Market Tabs on Foreign Trading and Money Movements
Foreign markets showed limited activity with some heavy selling in United States Steel and Reading. Currency movements indicated a cash loss of 6.55 million to banks, with substantial Sub-Treasury transfers and new gold receipts totaling 1.106 million. Dividends declared across multiple companies range 1 to 6 percent, and gold exports reach 4 million plus, draining assay office stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Southern Pacific
London
Sub-Treasury
Interior
New Orleans
National Bank
Washington
New York
San F Jeancisco Mint
Seattle
Sub- Treasury
Customs
Internal Revenue
Per Cent
Dominion Steamship Company
Mahoning Coal Railroad Company
Rezvier
National Casket Company
Cincinnati, New Orleans
Texas Pacific
Second
United Cities Realty Corporation
Greenwich Savings Bank
Metropolitan Trust Company
American Cigar Company
Tandard Gas Licht Company
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
National City Bank
Paris
Lazard Fréres
City Bank
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton
Justice McCall
Ann Arbor Railway
Ann Arbor
Bradsheet
Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Jongis Central Railroad Company
Nias
United Box Board and Paper
United Box Board and Paper Company
China
India
Esapeake & Ohio Railway Company
Ports Creek
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Onalt Central
Cobalt Central Mines
Nevins & Son
Nion Electric Light and Power Company
Union Electric Jezit and Power Company
N. W. Harris & Co
Charles H Miller
Pine Street
Strkbrokers
Solim Steel and Iron Company
Money and Exchange Market Snapshot and Rates
Money on call opened at 2.14% and moved to 3% highs with 0.74% lows, closing near 2.43%. Time money demand remained steady, thirty day loans at 2%, 60 and 90 day bills at 3 73%–3 45%, and four to six months around 2%–5% with higher grade mercantile paper favored. Foreign exchange showed firm starts and morning gains, with later profit-taking and scarce remittance bills. sterling and sixty day bills quoted around 4.87, short francs and reichsmarks adjusted, and bankers’ rates published for multiple cities. Gold and silver markets noted bar silver at 4%c, London closing at 227-164, with various international exchange and government receipts totals listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noxney
Joan
Ws Lampely
GN Exchange
Foreign Exchange
Belgium
Switzerland
Epomestic Exchange
Boston
Caicago
San Francisco
Telegraph Sc
Charleston
New York
Baltimore
Chicago
Ihr
London
Madrid
Lisbon
Fragmented OCR List of Companies and Percentages
Fragmented text shows a list of brand names and percentages with scattered proper nouns such as National Biscuit American, Quaker, Swift & Co. and Chicago Streetcar. The legible items include references to companies, districts, and a few numbers, but the overall meaning is unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Biscuit
Escae
American Rattetor
Acorrian
Swift & Co
Hicago
Commonwealth
Chie
Oak Park
Condition Of Trade In Dan's Review Says Activity Mixed
Dan's Review notes retail trade active in holiday goods and winter wear while wholesale and jobbing slow but old orders moving and manufacturing not curtailed. Rain slows idle machinery, building permits rise, and exports and imports show gains. Pig iron output in November up 50 percent from January and at year peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Southwest
Pacific Northwest
Chicago Grain and Provisions Weakens on Liquidation
General liquidation pushed Chicago grain prices lower with wheat closing 1 to 1.5 cents down. May and July wheat futures showed intraday volatility before finishing near lows. Corn, oats and provisions also closed weak as selling by large holders and bearish factors weighed on the market. Receipts and deliveries for wheat, corn, oats and hogs were reported, with mixed local clearances and upcoming supply expectations shaping sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Alabama
New York Cotton Exchange
Canada
Mille
Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Across Sectors
New York December 11 1908 reports cattle receipts at 2 535 head with steers firm to 10 higher pulls steady cows up to 15 higher and dressed beef firm. Calves and sheep and hogs show mixed gains and steady demand. beef shipments and port-bound quotas outlined for London Southampton and Antwerp. Coffee and cotton markets fall with varied overseas cues and futures mixed. grain prices slide as wheat bulls fail to hold gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
S@llc
Liverpool
London Cables
Mesaba
London
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
St. Louis
Southampton
Armour & Co
Morrie & Co
J. Shamberg & Son
Marina
Antwerp
Great Britain
S. Sanders
G Onlin
Virginia
J. Shamtere & Son
McPherson & Co
Kentucky
Tobin & Shannon
Newton & Co
Chicago
A. H. Eppstein
G. Curtis & Son
Lie
S Sanders
W. R. Hume
Kerns Commission Company
Ohio
Sanders
Jersey
Andrew Mullen
Judd & Co
New York State
Kaleem& Sanders
Indiana
Hamburg
Rio No T
European Produce Market Overpool Market Report
