Market News From New York Coffee and Cotton Prices
The New York market report notes coffee fluctuating through early session, finding support from Brazilian weather and anticipated lighter receipts after month end, with mixed demand and an eventual quiet close. Spot coffee remained steady, while receipts reached 93,000 bags. European markets showed modest gains and losses. Cotton trade presented further activity with southern spots firming and futures edging higher, amid heavy Western hogs and mixed futures in other grain and oil markets.
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Cabies
Brazil
Epertes
São Paulo
Postelbiz
Hamburg
Santos Gar
Rio
Rember
Cefles
Exchange
Europe
Santos
Havre
Manchester
L Ocai
Pull River
Southern
Wes
Spumor
Tasaico & Wire
New Orleans
Aera
Esas
Gulf
Savannah
Norfolk
Baltimore
Augusta
Sigc
St Louis
Little Rock Steaty
Skc
Charleston
Galveston
Wilmington
Houston
Otton Exchange
Liverpool
America
Midland Upland
New York Produce Exchange
Beans and Peas Market Report from New York 1908
Country produce markets report New York September 16 1908 beans and peas receipts beans 10 sacks peas 225 sacks. Prices show beans marrow and pea baths with varying grades 1907 1908 offerings and declines for Scotch peas. Butter cheese eggs and fruits noted with quotes for creamery and western imitation creamery, apples plums grapes and cranberries listed with regional quotes. Hops market minimal activity with mixed state and Pacific Coast listings. May A and D straw section hints at quiet market.
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New York
Lima
California
Poultry Market Reports Tighten on Mixed Demand
The market shows firm prices for prime heavy fowls with spring chickens irregular in quality. Chickens and turkeys remain active while ducks and geese vary. sharp price quotes include spring turkeys at 13 1/2 C per lb and chickens around 14 C per lb. Fresh dressed fowls supply moderate, and squabs and game move slowly with cautious bids from buyers.
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New York
Russia
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Jersey
Boston
Rockland County
Hackensack
Connecticut
Eastern
State and Western
Orange County
Massachusetts
Norfolk
Washinton
Canada
Allike
Livestock Market Report from New York 1808
Receipts: 116 cars totaling 2 210 head with 63 cars on sale after holdovers. Steers dull and weak. top grades down 19 15c. medium and common hard to sell. Bulls steady, cows 10 25c lower. Dressed beef weak. Milkh cows about 48 on sale. prices steady for good stock. Salves 2 194 head. calves varied with Western prices down. Sheep and lambs 40 cars. lambs steady to lower. Hogs 40 cars, steady to Monday’s quotes. state and Pa hogs $7 40 per 100 lb, Jersey $7, pigs $8 75.
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Chicago
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Eassy
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Canada
Muscovado
United States
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Ria
Porto Rico
Pacific Coast
Reeves
Liverpool
Majestic
Union
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
Market summaries from Chicago and other yards
Telegraph market notices report cattle receipts around 22 000 at Chicago with steer prices near 6 0 7 4, hogs about 20 000 with prices around 7 0 7 4, and sheep about 28 000 steady. Additional data from Union Stock Yard Pittsburg Cincinnati East Buffalo and Kansas City show varied cattle, hog, and sheep quotes, with imports and regional shifts noted.
Gill likely to leave Wisconsin Central amid absorption talk
Milwaukee reports Thomas Gill is about to depart the Wisconsin Central. Observers expect the line to be absorbed by a larger railroad, possibly the Canadian Pacific, though its own legal staff may not transfer. Wisconsin Central had ordered five thousand freight cars for anticipated heavy business from its Duluth and Superior extension.
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Tribune
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Thomas Gill
Wisconsin Central Road
Gill
Canadian Pacific
Central
Wisconsin Central
Duluth
Superior
Mediterranean Rate Increase Sparks Maritime Meeting
Berlin September conference of German and Italian steamship line representatives agreed to raise rates by $10 for transport between Mediterranean ports and New York. A broader agreement on disputed points will be proposed at a later conference with all lines at month end.
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Mediterranean
New York
Prosperity in Detroit Boosts Auto Jobs
Optimistic reports from Detroit manufacturing plants say fall weather will lift business mood. Automobile company officers forecast rapid recovery with plans for large factory force increases and new buildings. About seven thousand additional workers will be needed by Detroit auto factories.
