Shaw to Leave Carnegie Trust on Settlement Talks
Lesie M. Shaw ex secretary of the Treasury will depart Carnegie Trust Company on March 1 if pending arrangements for selling his holdings are completed. Charles C. Dickinson, honorary vice president and largest shareholder, has bought much of Shaw's stock and may take over remaining shares as negotiations proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesie M. Shaw
the Treasury
Carnegie Trust Company
Charles C. Dickinson
Shaw
Dickinson
Washington
White House
National Bank of Commerce of
Kansas City
Shew
Bank
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Mr. Shaw
Foreign trading and dividends in early stock market
Transactions for foreign account were light in this market with about 15 000 shares traded. American stocks in London were irregular and heavy. Dividends declared include 1 percent on American Chicle common, 2 percent semiannual on German American Bank, 14 1 2 percent quarterly on American Light and Traction, 2 percent on Waterbury New Jersey preferred and 1 1 2 percent on common, and 1 2 percent on Waterbury Colony West Virginia. Numerous securities listed additions, trustee election at Nash, and Rock Island bonds offered at 85 1 2 percent with 5 percent yield. Curb stocks active. iron and steel market conditions mixed with lower rail and steel output and price shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
American Chicle Company
Parghic
American Light and Traction Company
Waterbury Company
New Jersey
Bse
Waterbury
West Virginia
Stock Exchange
New York City
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway Company
Iowa Central Railway Company
River & Gulf Division
St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railway Company
First Consolidated
Hocking Wall Railway Company
General Electric Company
Central Trust Company
Third Avenue Reilroad Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
WA Nash
Tithe Guarantee and Trust
William A. Nash
Corn Exchange Bank
John D. Hicks
Rock Island
Speyer &Co
New York
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
Amsterdam
Frankfort
New York State
Treasury Department
Boston
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
James N. dJarvie
New England
National Shawmut Bank
Ama
Beky
Ae Locomotive Ata
Anaco
Top & SF
Ohio
Brooklyn RT
Ches & Ohio
Chicago
Gt West
Chicago M & St F
Fuel & Iron
Diet Securities
Erie
Gt Northern
Oreree
Louis & Nash
Mo Kan & Tex
Missouri Pacific
NY Central
Onso
Northern Pacific
Ont & W
Norfolk & West
Pacific
Pennsylvania
Rey Steel
Southern Ific
Southern
Ratina
Texas & Pacific
Union Pacific
Ay Ik
U S Steeil
Merritt & Chapman
South Brooklyn Sawmill Company
Bunker Hill Mining and Smelting Company
Garrett B. Lindermann& Co
Bethlehem
Penn
Garrett LB. Linderman
Lehigh Valley National Bank
Garrett B. Linderman
J. I. Williams
Dix River Barytes Co
Fairmont Coal Co
Hescens
Union Telegraph Co
Hanover Fire Insurance Co
Pullman Palace Car Co
Dixon Crucible Co
National Bank
Mercantile National Bank
National Copper Bank
Acereseres Am
Park & Tilford
Sas Agalewsensuries
Toledo & Ohio Railroad
Louisville & Jeffersonville Bridge
Interboro Bank
Columbus and Ninth Avenue Railroad
Saratogs & Schenectady Railroad
Henry R. Worthington
Garfield National Bank
New Amsterdam National Bere
German Exchange
Nassau Bank
Railroad Securities Co
Ilinois Central Stock Trust
Birmingham Railway, Light and Power
Grand Rapids-Musketon Power Co
John BR. Stetson
American Exchange National Bank
Ohio Trust
William Kavanaugh Co
Tober
Carnegie Trust Co
Prices postponed after general meeting in New York
Prices have been postponed until after the next general meeting of manufacturers in New York where sentiment expected to boost market. Since December 1 steel concerns cut pig iron and semi finished stock by about 130000 tons despite demand drop. Finished lines show little new business while structural work is planned with few new contracts and no anticipated price cuts. PRODUCE EXCHANGE SEATS LOWER Five New York Produce Exchange memberships sold at auction for 225 and 240 each, below prior 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steel Corporation
Big Bull
Havre
Hamburg
Coetton
Liverpool
Lancashire
Ellison
Pric
New York Produce Exchange
