Commercial Trust Company of New Jersey and Colonial Branch Network
The notice lists the Commercial Trust Company of New Jersey at 19 Exchange Place Jersey City with capital of 1,000,090 and surplus of 1,500,000 plus safe deposit vaults and interest paid on time deposits. It mentions The Trust Company of America at 37 43 Wall Street New York and colonial branches in London at 2 Broadway and 96 Gresham Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swartwout & Ee
John
Bankers
Pine St
New York Journal
Trust Co. of America
Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal
the Texas Co
Borden
Frederic H. Hatch
Railr
Unite
Broadway
W. 14Th St
the Trust Company of America
Wall St
New York
Colonial Branch
London
Erie financing and grain markets drive steady stock gains
Financial markets rose with a steady stock advance spurred by Erie financing developments. Traders weigh bond notes and exchange rates as grain prices ease on expectations of a strong wheat harvest. Bank of England gold shipments and rising reserves influence foreign exchange dynamics, while local banks gain from Sub Treasury deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Harriman
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Paris
London
Bank of England
New York Stock Exchange Trading Summary April 9 1908
Market figures from the New York Stock Exchange for Thursday April 9 1908 show varied activity across multiple securities with prices and volumes listed. The page preserves dense numeric data including percent changes and share counts for numerous issues.
Copper Market Mixed as Gold Stocks Lead Activity
Curb market activity centered on mining shares with copper stronger but less active. Goldfield Consolidated rose to 5% before closing at the opening figure and Tramps Consolidated traded 42,000 shares, finishing at 26 cents after a high of 36. Erie notes closed at 1004. The list shows varied figures across Industrial, Railroad, and Mining stocks, with many prices moving in narrow ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfield Consolidated
Tramps Consolidated
Erie
Bay State Gas
Manhattan Tr
Standard Oil
Railroad
Chic. Subway
Alaska M. Seg
Boston Copper
Fou. Butte, Coalition
Butte & N. Y
Fcobalt Central
Con. Ariz
Cr. C
Giroux Mining
Goldfield Con
G. Bend
Greene-Cananea
Greene Gold-Sil
Greene G.S. Pf
Greens Gold
Miami
Miemac Mines
M. Co
Nev
Nip. Mines_Co
Butte
Penn
Wyoming
Union Mines
United Copper
Stewart
Sup. & Pitts
Allis-Chal
Am. S
Erle
Belmont
Transactions in Bonds on the New York Stock Exchange
A detailed report of trades and bond prices at the New York Stock Exchange for Thursday April 9 1908. Includes bid and asked prices across various issues and stamps the close versus the prior day April 8. Notes the activity of copper tobacco and other commodity stocks with listed par values and totals.
Wide Range Bond and Stock Quotations Listed
The listing shows bid and asked quotations across multiple bonds and stocks with figures for last prices, percentage bids, and last values. Entries include various bonds such as Panama, Michigan, and Am. W. Co. pf, with prices ranging from modest to high and notes on erratic bid indicates market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nent Bonis
Wirliot
Ss. Qois
Long Island
Panama
Anh
C. R
Man Beach
MD. C
Orme
F.C
St. le
D. Co
J. Tel
W. Pf
P. C. Lst
P. C. 2d
Pitts
Calendar for today and dividends payable notices
Calendar for today lists dividends payable for Aurora Elgin and Chicago Railway Corn Products Refining Company on preferred Nebraska Telephone North River Fire Insurance Company Union Trust Company United Railway of St Louis on preferred Westinghouse Air Brake Company annual meeting and other corporate notices from Albany Home Telephone Co American Caramel Co and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aot
Allis-Chalmers
Allis-Chalmers Pt S
Amalgamated
Am. Agri. Chemical
Car & Ee Hale
Hide Ad
Ice Securities
S. F
Reig Rls
