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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1902
Page
17
The market rose on short-covering and buying amid bad weather in the cotton belt. Liverpool futures led gains while U.S. spot prices edged higher though movement remained subdued with limited bale receipts and ongoing weather concerns affecting grading and transport.
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS. New York December 4 1902 reports show dull market for beans and marrow soup beans with prices to $2 80 for red kidney and $2 75 for marrow. Creamery milk prices steady with extras around 24 24 1 2 cents and Western imitation creamery softer. Eggs and fruits varied with apples and cranberries active, while cheese and hams show steady to firm values amid modest demand.
New York live stock market roundup notes 44 cattle cars 7358 head mainly direct. No sales reported. dressed beef steady. Cattle quoted 124 13 ½ cents per pound dressed weight. Calves receipts 152 head including Jersey City and Sixtieth Street. Market steady. pens cleared. Veals and grassers sold with mixed prices. J G Curtis & Son reported seven veals averaged 114. TD?
Buffalo reports steady flour and firm wheat with No 1 hard at Siac and No 2 yellow corn at Si. Chicago futures show mixed movements in wheat, corn, and oats with December and May contracts fluctuating. Cash markets list varied quotes for wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, and fats including pork and lard. receipts and shipments noted in several cities.
Market for spirits turpentine was quiet while rosin held steady and tar showed little change. Prices quoted across spirits turpentine, tar, and rosin vary by grade, with regional notes from Savannah and Charleston and London benchmarks. Cotton futures opened steady, with American middling grades and daily sales and receipts reported, alongside futures for several delivery months.
London notes the sixth series of the 1062 wool auction sales closing with firm demand and rising prices. About 191,000 bales offered. 52,000 home, 42,500 Continent, 1,500 America sold. 5,000 carried to first 1908 series. Details list shorn and greasy prices by region and lot.
Lists multiple passenger trains with destinations including Toledo Nashville Pittsburg Minneapolis Chicago Lima and Washington. Notes dining parlor car services and connections via Shenandoah Valley Route. Includes timetable details for Chesapeake Ohio Chesapeake and Ohio Norfolk and Western and Atlantic City routes with station points and ticket offices.
A Hamburg based company Hausenstein Vogler A. G. advertises on behalf of HB, the largest firm in wire, wire ropes and electrical cabies content of Europe. They seek a reputable firm in the UC to handle Central and South America export orders. Address 3 T 1917.
Foreclosure notices list two separate New York cases with sales by referees. The first, against William Lyman and others, orders sale on December 10 1902 at 12 noon at 111 Broadway to satisfy a mortgage on 244 11th Avenue known as 2 244 Fifth Avenue. The second case, against Charles H Conklin and others, sets sale for December 17 1902 at 12 noon at 111 Broadway, for a Bronx property on Bathgate Avenue now 2181 Bathgate Avenue, with liens totaling 4233.33 dollars and related costs and taxes.
Liverpool December 4 closing market reports spot firm among commodities. No 2 red Western winter and No 1 Northern varieties priced, futures steady with March and May hints. Corn Peas Flour Hops beef pork and bacon show varied strength. butter cheese and tallow quoted with city refiners and Pacific Coast hops firm. London and New York references appear in mixed commodity terms.
Fragmented rail timetable details for mM Long Branch Asbury Park Ocean Grove Point Pleasant and Seashore points with varied departures to Philadelphia Reading Harrisburg Pottsville Williamsport and Reading lines. Contains multiple times and route notes, some obscured.
The Royal Blue Line offers Baltimore and Washington service with varied daily times and parlor car notes. Offices listed in Liberty Street, Ferry locations, and multiple New York and Brooklyn stations. W G Resler and M BART are General Manager and General Pass Agent respectively.
A dated timetable listing Lackawanna Railroad routes from New York to Forton Syracuse Chicago St Louis Buffalo and Scranton with departure times from 1.40 PM to 6.10 PM and sleeper ticket offices at 113 Broadway New York and 233 Fulton Street Brooklyn. Service appears daily with Sunday exception noted.
Classified notice lists multiple Tribune branches and A. T. offices for submitting advertisements and subscriptions. Locations span Manhattan and Brooklyn including 1.364 Broadway between 38th and 37th streets, 254 5th Ave cor Tid St, 153 Gth Ave cor 12th St, 62 West 14th Street, 257 West 42nd Street, and more, with regular office rates and hours.
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