Clearing House to Admit Trust Companies as Members
A House committee proposes admitting trust companies to Clearing House membership next Monday. Full members would hold a 25 percent reserve, associates 15 percent, aligning trust firms with banks and placing them under Clearing House supervision. The move follows last October’s financial turmoil and may alter weekly reporting rules by the State Banking Department.
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Clearing House Association
Clearing House
Mark Wiliams
State Banking Department
Clearing House Committee
State Superintendent of Banks
Tes Br
Contem
Bank of France Discount Rate Change Report
Jan 8 The Bank of France reduced its discount rate from 4 to 3 1 3 per cent. Jan 9 The Bank of Bomber raised its discount rate from 7 to a per cent today.
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Peris
Bank of France
Bank of Bomber
Chicago Wheat and Grain Prices Rally On Export News
Belier export business and higher cash wheat in outside markets lift local wheat. May delivery closes up around 1 cent, corn and oats mixed, provisions firmer on hog price gains. Receipts show sizable stocks with meat products rallying slightly, while overall demand remains cautious amid fluctuating markets.
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Chicago
Jan
Seaboard
May
Msc
Minneapolis
Sluth
Economic Terms Fragment Briefly Noted From OCR
Fragmented OCR line shows references to German and European entities, percentages, and monetary like notes. Mentions Arned ne Sie Cologne Munich Augsbure and Mexican government gold with values and percentages.
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Ger Co. Bic. Agreu. Mia
Cologne
Tsue
C of
Munich
Fon-M
Chicago Markets Hold Steady as Commodities Edge Higher
Chicago prices show gains across wheat metals and provisions with higher London copper and lead markets. Traders note quiet local action but overall firmness. pork and beef values range steady to higher amid large receipts, while sugar and molasses hold near steady levels in U S markets.
Market Report January 1908 Coffee and Cotton Move Up
New York heavy market notes for January 1908 show coffee firm with a net advance of 5 to 10 points as buyers return amid steady spot prices and strong Havre cables. Cotton gains on census data with a sharp rise then closes near the top, while futures reflect firm export demand and mixed local sentiment across grain markets and flour.
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New York
Havre
Bamburg
Pfennig
Rio
Santos
Rio No 7
Unites States
Europe
No 7
Hambure
Exchance
Thotten
Ainst
Gulf
Galveston
New Orleans
LLC
Bavannah
Charleston
Yee Hicher
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Augusta
St. Louis
Houston
Little Rock
Cotton Exchange
Liverpool
Manchester
New York Produce Exchange
West
Winnipeg
Northwest
Canadian Northwest
Minneapolis
Budapest
Germany
Hungary
Seaboard
Broomball
New York Market Reports for Beans Peas and Livestock
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS New York January 9 1908 reports steady prices for beans and peas with active jobbing. Red kidney slow. California lima steady. prices listed for marrow beans pea stock and various years. Creamery and cheese markets show firm demand and cautious selling. eggs show relief in shortages. Fruits dried and fresh steady with limited movement in apples raspberries apricots peaches and prunes. oranges grapefruits and pineapples in supply and softer. Hay and grain demand improves. timothy hay brings high prices. poultry supplies larger with price drop to 15 cents for fowls and other poultry steady to lower.
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New York
Lake
Moris
California
Lima
Liverpool
Pennsylvania
Florida
Jersey
Satsumas
Grapffruit
Oregon
Pacific Coast
Sonoma County
New York State
State
Choice
Farmers' Loan and Trust Co Notice Details
The Farmers' Loan and Trust Company lists its locations at 16 18 20 22 William Street and branch at 475 Fifth Avenue New York with London Paris offices at 18 Bishopsgate St Within and 78 Rue de Richelieu. They offer letters of credit bills of exchange and cable transfers.
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Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
William Street
Fifth Avenue
New York
London
Paris
Bishopsgate St
de Richelieu
Judge Fixes Bond Payout in Long Insolvency Case
Judge Putnam of the United States Court ruled that 507 000 Income Bonds will receive 542 490 and not 846 690 claimed by litigants. The decision ends four years of receivership and costly litigation, with the company poised to restart operations after paying fees and securing remaining assets and a 1 500 000 offer for its charter and machinery. Boston January 10 1908.
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Putnam
United States Court
Fancy early birds and fowls at mixed market conditions
The market reports steady to firm activity for ducks and fowls with large chickens mixed with stags, making sale harder. Dry packed turkeys range from 12 to 18 cents a pound with various grades. squabs and game items show mixed demand. Fresh vegetables show uneven prices as Bermuda potatoes move slowly and regional crops vary in quality.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Michican
Capons
Maryland
Bermuda
New Orleans
Florida
Long Island
Maine
Western
State
Jersey
California
Escarole
Kale
Norfolk
Kohlbari
Lettuce
Orange County
Okra
Curly
Romaine
Charleston
Hubbard
Canada
Toledo
Timothy
Allike
Livestock market report with steady tones across beef calves hogs
Receipts totaled 108 cattle cars 1957 head including 106 for slaughterers none for trade. Dressed beef steady at 14 9 cents per lb. calves 475 head with market steady. hogs 58 cars 5828 head steady for slaughterers. Sheep and lambs 395 cars 8455 head lighter activity with lambs and yearlings firm. Sales listed by Kerns Commission Buffalo Tobin Shannon and others with varied per hundred weights.