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Ous Fuel & Iron Pt
Colorado Southern
Southern Ist
Col
Southern
Consolidated Gas
Delaware. & Hudson
Tdistillers
Smelt
General Chemical
General Electric
Granby Consol
Great Northern Pf
G. N. Pf
G. N. Tem. c
Homestake Mining
Interborough Met
Interborough-Mlet
Mar
Town Central
Lowa
Met
Kansas City South Kansas
Louisvae
Nash
Mackay Cos
Manhattan
Mexican Central Minn
St. Louis
M & St Louis
Texas
M. Pf
N . Brake Newrk
OS Inges
St. L
H. & Hart
N. Wear & West
Iron & Steel
Iron & Steel Pt
Uthern Pacific
Ways & Light
St. 3
West
Twin City R. Transit
Union Bag & Paper
Union Pacific
United Rys
Les
Robe
Ag S
Vila
S. Steel
Vane Beas
Utah Copper
Ecccoes
Caro Hem
Atte
Westinghouse E. & M
Lake Erie
Aly
L. EB
Wisconsin Central Pl
Stirk
Albany Home Telephone Co
American
Book Co
American Caramel Co
Common
Eclipse Oil Co
International Nickel Co
Serer Northern Pacific Railroad
Aurora, Elgin & Chicago Railway
Corn Products Refining Co
Nebraska Telephone Co
North River Fire Insurance Co
Standard ‘Underground Cable Ca
Union Switch and Signal Co
Om Cor
Union Trust Co
United Railway of St. Louis
Westinghouse Air Brake Co
West Jersey & Seashore Railroad
Money and Exchange Rates on the Stock Exchange
Money on call loans hovered near 1 percent with last loans at 1 percent and time money varying from 2 to 4 percent for periods up to five months. Mercantile paper rates quoted 5.5 percent for four to six months. Clearing House shows exchanges at 174 million with balances around 6.9 million and a Treasury debit of 1.6 million. Local banks gained 1.45 million since Friday, versus 3.46 million last week. Sterling exchange firm near 4.84 dollars with various 60 to 180 day quotes. Continental bills listed for francs and reichsmarks with relative discounts and premiums for different markets including Boston and Chicago exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Clearing House
Treasury
Sterling Z
Exchange
Frances
Reichismarks
Guilders
New York
Boston
Chicago
St. Paul
St. Louis
New Orleans
Bank
SanFrancisco
Toe
Silver quotations and Mexican dollar prices
Bar silver was quoted in London at 25 3-1 4d per ounce and in New York at 51 3 4. Mexican dollars were 47 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Coffee Market Ends Steady After May Liquidation
Trade focused on May contracts with 27 500 bags moved and no price change. Brazilian receipts reached 119 000 bags at two ports while January and February figures showed a quiet market. Rio rose 75 reis while Santos held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio
Santos
Rio No
Seeecs Ss Ae de Ruge Bos Dot
Iccove E
Jvanuaty
Ccvceee
Es Ee
Vcsssascee
Ee Ps
Railroad earnings and mileage figures across multiple lines
The report compiles earnings and mileage for several railroads including Alabama Great Southern, Chicago Great Western, Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific, Detroit United, St Joseph & Grand Island, and Gulf & Ship Island. It lists fourth week March mileage, monthly gross and net figures, taxes, interest, surpluses, and year to date totals for 1906 and 1907, with totals and comparisons across companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Chicago
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Texas
Detroit United
PGE Ag Avalon
Mos
ST. Joseph & Grand Juary
Astosas
Toledo, ST. Aor
Gulf & Ship Island
Kansas City Railway
Aires
Qp. Inc
Consolidated Exchange Snapshot of Stocks and Commodities
A busy Consolidated Exchange page showing prices for copper, sugar, rail stocks, and mining equities. Notable quotes include Amalgamated Copper at 440, Sugar at Lh, with several railway and steel stocks advancing and bid-ask ranges across multiple issues.
Fragmented OCR Numerals Lacking Coherent Report
A garbled OCR stream shows numbers and letter clusters without clear context or identifiers. No discernible event, names, dates, or locations are recoverable to form a coherent news item or summary.
