General strength in market values noted in daily totals
The report cites total sales for the day at 602,141 shares, up from 336,322 on the prior year day. For the period January 1 to October 30, inclusive, total shares traded reach 148,455,377, compared with 129 shares for the same span in 1907, indicating market activity levels.
Outside Securities Market Shows Steady Tone And Select Gains
A general steady tone prevailed in the market for outside securities with occasional strength. Trading was fairly active overall, concentrating in about six issues, and high class specialties gained in some cases. American Tobacco rose 26 points, Standard Oil up 2. Mexican Irrigation 4s slipped after a 1 point gain, while Consolidated Steamship receipts rose slightly and Tidewater notes stayed steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tobacco
Consolidated Steamship
Tidewater
Bonds and dividends notes from 1908 financial notices
A compilation of bond coupon payments and dividend notices dated October 1908. It lists first mortgage gold bond coupons for theBuffslo and Susquehanna railway, quarterly preferred dividends for various companies, and payment offices including Fisk & Robinson in New York. Also notes about stock dividends from Cleveland and Pittsburgh R.R. Co and Minneapolis & St. Louis R.R. Co with payment details and record dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffslo & Susquehanna Railway Company
Fisk & Robinson
Cedar St
F. A. Lehr
Pacific Roads’ Big Month Shows Strong Sept Earnings
Union Pacific reports record September gross and net gains led by a $3,993,513 net earnings figure, up $1,416,019 from last year. Operating expenses fell by $395,739, boosting profit as Union Pacific stock rises to 173%. Southern Pacific also improves with a $1,142,000 net gain despite a $455,000 drop in gross earnings, aided by 1.5% expense cuts and stock advancing to 106%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Southern Pacific Roads
Wall Street
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Harriman
American securities abroad trade report from London
London market bulletin notes fractional gains in American department shares with Harriman issues leading activity. Curbstocks show mixed quotes across major names, with U S. equivalents and various percent changes. Foreign money markets report call and bill rates in London and discount rates in Berlin and Paris, plus exchange rates and British consols and French rentes are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
American Department of the Stock Market
Harriman
New York
Anaconia
Atchison
Bay
Pacific
Paul
Erie
Souls & Nash
Fennsylvania
Southern Pac
Nion
Berlin
Paris
Paris Exchange
Berlin Exchange
Bargold
Tis
Railroad earnings report for major U S lines in 1907
Compiled figures show gross earnings, expenses, and net income for lines including Alabama Great Southern Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas Pacific Georgia Southern and Florida Interoceanic of Mexico Mexican International National of Mexico Toledo St Louis Western Southern Pacific and Union Pacific. Data cover third week in October and year-to-date July 1 to Oct 21 with detailed mileages and monthly totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Southern
Nashville
Louisville
Mackay
Manhattan
Mexican Central Ctfs
St. P
M. Pr
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Missouri, Kansas
Missouri Pacific
National Biscuit
National Enam
Newhouse M
Perera O
New York Air Brake
Tilevila
York Central
New New York
Chicago & St. Louis
New York
New Haven & H
Ont. & Western
Enewatecesepes
Norfolk & Western
North American
Northern Pacific Waseemes
Northern Pacific Ctfs
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania Railroad
People's Gas & Coke
le i
Bae
Republic Iron & Steel
Republic Iron & Steel Polkcy
Rock Island Soso Ceevetenne
Rock Island Pr
Ru and Railroad Co
Tame
St. Joseph & Gd. Island
le St. L
St. Louis & Southwestern
Sears-Roebuck
Sloss-Sheff, Steel & Iron
Southern Pacific Sete
Southern Pacific
Ly Southern Railway
Southern Railway
Tennessee Copper
Texas & Pacific Peet
Third Avenue Railroad
Louis & West
Btss
SBI
Toledo
St Soy
Twin City Rapid Transit
Union Bag & Paper Hk
Union Pacific
