Market Summary Reflects Dull Trading and Optimism on Election
Stocks finished near Saturday levels as volume fell and intraday moves remained irregular. Confidence rose on election prospects while reports from trade centers supported sentiment, though uncertainty lingered amid drought news and farm, rail, and crop concerns. Gold flows and currency moves offset some demand, with farmers and manufacturers watching for further signals.
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Stock Exchange
Rae
Boston
American Agricultural Chemics
Belt
Canada
Paris
London
South Africa
England
New York Stock Exchange Monday Trading Summary
Unclear copy presents scattered figures and terms for the New York Stock Exchange on Monday. The fragment references percentages and unlisted items, with no coherent market movement or named companies.
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Carpenter
William St
New York Stock
NEW York Stock Exchange
Light trading yields few price moves in curb stocks
QUTSMDE Securities notes a quiet session with Standard Oil opening at 62034 and slipping to 615 amid an 8% rise for Orphan Copper. Outside market activity was modest with several minor bond and mining stock transactions and limited net movement across quotes.
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Standard Oil
Bond Department
Allis-Chalmers
Tidewater
Consolidated Steamship Bonds
Coe
Bond prices and stock market notes from late day trading
The page lists bid and ask prices for a range of bonds and stock indices, noting yields and closing values. It references various issue codes such as 4s and 6s and includes scattered prices like 1,000 and 24,000 with notes on recent trading levels.
Bid and Ask Quotations in 1930s Market Transcript
A dense OCR fragment lists bid and asked quotations across multiple securities and bonds. It references 2s and 3s notes, various percentages, prices, and issuers with scattered figures like 2000, 18,000, and 117, along with abbreviations for exchanges and sectors. The snippet resembles a historic broker’s page showing market activity and price points.
Market opens higher then trends down in copper shares
Boston trading opened fractionally higher but orders pushed prices down for the day. Amalgamated and North Butte led activity while most copper shares were dull with little change. Amalgamated slipped to 78 and Trinity fell to 18 as the market closed without notable features.
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New York Times
Boston
Amalgamated
North Butte
Butte
Trinity
Railroad Earnings Review for September and Yearly Totals
The report lists weekly and period earnings for multiple railroads including Alabama Great Southern, Central of Georgia, Chicago Great Western, Chicago and North Western, Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas Pacific, Detroit and Mackinac, Duluth South Shore and Atlantic, Louisville and Nashville, Minnesota, St Paul and Sault Ste. Marie, Mineral Range, Mobile and Ohio, Southern Railway, Toledo Peoria and Western, Detroit United Railway, and Metropolitan Elevated. Figures show gross income, expenses, and net surplus for weeks ending Sept and July 1-Sept 21, with year totals and comparative past values.
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Alabama
Great Southern
Central OF Georgia
Chicago
Chicago, Indianapolis & CE
Chicago & Northwestern
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Texas
Pacific
Detroit & Mackinac
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic
Louisville & Nashville
ST. Paul & S. Marie
Mobile & Ohio
Southern Railway
Tolledo, Peoria & Western
Detroit United Railway CO
Essewere
Poole
Short-Term Notes Bid and Ask Prices Across Issues
Market close bid and asked prices for principal short term notes show varied yields across key issuers. Notable entries include Atlantic Tel carbon 5s Jan 1910 at 100% bid and 1004 asked and Lake Shore 5s Feb 1911 at 101 with other issues around 99 to 101. Prices reflect thin liquidity and differing maturities through 1913.
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Am. Tel
Tel
Atlantic C. L
Eee
Ches. &Ohio
Chic
I.& Pac
Chicago & NJ
Ind
St. L
Interboro
Lake Shore
Louis
Nash
Jis
Michigan Central
Minn
St. Louis
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Southern
Ccasees
Tidewater Co
West
Elec.& Mfg
Boston Bank Weekly Statement Report
Boston banks report for the Associated National Banks of Boston as of a weekly close in Boston on September 28. The statement outlines reserve levels, deposits, loans, and other banking metrics typical of city financial institutions.
