Prices of Stocks Decline Despite Strong Support
New York September 15. The stock market showed a regulated decline despite fortified support from Harriman and Reading interests. Traders linked rallies to protective buying while Maine election and political voices weighed on sentiment. Great Northern and Northern Pacific faced weakness due to new stock issues and dividend timing amid a looser money market. Foreign exchange remained firm with higher Paris and Berlin rates as gold movement discussions continued.
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New York
Harriman Group
Reading
Standard Oil Party
Maine
Great Northern Pres
Union Pacific
E. H. Harriman
Harriman
Union Pacific Road
Harrimans
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
New York Exchange
Chicago
Ticker Talk Markets Drift on Breaks and Grain Selloff
Erie assets viewed as affordable on modest gains while London prices ease. Industrial shares may ease off as traders weigh softer demand. Wheat declines amid record Northwest crops, prompting broader sell pressure in commodities.
What Brokers Say On Market Action And Strategy
Market opened with strength but quickly weakened across sectors. Reading and Erie led early gains while broader declines followed, with Harriman issues among the few positives. Analysts cite clouded political conditions and note advice to sell into rallies and avoid non-leading stocks remains common.
Financial Closing Rates Across New York and Boston Markets
New York money on call steady at 1 1/2 percent with time loans easing. Sterling exchange firm. near term bills quoted around 4.85 to 4.85 for sixty days and 4.86 to 4.87 for demand. Government bonds steady. railroad bonds irregular. Boston quotes show call loans 2 to 3 percent, time loans up to 4 1/4 percent, and several rail and industrial issues trading with mixed bids and asks across ranges.
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New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange Firm
Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
T. Louis
New York Exchange
Visible grain supply report from New York exchange
The visible grain supplies on September 12 show Wheat at 20,823,000 bushels, up 2,015,000. Corn 2,006,000, down 60,000. Oats 5,133,000, up 1,002,000. Rye 560,000, up 229,000. Barley 2,878,000, up 1,314,000.
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New York
New York Produce Exchange
New York Bond Sales Guide Highlights Wide Range of Issues
The advertisement lists varied bond offerings and prices from WwW. B. Hutton & Co. and First National Bank Building, including railways, utilities, and corporate issues. Notable names include Reading, Am. Tob., U. S. Steel, and Wisconsin Central, with totals around 809,000 in sales and multiple 4s and 5s securities priced between 76% and 110% depending on issue.
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George Eustis & Co
Mercantile Labrary Railroads
Ber
G. Ae
Colorado
Great Northern
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Ontario & Western
Rock Island
Ee One
Scouthern Pacific One
Southern R
St L. &S . Ods
Eee
St. Paul
Toledo
5. W
Union Pacific
Wabash Ween
Etree
Wwisconsin Gentral
Ir.dustriais
Amal
Car & F
General Electric
Pacific Mail
Republic Steel
Coal & Iron
United States Steel
Union Bag & P
Western Union Co Pref
Saaevseducte
Wab. Pitts
T. 2d
Mwaese
UN. Pac. Ev
Reading
West
Pac
UN. Pac
Broadway & Th
W. M
Brooklyn
Col
Atch
Erie
Coca N.Y. City
New Cent
New
Alton
Mer
Marine de N.“Y
N. H. Ev
Siys— Cc
R. TL
Ba- Soup Cosee
S. L
Bi & Ea
Speciar
Subcommittee Fails to Agree at Grain Bureau Meeting
The Grain Bureau subcommittee of the Chamber of Commerce met yesterday but reached no agreement. The Legal Aid Society honored Attorney Frank Conant at a complimentary dinner in the Business Men's Club, noting his upcoming departure for Oklahoma. Visitors registering at the club included R Kern of Chicago H I Chamer Chicago IL R B Muir Ft. Thomas Ky Je Fe McAffee Toledo OH Colonel J B McNamara Terre Haute Carl Bloombay Philadelphia Frank C Wright Boston MA.
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Grain Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Legal Aid Society
Business Men's Club
Frank Conant
Conant
Oklahoma
R. Kern
Chicagl
H. I. Chamer
Chicago
R. B. Muir
Ft. Thomas
Je Fe McAffee
Toledo
J. B. McNamara
Tere Haute
Carl Bloombay
Philadelphia
Frank C.wright
Boston
Massachusetts
Foreign Bourses Open Weak, End Firm in Paris and Berlin
London markets showed abundant money and dull noon trade despite a $5,000,000 call. American stocks opened steady but Maine election jitters weighed on results. late New York support caused a brief uptick before settling near noon. Berlin and Paris opened weak yet closed firmer, with bourse rates and discount figures listed, including copper and steel shares and key railway issues.