Union Pacific P S Ouenenes
United Railway
Iron Pipe & F
Iron Pipe & F. Pr
Ss. Rety & Imp
United S Es Rubber
United States Rubber Ist Pr
United States Rubber
Aly
United States Tee
United States Steel
Utah
Virginia-Carolina
Maryland
Unien
Baty
Westinghouse
Atta
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Ist
Wisconsin Central
Alabama
Great Southern
Cincinnati
NEW Orleans
Texas Pacific
Georgia
THERN
Florida
L Zair
National OF Mexico
ST. Louis & Western
Southern Pactic
Grose
STROM
W— Grose
Stock Market Faces Mixed Action Amid Election Outlook
Stocks showed initial strength then sold off in afternoon trading as traders weighed technical factors and a Taft victory scenario. Union Pacific hit a year high morning then slid on earnings news. overall declines were limited and most shares closed higher than Thursday. Bank earnings and money flows suggested improved liquidity ahead of the election, with rails like Union Pacific and Southern Pacific reporting notable earnings shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
United States Steel Common
Consolidated Gas
Taft
Bond Market Sales Summary of Bond Prices and Totals
A historical market snapshot shows extensive trading in dozens of issues. Erie Gen 4s, Inter-Mou 4%2s, Gen Elec 4s, Am Ice Sec 6s, and Mo Pac 4s appear among active listings with varied prices and maturities. Total sales of bonds amount to five thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
H & Tex
Adams
Am Ag
LSA
Tel & T
Atch
Top & SF
Ctfsee
Moon YL & Wté
Askenees
Penn Court
Toman
Tilene Do
Iu& S F
San A & A P
Sco
RT & P
Tex & Pac
Ce & S&l
D& H
Neo TD & R
Shore
Inactive Stocks on NYSE Show No Yesterday Trades
Last closing quotations list numerous issues with no transaction yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange. Entries include Adams Ex and Am Coal amid wide bid and asking prices, with many preferreds and unlisted issues recorded at varied levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Adams
Lac Gas
So - Jlb&w
Lake Shore
Long Island
Merine
Mackay Cos
Manhat Bea
Ma Coal
St Ry
Mich
T&c
Ann Arbor
Mor & Es
Atchison Pf
Nash & Ch
Nat Bis Pf
Me& Spr
Nyc&slipf
B & O Pf
Beth Steel
Bk U Gas
BR & P
C&s AT
NY Dock
Cc of
L&w
Njit
Ch & A
N & W Pf
C& EI
Cb &Q
Mo Cil& Lpt- Cm&stpetf
Peo & East
Pcce&sml
Cstpm&o
CP & I
Tet United
W & Og
Stl & GI
Ev & T H
Fed M & S
Tol Ry & Lt
Tstl&É
Bak & P
Granby M
US Express
Hiamestake SS
Ing Rand
Wells F
Money Market and Foreign Exchange Report
Money on call opened at 1 percent with highs around 2 percent and a closing 1 2 percent. Time money dull with liberal offerings for 2 to 3 percent at sixty days and higher for longer terms. Foreign exchange opened weak, sterling around 4.86, short francs and reichsmarks down, after midday slight uptick in cables. Bank clearings show New York at 284 million with other cities including Boston and Chicago. Sub-Treasury indicates debt to Clearing House of 780,826.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile
London
Germany
Reichsmarks
Paris
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
Boston
Chicago
San Francisco
New Orleans
Charleston
St. Louis
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Madrid
Lisbon
Washington
SUB- Treasury
Sub-Treasury
Clearing House
Conversion and Debenture Exchange Rules by Consolidated Gas Co
The Consolidated Gas Company of New York announces that convertible debentures may be exchanged for stock starting November 2, 1908. Debentures presented by November 10 receive full interest to January 1, 1909 and a 1 percent stock dividend. later exchanges accrue interest to January 1, 1909 with stock issued ex dividend. Procedures align with National City Bank at 52 Wall Street under Board action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland & Pittsburgh
R. R. CO
Cleveland, O
Messrs. Winstow, Lanier & Co
eGar Short
New York City
J. BE. Kloss
Consolidated Gas Company OF
New Y
Irving Place
New York
Consolidated Gas Company of New York
National City Bank New York
Wall Street
James A. Bennett
Foreign trading and copper market notes before Taft election
