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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1908

Page

17

Insurance leadership changes noted

Historical record lists A. Raven as President and Ornel ius Eldert Sanford Cobb and Charles Fay as vice presidents with numbered titles. The fragmentary text suggests a corporate board or insurance firm’s executive lineup. Entities include A. Raven Eldert Cobb Fay.

A. Raven Ornelius Eldert Sanford E. Cobb Harles E. Fay

Financial Elections at Coen Exchange Bank New York 1908

The Annas Election on January 21 elected directors including Mavi4 Bingham Thomas T Barr William A Nash WMowland Davis Lawrence H Keiser Leonard J Busby Wim Rhindancer Stewart William H Nichols Walter Free William F Havemeyer James McGovern George H Southard HenryS&cehsefer Mines Tierney Aveca FP Flower and Jacob Langeloth Inspectors Edwin H Peck Frederic J Middlebrook William A Avis Directors later elected William A Nash as President and Walter E Frew as Vice President at a subsequent board meeting.

Coen Exchange Bank New York Annas Mavi4 Bingham Thomas T. Barr William A. Nash Wmowland Davis Larence H. Keiser Leonard J. Busby Wim Rhindancer Stewart William H. Nichols Walter Free William F. Havemeyer James McGovern George H. Southard Henry S&cehsefer Mines Tierney Aveca Flower Jacob Langeloth Edwin H. Peck Frederic J. Middlebrook William A. Avis Walter E. Frew F_ T. MARTIN

Produce Exchange Stocks Show Active Mining Market

Trading was more active on the Produce Exchange mining market with eleven stocks traded. The list includes Branch Mint Silver Pick Diamond Black Butte Blue Bull Tramp Consolidated Goldfield Daisy Central Pittsburg Silver Peak Greater Nevada Tonopah Mining and Western Nevada Consolidated with varied bid and ask levels noted for each.

Produce Exchange Black Butte Blue Bull Tramp Goldfield Daisy Cobsit Central Pittsburg Silver Peak BO Greater Nevada Tonopah Mining Nevada Consolidated

Irregular Stock Market Moves Prompt Mixed Bond Show

Irregular stock activity with call money under 2 percent and time money easing. Foreign exchange near gold export level. Closing prices show varied readings across bonds and credits including Japan 4%5, RI&P R R 4s at 62%, Nor & W conv 4s around 2% and Reading 45 94% 42 Un Pac Ist 4s at 9% 3 do conv 4s. Wab P T 2ds at 12%.

Japan Ee C Aes T&s F Ri&p R T. Sgm Nor & W Nor Pac UN Pac S Steel Bs Allis-Chal Ag Chem Iowa Central C & Fury Louis & Nash Manhattan M & St Leestee Am Sce Am Locomotive Msp&&ssm Moran & Tex Missouri Pac Saneee Nat Biscult Nat Lead Am Steel Ferry Newhouse Jimies Nyc&ml Mintow Atchison Vis Norf & West Coast de Northern Pac Balakiala As ST i,Penn Railroad Aaronilas Ralt & Olle Peo Gas RBG Ralen Canadian Pac Pitts Nal Co Ches & Ohio Chicot West Cmas T Rep Iron Rock Island Col Fuel & I Southern Pac Cot & South Censel Gae Tenn Copper Texas & Pac Eas Ne Third Avenue Budson L& W Den Rio G Union Pacific Eo Erie Eossene Fei M & A Utah Copper Wabash Sersane North P Ncovene CFS & M Kan City Knox & Ohio Jeno Do Bisa Ac Trust Nh&h Cm&Stpceé Mt & S St Louis PM & M Union Pac Ales Daces Mney Ian Cler Fosnen Col Sas City Gas Onn Iowa Bam West

Active curb stocks industrial in Boston market

Stock notice from J Thomas Reinhardt of New York lists curb stocks in the Boston market. The brief item names industrial issues and related listings with addresses at Broad Street and Exchange Place.

Frederic H. Hatch Broad Street New York John B. von J. Thomas Reinhardt Exchange Place Rostaay

Stock Market Ends Mixed As Bears Gain Ground

Stock market moved irregularly on light volume and closed with more losses than gains. Bears leveraged scarce news including a Pittsburg state bank closure and Rothschilds’ American connection rumors, while money rates fell. Demand for time funds remained strong with ample supply, and sterling exchange edged higher before retreating.

Smmall State Bank Pittsburg Rothschia’s Bears

Money Market and Foreign Exchange Report

Money on call opened at 2 percent, with rates fluctuating and supply outpacing demand. Time money eased, with rates 4 percent for short terms and 4.5 percent for four to six months. Merchants’ paper remained steady at 6 1/2 percent for longer I.D. indorsements. Foreign exchange opened firmer, then retreated on bill offerings. cables around 4.87, demand sterling near 4.86, with sixty day bills at 4.43. Domestic exchange shows varied regional discounts and premiums. bank clearings for major cities listed. Silver and gold markets noted. Mexican exchange quoted. government receipts and expenditures detailed. Sub-Treasury debtor balance to Clearing House reported.