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Standard Oil
Paris
Berlin
New York
Weather Bureau
New York Metal Exchange
United States
London
Stock Exchange
Maine
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
Oil, Turpentine and Rosin Market Report
Oil City reports credit balances of 1.78 with 210106 barrels in run and 229828 bushels shipped. Toledo quotes North Lima at 1.04 and South Lima Indiana at 0.99. Charleston shows turpentine steady at 35 cents and rosin across grades from 2.25 to 8.25, with window glass and water white values. Savannah records turpentine firm at 35 cents with 432 barrels sold, rosin sales 3005 barrels, stock 143289 barrels, prices up to 5.40 for N and 6.25 for water white. Wilmington notes spirits of turpentine at 34 cents, tar 1.50, crude turpentine 1.50 to 2.75.
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Oil City
Bush
Toledo
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Charleston
Savannah
Wilmington
Rosin
Available Grain Supplies Change Across Regions
Bradstreet's reports show wheat up 4,029,000 bushels in the United States and Canada, with Europe sailing 200,000 bushels down. Oats rise 1,486,000 bushels, corn declines 234,000, Manitoba leads gains 1,226,000, while Nashville drops 140,000.
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New York
Bradstreet
United States
Rockies
Canada
Europe
Manitoba
Omaha
Portland
San Antonio
Ft. Worth
Lincoln
Vicinity
Nashville
Prices Steady as Markets Report Quiet Money Flow
The day’s market notes show steady prices and fair business across exchanges. Cleveland and Cincinnati clearings top $3.7 million with New York exchange at discounts, while bonds and stocks see cautious but firmer demand amid a quiet money market.
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Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Cincinnati Street Railway
Cleveland, O
Omaha and
Council Bluffs Street Railway
Wool Market Holds Steady Amid Slight Uptick in Volume
In Boston and St. Louis, wool sentiment edges higher as weekly activity rises but remains below normal. Prices largely unchanged with domestic quotes for various fleece and combing grades listed, including Ohio Pennsylvania, Kentucky Indiana Missouri, Texas Georgia, and Georgia lake regions, reflecting firm mid-range rates.
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Boston
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Delaine
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Texas
Georgia
Lake
ST. Louis
Boston Mining Market Report Sees Wide Bid and Decline Shifts
Boston dispatch lists closing bids and changes across major mining equities. Adventure, Amalgamated, United Copper and Calumet & Arizona show notable movements while numerous others like American, Granby, Parrot and Quinas vary. Reading reflects market activity on Sept 15 with varied bid percentages and percentages cited for dozens of mining stocks.
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Boston
Sept
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Bingham
Calumet & Hecla
Centennial
Copper Range
Daly West
Franklin
Granby
Mass. Mining
Michigan
Mohawk
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrot
Quincy
Shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
United Copper
United States Min
United States Oil
Utah
Ictoria
Winona
Wolverine
North Butte
Butte Coalition
Nevada
Calumet & Arizona
Arizona Commercial
Greene Cananea
New York Dry Goods Trade Quiet Ahead of Elections
In New York on September 15 export goods to the Far East are being moved at low figures. Cotton yarns are in fair demand, while cotton goods stay quiet. Two large dress and fleece sales cleared much stock, linings attract steady orders, carpets show quiet activity, and a major producer is operating at full. Openings for spring are expected soon after the election.
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New York
Far East
New York Mining Prices Reported for September 15
New York mining prices list several stocks and bonds with offers including Alice 3.50 Br eec e .05 Brunswick Con. .06 Comstock Tunnel stock .22 Comstock Tunnel bonds .17 Con. Cal. and Va. .78 Horn Silver .50 Iron Silver 1.00 Leadville Con. .08 Little Chief .08 Mexican -60 Ontario 5.00 Ophir 1.90 Standard 1.80 Yellow Jack .40.
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New York
Brunswick
Comstock
Con. Cal
Leadville
Ontario
Treasury balances show available cash and gold holdings
Treasury balances report a cash balance of 183,863,618 in the general fund excluding the 150 million gold reserve. Gold coin and other forms total 36,179,597, with gold certificates at 28,93,820, detailing the separate gold assets and cash on hand.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Unclear securities quotes fragment prompts record
A fragmented OCR sample lists assorted stock and bond abbreviations and prices with errors. It mentions names or initials like Hoov and Niles and references shares or dividends in a jumbled format. The readable content remains insufficient for a coherent market summary.
Quiet Trade in Cincinnati Cattle Market on Sept 15 1908
Receipts and shipments show subdued activity on the second business day with little price change from yesterday. Cattle prices edge higher for Milch cows while heavy steers and cows see steady to weak demand, hogs and sheep ranges mixed with top hogs around 7.35 and lambs strong in places, regional quotes cited across East Buffalo Pittsburg St Louis Chicago New York Kansas City markets.
