Coffee and cotton markets trade steady in New York report
New York traders reported a quiet coffee market with prices mostly unchanged amid moderate offerings. Cotton futures closed higher by 13 to 17 points as rains and demand influenced nearby contracts. receipts and weather forecasts in the Southwest remained key factors shaping activity.
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New York
Europe
Liverpool
Wall Street
Gar
Oklahoma
Memphis
Vicksburg
New Oren
Mississippi
Red
Locel
Mobile
Savannah
Eales
Norfolk
Haltimore
Augusta
Ezies
St Louis
Little Rock
Licouston
Eaec
Akon
New Orleans
Ise
Charleston
Wilmington
Galveston
Wessler
Houston
Bend
Liverpool Cables
Eiber-Grtoher
Sewster
MeyFercers
Manchester
Port figures show week’s grain receipts and stocks mixed
The week’s port figures report 45 000 tons of exports, 19 644 tons received, and total stocks at 303 501 tons. Comparisons show last week 43 000 tons exports, 70 4239 tons or 70 423.9 last year 44 two vane age, and year-ago stocks at 423 698 and 344 416 in 1906. Toledo notes CLOVERSEED futures with October at 742 and December at 735 and March at 755 dollars.
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Auperoen
Toledo
Market Reports From Across Cities on June 10
Cattle receipts around 18 000 head in Chicago with prices lower some. hogs 35 000 head with range 5 40 to 6 55. sheep 12 600 head with lambs and yearlings varying. Cincinnati reports slow trade and lower butchers prices. East Buffalo shows firm cattle, and Kansas City and Pittsburgh markets feature mixed activity across cattle hogs and sheep with various price ranges.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowa
Southwest
Northwest
Canada
Minneapolis
Hungary
Budapest
Berlin
Liverpool
Duluth
Chicago
New York
London
Baltic
Swift
Morris
S. Sanders
Pennsylvania
Judd & Co
Newton & Co
McPherson & Co
Kentucky
J. G. Curtis & Son
Andrew Mullen
John Ducey
Jelliffe, Wright Co
H. H. Hollis
60Th Street
Louis Heilbrunn
A. McCabe
Jersey City
George & L. S. Dillenbach
Wright & Co
B. W. Otis
W. R. Hume
Ss. J
Tobin & Shannon
Rewton, & Co
Virginia
S Commission Co
Shannon
Shippers Commission Co
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
Kansas City
Union Stock Yards
Pittsburg
LOST BANKBOOKS AND BOARDING OFFERS IN NEW YORK
Notices publish lost bankbooks from Dry Dock Savings Bowery Savings and Bank for Savings. Also want ads for furnished rooms and boards across Manhattan near Madison Ave 48th St East 4th St and other streets with summer rates and references requested.
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Dry Dock Savings Institution
Bowery Savings Bank
Bank For Savings
4Th Ave
New York
Il Madison Ave
Coachman Wanted for Two-Horse Team in Newark
Employment notice seeks a single white man to manage two horses and perform general tasks. Must have references from a former employer. Thursday, Room 1, Prudential ng, Newark, N J. Ambitious individuals in New York and New Jersey urged to apply as local managers for a periodical with a chance to earn money and reputation. Sample with name and address printed in as local manager under town heading, 10c. Address The Resorts Index, 108 Fulton Street, New York.
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Prudential Ng
Newark
N. J
New York
New Jersey
Resorts Index
Fulton Street
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED WOMAN PHYSICIAN
A Johns Hopkins graduate physician with years of practice and excellent references seeks charge of invalid woman crossing the Atlantic around July 1. Tribune Office. GOVERNESS Experienced: fluent in French and English, eight years’ reference, recently returned from Paris, seeks summer engagement. Douvernoy 3155 Broadway. YOUNG FRENCH GIRL High educated seeks passage to Europe or summer engagement. Skilled teacher packer maid nurse companion with strong references. Refined Box 28 Tribune Uptown Office 1464 Broadway.
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Johns Hopkins
Atlantic
Tribune
Paris
Douvernoy
Broadway
Europe
Butler
Eugene
Lapy
M. A. R. Tribune
Tribune Uptown
Miss
Work Wanted Accountant and Automobile Machinist Classified
Two notices offer work or services. Mai seeks accounting work with day or evening hours and guaranteed satisfaction at 171 Broadway Room 19 percent. An Automobile Machinist advertises crate and repair of cars of any make for private families with counter preferred at 161 Gribune Uptown Office 1264 Broadway.
