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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1908
Page
4
Trading ended with solid gains as shares moved with notable turnover of 3,348 to 648,199 units and daily sales totaling around $1.7 million. Investors tracked market activity from January through April amid broader gains.
The annus meeting of the Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph Company stockholders will be held at the Executive Office, Room No 60, No 195 Broadway, New York City, on Wednesday April 29th at 2 PM for election of Trustees and Judges of Election and other business.
The stock market yesterday moved with dull firmness as volume stayed under 275000 shares. Leading issues like Union Pacific Reading and United States Steel closed higher yet within a narrow range, while transport stocks lagged slightly. валют
London reports show American securities closing generally steady with several named issues including Anaconda and Reading. Foreign money markets show short bills at 2 1/2 percent and Berlin discount around 2 percent. Paris and London exchange rates noted along with British and French rente values.
Government bonds show yesterday's closing quotations with comparisons to the prior day. The report notes shifts in yields and prices across key maturities and mentions market responsiveness to recent policy signals.
Last actual sales and closing quotations for stocks with no transactions yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange. The list includes Adams Ex to Wisconsin Cent of Si, with varied bids and asks, and notes many issues as inactive or no trade.
Money on call opened at 15 3 per cent, high 1% per cent, closing around 14 2 1% per cent. Time money offered freely with varied terms. mercantile paper sold modestly. Foreign exchange market opened strong with gains in sterling and reichsmarks, domestic exchange varied by city. bank clearings show sizable activity. Sub-Treasury owed to Clearing House by 2,725,255.
Fragmented OCR shows bids and asks for government securities and consols tied to several regions including Cologne Munich Saxony and Penk with percentages and terms. The text references city and state authorities and a stray geographic fragment suggesting Mexican context.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company is chartered since 1822 with offices at 16 18 20 22 William Street New York and a branch at 475 Fifth Avenue The notice mentions letters of credit bills of exchange and cable transfers in relation to estate matters.
The undersigned are asked to act as a committee to represent stockholders in the Merchandise Creditors Plan for debt readjustment. Copies of the plan and subscription agreement are available on request to the Secretary of the Committee. Dated April 19 1908 Charles Francis Adams Charles J Canda George W Guthrie Lynn W Krech George J Oliver Committee H Jones Secretary breadw
Trading in outside securities was light with several mining issues showing fair movement. Prices opened lower but improved on light buying. Cumberland-Ely rose, Montgomery Shoshone gained, Tonopah Belmont and Goldfield Consolidated stayed narrow, Tri Bullion Micmac and Nevada Utah traded heavy, Salt Lake active, Yukon Gold steady, United Copper eased. American Writing Paper preferred and Bay State Gas rose, Standard Oil edged down after a rise, Chicago Subway climbed while bonds and Erie notes remained quiet and firm.
A brief stock note describes active curb stocks offered in four dollar lots and selling in cents per share.
Investors report mixed activity with London stocks weak and American prices dull. Dividends are declared by United States Cast Iron Pipe and Twin Cities Iron works. New rail orders push Central buy plans. United States Steel shows modest gains. List applications include Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe and Western Maryland Railroad issues. Union Bay directors reelected with replacements.
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