Sharp Declines in Leading Securities
Total sales for the day were 172, shares, versus 483,242 for the same day in 1907. Cumulative sales January 1 to September 16 totaled 125,488,973 shares, down from 149,710,925 in the prior year. Unlisted.
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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1908
Page
4
Dividend Declarations by Multiple Companies in 1908
Several firms announce quarterly and special dividends. American Type Founders declares 2 percent payable Oct 735 1908 to holders of record Sept 26 1908. New York Dock Company fixes 2 percent payable Oct 15 to holders of record Oct 1. New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company proclaims 1.25 percent due Oct 15 to stockholders of record Oct 22. American Telephone and Telegraph Company notes a 2 dollar per share dividend payable Oct 15 to record Sept 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharea
Lopen
Petrina
Ask
Iowa Central IP
Cece
Aills-Chalmers Co
Kanawha & Ich
Allis-Chalmers Co
Kansas City Southern En
St. P
S. St. M
Kansas & & Texas
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Pr
American Ice Securitie
Missouri Pacific
National Biscuit
Newhouse
New York Air Brake
New York Central
American Steel
New York
New Jersey
New
American Tel. & Te
New York, Ontario & West
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio Pr
C. & St. Leevi
Batopilas Mining
Pittsburg Coal Eee Ll
Bethlehem Steel
Bethlehem _ Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Tra
Jersey
Republic Iron & Steel
Chesapeake & Ohio
Rock Island
Chicago
Chicago Great Western
St. Louis & San Fran
Mil
Chic
Southern Pacific
Colorado Southern
Southern Railroad
Southern Railroad Pr
Columbus & Hock
Coal & Iron
Tennessee Copper
Consolidated Gas
Texas & Pacific
Third Avenue Railroad
Toledo, St. Louis
Peor & Rio Grande
Union Pacific Pr
Denver & Rio Grande
United Railway Investment
Cast Iron Pipe & Fd
Duluth, South Shore
General Electric Co
United States Rubber 2d
Great Northern
Cox
United States Steel
Hock Valley
Utah Copper
Illnois Central Lly
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Interborough- Metropolitan
Wabas
Interborough-Metro
Wabasheereeeteeeeeee
Sarfinternational Harvester Pr
Western Aion Telegraph
International Paper
Ily
Westinghouse Mfg
Coreee
Wisconsin Central
International Pump
Iowa Central
State Street
Barton
Mass
Charles A. Hubbard
Mmunipaw Avre
Jersey City
N. J
T-Oday
Morris H. Smith
American Locomotive Company
Church Street
T. Callaway
York Dock Company
E Board of Directors
GEO. E. Spencer, Treasu
NEW York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
Edward L. Rossiter
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Wmr Driver
London
Wits
Illinois Central 8
Ilinois Central
American Caramel Company
New York Dock Company
Union Typewriter Company
New York Trust Company
Proctor & Co
The
Bowling Green Company
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Szadre
Ene Trolytic
Wall Street Journal
Department of Agriculture
New Orleans
Treasury
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Yearly Financial Report Summary
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company released its pamphlet report for the year ended June 20, 1905. It shows income, expenses, and surplus figures across years 1907 and 1906 with adjustments, net profit, and a surplus carried forward of 97,248 before deductions, resulting in a 1908 profit and loss of 1,174,910 and a surplus of 2,764,386 before specific chargeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company
BAL Pcs
Financial affairs stock values lower in uneven market
An irregular opening gave way to weakness as professional selling and liquidation hit leading issues. Harriman stocks suffered substantial losses while Union Pacific and Southern Pacific traded below warranted levels. The report notes strong speculative activity and urges caution for traders using borrowed money, with a hopeful outlook for railway bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission House
Bryan
Board Room
Harriman
Baltimore & Ohio
Erie
Harriman Group
American Locomotive
American Smelting
St. Paul
Consolidated Gas
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
National Lead
Reading
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Central Pacific
Bond Market Sales Report From Historic Listing
The page lists bond market sales with numerous issues and prices including New York Central 4s around 1057, United States Tobacco 6s, Central Leather 5s, and various railroad, utility, and government bonds. Total sales amounting to 3,333,000 dollars are noted with many issues showing yields roughly in the 8 to 110 percent range and multiple 4s, 5s, and 6s across companies and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Se
1St Inc
Penn Court
Bose
Ri& P
Eaere
Lordan
Cal
India
CM & St P
West Ma
Tay
Konm Westingh
Onnna
American Securities Abroad Market Snapshot
