Weather Dampens Wall Street mood amid rain and crop damage reports
Wall Street traders react to heavy rainfall in the crop country with gloom and caution. Reports from The Modern Miller warn of deteriorating winter wheat in low lands of Illinois and adjacent states, while high ground remains better. Trading momentum wanes after days well above a million shares, as news on the New Haven government suit and the Pacific Mail subsidy shift sparks speculation.
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Wall Street
Weather Bureau
Illinois
Missouri
Carroll
Kansas
Nebraska
New Haven
Washington
Roosevelt
Bonaparte
Mellen
Mr. Morgan
Pacific Mail
Stock Exchange
Congress
Ocean Mail
Theottom
Freshington
McReynolds Attacks Tobacco Trust In Final Plea
James C. McReynolds of the Attorney General’s office urged the United States Circuit Court of Appeals to halt the American Tobacco Company’s control over leaf prices and retail competition. He warned a ruling against the trust would protect independents and farmers, noting huge dividends and a pushed down price system. The court took briefs and may rule next week, with appeal to the Supreme Court possible.
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James C. McReynolds
Tobacco Trust
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Big Tobacco Combination
de Lancey Nicoll
Nicoll
American Tobacco Company
McReynolds
Fifth Avenue
United States Supreme Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Transport mileage reports for Southern and regional rails 1905 1907
The document lists mileage figures and weekly May readings for multiple railways including Alabama Great Southern Cincinnati New Orleans Texas Pacific Hidalgo Northeast Western Mexico and Rio Grande Southern. It records May and July values, annual totals, and notes several line items by company with scattered numbers and dates.
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Great Southern
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Texas Pacific
Bonnata
OCE Ant Railway OF
Mexico
Twin City
RIO Grande Southern
Cleveland
Painesville & Easti
Si Jae
Yas
Currency Movement Shows Bank Cash Losses Narrowing
For the week ended Thursday banks posted a cash loss of 8 736 VO with interior gains narrowing the net loss to 4 097 000. Dan's Review reports total U S bank exchanges at 2 403 07 623 a 4.1 percent drop from a year ago and 0.2 percent from the prior year week. New York activity rose on stock market strength while Boston exceeded both prior years. western centers show larger year‑over‑year losses though May to date looks best in months.
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Dan
New York
United States
New York City
Boston
West
New York Times
Philadelphia
United States Steel
Union Traction
United
Cambria Sicel
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh
Eeseses
Esesee
Railways Co
Anaconda
Cambria Steel
Cheasapeake & Ohio
Con. Traction, Nod
Electric Co
Ae Ins. Co
N. Am
Lake Sup. Corp. Te
Marsden Co.s
Lin Ls
Nat. Bank of Ger
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvia
Penn. Salt CS
Philadelphia Co
Phila
Elec
Lee
Reading
Rock Island
Oes
Tonopan Belmont
Tonopah Mining
Union Pacific
REP
Steve Big Gut O United Co
N. J
West Jer. & Seashore
Westmoreland Coal
Montgomery-Sho shone Mining Stockholders Read Krumb Report
Montgomery Shoshone Consolidated Mining Company stockholders received Engineer Henry Krumb's report amid a disappointing mine assessment. Krumb values the ore at a fraction of the earlier figure, but says further development may uncover richer veins and offers no strong encouragement for immediate gains. Charles M. Schwab is linked to the property through the report's context.
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Montgomery-Shoshone
Montgomery-Shoshone Consolidated Miining Company
Charles M. Schwab
Henry Krumb
Krumb
Man Rhee
Colorado Mining Stocks Closing Quotations
The report lists closing quotations on mining shares with limited readable values. Prices for Isabella and other names appear with percent figures and scattered digits, but the OCR fragment is largely garbled and incomplete.
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San Francisco
Alpha
Seseebi
Kentucky
Belcher
Mexico
Melcher
Ophir Coos
Caledonia
Potosi
Savage
Cal & Vai
Sierra Nevad
St. Louis
Imperial
Arenes
Crown Point
Utah
Seteee Hale & Norcross
Telegraph
Banking house links Paris and London for stock exchange
The banking house of Raymord Pynchon & Co affiliated with the Stock Exchange will operate Paris connections through its London office. Directors of United States Rubber Company named for the year include President Samuel P. Colt and Vice Presidents James B. Ford Lee Leland. Hudson Trust Company elected Louis H. Halloway as Vice President and Director, former cashier of Nineteenth Ward Bank, with seventeen years there.
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Raymord, Pynchon & Co
The
Stock Exchange
Paris
London
United States Rubber Company
Samuel P. Colt
the. Hudson Trust Company
Louis H. Halloway
Nineteenth Ward Bank
Halloway
Madison Avenue
Mechanics’ and Traders’ Bank
The Foreign Markets Report from London Paris and Berlin
London reports quiet money demand and easy discounts with cheerful stock exchange trading. Investment buying strengthens gilt edged securities and home rails while copper shares ease. New York steady with dull finish. Paris firmer on New York advices and Paris closes at three percent rente. Berlin Boerse prices firmer with active trading.
