Shaw to resign from Carnegie Trust on March first
Leslie M Shaw ex secretary of the Treasury will leave the Carnegie Trust Company on March 1 if certain arrangements for selling his holdings are completed. Charles C Dickinson and friends own most of the stock and Dickinson has already bought part of Shaw's 1515 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesie M. Shaw
the Treasury
Carnegie Trust Company
Ander
Charles C. Dickinson
Shaw
Dickinson
Shew
Washington
White House
National Bank of Commerce of
Kansas City
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Carnegie Trust Com
Mr. Shaw
Foreign Stock Market News and Corporate Dividends
Transactions for foreign stock were light in London with about 15,000 shares traded. The American market was steady with some heaviness, Consols advanced. Dividends were declared by American Chicle 1 percent cash on February 2, German American Bank 2 percent semiannual on February 1, American Light and Traction 1.4 percent quarterly, Waterbury Company New Jersey 2 percent preferred and 1.5 percent common on February 1, Waterbury West Virginia 0.5 percent on February 1. Securities were added to the exchange list including New York City stock and various mortgage and bond issues. Speyer & Co offered Rock Island bonds, Boston depositary named for Westinghouse plan, curb stock investments noted, Iron and Steel market conditions discussed with mixed signals and expected betterment and price movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
American Chicle Company
Parscie
American Light End Traction Company
Parehie
Waterbury Company
New Jersey
West Virginia
Stock Exchange
New York City
Missouri Pacfic Railway Company
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway Company
Iowa Central Hallway Company
River & Gulf Division
St Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railway Company
Hocking Valier Railway Company
Gentral Electric Company
Central Trust Company
First Consolidated
Third Avenue Railroad Company
Western Union Telegraph U Company
New York
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Tallwey Company
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacifi Railway Company
Amsterdam
Frankfort
New York State
Treasury Department
Boston
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
James N. Jarvie
New England
National Shawmut Bank
Prices postponed to general meeting in New York
Prices have been postponed until after the next general meeting of manufacturers in New York where sentiment hoped to aid the market. Since December 1 steel stocks of pig iron and semi-finished materials were reduced by 130000 tons while finished lines show little new business and structural work rises though few new contracts awarded. Produce Exchange seats fell to $225 and $240 at auction, down from about $300 previous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steel Corporation
Railroad Earnings Report for 1908 and Jan. 1 to Dec. 31
Detored United and other railroads report second week in January earnings and year to date totals. Key figures include operating expenses and net earnings for lines such as Detroit United, Rio Grande Southern, Chicago and Northwestern, and Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis with December totals and full year results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit United
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago & ST. Louis
Securities Auction Report at the Exchange Salesroom
Securities were sold yesterday at auction at the Exchange Salesroom by Adrian He Muller and Son. The sale details list various securities transferred to bidders through the auction, reflecting the day's market activity and price outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange
Adrian HE. Muller
Satisfied Judgments list with multiple debtors and creditors
A historical column lists various satisfied judgments filed between 1904 and 1908. It names debtors such as John J Clark and Mary A Connell along with creditors like Jacob See and W einer Lotte, noting dates from 1906 to 1908 and amounts including 2000 dollars, with numerous firms and individuals referenced in a dense OCR extract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
John J
Jacob
Connelly
Mary A
Hugh B Connell
Havlickin
Antonie
Kirchhoff
Lawrence
O S Kelly Company
Erine
Sampson—Schroeder Bros
Ees Wheelock
Henry D
2Ollan Company
Ereae Welzel
Joseph HC Prean
Waters
John
Benjamin J Carr, Jr
G Brown
Metropolitan Life Insurance
New York
O' Rourke Engineering Construction “Company
Murphy
Wright Steam Engine Works
G “Wo McAdam
Paw
Dee Miller
Geo F
D A Loring
Thoman
William
Kindet
Hubbell
Henry M
J T Cutting
coger + Sarge Seanaita
H Mobiman Company
Ya’ Quantmey
Eae
Tededial Ee
Oan Sinosspaatesse Ahae
Chicago grain and provisions market uneven on Jan run
Lower cables and primary receipts pushed wheat down but corn strength steadied trade. May wheat fell to about 102, corn rally kept markets firm near close, oats and provisions declined. Receipts showed 614000 wheat, 482 car corn, 188 car oats, big hogs demand at packing centers reduced profits. estimates for tomorrow include 43 wheat, 4 corn, 189 oats, 45000 hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
May
Ise
Minneapolis
Duluth
Commission
Shorts
May Park
Cattle and hog markets across multiple cities report mixed gains
Receipts vary by city with Chicago, Cincinnati, Buffalo, Kansas City and Pittsboro showing lighter or steady prices on cattle hogs and sheep. Prime steers bring around 50 to 80 dollars in some markets, while hogs trade slow to lower with top around 4.25. Lambs and lamb prices falter in several reports.
