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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1908
Page
18
Market reports indicate poor grain demand with widespread rot and moulé, while exports of corn rise and the visible supply expands. Oats, barley, and cotton products fluctuate. London metal prices slip but local markets stay muted with varied vegetable prices across Bermuda and Long Island supplies.
General Market Report from New York notes coffee demand steady with 23,500 bags sold and futures flat to down slight. cotton futures slip amid mixed foreign cues and reports of demand in Europe. In addition, warehouse receipts show weekly totals and Rio, Santos shipments, with broad market movements influenced by European rates and weather signals.
The New York market notes steady demand and price levels for domestic white beans red kidney beans and California lima beans with fresh and held creamery products and cheese markets showing varied activity. Receipts are light for many grades while cold weather and Western firming reports influence trade and prices across beans peas eggs and dairy products.
West Shore New York January 27 1908 Lehigh Valley Weehawken weekly receipts and exports show cattle beef and sheep totals and quotes from multiple firms including Shamberg Son and United States Beef Co. Prices vary by grade with steers cows and bulls listed and two days receipts totaling 1756 head for slaughterers and market.
Receipts over two days show veal lamb and sheep volumes with varied prices. Tobin Shannon and Kerns Commission Co report multiple lots with weights and per hundred weight prices, plus hog sales and dressed meat pricing.
Regional livestock reports show cattle and hogs advancing with strong demand. Receipts near 34,000 head in Chicago trading with higher bids for heavy shipping and butchers cattle, while sheep and lamb markets rise modestly and hogs gain about 10 cents. Trade notes include Cincinnati and Buffalo pricing, with varied support for stockers and feeders.
Closing remarks show mixed spot and futures for wheat corn and pork with quiet markets. Prices list for hogs and lard remain firm to weak across grades while oils and turpentine note dull activity. overall trading appears subdued with few decisive moves.
The Chicago wheat market rose on reports of scarce grain with gains for May as prices opened higher and closed strong at around $10.00. Corn stayed firm on export demand while oats fell, and provisions edged higher amid a bullish crop expert outlook. Primary receipts and regional deliveries were reported, with mixed shifts in futures during the day.
Final judgment entered in the United States Circuit Court requires Delaware and Hudson to pay Albany and Susquehanna 1 107 03 for arrears and increases rental by more than 100 16. The case goes to the Circuit Court of Appeals for final disposition. Delaware and Hudson operates the Albany and Susquehanna under a long lease after stockholders elected a new board replacing former nominees.
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