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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1908
Page
10
Money Market Improves Showing Banks Return to Cash Basis
Following a strong bank statement, money market conditions show progress toward normal with lower call rates and time money as low as 6 percent for short maturities. Banks at other centers ease restrictions, signaling growing ability to meet cash demands, while stock prices rise on improved liquidity and short-covering momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shorts
Northern Pacific
New York Stock Exchange Quiet on Monday Trading
Stock market notes show mixed activity at the New York Stock Exchange with total sales for January 6, 1908 listed and various listings for major corporations. The report highlights closing prices, highs and lows, and notable movements across railroads and industrials with emphasis on prominent names like Amalgamated Cop and American Can amid broader sector volatility.
Outside Securities Show Renewed Interest in Stocks
Traders in the curb market push prices higher after a cautious start as renewed interest lifts several issues. Furnace Creek Copper attracts heavy activity with 19,000 shares traded from 82 to 35 cents, closing near the day’s low amid overall uneven gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furnace Creek Copper
Ab 5
John W. Gates
Imperial Jap Gov Bonds and Market Quotes Mixed
The page lists Imperial Japanese Government 4 percent bonds, city and industrial issues, and a range of bond and stock quotations. It notes bid and asked prices, various traded volumes, and closing figures across railroad, mining, and utility securities with multiple named issuers and market movements.
Unclear figures: sales totals and dates in archival snippet
The readable lines show total sales figures for January and year totals, with dates like January 6 11998 and periods comparing to the previous year. The fragmentary data suggests a financial summary or earnings report with large dollar amounts and year-over-year comparisons.
STOC to Tit New 6 The National
The fragmented text references a National event or title in early publication style. Readable elements are scarce. the item appears to be a brief sports or record note with minimal context and no clear names, dates, or outcomes.
MARK York Tim weekly sta ranks of B
The report lists weekly standings for Mark York and Tim in the B division. It notes rankings across multiple segments and highlights recent movement, with emphasis on top performers and emerging contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Erie Railroad Repaire Locomotive Under New Contract
The Erie Railroad said it will repair one locomotive daily under a contract with the American Locomotive Company starting Jan 14. This follows a December agreement with Baldwin Locomotive Works and a current rate of about ten locomotives weekly from its shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Erie Railroad
American Locomotive Company
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Calendar for today dividend payables list shown
A fragmentary calendar entry lists payments and meetings for Shawinigan Water Co. La F. Goodrich Co. E L Brady Co. Federal Lumber Fleischmann Realty and Co. Lake Superior Corp. Metropolitan Bank Roosevelt Realty and Construction Standard Cordage Co. Action Co. with multiple entities and unspecified dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payabi Shawinigan Water Co
Lb. F. Goodrich Co
E. L. Brady
Federal Lumber Co
Fleischmann Realty and
Coas Lake Superior Corporation
Metropolitan Bank
Roosevelt Realty and Constru Standard Cordage Co
Money on Call and Exchange Rates on the Stock Exchange
Money on call loans hovered around 6 percent with recent loans at 5 to 6 percent. Time money ranged 6 percent for sixty days 6 1 4 percent for ninety days and 6 percent for four months. Mercantile paper near 8 1 2 percent for four to six months indorsed bills receivable. Clearing House shows exchanges 161 485 208 balance 6 368 744. Sterling exchange eased with quotes around 4556 and 481 for sixty days. Exchange on New York at 20c discount Chicago 40c premium and New Orleans par bank $1 premium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Mercantile Paper
Clearing House
Exchanges
Treasury
Sterling Exchange
Rane
Lus Forei Jlamaree
Suilders
New-York
Estone
Chicago
St. Paul
Louis
New Orleans
Commercial
Francisco
Silver quotations and Mexican dollars report
Bar silver was quoted in London at 25 13 16d per ounce and in New York at a placeholder rate. Mexican dollars were listed with a placeholder value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Reading Leads Local Markets in Busy Trading Day