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Boston Bank
New-York Times
Boston
Associated National Banks of Boston
Treasury balances reported at start of business
The Treasury began the day with the reserve fund in gold coin and bullion and trust funds to redeem outstanding certificates. Totals show current liabilities and deposits in national banks as well as Philippine Treasury reimbursements awaiting. The figures include a large total for the general fund and related items, reflecting the day’s financial posture.
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Reserve Fund
Golaccout
Secess General Fund
Philippine
Wheat and Corn Markets See Visible Supply Rise and Prices Fall
Market roundup notes wheat supplies up 5 229 000 bushels with Northwest receipts of 1 986 cars and weak bull enthusiasm. Export business slim with 10 loads. clearances include 70 000 barrels flour and 1 020 000 bushels wheat. Interior receipts total 2 416 000 bushels versus 1 143 000 a year ago. Liverpool down 4 to 4d. No 2 red New York 1.07 to 1.012 elevators, 1.08 afloat. No 1 Northern Duluth 1.125, No 2 hard Winter 1.09 afloat. Corn features frost easing to slight uptick, but overall prices weak. Visible supply up 614 000 bushels. Liverpool 4 to 4d net lower. No 2 corn New York 0.86 elevator, 0.86 delivered. Swift & Company Fresh Beef sales in New York week to Sept 26 average 7.14 cents per lb.
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Northwest
Liverpool
New York
Duluth
Livieroo
Chicago
Boston Stock Exchange elects officers for year
Henry Horn blower of Hornblower and Weeks was elected Vice President over Sumner B. Pearmain by 74 to 32. New officers include President Lyman B. Greenleaf Treasurer Sidney Chase and Governing Committee John Parkinson Charles Head Frank W. Remick Philip W. Wrenn Harry K. White George N. Towle and Charles M. Cabot for one year.
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Boston Exchange
New York Times
Boston
Mass
Henry Hornblower
Hornblower & Weeks
Boston Stock Exchange
Sumner B. Pearmain
Lyman B. Greenleaf
Sidney Chase
John Parkinson
Charles Head
Frank W. Remick
Philip W. Wrenn
Harry K. White
George N. Towle
Charles M. Cabot
Bondholders urged to protest Central of Georgia income interest
R Walter Levy chairman of the Central of Georgia Income bondholders committee calls on first preferred income bondholders to protest in the name of at least one third before Sept 30 if they wish to maintain interest. The Levy committee will accept bond deposits until noon Sept 30.
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Georgia Central
R. Walter Levy
Central of Georgia Income Bondholders’ Committee
First Preferred Income
First Income
Levy Committee
Coffee market shows mixed opening with Santos strike tolls
Coffee opened with irregular moves from five points down to five points up then closed near unchanged to up six. US deliveries total 116 705 bags for the week while Santos and Jundiahy ports show slow recovery with 31 000 bags received from Santos and the port receipts lagging last year. Santos strike persists. New York deliveries reach 7 285 bags ahead of last year.
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Havre
Hamburg
Santos
Jundiahy
New York
Rio No. T
United States
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Mutual Alliance Trust Co Boosts Capital to 70000
Stockholders at a special meeting voted to raise capital from 500000 to 760000 by shifting 200000 from surplus and issuing a 40 percent stock dividend to record holders on Sept 28. The move aligns with amended banking laws and accompanies two branches and growing deposits.
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Mutual Alliance Trust Company
Mutual Alliance
London Metal Exchange closes with mixed copper and tin
Spot copper at 259 15s and futures 0 10s, tin ends weaker down 15s, spot 132 15s and futures 184 2s. Lead holds 13 1s 34d, spelter at 19 12s 6d, iron warrants ease to 003 for standard foundry and 6s 64 for Mid Alanine, New York prices also show declines from Friday.
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London Metal Exchange
Standard Foundry
Trading in Baltimore Sees Stagnant Market with Bond Interest
The Baltimore market remained mostly flat with limited activity beyond a few inquiries for investment bonds. Stocks and bonds showed minimal movement as traders tracked prices, while Northern Central and United Railway names appeared with scattered quotes.
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Northern Central
A. L. News
Ctfs
Dueck Dga
North
United Raila
Beahoard
United Railway
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More Capital For Trust CO
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