Wall Street Ends on Bullish Note With Late Rally
Stocks ended the day with a late surge as Steel common touched 42 and Union Pacific and Amalgamated Copper drew attention. Rumors of a largeBlock trader and speculative chatter about a potential Southern markets shift colored floor activity, while Delaware & Hudson 7 1/2 per cent bonds were offered to the public at 97 1/4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Common
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Delaware & Hudson
Ublic
Pennsylvania
Short Term Notes Bid and Asked Prices at Market Close
The listing shows bids and prices for principal short term notes including Amer Tel and Tel five percent Jan 1910, Atlantic Coast Line March 1910, Ches and Ohio 6 percent July 1910, Chicago and Wabash etc. The data includes par values and bid prices with several entries for Interborough and other rail lines along with mileage figures for various rail systems such as Colorado and Southern Georgia Southern and Florida and Louisville and Nashville and Minneapolis and St Louis and Rio Grande Southern and Southern Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amer. Tel
Tel
Coast Line
Ches
Ohio
Chi. & W. Ind
St. L
R. T
Kan
City South
Aes
Lackawanna Steel
Meh
N.Y
Certial
Ie Fo
Norf. & W
Jay
Penn. R. R
Public Service
Mem
S. E
Mamie
Beaboard Air Line Receiver
L.E
Colorado & Soupee System
Georgia Southern & Florida
Iowa Centror
Louisville & Nashville
Minneapolis & ST. Louis
Southern Railway
Banks Prepare for National Currency Group Formation
New York State Bankers' Association groups 1 and 8 in Hudson River counties move toward a National Currency Association under the Aldrich Vreeland law. Circulation sent to banks urges resolutions to join, awaiting Washington approval of articles of association. Some banks in New York City and Buffalo districts have already acted, while others insist withdrawal rights be preserved.
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New York State Bankers’ Association
Aldrich-Vreeland
Bradford Rhodes
Hudson River
New York City
Albany
Westchester
Dutchess
Rockland
Ulster
First National Bank of
Mamaroneck
Rhodes
Currency Association
National Currency Association
Buffalo
State Bankers’ Association
New York State
Washington
Treasury Department
Little Board Floor Trader Fails
W R Grimwood of 83 Water Street suspended yesterday for failure to meet contracts. He has traded as a floor trader since May 18 1993 and is not a member of any firm. The failure had no market impact.
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Little Board
W. R. Grimwood
Water Street
Consolidated Stock Exchange
European Markets Resume Firm Tone as Discounts Ease
London July 14 money plentiful and market firm on balance with home rails weaker on low dividends. Consols and high yielding securities gain on cheap money while American securities firm on bullish Wall Street. Canadian Pacific strong early then weak on realizations. market finishes dull. Berlin trading quiet and prices weak on Boerse.
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London
The
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Canadian Pacific
New York
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Berlin
Mining stock quotes from London market yesterday
Quotations for American mining stocks listed in London show Camp Bird Esperanza Tomboy Dolores El Oro Stratton’s Ino with prices around 15 to 16 and yields near 1% to 2% amid a muted trading session.
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London
Ae Oe
Camp Bird
Esperanza
Ecee
Dolores
el Oro
Grain and Provisions Wheat and Corn Market Movements
Liverpool maintained a selling move amid rising wheat arrivals with Winter stocks at 819000 bushels and primary markets at 533000, while a moderate late rally emerged. Rain needed across Spring wheat belt. world stocks fell 2.779 million bushels for the week. In New York cash wheat No 2 red brought 94% to 99 1/4 cents, No 1 Northern Duluth 125 1/2, No 2 hard Winter 108 1/2. Corn showed a narrow, weak tone with favorable weather. No 2 corn at 82 1/2 to 84 cents in New York and at 82 1/4 cents FOB.
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Liverpool
New York
Duluth
Pittsburg Exchange Closing Quotations Report
Special to The New York Times from Pittsburg on July 14 lists the day’s local exchange closing quotations. The report records bid ask ranges and notable price moves among listed securities transacted on the Pittsburg Exchange.
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Pittsburg
New York Times
Coffee Market Records Two-Day Idle Spell
The coffee market shows two consecutive days with no sales until near the close. Total receipts reached 5,000 bags at Rio while Havre and Hamburg closed higher, Santos steady, and Rio prices up 75 reis. July 1909 contracts comprised 1,000 of the 7,750 bags sold as Brazilian holiday reduced activity.
