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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1908

Page

4

Bond Coupon Payments Arrive at New York Maturity Date

Office notices state coupons of New York Dock Company mortgage bonds maturing August 1 will be paid from August 1 at The United States and Trust Co in New York. Separate notice: Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway five percent gold notes coupons due August 1, 1905 will be paid at 25 Broad Street, New York.

THE NEW York Dock Company York CK Companiet United States and Trust Co Cedar St New York City George E. Spencer

Trustees Chosen for McIntyre & Co Assets

A creditors meeting for the bankrupt Stock Exchange firm T. A. McIntyre & Co was held with ref eree Peter B. Olney. Charles C. Burlingham A. W. Bonynge and Arthur R. Peck named trustees. Examination of partners postponed to August 6 due to absences. Receivers estimate net assets near 15000 to 15000. McIntyre's counsel claims assets around 500000 with liabilities under 1000000 and creditors may receive at least one half dollar per dollar.

Stock Exchange T. A. McIntyre & Co Peter B. Olney Charles C. Burlingham A. W. Bonynge Arthur R. Peck Thomas A. McIntyre McIntyre

Condition of Trade and Markets Mixed as Recovery Seems Slow

Dan's Review notes industrial plants expanding active machinery boosting wages and retail trade while crop progress strengthens recovery sentiment. Railways show higher earnings in July, ore arriving at Gary, and new steel contracts rising. Despite easy money and favorable reports from the West, idleness persists in some sectors, with cautious orders and slower livestock and cotton goods demand.

Dan Gary New Yor Pacific Northwest

Railroad earnings figures for several lines in July 1907

Earnings data for Detroit United, Hidalgo and Northeastern, Interoceanic of Mexico, Mexican International, National of Mexico, and Detroit properties show weekly and monthly totals. Highlights include July 1 to July 14 earnings, June totals for Detroit lines, and accompanying changes in gross, expenses, and net income.

Suze Detroit United Interochanic OF Mexico National OF Mexico Detroit Inc SBS Asee Baltimore van Schaick & Co Wall Street Chas

Stock Market Trade Totals and Shares Decline

Market activity shows 176 400 total sales for the day and 171g Wag] tide. A year ago on the same date 212 426 shares traded. From January to July 24 inclusive total shares reached 94 941 127, down from 123 943 911 in 1907.

Markets wobble as trading and bank cash rise

Stocks moved lower after a week of gains as traders took profits and margins tightened. Banks increased cash to a record level while foreign selling and higher money demand pressured prices. The Roosevelt retrial move and Judge Grosscup comments provided context for the declines.

Bond market sales total three million eighty thousand dollars

The report lists extensive bond sales across corporate and government issues including Japanese, U S of Mex, Coast, B and O, Cent Leather, N Y N H A, and various utility and railroad bonds. Totals indicate overall sales of $3,078,000 with numerous securities quoted at percentages and yields.

American Securities Abroad Market Roundup

London trading showed weakness as heavy realizing sales hit American securities. Key quotes include Anaconda at 87.1, Atchison 72 1/8, Canadian Pacific around 168 163 -%, Erie at 22 22 -%, Central, Louisville & Nashville 110 winged, New York Central 111 -%, Reading 118 119 -%, Southern Pacific 92%- , Union Pacific 153 4%- , United States Steel 45 45% with preferred 107-108. Foreign call money in London at 1% open, Paris and Berlin discount and exchange rates noted. Consolidated notes on British consols, French rentes and Paris exchange.

Allis- Imers Mers Co American Car & Foundry Pr American Hide & Leather M Sr American Tel. & el Ina American Tobacco American Woollen Atchison Atchison Pr Baltimore & Ohio Bethlehem Steel Brooklyn Rapid Ane Brooklyn Union Gas Brunswick Acceneccersse Canadian Pacific Central & So Central Leather Central of New Jersey Cpeaneaks & Ohio Ea iChi & Alton Chicago Great Western Chicago Great West iChicago Great West Chicago Mil Mil. & &J. P 141% 138 139%| 139% 139% || 31,120 1.20 —1 }*Chicago, Mil. & St. P Columbus & Hocking C. & i Consolidated Gas Delaware & Hudson Denver Dale Erie General Electric Co Great Northern Pr Great Northern Or Sllinois Central Ilinois Central Qterborough Metropolitees Roughetto International Harvester International Paper Iowa Central Kansas City Minneapolis & St. Louis Tt M. St P Missouri, Kansas & Texas Missouri Pacific New York, Chi New York & N. J New York, N. & H New York, Ont Western Norfolk & Western Osere Northern Pacific Pennsylvania Railroad People’s Gas & Coke Southern Pacific Aac Southern Railway Tennessee , Copper Texas & Pacific Third Avenue Railroad Toledo St. Louis & West Toledo, St. Louis & West Twin City Rapid Transit Union Pacific Teers Cast Iron Pipe & F Abe S Reduction & Ref United States Rubber United States Steel Cas United States Steel Utah Car. Chem Wabash Westinghouse Wheelin & Lake Erie Wisconsin Anaconda BBN Bt. Paul BRK Tilmots Central Louisville & Nashville New York Central Pennsylvania Union Pacific Sea I London Berlin Paris Paris Exchange Berlin Exchange Car & Ae Top & San F Chie Mil & St P Col Fuel & Iron Col Southern Denver & Rio G District Secur Erle Gt Northern Lies Souls & Nash Ont & W Pacific Rock Island Southern Pact Southern Ry Texas & Pact Union_ Pacific MIT S Rubber Ae Vc S Steel Utah Copper

Dry goods imports and marketings rise this week

Imports and marketings of dry goods this week show totals of 2,264,117 for imports and 2,213,784 for marketings, compared with 2,202,515 and 2,065,821 in the prior week. The figures reflect week to week changes in import volumes and marketings.

