New York 1908 Coffee and Cotton Markets Report
New York market notes show coffee opening lower on European softness but closing near unchanged as bulls supported December offerings. Cotton futures indicate an initial loss on December positions, with late-day activity steadying near prior levels amid mixed government reports and expectations for demand tied to broader economic signals.
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New York
Brazil
Ambargues
Santosnstead
Duracason
Bank Statements From 1908 Reflect Trust Company Totals
Bank reports from New York City in 1908 show assets and liabilities for United States Trust Company of New York and The Metropolitan Trust Company. Files list deposits loans securities and cash items with names like Edward W. Sheldon Henry E. Ahern Brayton Ives Bertram Cruger and Notary H. MacBride.
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United States Trust Company OF
New York
THE
Metropolitan Trust Company OF the
City OF New York
Early Report On Nassau Bank November 21 1908 Figures
The Nassau Bank reports loans and discounts, due from banks, real estate values, bonds in vault, and exchange for next day clearings. Capital stock is listed at 500000 with surplus and undivided profits around 392,2574 and taxes reserved. Officers include Edward Earl as President and W R Bell as Vice President and J Munro as Assistant Cashier with directors James Bell John Munro Samuel R Weed Harry Bronner Henry C Miller and others.
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EALY
Nassau Bank
LIA Biler Ees
Edward Earl
Wares
Bell
RB. Noble
Tohn Munro H. P. Starr
James
Bell John Munro
Samuel R. Weed
Harry Bronner
Henry C. Miller
Richard Young
Edward Barl
Market Summary of Cattle Hogs and Sheep Across Cities
Chicago receipts for cattle hogs and sheep show prices with cattle steady to strong, hogs mixed and near steady, and sheep generally firm. Cincinnati and Kansas City report similar trends with varied bid ranges, while Pittsburgh and Toledo note steady to active demand for cattle and hogs and pricing for cloverseed and aleike products.
Livestock Market Report from New York 1908
Receipts totaling 20 cars or 348 head cattle and calves. Cattle steady, late arrivals unsold, demand for Friday mixed. Dressed beef dull at 74 10c lb. Calves firm for veals, Westerns steady. prices range 6 to 15 per 100 lb. Sheep and lambs 2096 head with steady to softening demand. mutton steady 6c per lb. lambs 5 to 7c per lb. Hogs 2,675 head, prime to heavy, country dressed hogs steady at 6.5 to 8.5 per 100 lb. sales show varied prices across consignments.
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Ixima
Liverpool
Pennsylvania
Co Finterior
Kieffer
Florida
Ren Davis
King
Spitzenberg
Northern Sp
Asa Ao Baldwin
Pears
New York
Concord
Cape Cod
Jersey
Maryland
Delaware
State
Ohio
Michigan
Philadelphia
Maine
Western
Long Island
Ner
Celery
California
Connecticut
Orange County
New Orleans
Romaine
Norfolk
Common
Hubbard
Baltimore
Marrow
Chicago
Zouso
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Toledo
London
J. G. Curtis & Son
Judd & Co
W. Rk. Hume
Fish Street
Llice
Kerne Commission Co
S Sanders
J. G Curtis & Son
European Produce Market Update from Liverpool
Market report from Liverpool December 3 shows closing prices and futures for wheat, corn, peas, flour, and fats. Wheat spot firm with Western winter grade at 8s 1d, futures mixed. corn steady with American mixed via Galveston. pork and beef quieter. lard, butter, cheese steady. turpentine and rosin firm. petroleum refined quiet. linseed oil dull.
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New York
Liverpool
Galveston
Gulf
London
Pacific Coast
India
United States
Wheat prices reach new high on Chicago grain market
Wheat for May delivery climbed to a season high on the Chicago market, closing firm after reaching a peak near 1.104 per bushel. July delivery matched yesterday’s high, while December failed to reach the prior record. Corn and oats held strong. provisions weakened amid light bullish support and active short covering.
Market Movement in Northwest Grain and Livestock
Arrivals in Minneapolis and Duluth totaled 279 cars versus 623 a year ago. Wheat and flour clearances reached 622000 bushels. primary receipts 700000 bushels, down from 890000. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago combined receipts 339 cars, vs 638 previously. Corn opened weak on December liquidation but strengthened on shorts covering, aided by rain or snow forecasts and tight farm offerings. Cash grain steady at sample prices. market closed strong with gains of ½ to ¾ cent. December 61½ to 63¾, May 63¾ to 64¼. Local receipts 184 with 12 contract grade. oars market active, bullish sentiment. Cash market support continued with slight advances to 1½ cent. December 43½ to 44½, May 52½ to 53. Provisions dull and weak. hog prices down 7¾ to 12 cents. Tomorrow’s expected receipts include wheat 48 cars, corn 209, oats 63, hogs 24,000.
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Gulf
Narkete
Mobile
Savannah
Norfolk
Baltimore
Augusta Quiet
Ste
Charleston
Salez
New Oreans
Houston
Galveston
Liverpool
Manchester
New York
Westerge
Hicar
Chicago
Neapolis
Duluth
Northwest
Minnpeapolis
BerliQc
Budapest
Germany
Buffalo
Los
London
C. Cofpper
Standard Foundry
Cleveland
Ne 2
Northern
New Orleans
Wbec
Bs&c
Philadelphia
Calcutta
Patna
Siam
Kansas City
Omaha
West
India
Lara
South Continent
Brazil
Eagie
Minneapolis
Shorts
Weather Bureau
Balance Sheet Summary for Old Bank in New York County
The document lists capital stock, surplus including undivided profits, and deposits with figures such as 1,428,16882 for surplus, 14,470,4652 for due trust companies banks and sales, 181 SS for preferred deposits, 7 . T7ene.com for deposits not preferred, 3,338,942 39 for certificates of deposit not preferred, unpaid dividends, certified checks none, 515.067 18. reserved for taxes. accrued interest entered 13.446 1. accrued interest not entered 44.724. signed by T. Bannard as president and W. E. Drummond as treasurer, sworn December rd day 1908 before Montrose Stuart, Notary Public in New York County.
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Ee de Cau Tins Lowe
State of
New York
County of
A. FE. G. Goodridge
LL. Haynes
The
State of New York
County of New York
Edward W. Sheldon
Henry E Ahern
United States Trust Company of New York
Wall Street
City of
Henry E. Ahern
H. Macbripe
New York County
Willard W. King
Langley W. Wiggin
Columbia Trust Company
Broadway
Superintendent of Banks
Mie
Richard Roberts
Oriental Bank
Oriental
Eee Ee
Brayton Ives
Bertram Cruger
Metropolitan Trust Company
City of New York
A. E. Vogler
Kings County
N. Y
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Ame
Tanne
Lawtacasa Ewe Ee
Stene
Torah Aapaniid
Moma
Otto T. Bannard
W. E. Drummond
Treas
New York Trust Company
Broad Street
Montrose Stuart
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Idtec
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R. R. Go
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Fourth National Bank
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Empire Trust Company
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Charles H. Patterson
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Roderick P. Fisher
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