Mercantile Paper London Maddrid Lisbon New York Washington Sub-Treasury Clearing House

American securities abroad. London market steadies at close

London reports a steady market for American securities with mixed closes across major issues. Declines noted for several rail and industrial stocks while U S Steel and Reading show fractional moves. foreign rates show London call money 23 32 percent with Paris and Berlin discount and exchange rates listed.

London Lowton New York Can Pacific Paul Ilinois Louis & Nash NY Central Pennsylvania Reading Ly So Pacific UN Pacific U & Steel Berlin Paris Paris Exchange Berlin Exchange

Guaranteed Stock Bid and Ask Quotes Across Markets

A dense, OCR style listing shows bid and asked prices for an array of stocks and railroad lines across multiple lines and tickers. The fragment includes entries such as Alb & Susq, Am Tel & Cable, Hartford & Conn, Boston & Prov, and many rail lines with varied bid-ask figures, plus several intercity lines and coal companies.

Alb & Susq Alb & Vermont Allegh & West jJollet & Chic Tel & Cable Lsnrr& Cm At & A la & Mo Aug Little Miami G & Mt jLowell & and Beech Creek Mahon Coal of Berkshire Breech S&f F. Io Morrie & Essex Bost & Albany Nach & Decatur Hart & Conn W Bost & Lowell Naeshua & Low Bost & Prov N J Trans Co Harlem Brooklyn City Cam & BR E Ninth Ave Cayuga & Sura NAER North Penn Chat’chee & G Northwest Tel Nor @ War pf Od. PT Ogden Mine Chris & 10Th St Old Colony Cleve & Pitts Oswego & Syra Col & Xenta Pac At Tel Tom Union Me Pat & Hud Riv Concord & Mon Bat & Ramapo Tone & Popts Peoria & BH Vy Pass Pt Phil & Trenton Onn River jPitra Wl & Be Bric Ret Hills & S Pitts Pt East Penn Im de Spec Eest Mahanoy Mitte Eighth Avenue Fim & William Renns & Sarais Red Kerte & Kalam Uitten & Bik Riv Sand River

Wisconsin and Other Stocks Hard Hit on Sales Totals

The page reports railroads and other stocks with a chilly market tone. Total sales for the day amounted to 734,148 with shares noted as listed. Read as a snapshot of a trading session showing declines and volume across the railway and metal sectors.

Market shows firmer tone after midday in mining stocks

Early session carried a heavy tone with further fractional declines in mining and some specialties. After midday demand improved and prices firmed with recoveries of fractions and several low priced issues gaining 3 to 14 cents. Notable moves included Furnace Creek up 14 cents before retreating, Consolidated Arizona Smelting up 4 percent, Union Mines and Greene issues steady, Butte Coalition rebounding, Nevada Consolidated and Cumberland-Ely showing strength, Micmac mining easing, United Copper weakening, Boston down, Goldfield active but irregular, Central Foundry up 4, Chicago Subway recovering from a loss, Standard Oil down 5 points, and Consolidated Steamship 4s improving in active trading.

Adams Express Eos Amer Gar & Dy American Coal jAmer Dist Tel Amer Express Amer Gr Twine Amer Hide & L. A Amer Ice Ser Amer Amer Smelting Amer Steel Amer Sugatas Amer Tel & Tel Amer Teb Amer Woolle Ann Arbor Atchison Ad Coast Ratopilas Mn A. A Reo. Balto & Ohio ST RT Bethlehem ‘Steel Brookien Brunswick Central of N Do Oes Ohio Chicago & Alton Do Chie & Fill Sas jChic Unica Trac CC & St L Cleve Lor & W Cleve & Pitts Col Fuel & Iron Col & Southern Col& HC & I Consol Coal Comstock Tun del & Hudson D &W Denver & RG M & Ft D Detroit Southern Detroit Tn DSS & Ad Erie Ye — Evans & T H jGen Chem Co Gen Electiig Co Havana Homestake Wesse Thinois Central Ingersoll-Rand Iowa Kanawha & M Kansas City Lake Erie & W Long Island Louis & Nash Mackay Cas Manhat Beach Manhattan Michigan Minn & St Louis P &S MK & T Boas Ry Missouri Pacific Nash & «Hatt Nat Biscuit Pee A Bay M&s Chi & St Pe Ces New York Nape Ing. Eat Element Vice Lack & W Lee Bay State Gas Central Foundry Nh&h Consel Steamship Toonyo Northern Pacific Do Certis Pacific Coast Amalgamated New Gas Ee el Pacific Mail Ing. Pea Bay State Butte Penn R R Lomaes Peoria East Am L & Tr Boston Ely Chicago Subway Boawycolo Wees Anatase rhimiPce & St L Boston Corbin We Comb Ely Pittsbur HM “A Seeree City Davis-Daly Dowinion East Butte Pullman Globe Consol Quicksilver Greene Atlanta Goldfields Helvetia Laramie Majestic Butte Coalition Butte & London SOS Nipissing R&s. iI Butte & NY Issee Repub Utah Ae Rock Raven Rome Ariz Rutland Cumberland Ely Superior Boston Isl&s Davis—Daly Diamondfield Troy Manhattan Dominion Copper Doug Ae Hesk Pf Bly Centee Sloss-Sh Sé I. A Florence Utah Southern Pacific Giroux Tenn Coal & I Goldfield Texas & Pacific Goldfield Daisy Do Land Trust Third Ave Greene—Cananea Toledo Greene Cop Twin City Guanajuato United Ae Tt Ie 300 Mines Co Atessece Mines Securities United Roy Montez M If &F Nevada Nipissing M Co North Butte Rity U S Penn Wyoming Red Hill Pitts Vandalia Margian Union Mines Westinghouse eUnie Furnace Creek Consolidated Arizona Smelting Nevada Consolidated Cumberland-Ely United Copper Standard Oil Consolidated Steamship