Foreign houses bought into the Indiana market with UP prominent in arpi trades. Copper prices rose with Lake copper at 13 5 8 c and electrolytic strong. Domestic buyers are active, with total copper purchases near 22 to 30 million pounds. Movements of currency show a small cash loss at banks and mixed interior inflows. Grain exports for the week show wheat and corn totals, while Norfolk & Western reports a 6 percent earnings rate. American Malting posts profits and cash in bank while Hudson Companies notes are fully subscribed. New Mercantile National Bank director named. Mexican irrigation bonds sell at a premium in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
London
Bank of England
Walker
Taft
Ite
Interior
Canada
Sub-Treasury
New Orleans
National
Washington
New York
San Francisco
Seattle
Customs
Internal Revenue
Bradstreet
Norfolk & Western
American Malting Company
America
Hudson Companies
Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Company
Iudion & Manhattan Railroad Company
Mercantile National Bank
Abram J. Prager
Morris Prager & O
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Allis-Chalmers Company
Boh
Amalgamated Copper
Sica
American Car & Foundry
American Steel Foundry New
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Ae’ Ag
Batopilas Mining
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Brunswick
Butterick Compan
Canadian Pacific
Cenesapeake & Ohio
Cago & Alton
Sicago Great Western Posces
Chicago Great Western
Ichicago, Mil
St. Pauls
Deare & Hudson
Deiare, Lack. & Weste
Derr & Rio Grande
Uising Securities
Puluth
South Shore
Great Northern Pr
Great Northern
Illinois Central
Interborough-Metropolitan
International Harvester
Aim
International Paper
Iovw
Ae Central
Outside Securities
Industrial
Ing
Aeeaeee
Bay State Gas
Con Ry Ind . P
Man Ttan Trans
Okla Petroleum
Standard Oil
Rca
Banner
Alaska Mines
Soi
Bingham C
Butte Coalition
Butte & N Y Tanenl
Cobalt Central
Colonial
M & Lj
Ariz
Crown Reserve
Cumberland-Ely
Davis-Daly
Dolores Mines
Dominion Copper
E & M Ts
Miami
Montez
Nevada
Cod Leasing Am
Nipissing Mines
North Butte
Ohio
Old Dominion
Tayra Dev
Titah G &c
Yukon GM
Beaver Cobalt
Blue Bell
Goldfield Oro
Pittsburgh
Ronopah Midway
Arter Cramp
the Times
Stock Exchange
London& Paris Exchange, Ltd
Basildon House, Bank
England
R. L. Day & CO
Watt St
Congress St
Municipal and Railroad
Carnegie Trust CO
Central Trust CO
Equitable Trust CO
van Orden Trust CO
Clinton Gilbert
Wall ST
Stefi. Car Company
N. Y
F. F. van Horne
Teast
Minneapolis & ST. Louis R. R. CO
Poe
Consolidated Mort
Ace
Broad Street
F. H. Davis
Treasur
THE
American Exchange National Bank
Broadway
Actober BR
Gey
Edward Burns
Bormiguero Central CO
Cuba
Lorenzo M. Gillet
Tribune
6Th Ave
125Th St
Southern
American Securities Abroad
Stock Trading Light
Sterling
Tate
Dawes Vines Toon
Small
Linas
Panama
Levey
Umbia
Fryer & «O
Mkt
Mit
Sineapiiahal
Tcoupo
Money and Exchange
Am Shipbuilding
Quaker Oats
Commonwealth Esson
Swift & Tone
Tithe & Trust People’s i Ns
Sears Roebuck
Solste
Consolidated Exchange Sales
Eee
Allis Chalmers
Amal Capper Am Car & Fdry
Amer Ie
Loecomot Alls
le Ralt & Ohio
Central Leath
Ches & Ohio
Mil & St P
Col Fuel & Iron
Colorado
Dist Securities
North Pf
Central
Mo K & Tex
Mo Pacific
Pennsylvania
Rep Steel
Rock Island
Southern Ry
Tenn Copper
Third Avenue
S Steel
Wabasha
Atlanta
Batopilas
Best & Belcher
Cal & V
Comstock
Ceres
Elkton
Goldfield
Goldfield Daisy
Montomery
Harmacist
Red Hill
Jefferson
Consolidated
Mount Morris
Mutual
Chatham
Nassau Asee Eeee Owe: Chemical
Otty
New Netherland
Chelsea
NYNBA
Commerce
NY County
Rm Exchange
East River
Fidelity
Foo People’s
Amo
Phenix
Fifth Avenue
Plaza
Pr Duce Exch
Iss
Fourteenth St Mh
Sherman Ov
Eem
Gallatin
Seaboard
Garfield Os
German Am
German Exch
Twelfth Ward
Germania
Greenwich
Union Exchange
Hanover
Tiree & Tr
West Side
Irving Nat Exch
Yorkville
Toronto
Stewart & Lockwood
Exchange Place
Reaver
de Lattie Nipiss
Buffalo
Darragh
Nova Scotia Nipissing Ty
Ferland
Toniagas ST de Peterson Lake
Foster
Philver
Cireen
Chan
Temiskaming Taw
Kerr Lake
Trethewey
la Rose
Ckerbog
Trust CO
Fifth Ave
Boston & Alb
Cal & Hecia M
Boston Flor
Fitchburg
Nynh & H
Tel & Tel
Dome
U S
Atlantic
Shannon
van Schaick & Co
Enasv
Chas City Ry
Continental
Uw Union Trist
Third Nat Bank
Fidelity & Dep
Consol Gas Se
O's
Maryland Trust
Cevcee
Nor Cent Ry
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