Carnegie Trust Company Bonds and assets report
The document lists assets and investments of Carnegie Trust Company including public securities, other securities, cash items, accrued interest, furniture, and various deposits totaling 8 949 840 17. It names executive officers and trustees, with a sworn report by CHAS C DICKINSON president and R L SMITH secretary, plus notary certification dated the 4th day of September 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trust Co
Wwe
Weeewee We Ooo
United States Steel Bonds
Jonanton
Sacramento
Cal
David Homer Bates
New York
N. Y
Frederick Lewisohn
Alexander McDonald
Cincinnati
Ohio
Iton B. Parker
J. G. Robin
New
Jacob Ruppert, Jr
York, N. Y
M. Schwab
George C. Smith
Pittsboro
J. J. Spalding
Atlanta
John B Tanchfield
Edgar van Etten
Boston
Mass
Chas. C. Dickinson
R.L. Smith
Sert
Fred L. Mallet
Fragmentary record of financial figures and dates
The readable text lists scattered percentages and dates such as May and November across multiple places including Mass and Bos. It hints at stock or bond figures with decimals and codes but the data is incomplete. The fragment mentions Geunen or registered in a garbled form without clear context or full names.
Securities Values Decline In 1800 Day Trading Session
Daily securities data show total shares traded 720,412 versus 804,107 on the prior period and 706,295 for the same period last year. Year to date totals through September 11 reach 122,778,464 shares compared with 147,? Unlisted.
Stock Prices Slide As Bearish Tone Deepens
Persistent selling by professionals and a lighter trading day pushed the market lower with notable declines in Railway Steel Springs and Distillers’ Securities. Reading rose briefly before large traders dumped it, while Harriman shares fell less sharply. Call money rose to 2 percent as banks foresee tighter reserves and reduced speculative influence on stock prices amid talk of dividend cuts and caution from bankers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission House
Harriman
Sub-Treasury
New York
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Bond Market Snapshot of 1957 Era Bond Listings
A dense catalog of bond offerings and quotes across U S and international issues. It lists Gen Eleo Deb 5s, Mex Central, United States rail and utility bonds, and numerous Gen 4s with prices and percentages, reflecting widespread trading activity and varied yields.
American Securities Abroad Market Report
London markets show dull and irregular activity with minor price moves for U S securities. Quoted rates include call money at 4. percent, short bill rates at 7.16 percent, long bills at percent, Berlin discount 3 percent, Paris discount 1 percent, and foreign exchange at 25 francs 12 centimes. British consols at 85 percent, French rentes at 6 francs 71 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Long Hills
Berlin
Parts Exchange
Berlin Exchange
Bergold
Inactive Stocks with No NYSE Transactions
Last actual sales and closing bids on the New York Stock Exchange show no trades yesterday for many listed issues. The report lists prices for Adams Ex, Am A C of Sto, Lake Shore, Marine, Man Beach, New York Central, Norfolk Southern, and numerous others with bid and ask figures, including pref shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Money Market and Exchange Rates Report
Money on call opened at 1 14 percent, high 2 percent, last 2 percent, closing 1 2 percent. Time money firmer, term accommodations sought, offerings smaller, rates steady. Foreign exchange firmer for sterling, cables around 4.86, demand near 4.86, sixty days 4.84. Bank clearings show New York 208.56 million, Chicago 41.30 million, Boston 21.42 million. Silver at 15 5 8c, Mexican dollar 45c, Madrid 17.95, Lisbon 15.25. Government receipts total daily 2.55 million, year-to-date 115.43 million in receipts, 146.21 million in expenditures, excess 30.78 million. Sub-Treasury debtor to Clearing House 1.08 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acwal
