Traction stocks lead market drift on dull New York day
New York April 13. A drifting unsatisfactory session saw traction issues lead gains in Interborough Metropolitan and Third Avenue stock while Chicago Union Traction rose on a market with weak volume. Cotton futures fell to year lows as wheat rose then softened amid rainfall updates and weaker options trading.
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Washington Post
New York
Interborough Metropolitan
Third Avenue
Joe
Chicagon Union Traction Company
Chelsea
Out Own
Kansas
Nebraska
Chicago
Iinea
Chicago Union
Clark
New York Stock Market April 13 1908
The report notes activity on the New York Stock Market and Washington Stock Exchange with references to the United States Treasury and dealings by W. B. Hibbs & Co. bankers, along with mentions of the York Stock Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade.
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W. 8. Hibbs, & Co
Bankers and
York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
Washington
Member
Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York
LIVE STOCK MARKETS New York and Chicago Prices
Market reports show receipts and price ranges for cattle calves sheep and hogs across New York Chicago and Baltimore. Cattle steady lower and higher for select stock. calves and sheep mixed. hogs in varied demand with steers 550 to 7.50, cows 3.60 to 5.75, lambs firm. Butter and cheese markets steady as poultry demand remains firm in several regions.
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New York
Liverpool
London
Calles
Sala
Chicago
Erlves
Baltimore
Fayrand
Wall Street Gossip on Union Pacific and Interborough Finance
The piece discusses a planned Union Pacific bond issue tied to Harriman's Erie note plan and Interborough Metropolitan financing. It notes stock movements, collateral shifts, and a broader reorganization trend in prominent rail and traction firms with market speculation around bond success and cross-asset effects.
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Washington Post
New York
Harriman
Brie
Union Pacific
Beme
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Interborough Rapid Transit
Interborough-Metropolitan Company
Market rally stirs volume as Washington Railway shares rise
In a brisk session, Washington Railway and Electric common moved from 21 to 29 with 25 shares bid at 30 as buyers pressed. Capital Traction held at 21 despite rising activity, while Commercial National climbed from 140 to 146 on a light trading day. Mergenthaler stayed around 19 bid with limited concessions anticipated. Bosses and bankers head for Easter gatherings at Woodmont and in North Carolina fishing trips.
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Amalgamated Copper
TBMA
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Nashville
Capital Traction
Car and Foundry Aay
So Am Car and Foundry Ptd i
Minneapolis and
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Washington Railway Conmon
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Pacific Mall
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New York Grain Markets Reports Mixed Cash and Futures
New York markets show mixed grain and livestock quotes with April 13 data. Wheat receipts reach 47,000 bushels with May and July futures fluctuating on weather and profit taking, while corn oats and rye follow similar patterns and spot prices firm for No 2 grades.
Wheat and grain prices ease on seed weather and weak finish
Chicago grain notes a weak close as seedings advance in the Northwest. May wheat slips to 91% while corn holds near 67% amid light trade and strong morning tones. Provisions follow grain trends, with hogs and lard easing as buyers digest favorable fields and larger supplies. Local and primary receipts shift, with 431,000 bushels of wheat and 77 cars of corn recorded.
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Baltimore Markets Reported Grain and Dairy Prices
Baltimore markets dated April 13 show dull and unchanged flour with 10,083 barrels received and 542 exported. Wheat spot and contract prices mix with No 2 red Western around 95 96 percent, April 94 64, May 90 42, July 91 asked. Corn mixed spot at 6a% 6v% and various futures. oats steady with No 2 white bids 57 59 and 56 53. Rye No 2 Western domestic at 25. hay steady with No 1 timothy 16 50 617.00 and No 1 clover mixed 14 60. Butter firm with creamery and ladle quotes. eggs steady at 15 percent. Cheese quiet unchanged large 14 34 percent small I eene. Grain freights dull to Liverpool. Cork for orders quoted 24 4d.
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Skima
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Vreeland testifies in Wall and Cortlandt deal case
Former Metropolitan Street Railway president H H Vreeland told of his ignorance about a 500000 payment tied to the Wall and Cortlandt Street franchise and said Whitney acted as adviser without board approval. The testimony also touches on loans, securities, and payments in a sprawling finance dispute amid ongoing public service commission scrutiny.
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New York
H. H. Vreeland
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Wall and Cortlandt
William ©. Whitney
Metropolitan Street Railway
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William C. Whitney
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Metropolitan Securities Company
Ryan
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Whitey
Mr. Kremer
The
Kremer
Daily Cotton Market Note on Bromide Quinine Laxative
A fragment notes a signatory E. W. Grove and mentions bromide quinine marketed as a laxative. It references a claim about curing a cold in one day with a product described as the world’s best. The text is garbled and lacks clear context or date.
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Supreme Court rules Gulf Compress not monopoly in anti trust case
The United States Supreme Court, in an opinion by Justice McKenna, ruled against Shawnre Com press and Gulf Compress in a case brought by Anderson and Clayton to enjoin leasing Shawnee's cotton compress to Gulf. The Oklahoma Supreme Court had found the lease pursued monopolistic aims and restrained trade.
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Gulf Compress Company
Anderson, Clayton &Co
Gulf Company
United States Supreme Court
Anderson and
Clayton
Reduced fares authorized for D A R congress travel
Interstate Commerce Commission grants one day notice permission to Central Passenger Association railways to set reduced round trip fares to Washington from Middle Western points including Buffalo Cleveland Pittsburgh Chicago Indianapolis and St Louis for the Daughters of the American Revolution congress April 18 to 26.
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Indianapolis
St. Louis
Washington
Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
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