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Detroit Automobile Factories
Burden of the Ontario Bank Shares Slump in Deficit
Toronto telegraph reports the Ontario Bank's total deficit reaches 2,281.9 percent of capital absorbing 1,509,000 and creating 781,926 in liability. Asset list includes 226,000 market valued stock with 6,600 shares of Minneapolis and St Louis Railway. chairman Wood says misvaluation and a costly mispurchase.
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Tribune
Toronto
Ontario Bank
Wood
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railway
Reform in Bank Examinations
Washington plans close cooperation between the Controller of the Currency, bank examiners, and clearing house associations. An information clearing house will collect unusual loan facts from examiners and share findings with clearing houses to gauge bank paper value. Controllers seek mutual, prompt reporting of alarm signals to support sound, conservative banking and possible joint committees for consultation.
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Clearing House
Murray
Fsaxing
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Report
The Chicago wheat market rose on surprising strength as Liverpool demand offset heavy Northwest arrivals. Wheat traded firm with December near 101% and September around 101%, while corn fell and oats eased. Duluth bought heavily, export talk rose, and New York’s advance widened price spreads. Local receipts totaled 52 cars, with ample Minneapolis and Duluth activity and ongoing short selling in corn.
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Kansas City
Orphan Copper Promises Quick Profits for Investors
The C F King Company promotes Orphan Copper of Arizona and New York as a fast rising security on curb markets. President Melville D. Chapman and VP Charles M. Clark lead a 3 million dollar issue owning 660000 shares. The property lies in Globe Arizona near the Miami vein with nine veins exposed, claimed self-faxing ore averaging about 12 percent copper with gold and silver. Prospects suggest a major shipping mine potential near a large smelter, with price support from copper market optimism and rapid prior price gains. Investment potential is highlighted with predicted doubles in 30 to 60 days and orders available through the King firm or Gavigan Isbell & Company New York affiliates.
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Mexico
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Philadelphia
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Isbell, & Company
Marbridge Building
Orphan Copper
New York & Boston
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Marbridge
Local and long distance telephone Main 4 in Boston
A brief notice from Boston dated Sept 15 1908 announces Local and long distance telephone service under Main 4 at the Journal Building. The item records a utility contact point for residents and businesses seeking telephone access in the Fourth Floor offices.
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Boston
Crop markets drift as corn weakness drags oats and hogs
Local receipts reach 203 cars with 6 of contract grade while oats fall 4 cents in cash market. Northwest elevators report fewer fresh arrivals over ten days. Farmers hold crop in stacks awaiting better prices. Nearby hogs drop amid profit taking and lighter grain demand. Tomorrow's expected arrivals: wheat 5 cars, corn 291, oats 278, hogs 21,000.
Public Notice of Application by Central Trust of New York
Public notice states an application will be made by The Central Trust of New York as Trustee under the First Mortgage of the New York and Flushing Railroad Company. The proceeding before Special Term of the Supreme Court is set for 10:30 a.m. on a specified date in the County of Queens to seek appointment related to the mortgage matter.
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Central Trust OF New York
New York and Flushing Railroad Company
Bowne and
Conkup
Railron
Coe Menhatian
Iron Company All Sold Out In Birmingham Market
Birmingham Ala Sept 16 Announcement notes a large iron making company in the Birmingham district has withdrawn from the market and sold its probable output for the rest of the year. The firm plans to blow in a fifth furnace on the sixth and a sixth next week, with others delaying next year’s deliveries awaiting better prices.
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Ala
Monon Annual Stockholders Meeting Report Summary
At the Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Railroad Company annual meeting directors R M Gallaway W H McDoel and Charles Steel were re elected. The eleventh annual report for year ended June 30 1908 shows gross earnings of 5 167 1013 dollars, passenger earnings 1 329 9242, freight earnings 3 287 377, operating expenses 4 003 46827, and net earnings 1 163 70216, compared with prior year figures.
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Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railroad Company
The
Monon
R. M. Gallaway
New York
William H. McDoel
Chicago
Charles Steel
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