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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1908

Page

13

Wall Street Mixed on Market Prospects and Bank Rate Report

Traders faced a mixed mood as a late day decline unsettled those who expected further gains. Bank of England rate cut to 5 percent was treated as normal, with brokers noting money conditions clearing while copper shares faced a cautious outlook and a large MK&T drop signaled stronger selling pressure from professionals.

Bank of England London Stock Exchange Missouri, Kansas& Texas

Colorado mining stocks close on Colorado Springs exchange

Special to The New York Times reports closing quotations on the local Colorado Springs exchange with bids and asks for Acacia Time Gold Dollar Portland Findlay United McKinney Dante Paso Isabella Wikton Vindicator and others showing varied levels of trading interest on January 16.

New York Times Colorado Springs Col Acacia Portland Findlay United McKinney iDante Big &Yy Irs Paso Wee Gees Oe Isabella Wikton Vindicator

Delaware Charters Granted Include Five Firms

Special to The New York Times reports charters secured at Dover include the International Economic Corporation of Philadelphia with $100,000 capital, the Telmusic Company of Baltimore with $100,000, the Wilmington Hall of Wilmington with $30,000, the Western Land Company of Pittsburgh, and the Fidelity Investment Company of Wilmington with $5,000.

New York Times Wwilmington Del Dover International Economic Corporation of Philadelphia Capital Telmusic Company Baltimore Wilmington Hall Wilmington Western Land Company of Pittsburg Fidelity Investment Company

Foreign Markets Report Mixed on Jan 16

London money supply easy but demand poor as Bank rate cut priced in. Giltedged and home rails weak while Paris Bourse holds firm with 8 percent private discount rate. Berlin trading weaker. American markets lack clear Wall Street lead and tumble uncertainty. Kaffirs and Premier Diamond Mining stock tilts down. Ear-silver steady near 25.4 cents.

London The Stock Exchange Bank of England Paris Wall Street Cortelyou New York Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Union Pacific Eady

Bank of England rate cut signals easing monetary stance

London reports the Bank of England reduced discount rate from 6 to 5 percent as gold arrivals and cash return strengthen reserves. Open market rate slipped to 4.5 percent while Continental sterling bill purchases imply France’s gold loan may remain briefly. Zurich National Bank also cut its discount to 6 percent.

London Bank of England Bafik South America Lombard Street France Durin Stock Exchange Zurich

Bank of England Weekly Reserve Figures Slump Discount Cut

The Bank of England reports changes in its weekly statement with total reserve rising by 094,000 and circulation decreasing by 0 000. Bullion increases by 1,020,018 while other securities fall by 893,000. Public deposits drop 6a,000 and notes reserve rises 1,568,600 as government securities fall 2,000,000. The reserve ratio stands at 52.69 percent, up from 48.15, and the discount rate is reduced to 6 percent.

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Bank of France weekly statement reports mixed changes

The Bank of France weekly statement shows notes in circulation at 3,175,000 francs and gold on hand decreased by 175,000 francs. Treasury deposits rose, general deposits fell, silver in hand increased, bills discounted declined, advances declined, and the overall figures reflect several small shifts in assets and liabilities.

Paris France Frances Treasury Cessese Dseceese Soltaa

New York Firms Form as New Corporations in Albany

The Albany report lists numerous incorporations led by Charles A Schieren Company and B Barnard Inc both in New York City. Other newly formed entities include Burr & Starky Weather Company Rochester Clover Realty Walton Standart Silk Cortland United States Mail and General Press Company and Long Ted Building Company among others with capitals from 1 000 to 470 000 and named directors at varied addresses in New York Brooklyn Cortland Walton and Rochester. Increases of capital stock also noted for Iroquois Pulp and Paper Times Square Automobile Company with substantial boosts from 100 000 to 470 000 and 10 000 to 75 000 respectively.

Ccial New York Times Albany Jag. Feece Charles A. Schieren Fast Seventy-ninth Street Frank Lewis Chrystie Street Harris- Barnard Pearl Street New York Burr & Starky Weather Company Rochester Monroe Coraig Edwin SS. Burr Charles H. Dover S. Walter McNall West Tenrietta N. Y Clover Realty Company Walton Delaware County Jerome J. Ae Marion E. Travis William F. Wh “Walton Joe Standard Silk Cortland NL. Y Capital Richard J. Bourke Orearntons Penn Robert Bushby United States Mat General Press Company Emanuel Lipkowitz Avenue D Leopold Ranzenhofer East Tenth Street Max Steindler Stanton Street Standart Mill and Lumber Company Brooklyn William Mulligan Grove Street Jeth, Nolan P. E. Nolan Eighteenth Street Minter Lumber Ompany Long Island School of Dentistry John R. Finch Euclid Avenue Hugo Lehman Arthur HH. Lehman Willoughby Street American Play Co Birertors Marbury Boi Cooper Megrue Braeway Archibald Selwyn Broadway van der Kieft & Ferguson William R. Miles Yose Avenue South Orange N. J Charles F. Casanove West 105Th Street Isidor Kahn Madison Avenue Bella “Cata East Eighty-seventh Street Katchon Safety Guard Company Willam B Logan Fourth Street Henry L. Moses Morningesile Avenue David Herman Pitkin Avenue Manhattan Chandelier Works Max Morris Crimmins Avenue Oscar Bauman Lewis Street Isaac Sumpf Cannon Street Columbia Incorporating Company John J. Pheelan West 106Th Street John Santora East 104Th Street Herbert Sparks West 108Th Street Jewett Realty Company Nathan Cohen Vernon Avenue Moses Silverman Grand Street Max Kleinman Atttorney Street Isthmian Carnal Commission Washington D. C State Street New York City Custom House New Orleans Baltimore Equitable Trust Company of New York Southern Pacific Railroad Company Kissena Peri Corporation Flien Polis Johns W. Paris Ser “Peoples Gas Light Camp Company Chicago Peoples’ Gas Light and Coke Company Adams Street Michigan Avenue Cordance George C. Knapp Consolidated Gas Company OF New York Irving Place R. A. Carter