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Havre
Hamburg
Rio
Santos
Chicago market shows midsummer buoyancy with steady bids
July trading highlights Commonwealth Edison at 105, Diamond Match near 132, and Illinois Brick around 82 as volumes hold. Sears Roebuck and Metropolitan Elevated advance modestly while several issues post fractional gains and declines with total clearings around 41.15 million.
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New York Times
Chicago
Commonwealth Edison
Illinois
Virago Telehone
Illinois Brick
Metropolitan Elevated
Quaker Oars
Fie Ste * Oey
Sears-Roebuck Pf
Street
6Wift & Co
United Box Board of
Copper and metals close lower on spot and futures
Copper declined 3s from Monday with spot at £57 10s and futures £58 2s 6d. Pig tin unchanged at £130 2s 6d spot and £181 28 4d futures. Lead edged higher to £12 17s 6d and spelter strong at £10. Closing NYME spot bids and asks show copper and metals trading with slight shifts from Tuesday to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Metal Exchange
Stock Exchange Produce Dept clears mixed sales data
The principal transactions in the stock department of the Produce Exchange yesterday show opening highs and lows with last prices listed for Branch Mint shares, as traders executed varied sales across sessions.
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the Produce Exchange
Notes Sale Delayed As Ramsey Committee Pledges Control
The $1,208,000 Detroit Toledo & Western notes secured by a US Mortgage trust were not sold after injunction lifting. Ramsey Committee, claiming a majority stake and pledges totaling about $3.2 million, says sale may proceed and plans to press for six Ramsey directors at the Ann Arbor stockholders meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit, Toledo &Ronton
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
Blanchard
Ramsey Committee
Hollins
Amseur ‘Committee
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Treasury funds and reserves report figures
Washington on July 14 reports the Treasury’s Reserve Fund at 159 million in gold and bullion. Trust funds to redeem outstanding certificates total 917.3 million, with silver dollars and general fund balances listed. Deposits in National banks amount to 625 million and current liabilities register 151.4 million. The Philippine Treasury awaiting reimbursement stands at 48.7 million.
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Es Ee
Generali Fund
Coseeeveses
E.eeeseee
Colorado mining stocks close on Colorado Springs exchange
Closing quotations on the local exchange show Dante at 0.67, Isabella 0.28, Elktones 0.56 and 0.65, Portland 1.00 to 1.02, Paso 0.32 to 0.64, Vindicator 0.50 to 0.83, Rawhings 0.10 to 0.11, and Work 0.08 to 0.09.
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New York Times
Colorado Springs
Col
Dante
Isabella
Elktones
Portland
Paso
Vindicator
Financial notes from the stock exchange report
West Lyon Co begins business at 115 Broadway as a fresh firm. July reports will detail railway earnings filed with the Inter-State Commerce Commission. Wabash Pittsburg Terminal first mortgage bondholders amend deposit agreements and file with Central Trust Co and Old Colony Trust Co. The Hand-Boost of Securities issue provides monthly price ranges to July 2 for stocks and bonds across major exchanges plus six year histories and Boston Philadelphia prices.
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Central Trust Company of
New York
Old Colony Trust Company
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Boston
Philadlphia
Baltimore
Chicago
Pittsburg
New York Stock Exchange
Philadelphia
Auction Sale Terms for Rudolph Kleyholte & Co Property
Auctioneers Andrew J. McCormack and Adrian H. Muller & Son offer sale for account of whom may concern with a $15,000 cash or certified check deposit. For the winning bidder 10% extra cash and the balance due next day sold at No. 8 Wilfem Street New York. Details cover collateral notes and underwriting agreements tied to Detroit Toledo Ironton Railway and United States Mortgage and Trust Company.
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City’ of
New York
Wilfem Street
New York Clearing House
Rudolph Kleybolte & Company
United States
Rudolph Kleyhholte & Company
Rudolph “Kleyholte & Company
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railway Company
Rudolph Kleyholte & Company
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
Partnership Formed for Banking and Brokerage Firm in New York
New York July 15 1908 announces a new copartnership VLIT LYON CO to handle general banking and brokerage at 115 Broadway with Nelson Veit Walter Lyon and others listed as members. The Davis Clothing Co partners Maurice Davis H Schneiderman dissolve that business and transfer assets to Davis Clothing Co under Neivterman Bros service.
