FOREIGN TRADING AND DIVIDENDS IN MIXED MARKETS
Market notes show unsettled foreign trading with European political unease. Dividends declared include Chicago City Railway 1% quarterly, North Star Mines 7%, Laclede Gas 2% on preferred, plus others. American Car and Foundry reports $694,000 earnings for three months ending Oct 31 and dividends of 0.5% on preferred and 1% on common. November commercial failures rise in specified sectors compared with last year. Exports of copper in November totaled 18,146 tons versus 33,787 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Exchange
Chicago City Railway
Comerr
North Star Mines Company
Laclede Gas Company
Gneeenheim Exploration Company
Thompson Starrett Company
Chicago & Northwestern
Auertoan Car
American Car and Foundry Company
Apt
Arteriy
United
Wrekerage House Stone
Westinghouseufacturing Company
New York
Ioad Company
Mil
Paul
Jersey Telephone Company
PESEK
Noenter
Consolidated Exchange Reported Mixed Trading Day
Traders shifted from catty to bearish tone as stocks moved late in the day with fractional point changes. Union Pacific traded near 145 while touching 181.5 on the day, Southern Pacific slipped, and Reading and United States Steel showed unusual activity amid a fluctuating market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gether
Union Pacific Sa Potee
Southern Pacific
Reading
United States
Ber Ex Lange
Exports of Merchandise From New York Port
Exports of merchandise from the port of New York for the week ended Monday are estimated at 8,538,468 dollars, down from 13,675,649 the preceding week and 15,719,598 in the same week last year. Since January 1, 614, 2,884, against 90,421,424 in the corresponding period last year.
New York Market Report December 1 1908 Coffee Cotton Wheat
Market day notes show coffee steady with small US imports and shifting government sale expectations. Cotton gains midday support from Wall Street and foreign sources while futures soften late. Wheat sharply higher on rising world demand and dwindling Western receipts amid harsh weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hamburg
Santos
Ribeirao Preto
London tin and related commodity markets slide
The London tin market fell with spot at £163 7s 6d and futures at £64 65 3d, while local prices showed dull, unchanged activity for tin and lead. Copper, spelter, iron and cottonseed oil also eased or stayed flat, with refined petroleum steady and pork, beef, lard and sugar prices largely unchanged amid general market softness.
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London
Standard Foundry
Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
York
City
Nome
Calcutta
Larry
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
West
India
Middle Western
South America
Continent
Braztkees
Dan Talmage’s Sons Company
New Orleans
Louisiana
Talmage
Charleston
Patna
Siam
Rangoon
Willett & Gray
Cuba
Fixporta
Livestock Market Mixed as Hogs Hold Steady and Sheep See Demand
Receipts reached 104 cattle cars and 56 hog cars with steady prices across cattle and dressed beef. Sheep and lambs saw fair demand with steady to firm values, while no cattle shipments departed. multiple firms reported varied veal and lamb lots and state and Virginia shipments influencing prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Beeves
Great Britain
Adriatic
Sases
Tobin & Shannon
Jersey
Kerns Commission Company
Ohio
Virginia
John P. Nelson
H. H. Hattie
St .Andrew
Mullen
S&s. Sanders
Virginia Do
Curtis & Son
State
Market News From Chicago and Other Hubs
Telegraph market notes from Chicago Cincinnati Kansas City and Pittsburg list cattle hogs and sheep receipts and prices. Cattle top ranges vary by region with steer and heifer quotations from about 4.50 to 7.80 per hundredweight and hogs trading higher with tops near 6.25 to 6.50 or more. Lambs and sheep show steady to higher tendencies with notable price bands for calves and stockers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City
Salen
Colorado Fed
Western Kings
Pittsburg
Boston Wool Market Holds Steady Amid Decline in Activity
Boston on December 1 reports wool trading continues along broad lines with prices firm across grades. Manufacturers show a good outlook as quotations include Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces with XX 82% 35e, X 1Q 3B2e, No 1 washed 24 35c, No 2 washed 34 35c, fine washed 21 22c, three-eighths blood combing 27 2Sc, one-quarter blood combing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Coe
Bank Statements Show Multiple Large Figures and Signatories
Bank statements present several figures such as 3,267.99 188,100.00 1,246,645.55 2,500.00 and list Correct-Attest personnel including DWIGHT A. JONES and HUGH N. CAMP. Directors named are Jk Directors and WM. H. MACLAY. The fragmentary document notes attestation by the named directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight A. Jones
Hugh N. Camp
WM. H. Maclay
Report of the Condition of the Easiver Ka nual Bank
Financial report for the Easiver Ka National Bank of New York dated November 27, 1908. Resources and figures appear partially legible, listing totals and line items though many numbers are garbled. The document records the bank's asset totals and distribution as of the close of business that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easiver KA Unal
New York
Resources
Liberty National Bank
Merchants National Bank
National Sa‘e
National Copper Bank
Report of condition of Mechanics National Bank 1908
Summary of the November 27 1908 condition for Mechanics National Bank New York with figures on resources including loans discounts bonds securities reserves and deposits and cashier Frank O Roe asserting truth before Notary Public C E Langdon on December 1 1908.
