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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1908
Page
3
Fragmented OCR notes list commodity items and prices including sugar coffee molasses tallow and other staples. Nonspecific figures hint at market prices and goods such as pork ham reef hams cotton and dried goods, reflecting a brief trade bulletin from a historical newspaper.
Market activity was light with mixed tones across commodities. Caffeine ก coffee and cotton showed fluctuations while grain and oil futures edged higher on late buying and favorable weather outlook. Brazil Santos crop estimates were outlined with substantial production expectations for the coming season.
Liquidation shifted positions with declines then rallies as New York cash commodities softened. Reports show mixed cotton prices and metals slipping with copper and tin mixed, while provisions and oils held steady. farm goods like beans, butter, cheese and produce fluctuated amid thin funds and steady demand.
Markets report steady to higher cattle and hog prices across Cincinnati East Buffalo Kansas City and Pittsburg with demand firm for prime steers heifers cows and veal and varying receipts from 200 to 16 000 head. Lambs and sheep show steady to strong price ranges in multiple markets and pigs fetch midrange to high values in packer and merchant sales.
Auction notices list sales of machinery fixtures and chattels at a Manhattan Second Avenue location the Bayside Queens saloon fixtures and chattels in Broadway area and the Bronx address. Lost bankbooks from Union Dime Savings Dry Dock Savings and Bank for Savings require claims within ten to thirty days. Help wanted seeks a competent gardener with German preference at 8 South William Street New York City.
Classified notes list a Johns Hopkins educated woman physician offering to take charge of invalid women for an Atlantic crossing around July 1 with excellent references. Also seeks to serve as governess or companion, with multiple inquiries from Duvernoy and 125th Street listings.
The Tribune classifieds list numerous job seekers including an expert bookkeeper, an accountant, an automobile machinist, and many chauffeurs with varied experience. Also present are Young men seeking positions in stock, millinery, surveying, and private service, with multiple addresses in Brooklyn and Manhattan for applications.
A dense block of want ads seeking a cashier, experienced saleslady, seamstress, stenographers, a telephone operator, a tutor, governess or companion, and a refined American woman for fresh air work. Locations span New York City and suburbs including West 37th Street, West 125th Street, East 112th Street, Cornelia Street Brooklyn, East 137th Street, and Clinton Street East Orange with several addresses and salary notes.
Long list of house workers, butlers, valets, cooks, caretakers, and garden men advertised in New York. Japanese and other nationalities seek private family placements. wages vary. Several names and addresses offered as references or contact points.
A dense page of wanted ads lists options for valets cooks chambermaids companions and housekeepers. Entries from agencies Hofmayer Flaherty Collier Osterberg and J. & show candidates including Japanese German and Norwegian workers offering valet courier cook waitress and chambermaid services with travel willingness and strong references. Locations span Brooklyn Manhattan and New Jersey with several hours and wage hints.
Public notice under the Rapid Transit Act seeks three commissioners from the Appellate Division to review modified subway routes in Manhattan and the Bronx. The Bronx extension from Harlem River to Park Avenue and a new Manhattan line from East 36th Street to Broadway are described with plans to replace private property routes after hearings.
Court order details the City of New York taking parcels in Mount Pleasant Westchester for Kensico Reservoir construction under Chapter 724 of the Laws of 1903 as amended. It lists parcel boundaries from Pleasant Place to Barrett Street, with map numbers and filing dates in Westchester Register's office, White Plains, and notes the official description of parcels 696 through 796. Also includes job ads and notices from Tribune's staff and offices.
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