London market for American securities was weak and dull on September 16. Rates show call money at fractional percentages, discounts for short and long bills, Berlin and Paris discount rates, and Paris and Berlin exchange values. Foreign securities list British consols and French rentes with current quotes and bar gold at ten and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin
Paris
Paris Exchange
Berlin Exchange
Dividend notes and stock hints from Chicago market list
A fragmented OCR snippet lists various pref shares and percentages including American Can 60 percent Diamond Match two hundred eighteen two Am Shipbuilding pref 101 xine Biecult pref Aceronas Packing National Carbon 10S pref mg ae Oats 12K Be Board pref 90 percent Commonwealth Faison 103 Street Stable Carpe Chicago Telephone Sears Roebuck and Ex dividend 1 percent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Faison
Chicago Telephone
Chicago
Sears—Roebuck
Inactive Stocks on New York Exchange
Last actual sales and closing quotations listed for stocks with no yesterday trades on the NYSE. Prices shown include last sale, bid and asked figures for numerous common and preferred issues across multiple industries, indicating inactive trading and narrow spreads among line items such as Adams Ex, Am Can, Am Exp, Chesapeake, New York Central lines, and several rail, coal, and industrial names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Adams
LE & W
Ac& F Pf
Lake Shore
Long Island
Marine
Mackay Co
Man Beach
Manhat Ebl
MD Coal
Mor & Es
Nash & Ch
E & Stp
Ann Arbor
Brunswick
BR & P
New C Coal
C&st L
Butterick C
C&sat
Yl& W
C& EI
North Am
CB &Q
Pac C Ist
Cilél
Peo & E
Cm&stp
Pcc&stl
Do Cfs
Doctfsnew
UnBe P
Fed M&s
Fed S
U S
Gen Ch Co
Jou, S Leath
Granby M
Sr&r
Vandalia RR
Hock
Va-C
K&dm
Money Market and Exchange See Strong Start on Rates
Money on call opens at 1 percent with highs to 2 percent and closing at 1 percent. Time money stays in moderate demand with sixty day at 2.75 percent, ninety days at 3 percent, and four to six months around 3.25 percent. Mercantile paper steady. Foreign exchange opens strong with sterling near 4.87 and sixty‑day bills about 4.85 to 4.86. Bank clearings show New York $297,841,040 with varied regional totals. Silver and gold premiums noted, Mexican exchange at 2.01 percent. Government receipts show daily and monthly totals, Sub-Treasury debtor to Clearing House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile
Reichsmarks
Boston
Chicago
San Francisco
New Orleans
Charleston
New York
Philadelphia
London
Madrid
Lisbon
Washington
Sub-Treasury
Outside Securities Slump Follows Stock Market Weakness
After steadiness in early dealings the outside securities market showed pronounced weakness in step with stocks. Prices fell across the board with mining shares hit hard though a few orders paused the drop. McKinley-Darragh jumped about 20% on Canadian buying while Nevada Consolidated fell 4% and several others eased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley-Darragh
Nevada Consolidated
Cumerland-Ely
Boston
Butte Coalition
Dominion Copper
Last Bales Sale Notes Tidewater Shares
Tidewater 6% notes priced at 6 percent with 99 percent bids. Sells cents per share on odd lots. Lana Rice Tap label Citi circulates sale details with total value around six thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Tidewater
Foreign government securities bid offered list
A compact list of bid and asked prices for several governments and bonds. German states including Bavaria Saxony and Berlin, and cities such as Cologne and Hamburg are listed with quoted percentages and points. Vienna and Mexico gold bonds appear among the offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cologne
Munich
Guy Hessian
Augspurg
Saxony
Vienna
Hamburg
Berlin
Bowling Green Trust Co Officers and Directors Listed
Bowling Green Trust Co at 26 Broadway New York publishes a roster of officers Edwin Gould president William H Taylor first vice Charles P Armstrong second vice John A Hilton vice treasurer William M Laws secretary and a long list of directors including Armstrong Brainard Bronner Brown Clowry Converse Cromwell Costello Deige Goepel Gould Hilton Jeffery Morten Plant Ramsay Schenck Squire Taylor Truesdel Young and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green Trust Co
Broadway
New York
Edwin Gould
William H. Taylor
Chas. P. Armstrong
John A. Hilton
Pres
Trey William M. Laws
Charles P. Armstron
Prank Brainard
Harry Bronner
Franklin Q. Brown
Robert C. Clowry
Edmund C. Converse
Wm. Nelson Cromwell
P. C. Costello
Grenville M. Deige
A. Goepel
Frank J. Gould
George J. Gould
Edward T. Jeffery
Winslow
Morten F. Plant
Dick S. Ramsay
Frederick B. Schenck
Andrew Squire
John P. Truesdel
E. F. C. Young
Market notices and rising steel shipments report
Foreign trading showed limited London activity with some journaling in Jim the Hill stocks. Steel shipments rose substantially since September with tubes sheets and bars leading, while wire and jute mills operate at higher capacity and farmers benefit from agricultural prosperity.
