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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1908

Page

11

Wall Street Traders Split Over Market Direction After closes

After the close brokers voiced mixed views with bulls hopeful for continued advance while bears lamented a weaker reaction. Professionals dominate trading with limited public activity and many use stop-less orders to secure profits as steel stocks buoy sentiment though some warn of cautious earnings outlook.

Banking official Clark Williams returns to Albany

State Superintendent of Banking Clark Williams, in the city Monday and Tuesday, returned to Albany today. Kean Van Cortlandt & Co. officers C Louis Baissevain sail abroad on the Kronprinzessin Cecilie. James Gowan and James R Gray of the Cotton Exchange see their memberships sold at auction. Chandter Brothers & Co issue Traction Investments on Philadelphia Rapid Transit. Title Insurance dividend set to pay quarterly on January April July October with two months at 12 percent July 1.

Clark Williams City Albany C. Louis Baissevain Kean, van Cortlandt & Co Kronpringess Cecilie G. Louis Baissevain Stock Exchange K Ynprinzessin Cotton Exchange James Title Insurance and Trust Company

New York Times Leads In Financial Advertising

In the first half of 1908 The New York Times printed 356,085 agate lines of financial advertisements, more than any American newspaper. The Times shows gains over last year, leads in financial advertising, and has the largest circulation among investors, while excluding unworthy announcements.

NEW York Times New York THE

Foreign bankers lend credits here amid renewed trust

Banks here draw bills against foreign credit as Europe and the United States relax suspicions. Last year foreign bankers withheld advances after a cotton trade panic, forcing Europe to ship gold to settle commitments. This season credit flows again, aiming to avert a repeat of last fall and to ease payment for farm exports through extended settlement periods.

England France Europe

European Markets Report from London Paris and Berlin

Financial markets in London Paris and Berlin show tight money with Irish loan oversubscribed forty times and gilt edged securities firmer. Home rates improved as Paris buys Kaffirs and US securities rise on bear covering and steel trade optimism. Copper shares rise and money remains at 1 percent with short and three month bills near 1.25 percent. Berlin closes firmer as New York cues boost prices.

London Stock Exchange Paris New York Union, Pacific Canadian Pacific Missouri Pacific

Decline in British Imports and Exports in June

London reports the Board of Trade June statement shows imports down 8.35 million dollars and exports down 20.79 million. Falls are led by food and raw materials in imports and manufactured goods in exports.

London The Board of Trade

Coffee Market Opens Steady Then Falls on European Brazil News

The coffee market opened steady and ended 5 to 10 points lower as disappointing European and Brazilian news weighed on sentiment. Rio reported a recount increasing stocks by 99,346 bags and receipts movement of 3,400,203 ars. Spot activity was slow with prices unchanged and Rio No 7 quoted at Wie.

Europe Brazil Savre Hamburg Rio Santos Rio Bay Rio No. 7 Wie

Boston copper stocks show activity led by Amalgamated

Special to The New York Times reports Boston stock activity with Amalgamated leading trading in copper shares and demand for shoe machinery. North Butte Greene Cananea and Shannon saw some moves while steels and Union Pacific were bought in small lots. Bonds noted.

Boston Amalgamated North Butte Greene-Cananea Shannon Union Pacific Eal Am. Tel. & Tel Central Steel Coal & Oil Us Hang “Peng Old Colony Manse West West End Paeese Eareree Miss Cellane Ous Bedison Mass Seattle Swift Lest United Stee U. S. Steel Fadventura Ae Allouez Wee Eae O al. & Ariz Cal Hecla Daly West Franklin Ae Green -Conanea Isle F Dominion Osceola Esees Perrot Setae Quincey Y Rhode Island St. Mary's Land Trinity Dice Utah

Philadelphia Prices Special to The New York Times

A brief market update reports price levels in Philadelphia with emphasis on daily shifts, wholesale benchmarks, and notable commercial indicators affecting buyers and sellers in the region.

Chicago stocks rise on Can and Telephone amid busy trading

In Chicago July 7 American Can preferred and Chicago Telephone advanced in early trading on the local Exchange. Phone shares hit a high of 137 in the forenoon, then eased to 135, later climbing to 137.5 at close amid brisk activity sparked by C E Adsit. Box Board issues drew investor interest with large blocks traded, while Straw Board and United Box Board remained active.

