Wall Street Drifting Into Dull Trading Cites Broker Concerns
The piece notes a slow market with brokers wary of client losses and the strain on major firms. It cites political uncertainty shaping activity, rumors about Harriman and Consolidated Gas, and a cautionary tale of a bullish trader who overextended orders. It also lampoons mining promoters and dubious offers tied to notable local figures.
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Maine
Canada
Agai
Harriman
Homegat
Baltimore Bond and Stock Report Appears Flat
Special to The New York Times reports a lifeless local market in Baltimore with listings for bonds and stocks. Bond sales show low activity with prices around 1 006 and notable entries for Cotton Duck, Georgia and Alabama issues, United Railway, and Houston Oil among others. The Bank of Baltimore and Conisco appear with modest percentages, reflecting subdued trading sentiment.
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New York Times
Baltimore
Ga. & Ala
Co Car. & North
South. & Fla
United Ryine
Bank of Baltimore
Con
Comisco
Houston Oil
Chicago
The
New York
Pennsylvania
New England
E. D. Shepard & Company
Nassau Street
New York City
Grain and Provisions Market Summary
Bearish market tone dominates with Western stockpiles at 2.24 million bushels vs 1.23 million last year and Minneapolis wheat rising 1.25 million in three days. Export trade weak, Liverpool prices down, and demand for flour soft. Cash wheat ranges from No 2 red 1.05 to 1.06, No 1 Northern Duluth 1.11, No 2 hard Winter 1.08 in New York. Corn receipts heavy at Chicago, Nebraska frost damages late plantings, cash corn steady near 0.54-0.56 in New York. Futures unspecified.
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Duluth
Minneapolis
Liverpool
Northwestern Mills
Seaboard
New York
Nebraska
Chicago
Cotton Market Edges Down After Early Gain
Cotton prices drifted lower with a net decline of 5 to 9 points after a brief early advance. The market opened steady then rose 4 to 5 points on fears of a West Indian storm and cold. Local spot prices stood at 9.30 cents for middling upland and 9.55 cents for middling Gulf with 214 bales sold for consumption.
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Salt Oca Theoeiko's
Sccsesese
Aiga Soderlew
Gulf
Mobile
Norfolk
Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Houston
Georgia Cotton Crop Forecast Shortest in Years
Atlanta September 28 1932 Commissioner of Agriculture Hudson said Georgia cotton crop will be the shortest in years with a conservative estimate of 1 300 000 bales compared with 2 100 000 bales last year a drop of about 800 000 bales.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Hudson
Weather forecast for cotton and grain states
United States Weather Bureau forecast for Wednesday and Thursday covers North Carolina to Kansas. Warm interiors in several states with fair conditions, increasing cloudiness and winds varying from north to south, with showers on coastlines in places like South Carolina and Georgia.
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Washington
United States Weather Bureau
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Lower
Michigan
Upper
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Mining Stocks Close With Varied Quotations In San Francisco
Official closing quotations for mining stocks in San Francisco on September 29 show mixed results across many mines. Notable entries include Hale & Norcross 0.23, Belcher 0.20, Occidental 0.38, Crown Point 0.20, Utah Con 0.53, and Imperial 0.08, with bullion and silver markets listing premiums for bars and Mexican dollars.
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San Francisco
PAM
Hale & Norcross
Alpha
Con
Soos Desea
de Écesevs
Mexan
Neas Belcher
Occidental
Best & Belcher
Overman
Deveves
Crown Point
Utah
Aue Gould & Curry
Closing quotations on Colorado Springs Exchange
The New York Times reports from Colorado Springs dated Sept 29 presenting the day’s closing quotations on the local Exchange. Prices and stock values are listed for major local and regional securities, reflecting market activity and investor sentiment for the day.
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New York Times
Colorado Springs
Philadelphia
Foreign Markets Report Quiet Trading and Mixed Movements
London unsettled by settlement demand as money firms and rail shares gain in Britain. American issues dip then recover with Erie and Atchison leading. copper slips. Paris and Berlin show steady to quiet activity with franc and rente levels noted.
