Sharp Rise in Stocks Guides Northern Pacific Leader
Irregular trading and nervous speculation pushed prices higher in New York markets on January 17 with Northern Pacific leading gains. Analysts noted improved bank liquidity and lower call money rates signaling tentative easing, while broader shares showed strength despite prior weakness and a cautious outlook for overall market momentum.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Sen Strowa
Boos
Mta
Bank Clearings Report for January 16
Bank clearings show varied activity with large totals and widespread city engagement. Figures indicate weekly and yearly comparisons, highlighting notable gains and declines across several institutions.
Washington Produce Market Report Affects New York Bond Index
The Washington Produce Market notes Boston and New York trading activity with finish by 1 F Hulter & Co and Boston. Commodity prices span tobacco, coffee, and sugar sectors while rail and financial listings show United Shoe Machine, American Telephone, and Union Pacific with mixed market movements. Tennessee railroad commission adopts 2 cent flat passenger rate to start April 1.
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New York
Boston
Hulter &@ Co
Chin Boston
Atma
sBoston Ant Fathe Grun
New York Stock
Orton Ant Vial
OLF Street
Titehburg
Amerian Tobuuro
Merican Central American Tobacco
Sew Haven
Hartford
Auhison General
Sf Union Pace
American Arge Chemical Atchison
American Arge Chemical Pfd
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
American Sugar
Baltimore
Baltimore and
Ohio
CCC
St Louis General
United Shoe Machine
Pia Tolorado Industrial
South Bute
Msonattan Roasol
Tasos
Ecco
Tama Missouri Kanegi
Texan
Railroad of Mexico
Consol
Central
Pansral
Demelt Sa
National Bank
Norfolk
Aid Western
Gregon
Coun
San Francisco
Texas
National Baoke
Wabarh Siaryiand
Baldwins
York Sm
York
Florida
Sayox
Caligornia
Grapetrust
Treasury
Tennessee
Tennessee Railroad Commission
Corb Market Brief Sparks Local Interest
A fragmented clipping reports Corb Market activity drawing local attention. Readers are urged to check upcoming notices for details on dates, stakes, and involved organizations.
Northern Pacific Leads Market Amid Dividend Hopes
Wall Street dispatch notes Northern Pacific as the day’s strongest list stock on January 17, driven by expectations of a 10 percent extra dividend. Rumors of a delayed directors’ meeting and possible Hepburn rail plan overshadow broader activity while American Smelting and Refining declines signal liquidation and syndicate redraws. Union Pacific and Southern Pacific show resilience as trading interest concentrates on bullish moves across the rail sector and related equities.
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Waobluston
New York
Northern Pacific
Harriman Storks
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Reading
Amalgamated Copper Cuts Dividend and Green Cananea Rises
Local market notes show Amalgamated Copper halving its dividend while the stock falls, yet Greene Cananea climbs to 73 8 on Thursday and 814 to 88 on New York, amid talk of copper at 16 cents and producers trimming output. Washington Railway and Electric preferred weak, trust shares firming, and Potomac Electric and other issues trading near gains.