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London
Stock Exchange
Bank of England
Hudson Bay
Union Pacific
New York
Trading in Baltimore Stocks Dull With Declines May 22
Special to The New York Times reports lighter local trading in Baltimore with prices generally lower. Western Maryland stocks fell, and Northern Central Railway eased. G. B. 8 Brewing Co. and Houston Oil slipped. Bond and stock listings show varied activity with numerous issuers including Baltimore City, Western Maryland, and city utilities, amid a 615 share stock total and $50,000 in bonds.
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New York Times
Baltimore
Western Maryland
Northern Central Railway
G. EB
Brewing Company
Houston Oil
City
Seaboard
Western Md. Res
West Va
City & Sub
Wash Lng Ley
United Ry. Ind
Baltimore Electric” Bs
SS Sky Bs
Con
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Ds Light & Power
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Vanuemere
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Conn
Northern Central
Bank of Baltimore
Houston Ol
Pittsburg
Tex
Amal
Steéwee Enee
Independent Brewing
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Ind. Brewing Pf
Pitts
Aest. Steel Pf
Tay Toy
Westingh
West
Penn
Ry Ba
Cotton Goods Market Strength Declares In Chicago Notice
The H B Claflin Company issued a statement saying the cotton goods market is stronger than in months past. It cites liquidation by small converters as a factor but notes stock reductions now halt sacrifice sales and large converters are entering the market to meet demand. The spot market for good quality cotton remains strong, limiting potential price drops for gray goods.
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Marshall Field & Co
Chicago
H. B. Claflin Company
City Bank Purchases $3 Million Seaboard Receivers’ Certificates
National City Bank has acquired 3 million dollars in receivers certificates of Seaboard Air Line as manager for a syndicate. The certificates, oversubscribed, will bear 6 percent interest and run three years from June 1. Proceeds fund interest payments on underlying bonds and various car trusts and new construction.
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National City Bank
Seaboard Air Line
City Bank
S. Davies Warfield
Baltimore
Regular Auction Sale of Stocks at Vesey Street Exchange
Andrew J. McCormack auctioneer advertises a regular stock sale by Adrian H. Muller & Son at 12:30 PM in the Exchange Salesroom Vesey Street. The listing includes numerous bonds, bank stocks, railroad issues, and corporation notes for account of various executors and “for whom it may concern.”
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Andrew J. McCormack
Adrian H. Muller & Son
Exchange
Vesey Street
Financial records reveal bank liabilities and dividends in 1908
The document lists national bank reports from New York and New Jersey with assets and liabilities including U. S. bonds, circulation, deposits, and dividends. It notes dividend declarations from Southern Pacific Company and other firms with payment dates and book closures.
New York County National Bank Noted for Cash Receipt
Bank records show a 150000 dollar cash transaction involving James C Brower as cash handler. The entry lists the amount and a designation seen but lacks full context for the event's purpose.
Charles Wasserman & Co Dissolves Under NY Law
State dissolution notice states Charles Wasserman & Co Inc filed for voluntary dissolution on May 12 2008 under Section 57 of the Stock Corporation Law. Deputy Secretary James L Whalen seals the record at Albany with counsel Frederick L Crame listed.
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State OF New York
Secretary of State
Charles Wasserman & CO
All Seal
Bany
James L. Whalen
Frederick L. Crame
Broadway
New York City
Public auction notice in New York bankruptcy case
In the Southern District of New York Philip S Gill and Oscar Del of the firm Gill and Manudel are declared bankrupts. The assets at 42 Wooster Street Manhattan will be sold by sealed bids by May 23 1908. Bids may cover stock fixtures lease or all assets including a modernization factory for ladies waists. The high bidder will pay by certified check or cash. The receiver may reject all bids and sale occurs by auction May 23 1908 if no satisfactory bid. Henry Bill receiver. Oppenheimer Schreier attorneys. Also city bidding notice for cranes at pumping stations in Manhattan with bid date June 10 1908. John H Odgrien supers Gas and Electricity. May 21, 1908.
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Mississippi Centralee Company
Standard Trust Company of New York
Harvey Fisk & Sons
Silroad Company
Cedar Street
Borough of Manhattan
New York City
Mississippi Central Railroad
Confany
John T. Porter
Treasuier, Beranton, Penn
NEW York Supreme Court
Westchester County
Court House
White Plains
County of
New York
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Mount Pleasant
Westchester
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County of Westchester
State of New York
Southern Aqueduct Department
City of New York
Kensico Reservoir
Barerett St
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Commercial Avenue
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Adaline Avenue
Red Fear NL
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Morton Street
Sedgewick Avenue
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New Paltz
Ulster County
City Health
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United States — District Court
Southern District of New York
Philip S. Gill
Oscardel
Gill and Manudel
Wooster Street
I. United States
Charles Shore
Wednesay
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W. W. Tarbeli
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