Iowa Central
Essence
Zagpe
Allis-Chalmers Co
Kansas City & Southern
Copper
Mackay Co
Minn
St. Louis
St. P
S. St. M
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
American Ice Securities
Missouri Pacific
Nat. R. R
Newhouse M. & Se
Ikis
Amer. Smelt
New York
N. Y
Pacific Mail
Atchison
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas & Coke
Atlantic Coast Line
Pittsburg
Baltimore & Ohio
Mae
Eee
Batopilas Mining
Wits Zie Ley
Bethlehem_ Steel
Brooklyn Rapid
Brooklyn Union Gas
Istrazi
Brunswickq
Reading Steel
Republic Iron & Sun
Rysat
Canadian Pacific
Republic Iron & Steel
Central Leather
Southern Railroads
St. Paul
Southern Railroad
Tennessee Copper
Texas & Pacific
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Third Ave. Railroad
Colorado & Southern
Toledo, St. Louis & Western
BRSS
Colorado & Southern Ist
Twin City
Colorado & Southern 2d Pr
Taton Beg & Paper P
Col. & Hock
Coal & I
Union Pac
Consolidated Gas
Union Pacific Pr
Pysa Ax iCern Products
United Railway Investrment
Oat
Delaware & Houdson Oa
United Railway Investment
Denver & Rio Grande
United States
Unit States Rubberist Pr
Ai Ag
Duluth, South Shore
Ila
States Steel
Duluth
South Shore & At
Mts
United States Steel
Erie
Utah Copper
Virginia-Carolina
Virginia-Carolina Chem. Pr
General Electric
Wabash
Illinois Central
Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Mfg
A. An
Interborough-Metropolitan Pr
Interborough-Metropolitan
Yon Ou
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wheelin & Lake Erie
Aly
International Harves
Wisconsin Central
Wisconsin Central Pr. International Pump
Tast
Adams
Lac Gaspo
LE & W
Lake Shore
Marine
Mack Co Re Ae
Man Beach
Manhat
MD Coal
Am Lin
Midh
Snuff
M & St L
Mor & Es
Ash & Ch
Nat Bis
Ann Arbor
Pac Coast
Do 2d
Peo & E
Cspm&o
Pt C&st L
Pitts Coal
Quicksilver
CF &I
Consol
DM &F
T Ry & L. Sle
Granby M
Cig M
Uscipe&f
Hock
Ing-R Co
Iowa Cent
Kar & M
Kcfsem
USA 2d
Vandalia Rrss
SS Va Itceé&C
Vulcan Det
K &Dm
Weiss-F
Ge KliofCpre
W&le
Mercantile
Germany
Reichsmarks
Paris
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
Boston
Chicago
San Francisco
New Orleans
Charleston
Philadelphia
London
Madrid
Lisbon
Washington
Sub-Treasury
Clearing House
Atlanta Ee
Blue Bell
Chollar
Ceee
Goldfield
Miscellaneous
Isabella Woes
Jim Butler
Frederic H. Hatch
North Star
Ophir
S&f
L&p
Lacka Steel
Portland
Niles Bem- Am
Babcock & W T
Barney & SC
Pratt &@ W
Bush
Ing
Borden
Texas
Trenton
R. L. Day & Co
Wall Street
Empire 3 & I
Bost & Albany
Union Ferry& Jr&u Yeiso
Union Fitchburg
NA & H
Isi Granby
Kirby Lam
Osceola
T & T Co
Aly New Tel
Parrot
Wolvering
Ap& Fist
U S Smelters Co
Arcadian
Atlantic
Sun C Co
Shannon
Utah
Bingham
United Fruit
Bid and bond quotes from German and Austrian authorities
Auction and bond market snapshot reports mixed government securities from Germany Austria and Hungary. Notes include Cologne Munich Augsburg Saxony Vienna Hamburg Berlin and Mexico line items with yields around 80 to 100 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Askea
Cologne
Bar
Munich
Hees
Augsburg
Saxony
Vienna
Hamburg
Berlin
Hemphill, Davies, Stone & Auerbach Firm Contact
Alexander J. Hemphill. Secretary at 23 Nassau Street. David Davies. Stone and Auerbach counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander J. Hemphill
Nassau St
N. Davies
Stone & Auerbach
Outside Securities Market Report Shows Light Activity
The outside securities market showed continued irregularity with light selling pressure and only minor gains in a few specialties. American Tobacco slipped two points while Bay State Gas and Chicago Subway fluctuated. Nevada Consolidated, Cumberland Ely, Miami, Butte Coalition, and Trinity edged lower. Goldfield stocks remained heavy and inactive. Standard Millings rose a point and Tidewater notes held firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tobacco
