Market Goes Lower with Little Support for Stocks
The Washington Post reports a broad stock selloff marked by heavy trading and declines of several points. Rock Island shares and related collateral bonds fell sharply, while large blocks moved across ten to twelve houses totaling well over 100000 shares. Copper prices slipped in London and locally, and coal operations show signs of reduced activity as mines close and anthracite demand cools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Rock Island Company
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Company
Reading
Union Pacific
Steel
American Smelting
National Lead
Amalgamated Copper
United States Steel
Great Northern
American Agricultural Chemical Company
Republic Iron and Steel Campany
New York Bond Market Ledger of August 14
New York trading on August 14 lists varied bond and stock issues. Notable items include American Tobacco 4s, Atchison 4s, Atlantic Coast Line 4s, Baltimore and Ohio 4s, Central of Georgia 2d and 3d series, Chicago and Alton 4s, Chicago and Pacific system bonds, Colorado 5s and Midland 4s, Delaware and Hudson convertible 8 in the market, Denver and Rio Grande 4s, Erie 44, Louisville and Nashville unified 8, New York Central general 3s and 4s, Reading general 45, St Louis routes bonds, Seaboard Air Line 4s, Southern Pacific 4s, Texas and Pacific Ists, Union Pacific convertible 4s6, United States Steel 24s, and Western Maryland ds among others.
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New York
American Tobacco
American Tobacco Be
Atchivae General
Atchison
Atchion
Ateuhuwon
Auantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Onioa
Baltimore
Brunhiya Rapid Transit
Central of Getrmia
Central of Georgia
Cesrgia
Gentral
Georgia
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and Alton
Chivaso
Burlington and Quinow
Chicago
R. I. and
Pacife Railroad
Chicago, Hrt and
Pacific Railroad
R. I and Pacific
St Louis
Colorada Industrial
Colorada Midland
Colorada and Southern
Delaware and Hussoe Convertine BB
Denver and Rio Grande
Ene Rice Wen
Erie General
Hoove Valley
Interborough- Metropol
Japan
Louisville
Nashville
Manhattan
Consol
Mexican General
Mexican Centralist Inc
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Missouri, Kansas
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Fds National Railroad of Mexico
New York Central General
Central General
NH and
Norther Pacifte Js
Norfolk and Western Rongel
Fennevivania
Pennsylvannsa Vensol
Reading General
Republic of Cuba
San Francisco
St Louis Southwestern Econ
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Pacific
Southern Hallway
Texas and Pacific
Toledo
St. Lows
Western Union
Pasite
Unier Pacife
United States Steel
Wabash
Western Maryland
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Wiheconsin Central
Bis
Tohyerer
Thos. L. Hume & Co
Washington Stock Exchange
Salee
Fegular Rail
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Washington Gas
Lanston Monotype
Washington Railway
Electriz
Bio
Georgetown Gas
Washington Gaz Cert
Capital Traction Fs
Anacostia and
Potomac 'S
Columbia Ba
Columbia
Bates
Kans
City South
Washington Bvy
Amalgamated Copper
Ashville
FOX ‘Ds
Amerian Car and Foundry
Isla Me Potomac
M. St. P. and
Ste. M
Washington Market
Miscouri Pacific
Washington Rwy. and Electric Ptd
Norfolk and Wash Steamboat
Am. Smell
Rte
Western
American Sugar Refining
Norfolk and Western
Georgetown
Bell Telephone of
Pennsylvania
Northern Pacific
Anaconda Mining Co
Pacific Mail
Mergenthaler
Atuntaon
Bay
Greena-Cananea
Atlantic Coast Line
Haltimore
Ohio
Pullman Palace
National Bank
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Reading
Republic Steel
Bate City
Central Leather
Republic Steel Ptd
Central of
New Jersey
Rock Island Co
Farmers and Mechanics
Amy Lincoln
St. Paul
Bai
PANY
C.fc
St Lont
Sloss heMeld B
Iron
Nag Trust
Colorado Fuel
American Security and Trust
National Safe Deposit and
Colorado and Southern and
South
Southern Railway
Colo
Washington Loan
1St
United States
Texas
Porsche
Wese
Jd Mechanica
Delaware
Hudson
Denver
Hip Grande
Tol
St. L
Distillers
Union Pacific
Arlington i
United States Rubber
Erie
Goo Y S. Rubber
Gommereis
Corcoran
Azurgl
General Hlestile
United States Steel Pia
Franklin E Z Baa
Great Northern of
Solisth
Cortita
Virginia-Carolina
Chercal
Ft Note
Central
Caroling Champea
Metropolitan
GM Sa
Wheeling and
Wisconsin Central
Iowa Central
Rocks
Kansan City
W. Ebbs & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Railway and Electric Co opens market mixed
The local exchange featured Washington Railway and Electric as the main activity with 400 shares changing hands from 3 8 to 34 38 bid and ask. The trend was downward while 5 shares of the preferred traded at 12. The only other listed trades were 100 Lanston shares at 112 4 and 5 Washington Gas at 6. Bonds saw only a call for Railway 4s which could not be satisfied. The exchange will be closed today.
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Washington Railway and Electric Common
Cai
Lanston
Washington Gas
Railway
New York Bradstreet report shows weekly bank clearings total
August 13 bank clearings reach 2.320 billion dollars, down from 2.442 billion last week and 2.7666 billion in the same week a year earlier. New York and Chicago reports include irregular local figures for bonds, wheat, corn, and produce markets with receipts and prices across multiple cities.
