Coffee and Cotton Markets Drift in Quiet New York Trading
New York January 7 1908 coffee market quiet yet steady with light supply and light European cables. Prices show small gains as July to September shifts appear and Brazil holiday slows news. Cotton opens steady then eases with Census report anticipation and local spot markets posting varied receipts and bids across Mobile Savannah New Orleans and other hubs.
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New York
Brazil
Hamburg
Oren. Hich
Clore Yester- Zanuary
Odar
Liverpool
Reaé
Census Bureau
Domestic Bean and Butter Markets in Week Ended Jan 7 1908
The market report shows beans and peas receipts 84627 and 2362 bags with exports 135 and 79 bags and imports 350 and 750 bags. Prices for beans and peas ease slightly with demand weak. creamery butter supply tight and prices firm at 27 to 28 cents with special lots higher.
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California
Lima
Europe
Ireland
Canada
New York City
New York State
Wisconsin
Ohio
Liverpool Cable
Pennsylvania
Jersey
Keifer
Cape Cod
Florida
Lea
Grapaffruit
Bermuda
Charleston
Long Island
Maine
State
Western
State and Western
Orleans
New Orleans
Cubar
Arole
Kale
Norfolk
Kohlrabl
Orange County
Cuba
Okra
TD Peam
Curly
Parsnips
Romaine
Beramuda
Jersey Rand
Commodities Market Review Mixed as Leather and Metals Move
A broad market report shows leather quiet with demand for immediate needs teased by robbers' activity, while London metals edge higher with tin copper and lead varying. Steel and iron futures hold. molasses and syrups steady. oils firm on January short-covering. pork, beef, and lard show slight gains amid steady overall tonnage and refined sugar prices stay firm though quiet.
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London
Len@en
Standard Foundry
Northern
Philadelphia
New York
Philadelpe
Calcutta
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Citi
South America
Oleo
Letters of Credit and Cable Transfers Link Trust Firms
London and Paris trust companies operate at 18 Bishopsgate Street and 78 Rue de Richelieu offering letters of credit bills of exchange and cable transfer services for international finance.
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London
Paris
Bishopsgate St
Rue de Richelieu
Markets Hold Firm Despite Quiet Holiday Trading
The market shows little activity in grades and sales with quiet English and German markets around the holidays. Prime hay and poultry values edge higher as cooler weather improves quality. dressed poultry remains heavy with mixed lots, while vegetables and other produce see softer or steady tones in various regions.
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State
Ile
Pacific Coast
Livestock Prices and Shipments Report From New York Market
New York market report shows cattle and calves steady to firm with limited live cattle trading and steady dressed beef. Shipments include cattle for J Shamberg & Sem and Schwarzschild & Sulzberger. calves and sheep/lambs also sold with varied prices. Dressed beef and veal prices noted, with futures and export sales mentioned.
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New York
London Cables
Bovk
J. Shamberg & Sem
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
Morris Beef Company
Bermudian
W. Daniels
George & L. S. Dillenback
George & L. S. Ditlenback
al i Sanders
Ulis
Kernsmmission Company
Ohio
ST ST
Buffalo
Metropolitan Trust Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice from the Metropolitan Trust Company of New York at 49 Wall Street for a stockholders meeting to elect ten directors. The gathering is at noon on January 15 1908 at the office in New York. Transfer books close January 3 1905 at 3 PM and reopen January 16 1908 at 10 AM.
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Garfield National Bank
New York
Banking House
Twenty-third Street
Sixth Avenue
Ae Ae Ee EE
Astor Trust Company
Fifth Avenue
Borough of
Manhattan
City of New York
Thomas Cochran, Jr
Bankers Trust Company
Wall Street
Metropolitan Trust Company
Jacob C. Klinck
the Peoples Bank OF
Canal Street
Polis
William Milne
Dividend Declarations By United Fruit and American Cotton Oil
United Fruit declares a quarterly two percent dividend on capital stock payable January 15, 1908 to stockholders of record December 26, 1907. American Cotton Oil Board declares a four percent dividend on common stock for year ended August 31, 1907, payable March 2, 1908. transfer books close February 15 and reopen March 3, 1908. Also listed are brief livestock market notes and prices from McPherson & Co. and other firms with hog receipts and prices in New York markets.
