Coffee and Cotton Markets Move on Quiet New York Session
New York on January 31 reports a quiet coffee market with 19,780 bags traded and prices mostly unchanged. Reports note firm European offers and steady spot prices, while cotton declines amid bear pressure and mixed futures, with bids and futures fluctuating but ending near session lows. Liverpool and local port receipts are summarized, alongside weather of market activity and general sentiment about future price direction.
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New York
Jerge
Lee
Formaga
Wes & Pfs
Ike Temas
Estortas
Atlantic Mutual Script Prices and Wheat Market Report
Atlantic Mutual Script records and daily market blotter show firm bid quotes from Taylor Smith Evans at 49 Wall Street New York. The report details wheat futures rally driven by Missouri pest reports and nearby support from Chicago commission houses amid mixed domestic receipts and international price moves.
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Atlantic Mutual
Taylor, Smith & Evans
Wall ST
New York
Sugar Prices and Trade Flow Report From Cuba and UK Markets
Refined sugar markets show moderate activity with steady tone and unchanged prices. List and duty prices are given for various crystals and granulated forms, with cash discounts and rebates noted. Cuban central mills in operation rising to 122, with weekly receipts and exports detailed, UK beet market steady with January and February prices listed.
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Japan
Sis
Patna
Rangoon
Bassein
Santo Domingo
McCahan
Philadelphia
London
United Kingdom
Cuba
United States Market Report for Farm Produce Week Ending January 21 1808
Beans and peas receipts for the week total 5881 bags with exports and imports noted. Butter eggs cheese and fruits show varied activity with steady demand for choice dairy and full cream cheeses. prices move within ranges amid shifting stock and seasonal demand across markets in Oregon Washington California and New York amid temperate weather and export activity.
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New York
Poeur
Karon
Ccus
Francis
Sai
Maddling
Borree
California
Europe
Weste
Pennsyvania
King
Spigenberg
Baldwin
Pearl
Cape Cod
Jersey
Florida
Atlumas
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Washington
Sonoma County
New York State
Market report from the era listing meat and produce prices
The text presents a dense market summary for hay, straw, poultry, and vegetables with prices by grade and origin. It cites Western and Pacific Coast poultry quotes, declares stock levels and demand conditions, notes weak demand among poorer populations, and lists numerous per unit prices for turkeys, chickens, ducks, geese, and assorted vegetables including potatoes onions celery lettuce tomatoes and more, with regional variations and notes on supply and price trends.
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State
Pacific Coast
Express
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Isern
Indiana
Maryland
Wwen Ucks
Livestock Market Report New York January 21 1908
Livestock receipts totaled 95 cars 1648 head with 23 exportalive 69 for slaughterers and some held over. Cattle market barely steady with slow dressed beef around 94e per pound. Liverpool London cables unchanged. Tomorrow 400 cattle 1000 sheep for J Shamberg Son 400 cattle for Schwarzschild Sulzberger 3100 quarters beef for other shippers and Majestic to carry 2850 quarters to Southampton. Calves receipts 710 head with 510 market 20 for slaughterers 11 stale calves. over supply and overall dull with 260 calves unsold. Prices for ordinary to good veals 7 37 to 5 75 per cwt.
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New York
Beeves
Liverpool
London
J. Shamberg & Son
Shwarzschild & Sulzberger
Majestic
Southamp
Swift Beef Company
Morris Beef Company
Jersey City
Notice to holders of railroad mortgage bonds
To the holders of first mortgage bonds of the Tarrytown White Plains and Mamaroneck Railroad Co addressed at Bankers 44 Pine Street New York City. The notice appears in the public record advising bondholders of actions or proceedings affecting their interests and requesting compliance or response by a specified date.
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Iege
G. Stanton Floyd-Jones
Tarrytown, White Plains & Mamaroneck Railroad Co
Bankers
Pine Street
New York City
Livestock Markets Report on Calves Sheep Hogs Prices
Receipts of cattle calves sheep and hogs noted with prices and averages. Barnyard calves sold around 359 to 362 dollars, Western calves 350, yearlings 250, dressed calves weak at 8 14c lb. Sheep steady to lambs down, dressed mutton and lamb prices listed. Hogs firm near five dollars per 100 pounds with country dressed hogs steady. Multiple firms including Sanders Kerns Commission McPherson Tobin Shannon and Newton & Co reported detailed lots and averages.
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S. Sanders
Kerns Commission Company
Indiana Do
Aeee & Shannon
Alt McPherson & Co
Ohio
Indiana
Buffalo
Pennsylvania
Tobin & Shannon
Newton & Co
Saies—S. Sanders
Midwest and East Live Stock Prices Across Markets
Chicago and Detroit area markets report cattle hogs and sheep receipts on January 21 with mixed to steady trends. Prices trend varies by class with cattle mainly $4.60 to $5.75, hogs $4.20 to $4.55, sheep and lambs $4.50 to $5.40 under broad steady to firm conditions across U.S. cities including Cincinnati Pittsburgh and Kansas City.
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Chicago
Union
Pittsburg
Kansas City
East Buffalo
Detroit
Toledo
Ironton
Asp Arbor Division
Georgia, Southern & Florida
Wheeling & Lake
Maryland
Boston
Revere Beach
Lyn
Weenie Nees
Ms Snot
Boston Wool Market Sluggish Yet Prices Kept Steady
In Boston on January 21 the wool market stayed dull with firms reluctant to commit to large orders. Demand appeared for samples though, as quotations for leading lines ranged with Ohio Pennsylvania fleeces at various clean and scoured levels, plus Michigan Wisconsin New York and other regional grades showing mixed values across unwashed and washed catalog terms.
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Boston
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Delaine
Michigan
Wisconsin
New York
Elaine
Kentucky
Texas
Middle County
Southern
Oregon
Staple
Miothing
Valley
European Produce Market Report from Liverpool Jan 21
Liverpool report shows closing prices on wheat corn and flour with spot and futures levels, plus pork ham and bacon values, lard and tallow rates, and notes on Canadian and American commodity offerings. Letters indicate overall steady or dull trading for most items with modest shifts in refined petroleum and linseed oil.
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Liverpool
Rv Estern
Amerce
W. Js
London
Pacific
Iira India
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Summary
Active cash wheat demand lifted May wheat to 4 1/4 to 4 1/2 cents higher, closing firm around 4 1/2 cents up. Corn advanced roughly 1/2 to 1 cent, oats gained about 1/2 cent, while provisions dipped 7 to 11 cents. May wheat opened weak on Northwest receipts, then firm as forecasts of smaller primary receipts and strong cash demand emerged. bulls led late trading. Local receipts rose, and the market moved with the corn rally as showers eyed Indiana and Illinois.
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Chicago
Northwest
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Duluth
Indiana
Ilinois
May
Hog Market Report and May Receipts Summary
Copartnership notices show May profits opening at 54 or higher, trading between 414 and 34 , closing at 4 . Local receipts totaled 236 cars as live hogs surpassed expectations, causing weak provisions. May park fell to 1317, lard down 0 to 0 , ribs 0 to 12 lower at 7 to 792. Tomorrow's receipts: wheat 4 cars, corn 482, cats 180, hogs 58,000 head.
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May
May Park
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Francis M. Bacon
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Thomas W. Lawson
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