Copper Leads Break Early Gains in New York Trading
New York market opened strong on renewed rumors of Harriman control over New York Central. Early gains in Copper, Norfolk Western, Chesapeake and Ohio faded by midday, ending with a general decline. Traders watched the Interborough and overall Wall Street mood as copper and rail shares moved, while international money markets and bank actions dominated sinuous near-term moves.
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New York
Bualis
Ura Standard
Tata P
New York Central
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
Treasury Statement January 18 1900s Receipts and Balances
Treasury balance sheet shows receipts totaling 783,680 and 1,038,000 for various taxes and postal revenues. It lists deposits from banks, bank notes redeemer figures, coin and bullion held, and outstanding securities including silver certificates and treasury notes. Available cash is 274,704,630.28 with current liabilities and reserve fund figures alongside trust fund redemptions and outstanding issues totals.
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Tunis
United States
Treasury
Washington Stock Exchange Quotation Highlights January 18, 1909
Washington Stock Exchange and New York Market quotes show active trading with numerous named issues. Amalgamated Copper, Washington Railway and Electric, Potomac Electric Light, Chesapeake and Potomac Telegraph, and Western and Pacific bonds feature among notable price movements and volumes for the day.
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New York Stock Market
Wall Street and Bond Markets Pulse From Boston to New York
Receipts and prices across exchanges show mixed results as American Tobacco and machinery stocks move, while cattle and hog markets edge lower in New York. Key listings include Atchison, Union Pacific, Central of Georgia, and American Telephone and Telegraph, with crude quotes across railways, chemical firms, and utilities reflecting a cautious trading day.
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American Tel & Felcon
Boston
American Tobacco
Albany
Boton
Maine
Atchison Adjustment
New York
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
Gogtioe
Wheeling
Lake Erte
Baltimore
Wirconain Central Ae
Lamba
New York Produce Prices Report Jan 18 Poultry and Grain
Dressed firm Western chickers and fowls with various Butter creamery prices. Eggs steady to firm with state grades. Wheat corn rye oats and flour receipts and prices noted, with New York and Chicago markets firm. Cash grain demand up and down, with May and July futures shown and regional supply trends described.
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New York
Jen
American Btee
American Greet Foundry
Dst
Boston
Maine
Bay State
Boston Copper Sre
Butte Coalition
Chesapeake and Otto
Cumberland-Elyen
Denver
Goldfeld Sons
Baltimore
Lome
Jan Gay
Nipissing
Gundard Oilast Ggg
Lonuks
San Francisco
Ber
United Copper
Washington Railway
Yukon
Liverpool
Cork
Ors Taney
GROVE
E&ch
Virginia
West Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
York
Ben Davis
Long Island
Jersey
Southern
Jan Ir
Duluth
Jay
Chicago
Patedoy “Mae
Ble
United States
Beneral
Buffalo
Panadelphia
Hauawick Sous
Nca
Cincinnati
Louinville
Tuly
Minneapolis du
Saheax Int
Myce
France
Sora
Japan
Prim Spat Buyern
Longs Ware
Cef
New York Money Market Report and Rates
New York money market shows call money at 1 percent closing bid 1 percent offered, slightly firmer calls. Time loans near 1 percent with limited variations, prime mercantile paper at 1 percent. Sterling exchange steady with bankers’ bills around 4.49, 4.55 day bills and 4.97 for demand. Government bonds and railroad bonds listed as steady with irregularities noted.
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New York
Joans
Line to Gulf for Harriman traffic treaty
Negotiations for a traffic agreement between Kansas City Southern, Union Pacific, and Southern Pacific are under way. Papers are to be signed in a few days, restoring KC Southern as a Harriman link between Kansas City and Galveston, connecting 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 Prices Rise Amid Active Trading Record
New York cotton on January 18 closed steady with a net rise after a volatile session. Trading volume around 375000 bales, with strong demand from spot buyers and banks absorbing offerings. Prices for active months advanced 13 to 19 points intraday, closing near earlier highs despite late selling pressure.
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New York
Cabies
Vander Heavy
Ternuty
Cellers
Plaeue
Timate
Ona Oma
Tateral
Wall Street Gossip on New York Central Boardroom Shuffle
Rumors in New York market swirl around New York Central with talk of a special board meeting, resignations, and Harriman’s possible chairmanship. The chatter, whether true or not, unsettles traders as Amalgamated Copper and Anaconda slide while copper prices fall in London.
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New York Central
Harriman
Brooklyn
Stockhold Ers
London
Amalgamated Copper
Anaconda
Rawhide
Weexly
Washington financial and real estate market report notes
The Washington Block Exchange featured strong demand outstripping supply with brisk activity in bonds and stocks. Prices advanced for Capital Tracton Company bonds, Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone, and Washington Railway and Electric, while National Metropolitan Bank and Commercial National shares traded. The National Savings and Trust Company elected a large board and accepted the resignation of long-time president Thomas R. Jones, with William D. Hoover named president and a reorganized officer slate approved.
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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
District of Columbia
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Thetreet Northwest
Thaw's Appeal Argued Over Sanity Jury Right
Harry K Thaw's appeal from a 1908 decision denying a jury sanity trial was urged before Brooklyn's appellate division. Col Franklin Bartlett argued unconstitutional ill treatment and lack of due process, while Col Asa Bird Gardner defended the state's 1842 statute affirming police power medical commitment.
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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 Crakey Supertory
County of
Statement of sworn truth by Washington Loan and Trust officers
A historical sworn statement sworn January 13 1509 before Alfred B Tent public notary lists officers including Thomas Bradley president and secretary plus Spear John Lapner and Andrew Parker as directors or officials. The document confirms oath of truth regarding the company ledgers and operations of The Washington Loan and Trust Company.
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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
Botany
Railways Earn 429 744 254 In Preliminary Census Report
The census bureau reports 1236 street and electric railway companies with capital of 2 095 06420 and gross income of 47 24 and net income of 40 340286 for 1907. They operated 4 304 miles of track carrying 9 533 86 766 passengers and employing 2979 wage earners paid 138 181 893 in wages.
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Census Bureau
Market notes and a theft arrest disrupt dull trading
The report details a mixed metal market with copper and lead price shifts in London and New York plus local weakness. It also notes a police arrest: James Mather, 31, of 711 Fifth Street Northeast, charged with embezzlement after allegedly collecting about $400 while employed by Alexander V Grimes. He is due in police court this morning.
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York
London
Oval
Londo
Gieveland
James Mather
Fifth Street
Central Office
Cornwall and Baur
Mather
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Thomas L. Hume & Co
Washington Stockh Exchange
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