New York December 22 1902 Coffee and Cotton Market Roundup
The New York coffee market opened steady and quiet amid mixed European cues with Rio and Santos pricing mixed. receipts were near the annual average and bear activity noted. Cotton moved with bullish undertones early, later easing as port receipts and export demand showed slackness, while grains including wheat and corn held gains on stronger export signals and Argentine weather concerns.
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New York
Havre
Rio
Santos
United States
Mount New York
Europe
Bahia
Mun. Tow. Coss
Exchange
Santos—Cotes
Hemburg—O
Queuiny
Irteraler
Annenoe
New-York
Baltimore
Wielbie
Pretty
Selil
Liverpool
Pensacola
Market Report on Oils, Provisions and Sugars Prices
The market shows steady but firm movement across oils, linseed and petroleum, with refined products strong yet unchanged. Provisions stay firm as hogs and grain drive demand, while sugar markets in domestic and London markets remain steady to higher, with wide price ranges for refined and raw varieties.
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Philadelphia
New York
B. Mills
City
Calcutta
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
India
South America
Continent, LLC
Brazil
Keys
Charleston
New Orleans
Patna
Japan
Java
Rangoon
Eagle
Muscovado
London
New York Markets for December 22 1802 Country Produce
A bleak account of New York market conditions for 1802 shows steady beans and varying pea prices, weaker butter amid dull holiday demand, and mixed fruit and vegetable activity. Included are quoted prices for beans, peas, butter, cheese, eggs, fruits, hops, poultry, and fresh vegetables with regional and grade distinctions.
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New-York
Lima
California
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ben Davis
King
Hubbardson
Baldwin
Splitzenburg
Spy
Kieter
Concord
Cape Cod
Cdo
Jersey
Florida
Prunes
Stace
Pacific Coast
Express
Delaware
Maryland
State
Ohio
Michigan
Philadelphia
Giliec
Ark
Charleston
New Orleans
Bermuda
Long Island
Maine
Belgium
Southern
Connecticut
Orange County
New-Orleans
de Florida
North Carolina
Okra
Do Hubbard
Russia
Orida
Boston
Ena Ae
City Tradt
Market for spirits turpentine firm with active activity
The market for spirits turpentine was firm and quite active, with offerings muted and rosin price posture described as firm. The brief notes indicate ongoing demand and tighter supply, signaling cautious activity from buyers and sellers in the regional market.
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Rosin
Turpentine and Rosin Prices and Receipts Report
Wilmington and Savannah market notes show Spirits Turpentine around 52 cents per gallon with 46 cases received and 1 047 barrels harvested for tariff firm sales. Rosin firm receipts about 3 533 barrels with 465 barrels sold. Crude Turpentine and Tar figures listed. London reports Spirits at 39 5/8 pence and American Strained Rosin prices.
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Wilmington
Savannah
Segas Mies
al W Sbs
Charleston
London
Live Stock Market Weekly Receipts and Exports Summary
Receipts two days 261 cattle cars 4 749 head with 72 export live to Britain 119 slaughterers 70 market cars 46 sold Jersey City Six tieth st yards price gains Chicago influenced steady to higher sales bulls cows and prime steers, exports total 26 26 3 872 1 046 cattle sheep beef to Morris Beef Co Oceanic Lancastrian Bohemian Swift J Shamberg & Son details with numerous dealer totals and veal calves at Jersey City and Six tieth st yards totals by port and last week figures included.
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New York
Jersey City
Wrehawker Aocccas
Beef Morris Beef Co
Bovic
Morris Beef Co
Oceanic
Lancastrian
Bohemian
Swift Beef Co
J. Shamberg & Son
Ss. Bovie
Minnetonka
Schwarzschild
Bovie
Schwarzschild & 5
British Prin
Schwarzschild & S
St. Paul
H. Rentgen & Co
Ss. Titian
G. H. Hammond Co
G. H. Harramond Co
Ss. Bohemian
Cudahy Packing Co
Bovic -Miscellaneous
Pretoria
D. G. Culver
Antilla
Liverpool
Manchester
Southampton
Bermuda
Satz
Belves
Great Britain
Sixteth-st
Texas
London
J. Sham & Son
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
Caribbee
West Indies
Dillenback
S. Sanders
Kentucky
Maryland
Virginia
Sherman & Culver
Ohio
Indiana
Newton & Co
West Virginia
McPherson & Co
U. Shamberg & Son
Kerns Commission Company
Tobin & Shannon
H. H
John Dicey
John P. Nelson
Jelliffe, Wright & Co
Doe
Vai
J. G. Curtis & Son
H. Hume & Bro
Mullen
Texas Fed
East Buffalo
Cincinnati
Kansas City
East Liberty
Chicago
Railroads Stations at West Twenty Third Street and Desbrosses
Railroad timetables list departures from West Twenty Third Street and Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets. Multiple long routes include Pennsylvania Special to Chicago, western and southern lines, Atlantic City service, Cape May, Philadelphia via various local ramps, and through vestibuled trains with parlor cars and dining cars. Offices and baggage check arrangements are noted for major hubs.