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New York
London
Liverpool
Kerns Commission Company
Ohio
Buffalo
CATTLE AND HOGS PRICES AT BUFFALO AND CHICAGO MARKETS
Markets telegram reports Buffalo demand solid for prime steers at 540 to 575 dollars, veals active, hog receipts around 6,800 with prices 475 to 480, lambs and sheep strong. Chicago receipts about 8,300 with cattle steady to strong. calves 300 to 875. feeders around 200 to 275.
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Buffalo
Chicago
Greers
Market Report Hogs Sheep and Cattle Prices Jan 9 Summary
In Cincinnati and New York reports hogs steady to higher with heavy shipping, prices around 4.00 to 4.50 per cwt. sheep and lambs firm to strong with lambs near 5.00 and yearlings around 4.25. Cattle steady to fair demand with choice hogs mid 4s to 5s, veal calves 8 to 9, and prime cattle around 5.00. Kansas City receipts about 4,500 head with cattle steady and sheep supply fair. hogs slower on some grades but active on prime heavies.
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Jennety
SSS
BES Ibs
London
Cleveland
Northern
New Orleans
Bsgc
Philadelphia
New York
Philadelpia
Law
Calcutta
Chicago
Kansas City
West
India
South America
Conti
Brazil
Japan
Patna
Rangoon
Bassein
Muscovado
Santo Domingo
Cuba
Ndon
Cincinnati
Itsburg
Jan
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Learing
Chicago Grains and Provisions
Shorts
Clinton Gilbert
Wall Street
Ance Realty
Lawyers
Mtg
Surety Co
Law T Les & Tiavr
Lincoln
Mount Vernon
Manhattan
Toei Wey
Mercantile
Metropolitan
Mtg Bond Co
Car Co
Cof Am
Morton m. Eal
Mutual
Mutual Alliance
Tty
Nessau
iNat Surety Co
LI & Ir
Y Mte & Sec
Y Trust Co
Ho Am Te Trust
Fern. L & T
Assoc Standard Trust
H Avenue
Cas
Harmiton Sme T
van Norden Ust
Gatco . Houé
Resity
Washington
E. Hudson Trust
Rs Westchester
Seat Big Corp. Iz
WEETE
Cem
Wintsor Saeene
Cent Trust Soso liv
Union Trust
Teee Third Nat Bank
Fidelity & Dep
Gee M Trust
Nor Cent Ry
Foreign Government
General Market Report
Country Produce Markets
Express
Boston
North River Savings Bank
Samuel D. Styles
Frederick N. Cheshire
Charles F. Turton
Union Dime Savings Institution
Broadway
Empire Cuy Savings Bank
West 125Th St
Isaac A. Hopper
Arthur T. Timpson
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Bowery, Cor. Canal ST
Henry Hasler
Henry Sayler
Emil A. Huber
NEW York Savings Bank
N. W. Cor
St. and
8Th Avenue
William Fellinger
James L. Wandling
Archibald M. Pentz
Greenwich Savings Bank S. EK. Cor
6Th Ave
16Th St
James Quinlan
E Charles M Dutcher
Hamyden Robb
Harlem Savings Bank
12Th ST
Third Ave
William E. Trotter
Thomas R. Ebert
East River Savings Bank
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RAMS
Chas. A. Whitn
Telegraph
San Francisco
L. H. Nutting
New Jersey
Lakewood Hotel
Lakewood, N. J
Lakewood
Lakewox
Carte Bianche
James N. Berry
Atlantic City
Walter J. Buzby
Marlborough - Hienheim
Josiah White
Traymore
Traymore Es. Co
CHAS
Marquet
Chalfonte
LEEDS
Montclair Lair
Montclair Rotelco
Wits - IN - the - Plyes
Bush
New York City
Browns Milla
Ponce DE Leon Alcazar Ormond
Ceba
Bahama
Adays ST
ST. Augustine
Fla
Georgia
Hampton Terrace
Augusta, GA
Co. A. Lensley
Virginia
Virginia Hot Springs Ond
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fred Sterry
Hot Spring
8Th Ave
24Th
125Th St
76Th
Tith Sts
6Ist St
225Th St
Tremont
City Hotels
HOTEL
Grenoble
56Th ST
7Th AV
Musiy William P. Chase
Berth Ave
S. E. Cor
14Th St
Sgt Ave
Soe St
25Th St
American Dstrict Telegraph Office
Cumberland
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