European Produce Market Report From Liverpool Jan 22
Liverpool price report lists spot and futures for wheat corn and peas aided by butter and lard values. Trading notes show steadiness in Canadian cheese and turpentine with limited activity in lard and rosin while domestic and Pacific Coast items follow small shifts in prices and demand.
New York Market Report January 22 1908 Coffee Cotton Wheat
New York January 22 1908 market report notes coffee steady with 23 250 bags traded and slight gains from month start. Cotton nervous but closed modestly higher amid bull buying and reports on ginners figures. Wheat shows nervous trading with late gains driven by insect reports and new supply concerns. corn jumps on poor grade and strong support from large traders.
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Yester
Close
Dar
Medueets
Liverpool
Lancashire
National
Ellison
New York Market Reports Beans and Peas Price Trends 1908
New York January 22 1908 beans and peas market unchanged slightly firmer for best domestic peas not hard to buy below 2.27. Medium and marrow steady. Exporters adding orders for kidney beans at about 1.92 to 1.94. California imports steady. scotch peas firm. Butter receipts 6679 packages with tight fancy creamery supply. prices for creamery and packing stock detailed. Eggs receipts 11068 cases with rising supplies and steady to higher bids. prices listed for state and western eggs. Fruits and vegetables broadly quoted including apples pears cranberries and oranges. hops market slow with prices given for various regions. Hay and straw weaker. Timothy prices down. other feeds listed. Live poultry receipts steady with moderate trading. turkeys and other fowl priced per ton and per bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tierres Mets
Gulf
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Norfolk
Baltimore
Augusta
St. Louis
Little Rock
Galveston
New Orleans
Wilmington
Houston
Cotton Exchange
Liverpool
Manchester
Pric
New York Produce Exchange
Commission House
Suport
Bears
Pittsburg
Mimmeepolis
Interic Points
Paris
Budapest
Chicago
California
Mina
Cy Held
Western
Pennsylvania
Spitzenberg
Cape Cod
Jersey
Florida
Satsumas
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Washington
Sonomas
State
Do Pacific Coast
Welle
Do State
Do Welfic Coast
Philadelphia
Aoenage Hart
Ohio
Michigan
Ste
Wild Ducks
Bermuda
Long Island
Maine
Rico
Orleans
KALE
Kohlrari
Orange County
Okra
Liz Peas
Curt
Romaine
Istana
Toledo
Timothy
Susquehanna
West Shore
Lackawanna
New York Central
Lehigh Valler
Homer Ramsdell
New Haven
Abana
Molasses and Syrups and Market Prices Reported
Wheat and corn prices mixed as New York and Chicago markets show varied quotes. Molasses and syrups held firm with New Orleans grades steady. metals and refined sugar prices listed, while provisions and livestock receipts noted with regional activity and futures outlooks.
Livestock Prices Plunge on City Market Report 1908
New York January 22 1908 Receipts totaled 31 47 head including 120 cars for slaughterers and 60 for sale. Cattle and bulls fell in price with fat bulls down 20c, common to good steers around 4 35 to 5 55 per 100 pounds and cows near 4 0 to 4 50. Calves and veals weakened, Western stock surplus sapping demand as packers struggle to move through. Sheep and lambs in light supply with lambs dull and lower. dressed beef and mutton prices weak.
