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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1900

Page

5

Market Summary for Coffee and Cotton at New York June 13 1900

The coffee market closed near day lows after a volatile session with Brazilian receipts small and Rio plague concerns fading under weak Havre and Santos cables. Spot prices fell. total Brazil stock and American visible were reported, while Rio shipments were hefty. Cotton opened steady, then dipped as New Orleans price manipulation rumors circulated, later rebounding on foreign buying and weather forecasts, with spot markets mixed across ports.

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Wheat and grain markets face mixed signals and steady prices

Grain prices held firm as wheat futures fluctuated on reports of rains in the Dakotas and Minnesota, while heavy hog receipts pressured meat prices. July wheat tested 76 to 77 cents, corn cash demand rose with export activity, and oats and barley showed modest firmness amid unsettled conditions.

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Market report shows firmer tone in spirits turpentine

The market remains steady to lower as Southern markets ease. Rosin stays dull with limited activity. Quotations list TAR Regulars at 210, 40 of bbis at 425, Spirits Turpentine 45 four to five? Common to good, Rosin strained at 155 and E at 165.

Turpentine market reports from Wilmington and Charleston

Wilmington and Charleston reports on spirits turpentine prices and receipts dated June 13. Wilmington notes spirits turpentine steady at 42 42-43 cents with receipts, rosin steady, crude turpentine quiet, and tar quiet with baskets of daily receipts. Charleston lists turpentine nominal and quiet with 100 bbls sold, no price change.

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Beans And Peas Market Slips Amid Steady Beans And Dairy

The market for marrow beans eases with best stock at 212 ½ per bush, other beans steady or unchanged. Creamery cream prices hold with high grade lots moving. cheese market active on fancy grades. Fruits and vegetables show varied demand. apples slow, strawberries abundant, melons steady. Livestock markets display steady to firmer cattle and mixed veal and hogs with active auction results across multiple firms.

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Beef market report from Beeves yards and cattle sales

Recepts totaled 117 cars or 2150 head with 20 cars for sale in Jersey City and Sixtieth street. Steers rose 10 to 15 cents on limited supply while late arrivals sold lower. Ordinary to choice natives ranged 4 55 to 5 70 per 160 pounds, cows 2 25 to 4 20, dressed beef firm. US cattle 12 1/2 to 13 1/2 cents, Oceanic shipments 4420 quarters of beef.

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Wool market reports cautious buying amid light weight season

The report notes week sales around two million pounds with a forerunner for larger actions in the West. Demand favors medium and low wools while fine wools stay draggy. Prices largely unchanged, territory markets show little change though some growers weaken. Boston week sales total 2,053,000 pounds, compared with 4,978,400 year ago. year-to-date pounds amount to 65,247,100 versus 111,860.50 last year.

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Trades and prices in wheat corn oats and fats

Buffalo markets list June trade on Northern and No 2 red wheat at 78c bid. Corn mixed with No 2 yellow 42%c, No 3 43%c. Oats firm No 2 white 27%c, No 3 26%c. Rye no offerings. Flour run June 13. Futures show June to September shifts in wheat and corn. Cash quotes include No 2 red 78c, No 2 yellow 39 39.2c, oats 26 25c, barley 37 43c, timothy seed 2 35, pork lard ribs prices. Cincinnati to Duluth to Minneapolis market snapshots with varied wheat and corn bids, oats and rye steady, potatoes and dairy prices nudging.

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Florence Hotel Fireproof Apartments for Summer

City h Hotels advertise The Florence at 4th Ave and 1st St Union Square as absolutely fireproof with a few desirable apartments available for summer months.

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Royal Blue Line and city ferry routes listed in timetable

Daily and Sunday transit times and routes across Brooklyn Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington. Mentions Liberty Street offices and various street addresses plus transfer points and baggage checks. Includes times such as 10:00 4:30 8:00 PM and locations like Broadway Union Square West and East 12th Street.

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