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West Twenty-Third Street
Desbrosses and
Cortlandt
Desbrosses
Cortlandt Streets
Twenty-third Street
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cleveland
Toledo
Detroit
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Oisville
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Knoxville
Shenandoah Valley
Cincinnati Express
Washington
South
A. m
Congressional Limited
Southern Railway
Atlantic Coast Line
Express
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Mail
Norfolk and Western Railway
Memphis
New Orleans
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
FOP
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Atlantic City
Cape May
New York and Long Branch
Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets
Philadelphia
Meshrosses
Penna. Limited
Meshrosses and
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Fulton Street
Pennsylvania Annex
Brooklyn
Jersey City
New York Transfer Company
Eighteenth Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. B. Hutchinson
State hog prices and sales report from recent market
Hog sales across the state show weights and prices with limited demand. State hogs averaged near 680 and 635 per 100 pounds in mixed lots, with some choice hogs earning a bit more, Westerns quoted at around 10 for fair lots, dressed hogs slow. Sellers include Sanders and Hume & Bro with varied weights and prices.
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S. Sanders
J. H. Hume & Bro
Market Report Rows Show Wide Live Stock Pricing
Receipts and prices across multiple markets show cattle hog and sheep activity. Prices for steers cows and bulls vary by region with notes of steady to higher trades and mixed rounds of demand.
State of Trade Flour and Wheat Markets Across Regions
Buffalo reports flour quiet yet firm with multiple grades listed, including best patent spring and cracker flour. Chicago shows volatile futures for wheat and corn, with detailed bid levels. Prices for pork, lard, and various feeds noted alongside butter, cheese, and dairy receipts. Duluth and Minneapolis provide cash and futures closes for wheat and oats, while Philadelphia and New York quote prevailing wheat and flour values and commodity receipts.
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Owen
Chicago
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Duluth
Atlantic Ports
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New Orleans
New-York
Vance
London
Oboe
Aden Tron—Iron
Glasgow
Middlesboro
Northern
Southern
New-Orleans
Inc. Fair
New- Orleans
Galveston
Atlantic
Liverpool
Antwerp
Bristol
Newcastle
Hull
Hamburg
Bremen
Rotterdam
Havre
Dunkirk
St John
Britain
Gen- Sis
Conrg D
Gulf
United Kingdom
Continent
Anglo Farm
Norway
Philippine Isles
Delaware
Trapani
Huelva
Te Middl
Philadel
Newport News
Middlesborough
Tyne
Providence
Cardiff
Barrow
Bolhmore
Bermuda
St Lucia
Havana
Peru
Vare Terme
Wilmington
Buffalo
Agia
Nadia Ee
Morthwestern
Uwtec
Liverpool Cotton Market Report Daily Prices
The day’s market notes include 3.20 cents for good middling, 4.72 pence for middling, and 4.444 for good ordinary with 10,000 bales offered for speculation and export. The figures reflect the day’s reported prices and trading activity in Liverpool.
West Shore Railroad Passenger Schedule Excerpt
Trains depart Franksin Street Station New York and nearby points with limited service to Albany Buffalo Rochester Cleveland Detroit and Chicago with multiple daily departures including 7 10 A M 1 00 P M 4 06 P M and 7 45 P M daily and Sunday service from Brooklyn Annex. Lambert Smith superintendent general passenger agent.
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New York Central
Hudson River R. RL
Lessee
Franksin St
New York
West and
St. N. Ree
Albany
Ilanes
Saratoga
Mohawk Express
Bcom Lim
Detroit, Chi
St. Loutmy
Hudson Rivers
Roch
Buffalo
Cleveld
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Niasara Palls
Det
Chi
Brooklyn Annex
Sireeen
Manety
Sircen Dagengene
Es Lambert Smith
New Jersey Central Timetable Fragments
A scrambled timetable fragment lists train routes and times among New Jersey Central lines to Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk Wilkesbarre Scranton Lakewood Lakehurst Toms River Barnegat Atlantic City Vineland Bridge Tunnel Long Branch Asbury Park Ocean Grove Point Pleasant Seashore, and Philadelphia Reading Terminal with multiple morning and afternoon departures and Sundays notes.
