General Market Report June 15 1906
The coffee market was quiet and steady with receipts easing. World supply expectations point to a 14 million bag visible July 1, with a large year decline aiding sentiment. Cotton prices softened while weather in Shreveport and levee breaks weighed on outlook and trading remained subdued.
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York
Sundiahy
Eeeson
Capmte
Mt Eom
United States
Rio
Santos
Rito
Europe
Mies
Vic
Rie
Mer Ae Zollow
Liverpool
Shreveport
Wall Street Pope
New Orleans
Louisiana
Mississippi
Laos
Cotton and grain markets show mixed activity in weekly report
The report covers spot cotton, futures quotations, and weekly fiber totals with figures for bales and weekly changes. It also details wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, and oils markets, plus London and New York price levels, and notes on provisions, lard, and sugar markets with U.S. cash and futures values.
Price quotes and cargo details for Porto Rico and Cuba consignments
The report lists revised quotes for centrifugal and muscovade sugars with 96 and 0 test, and a S9 molasses sugar at 3.64c. It notes 20,000 bags Porto Rico centrifugal for June shipment by steamer to New York at 4.38c, basis 96 test, delivered at Arbuckle Brothers refinery, plus 10,000 June and 20,000 July Cuba centrifugal at 31-32c, equal to 4.392, duty paid.
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Muscovade
Porto Rico
New York
Arbuckle Brothers
Cuba
Chicago cattle hogs and sheep market report June 15
Chicago receipts about 19 000 cattle 52 000 hogs and 20 000 sheep with mixed price ranges. Cincinnati and East Buffalo markets show hog and cattle shifts with steady to higher or lower tendencies. Pittsburg reports lower cattle and higher sheep and lamb values with prime and heavy categories highlighted.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Pittsburg
European Produce Market Shows Steady Wti and Butter Prices
Liverpool June 15 closing reports dull spot wheat with No 2 red Western winter at 7s 44, No 1 California 7s 7d, July futures 7s 8% and September 7s 9d. Corn spot steady new American kiln dried 5s 19d, old American 5s 10½d. plats steady. Hops in London Pacific steady at £1 11s 2d. Beef extra India mess 103s 9d, pork prime Western 73s 9d, hams short cut 46s 6d. Racon Cumberland cuts and other cuts steady, lard prime Western 42s 6d, American refined 43s 9d. Cheese Canadian finest white steady 62s. Tobacco Prime city 26s 6d, turpentine spirits 31s 9d, rosin common 7s 9d, petroleum refined quiet 6s 6. Linseed oil firm 24s 3d.
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Sateetton
Liv
Uiet
Manchester
New York
Iree
Liverpool
Berlin
Budapest
la Plata
Antwerp
Hungary
Broomhall
Oklahoma
Dar
Seaboard
Gsc
Duluth
Chicago
Commission House
Saturn
Leow
ae _ roy
SRY Ccocseccen
Smf
Ione
Casece OO
London
Cleveland
Northern
New Orleans
Stangard White
Philadelphia
City
Calcutta
Omaha
Mess
India Mess
South America
Continent
Brazil
Rangoon
Bessein
Eagle
Bae: & Tb
Liz
Philadelphi
California
Pacific Coast
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Summary June 15
The Chicago wheat market declined on selling by small holders, with July down about one to two cents and September firm. Corn fell early, then firmed with distant deliveries. July ranged 66 to 66-1/2 cents. Oats rose modestly. provisions mixed with live hogs easing briefly before packers pushed prices up. Rain in Kansas and the Southwest supported futures. receipts and shipments listed, with close mixed and firm for deferred wheat.
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Chicago
Paris
Kansas
Southwest
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Missouri
Hotel and Resort Columns Guide to East Coast Resorts
The Tribune presents its Hotel and Resort Columns as an authentic guide to the best East coast resort hotels offering appealing accommodations and environment. Advertised hotels will send booklets upon request.
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Tribune
Chauffeur and Driver Classified Ad Briefs
A compact collection of 1910s era chauffeur and driver notices. Listings seek sober, experienced drivers for various makes including Packard and Piercée-Arrow, with references and own repairs offered. Locations include Broadway uptown and Jamaica Avenue Astoria.
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Packard
J. J
Tribune
Broadway
Help Wanted Ads Return Many Skilled Labor Positions
A long column of help wanted notices lists male and female seekers. Entries include a British man seeking small private tasks in London, a veteran 88 officer seeking commissions in Mexico, various butlers, coachesmen, stenographers, teachers, nurses, governesses, and companions in New York, Brooklyn, and surrounding areas, with references and contact addresses.