Ies
Railroad Earnings Detroit United and partners report January week figures
Earnings figures for Detroit United and other railroads cover the second week in January and partial year ranges. Principal lines listed include Rio Grande Southern Chicago and Northwestern Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis with gross earnings, operating expenses, and net earnings across multiple periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit United
RIO Grande Southern
Chicago & Northwestern
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
ST. Louis
Securities Auction Report at Exchange Salesroom
Securities were sold yesterday at the Exchange Salesroom by Adrian Hi Muller and Son. The auction conducted by the firm saw multiple items bid on by various collectors and investors. Final prices and bidder names were recorded by the auction house staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange
Adrian Hi. Muller
Satisfied Judgments and Market Report of 1907
The document lists numerous satisfied judgments with debtor and creditor pairs, including Clark John J and Jacob Cohen and others, dated from 1906 to 1907. It also covers coffee, cotton, flour, meal, and grain market actions with prices, opens, highs and closes, reflecting steady to steadier markets and notable activity in New York, Havre, Hamburg, and regional ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
John J
Jacob Cohen
Connelly
Mary A
Hugh EB Connelly
Catherine Sampson
Schroeder
Brand
Leopold
Tabachnie
Gissel
Hugo
Ce Kanzow
Henry D—Apollan Company
Ae Ae
Weilzel
Joseph—H_C Preau
Ene
Benjamin J Carr
Ae Brown
Metropolitan Life Insurance
New York
Rourke Engineering
Compan Murphy
Wright Steam Engine Works
G W McAdam
Same
Miller
Geo F
D A Loring
Thoman
William—M Kindatel
Hubbell
Henry M
J T Cutting
MARKET REPORT ON BEANS PEAS BUTTER EGGS AND FRUITS
The market shows slight firmness in beans and peas with high prices for quality. Creamery butter remains tight with high values. eggs see liberal arrivals and steady to higher prices. fresh fruits show varied demand with apples pears and berries exhibiting mixed strength. Hops and cheese markets hold typical seasonal ranges and steady tone amid ample supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
West Canadia
Spitzenberg
Baldwin
Cape Cod
Jersey
Florida
Satsumas
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Washington
California
State
Chicago grain and provisions market report
Chicago on January 22 saw wheat futures drop amid lower cables and primary receipts, then rally with corn strength. May wheat eased to around 102 dollars while corn rose, oats fell, and provisions weakened. Local receipts and activity suggested bearish early sentiment but a firm close for both wheat and corn. hogs and lard moved down with large packing-center arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
May
Minneapolis
Duluth
Shorts
Stic
Sitze
Market Roundup of Cattle Hogs and Sheep Across Cities
Telegraph market notes from Chicago Cincinnati East Buffalo Kansas City and Pittsburg show receipts in the tens of thousands for cattle hogs and sheep with prices varying by grade. Cattle generally steady to lower with ranges from about 3.75 to 5.75 for steers and heifers up to 5.25. hogs mostly 4.00 to 4.60 with some 4.35 top. sheep and lambs steady to lower with lambs from around 5.25 to 7.40 and wethers around 5.40 to 5.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ncinnati
East Buffalo
Kansas City
Pittsburg
European Produce Market Report from Liverpool
Liverpool market summary January 22 shows steady spot wheat and mixed American meats, with futures quiet for wheat and various commodities including peas flour hops lard and rosin. Prices listed for prime Western lard and bacon cuts, butterlike items, and linseed oil reflect a subdued trading day in the European produce market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Pacific Coast
India
Market Prices and Provisions Across Regions Reported
Rye and Chicago price lines show dull trading with molasses and syrups firm. Metals and oils quotes mixed as London markets ease while U S crude and petroleum price mentions reflect steady to firmer tones amid varied local demand.
