Thomas Gibson's Special Market Letters, 1908

actual advance American amount appear average balance banks basis bonds bushels buying capital causes cent changes charges commodities considerable considered consumption convertible copper corporations cost cotton credits crop decline demand depreciation dividends duties earnings effect electrical estimated Europe exchange expenses exports fact figures future gold hand higher important improved increase indicate industrial influence interest investment investor issue Italy January June less letter lines loans loss March means metal methods Michigan mining months movement nearly needs operating opinion panic past percentage period possible pounds present probably production profit purchases railroad rates reached reason recent reduced reserves result rise roads securities selling share silver speculation steel stock market supply surplus Table tariff tion tons trade United York