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Easton
Bethlehem
Allentown
Mauch Chunk
Wilkesbarre
Scranton
Lakewood
Lakehurst
Toms River
Barnegat
R. mM
Long Branch
Asbiry Park
Ocean Grove
Point Pleasant
Seashore Points
Philadelphia Reading Terminal
Chestnut
Royal Blue Line schedule and offices
Royal Blue Line operates Baltimore to Washington trains at 13.0, 10.30, 11.30 A M with baggage checks to destination. Daily except Sunday service from Liberty Street and via Tamaqua on Saturdays. Offices listed at Liberty Street Ferry South Ferry Astor House Broadway Union Square East and other New York locations. W G Besler and M Burt are general manager and general passenger agent.
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Liberty Street
Tamaqua
Turdays
Liberty St. Ferry
South Ferry
Astor House
Broadway
Sth
Union Square
125Th St
Williamsburg
New York
W. G. Besler
M. Burt
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
New York City
Chicago
Pittsburg
Columb Pet
Cleva
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Norfolk
Balto
Washington, Balts
Washington
Ito
Grand Street
No. Y
Fultes
Uth Ferry
Gage
Lackawanna Railroad Timetable Fragments for New York Trip
Partial timetable notes routes and departure times from Lackawanna Railroad. Listings include trains to Binghamton Syracuse Buffalo Chicago Scranton Plymouth Utica Oswego and Ithaca with varying departure times. Tickets available at Broadway New York and 33 1/3 Pulite Street Brooklyn. Sunday service excluded.
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Lackawanna PR
Broadway
N. Y
Brooklyn Daily
tExcept
American Futures Opened Quiet Then Steady
Futures opened quiet and closed quiet and steady for American middling, with December through May contracts listed at varied 4.50s to 4.60s. Prices show limited movement across months, reflecting stable market tone amid muted trading activity.
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Hite
Eesaewtetsbondue Molasses
Mess
Ollmeal
Bois
Seeebosh
Bess
Dush
Osae
Ar Ostmeai
General Market Report
Cotten
Mobile
Frm
Salex
Houston
Cotton Exchange
Broomhall
la Plata
Seaboard
Northwest
Manitoba
SiMe Elevator
Arts
Bsc
Porte
Interior
Country Produce Markets
Naval Stores
Ase. George & I. S. Dillenback
Fudd & Co
MrPherson & Co
ASI
Sixtieth St
G. Curtis & Son
H. H. Hollis
Jelliffe, Right & Co
George & L. & Dillenback
Andrew Muller
D. Harrington & Co
S. Judd & Co
Hollis
Andrew Mullen
HH. Hume & Bro
HOGE
Railroads
J. R. Woop
Gen
Habit & Freese CO
Broadway, N. Y
Telegraph
the State OF Trade
Central
Hudson River
Niagara Falls
Grand Central Station
Street
Weil
St. A
Central Station
Uontogt
Indianapolls
Syracuse
Portant
Buttalo
Fot
Sme Spement
Rutland Express
Rutland
Tsurraro Barren
Soouthwesters Limited
Lake Shore
20Th Century Limited
Electrc
Troy
Grand Rapids
Cago
Lake Shore Limited
Apolis
St Louis
Western Express
L. S
Montreal Express
Adirondack
Montreal
Toros Yee
Oronte
Rochester
Southwestern
Pacific Express
Michigan Central
Ane Vincent
Ogdeneburs
Harlem
Pitte
Brockyn
38Th Street
New York Central Cab
Bageage
Westcott Express Company
New England
Springfield
Boston and Albany
Hudson River R R
Fourth Avenue
Lee
A. H. Smith
George H. Daniels
West Shore Railroad
Reading System
NEW Jersey Central
R. R. Liberty Street
South Ty
Reading
Harrisburg
Pottsville
Williamsport
F. Meovert
Lehich Valley
West
A. Cortlandt
Eik
Cna OO
Mauchbank
Bazicton
Wyoming Valley
Betis
Pullman
Colon Square
Columbus Ave
Ft. Pultom Aforth
Brooklya
Southern Cotton Market
St Nee
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