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Chicago
Mincinnati
Kansas City
Pittsboro
New York
Ion Calas
New Orleans
London
Standard
Cleveland
Northern
Philadelphia
Omaha
India
King
Siao
South America
Brazil
Liverpool
Majestic
Southampton
Swift Beef Company
Morris Beef Company
Baltic
Witt Beef Company
Morris
G. Curtis & Son
Srice
Ems George & L. &. Dillenback
Andrew Mullen
Itles
J. G. Curtis & Son
A. McCabe
Buffalo
Fittsburg
Dillenback
Jeliffe
Wright & Co
W. Otte
R. Hume
H_ H. Hollis
Tobin & Shannon
Darnyard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Broad Street
TSS
Thomas Reinhardt
Tll
Iron Trade Review
Maage
Chenarge
North American Company
Consolidated Exchange Sales
Osese
Brooklyn RT
Central
Eeveemar
Ches & Ohio
Gt West
M & St
M Dist Securities. Co
Erie Objects Senavns
Gt Northern
Sreeree
Inter
Louis & Nash
Norfolk & West
Pacific Mal
Sane
Rep Steel
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Tome
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Union Pacific
U S Steel
Saalee
Atlanta
Belcher m
Gould & Curry
Mont Mountai
Ophir
Sierra Nevada
Gale
van Schaick & Co
Wall Street
Oevennis
Morfey & L Ss
Ge&svt
iLight & P
Chas City Rye Bn
Chas Con Ae
jCont Trust
Union Trust
TK. L. Day & Co
Bost & Albany
Lake Boston
Iss
Cal & Hecla M
I. Jr& U
Centennial
Pitchburg
NEN HO & H
Franklin
Granbr
Oia
West Eas St Ry
Mass
Butte
Te & T Co
Quincy
Tamarack
Wolverine
Sanere
Sao
Hig BR
Atlantic
Utah
Shannon
United Fruit
Binghem
Charles D. & Co
South 4Th Street
Lehigh Val R R
Marsden
Cambria Sel. S
Phila Co
Penn R R Co
Baty i Flier Co
Penn Steel Co
Fairmount Peer
Do Rey Oh m . Or
Phila Elec Co
Phila Rap
Int
Union Traction
Tn Gas Imp Co
Gr Welshach Co
St & Tr
Jackson Gas
Kan City
Hingham
Ind
Fe & We
lPaterson & Pas
Pitts
Stancard Eaeneces
Denver Gas
Fort Fe
So It
Paul Gag
Merritt & Chapman Derrick
South Brooklyn Sawmill Company
Punker Hill Mining and Smelting
Man A Co
Penn
Linderman
Lehigh Valey National Indorsed
Bank
Bethlehem
Penn, Williams
Garrett B. Linderman and
J. I
Hs. Dix River Barytes Co
Fairmont Coal Co
Mercantile National Bank
National Copper Bank
National Bank
Park & Tilford
Toledo & Ohio Railroad
Louieville & Jeffersonville
Interborn Bank
Columbus and Ninth Avenue Railroad Co
Saratoga & Schenectady Railroad Co
Henry R. Worthington
Garfield National Bank
Amsterdam National
German Exchange Bank
Nassau Bank
Illinois Central Stock Trust
Birmingham Railway, Light and Power
Rapids-Muskegon Power
John FP. Stetson Co
She
American Exchange National Bar
Ie Trust
Norwalk
William Kavanaugh Co
Carnene Trust Co
Carnegie Trust Co
Carnegie Tvuse
Eownee
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Telegraph
Dow
Lowe A
Gti Light
Mark Gil
Ferry Companies
Brookisn Perry
My&e
Us Union Werry
N &E K
Tron
Nor
Féy
Rio
General Market Report
Big Bull
Havre
Hamburg
Wdar Es
ILS
Eeewere
Country Produce Markets
Echoice
Japan
Patnaforeten
Rangoon
Bassein
Eagle
Cuba
S. Sanders
Kentucky
Wton & Co
Robin & Shannon
Vous
Kerns Commission Company
Ohio Lambs
Sto
Western Do
SB I. G
Curtis & Son
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