coroner Schumacher was notified.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
James
William Culbertson
Blue Ball
Schumacher
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Hamilton County Bonds
Elizabeth Bridge
Big Miami
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Unity Law
Traction ST KS
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Fay & E.com
Hoov-O-R
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Ismiitite Co
Prime Investment Pee
S. Kuhn & Sons, Bankers
East Third ST
Kroger Grocery and Baking Co
Kroger
Claude Ashbrook
Weil, Roth & CO
East Fourth Street
The
Southern Ohio Savings Bank
Main ST
Phoenix
Columbus Gas and Fuel Company
G. C. Scott
Abraham Wildberg
Eva E. Wildberg
Abraham
Connaught
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