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Broadway
Gribune Uptown
Multiple Help Wanted Ads From Brooklyn listing workers and trades
A dense missive advertises work in bookkeeping collecting consulting electrical engineering chauffeuring and skilled trades. Individuals present seek positions with cash security offered and references provided. Names include B H L and H MacCabe with addresses in Brooklyn and nearby. other prospects list W Scott D R Hamilton O Moser and Frank with S Ocko care.
YACHTSMAN SEEKING GENTLEMANLY EMPLOYMENT IN BROOKLYN
A dense list of classifieds seeks positions for young men and a few women in domestic service, coaching, gardening, transportation, and clerical work. Applicants include a yachtman aged 82 seeking a country place or club, stock and millinery sales experience, waiter and butler roles, and various skilled trades with extensive references.
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Charlie
State St
Brooklyn
Third Avenue Railroad seeks extension on Amsterdam Avenue
Public notice from the City of New York announces that on June 5 1908 the Third Avenue Railroad Company petitioned for a double track extension and branch in Manhattan from Amsterdam Avenue Fort George Avenue to St Nicholas Avenue 190th Street and Amsterdam Avenue The board schedules a public hearing for June 26 1908 at City Hall Room 16 and requires publication in two daily papers and City Record for notice and costs.
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City OF New York
Board OF Estimate and Apportionment
Third Avenue Railroad Company
State of New York
Secretary of State
Borough of
Manhattan
City Hall
Park Row
Bowery
Third Avenue
Harlem River
One Hundred and
Twenty-fifth Street
Manhattan Street
East River
North River
Amsterdam Avenue
Fort George Avenue
St. Nicholas Avenue
Said Street
Said Avenue
Fort George Territory
Greater New York
New York
F. W. Whitridge
City and County of
City and County of New York, Is.: Frederick W. Whitridge
United States Circuit Court
Ww . Whitridge
John A. Dunn
N. Y. Co
Board of Estimate
Borough of Manhattan
City Record
Joseph Haag
Domestic situations wanted ads from a 1920s newspaper
A dense listing of help wanted ads for cooks, valets, butlers, chambermaids, laundresses, stewards, gardeners, and other domestic workers. Numerous names and addresses are given for positions in city and country homes, with notes on nationality, skills, experience, and salaries or wages.
Union Railway seeks Bronx extension franchise in 1908 petition
Public notice from New York Board of Estimate and Apportionment records Union Railway Company of New York City seeking consent to construct and operate a 750 foot double track extension from Bailey Avenue to Broadway in the Bronx. It outlines current lines, motive power, and the legal steps for a public hearing on June 28 1908 at City Hall Manhattan.
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Manhattan
Bronx
New York
Fordham Avenue
Bailey
Fordham and
Bailey Avenues
230Th Street
Bailey Avenue
Broadway
City of New York
West Two Hundred
Thirtieth Street
Said
Sedgwick) Avenue
Kingsbridge
Common Council
Two Hundred
Eaid Street
Batley Avenue
Greater New York
Union Railway Company OF
Edward A. Maher
City and County of
Union Railway Company
New York City
Ralph Norton
Queens County
New York County
Union Railway Company of New York
Board of Estimate
City Hall
Borough of
City of
Joseph Haag
Domestic S Situations Wanted Cook Agency Ads
Domestic situations wanted advertise cooks waitresses chambermaids houseworkers from Collier's Agency and others. listings emphasize first class cooking laundress waitresses and nurses with city or country references across multiple bureaus. suitable servants include Swedish English German Protestant English speaking women and Finnish applicants with various wages and locations.
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York
East
Flaherty’s Bureau
Columbus Ave
River
E. H
CcCook
Lane City
A. W
F. G
Collier's Agency
West 23d
Lexington Ave
Osterberg’s
Plaza
G. H
Sth Ave
Public Service Commission seeks three commissioners for transit route changes
Supreme Court hearing set for June 19 1908 in New York to appoint three disinterested appraisers to judge the modified rapid transit routes projected for Manhattan and the Bronx under the Lexing ton Avenue plan. The commission petitions to determine whether the updated four track Lexington Avenue line and connections should be constructed and operated, with property owners’ consent necessary for legal enforceability.
