Money and Exchange. Mercantile and Foreign Rates
Money on call opened at 2 percent with highs near 24 percent and lows around 2 percent. Offerings were plentiful but demand was fair. rates 4a 2 percent for thirty days, 3 3% for sixty days, 343% for ninety days. Foreign exchange opened strong up 16 to 1 points for cables. demand sterling firm, 6 %% for demand and 4.84% for sixty-day bills. Gold export talk emerged, then subsided. sterling cables traded higher in afternoon business. Domestic exchange showed varied discounts and premiums across major cities. silver and bullion markets noted. Government receipts and expenditures listed. treasury credits posted with daily and month-to-date figures.
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Sas Ati
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London
Pean
Germany
Reichemarke Parte
France
Belgium
Switserioné
Biolland
Wes Domesticc Exchange
Boston
Chicago
San Francisco
New Orleans
Charleston
St. Louis
New York
Baltimore
St. Chicago
Washington
Sue-Treasury
Treasury
Credar
Lisbon
Union Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Pennsylvania
C Commission
Paris Exchange
Wall Street
Secretary of the Treasury
Monetary Commission
Congress
Securities values show improvement in 1907 day
Daily totals list 1,058,787 shares traded versus 627,159 for the prior period. For the year to December 9, total sales reach 189,802,779 shares, slightly below the 190,416,70 shares listed for the same span.
Market Rally Posts New High Amid Speculation
The stock market rose to a new yearly high with over a million shares traded as high grade issues like Chesapeake & Ohio surged. Traders expect volatile gains, while analysts warn small investors face risk. Treasury policy and currency reform loom as future influences on the market and tariffs.
Tariff Debate Shapes Market Outlook Before Congress
The piece notes that a tariff designed for broad public benefit faces bull market pressure from speculators who expect securities to rise before the next Congress convenes. It suggests optimistic predictions about the coming session will spread in the Street in the coming months.
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Congress
Fragmentary Bond Listings Featuring Numerous Corporates and Quotes
A dense OCR fragment lists a wide array of bonds and loans across many issuers such as New York entities, utilities, railroads, and industrials. It includes stated coupons, prices, yields, and issue terms with scattered references to government and municipal notes, reflecting a broad debt market snapshot with varied maturities and ratings.
Bond Market Sales Reported With Total of 7,854,000
Bond market sales totaled 7,854,000 with various issues listed. The report shows 2000 West Union Street and several corporate and municipal bonds including 4s and 4%s from units and marine issues. Details include numbers such as 32000 and 9876 against several entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacka Steel Ss
LS & M
Inactive Stocks Show Last NYSE Sales and Quoted Prices
Last actual sales and closing quotations listed for stocks with no transactions yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange. Prices shown include bids and asks and cover Adams Ex to Vulcan Det, with many entries lacking recent activity and featuring varied figures across multiple firms and preferreds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
American securities abroad market report
London market closes with heavy demand for American stocks and no gain as new account trading opens. Quoted prices show mixed levels across Atchison Canadian Pacific St Paul Erie Goodfield primary names, while foreign money rates include call money at 1 4 to 2 percent and Paris Berlin exchange details. British consuls yield 4 7 16 percent for money, French rentes at 97 francs 5 centimes.
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London
New York
Anaconda
Atchison
Usts
Canadian Pacific
St Paul
Mirols Central
Louisville
UG Steel
Ite
Id's
Meh
Berlin
Paris
Paris Exchange
Frances
Berlin Exchange
Bargold, Tis Ltd
Fioreie« Seucurites
Outside securities drift as miners lead gains and declines
Market activity shows continued up and down moves in outside securities with mining stocks dominating. Nevada Consolidated and Cobalt Central advance while Rawhide Coalition and North Butte Extension fluctuate. Yukon Gold holds firm and Goldfield Consolidated gains. Chicago Subway and Standard Oil move on heavy volume and bond trading remains dull and steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Consolidated
Cobalt Central
Rawhide
North Butte
Consolidated Arizona Smelting
Yukon
Goldfield Consolidated
Chicago Subway
Standard Oil
Alaska Mines
Boston
British Col
Buffalo Mines
Butte Coalition
Butte & N
sCalizona Golder
Cotait Central
Goldfield
Umberland
Ely S's
Davis
Daly Er
Dolores
Dominion Copper
Ely Central Lim EL Rayo
Ely Witch
Eureka
Godfeld
Goldfield Daisy
jreene-Cananeali
Mmn
Indian Valley
Kerr Lake I
Te Tia
la Rose
Mason Vail
McKinney
Miami Copper
Utah
Mé&s
Y Cod Leasing
Nipissing
Rawhide Mining Ca
Wu Stewart
Sup & Pitta
Apex Pe
Peaver
Consolidated Exchange Sees Broad Buying With Reading Leads
The Consolidated Exchange showed strong buying throughout the day with several prominent issues pushing higher than on the Stock Exchange. Reading led with heavy late trades above 14 and 14% while Pennsylvania and Southern Pacific also rallied amid increased volume and buoyant floor activity.
