Garfield National Bank declares 3 percent quarterly dividend
The Board of Directors declare a quarterly dividend of three percent on the bank’s capital stock, payable after September 30, 1908. Transfer books will be closed through October 1, 1908. W. L. Douglass is cashier and James L. Morgan is treasurer.
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Irving National Exchange Bank
New York
Garfield National Bank
Twenty-third St. & Sixth Ave
Nss
W. L. Douglass
American Securities Abroad Market Summary
London and New York quotes show American securities trading strong early then closing unsettled. Reports list price equivalents, dividends, and minor changes across London New York pairs. Foreign money rates include call money at 1 1/2% open, 1% long, Berlin Paris discounts, and London gold at 10 1/2 pence. Consols and French Trentes cited with yields and rates.
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London
Berlin
Paris
Paris Exchange
France
Berlin Exchange
Pfennigs
Bargold
Tis
bonds close higher than Mon Gay's in government quotes
Yesterday's closing quotations for government bonds show gains over Mon Gay's. Market activity centered on Treasuries with several maturities posting modest advances amid thin trading.
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Mon- Gay
Bid market snapshot with varied coupon quotes and dates
The record lists bid and ask quotes with percentages and dates from May to November across multiple years, referencing coupon types such as 4s and 2%s. It shows figures like 1.110 percent, 1.203 percent, and 1.101 percent, plus references to registered or coupon statuses and scattered year markers such as '55, '57, and '66.
Securities Values Show Heavy Losses on Total Sales Day
Securities values show heavy losses with total sales listed as 1,426.59 shares, versus 317,210 shares for the corresponding day in 1907. The period January 1 to September 2 inclusive totals 130,308,968 shares, compared with 151,509,245 shares for the same period in 1917.
Financial affairs sharp break in stocks
A weak early rally faded as the Stock Exchange fell from midday highs with declines of 2 to 6 points. Afternoon buying by shorts offered some recovery, but close prices remained below Monday. The drop stemmed from speculative pressure amid political fears.
Bond Market Sales Totals Four Million Sixty Eight Thousand Five Hundred
Total bond sales reach 4,068,500 with mixed offerings across U S and international issues. Listings include D & H conversion 4s, Gen 4s, and various corporate and municipal bonds with diverse maturities and yields. Strong activity noted in U B of Mex, New York City issues, and Inter-Met references.
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Cuba
Iowa
Adams
Tel & Tel
Kent & Cent
Woole & W. Ist
Cncee
Cc & St L
NH & H
Bk Rap
Col & Go
Shore
Leon
Commodity Bid and Asked Listings from Exchange Place
Daily furnished market sheet listing Bid and Asked prices for multiple entities. Includes Buffalo McK Darragh City of Cobalt New Temiskam Nipissing Nova Scotia Crown Reserve Peterson Lake Foster Silver Leaf Green-Meehan Silver Queen Kerr Lake Trethewey Little Nipiss La Rose with price figures and variations.
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Stewart & Lockwood
Exchange Place
Buffalo
McK Darragh
City of Cobalt
New Temiskam
Cobalt Central
Nipissing
Nova Scotia
Crown Reserve
Peterson Lake
Foster
Silver Leaf
Green-Meehan
Ea Silver Queen
Kerr Lake
Trethewey
Little Nipiss
O la Rose
Inactive Stocks on the New York Stock Exchange
Last actual sales and closing quotations show no transactions yesterday on the NYSE. The report lists last sale and bid and asked quotes for numerous issues across sectors including Am Coal, Marine, Nickel, C&O, and Union Pacific, with many prices unchanged or slightly varied. Many entries reflect fractional or percent figures and indicate a quiet trading day with no daily trades.
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New York Stock Exchange
Kcfis&mpf
Keo& DM
Ace&fp
K Lot Cpt
Lacl Gas Pt
LE & Wp
Lake Shore
Long Island
Marine
Am Lins
Mackay Cos
Manhat Bea
MD Coal
Armado
Fay
M&st
Mor & Es
Brunswick
Inyc&stl
Butterick
Jinyl&w
C&sat
Ny& NJ
C of NJ
Norf
PCC
Pitt Coal
Cl&ll
Quicksilver
RW & Og
West Md
Iowa
Money Market and Foreign Exchange Report
Money on call opened at 1% with volatility and dull demand. highest 14% last loan 134% closing 1 1% per cent. Mercantile paper in limited demand. rates cited for sixty to ninety days and four to seven months. Foreign exchange opened strong with sterling near 4.87, short francs and reichsmarks quoted with gains, later fluctuating. bank rates listed for multiple currencies. Bank clearings show New York leads with $360.8 million exchanges. other cities follow with substantial figures. Silver and gold prices noted. Mexican exchange at 2.61%. government receipts show daily and monthly totals. Sub-Treasury debtor to Clearing House.
