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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1908

Page

4

Fragmented 1923 financial notice with bonds and leases

A partial OCR of a 1923 financial notice lists multiple banks and trusts, bonds, shares, and a hotel lease. It references Exchange National Bank Greenwich Bank Rose Hills Cemetery Linden New Jersey James Guardian Trust Co Westminster Hotel Co and related mortgage bonds and leases. The document cites a Westminster Hotel lease on 16th Street and Irving Place dated August 12 1996 with a lease expiry in 1923 and notes various bonds and mortgage details across several entities.

Gom Exchange National Bank Greenwich Bank Rose Hills Cemeter Linden N. Johames Guardian Trust Co Broadway Trust Titston Avenue Pavonia Ferry St. March Trust Co Westchester County Chatham Nations Bank Bosco Westminster Hotel Co Westminster Hotel 16Th Street Irving Place Jonn F Hellingsworth Company Wellington Fimtel Company Westminster Eee Aliermonte Water Supply Co Sues States Realty & Improvement 2 Chese National Bank Edison Electric Co Low Antries Cal

Weakness in Stocks Weighs on Market as Rail Earnings Lag

General stock declines spread on weaker railroad earnings. Closing prices show widespread drops and modest gains in few issues. Bonds also fall while government receipts and sub treasury balances shift, with total daily activity reflecting investor caution and market drag from transport stocks.

Stock Market Advances Then Falls On Rail Earnings And Campaign Shocks

The stock market opened with a moderate advance but sank steadily to end with losses of one to two points on most leading issues. Weakness traced to railroad earnings reports, especially Union Pacific and Southern Pacific, rising operating costs, and lower traffic volume. News of a locomotive maker laying off thousands and Bryan’s looming campaign also unsettled markets. London markets were heavy, and a large Illinois Central equipment trust issue signals hoped stabilization.

Inion Southern Pacific Union Pacific Harriman Bryan London Illinois Central

Money Market and Foreign Exchange Summary

Money on call opened at 2 percent with 2 percent closing and 14.2 percent last loan. Rates for term money ranged 3 to 5 percent, mercantile paper light, supply moderate. Foreign exchange opened weak with declines in sterling and francs. cables and demand sterling quoted with firmer London discounts later. Bank clearings reported for New York, Chicago, Baltimore, Boston, Philadelphia. silver market noted with London bar silver closing lower.

Mercantile Paper London Germany Reichemarks Paris Belgium Switzerland Holland Boston Chicago St. Louis San Francisco Sight Bc New Orleans Cincinnati Savannah New York Baltimore Philadelphia Sited Ted

Railroad and Other Stocks Closing Bonds Quotations

Yesterday's closing quotations for government bonds are shown, compared with Tuesday's figures. The data indicates changes in yields and prices for several issues, reflecting market movements in the railway and other stock sectors. Specific bond names and exact price points are listed in the article's table.

Active curb stocks sales for the day

Fragmentary stock market note shows price figures and trading activity with unclear context. The readable fragment mentions stock actions and a number 448,76 but lacks complete entities, dates, or outcomes to establish a clear event or ranking.

American Securities Abroad Market Brief

London trading shows American securities steady with varied gains and losses. Key items include Anaconda at 6% with minor changes, Illinois Central at 32 and 127, Reading at 102, Pennsylvania 112, and U S Steel around 95. Foreign money markets show London call at 3% and short bill discounts near 3 11-16, with Paris and Berlin rates and exchange figures.

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Produce Exchange Stocks Trade Mixed Amid Modest Volume

Trading was light on the Produce Exchange with 7,200 shares changing hands across five stocks. Branch Mint led at 13 3/4 cents on 6,700 shares, Beaver Superior traded 70 cents on 1,200 shares, Stewart Mining 99 1/2 cents on 100 shares, Tramp Consolidated 28 1/4 cents on 100 shares, and Montgomery Shoshone 3 1/4 cents on 100 shares.

Produce Exchange Branch Mint Beaver Superior Stewart Mining Tramp Montgomery

Brooklyn Ferry Bonds and Rates Mentioned in Bid Notes

The note lists bids and bonds for ferries in New York, referencing Brooklyn Ferry, Union Ferry, and multiple bond denominations such as 5s and 6s. It notes locations 10th and 23d Streets and mentions entities like Hoboken Ferry in a terse quotation of market terms.

Brooklyn Ferry Union Ferry

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Outside Securities Market Breaks From Trading Quiet

Trading in outside securities was light with notable activity in low priced mining issues and a general upward tilt. Standard Oil rose 21 points while Havana Tobacco and Havana Commercial preferred advanced 1 to 2 points. Mining issues such as Tramp Consolidated and Tonopah Mining led gains, while Nevada-Utah and Cumberland Ely dwelt weaker and some riskier issues fluctuated.

Standard Oil Havana Commercial Havana Tobacco Tramp Consolidated Tonopah Mining Penn Wyoming Jim Butler Nevada-Utah Cumberland-Ely Butte Coalition Boston Nevada Consolidated Micmac Greene-Cananea Superior Pittsburg Adams Express Consolidated Steamship

Bowling Green Trust Co Address and Closing Notice

Bowling Green Trust Co lists its address at 26 Broadway New York and notes it is closed for deposits. A loan offer follows with a P O Box 1555 for contact. No specific dates or names of individuals are given in the readable text.

Guaranty Trust Company of New York Bowling Green Trust Co Broadway

TOPICS OF THE STREET AND MARKETS REPORT

Financial items include dividends declared by American Tobacco Company and American Smelters, plus New York Gas and other issuers. James F. Alexander elected president of Bank of Commerce, protective committee formed for Detroit Ironton Railway notes, and promotions at National Surety. January commercial failures total $27,098,314 with widespread bank suspensions and iron and steel production figures showing declines and price pressures.

Soll Neon London Corb American Tobacco Company General Asphalt Company New York and Gas Company Bank OF Merce James F. Alexander Express Company Ag Tective Detrott, & Ironton Railway Joseph Ramesy, Jr Bash Annarte I. Kleyboeke H. H. Harrison Newman Ed Alien T. West Samuel H. Schriver Ntional Surety Company Darti W. Strong, Jr R. G Dun & Co Ital

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