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New York
P Copartnership
Vlit, Lyon ‘© CO
Broadway, New York
Nelson Veit
New York Stock Exchange
Walter Lyon
J. Thecus Miends
New York Cotton. Exchange
William Bouldin, JR
Davis Clothing CO
Maurice Davis
H. Schneiderman
SCY Neivterman Bros
Sealed Proposals For Immigrant Station Scow Service 1908
Sealed proposals in duplicate due July 20 1908 at the office of the Commissioner of Immigration New York Harbor to furnish scow service to remove ashes and rubbish from the United States Immigrant Station for the fiscal year ending June 30 1900. Details from Robert Watchorn U S Engineer Office Army Building New York June 18 1908. Also sealed bids for removing Long Rock in Ezho Bay and ledge rock in Bronx River will be received until 12 M July 17 1908 with information on application John G D Knight Col Engra.
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Commissioner of Immigration
E's Island
New York Harbor
United States
Robert Watchorn
U. S
Army Building
New York
N. Y
Long Rock
Ezho Bay
Board of Water Supply
Board
Broadway
New_York
Catskill Aqueduct
Studson River
Esopus Creek
Olive
Marbletown
Ulster County
John
A. Bensel
Charles N. Chadwick
Charles A. Shaw
J. Waldo Smith
Thomas Hassett
Borough of Manhattan
City Hall
City of New York
City Hal
Fifth Avenue
Fortisth Street
Forty-secom Street
Ami
Twenty-eixth Street
First Avenue
East Hiver
Fifth Street
Second Avenue
Third Avenue
Thirty-second Street
East River
John Cloughen
Borough of
Manhattan
Department OF Parks
Arsenal Building
Sixtyfourth Street
Park Board
Theew York Public Library
Astor, Lenox
Tilden
Fortieth
Forty-second Streets
Henry Smth
Joseph I. Gerry
Michael J. Kennedy
Commissioners of Parks
Police Department
Mulberry Street
Central Department
Greapwich Street
Cortlandt Street
Nes
Greenwich Street
Washington Street
Theodore .A. Bingham
Office
THE
Beorough
Bronx
New York Zoolutical Park
Bronx Park
Henry Smith
Property addresses listed for branch and Paris office
A set of property addresses appears, including 16 18 20 and 22 William Street, a Branch Office at 475 Fifth Avenue New York, and Paris 41 Boulevard Haussmann. The fragmented OCR reads as a list of locations likely tied to offices or filings.
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William Street
Fifth Avenue
New York
Bond Proposals Sought for Navigation and Erie Railroad Funds
Sealed bids to Fidelity Trust Company Philadelphia for six percent first mortgage bonds of International Navigation Company and Erie and Pittsburgh Railroad Company. Sinking fund investments of 250000 dollars planned. bids due July 17, 1908 by noon. Trustee to pay coupons August 1. interest ceases then. Also Erie bonds bid deadline July 16, 1908 by 3 PM at Union Trust Company New York.
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Fidelity Trust Company
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
International Navigation Company
New York
R. Ellis
New Orleans City and Lake Railroad Company
Columbia Finance and Trust Company
Busines
Lewisville
Kentucky
Consolidated First
Coluys 4 Trus?p Company
Erie and Pittsburgh Railroad Company
Erif, Penna
Union Trust Company of
Broadway
Union Trust Company
Tenders for Atlantic and Lake Superior Railway sale
Tenders for purchase of the Atlantic and Lake Superior Railway from Caplin to Paspeblac in Bonaventure Quebec, including all rolling stock and franchises, are due by noon on the Sunday of September at the Exchequer Court Registrar in Ottawa. Forms and terms available from Caktgrain Mitchell & Surveyor Life Building Montreal. Dated June 10, 1908.