Market terms excerpt notes varied percentages and firms

An OCR fragment lists several securities and firms with percentages and abbreviations. Mentions Am Can com, Nat Carbon com, PTEE, Streets Stable Car com, BShipb'g com, Booth Pack pref, Swift & Co Cal & Chic Can & D. 47 percent, Chic Telephone, 140 South Side El, Chic Tithe. Content is fragmented and unreadable in places.

Swift & Co Cal & Chic Can & D South Side

Inactive Stocks Close on NYSE With No Yesterday Trades

A list shows last sales and closing quotations for numerous stocks with no transactions on the prior day at the New York Stock Exchange. Entries include Adams Ex, Am Agr Ch, Am Coal, Am Dist T, Am Exp, Am Malt, Am W pf, B&O pf, Con Coal, Det U R R, Fed M, Granby, Har Ry, Int Harv, Int P pf, Iowa Cent, Kan & M, Keo & DM, Lac Gas pf, M St Ry, Nat L pf, NYC&SLI istpfl, New Coal, New M&S, and other issues with bid and closing figures. The page records mixed prices and par values across many rail and utility stocks, with last sales and closing quotes listed.

New York Stock Exchange Adams Ann Arbor Batop M Br&p Butterick C&s A T Chic & A C & Nw Pm&o C&st L Dl&É& W Ev & T H Gen Ch Co Granby M Hock Val Ee Co Power Iowa Cent Kan & M Kan Cc & S Keo & DM Ilg Lac Gas LE & W Ae E & W Pf Tame Shore Long Island Mackay Co Man Beach MD Coal Pf M St Ry Mid Cent M & St L Msp&ssmpf Nash & Ch Nat L Pf New C Coal New M&s Nyc&sli Istpfl Va-C Ch Pf Va TC & C Vulcan Det Wells-F West Charles D. Barney & Co Broad Street New York Neo South 4Th Street Philadelphia Am Cement Lehigh Val R R Am Ry Co Marsden Cambria Steel Joe Phila Co Penn Do Elec Co Phila Ec Co Phila Rap Tr Ins Co Lake Sup Corp Union Traction Lehigh Welsbach Toronto Stewart & Locie Cobalt Lake Nova Scotia Peterson Lake Crown Reserve Frederic H. Hatch Broad Street Stoc BS & F Lord & Rs Lora Coal Isis Fey Babcock REL& & Texas Trenton Empires & I Union Carbide Herr-H-M Union Ferry P&f T&s Pc&c Sun C Co Wall Street Clinton Gilbert Berty Ss Am Exchange Lincoln Manhattan Co Market & Fur Battery Park Metropolis Ooesee Mechanics Butch & Drow Mercantile Metropolitan Consolidated Merchants Century Anas Iss Morris Mount Weeeeere Chatham Mutual Nassau Exch New Net Columbia Corn Exchange East River First National People’s National Avenue Sherman German-Am Greenwich Union

Money Market and Exchange Rates in Latest Financial Brief

The report shows money on call opening at 14 percent, closing near 1.1 percent, with term money varied by period up to seven months. Mercantile paper steady, a firmer tone. foreign exchange opens easy with cables around 4.8685 to 4.8690, demand sterling about 4.8670, and sixty-day bills near 4.8515. Bank clearings across New York, Chicago, Baltimore, Boston, Philadelphia reflect active flows. silver and gold premiums listed along with Mexican exchange and government receipts.

Mercantile Boston Chicago St. Louis San Francisco New Orleans Cincinnati Savannah New York Baltimore Philadelphia London Madrid Lisbon Washington Sub-Treasury Clearing House I Alin Agi Enc

Government Bond Closing Quotes Compared to Thursday

Yesterday's close prices for government bonds are presented against Thursday's levels, highlighting shifts in yield and value. The report lists key maturities and reflects market movements influenced by trading activity and economic data from the period.

Outside Securities Market Reaction and Shifts

The outside securities market moved with the broader stock market. Profit taking hit active shares, pushing values down briefly, then late trading partially recovered from the lows. Combination Fraction advanced to 2e before falling 14. Montgomery Shoshone rose 4. Other mining stocks held gains fractionally. trading was lighter than yesterday. Multiple issues small changes with Standard Oil down and Bay State Gas steady. Houston firm. bonds dull and easier.

Montgomery Shoshone Boston Greene-Cananea & Fraction Butte Coalition Cumberland

Stock Exchange Traders See A Mild Market Decline

Consolidated stock traders labeled yesterday's drop as a long overdue reaction. They again favored the bear side on Thursday, though lower volume on recessions suggests no serious decline in values is expected at present.

Consolidated Stock Exchange

Mastless Sail-Ship Inventor Seeks Financing

An inventor develops a mastless sail-ship intended to rival steam propelled vessels and seeks funding and financial backing to advance the project. Details on the vessel and potential partnerships remain limited in the available text.

Foreign trading and copper prospects in a shifting market

Foreign houses moved 259000 shares mainly United States Steel while copper markets showed strength for electrolytic and weaker for copper on other strands. Brass demand rose as foundries expanded, and producers held stock for higher prices. Southern Steel Company reorganization payout preserves ore and coal lands. grain exports rose and banks gained cash with Sub-Treasury credit balance noted.

United States Steel London New York Lake Oan Southern Steel Company Gea Steel Company Lacey-Buck Company Chattanooga Tron and Coal Company Interior Sub-Treasury Clearing House Central Pacific Railroad Pittsburg & Lake Erie Pittsburg & Lake Erie Railroad New York Central Pittsburg Atchison Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Canada Bank of Mongall

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