Philadelphia market summary shows Reading as leader with Lehigh Valley lagging at a net gait of four fourths percent. Tractions and Tonopahs hold steady while United Gas Improvement pulls back after an early rise amid mixed stock movements and notable activity in Amalgamated Copper and Lehigh Valley listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Reading
Lehigh Valley
United Gas Improvement
Amalgamated
Rvs
Jeecerebece SG
Bell Telep
Yloria Steel
Alas
Lake S. Corp
Phila. BR. Tossesesgsscd
Lehigh Navigation
Lehigh -Nav.te
Pennsylvania
Phila. Co. Sete
Phila. Co. Pt
Phila
Cj.c
Pacific
Tonopah Belmont
Tonopah Mining
Union Pacific
Union Trac
United Cos
N Za
Eest US Steel DE
Neater Ae
Jersey & Seashore
Westmoreland Coal
Financial notes and leadership changes in New York markets
The New York Produce Exchange National Bank paid its semi annual 4 percent dividend on October 15 due to a misprint in The Times showing April 15. R A Swain retires from Biddle Co with business to be continued by Mr Biddle. Byrne McDonnell reform partnership after death of Peter McDonnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York Times
Stoday
Chicago Telephone
Swift
Can Preferred
American Can
Cossseees
Chicago Subway
Commonwealth Edison
Illinois Brick
National Biscuit
National Biscuit Pf
National Carbon
Quaker Oats
South Side Elevated
Sears-Roebuck Pf
Swift & Co
BOM
United Box Board
New York Produce Exchange National Bank
Times
R. A. Swain
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Biddle & Co
Broad Street
Biddle
the Stock Exchange
Wabash Railroad Company
United States Mortgage & Trust Company
New York Stock Exchange
Hst
Brooklyn, Queens ‘County & Suburban Railroad Company
Brooklyn City Railroad Company
First Consolidated
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
London_,Stock, Exchange
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Shawinigan Water & Power Company Futher
Consolidated
Eadh
New York Motor Cab Company, Ltd
Peter McDonnell
Stock Exchange
Byrne & McDonnell
Joseph M. Byrne
James F. McDonnell
Robert E. McDonnell
Consolidated Exchange Mixed Stocks and Mining Listings
Swift & Company reports indicate New York beef sales for the week ending Jan 4 averaged 7.88 cents per pound. The Consolidated Exchange shows diverse readings across copper, cotton, sugar, and railroad stocks with notable values in Amalgamated Copper and Anaconda holdings alongside robust mining shares and option activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Company
New York City
Trading in Baltimore Prices Firmer on Rail Issues
Trading was slow with generally firmer prices in Baltimore stocks and bonds. United Railways issues led the advance, with Consolidated 48 and incomes rising. Close steady. sales: shares 136, bonds $37,000. Notable bids include Virginia Cent 3s, Raleigh & Gaston, West Virginia Cent, Metropolitan Ry, United Ry, and other local rail and insurance stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
New York Times
United Railways
wPaAnnc
Ewvataw
Virginia
Raleigh & Gaston
Treasury balances and receipts in Washington report
National banknotes received today for redemption 808 304 dollars. Internal revenue receipts 1 282 831 dollars. Customs 696 dollars. Miscellaneous 285 350 dollars. Expenditures 2 610 000 dollars. Reserve fund gold 150 million. Trust funds to redeem outstanding certificates 771 492 869 dollars in gold coin 471 576 000 silver dollars 5 478 000 additional silver dollars. Deposits in national banks 4 253 awaiting reimbursement 0 current liabilities 1 948 446 869 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington
Caseeeeeseaersenseesens Sd General Fun OY Joo Ete Weneeeveetioesa
London copper and metals rise in market reports
London market shows copper spot and futures up sixpence from Friday. Pig tin closes higher with spot and futures gains. Lead eases slightly while spelter opens higher. Iron warrants hold at standard foundry and Middlesbrough levels. New York Metal Exchange bids and asks shift for copper and other metals from Friday to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Standard Foundry
Middlesborough
New York Metal Exchange
Lake
Sager Re-elected President of Chicago Board of Trade
Hiram N. Sager was re-elected President and James Bradle was elected Second Vice President at the Chicago Board of Trade annual meeting held today in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Hiram N. Sager
James Bradlé
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N. W. Harris & CO
Clement &Smith
Nassau Street
Schmidt & Gallatin
Stock Exchange Il
Broadway, N. Y
Farson, Son & CO
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Pine ST
Bertron, Storrs
Griscom
Wall Street
L.lyons & 60
Trac Ae. Yil’s Stock Exchange
Spain