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Cincinnati
Bologna
Liocal
Commercial Tribune
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
ST. Louis
Lalic Tower
Chicago
New York
Texas
Kansas City
Ohio incorporations filed with Ohio secretary of state
The Ohio Secretary of State listed articles of association filed today in Columbus. Firms include The Concrete Stone and Construction Company in Cleveland with $50,000. Standard Grain and Stock Company in Cleveland with $10,000. The Gary Clothing Company in Cleveland with $10,000. Ohio Ranch Company in Columbus with $18,000. Rockell Plumbing and Electrical Company in Zanesville with $10,000. Criterion Novelty Manufacturing Company in Columbus with $25,000. Colonial Fan and Motor Company in Warren with $10,000. West Milton EB Church. First Presbyterian Church of Maumee. Williams & Rodgers Company in Cleveland with capital increase to $400,000. Defiance Printing and Engraving Company in Defiance increasing to $18,000. Names include Townsko, Cannon, Macejko, Polomsky, Ondrey. Brannon, Bourbeau, Gill, McConnell. Spanner, Campbell, Esterbrook, Steel, Miller. Sinks, Strauss.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Concrete Stone and Construction Company
Cleveland
John I. Townsko
Michael G. Cannon
George Macejko
Valentine Polomsky
Joseph Ondrey
Standard Grain and Stock Company
R. E. Brannon
J. E. Brannon
T. E. Bourbeau
R. E
A . West Milton M. EB
West Milan
First Presbyterian Church
Maumee
Whiliams & Rodgers Company
Bernard H. Sinks
M. I. Strauss
Defiance Printing and Engraving Company
Defiance
Dark tobacco futures at Louisville warehouses steady aid
Special Cable to Commercial Tribune reports Louisville warehouses sold 30 hhds of dark tobacco at 9 to 11.50 per unit while market held steady from last week. Seven rejections noted. United Dark Warehouse moved 21 hhds at 7 to 10.50 with four rejections amid fair market conditions.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
United Dark
Coffee Futures Steady After Mixed Trading in New York
The New York coffee market closed steady with small declines. Trade showed 16,000 bags changing hands including September at 5.75 to 5.80 cents, October 5.55, December 5.50, and May and July 5.50, with spot quiet and Rio and Santos grades cited among prices while Cordova remains quiet.
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New York
Rio
Santos No
Cordova
Cincinnati Wheat Market Report 1908 Prices and Sales
Cincinnati markets report steady firm tones across grains with light wheat offerings and higher corn. Spot prices show No. 2 red wheat at around 1.01 to 1.02 per bushel, No. 2 white oats near 52 cents, and hay and whisky weekly gains amid active receipts and substantial malt and timber trade notes.
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Cincinnati
Fruit and Produce Prices From Local Market Ledger
A list of wholesale prices for fruits vegetables and meats includes apples two to five dollars per barrel or box varies by grade bananas per bunch or bunches and second price beets carrots cucumbers melons cabbage lemons oranges onions new potatoes peaches pears peas string beans sugar corn squash tomatoes watermelons beef and lard with price ranges and unit measures across several regions and stores.
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D.s. Mt
Rockyford
Louisville
Messina
Palermo
Valencia
Ohio
Georgia
New York
Clover seed and alsike prices reported in Toledo market
On September 15 in Toledo the market reported Clover seed prices including cash and futures: October $5.55, December $5.6214, March $5.75, No 2 $5.35, No 3 $5.20, rejected $5.024%4. Alsike prices show Prime at $8.66.
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Toledo
Alsike
New Orleans Cotton Seed Oil Prices Report
New Orleans market update notes prime cotton seed oil at 39 cents per unit as of September 15, with traders watching demand and supply conditions amid seasonal harvest activity.
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New Orleans
Prime
Cotton futures and spot marked by mixed moves in New Orleans
Cotton markets in New Orleans, Liverpool, and New York show quiet to steady tones. Spot prices range from low ordinary to middling, with sales totaling hundreds of bales and receipts near 3,758 at New Orleans. Futures opened steady, dipped briefly, then closed near steady as traders covered on weather and export demand.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
New York
Southwest
Houston
Market Report on Eggs Butter and Poultry Prices
Kansas City reports eggs higher with fresh extras at 22 percent and current receipts 17 percent. New York notes steady butter and cheese with large receipts for pigs and eggs. Chicago confirms steady butter and cheese, with live poultry prices firm and spring chickens at 14 to 19 cents.
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Kansas City
New York
Chicago
Young Americas
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Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway Company
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