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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1908
Page
24
Markets report scattered prices for commodities including cotton and molasses, pork, coffee, sugar, beef, beef hams, tallow, lard, and assorted meats. Specific figures are partially legible with references to middling cotton and prime lard, indicating general price levels and product quality.
New York June 1 IPR reports a quiet coffee market with a steady close, and mixed European activity. Brazilian shipments and U S deliveries show varied weekly totals, while cotton remains largely steady with modest declines and regional spot activity noted in Mobile Augusta Houston and Galveston markets.
Amid quiet trading, wheat corn and rye flour held steady with minor shifts while oats and barley moved little. Northern and Western markets faced varied receipts and weather signals, with prices tied to export demand and holiday buying.
New York June 1 1908 receipts today 1219 sacks beans and 200 sacks peas. Imported beans in good demand domestic quiet. Prices on both remain unchanged. Scotch peas firm. We quote beans marrow
Lost bankbooks from multiple New York banks with details include Union Lime Savings Institution Union Dime Savings Institution German Savings Bank and Bank for Savings. Claimants must present within ten days or have new passbooks issued or payments stopped. Duplicate issues warn against negotiating until returned.
Public notices advertise lost or stolen bankbooks in New York City addresses at 4th Ave and 14th St and 1st Ave and 14th St. Names Joseph Mangoit Rays Ringler appear with caution not to negotiate until duplicate issues are issued. Also lists a doctor’s office and various Tribune ad submission offices and branch payment stoppage at Harlem Savings Bank and East 23rd Street.
Liverpool market on June 1 notes spot wheat firm with No 2 red Western winter at 7s 8d and No 1 California at 7s 9 4d. Futures quiet for July 7s 6d and September 7s 2d 4d. Corn spot firm with new American kin dried at 6s 14d and old American mixed at 6s. Futures listed as nominal.
Female physician and Johns Hopkins graduate with years of practice and excellent references seeks to take charge aboard an invalid woman's crossing of the Atlantic around July 1. Address C. H. Tribune Office.
A dense list of job seekers and positions including bookkeeper cashier auditor draftsman machinist chauffeur superintendent watchman porter stenographer and governess. Names and addresses in New York area indicate a broad readership seeking clerical engineering and domestic staff roles with multiple references and locations.
Classified help wanted notices describe a male attendant nurse with locomotor ataxia and paralysis, a valet with many years of experience, several butler positions in private families, a Scotch coachman with horse care duties, a gardener coachman and more. Also includes a city notice about Hudson and Long Island Traction Company seeking rights to build a street railway across Manhattan and Queens with public hearing scheduled.
Numerous help wanted ads for gardeners, janitors, housemen, and useful men. Listings specify nationalities, ages, and skills in lawn care, flowers, vegetables, greenhouses, horses, and housework with references and contact addresses across New York area bureaus and private families.
A compilation of 19th century help wanted entries advertising chambermaids waitresses cooks and seamstresses from agencies such as Jussiila Osterberg Collier's and Flaherty’s. Entries specify nationality references wages and work hours with addresses on Lexington and Chelsea avenues and other Manhattan streets.
Classified notices list numerous domestic workers and staff positions from several agencies. Proreputable listings include COOKs, waitresses, chambermaids, housemaids, laundresses, infants nurses, and maids, with firm references, wages, and agency contact details across New York addresses such as Collier's 122 West 23rd Street, Jussila Bureau 680 Lexington Ave, Osterberg's Bureau 716 Lexington Ave, Flaherty's Office 486 Columbus Ave, and Swedish American Domestic Exchange 139 East 30th St.
The Nassau Electric Railroad Company petitions the City of New York for consent to use streets within the city for a surface railroad extension. It describes routes on Flatbush Avenue Fourth Avenue Atlantic Avenue and connections with Brooklyn City Railroad. The filing includes authority for overhead trolley or other approved motive power, preparation for a public hearing, and publication steps.
Long legal notice describes City of New York taking parcels in Mount Pleasant Westchester for Kensico Reservoir under Chapter 724 Laws 1905. Map 1792 filed April 1905 shows parcels from Pleasant Place to Barrett Street and Adaline Avenue with detailed boundary courses. Dated May 4 1905 with Pendleton as Corporation Counsel. Also a classified list of domestic service positions including janitress maid nurse and waitress advertisements.
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