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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1908
Page
7
A public stock promoter urges Nevada-Utah purchase up to ten dollars a share before a looming boom, touting recent corporate successes and pledging open governance, no salary, and resignations on request while seeking 10,000 new public investors to outvote insiders and consolidate with other properties amid Wall Street activity.
The item presents garbled market text with odd figures such as No 1 and No 2 entries, including numbers like 1850 and 1775. It reads as an unclear OCR snippet likely listing prices or bids without coherent context or complete names, suggesting a partial market column fragment.
New York January 14 Coffee sales reported at 28 500 bags with prices slightly weaker yet closing zone steady. Cotton futures opened quiet and declined modestly then steadied amid Liverpool signals and storage concerns. spot cotton in the southern markets showed gains around a few points. Wheat corn oats and rye moved on mixed wires with demand and overseas cues shaping gains and holds.
Market fluctuated across metals and chemicals with copper lead and tin varying. Local markets showed steady or slight gains in tin and iron while sugar and syrups held firm with active demand and new imports.
Weight and beef market report shows unchanged beef at Meeper with shipments today on the Cevie to Liverpool including Sif cattle and 2 900 quarters of beef. Oceanic bound for Southampton tomorrow will export about 4 000 quarters for London trade. Calves receipts total 273 head with 215 for market and 40 veals carried over. Dressed calve prices and grain-fed calves listed with sales by McPherson & Co and S. Sanders.
A terse listing notes locations at 18 Bishopsgate Street London and 78 Rue de Richelieu Paris for letters of credit bills of exchange and cable transfers, indicating cross border financial service points.
Market notes from Cincinnati and East Buffalo on January 14 show hogs active and higher, with mixed and workers trading around 4.50 to 5.50. cattle steady to lower in Cincinnati and Pittsburg at various steers and veal ranges. sheep and lambs mostly steady to higher. provisions include prime steers up to 5.75 and veal calves around 8.35.
Receipts total 28 cars of beeves including 1 car for export alive and 27 for slaughterers with 1 car for the market. Trade was steady with tight arrivals expected tomorrow. Dressed beef in moderate demand at 9 to 11 cents per pound for native sides. Liverpool markets quoted steady at 11 1/2 to 11 3/4 pence per pound.
Cattle receipts estimated 5 000 head with market steady. Steers 425, cows 275 to 450, heifers 275 to 425, bulls 275 to 425, stockers 260 to 460. Hogs receipts about 30 000 head up 15 cents. Butchers 4 33 to 4 40, packers 4 40 to 4 48, heavy hogs mixed 4 33 to 4 40. Sheep receipts unspecified, market steady to 10 cents.
Market report from Liverpool notes closing prices and futures for wheat corn peas flour hops beef pork hams bacon and shoulders. Spot wheat steady March contracts steady while pork and bacon show weakness in several cuts with varying d prices across Cumberland cut short rib and clear belly categories.
At the January 4 1908 stockholders meeting the National Park Bank elected a list of directors for the ensuing year. The slate includes Joseph T. Moore Francis KR Appleton Sturvesant Fish John Jacob Astor George Hart George Fredrick Victor Charlies Seritrer Cornelius Vanderbilt Edward C. Hoyt Isaac Guggenheim W. Rockhill Potts John E. Borne August Belmont Lewis Cass Ledyard Richard Delafield and I gert G Thorne. Keeler P. Moore Clayton Rockhill Thorne John C McKeon and John C Van Cleat were named vice presidents. Maurice H Ewer was appointed cashier with William S Jones William A Main and Frederick O. named assistant cashiers.
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