Coffee and Cotton Markets in Shifted 1908 Trade Tone
New York reports a steady to mixed day in coffee with early gains turning to close unchanged as European receipts rise and Brazilian shipments stay firm. Cotton ends with a modest fall after a rally, with frost and weather worries in the Western belt affecting near-term demand. futures and spot prices show a cautious market with broad activity across U S ports and Liverpool cables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Easton
Gener
Emi
Sao Paulo
Im Ani
Positon
Stelbow
Liverpool
Mleant Canada
Iaios
Southers Mill
Om Tans Araine
Bates
Agaieet
Helen
Gulf
Galveston
New Orleans
Charleston
Sic
Houston
Steacy
Wilmington
Wales
Mobile
Baltimore
St Louis
Seles
Bsr
Little Rock
Horton
Cotten Exchange
Misching Upland
Jaenu- Qrr
Duluth
Rio Valley
Broomhall
Buffalo
Bradstreet
Chicago
London
Londo
Standard Foundry
Cleveland
Northern
New York Produce Exchange
Philadelphia
Phladelphia
Elsogt
Calcutta
Kansas City
Omaha
Iled Thames
America
Iltec
C. Patna
Lonber
S.hewderré
Willett & Gre
New York Produce Markets in October 1908 Report
October 1908 market notes show beans and peas with firm to steady demand for choice marrows and red kidney beans, butter and cheese receipts mixed with variable prices, eggs steady to rising on high grade but softer on mid tiers, apples and fruit showing mixed yet firm tones with regional variability.
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New York
Alifornia Lima
California
Liverpool
Katie
Gravenstein Sorawenss
Raobbertson
Holland Wall
York Pinpin
Serkel
Seth
Markets Reported Across Fruit and Produce Lines
Prices for plums grapes cranberries and oranges vary by variety and region. Hops and hay show steady ranges while poultry and dressed meat markets remain unsettled with mixed quality supplies.
Livestock market report from New York Oct 23 1908
Cattle receipts 162 cars 2802 head with exports and market lots. Steers in light supply with modest gains. cows and bulls varied. dressed beef slow. Hogs and sheep complex included multiple buyers and regional quotes. calves and veals noted. Additional city and region pricing data from East Buffalo Kansas City and Toledo accompanied by shipper sales and weights.
Chicago market cattle and hog receipts drop as prices ease
Chicago market reports show receipts about 22 500 cattle with prices down 15 to 25 cents except for select steers and butcher cattle. Steers 449 to 760, cows 325 to 425, heifers 4 to 425, bulls 250 to 450, calves 550. Hog receipts near 2 000 with weakness across grades, butchers 580 to 680, packing 445 to 530, sows 150 to 475. Sheep receipts around 8 000 with verse steady to higher prices on lambs and yearlings. Union Stock Yards notes Pittsburgh cattle data dated October 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerns Commission Company
Indiana
J. G. Curtis & Son
Jelliffe. Wright & Co
Fred J. Kratz
West Virginia
Newton & Co
Tobin & Beemen
Eho
S. Ivdd & Co
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
Kansas City
Toledo
Chicago
Eles
Union
Pitsburg
Ordinary Expenditure in Cash Figures and Revenue Surplus
Financial figures show cash expenditures totaling 76 381 643 22 and 79 152 793 80. Revenue surplus amounts listed include 10 092 157 72 and 12 931 090 86 with further totals of 22 505 712 02 29 209 481 54 and 18 956 800 00.
European Produce Market Report from Liverpool
Liverpool markets list mixed commodity pricing across wheat corn flour and meats with spot and futures quotes. Wheat and corn show quiet or steady action while fats and lards, bacon, and pork indicate variable prices and firm or easy trends in Western and India markets.
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Liverpool
London
Pacific Coast
Tierces
Ste
Chicago grain markets edge lower on European weakness
European grain market weakness depresses Chicago trading with final quotes showing net leases around 40 to ½ cent. Corn stays firm, oats steady, provisions easy. Wheat trends weak near the close, prices near the bottom.
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Chicago
Grain market ebbs and flows on frost damage estimates
European grain declines faded as Argentina dispatch hinted crop damage. Early buying by commission houses pushed prices up, then selling resumed as later data showed damage was confined to one district. Wheat futures closed near steady after a day of weak trade and wet weather across the Midwest.
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Commission
Argentina
Mississippi River
Nebraska
Iowa
Mississippi
Seaboard
Sradstreet
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Decisions Against A O Brown Co and San Domingo Copper
The Appellate Division ruled two decisions against A O Brown Co and the San Domingo Gold and Copper Co in favor of Thomas G. Gaylord seeking 125000 for unrealized profits on a 250 share subscription. The suits, begun before Brown Co collapsed, are identical and at interlocutory stage with demurrers overruled. Trial not yet reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A O. Brown & Co
San Domingo Gold and Copper Company
Supreme Court
Thomas G. Gaylord
Gaylord
A. O. Brown & Co
A . Brown & Co
San Domingo Company
Taxicab Strike Officer Arrested In New Haven Hotel Tent
Ferdinand W. Church a special officer at the New York Taxicab Company was arrested in the tent housing strike breakers on Sith Street and Eighth Avenue for allegedly passing a nonfunded check to Jacob Mann. A missing diamond studded gold watch valued at $0 was also reported by the housekeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Mann
New Haven
Ferdinand W. Church
New York Taxicab Company
Sith Street
Eighth Avenue
Church
Ryerson Street
Brooklyn
Mann
First National Bank of New Haven
Kinsella Leaves License Bureau Amid Hearings
James Kinsella deputy chief of the Bureau of Licenses in Brooklyn resigns to Mayor McClellan. He faced public hearing testimony that he took fees for licenses above legal rates. Kinsella denied the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kinsella
Bureau of Licenses
Brooklyn
McClellan
Kinsella
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Patenss
General Market Report
Tis
United States
Arts Eines
Hesse
Wester
Orin
Westers
AEG
Eee
Stonday
Re Bortreet
Geures
Mike
Sebles
Francisco Prunswick
Teston
Country Produce Markets
Delaware
Niagara
Concord
Cape Cod
Jersey
Bere
Florida
Porto Rico
New York State
Timothy
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Ohio
Long Island
Maine
State
Boston
Orange County
Virginia
Schwarzschild & Sulsberger
J. Shamberg & Son
Armour & Co
Morris Beef Company
Celtic
Swift Beef Company
South Africa
E. Cook
Great Britain
McPherson & Co
Lase Newton & Co
Tobin & Shannon
S. Sanders
BAY Telegraph
Institution For Encouragement
Caja de Préstamos Para Obras de Irrigación Y Fomento de la Agricultura, S. A
U. S
Speyer & Co
United States of Mexico
Don José Y. Limantour
Department of Finance and Public Credit of
Mexico
Institution For the
S. A
Caja de Préstamos Para
Department of Finance and Public Credit
Comisarios
Congress
Caja de Prestamos
Caja de Préstamos
Frankfort A,m
Messrs
Speyer Brothers
Mr. Lazard
Speyer-Ellissen
Berlin
Amsterdam
Deutsche Bank
Messrs. Teixeira DE Mattos Brothers
New York Stock Exchange
Europe
Lic
Department of Finance and Public Credit of Mexico
Pine Street
THE
National City Bank
Wall Street
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Ilinois
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