Steel rail trade battle over 28 dollar ton profit
A New York dispatch notes rising interest in steel trade as year end nears, with railroads resisting rail price levels. It discusses United States Steel Corp profits, coke demand, bank dividends, Rockefeller holdings, and implications for Northern Securities merger, Brooklyn Transit, and market liquidity amid cautious Wall Street sentiment.
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Robert N. Burnett
New York
United Rate Steel Corporation
Pitsburg
Ceitain
United States
Gites
Ing
United States Steel Corporation
Consolidated Gas Company
Texas
Securoity
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Securites
Supreme Court
Wall Street
Trans Missouri
Devo Hye
Northern Securities Company
Knox
Trans-Missouri
Two Roads
Trans- Missouri
Northern Securities
Brooklyn Transit Company
Httle
Brooklyn
Founcel
Knickerbocker
Tammany Hall
McCullough Bros Fruit and Produce Letter
Atlanta December 19 Trade conditions have been very active with nonstop husting by jobbers. Hollows supply nearly exhausted before Christmas and many future orange and fancy apple orders will go unfilled. Bananas and nuts in short supply with strong demand. Cranberries, celery high activity. cabbage onions potatoes rising. Sweet potatoes plentiful with easy prices. rutabaga turnips active. Florida vegetables tight and pricey. tangerines overstocked. grapefruit ample with moderate prices. Fresh eyes scarce at peak prices. butter overstocked and cheap. Live and dressed poultry plentiful. turkey market down before holiday buying.
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Atlanta
Florida
Bruce, Jones & Go
Liverpool
Theaa
Port Redeipts
Stock Market Quiet After Rally in Amalgamated Copper and Steel
New York trading centered on Amalgamated Copper and United States Steel with high priced shares leading. Bank statement shows cash reserves up, loan decline, and surplus near 14 million. foreign markets mix with war loan rumors and brighter domestic sentiment.
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New York
Amalgamated
Copper
United States
Russia
Japan
Paris
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Eddy
York
Aave
New York Associated Banka
Europa
Jess Bega
Ina
Cotton and grain markets reel from bullish overseas tone
The report details abrupt shifts in cotton futures and Liverpool prices, noting New York and London sessions, port stocks, and bids. Chicago and other Midwestern markets show mixed cattle and hog data, while wheat advances amid export demand and fears of conflict in the Far East.
Great activity shown in wheat markets today
Chicago December 19 report notes war fears between Russia and Japan boosting wheat demand. May wheat gains about 1 to 1 1/4 cents, corn up about 1/2 to 1 cent, oats modestly higher, and provisions 6 to 17 1/2 cents firmer. Local receipts and export business support a strong session with bullish tone from open to close.
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Chicago
Russia
Jagen
Japan
Shorts
Ryc
Minneapolis
Duluth
Howell Jones Co
Lin
Longs
May
Grain Letter Sees Strong Markets on World Demand
Miller and Co reports global grain markets remain firm due to ominous Far East outlook, scarce old world supplies, Argentine weather, light northwest receipts, and strong cash demand in Chicago. They expect upward tendency in the grain market, with beef and rib futures rising as cash demand shrinks seasonally.
Flour and grain prices in Atlanta and New York trading notes
Atlanta reports list diverse flour and meal prices including Diamond patent 95.76 and other grades, corn values around 62c, oats around 54c, bran 61.18, brown short around 1.25, white short about 0.80, and Victor and Quaker foods priced per 10 pounds. New York notes December 1 describe flour firm yet quiet at old prices, spot wheat firm No 3 red 7-8, with market influences noted as causing slight changes and May wheat near 88 1-0. Continuous small northwest receipts and stronger outside demand cited.
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Atlanta
Victor Food
New York
Cary
Grain and metal markets mix signals as prices firm
Across cities, futures for corn and wheat showed strength on weather concerns while oats held firm. In St Louis and Chicago cash quotes mirrored gains in wheat and corn with modest increases in oats. Metal markets were quiet with prices steady, and meat and groceries moved on steady or firmer bids in New York and Atlanta exchanges.
Country Produce Prices in Atlanta Market Report
Atlanta December 1 market summary lists fresh 30g Sic Hgga and smoked bacon at 11 12 1-2¢. Butter Georgia table 16420 Tennessee table 18GR0. Jersey 26 30. Ducks 20 22% Pekin 27 30. Dressed pork ages per pound, cocks 6 1? per pound, turkeys 15. Onions new crop 88 00 per bushel. Cabbages Virginia 4% 1% per pound. Peas white 1.25 per bushel, dried Georgia apples 8c per pound, peaches 5g.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Tennessee
Jersey
Virginia
Indy
Fruits and Confections Prices in Atlanta Market
Readable fragments from a market listing show items such as apples oranges lemons bananas and assorted nuts with varying prices per unit crate box or pound. Amounts appear garbled and inconsistent but indicate a general wholesale fruit and candy price sheet for Atlanta area during Detemmers era.
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Atlanta
Peanuts
Virginia
Egee
Iteron
Radsin
Fruits and Vegetables Markets and Turpentine Quotes
Readable market notes from Atlanta and Savannah cover produce prices for tomatoes peppers eggplants lettuce celery and potatoes with unit prices per crate or dozen and assorted notes on demand. Turpentine and rosin receipts and exports are reported alongside commodity quotes for turpentine grades and pine products.
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Atlanta
Ocd
Turpent ine and crude spirits prices in Wilmington trade
December 19 Wilmington reports mixed price quotes for spirits turpentine at 2.70 and 2.60, tar and crude turpentine shown with receipts. crude turpentine value listed at 3.80 with receipts 38. Names and units noted as firms and receipts.
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Wilmington
Coffee and sugar futures brisk on scarce shorts
New York trading opens firm with coffee futures up 10 to 30 points amid active covering by shorts including European houses. Rio and Hamburg show strength. market remains generally firm despite some realizing. Sugar steady with various refined and raw grades listed. cottonseed oil and meal prices steady to firm in multiple markets.
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New York
Shorts
Hamburg
Rio
Cordova
New Orleans
Coffee Market Unchanged Amid Mixed New York Reports
Miller & Co s Coffees Letter from New York notes little new today with sentiment less buoyant. The piece discusses Brazil harvest expectations, Europe s hesitance to commit, and the potential impact of crop yields on prices and market opinion for next year. It suggests the risk that a smaller shortage could still limit price rises due to uncertain future supplies.
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Baxter & Co
New York
Chicago
Northwestern
Ust
Cothran & Co
Liverpool
Havre
Hamburg
Europe
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