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Consolidated Exchange
Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Smelling
St. Paul
Ibiz
My. Commission House
Bowling Green Trust Co Officers and Directors Listed
The Bowling Green Trust Co at 26 Broadway New York announces Edwin Gould as President William H Taylor as 1st Vice President Charles P Armstrong as 2nd Vice President John A Hizton as Sd Vice President and Treasurer William M Laws as Secretary The list includes directors Charles P Arms Frank Brainard Harry Brozier Franklin Q Brown Robert C Clowry Edmund C Convers and others with George J Gould Joan A Hilton Edward T Jefery Winslow Dick Ramsay Frederick B Schenck William Skinner Andrew Squire and E F C Young among named officers and trustees.
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Edwin Gould
William H. Taylor
Chas. P. Armstrong
John A. Hizton
Sd V Pres
Trea
William M Laws
Charles P. Arms
Frank Brainard
Harry Brozier
Franklin Q. Brown
Robert C. Clowry
Edmund C. Convers
Nelson Crom
P. C. Costello
Grenville M. Dodge A. Goepel
Frank J. Gould
George J. Gould
Joan A. Hilton
Edward T. Jefery Winslow
Pierce Dick S. Ramsay
Frederick B. Schenck
William Skinner
Andrew Squire
John P. Truesdell
E. F. C. Young
Detroit and Mackinac Railway declares December dividends
The Detroit and Mackinac Railway Company announces a regular quarterly dividend of two and one half percent on preferred capital stock and an extra dividend of five percent. Shares, 1100.960 in number, are to be paid to stockholders of record at the close of business December 1, 1908, with transfer books to close December 15 and reopen December 16. The meeting date is set for Saturday December 12.
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Ci Ng
Acca
Alice Minin
Allis-Chalmers Co
Allis-Chalmers Co. Pr
Amalgamated Copper
American Steel Foundry
American Tel. & Tel
American Tobacco
Atlantic Coast
Baltimore & Ohio
Batopilas Mining
Bethlehem Stee
Bethlehem Steel Transit
Athe Ee Ily
Brookly Rapid
Isi
Brooklyn Union
Brunswick
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake & Ohio Nly
iChicago & Alton
iChicago & Alton Pr
Chicago Great Western
Chicago Great West
Soo
Mi & St
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Union Tract
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado Southern
Col & Hock Coal & I
Consolidated Gas
Delaware & Lindson Con
Een del Lack
Western
Denver & Rio Grande
Evsville & T H
General Electric Co
Jabl
Great Northern Pr
Great Northern Ore
Havena
Elec Railway
Hockin
Ley Etfs
Illinois Central
Interborough-Metropolitan N
Interborough-Metropolitan Harvester
International Harvester Pr
Mhme
Towa Central
Iowa Central
Kansas City Southern
Kansas
Kreok
Lake Erie
Sicestaeelackay Cos
Iaa
Mackay Cos
Manhattan
Minn
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
National Biscuit Pr
Sky
Nat. R. R
Mex
Isis
Newhouse M. & S
New York Air Bray
New York Central
Illite
New York
Chicago & St .Lue
Ontario & West
Baty
Norfolk & Western
North American
Northern Pacific
Ontario
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania Railroad
Peoria & Eastern
People Gas & Coke
Pittsburg Coal
Pittsburg
Pullman Palace
Railwey Steel
Republic Iron &Teel
Iron & Steel
Republic
