Copper market and financial notices from a 19th century market page
Market conditions show weak copper stock demand with no buying for six weeks and reports of greeks accumulating. Dividends declared include Library Bureau 2 percent, Mutual Gas 3 percent, American Woollen 1.4 percent, Waltham Watch 6 percent, Maiden Lane Savings 4 percent, Seaboard National 5 percent. Goldman Sachs exported 908 gold bars to Europe, exportable gold exhausted. Subscriptions to a Brazilian loan were oversubscribed. Nassau Trust withdraws from Clearing House. Minneapolis St Paul & Sault Ste Marie Railway bonds and American Agricultural Chemical Company stock listed.
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Balgece
London
Tiscourt
Paris
Bat
Tsd
Parte Exchange
Burore
Library Bureau
Mutual Gas Company
American Woollen Commr
Waltham Watch Company
Maiden Lane Savings Bank
Seaboard National Bank Gects
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Europe
National City Bank
B.m.ae
Astat
Sterling Exchange
Nations City Bank
Clearing House
Nassau Trust Company of Brecklin
National City Bank of New York
Nassau Company
Stock Exchange
Minneapolis, St. Paul
Consolidated Exchange Big Day For Union Pacific Stock
More than 100000 shares of Union Pacific traded on the Consolidated Exchange, the best day this year for the stock. It did not reach the early high of 302 on the Stock Exchange, the Consolidated top at 278, but did not sell under 1744, with a low of 17455 on the other exchange. Short-covering by floor traders kept prices rising on both boards, with occasional 33 of a point gaps. Reading's low was 1354 versus 135% on the other exchange, Southern Pacific touched 1153 against 1154, and Smelting 78% versus 75. Detailed operations follow.
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Union Pacific
Consolidated Exchange
Consolidated
Sharp Cain
Reading
Southern Pacific
Wheat and grain markets mixed on seasonal harvests and weather
Markets show mixed activity with La Plata wheat offerings and favorable Argentine harvest weather. World shipments were down about 700,000 bushels from the prior week. rain needed in India. Visible supplies rose in Canada and the western belt saw large cash sales and strong export quiet. Corn and oats moved on light offerings and support from a large buyer. hogs steady amid tight supplies. livestock and produce show varied prices across vegetables, fruit, and poultry segments.
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la Plata
Broomball
India
Punjaubas
Buffalo
S&s
Kansas
Marshall
Harper
Duluth
Andy Cir
Broomhall
Commission House
New York
Market Notes New York December 21 1905 Coffee and Cotton
General Market Report from New York shows coffee trading steadily with 23,000 bags sold and prices near 5.20 to 5.35 cents for December and March. Brazil supplies and Sao Paulo railway issues dampen activity. Cotton prices ease after the December census shows 11,892,115 bales ginned, suggesting a crop near 13.5 million bales. futures shift lower with holiday slowing. Southern spot markets vary slightly. New Orleans and Savannah show mixed activity as weekly receipts approach 265,000 bags.
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Saturn
COIS
Lennon
London
Cleveland
Northern
New Orleans
Gide
New York
Philadelphia
Philadelp
City
Calcutta
Chicago
Kansas Ct
Omaha
West
India
South
Continent
Brazil
Mess
Oleo
Patna
Siams
Rangoon
Howell
Federal
Warner
Arbuckle Brothers
Eagle
Cuba
Sao Paulo
Jundinry
Rio
Santos
United States
Europe
North Africa
Cape River Plate
South America
Capa River Plate
Santoss
Unitet States
Victoria
Bahia
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Wall Street
SAH Sremsst
Eaves
Ching Gulf
Charleston
Wilmington
Mobile
Savannah
Norfolk
Baltimore
Augusta
St. Louis
Little Rock
Stee Galvesto
Memphis
Houston
At & Ll
Cotton Exchange
Liverpool
Sairs
Pennsylvania
Arby
Do King
Northern Spy
Baldwin
Cape Cod
Crete
Jersey
New York Produce Market Report December 21 1905
Beans and peas receipts total 1184 bags and 200 bags. Markets dull with limited demand and small sales near quotations. Butter creamery stocks steady to scarce with varied prices. cheese market quiet as holidays approach.
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New York
Mma
California
Cires
Livestock Receipts and Exports From New York Market
Weekly receipts of cattle sheep and hogs reported for December 1908 include 5,296 head from 283 cars with prices ranging for native steers Bulls cows and oxen sold up to 535 per 100 pounds dressed beef steady. Exports to various ports totaled 16,800 with Liverpool London and Glasgow destinations noted. Local yard actions list numerous individual consignments with prices from several firms and buyers.
