Market Report From Boston on Coffee Cotton Wheat and More
New York January 16 1908 report covers coffee with 29 750 bags traded and prices firming after an initial drop. Cotton market shows strong bullish activity with record highs for the season and steady spot prices. Wheat and corn markets turn cautious then recover on Argentina demand and interior stocks. Various port receipts and regional prices, plus export and stock movements across Liverpool Havre Rio Santos and southern points are noted.
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New York
Hamburg
Havre
Rio
Santos
Jundiahy
Metals and provisions market movements in London and New York
London tin copper lead and spelter prices ease or hold while local markets show quiet to steady trends. Provisions rise on smaller receipts, with hogs and beef steady and refined sugar prices listed across multiple grades.
New York Produce Prices Seasonal Market Report 1908
New York January 16 1908 beans and peas prices hold steady flat demand moderate trade active on fine goods white kidney weak turtle soup and yellow eye slow demand for California Uma. Butter cheese eggs and fruits show mixed activity with stock levels shaping prices as refrigerations and regional supplies influence figures.
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New York
California
Uma
Ima
Jays Trading
Wever
Doe
Cialis
Wholesale poultry and produce market report with varied items
The market lists Western fowls and ducks with prices for both pickled and scalded categories, plus Ohio and Michigan lots. Rabbit, wild duck, and numerous vegetables including potatoes, lettuce, onions, and peppers are shown with state, New Orleans, Bermuda, and Florida origins and per unit or per crate pricing.
Livestock Market Report From New York Jan 16 1968
Livestock receipts include 40 car cattle six head each with four for slaughterers and one for the market. Beef prices steady with Virginia steers at 5 per 100 pounds, dressed beef unchanged. Calves and veals show slow sales with dressed calves and veals around 9 to 11 cents per pound. Sheep and lambs receipts total 85 cars 291 head with market mix moving in Jersey City. Lambs steady to slightly stronger. common sheep and yearlings priced around 5 to 6.75 per 100 pounds, dressed mutton at 10 to 11 cents per pound. Hog receipts 21 cars totaling about 4,053 head.
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Tour
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Brussels
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Siz
Do Florida
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Leeks
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Connecticut
Charleston
Norfolk
Canada
Timothy
Alliki
New York
Virginia
London
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Fred I. Kratz
Thayer
Syles—Tobin & Shannon
Jersey City
Kerns Commission Company
Opin & Shannon
Pennsylvania
Hog market steady as Buffalo advice keeps pace
Prices for hogs held steady at the packing market, with country buyers reporting no change and bids around six to seven and a half cents per pound as traders awaited further guidance.
Markets in Chicago Cincinnati and East Buffalo Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices
Cattle receipts around 10 000 head in Chicago with steady to dull prices steer 425 to 655 cows 275 to 450 heifers 250 6 525 calves 32 to 38 25 stockers and feeders 32 to 46 hogs about 28 000 in Chicago with prices up 10 cents butchers 450 heavy shipping 460 choice 440 4450 mums lambs 405 7 35 yearlings 4 to 6 35 in Cincinnati hogs lower butchers 435 to 450 cattle slow fair to good shippers 4 to 5 15 common 22 lambs weak sheep steady lambs 3 ... East Buffalo cattle slow prime steers 50 to 55 VEALS 160 head active dairies 450 to 4 ... Hogs light fair active heavy slow 4 50 to 4 60 Yorkers and pigs 4 50 4 60 veal calves 848 50 prime hogs 455 457 medium heavy 4 Sixty ... Sheep and lambs 10 400 head slow steady yearlings 68 6 0 prime wethers 55 308 550 lambs 5 7 5 veal calves 50 hogs receipts fair market active on light grades and slow on other grades prime heavies 455 457 4 5 5 60 3 50 4
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New York Produce Exchange
Ae Cneas
Occu
Seaboard
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West
India
South America
Brazil Keys
T's
Oleo, Tse
Japan
Patna
Rangoon
Bassein
Eagle
h.lSc
Dulles
Markes
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
Wheat and Corn Futures Steady Amid Mixed Western Prices
Market notes show steady wheat spot and futures ahead, with corn and peas mixed as Canadian oats and lard futures hold. Prime goods such as pork and cheese remain firm margins, while various cuts and fats show tentative demand in a quiet trading day.
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Sis
Pacific Coast
Wheat and corn surge on Hessian flu damage reports
Chicago grain futures rose as reports of Hessian fly damage to winter wheat in Kansas and weakened overnight in Liverpool spurred demand. May wheat closed strong near the day’s high, corn and oats also firm, hogs supported by light acceptances and active cash buying. Primary receipts and local car counts increased with wheat and flour lead.
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Lord
Surrogates Court Seal Witnessed in New York Testament
An official Surrogate Court document bears the seal and witness of Hon. Charles H Ettt as Surrogate of New York County. It notes the date December 24 in the year 1907 and is signed by Daniel J Dowdey, Clerk of the Surrogates Court.
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New York
CHARLES H_ ETT
Daniel J Dow Dey
Surrogates Notice for Thompson and de Trobriand Estates
Surrogates alerts creditors to present claims against Abby S Thompson late of New York deceased and Mary de Trobriand late of New York deceased. Vouchers due to Fisher A Baker and Curtis Re Hatheway at their offices No 2 Wall Street and No 20 Broadway Manhattan New York by specified June dates 1907. Executrices Marie Caroline Post and others named.
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CHARLES _ BECKETT
Newar
Abby S. Thompson
York
Fisher A. Baker
Wall Street
New York
New
Reas
United States
COMPA
Ferris
Thompson
Wal Street
New York City
City of New York
Marie Caroline Post
Charles A. Post
Curtis RE. Hatheway
Broadway
Borough of Manhattan
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