Cotton and grain prices from Minneapolis market listing
A compact market snippet lists commodities with bid prices including cotton middling at 16.44 per unit, coffee No 7 Rio at 12.70, molasses at 27 1/2, beef hams at 445, corn No 2 mixed, flour patents at 6 50, and other grain items from Minneapolis. The note reflects varying prices for wholesale staples and agricultural products.
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General Market Report from New York July 2 1908
The coffee market showed renewed activity with a steady close and a rise of up to 10 points, while world visible supply fell by 24,727 bags for June. Cotton declined modestly with heavy selling and weather favorable for crops, and wheat and corn advanced amid bullish grain expectations and strong European markets.
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Cochengee
Havre
Hamburg
Rio
Sune Kiniphossdehe
Europe
Santos
Herbert
Wednesley
Texas
Alabama
London Tin and Metal Markets Show Mixed London Trends
The London tin market eased while copper and lead held gains, with spot tin at £124 and futures £126. Locally prices were dull to easy on several metals, with zinc, nickel, and iron reports mixed as producers resist concessions. molasses and syrups held steady while petroleum products fluctuated.
Beans and peas market steady with high outside prices
Receipts today 250 bags of beans with quiet jobbing in domestics and a steady to firm tone for choice stock. Red kidney demand weak but fine grades held. off grades poor. Scotch peas slow. Beans quoted for marrow and pea varieties at various per bush prices. Butter receipts 8,373 plies with steady to firm tone for choice and fancy grades. inferior quiet. Cheese, eggs, fruits, and market notes follow with mixed conditions and varied quotes across regions and grades.
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California
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Liverpool
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le Conte
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Florida
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Pacific Coast
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Bers
Maryland
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Bermuda
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Peppers
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Norfolk
Mississippi
Toledo
Market Prices for Poultry and Produce Listed in Detail
The listing shows iced turkey and chicken prices by grade and region, with Western, Southern, and Eastern lots, plus duck, squabs, and frozen broilers. Vegetables and fruits follow with price ranges for potatoes, asparagus, cucumbers, corn, lettuce, onions, peppers, peas, and more, noting supply conditions and demand.
Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Receipts and Steady Hogs
Livestock market totals include 64 car loads of beeftips, 83 calves, 18 carloads of sheep and lambs, and 7 hogs cars. Demand appears steady for cattle and lambs, with dressed beef and mutton varying in price. several firms reported sales and prices across Kentucky, Virginia, and Pennsylvania stock.
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Texas
London
Liverpool
Tobin & Shannon
McPherson & Co
Jersey City
Newton & Co
Kentucky
Virginia
Kerns Commission Company
S. Judd & Co
Kentucky Lambs
Virginia Lambs
Shippers’ Commission Company
Frea J. Kratz
New York State
Pennsylvania
J. G. Curtis & Son
Market prices in various regional livestock markets
Telegraph notes cattle, hogs, and sheep trade across Chicago Cincinnati East Buffalo Kansas City and Pittsburgh with receipts and price ranges. Cattle steady to slow, hogs mostly lower, sheep light and mixed with varied quotes for steers cows heifers and calves across markets.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
Kansas City
Union Stock Yards
Pittsburg
Liverpool Markets Report Strong Prices Across Wheat to Lard
Closing reports from Liverpool show spot wheat firm with No 2 red Western and California bids. futures steady for July September and December. Corn and peas hold firm or steady. flour quiet. Hops on London market firm. beef pork and bacon prices mixed but generally strong with several cuts noted higher. lard and lard products in demand with steady to strong tones.
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Vance
Minneapolis
Liverpool
Russia
Hunxary
Alstorks
Ecco
Duluth
OCORN
Siler
Agererayor
New York
Sents
Bellich
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New Western
California
London
Pacific Coast
Cumberland
Wheat leads Chicago market on wet harvester fears
Strong day for futures as September wheat gains to 87 7/8 cents amid weather pressures in Kansas and Nebraska. Corn and oats rise with cash demand from mills, while hog packing tightens, boosting futures across the board. Local receipts tally 281,000 bushels for wheat, 115 for corn, and 113 for oats.
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Kansas
Nebraska
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Shorts
Commission Houses
Titec
New Jersey Central Two Hour Train to Philadelphia Hourly
Timetable notice for New Jersey Central trains to Philadelphia with hourly departures from W 23rd Street and Liberty Street, also listings to Baltimore Washington Atlantic City and Long Branch via All Rail. Includes sailing times from Sandy Hook Route and baggage transfer service details.
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Washington
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Astor House
Broadway
West 125Th St
Columbus Av
New York
Court St
Fulton St
Nostrand Av
Brooklyn
Williamsburg
New York Transfer Co
Baltimore and Ohio Royal Blue Line Trains
The notice promotes the Baltimore and Ohio Royal Blue Line trains with every other hour service from New York to Washington and through daily trains to the West. It lists routes to Chicago Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis and routes to Columbus Cleveland and Louisvile, with multiple daily departures and dining car services. Offices are listed in New York Brooklyn and New Jersey plus a Bureau of Information at 234 St Terminal and Chelsea-3144 for reservations after 6 pm.
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Washington
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New York
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Chicago
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Bureau of Information
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E. K. Cowing
O’meara
Major Spellman
Fred. Smyth
Pauline Jones
Costello's Express
William Jackson
Margaret O'Connor
M. Rodney
Lilian Davis
D. BE. Vaughan
W. Jones
Emma Meisch
McDonald
George Dimick
Ella Lux
M. E Roberts
George Egener
Mary Rourke
George Howardell
West 4Th St
N. Y. City
Hayes Central Storage Warehouse Company (Inc
Mortgage sale of saloon fixtures in Queens and Manhattan
Auctioneer Jacob Gensler offers saloon fixtures and chattels for sale today at 1 PM in Queens at 750 Boulevard Astoria and at St Mark's Place Manhattan locating chattels under two mortgages. Court order authorizes the sale.
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St Mark's Place
East Suh Street
Borough of Manhattan
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Desirable Rooms Directory and Advertiser Notice
Classified directory notice offers sixteen words per line at five cents per line, seven consecutive lines totaling one dollar. Entry grants fourteen days room access. Circular promised. Manufacturers of pilitara and pool tables and high grade pace atalley builders listed. Marx Bros 24 Union Square.
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Marx Bros
Union Square
Numerous Help Wanted Chauffeur and Trade Ads
The page lists multiple classified ads for chauffeurs, mechanics, carpenters, painters, stables, and clerical workers in Brooklyn and Manhattan. Entries specify experience, references, and addresses such as 749 40th St Brooklyn and 65 Vesey St. It also includes positions for secretaries, stenographers, nurses, and wait staff with details on qualifications and contact boxes at Tribune offices. Several entries mention military service and language skills, plus various housing and job note details.
Tribune Branch Offices Ad Rates and Subscriptions
Advertisements and subscriptions for the Tribune are received at main office rates. Branch offices listed include 1 364 Broadway, 157 East 125th Street, 263 West 125th Street, 104 East 7th Street, 264th Avenue, and 1035 3rd Avenue.
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