Baltimore Trading Turns Optimistic in Securities Market
Special to The New York Times reports a better tone in Baltimore trading with demand for high class securities rising. United Railway issues led activity with 3 percent yields advancing. Seaboard ten year bonds rose four points. Stocks and bonds show gains across Baltimore City and neighbors, including Maryland institutions and regional bonds. trading activity highlights United Ry fund 5s and Richmond Traction notes among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
New York Times
United Railway
Seaboard
Baltimore City
Sigs
City
City Bs
Georgia
Alabama
Richmond Traction
United Ry
Fite United Ry
Northern Central
Maryland
Maryland Casualty
Merchants’ Bank
Osty
I Sa
New York Times Surpasses In Financial Advertising
In early 1908 The New York Times ran over 22 percent more financial ads than any rival paper worldwide. In March the Times printed over 20 percent more financial advertising than any other newspaper and was the only New York paper to exceed its previous March level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spencer Trask & Co
New York Stock Exchange
William and Pine Streets
U. S. Steel Corporation
Chisholh & Chapman
Fifth Ave
New York City
Ever & CO
Hanover
Union Ry
B’way
7Th Ave
42Nd St
Man
St. N. Ave
E. B
Battergelst
Eighth Ave
R. R. Scrip
Brooklyvn Q. C
le Cotton Exchange
Cripple Creek Centra
E. W. Bliss Co
Fiall Sienal
National City Bank
Willard & CO
Broad St
McCurby Henderson & CO
Nasom Street
Investment
White & CO
Pine. Street
First Mortgage
Metropolitan Street Railway
Farson, Son
Chienee Stock Exchange
John AB. Wilson
D.M. Ferguson
L. B. Wilson & Co
Consolidated Stock
N. Y
N.Y
Coal CO
Siegel, Heilner & Is
N. W. Halsey & CO
New
Stment
York
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Phenix National Bank of
City of
Nassau and
Liberty Sts
Nassau Bank
Nassau and Beekman Sts
Brooklyn Trust Company
Montague Street
Fulton Stree
Brooklyn
Broadwy
Walles Manhattan
Capital &Surpluss
Nassau ST
Greene -Canane
J. Thomas Reinhardt Gana Ab
Gold Point
Iug
Ena
Cori
Rocul
Rs uOs
Ferid
oSbo
Lig Aye
Ts Iy
Albert Eeesewe
Outside Securities
Nevada
Fr City
NY City
Dahway
Bkiy
Veeon
Acaes PO
Louis & Sees
Pere Mar
Huron
Dex
Thy
Eetecasee
Mer Marine Col Trust
Eeee
Ts & M
Zu Ings
Askea Km
Chicle
Uaeveniwers
Bay State
Fae
British _Columbia Cop
Butte Coalitionm
Eeeeee
Butte- New York
Gobalt Central
Il Pe J Central Foundry
Central. Foundry
Bes
Aie
Chicago Subway
Cumberland-Ely
Davis- Daly
Dominion ‘Copper
Goldfield Daisy
Ceee
Greene
GuysenHetm
Havana
Tobacco
Havana Tobacco
International
Manhattan Transit
Standard Mining
Standard Ol
Mines Co. of America
Nevada Copper
Nevada-Utah
United Copper Pf
Yukon
Cher
Cau
Che
Chi
Pac Ryds
St L
Union Pa
UN. Pacif
Ss Steel
Jat Correspon
S of
Southa RF
Tex & Pa
Aes
Luby
ST Bees
BAO
Cass
Westingh EI & M
Ist
Conva
Vong
Adams
Am. Ag. C. DR
Syenene
A. B
Pf. A. C
Alk Hk
Am. L
Ann A
W. Leb
Des
Uy 9
Wereweeaee
Serta Aeeas
Sesvces
Fant
Ewe
City Gas
Cca
Sv Abe Det
Mac & Mar Inn
Grant
Agen Oe &Huil
H&p
It & H
St. P.M
RWG
He & Ee
Hasses
Uae
Orig
Wevas
Wai
A. “Es
Dee
Mati
Money and Exchange
Consolidated Exchange
Car & F
Locomo
sAna
Balt
Ohio
Pok
R. T
Pacific
Teather
C & Ohio
C . West
St. P.lis
el & I
Ural
Union
Atlanta
Blue Bell
Best & Rel
Fg SR Caledonia
Chollar
Cal
Potosi
Savage
Americas One
Saat
Bell Tel
Tel
Tel. & T Ev
E. H
Atchison Civence Duoya
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
River
Fitchburg
Wemeee
Northern
Jon OW
Ter
Aes Cde
Vermont & Mass
West End
New England
New. England
Ofc
Am. Ag. Chem
Massachusetts Gas Lioe &B
Mass. Gas
Swift
United Fruit
United Shoe
United Shoe Pf
Tso Eosibbe Steeh
U. S. Steel
Allouez Ae
Arcadian O
Arizona
Corbin
Jems T & Arizona
T & Hecla
North Butte
Old Colony
Old Dominion
Rhode Island
Santa Teer
Shannon
Olal
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Massachusetts
A. B. Leach & CO
New York, N. Y
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