Wall Street Faces A Bleak Week As Markets Sell Off
The stock market ended the week with material declines amid heavy selling pressure and sparse public buying. Analysts note no change in fundamental values but fear a prolonged bear trend with Augusts likely for a downturn, while foreign markets show liquidation and rising money concerns in Britain France and Russia.
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Wall Street
London
France
Bank of France
Russia
Globe
Paris
United States
Sterling Exchange
Bank of England
Treasury
Cortelyou
Federal’ Treasury
Railroad and Stock Market Data From Early 1900s Columns
A dense ledger of weekly stock prices and totals lists final, high, and low figures for 1907 and 1906 alongside weekly net changes. It includes numerous named railroad and industrial stocks, exchanges, and totals like grand trunk system and northern pacific. The columned data covers closing highs and lows, sales, and per-share changes amid a broad market snapshot.
Government Bond Quotes Compared With Two Weeks Ago
Government bond quotations are compared to those from two weeks earlier, highlighting shifts in yields and price levels across maturities. The report notes adjustments in benchmark securities and differences in bid and ask spreads observed by traders and brokers.
Bank Exchange and Stock Exchange Sales For June Week
The New York Clearing House exchanges and New York Stock Exchange sales are listed for the week of June 15 16 17 across years. Exchanges show 1,478,712,097 in the current year, 1,769,245,963 in 1908, and 1,444,441,064 in 1907. Shares traded total 2,463,123 this year, 4,314,225 in 1908, and 787,264 in 1907.
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New York Clearing House
New York Stock Exchange
Railroads gain ground in May and June earnings
The Tribune reports May fourth-week results for 41 railroads with 37 showing gains totaling 2,963,431 and four losses amounting to 33,552, for a net gain of 2,029,879. First-week June results cover 35 railroads with 30 showing gains of 1,397,674 and five losses of 12,335 for a total gain of 1,385,339.
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Chattanooga Southern
Chicago
Northern Pacific
Pittsburg
Youngstown
Ashtabula
the Tribune
Trust and Surety Companies Bid and asked rates list
Reported by Clinton Gilbert Bid. Asked Alliance Realty 115 125 Lawyers' Mige ea Am Surety Co. 187% 195 [Law & Ins & T 20 Astor 300-Lincoln 315 Bankers' 79 500 Long Isl L & T 825 Bd & M Gr Co 440 suo Mount Vernon Bowling Green 430 440 Manhattan 450 Broadway 0 100 Mercantile 150 Brooklyn ao Carnegie -4 Central 1,850 2,050 Cent Realty 18 19 City Investing. 90 of Citizens' 165 Columbia 220 235 Commonwealth-145 Commercial 220 230 Empire Trust 335 360 Equitable 0-435 Farm L&T 1,300 Fidelity 215 of Fifth Ave Tr 550 Flatbush 275 Franklin S15 Fulton 325 Guaranty 510 Guardian 240 245 Hamilton aM Home Trus 160 Hudson Realty 120 185 Hudson Trust 95 105 Inte 1350 145, Kings County 480 480 Knickerbocker 1,190 Site Bond c ODN- 2085-725 Mutual 120 1380 Mutual Alliance 195 205 Nassau 250 270 Nat Surety Co. Mb 170 NY LI Tr 1,00- NY Mtge S 185 195 NY Trust Co 50 670 People's 810 830 Realty Assoc 145 1M Standard Trust.-ale Tithe Gr& T Co 450 T 1ICo of No. 150 160 Trust Co of Am 600 710 enc United States. US Cas Co. USM &T Co. UST Gatco-100 Van Norden 280 Washington 400-
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Astor
Lincoln
Bankers
Long Isl L & T
Bd & M Gr Co
Mount Vernon
Bowling Green
Manhattan
Broadway
Mercantile
Brooklyn
Carnegie -4
Eee
Cas Co
Central
Cent Realty
City Investing
Citizens
Columbia
Commonwealth
Commercial
Empire Trust
Equitable
Farm L& T
Fidelity
Fifth Ave
Flatbush
Franklin
Mutual
Mutual Alliance
Nassau
Nat Surety Co
NY Trust Co
Realty
Standard Trust
Ale Tithe Gr& T Co
Trust Co
United States
US Cas Co
USM &T Co
Gatco
van Norden
Washington
Weekly Livestock Market Report Philadelphia June
Receipts for the week show beef cattle 2432 head, sheep and lambs 12206, hogs 3301, calves 910. Beef prices mostly higher with prime stock scarce. Lancaster cattle on sale with varied steers and cows. Sheep and lambs fall in price due to higher arrivals and slow trading. hogs steady to slightly weaker. western stock priced at 825 to 9. city dressed stock lower but overall market steady to firm.
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Philadelphia
Lancaster County
Penn
Market report snippet on livestock prices and bids
The note lists bids for steers cows veal calves grassers Western country dressed veals sheep extra wethers lambs spring lambs and hoes with price ranges in cents per unit, reflecting bid activity and demand in a livestock market segment.
Prominent Names Appear In Historic Ashcroft Ledger
The fragment lists a series of notable individuals including John Jacob Ast Frank Bn Edward T. Bedford Charles S. Brown Julien T. Davies and others such as John S. Kennedy Woodbury Law 2 James D. Lyne James H. Manning Edgar L. Marston William J. Matheson Charles Matlack and more, suggesting a roster or committee ledger from a bygone era.
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John Jacob Ast
Frank Bn
Edward T. Bedford
Charles S. Brown
Julien T. Davies
Charles R. Henderson
John D. Hicks
William M. Ingraham
Augustus D. Juilliard
Martin Joost
Clarence H. Kelsey
John S. Kennedy
Woodbury Law
James D. Lyne
James H. Manning
Edgar L. Marston
William J. Matheson
Charles Matlack
William H. Nichols
James H. Oliphant
Robert Olyphant
James Sperer
Sanford H. Steele Ellia D. Williams
Louis Windmuller
Notice to Stockholders on liquidation and reorganization of bank
Notice states a special stockholders meeting at 41 West 34th Street New York on a July 1907 Sunday at 4 PM. It seeks approval to place The Thirty Fourth Street National Bank of New York in voluntary liquidation and to authorize the creation of New Netherland Bank of New York to succeed its assets and business. Curtis J. Beard cashier signs.
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City of New York
State of New York
NEW Netherland Bank OF New York
Curtis J. Beard
Cashier
National Biscuit declares quarterly dividend on common stock
National Biscuit announces a regular quarterly dividend of one and one quarter percent on common stock, payable July 1907 to holders of record at close of business June 2, 1907. Transfer books will be closed from June 29 to July 15, 1907, inclusive.
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Chambers St
New York
Board of Trustees
Thomas M. Mulry
Pres
John J. Pulleyn
Conny
M. T. Wilsr R
Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iro ™ CO
Birmingham
Alabama
Guaranty Trust Company of New York
Central Trust Company of New York
F. L. Babcock
National Biscuit
New York Hobos Organizing Like Midwest Unions
James Eads Howe arrives to lead New York efforts mirroring St. Louis Chicago and Cincinnati models. He speaks at the Straight Edge Kitchen about forming a traveling workingman network called Brotherhood Welfare. Howe, heir to the Eads bridge fortune, says the group aids hobos until they stand on their own and then helps others.
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Howe
Brotherhood Welfare
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Eads
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