Coffee and Cotton Markets Rally Amid Unsettled Money Markets
New York January 3 1908 Coffee market steady with sales of 37000 bags and spot demand rising. prices edged up while Brazilian receipts lag December figures. Cotton futures opened steady then fell slightly with a net gain of points. New Orleans and Southern markets showed mixed activity as gives on ginning rumors circulated and port movements remained strong.
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New York
Havre
Hamburg
Wales
South
New Orleans
National Ginners’ Association
King
Mills
Canada
Port Receipte
Cinee
Gulf
Mobile
Illic
Savannah
Charleston
Wil- Milugton
Norfolk Hull
Baltimore
Galveston
Augusta
Seles
St. Louis
Little Rock
Gaveston
New Ohlea
Houston
Cotton Exchange
Liverpool
Manchester
New York Market Reports for Beans Peas Butter Cheese and More
New York January 8 1906 bean and pea demand weak red kidney beans readily available California line buyer favored Scotch peas easier. Butter prices firm for top creamery while under and storage butter dull. process butter plentiful. Cheese demand active as stocks deplete and skims in fair demand. Eggs receipts high with steady market. fresh gath ered stock limited. Fresh fruits show apples and cranberries firm strawberries down. oranges and tangerines mixed. pineapples weak.
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New York State
Pacific Coast
State
Timothy
Jersey
Maryland
Delaware
Perth
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Philadelphia
Scalded, LLC
Capons
Bermuda
Long Island
Maine
Western
New Orleans
Carro New Orleans
Lery
California
Chiccory
Florida
Escarole
Kale
Norfolk
Kohlrabi
Connecticut
Orange County
Orleans
Curly
Romaine
Orle
Orida
Jersey Island
Hothouse
New York
Lima
Win
Liverpool
Crankel- R
Cape Cod
Sat
Livestock Market Report from New York Auction
Receipts total 181 cattle cars 3250 head with 46 export live 116 slaughterers 19 market. Steers scarce fair demand firm to 10c higher. fat bulls cows steady. Cattle ranged 415 to 565 per 100 lb. fat oxen 475. bulls 3 to 4 1/2. cows 175 to 415. Dressed beef in moderate demand 12 2c per lb native sides. Sheep lambs mixed market. hogs steady. Numerous consignments to Schwarzschild Sulzberger Sham bers Stern and others with week totals 1583 cattle 1051 sheep 11060 quarters beef to Great Britain.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
West
India
Laerd
South America
Continent
Brazil
Oleo
Japan
Patna
Rangoon
Bassein
Muscovado
Cuba
London
Germany
Willett & Gray
Europe
America
New York
Beeves
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
J. Shambers & Son
J. Stern & Son
St. Louis
Armour & Co
McPherson & Co
Kentucky
Ohio
Virginia
Chicago Market Receipts Mixed with Steady Cattle and Higher Hogs
Cattle receipts estimated around 000 with market steady yet slow. Steers near 3 dollars per 100 pounds, cows and heifers around 2.50 to 2.75, bulls near 2.90, calves 3 to 3.70, and stockers 2.40 to 2.45. Hogs receipts about 28 000, market active 5 to 10 cents higher, heavy shipping and butcher hogs 4.70 to 4.80, light mixed 4.55 to 4.40, best around 6 50 to 6 44, packing 4 30 to 4 60. Sheep receipts estimated.
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Chicago
London
London Imarket
Standard Foundry
Cleveland
Northern
New Orleans
Bulk
Philadelphia
New York
Philadephia
Calcutta
East Buffalo
Union Stock Yards
Pittsburg
Kansas City
Trust Company Statements Show 1908 Financials
The reports from Bowling Green Trust Company and United States Trust Company of New York detail assets including bonds and mortgages, loans, real estate, and deposits. Officials certify accuracy and compliance with Banking Law, dated January 1908.
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Bowling Green Trust Company
United States
State of New York
County of New York
WILLIAM H._ TAYLOR
John A. Hilton
Broadway
City of New York
William H. Taylor
John A. Bilton
United States Trust Company OF New York
Onca
William M. Kingsley
Henry E. Ahern
Wall Street
State of
Wka
Brayton Ives
Satee Cruger
AUGUSTUS E_ VOGLER
Kings County
N. Y
New York Country
Nks
BPC
Aquaduana Trust Companies
S. State of New York
David M. Morrison
Henry Fprice
Washington Trust Company
City of
New York
M. S. Lott
New York County
Gentral Pacific Railway Company
Central Pacific Railway Company
Br E
Harriman
Market quotes from multiple cities show varied livestock pricing
East Buffalo, Union Stock Yards Pittsburg and Cincinnati report receipts across cattle hogs sheep and lambs. Cattle steady to strong with prime and choice grades up to 5 75. Hogs generally higher or steady with heavy and packers near 4 60. Lambs and sheep mixed with lambs down slightly in some markets.