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New York
Bradstreet
Llet Nowork
The
Dea
Lyus
San Pitte
San Francisco
Kansas City
Baltimore
Jinneapolis
Lonlaville
Los Angeles
Bush Southern
Southern
Omata
Milwaukee
Seattle
Washington
D.C
Wheeling
W. Va
Houston
Galveston
Lush
Columbia
New York Produce Market Report Aug 14 Poultry Wheat and Grain Prices
New York and Chicago market notes show steady poultry prices with alive and dressed stocks. Wheat futures rose on rain in the Northwest and strong cash demand, while corn oats and other grains showed mixed to firm activity amid light receipts and improved Northwestern demand.
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New York
Coteonseed Gil
Prime Orude
Steddy
BOLIN
Raik Conning
Contynagal
Coftova
Jersey
Duluth
Odessa
Westhor News
Chicago
Northwest
Liverpool
Dakotas
Minneapolis
Bradstreet
Nebraska
Tid
Bath Oster
New
New York Money Market Report Summary Aug 14
New York money market shows rates steady with bids at 14 percent and 1 percent for time bills. Rates for 60 days and 6 months noted, with mercantile paper at 4 to 4.5 percent. Exchange steady at 4.349 to 4.35 for 60 day bills and 4.8650 for demand. Government bonds steady. railroad bonds irregular.
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New York
Prime Mercantile Paoer
Rockefeller and Rock Island Stocks In Active Trading
Special to The Washington Post reports heavy stock activity in New York with John D Rockefeller and William Rockefeller atop speculative purchases. Rock Island bonds and other securities faced rumors of reorganization while marketwide selling intensified amid weak support from commission houses and subdued banking backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
William Rockefeller
Wwiarriman
Standard Oil
Wieny
John D
Golfinks
William i
Rock Island
Washington
Live Stock Market Mixed Results in New York and London
New York and London wholesale cattle, calves, sheep, and hogs show uneven demand. Cattle receipts rise in New York with higher steers and steady bulls, while London prices fall on copper and metals, and local markets weaken with lambs and hogs mixed in demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
London
Lowe
Washington cattle market price report excerpt
Market figures show cattle and hog prices with ewt and per head values, including cattle, hogs, sheep, lambs, and cows. Values listed are from Washington market terms in varied weights and grades, with prime and common classifications and per unit pricing.
Steel demand broadening fuels hope for market gains
K Bun Co reports trade remains irregular yet encouraging as steel demand broadens weekly, with gains in pig iron and steel rails and rising export contracts. Dry Goods Auction draws large outside attendance signaling upcoming steady business while shipments of boots and shoes from Boston nearly match 1907 levels. leather sales steady but supply limits hinder volume.
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New York
Bun & Co
Australia
Boston
New England
West
Copper Market Shows Weakening Trend After Rally
A copper market report notes strength recentl y faded with a sell off in late week trading. Domestic buyers paused while stock markets slipped, pushing prices down from peak levels toward 14 to 16 cents per pound. Analysts caution the recovery is slow and uncertain, with an eventual return to roughly 16 cents or more likely 15 or 16 cents by year end depending on business confidence and activity.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
North Carolina
Ibrad
Turkers
Norfolk
Georgia
Western
Maryland
Delaware
Duchess
Southern
le Co
Helfer
Clapp
Jersey
Bostob
New York Cotton Market Shows August Strength Amid Quiet Demand
New York August cotton leads today with prices firm to higher as Wall Street and August contracts dominate trading. The market opened up on covers and light buying, then retreated on bearish sentiment before rebounding, with October rising while later months gained. Estimated daily sales reach 100,000 bales as traders await government crop data and potential polar trade demand signals.
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New York
Wall Street
Uulls
Soldie
Polor
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Rock Island Group
Bear
Ted
Light Change Trading
Lauston
New York Stock Market
Washington Produce Market
United States Treasury
Bostow
Curb Market
Ol Ciy
Ags
Credit Balancas
Ghlo
Biome
Treasury Ak
Busin
Stanford
Treasury
Eilver
Albany
Waston
Bleine
Fitchburg
New Haven
Hartford
Union Facine
American
Telephone and Telegraph
American Woolen
Bilson Weckie
General Beerie
Mashaugetts Electric
Massachusetts Electric
Massachusetts Gas
United Fruit
United Ske
United Shoe
North Butte
Daly West
Shannon
Dla
Adams Tapresa
Deston Capper
Butte Coalition
Chicago Subway
Cumberland Ely
Goldfield Consolidated
Greene-Cananea Ae
Nevada Cousa
NEW York Grain
Chicago Grain
Wera Penhabhiye
Chicago and
Frisco
Yoakum
Sarato‘ga
Metal Market
Standard
Cleveland
Gia 2d
Sens Aleo Steadier
Northerm
Sof
Washington Cattle Market
Dun
Amg
Eldridge
Jordan
Michael G. McCorms
Gashier Mi
Seventh Street
William C. Worthington
Irvin Owings
Penna. Ave
Tenth Street Branch
Cor
Seventh and G Streets
W.B. Aibbs & CO
Washington Steel Change Rials Chicago Board of Trade
Ward Anas
Flibbs
U. S
United States Trust Company
H. Bradley Davidson
St. N. W
Malz
Orleans— Son
Charleston— Steany
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Memphis
Cincinnati É Nor
Louisville Fe
Little Rock
Dull
Continent
Rock
Consolidated
Great Britain
Otal Gince
France
Mexico
National Savings & Trust Company
New York Ave
Stock Exchange
Bavanteh
Sele
Grand Trunk
Grand Trunk Railway of Canada
Thomas L. Hume & Co
F Street N. W. Tel
District of Columbia
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Riggs Slice
PA Ave
U. & Treasury
Home Savings Bank
7Th St
Mass. Aye, N.W
Wth
H Sts. N. B
S. H. Clarke
Member
Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York
G St
Ouray
Heiskeen & McLeran
H Street
Potomac Guarantee Loan
F Street
N.W
Beers Arve Capital Loan Company
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