Outside Securities Hold Steady Market With Select Moves
A general steady tone prevailed in the market for outside securities with pockets of strength. Trading was fairly active though focused on about half a dozen issues, with high class specialties showing notable gains. American Tobacco rose 26, Standard Oil up 2, and Mexican Irrigation 4s slipped after an initial rise amid an uneven session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tobacco
Consolidated Steamship
Tidewater
Dividend notices and bond payments from early 1900s issuers
A collage of financial notices lists coupon payments on Susquehanna Railway Company first mortgage bonds, Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railway Company stock dividends, Guaranteed stock dividends, Minneapolis & St. Louis Railway bonds, and payments on various bonds. It includes record dates, payment offices in New York, and details for stock transfer book closures.
Pacific Roads Show Strong September Earnings for Union and Southern Pacific
Union Pacific reports record September earnings with net income of 3.908 million, up 1.416 million from last year, amid 955 thousand decrease in operating expenses. Southern Pacific posts lower gross earnings by 455 thousand but nets rise by 1.062 million after expense cuts. Both stocks hit year highs, Union Pacific at 173 1/2 and Southern Pacific at 164.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Southern Pacific Roads
Wall Street
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Harriman
American securities abroad show fractional gains in London market
In London on October 30 active American department shares edged higher with Harriman issues leading. curb trading mirrored gains as Anacchia, Atchison, Pennsylvania, Reading and Southern Pacific among others showed small advances. Foreign money markets quoted call money at 1 percent and various discount rates with London exchange rates posted for Paris and Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
American Department of the Stock Market
Harriman
American Securities
Railroad Earnings Across Several Lines in 1908 Summary
The report lists gross earnings and net income for multiple railroads including Alabama Great Southern, Cincinnati New Orleans Texas Pacific, Georgia Southern & Florida, Hidalgo & Northeastern, Interoceanic of Mexico, Mexican International, National of Mexico, Toledo T Louis & Western, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, and related lines. Figures cover the third week in October and July 1 to October 21 periods with variations in miles, expenses, taxes, and net earnings across companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Great Southern
Cincinnati
New Orleans
A&a
Texas Pacific
Georgia Southern
Florida
Hidalgg
Northeastern
National OF Mexico
Toledo
T. Louis & Western
Siz
Union Pacific
Market shows strong strength in value trading figures
The report cites total daily sales of 602,141 shares versus 236,222 for the same period last year. For year to date January 1 through October 30, total shares reached 148,450,?7, compared with 171,508,200 shares previously, reflecting a shift in market activity.
Financial Affairs Stock Trading Weakness After Morning Highs
Stocks showed early strength then sold off amid distribution and short selling pressure as traders weighed technical positions. Union Pacific hit a yearly high in the morning but fell after earnings, while United States Steel and others saw distribution. overall, most shares finished higher than Thursday with limited declines. Banks gained on Sub-Treasury dealings, with interior banks increasing balances in the city ready for a rising loan market after the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Taft
Bond Market Sales Report Shows Wide Bond Activity
A noisy bond market summary lists numerous issues across government and corporate bonds with varied yields and maturities. The report notes total sales around 5.909 million and highlights notable entries from Erie Gen to Reading Gen bonds, with many issues in the 4s to 45 range and yields from about 6% to 110%.
Inactive Stocks on NYSE Close with No Yesterday Trades
Last and closing quotations for stocks with no NYSE transactions yesterday, listing many issues with bid and ask prices. Includes Adams Ex, Am Coal, Lake Shore, Long Island, Merine, Manhatten, Nash & Ch., Atchison, Beth Steel, Reading, St L & W, Read, Consol Gas, and numerous others with last sales and bid or asked values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Adams
Ibiotep
Lae Gas
le& W
Li Am Coal
Lake Shore
Long Island
Merine
le Ahe& Lp
Mackay Cos
Manhatten
Mo Coal Pf
Midh Amt
Ann Arbor
Mor & Es
Atchison Pf
Nash & Ch
Nat Bis
Beth Steel
T's X of
Kk U Gas