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Mercantile
South America
United States
Ritertings
Dake
Germany
Reichsmarks
Paris
Belgium
Switzerland
Iran
Holland
Chicago
San Francisco
New Orleans
Charleston
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
London
Madrid
Lisbon
Washington
Sub-Treasury
Clearing House
Outside securities slide as market weakens further
A broad market decline in outside securities intensified with chronic weakness in the stock market. Attempts to rally failed, major issues fell despite supporting orders. Standard Oil opened up then dropped sharply. mining stocks listed mixed moves with several names down, bonds in scant demand, Tidewater notes steady, and miscellaneous irregulars filling the tape.
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Standard Oil
Butte Coalition
British Columbia
Boston
Cumberland- Ely
Nevada Consolidated
Greene-Cananea
Miami
Nipissing
Nevada
Topics of the Street and Markets Briefs
Foreign houses traded 29000 shares in the local market mostly sales while London optimists saw firmer consols and copper strength. Dividends declared include Fourth National Bank 2 percent and National Bank of Commerce 2 percent payable October 1. Sterling neared gold export levels before pulling back. bankers eyed further South American gold outflows. Long Acre Electric seeks rehearing on a proposed 10 million dollar preferred stock and 50 million dollar mortgage bonds. United States Steel expects over 600000 tons of new September business, signaling possible quarterly unfilled tonnage rise. Great Northern declares 14 percent preferred dividend payable November 2. October disbursements are projected above 135 million dollars.
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London
Bank of England
Fourth National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
American Agricultural Chemical Company
Market and Fulton National Bank
National Park Bank
Central Trust Company
Bankers’ Trust Company
Morton Trust Company
South America
Long Acre Electric Light and Power Company
Public Service Commission
John C. Sheehan
Graham & LéAmoreaux
Commission
Public Service Commissions
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Great Northern
Great Northern Railway
Tribune
Bank dividends and price changes noted in October reports
October 1908 dividends on New York City banks railroads and utilities total 67.42 million, up from October 1907. Interest on bonds and government debt stands at 63.62 million, up from 60.88 million. Twenty third Ward Bank plans to double capital to 200000 with a 10 percent dividend payable October 1 to fund the expansion. Copper prices fall 4.5 pence per pound over two weeks. Charles M Schwab named Greenwich Bank director. American Woolen Company declares a regular 1.5 percent dividend payable October 1, with books closing September 25 and opening October 5. Total preferred-dividend record reaches 15.62 million.
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American Woolen Company
Guaranty Trust Co
New York
American Agricultural Chemical Company
New York City
United States
Twenty-Third Ward Bank
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Greenwich Bank
American Wooler Company
Exports of Merchandise Summary
Export figures show weekly shipments around Sept 22 with bases value 308 totaling 12,208 from a January to date total of 488,060,545 and 452,118,385 Giianead.
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Giianead
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Arthur Cramp
the Times
Stock Exchange
America
London& Paris Exchanse, Ltd
Basildon House, Bank
England
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Congress St
Eigh
R.A
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Chisholm & Chapman
Wall Street
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L. F. Hepburn
New ST
N. Y
Con. Gas
Standard Stock Exchange
Toronto
Curb & Cobalt
Toronto Exchange Place
Adelaide St
East
Hanover
Swartwout & Appenzellar
Pine St
Tel
John. Cae
Schmidt & Gallatin
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Broadway
WM H. Dwelly, JR
Mass
THE
Thomas A. Doe
Benjamin F. Werner
Fourth National Bank OF
City OF
Proximo
Charles H. Patterson
General Chemical Company
Broad Street
Pre- Forrea
James L. Morgan
Treasure
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NEW York “City “Bonds
Allis-Chalmers Co
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Allis-Chalmers
Louisville & Nashville
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Newhouse M. & S
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Pittsburg Coal
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Rock Island Oe
Chic
Mil. & St P
Rock Island Pr
Sonic
Mil. & St Patts
Sloss-Sheff, Steel & Iron
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Southern Pacific Pr
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Erie En Sen Sensnesco Se
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Utah Copper
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International Paper
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International Pump
Wheeling & Lake Erie
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Shorts
Professional Bears
Taft
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Lee
Sale
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Ing
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Anton A. Raven
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Rupert W. K. A
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Wall Street Journal
Republic Iron and Steel Company
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NS. J
H. L. Rownd
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Ches & Ohio
Chie Gr West
Mil & St P
Col Fuel & I
Col Southern
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Y Central
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Republic Steel
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