Outside Securities Trading Mixed in Active Market
Trading in outside securities showed active participation with mining shares firm as copper prices rose after an earlier dip. Speculation stayed fairly distributed while specialties remained irregular and only mildly active. Major names like Standard Oil and Bay State Gas fluctuated with modest gains and declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Bay State
Boston Consolidated Copper
British Columbia
Butte Coalition
Nevada Consolidated
Cumberland-Ely
Miami
United Copper
Quarterly dividends declared by New York banks 1908
The Fourth National Bank of New York announces a quarterly dividend of two percent payable after October 1 1908 with transfer books closing at 3 p m on that date The Citizens Central National Bank of New York declares a quarterly dividend of one and one half percent free of tax payable after October 1 1905 to stockholders of record at close of business September 25 Albion K Chapman cashier Minneapolis and St Louis Railroad Company coupons due October 1 10s from Pacific Extension Bonds paid on presentation at 5 Broad Street New York Garfield National Bank in New York declares a three percent quarterly dividend payable free of tax after September 30 1906 transfer books closed until Thursday October 1 L Douglass cashier
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth National Bank
City OF
New York
Charles H. Patterson
Citizens Central National Bank OF
Albion K. Chapman
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad Co
Pacific Extension
Broad Street
Garfield National Bank
Clinton Gilbert
Wal Street
America
Liberty
Lincoln
National
Attan Co
Ry Park
Metropol
Mercantile
Pittan
Mount Morris
Mutual
Chelsen
Minerce
New Netherland
Columbia
Corn Exchange
East River
Fidelity O Park
People’s Buh
Fifth Avenue
Plaza
Fourteenth St
Sherman Nw
Latin Seaboard Field
Twelfth Ward
Greenwich
Nat Fex
Yorkville
Jefferson
Boston
K L. Day & Co
Albany
Poston
At & Heeda M Gan
Franklin
Ned St
Mars
Tel & T
Smellers
Arcadian
Atlantic
Utah
Eaneham
United Fruit
TEX
Weesen Ier
Baltimore
van Schatck & Co
Wall Street
United Rathway
Lawes
Seaboard
iUnion
Nat Hank
Maryland Trust
Aia Co Éptees
Lod Nor Cent Ry
United States
Condition of Trade in Dun's Review Report
Dun's Review notes fall retail trade below ideal due to heat yet shows steady volume rise and extended factory operations. Low water retards mill work and river transport while forest fires destroy timber. Steel and cotton mills win larger contracts. raw cotton markets unsettled by Lancashire labor troubles. Coal output up modestly. woollen mills reduce idle machinery. shoe prices pressured by leather costs. Railway earnings down. weekly port imports exceed exports by a wide margin. Crop marketing normal. reserves remain heavy. Bradstreet's reports conservative wholesale buying with fall trade peaking, election uncertainty dampening purchases. Western trade stable, house trade wanes, travel salesmen handle reorders. Pacific coast and Spring wheat Northwest prospects indicate improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancashire
Bradstreet’s
Aken
Northwest
Railroad Earnings Across U S Lines Featured in Report
The data shows third week in Sept earnings for multiple railroads including Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburg Canadian Pacific Grand Trunk System Wabash Texas and Pacific Atchison Topeka Santa Fe and Lehigh Valley with figures in pounds and dollars for period July 1 to Sept 21 plus year to date totals and mileage. The notice also lists registration days for upcoming elections October 5 6 10 and 12 with voting times 7 am to 10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Rochester
Pittsburg
Canadian Pacific
ST. Louis
Twin City
Inc
International & Great Northern
Iowa Central
Minneapolis & ST. Lois
Missouri Pacific
Wabash
Texas & Pacific
Atchison
Topeka & Santa FE
Lehigh Valley
Irregularity in Stock Market Reported
Irregularity in stock market noted with total sales for the day at 12,185 shares versus 570,556 the year prior. Cumulative sales from January 1 to September 25 total 133,023,107 shares, down from 152,566,690 in the previous year. Unlisted.