European Produce Market report from Overpool on Dec 14 lists wheat prices with spot and futures, corn with mixed American entry, peas Canadian steady, flour patents firm, hops in London firm, various meat cuts showing steady or dull, butter and cheese steady, tallow and linseed oil noted with limited quotes, turpentine and rosin also listed. Weathered notes include multiple price points for Western beef, pork, lard, and market terms across commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overpool
Galveston
London
Pacific Coast
India
Gulf
York
Lake c
Mts
Wheat and grain markets shift as exports dip in week
Bearish cash and futures move drags wheat lower as outside holders push sales. West crop reports brighten mood for some grains while corn and oats show weakness. London tin and copper steady with lead softening. Sugar refiners quote wide ranges as molasses and syrups ease amid quiet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atention
Chicago
Miller
Wea
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Broomhall
Siar
New York
York
Bayer Hee
London
Standard Foundry
Cleveland
Northern
New Orleans
Syles
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Omaha
India
Equiee
Middle Western
South America
Brazil
Federal Sugar Refining Company
Eagle
Muscovado
le Willett & Gray
Europe
America
Market for Beans and Butter and Eggs Mixed with Prices
Receipts today include 1 443 sacks beans and 850 sacks peas with trade slow and only top white beans commanding outside bids. Butter market tight with fresh creamery scarce and values barely sustained. creamery and cheese trading hold firm amid cautious buyers. Eggs receipts 6 602 cases with unsettled, fluctuating values as stock grows and demand remains cautious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
California
Lima
Liverpool
Pennsylvania
Market report shows varied fruit and produce prices
The article lists prices for apples, pears, grapes, and many fruits with Florida goods at mixed quality. Grapefruit, oranges, and tangerines show variable demand. pears and grapes priced per box or case, with pineapples and bananas quoted. Hay, poultry, and vegetables follow, noting firmer hay, weaker poultry, and stable to higher cabbage and onions in regional markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
New York
Lée
Cape Cod
Jersey
Florida
Indian River
Satsumas
New York State
Pacific Coast
Oregon
California
Sonoma
Sacramento
Washington
State
Indiana
Ohio
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsyvania
Brotlers
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Maine
Long Island
Celery
New Orleans
Escarole
Norfolk
Tuch
North Carolina
Okra
Connecticut
Western
Orange County
Bermuda
Roaine
Norton
Hubbard
Canada
Toma
Toes
Markets by Telegraph Mixed outcomes across livestock pits
HOGS receipts estimated 80 000 head with market steady to 100 lower. best heavy shippers at 1 92% to 7 78% for butchers. CATTLE receipts 1 124 head steady, fair to good shippers 78 555, common 225 310. SHEEP receipts 15 600 head weak market. lambs strong at 57 earl, ewes 42 84 25. Cincinnati market reports varied. Kansas City cattle steady with exports 5 TS G 3 550, hogs 1c lower, lambs 4007 6 75. Buffalo and Pittsburgh rounds note firm cattle, strong sheep demand, and mixed hog activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citonnys Doe
Greers
Petra ES
Balla
Choice
Mehit
Cincinnati
W. York
Kansas City
Yaris
Pittsburg
Cattl
Proposals for Artillery Water System at Home for Aged and Infirm
District of Columbia commissioners call for sealed proposals to equip an artillery water system and fire protection for the Home for the Aged and Infirm in Bellevue and Blue Plains. Submittal deadline is noon December 21, 1908. Forms and specs available from Chief Clerk, District Building, Room 427. Commissioners MacFarland West and Morrow oversee the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Washopington
Bellevue
Blue Plains
D. C
Hank
Apperse
Henry F. Macfarland
Henry L. West
Jay J. Morrow
Commissioners
BD. C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Money and Exchange
Waeebingeton
Bub-Treasury
Clearing House
Dan
Bradstreet
Chicago Grain and Provisions
General Market Report
Mobile
Charleston Stead
Augusta
Little Rock
Wilmington
Memphis
Houston
Manchester
Sisieln
Newport
Texas City
New York Produce Exchange
Brunswick
Port Townsend
Savannah
Pensacola
Port Arthur
Jacksonville
Laredo
Chicago Bulls
Country Produce Markets
Hotel Gramatan
Bronxville
Westchester Co
N. Y
Grand Central
Harlem
New York Central
J. J. Lannin Company
Telegraph
Garden City
New “York
J. J. Lanninco
New Jersey
Lakewood
N. J
Indrehermes
D. P. Simpson
Lakewood, N. J
Galen
Dennis
Atlantic City
Wate Baths
Walter J. B
Montclair, N. J
Marlborough - Hienheim
Josiah White & Sons, Proprietors
Ponce DE Leon
St Augustine Alcazar
St R Ormond
Ormond-on-the
Palm Beach
Royal Poinciana
Royal Palm
Nassac
Bahamas
Long Key
Miami
Cuba
Florida Keres
Knights Key
Over Sea Limited
Florida East Coast
Fifth Ave
Nee
New Tors
Augustine, Fla
Georgia
BON Air
Augusta, GA
Middle South
C. G Trussell
Frontenac Hotel
Thousand Islands
South Carolina
Pine Forest Inn
Summerville
Forest Inn
Summerviling
Charteston
S. C
THE
Kirkwood
Martha E Bruhm
Berlioz School OF Languages
Madison Square
Bronte Harlem
Lenox Ave
Brooklyn Court
Howe
Mead
New Jersey Military Academy
Freehold
Charles
Bway
American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Mgrs
M. J Young-Fulton
Union Square
Mademoiselle Amyot
West
St. Tel
Plaga
Thos. T. Hendrickson
Fulton St
Brooklyn
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