Philadelphia Cambria Steel and Lehigh Valley Tonopah Lehigh Navigation Trust United Gas Improvement Union Traction Tractions Cambria Steel Amalgamated Copper American Smelting Bell Telephone Brooklyn R. T Elec. Co Amesnee Interborough Met Lehigh Valley Case Lehigh Nav Tonopah Belmon Tronopah Mining Union Pacific Bliz United Gas Imp United States Steel United States Steel Pr Utah Copper Weer Ae Chicago American Can Swift's Box Board Biscuit C. E. Adsit United Box Board W. H. Colvin Booth & Co Chicago City Railway Chicago Bus United Box Board of American Straw Board Chicago Telephone Commonwealth Edison Diamond Match Dunols Metropolitan Elevated Quaker Oats DE Asc Sears- Roebuck Strcess Street's Street Swift Fe CO

State banks report changes from New York weekly brief

The State Banking Department issued yesterday the weekly reports of state banks and trust companies outside New York City, detailing the changes from the previous week. The release covers New York State institutions and their alterations in reserves, deposits, loans, and capital.

New York State New York City State Banking Department

Controversy Over Morse Plan for Bank Deposit Interest

Depositors of the National Bank of North America protest the Morse led assets plan arguing they are owed 6 percent interest from bank closure. Receiver Hanna backs current federal rules while depositors seek full interest through liquidation, with talk of forming a committee to block transfer to Assets Realization Company.

National Bank of North America Charles W. Morse Assets Realization Company of Philadelphia Assets Realization Company Morse Philadelphia Concern Hanna

Trading in Baltimore Stocks Rise on Rail Bonds

In Baltimore on July 7 Seaboard Air Line 4% bonds and United Railways income bonds led the market, each climbing half a point. Seaboard three year 53 gained one point while United Railways stock rose. Northern Central Railway shares advanced three quarters of a point. Volume reported as 225 shares with a $110000 bonus.

Baltimore Seaboard Air Line United Railways Seaboard Northern Central Railway Lowaito City Sis South Bound Anacostia & Pot United Rys UN. Rys. Inc Esate C. G Gottom Duck Northern Central United Railway Aes li Bank of Baltimore Ly Eter Ceerae Union Bank “ L. & P Pf Cc G

Curb Broker Seeks Change in New York Market

Honest and active New York curb broker with several years of experience seeks new opportunity. Proposals from any NYSE member considered as strongest references. Address Box 116 Times Downtown.

New York New York Stock Exchange

Panama Railroad seeks dry goods proposals in 1908

The Office of Purchasing Agent at Panama Railroad Company in New York invites sealed proposals for dry goods. Documents available at 24 State Street. Proposals due by 2:00 PM on July 17, 1908. Assistant Purchasing Agent F C NordsieK.

Panama Rail Road Company State Street New York F.C. Nordsiek NEW Orleans City and Lake New Orleans City and Lake Railroad Company Calumbia Finance and Trust Company Louisville Kentucky Mortenze Columbia Trust Company Erie and Pittsburgh Railroad Company Eric, Penna Sully Union Trust Company of Broadway Union Trust Company JNO P. Smart International Navigation Company Idelity Trust Cheatnut St Philadelphia Fidelity Trust Company Afso Bidelity Trust Company R. Ellis

New York Ontario and Western Declares Dividend

The board of the New York Ontario and Western Railway Company declares a two percent dividend on common stock from earnings for the year ending June 30. 1908. Transfer books close July 9 at 3 PM and reopen July 13 at 10 AM. RR D Rickard, Secretary.

New York, Ontario & Western Railway Co New York New York, Ontario & Wester Railway Company Pagana RR. D. Rickard United Gas Improvement Company N. W Arch Sts Philadelphia Lewis Lillie Consolidated National Bank Thos. J. Lewis Llam & Third Ave Cooper Institute Jonathan B. Currey Edward Sherer St., N W. H.B. Totten George 3. Denning E.e.tener,jr Finance Compttiog Reendway Ramsay Chas. A. Whitney Greenwich Savings. Bank E. Cor 6Th Ave 16Th &T Credit James Quinlan MT Wtll Nee HAM Francis M. Bacon, Jr

Dissolution of Crowley Kilgannon & Company Partners

Copartnership Crowley Kilgannon and Carroll dissolved July 6 1998 related to William Kilgannon. Remaining partners George F Crowley and Carroll will manage debts and continue business as George F Crowley & Company at 36 West 34th Street Manhattan New York.

Remainin George F. Crowley

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