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Columbia Railroad
Washington Railway and Electric
Apital Traction
Mergenthaler
Mitchell
Matate
Potomac Electric Light
Adams Express
Kansas
Southern
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Amalgamated Copper
Kangaa Cily Southern
Jacaahl
Louisville and
Nashville
Am Car and Foundry
Stock Exchange
Jam Cotten Gilaea
Minneapolis
Louis
Am Cotten Oli Ptd i
P & Sault Ste
American Express
Pia P
Ste W
Philippine Land Purchase
Dee Jee Securities
Miasouri Tactic
Columbia
Winsport
Texas
Toy Gas Bonds
Am Lingeed Gill
Kana
Er Am
Natloogl
Washington Gas Co
Ian Washington Gas Co
National RR
New York Central
Capital Traction
Ontario and Western
Norfolk and Western
Sugar Refining
Norfolk and Western Ptd
Lis City
Boa Am
Tobarco Ptd
Corth
Columbia Mallford
D Mort Co
BOY
Columbia Eal Road
Wa & Wetig
Anaconia Miging Co
SER
Northern Pacific
Hy Metropolitan Railroad
Bouaechison
Tal
Pacific Mall
Washington Railway
Atchison Pra
Pennartanta
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltlore
Ohio
Potomec Electric Light
Pittsburgh
Stu
Norfolk and
Washington
Balmore and Ohlo Nfa
Brooklyn
Washington Marke Co
Entral
New Jersey
Washington Market
STO
Ui Central Leather
OuiReading
Washington Railway and Flertrie
Chesapeake and Ohio
Republic Steel
Great Western
Republic Steel Pttee
Norfolk and Washington
Northwestern
Rock Island
Washington Gay
Chicago
MIT
St Paul
Georgstown Gas Futeage
Chesapeake and Potomac
St Louis
Colorado
Sherta Steel
Greene Cranesopper
Consolidated Gas
Southern Ailway Pte
Mitchell Wing
Texas and Pacific
National Bank
Toleto Mt
Lewis and West A
Delaware and Hudson
Toledo St Lang Ptd
Sar
American
Aay Het
Delaware Lack and Weat
Union Pacific
Bly National
Denver
Rio Grande Wal
Non Pacific Prt Bays i Cofimie
Ilo Grande
United ‘States
Express Bo Commercial
Distillens Securities
United States Realy
Tarmers and Mechanics
Lincoln
United States
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Riggs
General Electric i
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Great Northern
Virginia Carolina
Chemical i
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Stucas
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Wells Fargo Papress
Washington Loan and Trust
Savings Banic Stolks
Inter
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Wheeling
Lake Felo
Cowa Central
Wisconsin Central
Rahauts
Washington Exchange
Towa Central
Tuson Gevings Bank
Ariingte
WB Mitts & Co Bankera
U Coaner
Urrest
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade Cor Olan
Washington Stock Exchange
Asra Franklin
Fia
Patumac
Amalgamated Copper Company
Greene-Cananea
Greene- Cananea
Local Stock Exchange
New York
BSB
American Security and Trust
National Savings and Trust
Potomac Electric
New York Produce Prices and Market Notes Jan 27
In New York trade on January 27 livestock grain and dairy quotes show alive poultry and Western fowls mixed, butter and ghee prices steady, eggs firm, flour down slightly with exports strong, corn meal steady, hay quiet, lard steady, beef steady, pork steady, petroleum firm, and various staples like coffee tea rice sugar and peanuts steady to firm. Report references include May and July futures, and political notes on Mr Loeb affecting expectations for the presidency.
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New York
Rafined Steaty Cofmee
Santos
Duluth
Loeb
Washington Railway
Elec
White House
RYE
Chicago grain futures mixed as reports of Hessian damage buoy price
Wheat led gains after initial weakness on selling and receipts data. May contract moved to near 104% while corn rallied, supported by Southern and Northwestern demand. Provisions softened slightly amid selling pressure. Local receipts totaled 264 cars with varied grade deliveries.
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Chicago
Lees
Chise
St Laury
Kansas
Prall
Am Farmere
North Dakota
Bradsteet
Minnespalia
Duluth
Fay Sol
Haggar Toral
Tora Pache SA Dertine
Closs
May Park
New York Cotton Market Sees Heavy Realizing Amid Unsettled Trade
The New York cotton market opened steady and remained irregular with early gains tempered by heavy realizing. Prices closed near unchanged to 3 points higher on some months while October softened, reflecting technical selling and rumors about a ships sunk in Big Harbor before recovering later in the session.