Los
Pace
Feo
East
Pcce
Cstp M&o
Pitts Coal
CF & I
Consol Gas
Sai Row & Og
St J& Gi
Nn Co
MSS & A
Ev & T
Sless-Sh
Fei M& S
T&a
Ng Pf
Mit
Granby M
U Cigar
Um Bai
US Express
Hock Val
Valco & Colts
Val
Micha
Wells
Money Market and Foreign Exchange Report
Money on call opened at 1 percent, high 2 percent, last loan 2 percent, closing 1 1/2 to 2 percent. Time money dull, offerings liberal with rates from 2 1/2 to 4 3/4 months. Mercantile paper scarce, rates 4 percent for bills receivable, 4 1/4 to 4 3/4 for four to six months. Foreign exchange weak at opening, cables 4.86 4.86, sixty day bills 4.84 4.84. London discounts higher, sterling steady after morning break with some rally in afternoon. Bankers’ posted rates: sixty days sterling around 4 1/2 to 4 3/4, Paris francs 8.16 8.16 Peak officials list various international rates. Domestic exchange: Boston discount, Chicago par, New Orleans premium, St. Louis discount. Bank clearings shown for New York, Baltimore, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago. Silver bar at 6 cents, Mexican dollar 44 cents. Gold premium in Madrid 11.55, Lisbon 19.50. Mexican exchange NY 201 1/2. Government receipts: customs 721,550. internal revenue 750,488. miscellaneous 276. total day 1,457,695. expenditures 2,560,900. month to date 47,742,495. year to date 192, AST expenditures 116,479. excess 45,500,042. Sub-Treasury turned over 780,826 to Clearing House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile
London
Reichsmarks
Germany
Reich Ae Mi
Paris
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
Boston
Chicago
San Francisco
New Orleans
Commercial Bc
Charleston
St. Louis
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Madrid
Lisbon
Washington
Treasury
Sub-Treasury
Clearing House
Fragmentary OCR Keepsake of Names and Numbers
A garbled page fragment lists numerous company and product names with scattered figures and codes. It references American Can, Nat Biscuit, Swift, Roebuck, Quaker Date, and several prefixed items, interspersed with stray numbers and fragments, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ng Am Shipbuilding
Booth Park
Commonwealth Eae
Swift
Wey Procumatic
Bostuerd
Eae
People's Gan
Seare Roebuck
Nat Biscuit
Consolidated Exchange Sales Report
Consolidated exchange sales show total 14 440 units with wheat trading activity. Demand indicators include December option values and strong bid estimates ranging from 99 to 200 percent, reflecting high market volatility and speculative interest.
Furnished and Corrected Daily by Stewart and Lockwood
Daily stock list from Stewart and Lockwood shows bids and asks for multiple items including Reaver-SGN S050 Little Nipiss Buffalo Mek Darragh Cobalt Central Nipissing Oat Wood Fernand and others with quoted prices. Names such as Peterson Lake Temiskamine Kerr Lake and Trethewey appear among the entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart & Lockwood
Nipissing
Oat Wood
Foster Er
Silver Queen
Tieen Meehanum
Temiskamine
Kerr Lake
Trethewey
la Rute
Consolidated Gas Debenture Exchange Terms 1908
The Consolidated Gas Company of New York announces conversion of its Convertible % Debentures. Exchangeable for stock from November 2, 1908, with details on interest and deductions. Debentures received at National City Bank, 52 Wall Street, for stock issuance under board order. James A. Bennett, Treasurer-Se.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Gas Company OF
New Y
Irving Place
New York
Consol Gas Company of
National City Bank New York
Wall Street
James A. Bennett
Copper prices rise as Taft prospects boost demand
Foreign trading shows uprisings in markets with Union Pacific active in arbitage. Copper on the local exchange climbs with expectations of higher consumption after Taft’s election. Domestic buyers and producers push volumes, while mixed views on price sustainment persist. Movement of money reports small cash drain and gold inflows as banks adjust interior remittances. Grain exports for the week show declines from prior period. Norfolk & Western posts surplus over fixed charges. American Malting reports profit and reduced capital stock. Hudson Companies notes taken for notes financing. New Mercantile National Bank director named Abram J. Prager. Mexican Irrigation bonds trade at premium in London. Cripple Creek Central declares regular dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
London
Gener
Cone
Bank of England
Walker
Taft
Tafts
Interior
Canada
Sub-Treasury
New Orleans
National
Washington
New York
San Francisco
Seattle
Customs
Internal Revenue
Bradstreet
Norfolk & Western
American Malting Report
American Malting Company
Americal
Hudson Companies
Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Company
