Farmers' Loan and Trust Company Executive Chartered 1822
Trust firm listing with offices in New York at William Street and Fifth Avenue and branches in London and Paris. Advertises letters of credit bills of exchange and cable transfers through The Farmers' Loan and Trust Company.
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Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
William Street
Fifth Avenue
New York
London
Paris
Bishopsgate St
Rue de Richelieu
Monongahela River Consolidated Coal and Corfe Company Dividend
The board of directors has declared a dividend of three and a half percent on the preferred stock from earnings for the six months ending October 1907. The dividend is payable January 2, 1908 to stockholders of record January 15, 1908. Transfer books close January 15 and reopen January 18. checks will be mailed to stockholders. W Hamilton Brunt, Treasurer.
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Monongahela River
W. Hamilton Brunt
Trade conditions in Colombia report issued by commerce bureau
A report by Charles M. Pepper, special agent, urges closer U S relations with Colombia highlighting its wealth and transport bottlenecks. It notes plans to rebuild railways to spur demand for railway materials and outlines farming and mining machinery exports sought by Colombia. The study aids American manufacturers in establishing trade links.
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Washington
Colombia
Charles M. Pepper
Department of Commerce and Lever
Bureau of Manufactures
United States
Normal money market conditions boost stock and bond prices
The New York bank statement shows a surplus of 6.08 million after eleven weeks of deficit and a large rise in cash holdings. Abroad, easier discount rates appear in Europe while the Bank of England may cut its rate. Stock markets rise on improving liquidity, though experts warn the advance may pause as railroads face earnings declines and potential reorganizations.
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Associated Banks of
New York
Europe
Bank of France
Bank of England
Imperial Bank of Germany
The
Stock Exchange
Bulness
United States
Chicago Great Western Railway Company
Seaboard Air Line
Chicago Great Western
Southern Railway
American Sugar Refining Company
Havemeyer
United States Steel Corporation
Weekly Bond Table Fragment With Prices and Yields
A dense OCR fragment lists bond and debt instrument prices and yields, including 4s, 5s, and various corporate issues. It shows bid and ask levels, last trade values, and dollar amounts for many securities, with numerous percentages and scattered issuer names and series identifiers.
Railroad Stock Tables Reflect Weekly Market Movements
A dense, OCR style table lists weekly share counts, high low and closing prices for numerous stocks. It includes railroad names such as St Louis and Southern Pacific, unions and electric companies, mining and manufacturing firms, with weekly net changes, year highs and lows, and January 12 1907 closing marks. The data exudes early 20th century market reporting tone, emphasizing price ranges and totals across extensive listings.
Railroad earnings show overall loss in December and January
The Tribune reports gross earnings for 41 railroads in December with five gains totaling 127,762 and 36 losses totaling 1,841,615, a net loss of 1,713,853. For January, 18 railroads are listed with four gains of 64,408 and nine losses of 478,953, a net loss of 414,544. Data includes Canadian Pacific Denver & Rio Grande Grand Trunk and more, with mileage and period totals referenced.
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the Tribune
The
Tribune
Differences PLC & Companies
Inc
Yataoee
Canadian Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
BASSO
Iowa Central
Minneapolis
Mixed securities listing with numerous issues and quotes
A dense catalog of securities and price quotes including Am Press Assn Am Seda Fount Am Thread Am Type Fars Am Writ Paper and multiple preferred stocks. Entries show bid and asked values across rail, mining, tobacco, utilities, banks, manufacturers, and other issuers with notes on preferences and common shares.
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Am Press Assn
Barney
Hay State Gav
Chesebro Mig
Empire Steel
Greene Cananes
Hall Signal
Micrepe Tobacco
Hudsor Riv
Inter
Stetson
Lorillard
Lord & Taylor
Manhattan
Niles-Bem-P
Pratt & W
Royal Rak
Singer Mite Co
Neva
Trenton Pot
Union Ferry
Government bond quotations compared with a week ago
Bid and asked quotations for U S registered bonds show small movements. Listings include U S Ds coupon 1990 at 105 percent, 7s 1903 at 100 percent, 8s 1908 at 101 percent, 3s 1908 at 100 percent, 4s 1925 at 119 percent, 34m coupon 1925 at 121 percent, and canal 2s registered at 103 percent.
