Wall Street Sees Cautious Activity Amid Crop Report Talk
The market showed unexpected strength after a dull spell as traders weigh crop data and political signals. Brokers split on whether short covering or real demand drives gains while caution prevails about autumn money stringency and currency law readings.
Cotton Market Opens After Short Pause With Decline
The Cotton Exchange reopened after a brief shutdown with unchanged crop conditions and a 5 to 10 point drop amid strong crop reports. Close showed a net loss of 12 to 16 points, with estimated daily sales near 126,000 bales. Port receipts stand at 3,235,771 bales, with extensive overland shipments and Southern mill takings slightly down from last year.
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Cotton Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Charleston, &c
Mills
Canada
SUS” Ciasn Sens
Augus Ers Eeeres
E.eseeee
Eeeeesere
Eseseses
Archaes
Gulf
Augusta Auietic
Houston Dull
Mobile Quiet
Savannah Dull
Norfolk
Memphis
Morse Cash Ready to Pay Depositors at North America Bank
C W Morse and a stockholders committee started paying depositors of the National Bank of North America from funds advanced by the Assets Realization Company of Philadelphia. About a quarter of the roughly $1.35 million still due has been paid, with plans to continue at Morse’s office, 1 Nassau Street.
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National Bank of North America
Assets Realization Company of Philadelphia
Times
C. W. Morse
Philadelphia
Hanna
Lst
Morse
Nassau Street
Assets Realization Company
Carnegie Trust Company
Mr. Morse
C. W.morse
European Markets Report From London and Paris July 6
London money market shows ample liquidity after dividend releases while discounts remain quiet. Irish land stock issue spurs gilt-edged selling. Paris rates steady with dull trading and London exchange rates cited. Berlin Boerse notes dull trade with prices inching up modestly.
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Continent
Stock Exchange
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Wall Street
New York
Baltimore & Ohio
Union Pacific
Reutes
Berlin
Railroad Public Securities and MaytoJune Totals
A long table of mileage earnings expenses and net figures for various rail lines and companies including Wabash Chicago Indianapolis Louisville Minnesota Minnesota Central Lake Shore Michigan Southern Detroit United Duluth Saint Paul and others for May and 11 month periods, with totals and deficits.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Louisville
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic
Minneapolis, ST. Paul & Sault ‘Ste. Marie
NEW York Central System
Inter-State Commerce Commission
New York Sonn & Hudson
Lake Shore &Michigan Southern
Rutland
Tees
New- York
Chicage & St. Louis
Eac
Michigan Central
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Peoria & Eastern
fIncrease
Cosee
International Steam Pump Company
Mfg. & Tre
Inianapolis
Lou
Colorado & Southern
Detroit United
Duluth
South
Ae & Atlantic
Wesieres
Iowa Central
Ceeseses
Minneapolis & ST. Ers
Mobile & Ohio
Toledo
Peoria & Western
Toronto
Hamilton & Buffalo
Chicago, Indiana & Southern
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Denver & Rio Grande
International & Great Northern
Mining Stocks in London Quotations for American Mines
London market yesterday quoted American mining shares led by Camp Bird at 58 0s 8d and Esperanza at 13 0s 0d. Tomboys, Dolores, El Oro, Stratton's Ind and other names showed varied prices with El Oro and Stratton's Ind noted.
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London
Esperanza
Tomboys Weoe
Dolores
el Oro
Dl Stratton’s Ind
Coffee Market Moves Amid Weak Cables and Mixed Trades
The coffee market showed modest activity with 18 000 bags traded and 3 000 bags switched including a September for June exchange and a September for May deal. Rio and Santos prices held steady, with receipts at primary points ample and weekly U S deliveries down from prior weeks.
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Hamburg
Rio
Santos
United States
New York
Ck Cteecsie
Mumia O Ciatisalcecs
Boxboard company reorganization under way after receivership
United Boxboard and Paper Company directors, now under receivers, began talks to form a reorganization plan. Sidney Mitchell, president and a mover in the process, arrived from Chicago. A $1,000,000 cash requirement looms as a hurdle, with $28,000,000 of stock to be scaled down. an assessment on stock is among proposed options.
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United Boxboard and Paper Company
Sidney Mitchell
Chicago
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Alexander J. Hempmill
Telephones and Listings in Fraternal Directory
Fraternal directory entries show telephones giso 6321 6322 for contact and a listing for Frederic H Hatch with number 6323. The snippet indicates multiple phone lines and a specific individual tied to the exchange.
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Giso
Broad Deal in Unlisted and Inactive Securities Report
A listing of unlisted and inactive securities across multiple U S and international firms. Names include American Chicle, Babcock & Wilcox, Consolidated Fruit Jar, Denver Gas & Electric, Empire Steel, Manhattan firms, and others. Includes share counts and noted preferred or common status for several entities.