Bowling Green Trust Co Officers and List of Directors

Bowling Green Trust Co at 26 Broadway New York announces officers Edwin Gould president William H Taylor first vice president Charles P Armstrong second vice president John A Hilton treasurer William M Laws secretary and a long list of directors including Grenville M Dodge Myron T Herrick Edward T Jeffery Winslow S Pierce and others.

Bowling Green Trust Co Broadway New York Edwin Gould William H. Taylor Chas. P. Armstrong John A. Hilton W.pres William M. Laws George J. Gould Myron T. Herrick Edward T. Jeffery Winslow S. Pierce A F. Plant Ick S. Ramsay Frederick B. Schener Andrew Squire John P. Truesdell EB. F. C. Young

Also Mentioned on This Page

Trusterms Ferbert L. Griggs Clement A.griscom Anson W. Hard Morris K. Jesup Lewis Cass Ledyard Francis H Leggett Charles D. Leverich Leander WN. Loved George H. Macy Charles H. Marshalis HH. Moorf Real Fatare Reserve Fund Insurance G. Stanton Floyd-Jones Trust Company OF America Wall ST Colonial Morton Trust Company Nassau Street Talay Gresham ST Eeeee Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company Total Marine Tess Salvages United States State of New York Banks and Trust Cos Walter Wiliam Sts. and Exchange Ee En Ste Gustav Amlinck Francis M. Bacon John N William B. Boulton Vernon H. Brown Waldron P. Brown Joseph H. Chapman John Claflin George Cla Cleveland H. Doddf Cornelius Eldert Richard H. Ewart Nicholas Palmer Henry Parish Dallas B. Pratt George W. Quivtaip A. A. Raten John L. Rixer Douglas Robinson Gustav H. Schaar William Sloane Isaac Stern William A Street Guaranty Trust Company of Guaranty Trust Company Capitol Nasseu Street Lombard Street EC London Manhattan Company Bank Mechanics & Traders Bank Metropolitan Bank Trust Company OF America Clinton Gilbert Fred F. Marquand Office of Brooklyn Fapid Transit Company Ctr of Borough of Brooklyn Brooklyn Fepid Transit Company Munnel Inton Street Brooklin New York City D. Meneely Maryland Maryland Coal Company Rheainey Maryland Coat Company Brashway Pebruskr Clever A. M Neditam Waterbury Company Irectors The Waterbury Co Waterbury c West Virginia Courant Frank Morgan N. Y Ione James M. Lambing Ase’t Corn Exchange Bank Boerd of Directors T. Martix Amalgamated Copper Company Amalgamated Company Socieck P. M Miaway Montana Tone North Star Tonepah Consol Dolores Ra E! Oro Greene Gold Booth Parchange Ory Rid Rid Ashe Eufai- Sim Peverson Coban Lake Tve Ft In Adj Teeree Inc Industrial Money and Exchange Germany Reichsmarks Belgium Switzerland Holland C.c-Se Chicago St. Louis San Francisco Telegraph New Orleans Cincinnati Savannah Philadelphia Baltimore Foreign Government Panama Canal Eyer & Co Wall St Street Way Wiscons Dae Ee Ee Moon Netaal Een Alalelelets Looententest Outside Securities Charles P. Arm Frank Brainard Harry Bronner Franklin Q. Brown Robert C. Clowry Edmund Wm. Nelson Cro P. C. Costello Grenville M. Dodge A. Goepel Frank J. Gould Ayser Sona Leota Wallstreet Bit America Ao Am Exchange I Manhattan Co Tna National Metropolia Battery Park Mechanics Bowery Weeeere Mech & Trad Wv Vo Mercantile Butch & Droviso Metropoli We Coal & I Nat Consolidated Mount Morris Avers Mutual Chatham -- Nassau Chelsea Exch New Netherland Columbia Corn Exchange North America East River Fidelity Oriental First National Pacific Fifth National Fifth Avenue S . Ue Phenix Garfield Riverside German-Am Germania Greenwich Flanover Trad Union Exchange Interborough U & Exchange Irving Washington Jefferson Liberty
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