Irregular Stock Market with Late Rally and Frisco Financing Hints
Irregular Thursday trading ends with net gains as foreign houses push stocks higher in late session. Northern Pacific and Great Northern gain while Rock Island issues rise on speculative talk of financing Frisco obligations. bonds of Chicago Rock Island Pacific and St Louis San Francisco post strong closes. Banking liquidity concerns persist with gold outflow to Canada and cautious optimism on a forthcoming bank statement amid election uncertainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreien
Rock Island
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Shorts
St. Louis
San Francisco
Chicago
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
St Louis
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
William R. Hearst
Standard Oil Company
Taft
Foreign Money Market Rates and Exchange
London open market rates show 41% for short bills and 17-46% for long bills. Berlin discount 3 percent and Paris 21-16 percent. Paris on London exchange 25 francs 11% centimes, Berlin on London 36 marks 39% pfennigs. Gold value 1044. Foreign securities include British consols 615-16 percent and 8&8 15%6, French rentes % francs 224, centimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin
Paris
Paris Exchange
Berlin Exchange
Tis
Drygoods imports and marketings dip versus last year
This week imports total 2,704,805 dollars, up from 2,554,120 last week but down from 3,091,219 year ago. Marketings total 2,957,845 dollars, vs 2,880,057 last week and 3,218,446 a year earlier.
Bond Market Sales Reported Bond Totals
Total sales of bonds reach 8 500 with a wide range of issues and prices. The report lists Japanese 4s and various corporate and utility bonds with coupons near 4 to 6 percent, many trading above 100 and some around 110. Major items include Am T & T, Reading Gen, Union Pac, and Westinghouse issues, with volumes varying from a few thousand to tens of thousands bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LS & M_S
Ist Inc
K & Ok
B&o
Tho Do
Penn Court J
Rio
Iseroc & O
Woo
PMM
Wtyle O
S Steel
del & HO
City Gas
Erie
Money Market and Exchange Rates Report Busted Totals
Money on call opened at 1 percent with slight increases over the low quote as demand was light. Foreign exchange opened steady with cables around 4.59 to 4.60, demand sterling near 4.58, sixty day bills about 4.50. Bank clearings and government receipts show mixed activity with notable deficits and surpluses across cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile Paper
Switzerland
France
Holland
Boston
San Francisco
New Orleans
Charleston
New York
Chiego
Exchion i
Weston
Philadelphia
London
Madrid
Washington
Treasury
Clearing House
German state and city government bond table snapshot
A fragmented OCR table lists various German and European city and state government bonds with percentages and figures. Entries mention Hamburg Berlin Munich Vienna Augsburg Cologne Saxony and Bavaria with rates around 3s to 101 and notes of 90s to 100% in seemingly historical bond values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxony
Hamburg
Berlin
Cologne
Munich
Augspurg
Vienna
Inactive NYSE Stocks Last Transacted With No Yesterday Trades
Last actual sales and closing quotations for stocks on the New York Stock Exchange show no transactions yesterday. Listings include Adams Ex Am, Am Can, Am Tel, Am Exp, North Am, Pac Coast, and others with various bid and asked prices, many marked as inactive or with missing data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Adams
Lake Shore
All-Ch Co
Lone Island
A.C
Marine
HOS
Mackay Co
Ms Se
Ac&f
Man Teach Am
Man Coal Pt
Midh
Lin
MSP
Ssmpie Co
Mor & Fa
Nash . H
Tisicco
Ann Arbor
Coast L
Peo
Cl& Lope
BOO
Pttes Coal
Toronto
Stewart & Lockwood
Exchange Place
Temisk
Meehan
Trethewey
Wash burn Crosby to build Buffalo flour mill
Announcement says Wash burn Crosby will start a new Buffalo flour mill with 6000 barrels daily capacity at a cost of 4000 pounds. W H Bovey of Minneapolis to oversee construction and F F Henry to operate the mill once ready next July. The Buffalo addition doubles the firm’s Buffalo output and, with mills in Minnesota Kentucky and Montana, total capacity reaches 40000 barrels daily. The decision was made at the Minneapolis annual meeting on September 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn-Crosby Company
Buffalo
W. H. Bovey
Minneapolis
F. F. Henry
Minnesota
Kentucky
Montana
Financial statement of New York bank by cashier
A damaged OCR fragment shows a bank cashiers sworn statement from New York State, with a redemption fund note and U. S. Treasurer references. It lists figures like 150.000 and 12304, and includes notary attestations by Fatrservis and Gallagher, with signatures of Joseph Byrne and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