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London
Stock Exchange
Home Rails
Erie
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fé
Canadian Pacific
Grand Trunk
New York
Coffee Market Opens Steady Before Mixed Close
The coffee market opened steady with prices unchanged to up 5 points then eased to a quiet close. Sales reached 11,750 bags with Santos receipts at 8,000, totaling 44,040 bags across two parts. Brazil showed no changes, and Rio No 7 spot held at 64 3/4 cents. Street merchants note improved interior demand.
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Santos
Sao Paulo
Rio No. 7
Closing Prices on Philadelphia Local Exchange
Philadelphia market closes with a report of the final prices on the local Exchange as of the session ending today. Prices for listed securities, commodities, and related instruments are cataloged for investors and traders.
Protest period ends for First Preference Income Bonds
The time to protest the Railway Company's declaration that no interest is payable on the First Preference Income Bonds for the past fiscal year ends September 30, 1908. Creditors may protest to protect First Preference holders. deposits accepted September 30 1908 at Metropolitan Trust Company New York.
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Metropolitan Trust Company
Wall St
New York
Union Bag and Paper Company
Battery Pl
Union Bag & Paper Company
W. S. Sparks
Bankers’ ‘Trust Company
N.ae First Trust,and Savings Bank
Chicago
First National Bank of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
National Shawmut Gank
Boston
Mass
Railroad Bond Coupons Due October 1 1908
Notices from National Railroad Company of Mexico Toledo St Louis Western Railroad New York and New Jersey Telephone Company Chicago and Alton Railroad Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Bond coupons due October 1 1908 payable upon presentation at designated offices in New York and Brooklyn with official signatures and treasurer notices.
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ST. Louis
San ‘Francisco
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
J. Thomas Reinhardt
Exchange PL
Broad ST
N. Y
Mass
American
Locomotive Company
American Locomotive Company
Harvey Fisk & Sons
Cedar Street
New York City
HAR
Y Fisk & Sons
American “Locomotivr Company
Detroit United Railway
Detroit
Ft. Wayne & Belle Isle Railway Company
Detroit & Lake St. Claire Railway Company
Kean, von Cortlandt & Co
G. H. Russel
National Railroad Company of
Mexico
Wall Street
Speyer. & CO
Pine Street
E. E. Bashford
Southern Pacific Company
Broadway
K. van Deventer
National Railroad Company of Mexico
Speyer & CO
Toledo, ST. Louis & Western Railroad Company
James Steuart Mackie
NEW York and New Jersey Telephone Company
Willoughby Street
Brooklyn
Tshr
Fohd Huntingson
Chicago & Alton Railroad Co
First National Bank
Fr. H. Davis
Minneapolis & ST. Louis Railroad CO
Pacific Extension
Broad Street
H. Davis
Garfield National Bank
W. L. Douglass
Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE Railway Company
Nassau Street
H. W. Gardiner
TOR
The
United States
Mortgage & Trust Company
Monroe
Louisiana
N.Y
Manhattan
B.r.r.co
Northern Electric Company
Ottumwa Traction & Light
Oswego
Petaluma & Santa Rosa Railway Co
Pleasantville
Ridgewood
N. J
Rockaway Hunting Club
Salem
Salt Lake City
Utah
School City
Fort Wayne
Ind
Syracuse
Toledo
Ohio
Board of Education
Virginia Electric Company
Vancouver
Wash
of Water Works Co
San Antonio
Texas
Wilson
North Carolina
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Commercial Trust Company of Man
Jersey
UN Exchange Place
Jersey City
Ital
the Trust Company of America
Gresham &T
B.C
Grain and Provisions
Tonopah Goldfield Con. M. Co
Ben Tenes
Belmont
Jim Butler
Lee