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Baie Des Chaleurs
Metapedia
Intercolonial Railway
Caplin
Bonaventure
P.Q
Registrar of the Exchequer Court of Canada
Ottawa
Casgrain, Mitchell &Surveyor
Canada
Advocates
Montreal
P. Q
Gill
L. A. Audette
Exchequer Court of Canada
Atlantic & Lake Superior Railway
Paspeblac
Atlantic, Quebec & Western Railway
Ottaawa
Messrs. Caktgrain, Mitchell & Surveyor
Life Building, Advocates
Sia
A. Audett
Menavacs Court of Cana
Baltimore & Ohio declares 6 percent dividend mix
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces a dividend from six months ending June 30 1908. Two percent on Preferred Stock and three percent on Common Stock will be paid September 1 1908 to holders of record August 1 1908. Transfer books remain open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co
Baltimore, Md
Co. W. "Woolford
Various Stock Dividends and City Bids in New York 1908
Multiple notices show semi annual dividends declared by Home Insurance Company Milwaukee Electric Light Company Monat on Realty Investing Corporation and others with record dates in July 1908. City bids include parks, library approach work, and Bronx Zoological Park construction with deadlines July 30 1908 and July 21 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Street
Tener
New York
Monaton Realty Investing Corporation
B. J. McCormack
Stock and Bond Auction of 1908 Bankruptcy Estate
Trustees in bankruptcy sell diverse securities at the Exchange Salesroom 14 and 6 Vesey Street New York July 15 1908 include Virginia Carelian Chemical Co National Misc Co Southern Railway United States Steel and many railroad and trust company notes. Proceeds benefit the Chamber of Commerce building fund and various executors trusts.
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Exchange
Vesey Street
Kansas City
Penn
United RR. R
New Jersey
Americal Coal Co
Alleghany Co
Corsotiietian Coal Co
New Jersey Land Improvement Co
Insurance Press
the Insurance BP
Dallas &Wace
Kun, & Texes
4Th National Bank
Niagera Fire
Imvporto Rs & Tiste
Dentitt Ry. Hy
Cok Coroal & Iron Develop. Co
Termipsi Assumption of
St. Louis
Aly c
Adams
Coli
Trust
Rees
Dekota & Great Southern R. TL
Tron Steamboat Co
Markerz& Falteen Sarl Benk
Charles FE. Skols Co
New York Life Ins. & Trust Co
Pfa
Carnecie Trust Co
Linecoln Trust Co
New
Jersey City
Detroit
Toledo & Ironton
Federal Publishing Co
12Th Ward Bank
van Norden Trust Co
Carnegie Trust Co
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Light & Heat
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Pittsburg Brewing
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Pittsburg Coal
Union Switch
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Metal Market Reports
Produce Exchange
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Ramsey
the Treasury Balances
Treasury
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Colorado
Financial Notes
Andrew J. McCormack
Adrian H. Muller
Copartnership Notices
the Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Bishopsgate St
Paris
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Brooklyn Trust Company
Montague St
Bedford Ave
Fulton St
Wall St
William A. Jamis Frank Lyman
Willis L. Onden
Joseph EF. Owens
John J. Pierrepo
Charles M. Pratt
Theodore F. Miller
Davie
George G. Reynolds Charlies A. Schieren
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Travellers Letters
WheelingsLaksche
Columbia Trust Company
Frederick J. Lisman
Willard Y. King
Sidney C. Borg
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WM. G. Edinburg
Broad Bt
Paskus, Cohen, Lavelle
Gordon
Aabush Pittsburg Terminal Railway Company
J. N. Wallace
Paul Morton
Halwy Ksa
Harry Bronner
Myron T. Heinrich
Gordon Agbott
Committee
Franklin JS Babcock
NEW Orleans City and Lake Railroad Company Bonds
Boanktet
Beekman St
Wall Street Journal
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Andrew Cooke
Norman W. Harris
Frederic A. Karrar
William C. McMillan
Allen B. Forbes
Isaac Sprague
Commercial Trust Company of New Jersey
Commercial Trust Company of
Exchange Place
Registrar and Transfer Company
Michigan State Telephone Remnney
Frederick A. Farra
Philip H. McMillan
Isnac Sprague
the Home Insurance Company
Milwaukee
Light Eee
Broad Street
Silas W. Burt
Wells, Takgo & Company
W. Zimmermann
New York & Honduras
Rosario Mining Co
Ernest Schernikow
Joseph I. Berry
Department OF Docks and Ferries
Battery Place
Pier ‘'A
Battery Pisce
Ets J. Ms
Annes
Isabel S. Stone
Howard M. Jum
Lewis Jahason & Company
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Greenwich Savings Bank
E. Cour
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James Quinlan
Aheaae
Treas'y
J. Ham
Francis M. Racon Jr
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