New York markets open steady on coffee and cotton
Coffee opened unchanged to net lower with about 26 500 bags traded as Brazil financing talks and government loans stir curiosity. Cotton futures showed nervous activity with prices easing several points and weekly receipts and export estimates fueling the market, while local spot markets varied across ports from New Orleans to Galveston.
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New York
Brazil
Ued
Cotton Exchange
Port Receipt
Imelier
Overland
Esason
Belee
Mitching Upland
Mobile
Savernah
Gales
Charleston
Little Rock
Memphis
Galveston
TS Bees New Orients Gull
Beles
Houston
Wilmnington
I-ifie Lowe
Saturn
Siemon
ZEOAD
New
Irleans
Raies
Prunes Ice
Port Townsend
Pet Arthur
Galetre Pact
Jecksorvillena
Dagie Pars
Texas Inc
EL Paso
Tetras Mo Laredo
Kare Ci'yé
Miner Ports
United States
Bretain
Taney
Aboe A
Liverpool Ee
Chicago
Argentina
Northwest
Winniper
Duluth
Liverpool
Buffalo
Bradstreet’s
Dar
Orien See
Sot Park
London
Standard Foundry
Cleveland
Northern
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Calcutta
Western
Omate
Quer Western
South America
City
Patna
Museoade
Moiasee Vr
Whitlett_& Grer
America
Livestock Market Report with Cattle Prices and Receipts
Receipts totaled 159 cars or about 26829 head including 242 for slaughter. Bulls and cows edged higher while steers and calves sold light, with dressed beef in moderate demand. Notable prices included Virginia steers around 575 per 100 pounds and Kentucky oxen near 475, with various consignors listing multiple lots and averages.
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S Judd & Co
McPherson &O
Newton & Co
Ohio
Ze Co
Sanders
Ti de
H. E. Hollis
Pennsylvania
Tobin & Shannon
West Virginia
Studd & Co
Jersey
Beeves
Liverpool
London
Minnetonna
Schwarzechild & Sulzberge
New York
Southampton
Morix Beef Company
Armour & To
Great Britain
Beles
McPherson & Co
Virginia
Buile
Eppstein
Kentucky
S. Sanders
Trust Company Financial Statement of Title Guarantee and Trust Co
Balance sheet and report filed with New York officials shows assets at 87 143 508 20 and total deposits around 22 0 142 535 20. Clarence H. Kelsey as president and Arthur Terry as treasurer attest to accuracy under banking law. The document notes investments held as fiduciary and that business operates solely from No 176 Broadway, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of New York
County of New York
Clarence H. Kelsey
Arthur Terry
Title Guarantee and Trust
Broadway
City of
New York
Superintendent of Banks
Thomas A Nevins
Cobalt Central Mines Company
Book of Directors
New York City
Cobalt Central
Willard V. King
Langley W. Wiggin
Columbia Trust Company
Willard W. King
Richard Roberts
New York County
CATTLE AND HOGS MARKETS UPDATE FROM CHICAGO
Receipts estimated 3 000 cattle market steady with steers 400 to 888, cows 120 to 185, heifers 250 to 160, bulls 275 to 450, calves 820 to 875, stockers and feeders 284 to 345. Hogs receipts 31 003 market strong to higher.
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Hicago
Heice
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Choics
Columbia Trust Company Resources Reported at 1.744 Million
A historical notice shows Columbia Trust Company resources totaling 1.744 million as of the close of business on a November date. The document bears a notary’s seal.
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Columbia Trust Company
Feos
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General Market Report
Tiverpool Cebie
Eptember
Manchester
Eadr
Ae Zagi
H. H. Hollis
Lave Poultry
Pete Ann
Curtis & Son
R. Hum
Andrew Mullen
Rte
Nevada
Reno
Rawhide Coalition
Guarantee and Trust CO
Pas
Clarence A. Kelley
Bayley Diffenderfyer
New Yorkeity
Stdanicie
Telegraph
Nipissing
la Rose
Conserva
Fism
Thomas A. Neving
Cobalt
Itio
McDowall’s
C. Snow
W. R. McDowall & CO
N. Y. Produce Exchange
Wall ST
Resources
Bpecie
Hanover
N. J
N. Y
Empire Crust Company
Fifth Avenue
E. Houston St
New Broad St
E. C
State of
Awhide Coalition
Natc. Goodwin