Kendall McNamara
Midway
Lone Star
Montana Sane
West Bower
Goldfield
Bullfrog Adams Snee
Aia Sisereae
Bullfrog
Bullfrog N. Bank
Blue Bell
Chatseres
Eeseeae
Montgomery Moon
Aisy Steere
Diamondfield
Oerene
Colorado
Elkton
Booth Common
American Cance -Am
Booth & Co
Booth & Co. Pf
Canal & Dock
Chicago Railways
Chicago Telephone
Com Edison
Ilinois Brick Oe
People’s Gas Nee
Quaker Oats
Terese
Sears-Roebuck P
Street’s Stable Car
Swift& Co
United Boxboard
London Exchange
Paris
Berlin
Atchison Swee
Pacific
Ry St Paul
Ie Ae
Illinois Central
Louis & Eee
Union Pacific
U S. Steel
U. S. Steel
Foreign Public Securities
Saxony
Hamburg
Cologne
IBY
Munich
Augsburg
Eesesesedes
Vienna
Frankfort-on-Main
Consol
Camp Bird
Esperanza
Tomboy
el Oro
Weal
Stratton’s Ind
WERYS
Penereeeres
Bell Tel
Seseteves
SOR Ork
Cambria Steel
O .Catawissa
Elec. Co. of Am
Hunt & Broad Top
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh
Little Schuylkill
Marsden Co
Phila. Co
Rua -Phila. Co
Phila
Elec
Phila. Rap
Railway Co
Sewee
Reading Serene Weetes
Reading
Southern Pacific
Tonopah Mining
Tonopah
Union Traction
Age S. Steel
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Penn. Wyoming Copper CO
P. O
Amer. Brake Shoe & Foundry
Ae van Eee & Bon
Brooklyn Trust Company
Montague St
Bedford Ave
Fulton St
Broadwi
Thomas T. Barr
Samuel W. Boocock
George W. Chauncey
William N. Dykman
William Hester
Francis L. Hine
William A. Jamis
Frank Lyman Willis L. Ogden
Joseph E. Gwens
John J. Pierrepot
Charles M., Pratt
Theodore F. Miller
David
George G. Reynolds Charles A. Schlieren
Edward M. Shepard
J. H. Walbridge
Alexander M. White Willis D. Wood
Anman, Treasu
Rer
Kansas City, Fort
AM Kae
LCO
NEW York Stock Exchange
Travellers Letters of Credit Foreign ‘Drafts
Downton
New York Realty Owners Company
Fifth Avenue
LA Rose
1Sas
Banking Department
Monklet
Beekman St
Wall Street Journal
Albert M. Gilday
Nathan Zivitz
David Wolin
Mfg. Co
Gilday
Zivitz & Hartman
A. Gilday
N. Zivitz
D. Wolin
Copartnership Notices
Morris Artman
Reliable Pants
M's'g. Co
Bleecker St
Zivitz & Wolin
A. Iselin & Co
Standard Milling Company
Jos. A. Knox
NEW York Central & Hudson & River Railroad CO
Treasumr
Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg Railroad Company
New York Central & Tludson River Railroad Company
Utica and Black River Railroad Company
Edward L. Rossiter
Bangor & Aroostook Railroad Co
Northern Maine Seaport Railroad
Brown Brothers & Companys
State Street
Edward Stetson
Boncer
Aroostook Northern Railroad
Guaranty Trust Co. of
Nassau St
Bangor
van Buren
Piscataquis Division
James Lie
E. W. Bliss CO
Borough of
Howard C. Seaman
United Traction and Electric Company
Sweetland
United Gas Improvement Company
N. W. Cor. Broad
Arch Streets
Lewis Willie
National Bank OF the City OF New York
Board of Directors
Proximoe
Charles H. Patterson
Market and Fulton National Bank
Stevens
Fifth National Bank
Dria Quicksilver Mining Company
Ww. B. Buckminster
Nipissing Mines Company
Recordcat the Dogs
John Josten
Chatham
W. H. Strawn
HH. B. Claflin Company
Church Worth Streets
D. N. Force
Hanover National Bank
City OF
Elmer E. Whittaker
Tompkinsville
Ledge
New London Harbor
Cann
Tompkinsvillea
American Agricultural
Committee
Westinghouse Clectric & Manufacturing Company
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
James WN. Jarvin
A. G. Becker
Richard Delafield
Charles .A. Moore
Neal Rantoul
F. H. Skelding
Albert H. Wiggin
Joiavid
Larkin & Rathbone
Strong & Cadwalader
Counsel
Albert Stickney, JR
Boca & Loyalton Railroad Co
Butte County Canal Company
Castile
Camilla
Water & Light
Water & Lt. Co
Shelbyville
Cold Spring
New Creston
Edgewood
Elyria
Franklin County
Guanajuate
Consolidated
Long Island
B.R. Co
New Consolidated
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