Cotton Market Hits New Highs as Prices Rise Sharply

The Federal Weather Bureau forecast fair to warmer conditions across cotton states for Friday and Saturday, with notable gains in the market. Cotton closed with a 24.38 point advance and daily volume around 650,000 bales, amid export demand and interior stock movements. Southern spot markets showed firm prices across Mobile, Savannah, Norfolk, Augusta, St. Louis, Memphis, Galveston, New Orleans, and Houston with modest gains.

New York Times Washington Federal Weather Bureau North Rolina South Rolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas Ma Talib Arkansas Tennessee Ceesss Eesease Econeege Savannah Norfolk Augusta St. Louis Memphis Galveston New Orleans Eouston

Grain and Provisions Market Report

In early trading wheat declined 1% to 1144a at Liverpool amid heavy Argentine supplies. Late rumors of improved milling demand and about 40 loads of export sales offered some support. Seaboard clearances reached 468000 bushels of wheat and flour. 142 freight loads were booked in New York this week, mostly for wheat. Receipts at Minneapolis and Duluth totaled 889 cars. Paris cables show wheat and flour about 8 points lower, Berlin down 1?0, Budapest steady. Cash wheat prices: No 2 red 1.05 1/2 elevator, 1.07 1/2 FOB. No 1 Northern 1.21 1/2. No 2 hard Winter 1.15 FOB. Corn market was strong after opening. Argentine drought may reduce supply, private West views say lighter offerings. Argentine shipments about 400000 bushels versus 92000 last week. Cash corn in demand: No 2 corn 74 nominal elevator, 67 1/4 FOB. No 2 white 67 1/4, No 2 Lenon 67 1/4 FOB. Futures.

Liverpool Seaboard New York Minneapolis Duluth Paris Berlin Budapest

Stock and Exchange Notes and New Members

Robert Bowder Flinn applies for Cotton Exchange membership. Calleb L McKee Colgate Hoyt Jr elected to Stock Exchange. NYC firms shape bonds railroads and finance policy. St Paul Minneapolis & Manitoba Railroad seeks 2 million 41 8 per cent bonds due 1938. Albert Strauss to speak on The Gold Movement Friday at Havemeyer Hall Columbia. Henry E Niese elected American Sugar Refining Director as board expands to nine. N E Halsey Co publishes guide on railroad bonds. Farnest W Clark William Ives form William Ives Co brokerage 78 Broad Street. Harry Huckberger Falk Brothers and D F Gaines admitted to Exchange.

Robert Bowder Flinn Cotton Exchange Caleb L. McKee Colgate Hoyt, Jr Stock Exchange St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railroad Company The Albert Strauss J. & W. Seligman & Co Gold Movement International’ Exchangé Havemeyer Hall Columbia University Henry E. Niese American Sugar Refining Company N. W. Halsey & Co Farnest W. Clark William Ives Consolidated Exchange Humprey Owen William Ives & Co Broad Street Harry T. Huckberger Falk Brothers D. F. Gaines Exchange

Financial institutions seek stock quotations for appraisal

WANTED Title Guarantee and Trust Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Realty Associates Park Bank Corn Exchange Bank National Copper Bank Union Typewriter American Chicle American Coal Products offer to furnish quotations on any stock for appraisal or trading at short notice.

Title Guarantee & Trust Bond & Mortgage Guarantee Realty Associates Park Bank Corn Exchange Bank National Copper Bank Union Typewriter American Chicle American Coal Products

Transfer of Koller & Smith business to Koller & Smith Inc

The firm Koller & Smith is dissolved by mutual consent and the business at 208 Broadway New York is transferred to a new corporation Koller & Smith Inc with $20 000 capital stock. Founders Winfield R Koller and Winthrop D Smith sign the transfer and dissolution.

New York Broadway New York City Winfield’ R. Koller Winthrop D. Smith Koller & Smith Winfield R. Koller Koller & Smith, Inc Peoples Gas- Light and Coke Company Chicago L. A. Wiley Nevada-Utah Mines 8MBELT ERS Corporation St. John's St Portland Cumberlan County Maine J. Caughey

Savings Banks Interest On Six and Three Month Deposits

E Cor 6th Ave and 16th St offers four percent per annum on deposits from five to three thousand dollars for six months and three months ending Dec 31 1907. Returns payable Jan 20 1908. Deposits made by Jan 10 1908 earn interest from Jan 1 1908.

James Quinlan Charles M. Dutcher Treas J

London Paris Letters of Credit and Cable Transfers

A listing at 18 Bishonsgate St Within highlights financial instruments including letters of credit bills of exchange and cable transfers related to London and Paris banking activities.

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