European Produce Market closes with mixed grain and meat quotes
On Jan 3 in London spot wheat and corn show firmness or steadiness while peas and flour are quiet. Beef and pork show firm to strong prices with varied bacon and lard values. turpentine and linseed oil edges soften amid a quiet Liverpool market.
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Aos
London
Pacific Coast
India
Jad
Liverpool
Copartnership notices and leadership changes in firms
Messrs Clement Wakefield Jones and Paul Crompton join the firm as members. New York January 1 1906. Booth Co. R Franklin Butler Kirkbride reassigned as treasurer and succeeded by Clement Wakefield Jones. Philadelphia January 1 1908. The Surpass Leather Co. Secretary George M Booth announces the change.
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Franklin Butler Kirkbride
United States
Great Britain
New York
Liverpool
Booth & CO
Alfred Booth & CO
Clement Wakefield Jones
Paul Crompton
R. Franklin Butler Kirkbride
Philadelphia
Surpass
George M. Booth
Furnished by Charles D Barney Co Addresses in New York
A note lists two office addresses for Charles D Barney Co at No 25 Broad Street New York and No 122 South 4th Street.
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Buffalo
Nipissing
Central Ae Nova Scotia
Cobalt Lake Sty
Peterson Lake
Ity
Contagas
Silver Leaf
Foster
Silver Queen Ld Green Meehan It
Trethewey Kerr Lake
Watts Asaseree McKinney
Charles D. Barney & Co
Broad Street
New York
South 4Th Street
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General Market Report
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Port Arthur and
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Jacksonville
Eagie Pass
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York Produce Exchange
Frye Flouhr
City Steary
City Organ
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Broomhall
Duluth
Illinois
Ohio State
Bradstreet
Country Produce Markets
Newton & Co
S. Sanders
J. Shamberg & Son
Kerns Commission Company
S. Judd & Co
McPherson
Tobin & Shannon
Indiana
Ee Newton & O
Sterobin & Shannon
Id & Co
Sylvania
At & State Do
At & Pennsylvania
ST Bo
Salee—Tobin & Shannon
Telegraph
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NEW York Trust Company
Otto T. Bannard
Willard V. King
Alex
Webb
Mortimer N. Buckner
Reading
Bertron James A. Blair
Robert W. de Forest
John B. Dennis Elbert H. Gary Joseph P. Grace Charles W. Harkness James N. Hill
F. N. Hoffstot
Frederick J. Horne
Herbert W. Morse
Arthur S. Gibbs
Arthur Curtiss James Frederic B. Jennings
Walter Jennings
Chauncey Keep
Woodbury
Langdon Gordon MacDonald
John J. Mitchell
James Parmelee
George W. Perkins
John 3. Phipps
Parmalee Prentice Edmund D. Randolph
Norman B. Ream
B. Aymar Sands
Joseph J. Slocum
John W. Sterling
James Stillman
Thalmann
Yles Tierney
Valentine
Metropolitan Trust Company
Wtek Gapambtey
Sue
Eport
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Copartnership Notices
BOOTH
Asa Cement Ar
Lehigh Val R BR
Am Ry Co
Cambria Steel
Phila Co
Elec St Bat Co
Penn RR Co Sa Flee Co of
Weisbach Ae
Lehigh Nav
WM. A. Read & CO
United States Savings Bank S. W. Cor
Madison Av
Constant A. Andrews
John Hyslop
Edward H. Landon
NEW York Savings Bank
N. W. Cor
Mth St
Sth Avenue
William F James L. Wandling
Archibald M Pentz
Inger
Noatu River Savings Bank
34Th St
Bet
Samaec D. Stries
Frederick N. Cheshire
Charles F. Turton
Sprague
Francis M. Leake
William G. Ross
Greenwich Savings Banks
James Quinlan
Charles M Dutcher
Treas J Hamyppen Robe
William G. Conklin
Ignatius Radley
the Emrety
Isaac A. Hopper
Arthur T. Timpson
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Bowery
Cor Canal ST
Henry Hasler
Henry Sayler
Emil A. Huber
Horne
Garfield National Bank
Twenty-third Street
Sixth Avenue
W. L. Dopglass
the Commercial Trust Company OF
Stockholters
Thirty-seventh Street
the Plaza Bank
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Sth Ave
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