Copper Leads New York Stocks As Rumors Rise
In New York on January 18 the stock market opened with early gains led by New York Central amid renewed rumors of Harriman control. Momentum faded by midday and turned into a modest decline. notable traders included Norfolk Western, Chesapeake and Ohio, and Penn Central. Copper prices drove some activity while world gold and Paris loan news added caution. overall trading offered little substantive business or financial interest.
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New York Central
Harriman
New York
Bualis
Ura Standard
Tata P
Harrison
New ‘York Central
Wall Street
Norfolk West
Chesapeake and Ohio
Southett Pacific
Seel
Pennsylvania
Chesapeake
Suffolk
Milatel
Ramtoiheselly
Southern Ailway Company
Southern Pacific
Southern Company
Hyota
Oausas
Interborough
Nyo
Poteworthy
Araiitina
Ilias
Lee
France
Abe
Bank of France
Paris
Menses
Dondon
Tours
Atlantic
American Tel & Felcon
Boston
American Tobacco
Albany
Boton
Maine
Atchison Adjustment
New Haven
Hartford
Brooklyn
Central
Georgis
Central of
Georgia
Istine
Georeta 2d Inc
Georgie Adie
Chicago
Alton
Massachusetts Electric
B & Quincy
Massachusetts Gas Chicago
Pacticr
R 1
Packie
Rocol
RT & Pac
St Louis General
Butte Coalition
Colorado Industrial
Calumet
Arizona Colorado Midland
Declan Colorado
Southern
Centennial Om
American Sugar
Amerikan
Japan
Lake Shore
Louisville & Nashville United
Manhattan Catsals Gold
Minn & St Louis
Missouri, Kansas
Texad
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
National RR of Mexico
Consol
NYN
HN &H
New Park
New Jersey
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacife
Toledo
St. L & Western
Liverpont
London
Indiana
Wight
Gugtioe
Wheeling
Lake Erte
Baltimore
Omule
Wirconain Central Ae
Lamba
Stockhold Ers
Amalgamated Copper
Anaconda
Treasury Statement for January 18 1900s Receipts and Balances
A Treasury daily statement details various receipts totaling 783,680. Bt and other items including postal receipts 1,038, a summary of miscellaneous receipts 4 209 395 82. It lists total available cash 274,704,630 28 and current liabilities 122,050,030 34. Reserve fund figures show gold coin 150,000,000 09 and trust funds note redemption values 807,131,569 00. Outstanding issues include silver certificates 222,292,483,993,000 00 and Treasury notes 2,204,589,000 00.
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Tunis
United States
Treasury
Washington Stock Exchange and Market Quotes 1909
Daily quotations from the Washington Stock Exchange and New York market show varied trading in gas and electric companies, railroads, copper, and industrials. Notable listings include Washington Gas, Potomac Electric Light, Amalgamated Copper, Chesapeake and Potomac Telegraph, and several railroad stocks, with totals across bonds and common shares reflecting a brisk, multi-entity session.
Wall Street and Markets Mixed in Intermittent Dull Trade
Boston and New York markets show mixed quotes across sectors with American Tobacco Boston and Maine and American Car Company readings among numerous listed equities. Cattle and hog futures ease while grain futures edge firmer, with beef and dairy items trading near steady levels amid fluctuating demand in regional exchange reports.
New York Produce Poultry and Butter Prices Report
New York market notes varied prices across poultry meat and dairy lines. Dressed firm Western chick ers and turkeys show steady receipts while butter and cheese move with limited fluctuations. eggs, flour, and various grains yield mixed signals amid active trading and notable cash demand.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
New York
York
Ben Davis
Long Island
Jersey
Southern
Liverpool
New York Money Market in Early Jan Rises and Holds Rates
New York money markets show little movement with a 1 percent ruling rate and a 1 percent closing bid. Time loans firm slightly, bankers bills in demand around four and a half to five dollars, and government bonds steady.
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New York
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Line to Gulf for Harriman traffic pact would restore link
Negotiations are underway between Kansas City Southern Railway, Union Pacific, and Southern Pacific for a traffic agreement to renew the Kansas City to Galveston connection. If signed, the Kansas City Southern would again serve Harriman roads linking Kansas City with Galveston, extending to Port Arthur, Texas.
