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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1908

Page

2

Mergenthaler Linotype declares quarterly dividend on stock

The meeting of the Board of Directors declared a regular quarterly dividend of two and one half percent payable after September 30 1906 to stockholders of record on September 12 1908. Transfer books close September 32 1906 and reopen October 1 1908.

Western Union Telegraph New York M. T. Wilbur State Street Boston Charles A. Hubbard Fred ER J. Warburton Manhattan Railway Company Interborough Rapid Transit Company Park Row D. W. M.williams Common Capital Pe Bay Guaranty Trust EA York Haghr Er . DE Lano Treasur American “Ca Cab & Foundry Co Guaranty Trust Company of New York WM. M. Hager DE Lano Guggenheim Exploration Company Broadway Chas. K. Lipman American Snafe Company Fifth Avenue American Snuff Company

Securities Values Rise On Daily Volume Totals

Securities values show further gains with 5 828 shares traded for the day against 606 293 shares for the comparable period. September 1 to date totals reach 121 029 021 shares, compared with 146 000 376 shares for the same period in 1907.

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Harriman market eyes higher prices amid mixed stock activity

The Harriman group led a cautious advance on yesterday's trading, with gains in Erie and Baltimore & Ohio boosting sentiment. Traders noted limited broad-based demand, while Morgan-Harriman interests support a bullish tone though outsiders remain hesitant. Time money firm and gold movement discussed amid foreign exchange shifts and potential emergency currency measures.

Government Bonds Close Values From Yesterday and Tuesday

Government bonds closing quotations show yesterday's figures alongside Tuesday's. Market observers note shifts in yields and prices across maturities, reflecting renewed demand and policy expectations. Trading levels indicate modest adjustments in benchmark issues and regional issues alike.

Bond Market Sales Seen Strong With Large Bond Totals

The report lists various bonds including U S and Mex issues, city and railroad bonds, and industrials with prices mostly around 60 to 105 percent. Total bond sales totaled 5,001,000 dollars, with prominent entries for Cuba, Pacific Coast it, Reading, Union Pacific, and U S Steel issues among many others.

American securities abroad strong in London market

London and New York closes show robust demand for American stocks with notable curb strength. Quoted indices include Atchison St Paul Illinois Central Reading Union Pac among others, while foreign money rates show call money at 149 percent and Berlin Paris discount and exchange rates cited.

London New York Anaconda Atchison Canadian Pacific St Paul Erle Illinois Central Louis & Nash Ney Central Pennsylvania Reading Nam Southern Union Pac Berlin Exchange

Fragmentary Commerce Ticker Items From Chicago Ad Page

A blotchy asset list shows varied company names and percentages such as American Can, 5% Diamond Match, American Stipbuilding 45% People's Gas, a booth packing item, pneumatic tool, F Box Board, Quaker Onto pref, 204% Commonwealth Edison, 107" Streets Btable Car, Chicago Telephone, and Swift & Co 105% in a stray OCR fragment. The readable items suggest an advertisement or market summary of corporate equities and utilities.

People’s Quaker Commonwealth Edison Chicago Telephone Swift & Co

Inactive Stocks on NYSE Last Close Prices Listed

Last closing quotations show no transactions yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange with Adams Ex 173 181-. Am Gas no sale. Allis-Chalmers 11% pref 1144. Long Island 44% 42. Am Coal pf 120. Mich Cent 19%. North Am 63% 62 65. Can So Lieg 67 do 1st pf 90 0 100. Reading 1st pf 5. U S Steel 54 59. Union Pacific 60 62. Wells Fargo Ex 28. and other listed issues with varied bids and asks.

American Agricultural Chem American Agricult. Chem. Pr American Car Foundry Fase American Car American Ice Securities Ang Ican American Steel Ryneal Amer. Tel. Cable Amer Tel Zel American Tobacco Ty Atchison Atlantic Coa Baltimore & Ohio Ba'lias Mining Bethlehem Steel Neers Brooklyn Rapid Transit Bf Brooklyn Union Gas Tay Brunswick Canadian Pacific Central Leather Pr. O Central of New Jerse Ches. & Ohio Mil. & St. P. Ctfs Mil St. L Laa Colorado & Southern Ist Colorado & Southern Col. & Hock Coal & Ioneeteeees Consolidated Gas Delaware & Hudson Del Lack. & West Denver & Rio Grande Duluth Shore & Atl Pr Erie Eee Ecc Enna Secenss Seces Cerereses Erie Elec. Co Great Northern Pr Great Northern Wececescess Tilmots Central Interborough Metropoliten interborough-Metropolitan Pr Harvester Fotoc Towa Central Snc Kansas City & Southern Tee Louisville Eo Mackay Co Metro Manhattan Kitan Street Mex Tent Minn St. Louis Saimemek Kan St. P S. St. M & Texas Missouri, Kansas Texas Ssouri Pacific Perret Rere Nashville & Chatt Bus Uys Nat. Enam National Newhouse York Central Y.c New York New Jersey Eeu Ontario West Northern Pacific Norfolk & Western Oes Ee Northern Pacific Ctfs Pacific Mail Pennsylvania Railroad People's Gas & Coke Pittsburg Coal Republic Iron & Steel Blic Iron & Steel Rock Island St. Louis Southwestern Oeseeeers St. Louis Southwestern Atha Sloss-Sheff, Steel & Iron Southern Pacific Eee Southern Railroad Tennessee Copper Texas & Pacific Thirll Avenue Railroad Toledo, St. Louis & Western Ivy Tia iToledo, St. Louis & Western Union Pacific Union Pacific Pr U. S. Cc Tronipe & Fo. Scose U. 8 Realty Bl &L S. Steel Ex S. Steel Pr Ececscce Utah Copper Western Maryland Western Union Telegraph Westinghouse Wheeling & Lake Erie Wisconsin Cuba Kcfs & M Kan City Lacka Steel Ss L& WB Erate G&elh & P Ostz St I & GI Swn South Ry Ist M&o St L& W U S Steel TD & Ae Sete Adams iLac Gas Allis-Ch Co LE & W Long Island Mack Co Man Beach MD Coal Mich Aamh&kl Mor & Es Nat C&st Beth St Nh&h North Am Buttedick Ca Aie Pac Coast C& Eti Pcc&sl Pitts Coal Quicksilver C & Nw Cspm&o S Ap Consol So Pac Rys & L Dss&als Ev & T H U S Granby M Vandalia RR Va-C Ing-R Co Wai C&c Vulcan Wells-F Kan & M Kcfs&m K&dm Wis Cent Kiofc Pets Amar & F Ealt & Ohio Brook Ches & Ohio Central Louis & Nash K & Tex Nat Central Tan Sort & West Weesey Pac 'Pacific Mail Pennsylvania People’s Gas Sts OTM Rep Steel Southern Pac Southern Ry Texas Pac Union_ Pac US Steel Ili Ee i Clinton Gilbert Wall Street America Liberty Ee Am Exchange Lincoln Sersece - Zztna National Manhattan Co Bronx Borough SO Market & Ful Battery Park Metropolis Bowery Mechanics Mércantile Coal &_I Metropolitan Consolidated Merchants Chase Mount Morris Chatham Mutual Chemical Nassau City Cit Center Nywn A Elsea Exch Merce New Netherland East River Fidelity Tee First National Fifth National Phenix Fifth Avenue Fourth Nat Exch Fourteenth St Gallatin Oaeee Eevee Garfield Sores German-Am State German Exch Twelfth Ward Germania Greenwich Union Exchange Hanover Washington Imp & Tradt West Side Irving Nat Ex Yorkville Jefferson Baltimore van Schaick & Co No. T Wallstreat United Railward Incomes, It & P Ty Ry Seaboard Elec Union Trust

