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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1908
Page
13
Report shows higher securities generally as daily sales reach 4,550 shares while compared with January 1 to July 16 period totals. The document notes 88,750 shares for the period and 41,739 shares for the same period in 107. The data reflects market movement and volume shifts across listed issues.
Weak start gave way to gains as demand picked up in the afternoon. United States Steel, its 7 percent issues and American Lugars Refining cited as strong industrial buys. Sugar listed as a notable strength while the general market closed below its best. Bank deposits and currency flows are discussed in relation to crop moving needs and the broader economy.
The record lists numerous bond issues with varied coupons and par values, including Adams Ex 4s, Gen Bus 4s, Joint 4s, and Union Pac 1st 4s, noting totals around £2948 000 and many individual issue amounts across multiple issuers and maturities. It presents bid and yield ranges, with percentages like 9, 6 2, and near 100, reflecting active trading and diverse offerings.
The fragment lists numerous figures and dates such as May 57 and Nov 68 with percentages and codes like 1.108% and 1104, suggesting a cluttered financial or betting record. No clear event or outcome is discernible.
London notes show heavy selling of American securities with mixed responses in foreign money markets. Call money at percent, short bills 14, long bills 14 to 15 16 percent, Berlin and Paris discount rates around 74 and 17 percent respectively, and various exchange rates and gilt yields noted.
Last actual sales and closing quotations for stocks with no transactions yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange. Includes numerous issues such as Adams Ex, Am Can, Am Coal, Am Dist, Brunswick Br P, Butterick, C of N J, Chicago etc with last sale, bid and ask numbers and closing quotes.
Money on call opened at 1 percent with closing at 1 percent and last loan at 1.1 percent. Time money unchanged amid moderate demand. Domestic rates show variations across sixty to six months up to 3 1 2 percent. Foreign exchange opened easier with sterling around 4 87 and franc and reichsmark quotes shifting during the day. Government receipts and Sub-Treasury activity noted with a daily deficit in expenditures.
The Bank of England reports a total reserve rise of 337000 with public deposits up 441000 and circulating notes down 281000. Bullion and other securities change, while government securities stay steady as reserve ratios rise to 50.40 percent. France likewise notes gold on hand up 3775000 francs and silver on hand down 3725000 francs.
The market for outside securities displayed general steadiness despite bulging conditions. A few mining stocks drew attention with minor moves while most names remained unchanged or lightly traded including Goldfield Daisy, Tonopah Mining, Nevada Consolidated, and American Tobacco.
Republic offers sealed bids for sale of seven percent sinking fund gold bonds of Republic Distilling Company. bids due August 1 1909 at 40 Exchange Place New York City. bonds sold to highest bidder within par value with accrued interest. signed by Huggins for Republic Distilling Company.
Foreign houses traded 20 009 shares amid a firm but inactive London market. The Bank of England held rates as gold seeking Paris weight grows in London. Baltimore & Ohio analysis shows seven year dividend policy favored common stock with limited distributions and substantial surplus. Water power plans for Upper Missouri River project aim to transform 50 90% horsepower into electricity for Butte Helena mines, with Hauser Lake and Wolf Creek dams planned. Dun’s crop report notes better than normal progress with good wheat and corn yields. Bond movements reflect Treasury collateral returns, railroad bonds common. American Car and Foundry reports plant gains. major orders for freight cars. Dividends declared by several companies. Missouri Pacific rumors of control change and Rockefellers discussed. Consolidated Exchange welcomes new members. Nickel Plate sells bonds. Electric Properties officer resigns. Elmer E Black sails abroad. Delaware & Hudson bond allotments show 10% allotments with some full applications.
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