Market Report New York January 7 1908 Coffee Cotton Wheat
General market items from New York describe coffee and cotton price movements with spot quotes and futures. The report notes light demand and light supply, shifts from July to September, and mixed overseas factors including Paris and Liverpool. Cotton opens steady then weakens amid Census data expectations and local selling. Wheat shows broad swings with late declines amid mixed foreign news and new supply expectations, while corn and oats trade with cautious strength and cash markets mixed across regions.
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New York
Brazil
Havre
France
Hambure
Hick
Low
Chase Yester
Zamuarr
Aitroag
Census Bureau
New Orleans
Liverpool
Rts
Dar
Gulf
Mobile
Savannah
Norfolk
Eales
Baltimore
Augusta
St. Louis
Little Rock Steady
Seles
Wilmington Weeny
Sporti
Manchester
Kansas
New York Produce Exchange
Sarke
Chicago
Railston
Paris
Berlin
Budapest
Liverpool Mar
Bratetreets
Eve
Duluth
Eranne
Western
Market report mixes metal, oil, and sugar price movements
London and local markets show mixed movement with copper and tin rising in London, oil and molasses steady, and refined sugar quiet. Lead and zinc hold steady while pork, beef, and lard show firm tones amid steady feeds and materials demand across markets.
Market Review of Beans Peas Butter and Cheese Prices
Week ending January 7 1908 covers beans peas butter and cheese markets. Reports show flat demand for beans with mixed prices across varieties and steady to firmer butter creamery and cheese values amid tighter supplies, plus cautious buying and steady export activity.
Trust Companies in London and Paris
London office at 18 Bishopsgate Street Within and Paris address 78 Rue de Richelieu offer letters of credit bills of exchange and cable transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Bishopsgate St
Rue de Richelieu
Market Reports Urge Prices On Hay Poultry and Produce
The report notes weak sale activity in local markets around the holiday season with quotes for various hay and straw grades. Poultry receipts show steady demand with higher prices for fowls and chickens, while dressed poultry suffers from late weather affecting quality. Widespread vegetable prices remain uneven, with Bermuda potatoes and onions rising as tomatoes and greens move variably in the market.
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Pacific Coast
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Chile
Michigan
Ohio
Maryland
Livestock Market Reports Mixed Cattle Calves Sheep and Lambs
New York on January 7 1908 notes light cattle trading yet steady prices with light bulls at 335 to 9375 per 1 TM and cows near 180 to 335. Calves receipts 248 head with firm prices 975 per 100 for prime veals and 4 to 5 per pound for dressed calves. Sheep and lambs receipts 850 cars with firm demand as prime lambs around 7 30 to 8 75 per 100 pounds and mutton steady. Shipments include firms such as J Shamberg Schwarzschild Sulzberger and Morris Beef Company plant deliveries.
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London
Tronlower
Standard Foundry
Northern
New Orleans
Philadelphia
New York
Philadel Fa
Calcutta
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Seledham Frey
South America
Continent
Brazil
Oleo
Elvargoo
London Cabies
Bovk
J. Shamberg & Som
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
Morris Beef Company
Bermudian
W. Daniels
Eales—George & L
Dillenback
George & L. S. Ditlenback
Sele Kerns Niesion Company
Obio
Ohio
Buffalo
Sanders
McPherson & Co
Virginia
George & L
Stockholders Meeting Dates For Metropolitan Trust and People s Bank
Notice announces the Metropolitan Trust Company stockholders election of ten directors at 49 Wall Street New York at noon January 15 1908 with transfer books closed January 3 1905 to January 16 1908 Secretary Jacob C Klinck. The Peoples Bank of New York holds its annual stockholders meeting January 14 1908 at 12 noon for director election and election inspectors at the Banking House Canal Street. cashier William Milne notes.
