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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1902
Page
3
Wide reader notes on oats prices and a later rally with mixed sentiment. No 2 yellow and white corn priced around 70c in New York and Chicago quotes show declines and gains amid changing weather and export activity.
New York July 31 1902 coffee firm on syndicate support with short covering lifting prices to near 5 cents after a lengthy sub-5 period. Spot trade quiet. port receipts 57 000 bags, interior 41 700. Cotton market closes barely steady after early weakness as Texas flood prospects and weather forecasts shift sentiment. Wheat and flour show volatile activity with July futures near 69 70 cents and mixed global quotes.
The New York market notes firm beans and peas with small supplies and slight premiums for select red kidney beans and related varieties. Dairy prices remain steady with modest demand. creamery and Western imitation creamery show weak to average activity, while large full cream cheese maintains moderate demand with limited gains possible if receipts rise.
Market notes show large accumulations and slow selling of high grade items with steady demand for lower grades. Fresh fruit and vegetables across apples peaches pears grapes and melons list varied prices by region and grade, with strong emphasis on state and local names and wide inventory levels.
Spirits turpentine held firm with moderate demand while rosin stayed steady and quiet. Tar prices firm, with detailed quotes for pine tar and various rosin grades, and receipts reported across Wilmington, Savannah, and Charleston ports on July 31 with consignments and exports noted. London pricing listed for spirits turpentine and American strained rosin in pence and shillings.
New York July 31 1902 receipts show 26 car loads of cattle with limited trading. Dressed beef steady with city weights quoted, cattle and veal prices given across many buyers and sellers. Sheep and lambs receipts reach 80 cars with dull demand, lambs uneven and stock carried over. numerous price points from JG Curtis Andrew Mullen Hume Judd Co Kerns Com Co and others. Cattle and calf sales detailed by buyer, location, and weight. Cevic may sail to Liverpool with 405 cattle and 1000 sheep for Shamberg Son Schwarzschild Sulzberger and Morris Beef Co.
Receipts show lambs and hogs across states with prices per hundredweight. Kentucky Maryland Virginia Ohio Pennsylvania Indiana West Virginia and more listed with varied rates for lambs sheep and hogs, along with late yesterday results and seller names such as Newton & Co., Tobin & Shannon, J. H. Hume & Bro., McPherson & Co. and Sanders.
Chicago reports cattle receipts about 4000 head with strong good to prime steers and Westerns, hog receipts near 16000 with dull to weak demand and a broad price spread, sheep receipts around 11000 with lambs and wethers trading lower. Cincinnati and Kansas City give mixed results for hogs cattle and sheep with steady to weaker tones and varied regional prices.
Buffalo and Chicago markets show flour steady and wheat with mixed futures. Grain prices across Duluth Milwaukee Minneapolis Philadelphia St Louis reflect small gains and declines, with corn oats rye and pork futures listed and cash quotes given for several grades and months.
Liverpool July 31 Liverpool cotton market with American middling prices down 1 32d. Daily sales 5000 bales, 4200 American, futures opened quiet and closed barely steady. August and September futures shown with slight declines while later months list progressively lower sellers and buyers.
Market report shows mixed European produce prices and levels in Liverpool. Wheat futures quiet with No 1 Northern spring at 6s 1%d and No 1 California at 6s 4%ad, spot wheat steady. peas, flour, hops, beef, pork, bacon, lard, butter, cheese, tallow, turpentine, linseed oil, and rosin all quoted with various bid prices and little movement.
Wanted for the United States Army are unmarried men aged 21 to 35 who are citizens of the United States and of good character with temperate habits. Applicants must be able to speak read and write English. Information and applications available from Recruiting Officers at 25 Third Ave Cortlandt St 93 Eighth Ave 705 Sixth Ave N Brooklyn 263 Fulton St Brooklyn.
The Tribune advertises its Uptown Office at No 1 864 Broadway for ads and subscriptions until 9 pm and lists branch offices with regular rates in New York City Brooklyn and Newark locations including 254 Sth Ave 153 6th Ave 02 East 14th St 257 West 42nd St 263 West 125th St 1 338 yd Ave 1 026 3d Ave 1 708 11st Ave 157 East 1125th St 756 Tremont Ave 650 3d Ave 554 Sd Ave 210 Bleecker St 325 Bleecker St Brooklyn Court St Smith St Gates Ave Newark and more.
Desbrosses Cortlandt Streets departures are five minutes later than Twenty-third Street Station times. Lists multiple trains to Pittsburgh Chicago Cleveland Toledo and more with dining and parlor cars. Also details for Atlantic Coast Line Seaboard Chesapeake Norfolk routes and Philadelphia service with stations and baggage check.
Train times from New York to Shelter Island Greenport and eastern points listed for weekdays and Saturdays plus half- day extras. Includes routes to Amityville Babylon Port Jefferson Oyster Bay Far Rockaway and Garden City with specific departure times and noted variations on Saturdays and Wednesdays.
The People of the State of New York cite multiple heirs creditors and trustees in two 1902 notices. One seeks a judicial settlement for Augustus Cleveland Brown Trustee under his late will and names executors and guardians. the other seeks ancillary letters testamentary for Louisa Harriet Dowager Countess of Dundonald with Thomas H. A. E. Cochrane named as applicant.
Trains run by the Boston and Albany Railroad from Grand Central Station New York to Boston with departures at 9 00 am 12 00 noon 4 00 pm and 11 00 pm and arrivals at 3 30 pm 5 40 pm 10 00 pm 6 14 am. Boston to New York departures 9 00 am 12 00 noon 4 00 pm 11 00 pm with arrivals 3 30 pm 5 40 pm 10 00 pm 6 14 am. Portland Maine via Springfield Rochester leaves New York. Tickets from New York Central offices 415 Broadway 1 218 Broadway and Grand Central. H Smith and G H Dantell General Superintendent.
Trains depart Franklin Street New York with services to Albany Catskills Mohawk Rail routes via West Shore. Brooklyn Annex and Jersey City schedules listed with passenger and baggage pickup details. Regional routes include Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk Wilkesbarre Lakewood Tom River Barnegat Atlantic City Vineland Bridgeton Long Branch Asbury Park Ocean Grove Seashore Points Philadelphia Reading Harrisburg Pottsville Williamsport Sandy Hook Route schedules and Harbor entries.
The Royal Blue Line lists trains from Liberty Street to Baltimore and Washington with times 8 10 30, 11 30 A M, 1 00, 2 00, 3 40, 5 00, 7. Parlor cars only on Sundays via trolley routes. Offices listed include Liberty Street Ferry and multiple Broadway and 125th Street addresses. New York Transfer Co. handles baggage to W G Besler Co, General Manager.
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