T. Joseph Byrne
PYRNE
Fatrservis
Gallawat
Arstar HK
Josepit W
Topics of the Street and Market Movements
Foreign trading was light with about 15,000 shares, American stocks in London rose early then cooled. London market was strong, mining issues up. Dividends declared include United States Smelting and Mining 1 percent on common and preferred, J. G White & Co 4 1/2 percent on preferred, Thompson-Starrett regular semi annual, Street's Western Stable quarterly, etc. Money movement shows a weekly cash loss of about $517,000 with interior transfers and gold shipments to Canada. Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway proposes a 2 percent preferred semi annual dividend. Copper prices rose on the New York Metal Exchange. New members elected to Consolidated Stock Exchange. Grain exports for the week totaled Wheat 6,4279,525 bushels and Corn 69,982 bushels, with year-to-date figures noted. Vandalia Railroad refunding mortgage listing application filed for $2,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States Smelting, Refining and Mining Company
J. G White & Co
Thompson-Starrett Company
Street
Western Stable
A> Line Company
Interior
Sub-Treasury
Canada
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Company
Joline
Manacen
New York Metal Exchange
Consolidated Exchange
Helbrook Bonney
Ivers
Lewrence
Fitchburg
Mass
Consolidated Stools Exchange Srain
Bra&é Street
Stock Exchange
Vandalia Railroad Company
Rock Island stock surge amid notes on St Louis and San Francisco
Market observers reported strong activity across Rock Island issues with Rock Island preferred rising to 40 and Chicago Rock Island and Pacific collateral bonds above 70 as traders bet on collateral trust notes maturing December 1 and potential Southern Pacific takeover of St Louis and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Chicago
St Lows
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
St. Louis
EB. Harriman
Rock Island Preferred
Sam Jane
Also Mentioned on This Page
Outside Securities
Industrial
Bay State Gas
Ing
Alaska
Atlanta Goldfield
Sun Boston Copper
Thutte Coalition
Butte & N Y. Lis
Ely
Davis Aly
Reddicke
Ely Central
el Ravo
Nat
Florence
Foster Cobalt
Purnace Ck
Giroux Mining
Goldfield
Joe
Oldfield Daisy
Bend
Miami Copper
Nor Butte
New Utah
NY Cod Leasing
St BU O
Nipissing Mines Co S
Newt's
Trinity
Mawa
Arthur Cremp
the Times
Londonds Paris Exchange, Ltd
Pasildon Mouse
England
R. KL. Day & CO
Wall St
Congress
Lincoln Trust Co
American Surety Co
Nassau Bank
State Bank
F. H. Davis
Dun
Sarai
Fin
Geret
Anis-Chalmers
E. Or. Peat
Amalgamated Copper
American Agr Chem
American Beet Suir
Car & Foundry
Ice Securities
Apenas Locomotive
American Steel Foundry New
American Ste
Anaconda
Baltimore & Ohio
Sheay
Batonilas Mining
Bethlehem Steel
Chesapeake & Ohio
Tern
W Stern
Great Western
iChicago
Mil & St Paul
eChic
Mil & St Paul Dt S
Mil & St P. c
Chi Azo
Chicago Northwestern Stpd
Chicago Union Trac
Stpd
Colorado Fuel & Iron Bly
Colorado & Southern Brk
Colo
South St
South
iColumbus & Hecking
baiDont
Consolidated
Delaware & Hudson
Delaware, Lack. & Western
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie d Pr
General Electric
Great Northern Pr
Bsbai al
Havana Electric Ry
Tlinois Central
Interborough
Interboroughian
M International Hp
International
Cna Con Cai
Kansas City
Louisville & Nashville Wi
St. P
S. M
Missouri
Kansa
Texas
Kansas
Newhouse M
New York Air
New York Air Brak
New York Central
Itm
Ont
Western
Norfolk
Western Pacific
Northern
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania Rillroad
Railway
Republic Iron & Stee
Republiec Iron & Steel
St. L
New
St. Lows & Southwetern
Sloss-Sheff. Steel & Iron
Southern Pacifi
LIS
Southern Raiilweae
Southern
Tennessee Copper Oh
I Third Avenue Rail A
Toledo Railways & Light
He Louts & West
Aha
Toledo
St. Est
St. Louis & W
U. S
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Utah Copper
Che
Va Iron C
Western Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Mig
Wisconsin Central
Wisconsin Central Pr
Hill and
Ameri- London
Septia
Can
Molcon
Anaconéa Adm
Ny Atchisor
Penns Iva
Southein Aecht HS
Tosh
Laos
Panama
Money and Exchange
Consolidated Exchange Sales
Bae
Mil & St P
Col Fuel & Iron
Louts & Nash
Kan
Central
Syvania
Suthern Pacific
Sotherm Railway
Texas Pacific
Union Pace
Lee Hest
Belcher Rey
McKinne
Portland
New York City
American Canal National
American Shipbuilding
Swift & Co
Picée Canal & Dock
Metropolitan
People's Fan
Tottenville
Yonkers
Hudson River
Montauk Point
Tie Guarantee and Trust
Bwey, N.Y
Remsen St
Balyn
Filton St
Jamaica
Merchants National Bank
City of New York
York
Dadelac
T. S
Arrim
Lisget
Total
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