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American Brake Shoe & Foundry
American Light & Traction
American Thread
Babcock & Wilcox
Bleecker Street & Fulton Ferry R
Borden's Condensed Milk
Brooklyn Union Elevated
Bush Terminal
Casein Co. of America
Celluloid Co
Chesebrough Manufacturing
Computing Scale Co. of America
Consolidated Fruit Jar
Denver Gas & Electric
Diamond Rubber
Empire Steel & Iron
Empire Trust Co
Federal Sugar Common
Hall Signal
Havana Electric Railway
Higgins Oil & Fuel
Hudson- River Telephone
H. W. Johns-Manville
Lehigh & Wilkes-Barre Coal
Mahoning Investment
Manila Electric RE. R. & Light
Commerc
Investment securities listing and valued notes excerpt
A long OCR fragment lists numerous stocks and bonds with varying face values and years, including Union Carbide 500 and 19, Wells Fargo 20, American Book 10,000, Houston area and railroad issues with dates from 1908 to 1954. The passage notes prices on larger high grade railroad and industrial securities and mentions specialty sites and guaranteed stocks.
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St. Louis
Memphis
Southeaste
R. R
Securities Co. Consol
Union Ferry
United Lead
Union Steel
Virginian Pass & Power
Webster Coal & Coke
Park & Tilford
Rochester Any. & Light
St. Tants
Iron Mountain & Southern
St.Louis Transit
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
Sunday Creek Co
Union Terminal
Washington Terminal
Bank, Trust
Milliken Brothers Reorganization Receivership Extended
The receivership of Milliken Brothers steel contracting is extended to Aug 1 as plans for reorganization near completion. Receivers held $581,973 in cash and $159,619 in accounts and notes receivable against $83,461 in accounts payable with ongoing bond interest payments and no certificates outstanding. Despite business downturn, they kept activity close to last year and improved net profit through rapid economies.
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Milliken Brothers
Manufacturing firm seeks 120000 loan on first mortgage bonds
A large iron and steel company seeks a one year loan of 120000 secured by 150000 of its 6 percent first mortgage bonds. It has substantial orders and over 400000 invested in a modern plant. Total bonded debt is 300000, with only 50000 issued. Full details via Box 40 Times, Times Square, New York.
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Times Square
New York
Regular Auction Sale of Stocks and Bonds 1908
Audt'r Andrew J. McCormack lists a regular auction by Adrian H Mull er & Son at 12 30 o clock July 8 1908 in Vesey Street Exchange Salesroom for executors account. The offering includes 5400 shares Bay State Gas Co Del 50 000 NY & Harlem RR Ist Mtge 81?4% and various railway and corporate bonds and notes. Amounts and issuers named include American Malt, Carnegie Trust Co Delaware Lackawanna & Western R R United States Trust Co Eighth Avenue R R Co New York & Harlem R R Fredericksburg firm details incomplete.
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Aeolian-Weber Piano & Pianois
American Book
American Brake Shoe
American Chicle Common
American Chicle
American Coal
American Cor Products
American District Telegraph of N. J
American Gas & Electric Preferred
American Investment Securities
American Metro
American Pres Association
American Type Founders
American Type Founders Preferred
Borden’s Condensed Milk Common
Bradley & Metcalf
Babcock & Wilcox
Carnegie Trust
H. B. Claflin
Etna Steamship
General Manifold
Gray National Telautograph
Great Northern Paper
International Nickel
International Silver
Kings
County Electric Light & Power
Lackawanna Steamship
Lackawanna Steel
Lord & Burnham
Maxwell-Briscoe
Maxwell-Briscoe Common
Mechanics & Traders
Central Railway Syndicate
Chicago, Peo. & S. L
Dickson Manufacturing
Hudson River Electric Power
Kansas City Rny. & Light
Andrew J. McCormack
Audt’r
Adrian H. Muller & Son
William ST
Exchange
Vesey Street
Bay State Gas Co
Del
American
Dallas
Waco
R. R
Galveston
Harrisburg
San Antonio
Kan
Texas
St. Louis
Texas & Okla
American District Telegraph Co
Manufacturers Commercial Co
Central Fireworks Co
Oklahoma Central Ry. Co
Virginia
Brown Bros
Acker, Merrall
Condit
First National Bank of Brooklyn
She, Casualty Co. of America
New Amsterdam Gas Co
National Copper Bank
Resources at 487 Fifth Avenue and 242 East Houston Street
Readable notes list property addresses 487 Fifth Avenue and 242 East Houston Street with unspecified resources. The fragment lacks context on ownership, purpose, or actions tied to the sites.
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Fifth Avenue
East Houston Street
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