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New York
Neeslon
Muntha
Hong
Big Harbor
Southern
Wuilkers
Mor Coor
Hagher Lake
Dusinenp
Europe
Areriva
Wultedwizona
Mexico
Uteh
Intercate
Hess
Washington Cattle Market Prices From Regional Bulletin
Market notes show cattle, hogs, lambs and calves steady with per cwt values and per pound figures. Prices list butcher grades, prime and common categories, plus per head figures for cows and calves in a historical cattle market log.
Visible Cotton Supply and World Totals Reported
Secretary Hesler announces the world visible supply of cotton at 4,846,584 bales, up from last week and down from last year, with American cotton at 3,760,810 bales versus 3,798,908 prior week and 4,340,708 last year. Other varieties include Farot Brazil India at 1095 5% against 107,876 last week and 1136 000 last year. Regional totals show Great Britain and continental Europe at 2,720,000 against 2,816,000, Egypt at 261,000 against 246,000, and Tunisia at 417,000 against 476,000 last year. United States figures stand at 1,429,000 against 1,944,900 last year.
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Yeu
Hesler
Brazil
India
Great
Brigin
Europe
Egypt
Tuisia
United States
Secretary Cortelyou Denies Bidder Charges in Panama Bonds Suit
Secretary Cortelyou and Assistant D A Stuart McNamara filed an answer in the District Supreme Court defending the allotment of Panama Canal bonds to national banks. George W Austin of New York seeks an injunction to halt deliveries arguing his bid was fair. Cortelyou contends Austin bid in bad faith, cites governmental interest, and notes bonds already allotted totaling 21 445 000 to banks. He also disputes knowledge of George A Romer and characterizes him as irresponsible and disqualified.
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Cortelyon
Stuart McNamara
George W . Austin
New York
District Supreme Court
Austin
Cortelyou
Hia Eiener
Austing
George A Romer
Morgan Has Not Bought I
A New York report claimed J P Morgan and Co gained control of the Equitable Life Assurance Society by buying Thomas F Ryan stock. Morgan’s office denied the report.
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Ryan
Equitable Life Stock
New York
Wall Street
J P Morgan & Co
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Thomas F Ryan
Baltimore markets price report on grains and staples
Baltimore markets report shows bid prices and futures for flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, hay, butter, cheese, and sugar. Includes spot and futures terms for No 2 red wheat, southern yellow corn, oats, and various flour grades with receipts and exports noted.
Live Stock Markets Report From New York Trade
Live stock markets in New York on January 17 show receipts and varied demand across bulls cows steers and calves. Prices edge steady to slow for bulls and cows with dressing and weight influencing value while sheep and lambs face slower trade and uneven demand.
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New York
Ettia
Lyervol
London
Expgris
Courtry
Louig
Rteady Avotea
Texas Railroads Revoke Passenger Fare Order
The Texas railroad commission rescinded its order fixing passenger fares at 212 cents per mile amid protests from Western Texas residents. The service curtailment already in effect caused widespread inconvenience in the sparsely served region.
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Texas
Hallas Texan
Texas Rat Road Commission
District of Columbia Trustees Swear to Washington League Statement
A District of Columbia notary records sworn statements by Union Trust Company directors and Washington American League Baseball Club trustees affirming the accuracy of a signed corporate report. The Shoemaker Company files its annual 1908 report noting capital stock and debts.
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Union Trust Company
District of Columbia
Act of Courrtesy
Code of Law of
District of Columbia Ae
Edward J
Spelwagen
Xuu
Reginald Rutherford
Erodes
BENJAMIN S_ MINOR
Oh Rapley Fdward
J Walsh
Rudolph Kaupfmann
Hennay
Blair Discriet
Columbia
Thomas Cloyes
Washington American League Baseball Club
T Washington American League Baseball Club
Nover
de Cornelise
Forhardt Notary Public
Shoomaker Company
Shoemaker Company
Washington DC
Debs
Columbi
NOACK
Alqust W Noack
George A Williamson
Soacker
Hellef
Charles
Fletcher
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Hepburn Acl
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Washington Cattle Market
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