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Supreme Court
Appellate Division
First Department
Public Service Commission
First District
Lexington Avenue
Public Service Commission For
Supreme Court of
State of New York
First Judicial Department
Court House
Madison Avenue
East 2Th Street
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
Borough of
Manhattan
New
East 16Th Street
Irving Place
14Th Street
Broadway
East 9Th Street
East 129Th Street
Harlem River
Park Avenue
Bronx
138Th Street
Mott Avenue
East 151St Street
New York
William R. Willcox
Chaikmas
Travis BH. Whitney
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Continent
Brazil Keys
Oico
Patna
Rangoon
Rassein
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Muscovado
Ias
S. Judd
Telegraph
Ee Trvine
No. 27
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Ternstein
Nor
Bervert Lewix
Alta
McDonald
RCE Ros
Btus
Union Dime Savings Institution
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Salt Water
Harvard
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6Th Ave
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125Th St
Tremont Ave
Victor Visible
Noman
Underwoods
Remingtons
Olivers
Smltas
A. Osterberg
Herkimer St
Woods Business School
A. Skarda
North Std St
Tribune Office
H. MacCabe
Bradhurst Ave
Joseph Antonieth
East 59Th St
L. M
South 6Th St
Aenevas
W. Scott
Gilbertville
Mass
D. R. Hamilton
Ave. Cc
Frank
S. Ocko
Vesey St
Graham
Jamaica Ave
Astoria
Long Island
Carpenter's Bureau
Thomas Phillipa
Jpattery Place
Arkansas
A. BR. M
L. K
Henry J. Nelson
Hicks St
William A. Smith
Louis Labrador
2D Ave
City Reference
Roberts
West 80Th Sto
J. Quigley
George Sweeney
Alexander Ave
Y. A
E. BE. C
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S. B
Cortelyou Road
Lillie Grimm
Cornelia St
Spahn
49Th St
S. Clinton St
East Orange
Lara Loucks
Deep River
Conn
K. K
John Stalter
West 68Th St
M. W
J. M
Osterberg’s Bureau
Tel
Cook
James Clark
West 109Th St
H. K
Prospect Place
Joseph Doyle
Ates
Stockley
Warburton Ave
Yonkers
Locust
Good Cook
Thomas Silk
West 44Th St
Emperate
Oscar Ratke
East 11Th St
B. M
East 77Th St
James
7Th Ave
Re Mable
Long
Powers
West 36Th St
F. Chapman
Vineyard Haven
Mfe
East 20Th St
Steve Baloha
Horvath
East 7Th St
Madison
T. N
Fred Kunst
164Th St
George M. Kurz
J. Peterson
J. Gfrochter
Grand St
Beutler
Concord St
Naka
Ofice
14Th
SA Ave
Suth Ft
123Th St
24 Ave
oMca
J. L
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H. Zurik
Jefferson St
Hugh C. Hosford
Malcolm R. Morrison
Dehorn
Himrod St
Bachelor’s Place
Sei
Sands St
J. S
Park Ave
Bloomfield, N. J
G. Williams
3D Ave
Hofmayer's Bureau
West 25d
Hag
K. L
Miss PittGerald’s
Fifth Ave
Cor
Flaherty
BE. F
Hart
Jusatta Bureau
Lexington
Plaga
Osterberg
Buonave
City Os
Agu East 64Th St
Mary
Dalery
Care
Deneley
10Th Ave
Call Irwin's Bureau
West 11Th St
Clarkson St
K. C
Green
A. B
Miss Shea
East St
Butler’s Place
West 23d St
Chelsea
Jussila Bureau
M. PD
Miss FiteGaraige Bureau
State of
New Font
Judicial House
Im District Court
White Plains
Westchester County
County of
St. County of Westchester
Slingan
Mount Pleasant
Board of Water Supply
F.r
Westchester
Pene No
Pleasant Place
Scanmercial Avenue
Aqueme Ict Department
the Register of the N _ of Westchester
Pact
Commercial Avenue
Commerc Avenue
Adaline Avenue
S&s
S. ST
Sal
Saia
Adale Avenue
High Street
Saids and
Columbus
Norwood Street
Rutledge Street
Sedgwick Avenue
Sandford
McAdam
Brant and
Barrett Streets
Morton St.edence
Sedge+wick Avenue
Morton Street
Columbus Avenue
Barrett Street
New Yok
Francis Key Pendleton
Corporation Counsel
Hall of Recor
Chambers and
Centre Streets
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