Bay State Gas
Chicago Subway
la Rose Consolidated
Nevada Consolidated
Cumberland-Ely
Miami
Butte Coalition
Trinity
Tidewater
Hemo Ani
Boidania Beet
Ty Me Central Foundry
Niete
RIS
Houston Oil Repts
Tandard Milling
Fate Sale
Ing
Alaska
Boston Copper
Boston Ely
Bite
fCebalt Central
O.fcon Ariz Smelt
Davis-Daly Estate
Dolores Mines
Dominion Copper
Florence
Foster Cobalt
Furn Creek
Grantwood
Greene-Cananea
Greene
Greenw’r Co
Guggenheim
Indian War Consol
King Edward
la Rose Consol
Wee
Mason Valley It
Mex Expl
Min
Miami Copper
Micmac Minesi
Its
00 Mines Co
Am -- Va
Darra
Moose Horn R
Montez
New Con Copper
Utah
Nipissing M Co
Butte
Stewart Lei
Belmont
Trinity Copper
Tayra Dev Press
Tinsted Copper
United Rice
S&s
Yukon Gold
Foreign trading and bank cash shifts dominate markets
Foreign houses began with 15,000 shares. Erie issues led activity while overall trading remained quiet and bonds fell. Banks lose cash this week by about 4.19 million, with large Sub Treasury transfers to New Orleans and interior receipts. Copper holds firm amid renewed demand and Taft prospects loom as a brighter outlook for business. Grain exports for the week show declines vs last year. several steel orders and corporate actions headline a busy market week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Interior
Sub-Treasury
New Orleans
Washington
New York
San Francisco
Seattle
Customs
Internal Revenuee
Stc
The
Treasury
Walker
London
Taft
Roosevelt
Bradstreet
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Transcontinental Railroad of
Canada
Hackensack River
Hudson County
Interborough
Public Corporation of
New Jersey
Jersey City
Mutual Alliance Trust
Mutual Alliance Trust Company
American Grass Twine
American Grass Twas Company
Crex
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arthur Cramp
the Times
America
London& Paris Exchange, Ltd
Basildon House
Bank
England
Congress St
Wall St
Municipal and Railroad
New York and Eck
Boston 8S
Columbia Trust Co
Lincoln Trust Co
Chase National Bank
Clinton Gillert
J. Thomas Reinhardt
Broad ST
XN. Y
Ovrebank
NEW York & Harlem Railroad CO
Milton
Barger
American Can Company
R. H. Ssmon
Secretar
Interborough Rapid Transit CO
Thursdey
H. M. Fisher
Smelting & Refining Co
Broadway
N. Y. City
American Smelting and Refining Company
W. E. Merriss
Earnesie Trust Company
Clinton Gilbert
Liberty
Lincoln Esscesce
Manhattan Co
Jaina National
Market & Ful
Metropolis
Battery Park
Mechanics” Aan m5
Butch & Drov
Mercantile Metropolitan
Coal & T Nat It
Consolidated
Merchants
Mutual Chatham
Chemical
Nassau
Ch Cent
NBA
Y County
Chelsea
New Netherlan
Pacific
Park
People's A Phenix
Plaza
Twelfth Ward
Union Exchange
Washington Hisaw & Treft
West Side
Yorkville
New York City
Boros
Kan
INOS
Mo K & Ok
Mo K & T
Atcl& N
Ereeres
Woo
Nor Pac Prior
Do Sox
Enin
Riv & G
Ncccicswcanes
CC & St
Col & So
Ft & Ee
L & West
Cigs
secccBion
U S R & Imp
U S Steel
S- Ae
Panama
American Securities Abroad
Lyndon New York
AON
Southern Pacific
se Union _ Pacific
Uus Steel
Money and Exchange
Foreign Government
Second Avenue Railroad CO
City OF New York
First Consolidated
Nassau Street
Saranty ‘Trust Companys
John W. Castles
Henry S&s. Redmond
G. G Haven
John W. Hamer
Outside Securities
Industrial
Consolidated Exchange Sales
Allis Chalmers
Car & F
Anaconda Co
Balto & Ohio
Brook
Mit
Ches
Norpre
Central
Louis & N
Mex Central
Mo K & Tex
Nor_ Pac
Norf & Wes
Rep Steel
Rock Island
Southern Pac Ins
Southern Ey
Texas Pac
Tinion Pac
Wis Central
Tottenville
Yonkers
Hudson River
Montauk Point
TRE Guarantee Trust CO
TRY
N.Y
Remsen St
Skipa
Fulton & Jamaka
American Agricultural
American Agricultural Chemical Company
NEW Orleam
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