Plaatliron
Louisville
Keller Building
WAN U
Mexico
International Silver Boden’s Condensed
Brooklyn
Gerold
Sted
Common
Milk
Banfield
Broad ST
Carpenter
William
New York Stock and
Baggot & Co
Dominick & Dominick Bankers
Broadway
Cortlandt
Simon Borg & CO Bankers
Nassau St
Investment Securities
Brown Brothers & CO
Boston & Baltimor
L. B. Wilson
D. M. Ferguson
L. B. Wilson & CO
Consolidated Stock Exchange of
N. Y
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Frank L. Scheffey
Cort
Day
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Allise Chalmers
Amalgamated Cop
Am. Agricul. Chem
Am. Agricul
Amer
Car.& Foundry
Amér
Steel Four
Plese
Amer. Teh & Tel
Amer. Tobacco Pt
Atch
Top
S. F
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FB. Pt
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Balaklala Copper
Brook
Rapid’ Transit
Brooklyn Pinion Gas
Brunswick City
Canadian Pacific
Canadian Pac
Central Leather Co
Central R. R. of .N. J
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great West
Chi. Gt. West
Gt. West
Mil
St. P
St.p
M. & St.P.pf
Tang
Chicago & Northwest
Union Tract
St. L
Colorado Fuel & ‘Iron
Colorado Southern
Col South
Colum. & Hock. C.& L
Col. South
Consolidated Gas
Delaware & Hudson
del, Lack, & West
Denver & Rio Grande
Den
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Distillers’ Securities
Dal
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Fed
Ainait
General Electric
Great Northern
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Illinois Central
Interborough Met
Mariners International Paper
KK. C
Kansas City South
Lake Erie & Western
Louisville & Nash
Mackay Cos
Nat. Biscuit Co. Pt
National Lead Co
National Lead Co. Erst. R. R
Ihe
Sie
Outside Securities
Ttsburg Coal
Eee
Ittsburg Coal
Ress-D Steel
Eovs Sima Cc
Uicksilver Defecne
Vway
Ceeeeseee
Newhouse M
New York Air Brake
York Central
N. H. & Hart
Ni H. & Harts
West
Arfolk & Western
American
Cific Mail
Ansylvania R. R
Ople's Gas
P. Iron & Steel
P. Iron & Steel Pt
Ck Island Co
Southern Pacific
South
R’ Way
Texas & Pacific
Texas Pac
Third Avenue
United Rys
U. S
U. So Express
U. S. Rubber
Southern Roway
Tr S Steel
S. Steel
Tee
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Western Union Tel
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Wheel
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Wisconsin Central
Cevsesweescersers
Omstock Coudh
SAP
Imprl
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Brown Bros & Co
Ouis
Bay State Gas
Consol
Manhat
Tran
Standard Oil
Alaska
Boston
Butte
Butte & 23
Ely Ce
Florence
Giroux
Greene Co
Greene Guold
Greene Gold
Greene G.S
Gug. Ex. Co
Hanson Con
Mining
Jumbo
King Edward
McKinley-Dar
Micmac
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Mitchell
Nev. Co
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Tintie
Union Mines
United Copper
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Boston Copper British Col
Butte Coalitior
New Yo Cobalt Central
Ek Central Foundry
Central Foundry
Chieses Subway
Baune Pope Sone
Anomias
Greene
Ty Greenie
Guggenheim Exp
Hansen
Havana Tobacco
Son. C
International Salt
Manhattan Transit
McKinley-Darragh
Micmac Miner
Mines Co. of America
Mitchell Mining
el Nevada
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Otis
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Acacia
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Findlay
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WGN
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Overman
Cal & Va
Savage
Imperial
Sierra Nevada
Crown Point
Union
Preece
Gould & Curry
al Hale & Norcross
Yellow Jacket
Tonopah
Belmont Saedwreee
Lone Star
Jim Butler
McNamara
Red Hills
Midway
Cossesess
Montana
St Ives
Steen West de Das
Goldfield
Manhattan
Adams
Atlanta
Blue Bell
Bullfrog
Montgomery Min
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Tramps
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Am. Ag Chem
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Pe ST .Dom. Iron & Steel
Genéral Electric
United, Rhoe
United Shoe Pf
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Money and Exchange
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Brook. R. T
Dist. Securities
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Nat. Lead
N. Y. Central
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Mail
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U. 3
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Best & Bel
Con. C. & Va
Comstock
Diamondfield
Telkton
Paso
Goldf
Daisy
Gold Sow
Goldfield Con
Hale & Note
Isabella Rex Shy
Kendall
Ophir
Sandstorm
United Rys, Inc
Tn. Rys
UN. Rys
St Tes
Northern Central
Maryland Casualty
Houston Oil
Elec. Ry. & de Co
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