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United States
Swan
State of New York
County of New York
Charles G. Colyer
William E. Dobbin
Ty. S
U. S
U.S
Damald
Newball
E. Newell
S. A. Swart
Westchester County
New York County
U. S&s
Tod
State of Newak
J. Joseph Byrne
Jos. Byrne
Thomas Fairservis
Charles W. Riecks
Frank C. Darling
Chas. A. Moore
Arthur F. Luke
Fred K B. Schenck
Bpecia
H H Powell
National Natn
Cytecrp
Notary Public
Edward Townsend Tsaac
D. Fletcher
James R. Plum
Total
C.ccoce-Csevese State of
New York
Frank O. Roe
Cc. E. Langdon
U. An
Maurice E Ewer
Bank
Cember
Otto Walter
Notary
Tm New York Cout
Benk
Textile market prices by state and blood content levels
Report lists combing and fleece prices across states Michigan Wisconsin New York Kentucky Indiana Missouri and California Oregon Territory with blood quantum designations. Prices shown per pound or unit vary by quality such as unwashed fine fine medium and specific blood fractions.
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Delaine
Michigan
Wisconsin
New York
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Texas
California
Middle County
Southern
Oregon
European Produce Market Report From Liverpool
Liverpool December 1 market rundown for European produce with steady spot and futures quotes across wheat and corn. Wheat prices show No 2 red Western steady, December and March futures. corn dull for January to March. Canadian and flour values noted with various staple goods including hops beef pork and lard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Galveston
London
Pacific Coast
India
United States
Ossian
Chicago Wheat Prices Hit New Highs For Season
Chicago reports new high season records for December and May wheat, closing strong. Prices rose from a strong open amid Argentina weather and reduced U S receipts, with clearances large and bulls active in December. Corn and oats softened while provisions remained firm. receipts and weather weighed on the market.
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New York
Chicago
Northwest
Duluth
Liverpool
Berlin
Germany
Bradshest
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Lisbon
Obe
Argentina
Canadian Northwest
Manitoba
Bradstreet’s
Een
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ArmeTtean
Zita
Lana Tive
Balto & Oe
Isis
Nash
Baty Ts Renemos Ar
Ublic Steel
Ase Southern Pacific
Sosthern Railway
Xas & Pacific
Third Avenue
Wabash
Wisconsin Cent
Bnav
Atlanta
Creede & Crip
Goltfield
Swartwout & Appenzellar
American Cigar Co
Jinty
H & Alton
Dria P Ry
Wind Soc
Ivli
Ry & L
Iso Pe
M Sos
Ls & Nash
Lip
C . Cent
Lolaio Re
L&És
We Weis
Buffalo
Yester- Openi Peng
Coc Ntgl
Sis
Tom Too
Rio
General Market Report
Wall Street
St. Petersburg
Atlantic Coast
Georgia
Augusta
South
Memphis
Gulf
Mobile
Savannah
Norfolk
Baltimore
Siac
St. Louis
Sige
Lidhe Hock
Wilmington
Houston
Cotton Exchange
Manchester
Kansas
New York Produce Exchange
City Dull
J. G. Curtis & Bon
W. KR. Hume
Banders
Telegraph
Fi Bank OF
Cross of Business
Aes
Minton Tee
Charles A. Sackett
Hugh N. Kirkland
Mutual Bank
Broadway
Borough of
Manhattan
Pete
Teen Eee Sane
Verm
U. & Treasurer
Charles Banks
Willard S. Tuttle
Directora Geo
R. Turnbull
John A. Stewart
Joseph W. Harriman
R M. Gallaway
Wewerurasta
Apie
C. & Tepe
Totel
U. 8
Bee Redemption Fund
Nat'o"al Prk Bank
Liab
A. BE OR
PL A
Rockefeller, Directors Co
M. Pratt
Reece Sey
Dua
State of
Walter F. Albertsen
Walter F. Aertsen
Francis John Bebo
Joer
American Exchange National Bank
Cld
Arthur W. McKay
Robert
Pruyn
James M
Charles H Sabtn
Ince Banka
Og. Coe
Rtiaco
County of
Em. I
Epward
Edward Surns
Cashion
Elbert A. Bennett
Puttin
I_R. MAXWELL
Dumont Clarke
W Bayard
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Toronto
Tymont & Lockwood
Xchange
Pais
Anneance
Beaver
Chamberland
Buffalo McKinley
Cobalt Central
Contagas
Nova Scotia Crown Reserve
Peterson Lake
Foeter O
Silver Queen
Green Meehan
Temiskaming
Kerr Lake
Tretheway Eee
van Schaick & Co
United Railway
Continental
Union Trust
Eeseers
Third Nat Bank
Maryland
Ferry Companies
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