Market Tally Reflects Heavy Losses in Securities Values
The report shows significant declines in securities values with total sales for the day at 995,677 shares and a drop of 13 percent. For the year to date from January 1 to December 17, totals include 193,591,438 shares traded, down from the prior period in 1907.
Market Slump Deepens as Bear Activity Drives Shares Down
A stock market report notes renewed bear pressure and sharp declines in metal shares led by Reading, Union Pacific, and Smelters. Large selling in late trading pushed values lower while big buyers steadied some names, with President elect Taft tariff talk cited as bear ammunition.
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Reading
Union Pacific
Commission House
Wall Street
United States Steel
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Taft
Holland
Venezuela
Sterling Exchange
Europe
Paris
Bank of England
Egypt
South America
Bank of France
London
Paris Exchange
Bond market sales total four million eight hundred fourteen thousand five hundred
A historical newspaper bond market roundup lists numerous securities with varied coupons and maturities. Total sales amount to 4 814 500, highlighting large holdings in railways steel and utilities with dozens of issue numbers and underwriting notes.
Bond listings show mixed yields from Am Ry Co to Lehigh Nav
A historical bond table lists various companies and yields such as Am Ry Co, Lehigh Nav, Phila Elec, and Union Traction with percentages around 2 to 99 percent, including pref and common issues. It notes entities like Cambria Steel, Philadelphia Electric Co, and Canadian referenced bonds, reflecting a broad market snapshot.
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Am Cemert
Len Val R
Am Ry Co
Marsden
Cambria Steel
Phila Co
Con Tr of
Elec St Bat Co
Penn Rco
Blee Co
Penn Steel Co
Fairmount Trac
Phila Elee Co
Phila Rap
Union Traction
Union Gas Imp
Ins Co
Lake Sup Corp
Lehigh
Phila Elec
BF Sen Bon
Ie Begges
Inactive Stocks On NYSE with No Transactions
Last actual sales and closing quotations for stocks with no NYSE trades yesterday show figures for Adams Ex, Am A C pf, Am Coal, Am Sin pf, Am Lo pf, Am M pf, Am Snuff, do pref, Batop Min, Cc & Nw pf, Chic T Tr do pref, Consol Coal, Det U R Rh D SS&A pf, Ev & T H do pref, Fed Supf Gen Ch Co do pref, Homestake, Ing-R Co ao pref, Int Power, Iowa Cent, Keok & DM do pref, Lac Gas pf, LE a Ww do pref, Long Island, Mack Cos pf, Md Coal pf, Mid Cent, M & St L, Morris & Es, Pac Coast ist pf, Peo & E, PCC&StL pf, Pitts C pf, PW & 6.16, Quicksilver do pref, Ry st Ss pf, Rens & Sar, Rut R R pf, SL&aSF Ist pf, Sears R pf, T & PLT, TC RT of, Un Ry Invt, U S Leath do pref, SRE RIA do pref, U S Rubber, Vandalia RR &S O pf, WM Ist pf, Unitsted.
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Acee
Allis-Chalmers Company
Ste
Amalgamated Copper
American Agr. Chemical
American Car & Foundry A
American Car & Foundry P
American Hide & Leather
American Ice Securities
American Steel Foundry
Aitchison Iain
lAtchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio P
Lyne
Bethlehem Steel Ee
Bethlehem Steel Price Part Ry Sey
Brooklyn Rapidransit
Brooklyn Union Gas
Brunswick
Butterick Company
Rot Ae A
Canada Southern
Canadian Pacific
Central
New_Jersey
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & & Alton
Chicago Great Western
Ighicago, Mil. & St. Paul
iChicao & Northwestern
Chicago Union Trac
Chicago Union Trac. Pr
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Columbus & Hocking C. & I
Consolidated Gas
Laware & Hudson
Laware, Lack & Western
Rio Grande
Raby
Bane Shore & A
Eral Mining & Smelting
Yeral Electric Company
Anby Mining
Vana Electric Railway
Ockt Valley
erborough-Metropolitan
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Ernational Harvester
Ernational Harvester Pr
Ernational Paper
Ernational Paper Ee
Og Am
Ernational Steam Sa
Ernational Steam Pump
Va Central
Waganawha & Michigan
Cri&p
Tex & Okle
Tex & Pac
Elec L
Eal
Do Inc Br
Union Pac
Erie
Wigan
Westingh
Adams
Batop
Cfs
Cc & Nw
Pm&o
Ccc&sl
EL Ped
Consol Coal
Fai M&s
Supf
Gen Ch Co
Ing-R Co
Int Power
Iowa
Keok & DM
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Long Island
Mack Cos
Manhate
MD Coal
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cCametape
Morris
Pac Coast
Peo & E
Pitts C
Quicksilver
Rens & Sar
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T&plt
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Ttc R& P
U S
Vandalia RR &S
Bay State
Houston
Union Ferry
Sas
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Arizpe
Banner
Car & Dry Ae
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Utte & N
Lane SB St
Consol
Con Ariz
Ealt & Ohio
Cumberland
Ely
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Dominion Copper
Ohio
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Chicago M & St P
Florence
Col Fuel & Iron
Furck
Col &Southern
Giroux
Denver & Rio G
Goldfield
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la Rose Consol
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Tilmots Central
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Missouri Pacific
America
Northern Pacific
Cod Leasing
Pacific Mail
Nipissing
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Ohio Copper
Poldavis Sa
Republic Steel
Lone Island
Southern Pacific
Rawhide Coalition
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Red Top Leasing
Tenn Copper
Texas & Pacific
Third Avenue
Union Pacific
Stewart
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Trinity Copper
United Copper
Utah
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Am Steel
Essueer
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Erie Railroad to Buy 1909 Coupons at Par
Erie Railroad Company announces that coupons due January 1, 1909 from the First Consolidated Mortgage 4% bonds will be purchased at par by J. P. Morgan & Co. on or before December 31, 1908. Notices specify cash purchase at No. 23 Wall Street and 283 Wall Street addresses in New York.
