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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1903
Page
21
New York reports a mixed session as coffee futures show gains and losses amid Brazil and Hamburg influences while Rio Santos and Havre quote steady to lower prices. Cotton again roars higher with July and August months driving sharp gains amid spillover from near term bullish crop signals and port stock deviations.
Commodity prices and receipts for beans dairy eggs and fruits show slow domestic and weak foreign demand. Record lists include marrow and red kidney beans California lima and Scotch peas with quotes for multiple varieties and weekly receipts for butter cheese eggs hops and fruits.
A dense catalog of regional produce prices and lots. It lists numerous commodities by region and format with per unit figures including eggplants green corn and beans from states like Florida and Texas, peppers onions and squash, and nuts, oils, honey, and hay. It notes supply trends, with pecans and peanuts in varying demand, beeswax scarce, maple sugar activity low, and general market firmness in hay and straw.
Spirit turpentine prices held steady with little change across markets. Rosin and tar remained firm. quotes show varied barrel and cask pricing, with receipts detailed in Wilmington and Charleston. Savannah reports firm turpentine and rosins with multiple price points and small sale figures.
Beef steady with no receipts or sales reported for today. Calves and sheep and lambs show varied demand with strong by certain markets in Jersey City and at the Philadelphia trade, while imports bound for Liverpool Southampton and other ports. Notable figures include shipments for Morris Beef Co and Armour Co and multiple Virginia lamb sales with prices ranging around 6 to 8 per 100 pounds.
Chicago reports cattle receipts 3 060 head market active and steady with varied prices for steers cows and calves while hogs at 15 000 head show higher prices and strong demand Sheep and lambs also firm to higher across regions with best wethers and yearlings noted East Liberty cites steady cattle and higher hogs with prime heavies and various classes traded
June 9 reports show mixed prices and steady to firm tones for wheat and corn across Buffalo Chicago Philadelphia and other centers. No 1 Northern wheat ranges around 84 cents and 78 to 79 cents on cash, corn No 2 at 48 to 52 cents, oats around 41 to 45 cents, with pork and lard futures quoted and butter and cheese markets steady.
Liverpool report shows cotton demand steady with prices up by 16 points. American grade traded at 7.024, good middling 6.824, middling 6.064, with limited demand noted at 4 p.m. on June 8.
Listings show departure times from Cortlandt and Twenty-third Street stations with numerous named trains to Chicago St. Louis Philadelphia and coastal routes. Includes intermediate stops, dining and parlor cars, baggage service contacts and station addresses.
The notice lists Lackawanna Railroad departures from New York foot Barclay and Christopher Street at 5.00 AM to Binghamton and Syracuse, 10.00 AM to Buffalo Chicago and St. Louis, 2.00 AM to Utica Oswego Ithaca Buffalo, 6.10 PM to Scranton Plymouth, 4.45 PM to Buffalo Chicago, and sleeper service opens at 9.00 PM. Tickets sold at 167 Broadway, NY and 339 Fulton St Brooklyn. daily except Sunday.
Sealed proposals will be received at the Office of the Commissioners D C until noon June 20 1908 for grading and regulating suburban streets and avenues and for eight and twelve inch cast iron water pipes. Proposals include blank forms and specifications to be obtained from the Engineer Commissioner.
Crowley Wentworth as referee schedules a public auction in New York City on July 1 1908 at noon for the property at 355 West Twenty-ninth Street in Manhattan. The sale follows a judgment in a United States Trust Company of New York case against Charles A Murphy et al. The lien total and taxes are outlined with estimated costs and purchaser responsibilities.
Freight records show gales of 5 000 bales with 4 200 destined for American markets. December and January figures include 5 154 units in mixed shipments. The text references Josey and February trade, noting ongoing export activity.
Boston notes a quiet wool market with firm prices. Territorial wools lead the quotations, with varied rates for Michigan, Kentucky, Indiana, California, Western regions, and territories such as Idaho, Wyoming, Utah, Nevada, and Dakota. Australia sales show little activity.
Rail timetable lists trains stopping at Grand Central Station and surrounding lines. It details north and west bound trains, Empire State Express, Buffalo Limited, Adirondack and Montreal Express, Western Express, and Harlem Branch, with arrival and departure times, through cars, and ticket offices at Union Square West and other Manhattan and Brooklyn locations.
Train times listed by New York Central and Hudson River R R show departures from Grand Central and Boston stations Forth Avenue 424 Street and Broadway offices. Messages signed A H Smith and GEO Daniels indicate general superintendent and agent roles.
The clipping lists multiple rail routes and schedules including Long Branch Asbury Park Grove Point Pleasant Philadelphia Reading Terminal and connections to Harrisburg Pottsville Williamsport and Baltimore with various departure times and fare notes. It references Royal Limited and Liberty Story service among others.
Liverpool markets show mixed U S and European items with spot wheat steady and corn firm. Prices listed for pork bacon butter and refined goods, with reference to various grades and regions. overall activity appears subdued and price ranges noted for several staples.
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