Manhattan Railroad Company
Mercantile National Bank
Abram J. Prager
Morris Prager & (c
Cable A
Cripple Creek Central Railway Company
Coe
Bank of Montre
Soan
Colt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Outside Securities
Industrial
Bay State Gas
PS 200
Con Ry Ind . P
Ttan Trane
Man Petroleum
Okla
Standard Oil
Tess Railroad
Chicago Subway
Ing
Alaska Mines
Alaska Mines Sec. { o”| ‘S| 1 .§00|+Banner Pete it
Bingham C
Ariz
Cumberland-Fly
Davis—Daly Istpah
Dolores Mines Naan Pt
Dominion Copper
Douglas Copper
Florence
Giroux
Miami
Fawy
Micmac Mines Ly
Mines Co
Moose Horn
Montez
Nevada
Utah
Y Cod Leasing
North Butte
Old Dominion
Tintie Estes
Turvra Dev
United Copper
Trah
Yukon GM
Hiene
Beaver Cobalt
Rive A
Goldfield Oro
Pittsburgh
Tonopah Midway
Arther Cramp
Stock Exchange
Elthough
Incre
London& Paris Exchange, Ltd
Basildon House, Bank
England
R. L. Day & CO
Therace
Municipal and Railroad
Carnegie Trust CO
Central Trust CO
Equitable Trust CO
van Orden Trust CO
Clinton Gilbert
Wall ST
Steft. Car Company
F. van Horne
Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. R. CO
Cleveland, O
Messrs Winslow, Lanier & Co
Fear Street
New York City
Eloss
Minneapolis & ST. Louis R. R. CO
Consolidated Mort
Broad Street
F. H. Davis
American Exchange National
Broadway
Edward Burns
Bormiguero Central CO
Cuba
Lorenzo M. Gillet
The
Tribune
Uptown
Wis
6Th Ave
Cor
West
Pacific Roads
Big Monte
Southern
American Securities Abroad
Anacnia Athe
Atchison
Rss
Pan Pacific
Erie
Zits
Narh
Pennsylvania
Uews - Ty ‘Nion Pac
Zanéen
Berlin
Paris Exchange
Berlin Exchange
Bargold
Tis
Lavene
Ask
Allis-Chalmers Company
American Car & Foundry
Wores
American Steel Foundry
New
American Sugar
Baltimore & Ohiosete Ool
Batopilas Mining
D ‘Transit
Brooklyn Rapinees
Brunswick
Butterick Company
Canadian Pacific
Pal
Chesapeake & Ohi
Chicago & Alton
Colorado
Colorado & Southern
Colorado & Southern 2d
Ats Ag
Columbus & Hocking C. & T
Consolidated Gas
Comstock Tunnel
Delaware & Hudson
Delaware, Lack. & Western
Denver & Rio Grande Ant
South Shore & At. Pr
General Lect Ic Company
Great Northern Ee Eeerese
Great Northern Cre
Illinois Central
Interborough-Metropolitan
Interborough-Metropolitan Pr. Og
International Harvester
Son ‘International Steam Pump
International Steam Pump
Iowa Central
Towa Central Pr
Actua
Kansas City
Nashville
Louisville
Mackay
Manhattan
St. P
Xas
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Missouri Pacific
Ween
National Biscuit
National Enam
Engsnesoee
Ss En Cedeeeespeccese
Newhouse M. de Cee
New York Air Brake
Chicago & St. Louis
New Haven & H
Western
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific Ctfs
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania Railroad
People's Gas & Coke A Eeaseses
Aessasenune
Republic Iron & Steel
Rly
Rock Island
Peecress
Ruan’ Railroad Cody
St. Joseph & Ga
St. Louis & Southwestern
Sears-Roebuck Pr & Iron
Steel
Southern Railway
Tennessee Copper Ae
Texas & Pacific
ORL
Third Avenue Railroad
Louis & West
City Rapid Transit
Union Bag & Paper Pr
Beeavasersecees
Union Pacific Pr
United Railway Investment
Wetteees Pa
IU S Cast Iron
United States Steel Pr
United
Utah Copper
Vna Chemical
Virginia-Caroleceewest
Wabash
Maryland
Tnion
Westinghouse
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wisconsin
Ally
Wisconsin Central
Stock Trading Light
Sterling Exchange
Towie Line
Vaem Fame
Teo Taney
Timmy Tae
Timmer Sie
Ts PO
H & Tex
SUNG
Am Ag Chem
al Chalmers
H & Ls
Lali
Tabacco
TL & N
Inemwan Toy
Adj
Mo K & T
Odin
Eascegee Ste
Hiatt Cool
Deo Sd Inc
Ss. Tits
L& S F
Roc & O
Big San
L. Swailst
J . Tyas
San A & A
Seo V & N
BOO Fle
Woo Lo
Odo
Tex & Pac
Fahey Mons da Inc
Va Iron
C & Cfs
Boone Do
D&h
Westings
Meida
Shore
NH & H
Penn
Panama
WTA
District of Columbia
Te Ie
Aly
Mion
Money and Exchange
Consolidated Exchange Sales
Allis Chalmers
Eali & Ohio
Central Soath
Ches & Ohio
Mil & St
Col Fuel & Iron
Colorado South
Gt North
Ill Central
Mo K & Tex
Pacific Bays
New York Centre
Ont & West
North Pacific
Rep Steel
Southern Pai Wits
Third Avenue
Tinton Pack
Atlanta
Weeel
Wees We
Batoptilas
Best & Belcher Noo
Sens
Fin Comstock
Goldfield
Goldfield Daisy Os
Montomery
Tau Pharmacist
Red Hill
Consolidated Oe
Merchants
Wi Chase Ee
Mount Morris
Hatham
Mutual Chemical
Nassau
New Netherland
Chelsea
NYNBA
Commerce
Columbia
Corn Exchange
East River
Im Pacific
Fidelity
Phenix
Fifth Avenue S
Plaza
Sherman
Seaboard
Galtlatti
Seene
Garfield
Germania
Greenwich
Union Exchange
Hanover
Peneeniey
Imm & Trad
West Side
Irving Nat
Yorkville
Toronto
the Guarantee and Trust Co
Trust Co
RL. Day & Co
Etere
Boston & Alb
Eal & Heri M
Tee
Nynhe&h
Granby
U S
van Schaick & Co
United Railway i
Nort
Rv & i
Chas City Ry
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!