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New York Tribune in New York, New York

30 Apr 1908

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New York Tribune

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1908

Page

13

Foreign and finance notes on markets and merger plans

The market saw about thirty thousand shares traded with American stocks in London rising early before retreating. The merger of Mexican Central and Mexican National Railway securities is expected to succeed, deposits already sufficient. Investors receive a railroad stock leaflet from Spencer Trask & Co. The Manhattan Railway Company debt ties to a large mortgage, and a new New York Produce Exchange Bank branch will open. Dividend cuts explained for Pacific Coal Company due to nationwide economic weakness. Iron trade outlook remains cautious with mixed signals from Pennsylvania Railroad finance and pig iron markets. meetings planned for May to set prices, while overhang from potential lower Birmingham prices tempers activity.

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Manhattan Imterborough Rapid Transit Company Manhattan Railway Company New York Produce Exchange Bank Lth Street Second Avenue Pacific Cove John Kean Pennsylvania Central West Southern Birmingham Iron Trade Review Ohio yShares Uisville & Nashville Allis-Chalmers Co Sly di lMarine Pr Mackay Etis Minn St. Louis St. P S. St Am. Car & Foundr Ste Kan Texas Missouri Pacific Hide & Leather Hatian Saga Nashville & CI Ri Tate Nat. Enamelling & Stud Newhouse M New York Central New York Chicago & St. L S NH & F Atchison Norfolk & Western Northern Pacific Baltimore & Ohio Ratopilas Mining Pacific Coast Brooklyn Rapid Sanit Pacific Mail Brooklyn Union Gas Pennsylvania Railroam Canadian Southern Ag Peo. Gas & C Ose Tisty Canada Pacific Pittsburg Coal Central Leather Pittsburg Central of New Jersey Chesapeake & Ohio Altonia Chicago Railway At & Alton Great Western Republic Iron & Steel Chi Hic Rock Island M & St P Pr L. E FE Chicago & Northwestern Tohicago Union Traction Salen St. L. Ee Olorado Fuel & Iron Ant Sloss-Sheff. Steel & Iron Colorado & Southern Southern Pacific Ag So Southern Railroad Ado & Southern Ist Ca Southern Railroad Tsay Tennessee Copper Hocking Coal & 1 Texas & Pacific Third Avenue Railroad Toledo Railways & Light Tol St. L. West Comstock Tunnel Delaware & Kindson Twin City R. Stbyns Wester Union Ag & Ca Lack Sr & Rio Union Pacific Ae Union Pacific Pr Sli Si Silaling Securities Babisi Unite Cast Iron Pipe Erie Federal M. & Ss General Electric Granby Great Northern Utah Copper Chemon Illinois Central Interborough-Metropolitan Wabash Ae Ife Aos Vt Wabash Pr International Paper Western Union Telegraph International Westinghouse Wwestinghouse Wheeling Iowa Central Wheeline & FE Landon Anaconda Atchison Sox Pacific Tt St Paul Louis & Nash Central Wty Penneylvania Reading Southern Pactite Tas - Union London Berlin Paris Parle Exchange Tis Md Berlin Exchange France Balt Hes MH & St P Fuel & Tron Consol loMat Securities Aa Interboro- Met Kan & Tex Boston Day &T Ont & West Pennsaylvania Aliway Keston Eleveras Republic Steel Warner NYNWA Randy Yin Teceria Urien Toronto Stewart & Lockwood Farrero Maines Peterson Lake Wolserine Foster
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Irregularity in the Stock Market Day’s Total Sales

Report notes irregularity in stock market activity with total shares traded for the day and comparisons to prior periods. Figures include day’s total shares, January 1 to date, and preceding totals reaching tens of millions, indicating unusual volume.

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Market Irregularities Persist Amid Exchange Failures

Stocks moved erratically with large volumes traded as another exchange house failed after the death of a senior member. Short covering boosted early strength before profit taking pushed many issues down from session highs. United States Steel earnings were weak but impact limited. Union Pacific bond plans drew attention as Interborough notes sold well. Foreign exchange softened with sterling and Paris checks slipping. Banks paid out May deposits while treasury calls loom. Iron and steel outlook remained unsettled with potential price cuts feared.

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Stock Exchange House Shorts United States Steel Quarterly Union Pacific Interborough Rapid Transit Interborough Mre Europe Paris London Secretary of the Treasury Washington Treasury United States Steel Corporation The Steel Corporation
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Ferry Company Bids and Bonds Details

Fragmented OCR shows bids and bond figures for Brooklin and Union ferries. Numbers include 45 million, 234 and 25, 5, and 67 with entries unclear. The text references bids, asks, and bonds related to ferry operations.

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Pam Brooklin Union Ferry
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American securities abroad market report shows strength

London notes a strong American securities market with final prices listed for major issues. Foreign money rates indicate call money at 2 1 2 percent in London and Berlin discount at 4 percent, with par exchange figures and British consols quoted for money.

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London
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Stock quotes for inactive NYSE listed items

The following were the last actual sales and the closing quotations for stocks in which there were no transactions yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange. Fe hed "nsisted.

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New York Stock Exchange
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Money Market and Foreign Exchange Report

Money on call opened at 1 percent with highs to 2 percent and closing near 1.54 percent. Rates for sixty days range 2 to 4 percent, longer terms up to four to seven months around 3 percent. Foreign exchange opened weak with sterling near 4.8740, short francs around 5.15, short Reichsmarks near 9.55, and later cables showing little change. Domestic exchange notes varied by city, with New York and Chicago showing premia and discounts. Government receipts and expenditures show a daily surplus/deficit amid overall fiscal activity. Sub-Treasury debtor to Clearing House at day’s end.

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Mercantile Germany Paris Belgium Switzerland Malliand Boston Chicago St. Louis San Francisco New Orleans Cincinnati Savannah New York Baltimore Philadelphia London Madrid Lisbon Washington SUB Sub-Treasury Clearing House
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Outside Securities Market Turns Irregular As Trading Fluctuates

The outside market shows reduced business volume with uneven price moves. Some issues firm on strong demand while others see sharp reactions from heavier offerings. Notable moves include Standard Oil rebounding after a 5 point loss and Butte Coalition rising about 2 points.

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Standard Oil Milners Central Chicago American Tobacco Butte Coalition Cumberland-Ely Nevada-Utah
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Bowling Green Trust Co Officers and Directors Listed

Bowling Green Trust Co at 26 Broadway New York releases its officers Edwin Gould president William H Taylor first vice president Charles P Armstrong second vice president John A Hilton third vice president and treasurer William M Laws secretary. Directors include Charles P Armstrong George J Gould Frank Brainard John A Hilton Harry Bronner Myron T Herrick Franklin Q Brown Edward T Jeffery and others.

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Bowling Green Trust Co Broadway New York Edwin Gould William H. Taylor Chas. P. Armstrong John A. Hilton Pres. & Treay William M. Laws Charles P. Armstrong George J. Gould Frank Brainard Harry Bronner Myron T. Herrick Franklin Q. Brown Edward T. Jeffery Robert C. Clowry Winslow S. Pierce Edmund C. Converse Morton F. Plant Wm. Nelson Cromwell Dick S. Ramsay P. C. Costello Frederick B. Schenel Grenville
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