Receivers Denied for Second Avenue Company by U S Judge
Judge Lacombe denied the petition for a rate receiver for the Second Avenue Company without prejudice to renewal. He cited the Metropolitan Street Railway receivers investigation finding the line run under the existing terms at about 290000 dollars yearly and needing roughly 3800000 dollars for efficiency. Negotiations were arranged for possible reductions and improvements aimed at delivering to owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lacombe
Second Avenue Company
Messrs Jotine Inson
Metropolitan Streetway Company
Second Avenue
Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York City
Guaranty Trust Company of
Nassau Street
Lombard St
E.C
Banking Department
Bond Department
Trust Department
Foreign Department
Wells Fargo Express
Texas Company
Mercantile Nat. Bank
Coal & Iron Bank
American Telegraph & Cable
PFC
Frederic H. Hatch
Broad Street
Telephone
Broad
Fred K F
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Co
Guarantee Trust Co
New York Trust Co
American Exchange National Bank
Clinton Gilbert
Wall ST
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
Roanoke
Virginia
Lynchburg Belt Line and Connecting Railway Company
Poca- Ghantis and Western Railroad Company
Big Sonny
Heet Lynn and Guyan Railroad Company
Caretta ‘Beatinsy Company
West Virginia Southwestern Railway
Big Stony Railway Company
E. H. Alden
United Fruit Company
Jto
American Type Founders Company
Ls & Tr
Jackson Gas
Kan City
Mutua
Gingham
Buffalo
Paterron & PG
Denver
Stit & Tr
St Paul
Syra_ G
Syra Li & P
Ferry Companies
Brooklyn Ferry
Saad — Se
Union Ferry
eyreEkh
Toronto
Tusaday
Stewart & Lockwood
Exchange Place
Temitsk
Cobalt Lake
Nipissing
Nova Scotia
Crown Reserve
Peterson Lake
Small Bon
Bey
Kerr Lake
Trethewey
American Securities Abroad
Anaconda Wees
Erie Aseeeee
Tilmois Central
Louis & Nash
MNY Central
Ms Penn R R
Un_Pacific
U .S Steel
Money and Exchange
Germany
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
Baltimore
van Schaick & Co
Wall Street
Bia
United Ratlw
Nort Ry & L
Chas City
Seaboard
Aa Cent Trust
Ww Union Trust
Outside Securities
Industrial
Am Tobacco
Bay State Gas
Ind S
Standard Oil
Alaska M Secur
Argonaut Consol
Atilanta Goldfield
Bing Cent
Blue Bell Esettlee
Boston Copper
Brit Col Copper Butte Coalition
Soo
Butte & NY
Cobalt Central
Con Ariz
Davis-Daly
el Rayo
Ely Central
Foster
Furn Creek
Giroux
Goldfield
Lake Ose
Mason Valley
Miami Copper
Utah
ssing M_Co
Butte
Orphan Copper
Penn Wyoming
Red Hill
Red Top
Silver Queen
Sup & Pitts
Trinity Copper
United Copper Rice
Utah Apex
Utah G & C
Yukon Gold
Consolidated Exchange Sales
Leon
Balt & Ohio
Brooklyn RT
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Ches & Ohio Rr
Chicago M & St P
Col Fuel & Iron
Dist Securities
Mo Kan & Tex
St Ats Ig
Pacific Matt
Pennsylvania
Republic Steel
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific A
Union Pacific Ith
Uss Rubber
S Steel
IBM
Vi Nese
Mcrcase
Atlanta
Ratopilastats
Blue Bel
Caledonia
Hale & Norcross
Isabella
Jim Butler
Ophir Oceuele
Portland
Eyer & Co
Travellers
Letters of Credit Foreign Drafts
Oker Bog ” Trust. Co
the Trust Company
AMER
Gresham St. Lond, BG
L. Darbt
Shire
Rochester
N. Y
Guaranty Trust Co
Second Avenue Line
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