Money Market and Foreign Exchange Report

Money on call opened at 1 percent, with high 14 percent and last loan 1 4 percent. Demand rose, large six month loans at 3 percent and four month at 3 percent. Rates for various near term maturities noted. Foreign exchange firmer, sterling advances of 10 to 10 points, with details on cables and demand bills. Bank clearings and domestic exchange figures listed. silver and gold premiums cited. government receipts and sub-treasury position reported.

Europe Madrid Lisbon New York Washington

Outside Securities Market Mixed In Mining List

The outside securities market showed activity especially in the mining list with mixed prices. Strength appeared in La Rose Consolidated Yukon Gold Nipissing Cobalt Central and Nevada Consolidated while Miami Butte Coalition Nevada Utah Consolidated Arizona Smelting and Goldweld Consolidated eased. Northern Securities stubs edged higher and Bay State Gas slipped after initial strength. Bonds saw only slight inquiry and remained steady.

la Rose Consolidated Yukon Gold Nipissing Cobalt Central Nevada Consolidated Miami Butte Coalition Nevada- Utah Consolidated Arizona Smeltimty Goldweld Consolidated Bay State Chicago Cea Ana Leson Am Tobacco Bay State Gas Ry Ind Manhattan Milling Standard Railroad Chicago Subway Northern Sec Ing Alaska Mines Argonaut Artzpe Copper Atlants Goldfield Lywi Blue Hell Boston Copper uOo Hoston Ely British Col Copper Coalition Butte Central Con Ariz Cumberland-Ely Devis-Daly Estate Dolores Non Dominion el Rayols Florence Purnace Foster Giroux Ome Gold Hill Joe Goldfield Goldfield Daisy Goldfield Grantwood Greene-Capanea Gungenheim Greenwater Jim Butler Ooumbo la Con Mason Valley Miami Copper McKinley Carmeeneee Moose Horn Montez Nevada Nev-Utah Nipissing Mines North Butte Ohio Copper Old Handwee Orphan Copper Penn Wyoming Red Hill S'chlight M & Ot Silver Queen St Eseess Superior & Pitts United Oe Utah Yukon GM Ito Tidewater tBuyer

Bowling Green Trust Directors and Officers Listing

A historical listing shows Bowling Green Trust at 26 Broadway New York with Edwin Gould and William H Taylor as president and vice presidents. The secretary is Troy Laws and the board includes Charles Armstrong George Gould Frank Brainard and others.

Bowling Green Trust Broadway New York Charles P. Armstrong George J. Gould Frank Brainard Harry Bronner Franklin Q. Brown Robert C. Clowry Edmund C. Converse Wm. Nelson Cromwell P. C. Costello Grenville M. Decge A. Goepel Edwin Gould Frank J. Gould

TOPICS OF THE STREET Foreign trading and market moves

Foreign houses buy heavily in the local market taking about 35 000 shares led by Erie. London markets react to Paris rate shifts while Bank of England rates hold. Dividends declared across several firms include United Cities Realty Western Union National Sugar Refining Evansville & Terre Haute and more. Copper price expectations and steel rail demand signal improving conditions alongside Harriman earnings and shifting internal fund flows.

Erie London Paris Argentina Bank of England Counry Stock Exchange United Cities Realty Company Western Union National Sugar Refining Company Evansville & Terre Haute Virginia-Carolina Chemical National Packing Company International Smokeless Powder Company du Pont International Powder Company New York Homduras Rosario Mining Company Cpper Electroytic States Steel Corporation Harriman Company Bambe Union Pacific Southern Pacific Harriman Sub-Treasury New Orleans New York Chicago Gs Exchange Wabash Pitas Terminal Wabdash Pittsburg

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