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New York
State Street
Boston
Mass
Charles A. Hubbard
American Cotton Oil Company
Winslow, Lanier & Company
Cedar Street
New York City
Justus B. Ralph
State
Santo Reda
Maria Reda
Joseph Reda
Francesco Reda
Louisa Reda
Teresa Reda
County of
New Yo
Hall of Records
City of
Treal
Abner L. S . C. Thomas
Market tallies from multiple slaughter markets show varied cattle hogs and sheep
Cattle receipts around 4 000 head with steady market and steer prices near 300 plus. Hog totals near 40 000 head with market down 10c, best heavy and packing hogs selling 4 40 to 4 60. Sheep receipts about 12 000 head with active demand and lambs 5 75 to 7 10, yearlings 40 to 36 15. Other centers report mixed moves with prime steers 5 40 to 5 75, hogs 4 70 to 4 75, and lambs 5 to 7 85 in Cincinnati and Pittsburgh markets. Kansas City shows cattle steady to lower with export steers around 49 00.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Maryland
Chicago
East Buffalo
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Jane Choice
Kansas City
Jocal Yard
Steckers
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Vrense
O. K
Mpls
General Market Report
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Mobile
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Bigher
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Little Rock
Galveston
Wilmington
Manchester
Berlin
Budapest
Bradstreet
Duluth
Country Produce Markets
Pacific
York State
Louisiana
Talmage
Carolina
Japan
Patna
Rangoon
Eagle
Eagle Tire
United Kingdom
Principe
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
William Street
Carnegie Trust CO
Broadway
Banks
Leslie M. Shaw
Pres
Metropolitan Trust
Francis S. Smithers
John T. Terry
Geo
Henry Warren Wilken A. White
Witliam L. Bull Wilam D. Crawford Clark
Henry W. DeFores
Haley Fiske
Robert Hoe
Brayton Ives Morris K. Jesup
Edward
Judson
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Franklin» Trust Company
Montague St
Brooklyn
N. Y
Alon A
American Bank Note Company
Trinity Place
The
Wall Street Journal
Plaza Bank
Banking
Sth Ave
58Th St
E. M. Clarke
Benj. Strong, Jr
Pauperville
Sandwich Brigade
Trinity
Joey
Nevada Urah
Palakiala
Bay State
Azné
Nevada-Uter
Palakinia
Amalgamated
Steel
Talon Pacific
Union Pacific
Eaturnalia Amalgamated
Nevada-Utah
Balekiale
Bay State Gas
Bankers and Brokers
Thomas W. Lawson
19 Exchange Pt
Boston, Mass
J. Thomas Reinhardt
Broad St
Bro
Financial
United Fruit Company
McPherson & Co
Virginia Lambs
George & L
Dillenback
Bouy
S. Sanders
Telegraph
York Savings Bank
N. W. Cor
14Th St. and &Th Avenue
William Fellinger
James L. Wandling
Archibald M. Pentz
Greenwich Savings Bank
Ss. E. Cor
6Th Ave
James Quinta
Charles M. Dutcher
J. Hampden Robb
Union Square Savings Bank
OF Merchants Cleras
Frank M. Hurlbut
William
Rockwood
John T. Weeks
Tribune
Uptown
S. E
12Th St
East
14Th St
Ith
West
125Th T
Téth and
Tith Ets
Ist Ave
89Th St
125Th St
Tremont Ave
Daniel J. Dowdney
North
Savines Bank
W. 34Th St
Std
Samuel D. Styles
Frederick N. Cheshire
Charles F. Turton
Harles E Sprag Francis M KE
William G. Ross
East River Savings Bank
Broadway. S
Annabie
Dicks Ramsay
Chas. A. Whitney
Irving Savings Institution
Chambers St
W. H. B Totten
George B. Dunning
Séth
37Th Sts
Sh Ave
S. & Cor
Mth
7Th
225Th St
Gist
Sot St
American District Telegraph Office
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