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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1902
Page
3
The market fell from a morning high, closing near session lows amid heavy selling by longs and shorts. Cables provided some lift early but weak downstream demand and a cautious export outlook weighed on prices. cotton and coffee saw notable moves as traders priced in crop estimates and overseas cues.
Domestic marrow beans decline with easy closes. Peas quiet unsettled. prices for various beans and imported Italian, Austrian and green peas shown. Butter market steady with fancy creamery in demand. skim and other grades quoted. Live poultry and dressed meats mixed. wide variety of fruits vegetables and Hogs trading with firm prices for light hogs.
Receipts reached 200 cars totaling 3 760 head with 45 at Jersey City and 17 at Sixtieth Street earmarked for export and market. Steers opened sharply lower by 25 cents on medium to choice grades. common steers down a bit. dressed beef in good demand at seven cents per pound. Sales show wide price ranges across multiple lots from Sherman Culver and McPherson Co with Kentucky and Virginia steers priced around five to six dollars per 100 pounds, while fat bulls and cows held near Monday values.
Telegraph market notes report mixed cattle hog and sheep activity across Kansas City Cincinnati and Fast Liberty. Cattle prices range from 2 25 to 6 25 with various grades and Texas and Indian steers listed. hogs show strong demand in some markets while others are steadier. lambs and sheep show modest to steady movement with regional variations.
Turpentine remains firm with active jobbing trade and varied prices for spirits and oil. Rosin stays steady with broad quotations across A to WG grades, while tar holds firm with notable business. Receipts, exports, and regional notes from Savannah, Wilmington, and London reflect stable demand and price levels.
London market reports 10 266 bales offered at wool auction with active demand for superior scoureds merinos and crossbreds for home and Continent. Tasmania sale strong. America buys fine crossbred ships new clip Victorian greasy. Sales close tomorrow with detailed by region totals and prices.
Liverpool December update on grain and corn markets shows spot wheat firm with No 2 red Western winter at 10 1/2 pence per bushel and California at 6 shillings 74 pence with futures quiet for December 55 1/4 pence and March 6 shillings. Corn spot steady with American mixed at 5 shillings 5 pence and futures quiet for January.
Railroads list departure times and services from West Twenty third Street Desbrosses Cortlandt Streets with notes on connections to Pittsburgh Chicago Cleveland and Philadelphia. It covers various lines including Pennsylvania Limited Special Western Express and Atlantic Coast Line with destinations and parlor dining car details. Ticket offices and baggage check arrangements are listed along with contact numbers.
New York Supreme Court, New York County, summons Briggs v Hartwell et al. to answer within twenty days. Action seeks partition or sale of described property on Woodruff Avenue East 176th Street in Manhattan. Attorneys Darlington Crane & Jenkins, 206 Broadway, New York City.
Haicut and Freese 60 arg 4s 242d. Peas Canadian steady at 63 72d. Flour St Louis fancy winter steady at Ss 34. Hops in London Pacific Coast firm. Beef extra India mess 115s. Pork prime Western 93s. Hams Cumberland and short cut prices around 54s to 56s. Lard American refined in pads 58s 5d. Butter nominal. Cheese strongest, finest white 59s. Tallow 29s. Turpentine 3s 6d 6d. Rosin 4s 4d. Petroleum refined quiet 64d. Linseed oil steady 24s 9d.
Buffalo reports flour steady and wheat mixed with spring and No 2 red softer and corn firmer while oats hold. Chicago futures show varied moves in wheat corn and oats with cash prices steady to firm and pork and lard prices listed. Milwaukee Philadelphia and St Louis quotes for wheat corn oats rye and dairy items accompany regional price notes.
Train times from Grand Central and Boston on the Boston and Albany line list departures at 9 00 A M 12 00 noon 4 00 P M and 11 00 P M with arrivals in Boston 3 30 P M 5 40 P M 10 00 P M and 6 15 A M returning from Boston at 7 9 00 A M 7 12 00 noon 4 00 P M and 11 00 P M arrivals in New York 2 20 P M 5 40 P M 10 00 P M and 6 14 A M tickets available at New York Central offices 415 Broadway 1 21 Broadway and Grand Central Station signed by H Smith and G Daniels.
Train schedules from the West Shore Railroad list departures from Franklin Street New York and connections to Albany Jersey City Philadelphia Reading Harrisburg and coastal destinations. The fragmentary timetable includes multiple daily departures with varied times to Syracuse Albany and Chicago and regional stops such as Easton Allentown Bethlehem and Lakewood.
Routing to Baltimore and Washington with multiple daily departures and parlor cars. Includes times 10.20, 11.30, 1.00, 3.5, 7.00 PM and 121d Mus. 7. Liberty Street service. Weekly variations include Saturdays and Sunday only. Offices at Liberty Street Ferry, Astor House and multiple Broadway, Columbus Ave and Brooklyn locations. New York Transfer Co. handles baggage transfers. W G Besler and C M Burt named as general officers.
Daily departures from New York include trips to Binghamton Syracuse Buffalo Chicago and St. Louis with times from 6.10 P. M. to 2.00 A. M. Sleeper options open at 9 P. M. Tickets available at Broadway addresses 113 420 and 1183 and 333 Fulcom St Brooklyn. Except Sunday.
Steamboats eo rare and advertisements and subscriptions for The Tribune 4% received at Uptown Office No 1 364 Broadway Between 36th and 27th sts until 9 oclock Advertisements received at branch offices at regular rates until 9 oclock p m listing multiple locations including 254 Sth ave cor 23st 153 6th ave cor 12th st 92 Fast 14th st 257 West 42d st between 7th and 8th aves 263 West 125th st 1338 Sd ave between 78th and 77th sts 1028 Sd ave near Soth st 108 lat ave near Soth st 157 East 125th st 7568 Tremont ave 650 Sd ave near 41st st 564 Sd ave 210 Bleeker st Bleecker st Brooklyn N Y 216 Court st 5 Smith st 1004 Gates ave Newark N J 734 Broad st Also at A T offices
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