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Metropolitan Trust Company of the Orates New York Sr
Brestos Ives
Anton Raven
Severly Chew
Bertramee
Jacob C. Klinck
Jas. F. McNamara
Rupert W. K. Anderson
Frederick E. Fried
mipecTope
Garfield National Bank
New York
Banking House
Twenty-third Street
Sixth Avenue
Plaza Bank
THE
Banking
Sth Ave
8Th St
Astor Trust Company
Borough of
Manhattan
Thomas Cochran, Jr
Bankers Trust Company
Wall Street
City of New York
Metropolitan Trust Company
Jacob ¢C. Klinck
the Peoples Bank OF
Canal Street
Polis
Pr. M. William Milne
Dividend notices and stock transfers from 1908
United Fruit Company declares a quarterly dividend of two percent payable January 15 1908 to stockholders of record December 26 1907 at Boston. The American Cotton Oil Company declares a four percent dividend on Common Stock payable March 2 1908 at Winslow Lanier New York. Transfer books close February 15 1908 at noon and reopen March 3 1908. Also market notes on livestock receipts and prices from McPherson Co and others.
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State Street
Boston
Mass
Charles A. Hubbard
American Cotton Oil Company
Winslow, Lanier & Company
Cedar Street
New York City
Noom
Justus EB. Ralph
Market Summary Across Regions Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Chicago receipts about 4,000 cattle and 40,000 hogs with prices steady to lower. East Buffalo reports 125 cattle, 5,500 hogs, and 4,000 sheep with steady to higher bids. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh show mixed gains for hogs and cattle, while Kansas City notes steady to lower trends for cattle and strong hog demand.
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Whitkey
Gale
Fania
General Market Report
NEW York Price
Talmere
Louisiana
Talmage
Charleston
Carolina
Japan
Patna
Rangoon
Bend
United Kingdom
Muscovade
Cuba
Country Produce Markets
California
Europe
Ireland
Canada
Wisconsin
Jersey
Cape Cod
Florida
Florida, per box. $15@$275; TANGERINES
Mandarins
Pacific
Oast
Lee York State
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
William Street
Fifth Avenue
Carnegie Trust CO
Broadway
Banks
Leslie M. Shaw
Pres
Bermuda
Brussels
Leo Island
Maine
State
Hermuda
Long Island
Escarole
Kale
Orange County
Okra
Curly
Romaine
Zac
Hubbard
Bradley Martin
O. Midis LE
D. Morgen
wIney
Richard Mortimer
John E. Parsons
Charles M. Pras
Franklin | Trust Company
Montague St
Brooklyn
American Bank Note Company
Trinity Place
Wall Street Journal
E. M. Clarks
Benj. Strong, Jr
Pauperville
Sandwich Brigade
Frese Trinity
Joey
Trinity
Nevada Trak
Ralakiala
Bay State
Azné
Nevada-Uteh
Pelekia
Steel
Union Pacific
Reading
Nevada-Utah
Balekiale
Bay State Gas
Thomas W. Lawson
Bankers and Brokers
Theae
J. Thomas Reinhardt
Broad St
Financial
United Fruit Company
Telegraph
East Buffalo
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
NEW York Savings Bank
N. W. Cor
14Th St. and &Th Avenue
William Fellinger
James L. Wandling
Archibald M. Pentz
S. E. Cor. 6Th Ave
16Th St
James Quinlan
Charles M. Dutcher
J. Hampden Robb
Union Square Savings
Institution For the Savings OF Merchants
Cleras No. 20
Union Square
Frank M Hurlbut
William H Rookwood
John T. Weeks
W. Bmlen Roosevelt
Tribune
Uptown
Lord St
125Th St
Tremont Ave
State OF
Santo Reda
Maria Reda
Joseph Reda
Francesco Reda
Louisa Reda
Teresa Reda
County of
New Yo
Hall of Records
City of
Abner C. Thomas
Daniel J. Dowdney
North River Savines Bank
34Th St
Sio
Samuel D. Stiles
Frederick N. Cheshire
Carres F. Turton
Union Dime Savings Institution
Aes ST
Greel Square
Ang Ftnterest
Charles E Sprague
Francis M. Leake
William G. Ross
East River Savings Bank
Paradie
Santary
Dick S&s Ramsay
Chas. A. Whitney
Irving Savings Institution
Terest
Mbers
Séth
37Th Ste
Téth and
Tits Sts
Gist St
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