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Nyc
Adams
Alb & Susq
1B & O
Do P Leewv
ORI
Buffalo Gas
CBEQ
Iowa
Cm&stp
CRI & P
Erie
Penn
W &DC
W & RG
Eiec
Tel
Cent
Col Ind
A. B
Green Bay
Am Tobacco
At&sfadj
Do 2d
Do 34 Inc
Do 3d Inc
de R&aistr
Emi
Ok & G
D&h
Steam P
ROLY
Bhooie Cfs & M
Kan City
Keo & D
Lacka Steel
LS & M
Sim
NO & M
Elev
Do Ast Inc
Do 2d Inc
Mid State
C & St
G&e Lh&p
S&w
Penn Co
U.S
Bank Exchanges and Stock Sales Reported in New York
The New York Clearing House reports bank exchange activity while the New York Stock Exchange records list of stocks sold. The brief item notes the ongoing financial movements and daily trading figures as part of the market summary.
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Sun No
New York Clearing House
New York
Trust Companies and Rail Lines Earnings Report Summary
A compact financial snapshot lists Missouri Pacific Texas and Pacific Wabash Texas Central and other lines. It covers first week in January figures, July to January period totals, November month earnings, operating expenses and net earnings across firms including Susquehanna and Western, with miles operated and various revenue figures.
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Missouri Pacific
Central Branch
ST. Louis Southwestern
Texas & Pacific
Wabash
Texas Central
Boe Et
New York
Susquehanna & Western
Weekly curb transactions stocks industrial report
The page lists weekly curb transaction data for rails mining and industrial stocks with highs lows and last prices. Notable entries include Goldfield assets United Copper United Rice and Adams Ex Allis-Chalm Consol and New Haven bonds with varying quotes and volume indicators.
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Adams
Allis-Chalm
S&s
Consol
New Haven
Many Grade Crossings Removed
Figures from the Pennsylvania Railroad show 568 grade crossings removed since January 1, 1992 on the New York to Washington and Philadelphia to Pittsburgh lines. Remaining crossings are mainly on less traveled roads across 377 miles. The Washington terminal completion ends the Cassatt era plan to eliminate grade crossings between New York and Washington. Elevations and depressions affected tracks in Jersey City Newark Elizabeth New Brunswick Chester Wilmington Baltimore and Washington. On the Pittsburg division forty four crossings have been eliminated leaving eighty two on the main passenger line between Altoona and Pittsburg. Between Altoona and Harrisburg only fifty two of 161 crossings remained at the start of this year.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York
Washington
Pittsburg
Washington Terminal
Cassatt
Jersey City
Newark
Elizabeth
New Brunswick
Chester
Wimington
Baltimore
Altoona
Harrisburg
Petroleum fields show rising output in lower southwest
In Brooke County Holiday's Cove, test work confirms a productive area. production may reach about one thousand barrels a day as more wells come in. Bonds Creek in Ritchie County and McBride Dye farm refined gains, while Duval district Berea and Big Lime developments excite. Southeast Ohio Clinton finds a promising eight hundred foot well near Rush Creek.
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Holiday's Cove
Brooke County
Swearingen
Ferguson Farm
Bonds Creek
Ritchie County
Ali
McBride
Hernshaw
Duval
Berea
Monongalia
Wetzel
Ohio
Clinton
Hudson Farm
Rush Creek
Fairfield County
Lower Southwest
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N. W. Harris & CO
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Exchange
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Western Union Coll. Trust
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Bae
Buffalo City Gas Co
Edison Electric Ul. Co
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R. R
Brunswick & Western R. R
People’s Gas Co. of
Chicago
Garfield National Bank
Plaza Bank
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Sth Ave
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Orr
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Greerwich Savings Bank
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the Financial Markets
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American Tobacco
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Ita
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Balaklala
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Federal Sugar
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CCC
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Reading
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Republic Iron
Do Pr
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rYe
Esse Eee Mae Transit
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Frederic H. Hatch
Nassau St
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Columbia Trust Company
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United Copper
Union Mines
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United Rice
Atstan