Rock Island
San Ran
St Louis Soutestern
Louis Southwestern Pr
Sel & Iron
Iron
Southern Pacific
Southern Pr
Southern
Southern Railroad Pr
Tennessee
Texas & Pacific
Third Avenue Railroa Boke
Third Avenue Railroa Boke Oo Sy 26% Ily 2 Oo 1 |Tol
St. Louis & Western
Oan
iTol
United Railway
Ity
Sila
United Railway Inves
Cat Tron Pipe & Fo
Joe Ve Thal
United States Express
United States Rubber
United States Steel
States Steel
Irginia
Carolina Chem
Wabash
Wabash Pr
Western Maryland i
Western Union Telegraph
Westinghous
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Jae Oe
Wisconsin Central
Wisconsin Central Pr
Adams
Allis -Chalm
Ist Inc
Sunny
Godo I. S Col
NY & Q
Pys
L& N
RaIn & M
Jgan Fe
PM & M
RI & LP
Tex & Pac
Union Pac
R & Tap
S Steel
Pitts
Fray Oo
Erie
Jaen
Steam
Pf &S
Vanear
Westings
FB & M
Sale
Long Island
Man Heace
MD Coal
Mich
Mor & Es
Nash & « H
T&c
L. Pt
Ann Arbor
BR & O
Nyc&sl
BR & F
L& W
Y&n JT
Gti Co SA
C& Etpf
C&st L
C& Nw
Stpm&o
Rens & Sara
RW & OL
Cf& Tpt
Fed M & S
Uh Co
An Granby M
Tlock Vo
Int Power
Kocfs&m
Keéedm
State Street
Boston
Mass
Deceiober
Charles A. Hubbard
Dirretonave
M. T. Watt
B. R. Tre
Guggenheim Exploration Company
Broadway
Guggenheim Exploration Com
R-Cord
Aes
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Interborough Rapid Franset
A. W
H. M. Fisher
American Can Company
R. H. Timoon
American Snuff Company
Fifth Ave
E. PD Christian
Detroit
Mackinac Railway Company
Wall Street
New York City
Preferred Capital Stock Company
Henry K. McHarg
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
Decermaker S. A
Saturdal
Taos
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Guaranty Trust Company of
Nassau St
Lombard St
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Banking Department Trust Department
Bond Department Transfer Department
Foreign Department
U.S. Steel
Carlisle & CO
N. Y
Ss. Express
Colorado Fuel & Iron Preferred
New Jersey Zinc
American Brake Shoe & Foundry Common
American Book
Babcock & Wilcox
Baring Crese Bridge
Frederic H. Hatch
Broad Street
Joseph Walker & Sons
Fred’k F. Marquard
Consolidated Stock Exchange of
Broad ST
Clinton Gilbert
Wall St., N. Y
Queens
International Nickel
International
Delaware Securities
S. H. P. Pell & CO
New York Stock Fundance
Hanover
Exchange PL
Money and Exchange
Oak
Sterling
Bowery Ne
Nor Pac
Bowe Ae
Penn
Sac Tay Ins
PG & Cth
Won &S
Pea & E Inc
P& Sts
Roed & P
Sears
Vandalia R
Valca
Vulcan
Yvesterda
IMR Distriet
Columbia
Rid
Ria
American Securities Abroad
van Sehaick & Co
Chas
Bank Ny
Marsland Trust
Nor Cent Ry
Nassau Street
Outside Securities
Industrial
Gulf & WT
Ingseat
Bay State Gas
Otis Elevator Eee
Standard Salt
Ing
Ee Subway
Alits-Chalmers
Louis & Nash
Ely
Kan
Texas
MD Rep Steel
St. So
Tau Do
Peloher
Fom
Montgomery
Portland
Terra Nevada
Craype
Mencinan
Walis
K L. Dev
Dee Bee
Vrab
United Fruit
Anked
Travellers
Letters of Credit Foreign Drafts
Bowling Green Trust Co
the Trust Ggmpay! OF
Amerigs
Wall St
Colonial Branch
Gresham St. London & C
Kerbo ,c Cc
Trust Co
The
United Fruit Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Minneapolis & ST. Louis Railroad
Laecet
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Futchinson, ‘Sident
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