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Jelliffe, Wright & Co
H. H. Hollis
Indiana
John P. Neilson
G. Curtis & Son
W. R. Hume
New York
Jersey City
Sixtieth Street
Mare
Fortieth Street
Lehigh Valley
West Shore Railroad
Gs One
Schwarzschild & Sulzb
Minnehaha
Schwarzschild & S
Philadelphia
Morris Beef
Liverpool
London
McPherson & Co
Kentucky
Virginia
Newton & Co
Virginia Etrers
Shamberg & Son
Ohio
Kerns Commission Company
Cattle and hog markets across major cities report varied gains
In Chicago, receipts push cattle and hog prices higher with steers up to 52 and hogs advancing to 5.85 for select lots. Cincinnati notes mixed gains with hogs up 10 cents and cattle firmer. East Buffalo shows steady cattle and higher veals while Yorkers bid up hogs. Kansas City reports stronger demand for export beef and western cattle, with hogs lifting to about 5.75. Pittsburg notes light supply with prime cattle and lambs advancing, hogs up to 6.10 top in spots.
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Chicago
lSc
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
Sea Mer
Kansas City
Pittsburg
European Produce Market Report from Liverpool
Liverpool traders report steady futures for wheat and corn while spot grains and meats show mixed activity. Prices for butter, lard, cheese, and turpentine remain steady or dull with regional variations across Canadian and American products.
Chicago Grain And Provisions Market Ends Firm On Weekday Trade
Chicago close shows wheat up 4 to 6 cents with May at 115 to 110 and July at 97. Corn, oats and provisions also firm as bears dominate news while lead shorts buy heavily. Local receipts decline. improved cash demand supports oat and hog markets amid light supplies and bullish shipping demand.
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Chicago
United States
Ocean Passage
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seaboard
Slige
Ithkec
Michigan Central declares 3 percent semi annual dividend
The Board of Directors of Michigan Central Railroad Co declares a semi annual dividend of three percent on capital stock payable January 29, 1909 to stockholders of record at 3 p.m. on December 31, 1905. Charles F. Cox, treasurer.
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Lake Shore & Michigan Southern By. Co
Grand Central Station
Charles F. Cox
Seaboard National
CIPS
New York
Cheyugenhee & Obie Railway
Richmond
The
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co
E. Wellford
THE BANK_OF AMERICA
W. M. Bennet
Cleveland, Cincinnati
Canada Southern Railway CO
N. Y
Stoek
Michigan Central Railroad CO
N. T
Trea
Annual Meeting Notice of Fidelity and Casualty Company of New York
Annual meeting to elect directors and inspectors of election and conduct other business. Meeting at the company offices Nos 97 106 Cedar Street New York on Tuesday January 5 at 1 PM with polls to remain open. Robt J Hillas vice president.
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Ee E
Fidelity and Casualty Company of New Yorks
Cfica
Cedar Street
New York
Pelle
Robt
J Hillas
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Eighsa
Chalmers
Am Car & Farr
Suger
F. SS Ss Ex
Ches & Ohio
Alan Ss & West
On & R Gr
del & Huda
Louis & Nash
Pei
K & Tex
Penney
Vanla
Carey
Cal & Va
Aie & Norcross
Banks City
Hoboken
Staten
York City
Brooklyn
Jerse Island
New Yorkearing House Association
Cie
Leensee
Ene
Casati
Mutua
Apolis Gas
Brockly Ferry
A Om. Americ
Rene
EMRE
Pineaples
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Sonoma County
Cal
Was Em
Maryland
Delaware
Perth
State
Michigan
Washington
North Carolina
Maine
Western
Long Island
Brussels
Mbers
Escarole
Kale
Kgohlrabi
OKRA
Connecticut
Oran County
Romane
Hubbard
Canada
Tuban
Toledo
Jelliffe
W. Tobin
Shannon
S. Judd & Co
S. Sanders
Sanders
J. G. Curtis & Son
Vermont
Tobin & Shannon
Shippers’ Commission Company
Judd & Co
John P. Nelson
Ien Mullen
H. Hollis
Jelliffs, Wright & Co
Bush
Rio Steel Rails
General Market Report
Housta
Rone
Sheedy
Produce Exchange
Chicago Bulls
Country Produce Markets
Aute
Curtis & Son
Jet. P. Nelson
Andrew Mullen
Telegraph
Galvest
States
Chicago Grain and Provisions
New York City
Irving
Chambers St
N.F
W. H. B. Totten
George B. Dunning
Ele Tener,jr
the Bowery Savings Bank
Bowery
Henry A. Schenck
William E. Knox
Joseph G. Liddle
HEW
York Savings Bank Cor
Sta Ces
Janith
Union Dime Savings Institution
Broadway
ST Sixth Avenes Greele
Charles E. StRaAt
Francis M. Leaks
Treasur
William Gross
General Chemical Company
Broad Street
James L. Morgan
Central OF Georgia
Indianapolis
Louisville
JSST
Chicago Great Western
Detroit
International
Great Northern
Nashville
ST. Paaol
Marie
Mobile & Oezio
Southern
Uly
Toledo, Pedia & Western
Montreal Street
Alton
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