Markets Report Mixed London Prices and U S Commodities
The London tin and copper markets showed gains and losses while lead and iron moved lower. Local prices held steady for several metals with firm demand in oils and syrups, and a sharp rise in pork futures noted amid strong hog markets.
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London
Standard Foundry
Cleveland
Northern
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Chicago
Kansas
Omaha
City
America
Brazil
T&c
Patna
Japan
Rangoon
Eagle
Market Report Dull Coffee and Cotton on March 30 1908
New York March 30 1908 market notes show coffee trading quiet with slight firmness, 15000 bags sold, near months liquidating, European selling pressuring near terms, receipts week 105090 bags, Rio and Santos shipments 63 140 bags, spot Rio No 7 steady. Cotton advanced early then slipped as southern deliveries rose and forward contracts met selling. market closed higher than intraday lows but bearish local tone with improved southern spot readings and cautious futures.
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New York
Hamburg
Receijyta
Dey
Brazil
United States
Rio
Santos
United State
Europe
United
Iocal
Intertar
Priv Vales
Liverpool
Ing Gulf
Moblie Eteacy
Wilmington
Suffolk
Augusta
Memphis
St Louis
Wisc
Houston
Galveston
New Orleans
Cgtion Exchange
Manchester
Western
Son
Kansas
Southcoming
Wes
S&c
Budapest
Broom
Alset
Dar
Livestock Receipts and Prices at York Market
Receipts of cattle, calves, sheep, and hogs processed at York with quotes on beef cattle, steers, cows, bulls, and calves. Prices ranged for Good to choice native steers, extra prime cows, and various weights from major shippers and buyers, with notable activity at Jersey City and West Indies markets.
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York
Schwarzewingé & Sulzberger
Esha
Lee Sane
West Indies
Jersey City
Gith Street
micPheron & Co
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Newton & Co
Chicago
Kerns Commission Company
Lancaster County Stable Fed
Tobin & Shannon
John FP
Nelson
Hollis Calves
Ndiana Veals
Kerne Commission Compan
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Ian Straw
van Bert. Bois
Bard
Midélin
Gar
General Market Report
the National Copper Bank, OF
General Development Company
Treasury
Delaware
the Treasury
Adolph Lewisdn
United Metals Selling Co
WM. H. Nichols
General Chemical Co
Walter T. Rosen
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co
Ralph C. Lupton
Del
J. Parke Channing
Tennessee Copper Co
Jacob Langeloth
American Metal Co
Julius H. Susmann
Bankers and Registrar OF
STOCK
National Copper Bank
Broadway
New York City
Herman Cook
Bankers Trust Company OF
Guggenheimer
Untermyer & Marshall
Wall Street
Prospectus
Adolph Lewisohn, Esq
Miami Copper Company
Globe
Arizona
Old Dominion Company
Gila
Ise
Arizona Copper Company
Nevada Consolidated Copper Company
Utah Copper Company
Boston Consolidated Mining Company
Miami
Messrs. Guggenheimer
Boston
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railway Company
Stockholders’ Protective Committee
Columbia Trust Company
Nassau St
Willard V. King
Evans RK. Dick
E. L. Oppenheim
Fairman R. Dick
Broad St
Ounsel
Iron and Steel Manufacturing Corporation
N.Y. City
West Side Bank
New York State
Ser
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TIS
Christian F. Tietjen
Francis L. Leland
Charles Rohe
Theodore M. Bertine
Walter Westervelt
Frederick L. Williams
Nter
H. H. Hoss
Andrew Mullen
Te. Wright & Co
Ww. R. Hume
Foyin
Brannon
Bom Do
Ioe
Judd & Co
Indiana
S. Sanders
Hollis
Iittle
Hume
Trust Company Statementa
Bowling ‘Green ‘Trust Company
Ine
Er Reo
Ccna
Sa Toew
Wan
John A. Hilton
William Wt
Bowling Green Trust Company
Broceway
Gait County
Safe Trust
Banke
William M. Laws
Sea of Notary
Es Ilkinson
Mneti
Consolidated Exchange Sales
Gary Glss
Ay Balt & Chiv
Bate
Brook Snap Tan
North
Inter-Metro
Mex Central
K & Tex
Pacttte
Ban Rep Steel
Tock Island
Southern
Pac
Union Pacific Creeses
Ing. A
Atlanta
Belcher
Blue Belt
Cal & Va
Chollar
Elkton
Goldfield
Hale
Kendall
Montgomery Mt
Red Hill
Savage
Silver Photon
Hightow
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