Livestock Market Report Shows Sluggish Trade and Lower Cattle Prices
Receipts totaled 1,147 cars and 3,147 head, with stalls for slaughterers and market. Trade was demoralized as prices fell. steers and cows moved slowly with thin cows at the close 2.50 lower. Bulls mostly steady to 20 cents lower. Calves and veals faced heavy oversupply from Western sources. prices softened but some prime veals held. Sheep and lambs dull with light offerings. dressed meat markets weak. hogs light demand with country dressed trade quiet.
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Japan
Patna
Rangoon
Bassein
Eagle
Cuba
London
Wigar
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Capone
Indiana
Gry
Aioe
Maryland
Florida
New Orleans
California
Bermuda
Long Island
Maine
Western
Do State
Do Jersey
Chico New Orleans
Escarole
Kale
Norfolk
Kohlrabi
Connecticut
Jsce
Charleston
Jersey
Toledo
Daun
Hina
West Shore
Lackawanna
New York Central Cong Han
New York Central Ctateep
Lehigh Valley
Homer Ramsdel
New Haven
New York
Liverpool
Majestic
Souom
Swift
Morris Beef Company
the & Beef Company
Dilienback
Iles
J. G
Artis & Son
Andrew Mulien
A. McCabe
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Curtis & Som
Jeliffe. Wright & Co
W. Otis & Co
W. BR. Hume
J. H. Hollis
Andrew Mullen
Tobin & Shannon
Sanders
Mrcass
Kerns Commission Company
S. Judd & Co
State Lambs
Sheen Seth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Broad Street
Busi- Dsss
Thomas Reinhardt
Reinherdt
Saey Yeer
Iron Trade Review
E_arly eli
Banis
Ma- Rane
Shenango
But &T
Anua
Eee Soo
Shenens
Consolidated Exchange Sales
Atlanta
Belcher
Cal & Ve
Comstock
Imperial
Chollar
el Paso
Ao Gould & Curry
Isabella
Mont Mountain
Ophir Cocess
Sierra Nevada
Tramps
Baltimore
van Schaick & Co
Wall Street
United Railway
Norf
L Ss
Light & P
Chas City
jCont Trust
Tnion Trust
So Fidelity & Dep
Maryland Trust
Nor Cent Ry
Tt. L. Day & Co
Best & Albany
Boston Csn
Fitchburg
Franklin
Old Colony
Wolverine
Atlantic
Shannon Os
Utah - Re
United Pro i
Bingham Min
Penn Steel Co
Fairmount
Phila Elec Co
Phila Rep
Ins Co
N A
St. Union Traction
He Lake Sup Corpany
Tn Gas Imp Co. Co
Lehigh
Welsbach
Phila Elec
Flec
Phila Co
Lt & Tran
Jackson Gas
Kan City
Log & W
Bingham G
O - Mutua
Butale Gas
Ind
Paterson & Pas
Pitts
St P Gem
St Paul Gag
Syra
Indianapolis Gas
Sl&ap P c
Rio Oy
General Market Report
Gulf
Mobile
Savannah
Ll'ec
Ll‘ec
Augusta
Little Rock
Galveston
Wilmington
Houston
Cotton Exchange
Januar
Manchester
Yar
Itte
Por
Arket
Mae
Bears
Northwestern Interspoints
Soutwest
Essary
Paris
Budapest
Omda No
Jevator
Chiago
LTO
Wee
Country Produce Markets
Mina
Express
Hickenr
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Telegraph
Onuxtra Sterfir
Ferry Companies
Ane
Brook i Perry
Us Union Ferry
Lake ‘S
Standard
Northern
Standard Foundry
Ruary
Pricard
York
Standis
Philadelphi
Middleasier
Brazil
South Americo
Ocean
Eer
Ewton & Co
Ouilh
Shani
SO Ib
Wm le
Juda
H. Hall
Kentucky
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