General Market Report Coffee and Cotton Markets 1908
New York September 8 1908 coffee market eased with late months lower amid lighter activity and reduced near term demand. World visible supply rose for August while Brazil receipts fell. October and other contracts closed down slightly amid scattered short covering and shipping influences. Cotton traded unsettled with early gains fading to near unchanged as demand weakened and weather offers mixed signals. spot markets showed varied activity across Southern ports. Wheat and flour firm on Minneapolis strength, corn steady to higher with frost rumors in Ohio Valley. sugar and rice markets steady to firm with refined sugar active and prices listed for multiple grades. Major entities include New York Produce Exchange prices, Liverpool and Hamburg cues, and Southern port quotations.
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New York
FAO
Havre
Hamburg
Sacco
Rio No 7
Santos
Gee Ay
Lia
Eeo
Shorts
Liverpool -On
Liverpool
Wwe
Minneapolis
New York Produce Exchange
Minneapolia
The
Northwest News
Srouic
Ted
di Gay
Advan
Berlin
Budapest
Truluth
Mission House
Buffalo
Philadelphia
City
Calcutta
Delaware
McCahan
Pennsylvania
Cape Cod
Far West
Pearl
Bartlett
Jersey
Pine Island
West Virginia
Maryland
Upriver
Niagara
Concord
Nova Scotia
Erries
Cape Coed
New Mexico
Rocky Ford
Colorado
Porto Rico
Pacific Coast
State
Perth
Long Island
Boston
Rockland County
Hackensack
Longesland
Ohio
State and Western
Orange County
Tong Island
Massachusetts
OKRA
Trapped in Smelters buy advises stock to 112
In a pointed investor note, the writer claims Smelters will rise to 112 then 190, cites heavy short interest, and asserts Guggenheims and Rockefeller ties. He alleges market manipulation around the Annual Report and urges buying Smelters below 112.
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Wall Street
Guggenheim
Standard Oil
Guggenheims
Taft
2d—Smelt
Rockefellers
Rockefeller
Wassa Bank Resources and Liabilities Noted
The document lists Wassa Bank resources and liabilities with figures including 6,590,307.53 and 8,717,413.92 along with 500,000.00 and 72,808.61, indicating a detailed balance sheet snippet. The entries reflect asset and liability amounts in a historical banking record.
Beans and Piers Market Report from New York 1808
New York on September 2 1808 reports bean and pea receipts at 5123 sacks with prices cut amid late season pressure. Beans marrow and pea prices range from 2 35 to 2 46 per bushel with various grades listed, butter receipts rise and show firmness for fancy fresh creamery, and cheese prices hold with modest demand and supply.
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New York
Lima
Poultry and Produce Prices in Overvosted Market Report
Market overstocked and weak with no further carloads this week. Prices quoted for various poultry items including chickens fowls roosters and turkeys with wide variation by region. Hay and straw under softer tone though prices not materially lowered with multiple vegetable items and produce prices listed by region and grade.
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Express
Notice to creditors in Ritchings Soutar case receivership
UPREME COURT NEW YORK COUNTY LEV T E nn Dodd as Receiver of Zanesville Tile Company sues Bitchings Soutar. creditors must prove their claims to Edwin T. Greaves permanent receiver at 170 Broadway Manhattan by February 15 1908 or be barred from participation in judgment or distribution. attorney Levin L Brown office details listed.
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State of New York
County of New York
W. Parson
E. M. Clarke
The
Plaza Bank
Fifth Avenue
City of
New York
Acce
W. Meemaster Mills
Co. W. Parson
County of
William M Kingsley
Henry E. Ahern
United States Trust Company of New York
Wall Street
WM. M. Kingsley
Ind
Henry Z. Ahern
H. Macbride
New York County
State of
L. le Stanton
Ee. M. Miller
Standard Trust Company
Broad Street
W. G Dowley
Kings County
New_York
L. I. Stanton
E. M. F. Miller
County of New York, Sr
A. A. Nash
Frederick T
Dorm Exchange Bank
William Street
Upreme Court
Levt Enn Dodd
Zanesville Tile Company
Bitchings & Soutar Company
Tchings & Soutar Company
Supreme Court of
Ritchings & Soutar Company
Edwin T. Greaves
Broadway
Bon
Manhattan
City of New York
Levin L. Brown
Borough of
Upreme
AMY N_ FRANK
Harry Mack
William Carter
Builders’ Construction Company
Ralian-Swiss Collony
Pneumatic Whitewash Company
William H. Holdsworth
Percy Holdsworth
Edwin H. Hess
Nathaniel J. Hess
John Holl
Bernard Holl
John Holtrom Works Company
Sampson , Weinbandier
C. George Setboth
New York Telephone Company
Bernstein
Harlem River Lumber & Woodword Company
Isaacs
Borough of Manhattan
New York City
Cuthbert W. Pound
Court of the State of
New York County Court House
Min Ss
Daniel Stiess
Martha ‘Chen
Laura Dreher
Bertha Kessler Boswald
Harry 5. Hall
American Exchange Realty Company
Hudson Valley Dairy Company
Northfield Creamery Couny
Rose Eberhardt
Charles Lessman
John Reijjram O'Neill
Theodore Butler
James Joseph Lewis Zayer
Peter Ehre
Sakrat Danton
Adolph Ven Liberman
Rachael Liberman
Charles Liberman
Rebecca Liberman
Rebecca
Earley
Weaver & Earley
Laura Drefer
Tregey
Jonn
Newark
County Court House
N. Yearley. Weaver & Early
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H. P .Sturr
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Samuel R. Weed
Harry Bronner
Richard Young
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Clark, Dodge & Company
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