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Erie Railroad Company
J. P. Morgan & Co
Wall St
New York
Board of
F. D. Underwood
J. P
Brom Valley Sewer Commission
New Grand Street
White Pilling
N. Y
Westchester County
County of
Westchester
Mechanics’ National Bank
City of New York
City
State of New York
Sanitary Sewer District
Bronx Valley Sewer Commission
Grand Street
White Plains
Yukon Gold Company Plans Annual Stockholders Meeting
The Yukon Gold Company will hold its annual meeting at Williamson and Burleighs office 242 Water Street Augusta Maine on January 11 1909 at 2 PM Directors to be elected and other business to be transacted. Books for stock transfer close December 21 1908 at 3 PM and reopen January 12 1909. Charles K Lipman secretary 185 Broadway New York December 11 1908.
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YUKON GOLD_ COMPANY
Yukon Gold Company
Williamson’ & Burleigh
Water Street
Augusta
Maine
Chas. K. Lipman
Broadway
N. Y
The Bank for Savings Dec 1998 Dividend Notice
The Board of Trustees declares a 4 percent annual dividend for the six months ending December 31 1998 on all eligible deposits of $5.90 and up. Dividends credited to principal and payable after January 20 1909. Deposits made by January 5 draw interest from January 1 1909. Walter Trimble president Charles A Shepman secretary James Knowles comptroller.
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Fourth Avenue
Board of Trustees
Walter Trimble
Charles A. Shepman
James Knowles
Outside Securities Market Dips Amid Broad Selling Pressure
Prices in the outside securities market weakened as selling pressure pressed the leading issues. Copper shares slid fractionally to percent declines, silver rallied after dividend news for La Rose Consolidated, and cobalt Central fell after a 6 cent drop. Standard Oil fell 19 points while American Tobacco gained a point, Chicago Subway slipped 1½ points, and bond demand was decent with Brazil 5s off fractionally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Rose
Cobalt Central
American Tobacco
Chicago Subway
Brazil
Consolidated Steamship
Union Ferry
Consolidated Exchange Trades Reflect Market Gap
The professional element on the Consolidated Exchange sold stocks on rallies, imparting a weaker tone than the Stock Exchange. The spread ranged from a fraction to 4% of a point most of the day with Reading and United States Steel seeing heavy but lower prices. Copper and St Paul showed notable differences between the two markets.
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Consolidated Exchange
Stock Exchange
States Steel
St. Paul
Proposals for Gene Mortgage Bonds of Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR
Sealed proposals for sale of Gene Mortgage Bonds of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Company, for the sinking fund, not to exceed 97 520 19 par and accrued interest. Bond series A B C or 7 indicate the series. Proposals to be received at Winlow Lanier Co New York by close of business December 1 1904. T re ssur
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR. FR. CO
Cleveland, O
Messrs Winlow, Lanier & Co
Cedar Street
New York
Kloss. Tressur
Money and Exchange Market Summary
Money on call opened at 3 percent, with highs at 3 percent and lows near 2 percent. Time money firm but selective demand, six month and longer notes at 3 to 4 percent. Foreign exchange opened steady with cables around 4 87 and demand sterling near 4 86. Bank clearings show large daily totals and Sub-Treasury reports a monthly surplus or deficit.
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Mercantile
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