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Kansas City
Galveston
New York
Kansas City Southern Railway Company
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Southern Pacific Company
Kansas City Southern
Harriman
New York Cotton Ends Steady With Broad Demand
New York cotton closed firmer amid active buying by large spot interests and steady to higher European markets. Prices jumped in early dealings on rumors of a bullish weekly report, then eased but stayed near recent highs as selling absorbed by strong demand.
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Jan Ir
Duluth
Jay
Chicago
Patedoy “Mae
Ble
United States
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Buffalo
Boston
Panadelphia
Hauawick Sous
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Cincinnati
Louinville
Tuly
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Saheax Int
Myce
France
Sora
Japan
Prim Spat Buyern
Longs Ware
Cef
Cabies
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Ternuty
Cellers
Plaeue
Timate
Ona Oma
Tateral
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Rob Caver
Nature
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Wall Street Gossip on New York Central Board Shuffle
Rumors sweep Wall Street about a possible New York Central board meeting resignations and Harriman chairmanship. Market reaction is mixed as copper and Amalgamated Copper weigh on stocks while bears and bulls argue over a possible hedge and market manipulation.
Washington Block Exchange Sees Demand Outpace Supply
At yesterday's Washing ton Block Exchange meeting activity focused on Konda business with demand surpassing supply. Bonds and preferred stock from Potomac Electric Power and Washington Railway traded strongly while Columbia Railway and Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone issues showed varied prices. National Savings and Trust directors named with Thomas R. Jones resigning as president and new officers elected including William D. Hoover as president.
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Konda
Washington Block Exchange
Capital Tracton Company
Washington Railway and Eectric Company
Columbia Railwod
Potomac Electric Power Company
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
National Savings and Trust Company
Lectida
Woodbury Blair
Thomas Brown
Walter C. Clephane
William A. Hu Church
William V. Cox
William 2. Edmonaton
George W. Gray
O. H. Perry Johnson
William D. Hoover
Thomas R. Jonez
Victor Kauffmann
Samuel Maddox
Martin Morris
Henry Orth
William F. Quicksall
E Francis Tiga
Frank W. Stone
William H. Walker
Henry A. Willard
Henry E. Willard
John L. Weaver
Horace Wytie
Thomas R. Jones
Jones
Francis Riggs
Secnd
George Howard
Charles E Nyman
Frank Stetson
Samuel J. Henry
Eletant
Charles C. Lamborn
Thaws Appeal Argued Over Jury Sanity Test Rights
The appellate division in Brooklyn heard Harry K Thaws appeal of a White Plains justice decision denying a jury trial for sanity testing. Col Franklin Bartlett argued unconstitutional commitment sans due process while Col Asa Bird Gardner defended the 1842 statute as police power. The case contrasts with a separate ruling granting a new examination of Thaws sanity.
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Washington Post
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Isaac N. Mille
Supreme Court of
White Plains
Brooklyn
Thaw
Jerome
Franklin Bartlett
Matteawan
Victor H Dow- Ung
Stanford White
Asa Bird Gardner
Gardner
United States
Times of Cranee Supertary
County of
Directors Sworn Statement for Washington Loan and Trust Co
A sworn statement dated January 13 1509 certifies the truth of an above report. Signatories include President Thomas Bradley and Secretary Spear John Her Lapner with Andrew Parker as Director Liginet of Columbia officials verify the document before Alfred B Tent the public notary.
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JNO Joy Dsn
Thomas Bradley Secreta
Ellis Spfar John TN
Larngr
Andrew Parker
Washington Loan and Trust Company
FNSON
Thomas Bradley
Spear Joher
H Lapner
Andrew Parklr
Diretora Liginet of
Columbia
Alfred B
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Railways Earn Over Four Hundred Million In 1907
Preliminary census data show 1236 street and electric railways capitalized at about two billion dollars. They reported gross income near 47 million and net income around 40 million. The systems operated 4 304 miles of track carrying over 9 533 million passengers and employing about 29 79 hundred workers paid roughly 138 million in wages.
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Census Bureau
Metal Market And Theft Arrest Report
The London run market was dull with copper and other metals showing declines in London and New York while local markets weakened. James Mather, 31, of 711 Fifth Street Northeast, was arrested by Central Office Detectives Cornwall and Baur for embezzling about $400 from Alexander V Grimes of 1212 1 Street Northwest and will be arraigned in police court.
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London
Oval
Londo
Gieveland
James Mather
Fifth Street
Central Office
Cornwall and Baur
Mather
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