Third Avenue Railroad seeks extension through Manhattan streets
Public notice from the City of New York announces the Third Avenue Railroad Company petitioning the Board of Estimate and Apportionment for a double track extension on Amsterdam and Fort George avenues and St Nicholas, 3500 feet long, to connect to its existing line. A public hearing is set for June 26, 1908 in City Hall Manhattan with publication requirements to follow.
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City OF
Secretary of State
Park Row
Howery
Third Avenue
Hariem
One Hundred and
Twenty-fifth Street
Manhattan Street
East River
North River
Amsterdam Avenue
Fort George
Fort George Avenue
Borough of
Manhattan
City of New York
Third Avenue Railroad Company
St. Nicholas Avenue
Said Avenue
Fort George Territory
Greater New York
New York
F. W. Whitridge
City and
County of
County of New York, Ir.: Frederick W. Whitridge
United States Circuit Court
Whitridge
John A. Dunn
Notary Public
N. Y. Co
Board of Estimate
City Hall
City Record
Joseph Haag
Domestic positions wanted fill city homes
A dense, ad like listing from 1914 offering multiple cook and housework jobs. Applicants include cooks, laundresses, chambermaids and waitresses with various preferences and locations. Agencies mentioned: FitzGeralds Bureau 603 Fifth Ave, M Clarke Bayonne NJ, Osterberg 716 Lexington Ave, Jussila 680 Lexington Ave, Hofmayer 153 W 23d St, Mary T 283 7th Ave, and others. Wages range up to 45 dollars. country and private homes noted.
Public notice on Union Railway franchise petition 1908
A filing before the New York City Board of Estimate and Apportionment seeks consent and a franchise for a double track extension of the Union Railway of New York City. The proposal connects Fordham and Bailey Avenues with Broadway, enabling a continuous line over 750 feet and electrified operation. Edward A. Maher, president, swore to the petition on May 28, 1908, with later board consideration set for June 5, 1908.
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City OF
New York
Board OF Estimate and Apportionment
Board of Estimate and
Union Railway of
New York City
State of New York
Manhattan
Bronx
Fordham Avenue
Bailey Avenue
The
New York and Harlem Railroad
Manhattan Railway
Kingsbridge
Petitioner's
Broadway
239Th Street
Fordham and
Batley Avenues
230Th Street
Batley Avenue
6Th Street
the Brome
City of New York
West Two Hundred
Thirtieth Street
Common Council
Said
Sedgwick) Avenue
Palley Avenue
Greater New York
Ee Company OF New
Edward A. Maher
City and County of New York
Union Railway Company of
Ralph Norton
Ralph Norton, Notary Public
Queens County
New York County
Union Railway Company of New York
Board of Estimate
City Hall
Borough of
City Record
Joseph Haag
Ally
Public notice for Kensico Reservoir land seizure in Westchester
In the Judicial District of White Plains Westchester County New York on June 20 1908 a court hearing will consider a petition to appoint three disinterested commissioners to determine compensation for the City of New York for acquiring real estate in Mount Pleasant Westchester for the Kensico Reservoir under chapter 724 of the laws of 1905. The parcels Nos 696 to 796 are described on map No 1792 filed April 6 1908 at the Westchester County Register. The fee taken is for the city to obtain the specified parcels including altered street lines and easements. Francis Key Pendleton Corporation Counsel, Hall of Records New York City.
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Court House
White Plains
Westchester County
New York
Mount Pleasa
Westchester
White N
Adaline Avenue
James
Said Avenue
High Street
Said Street
Columbus Avenue
Norwood Street
Sedgwick Avenue
Sandford
McAdam
van Brunt
Barrett
Morton Street
Setghwick Avenue
Barrett Street
Pleasant Place
City of
Register
County of
Marth
Francis Key Pendleton
Corporation Counsel
Office
Postice
Hall of Records
Chambers and
Centre Streets
Borough of Manhattan
New York City
Public Service Commission seeks three commissioners for rapid transit project
The Public Service Commission for the First District applies to the Appellate Division for appointment of three commissioners to determine if a rapid transit railway plan, including Lexington Avenue modifications, should be built and operated in Manhattan and the Bronx. The project details a new 2 track to 4 track alignment extending from East 36th Street southward under Lexington Avenue and into Harlem River and Park Avenue corridors with connections at 138th Street and Mott Avenue. The hearing will be held June 16, 1908, at the Appellate Division Court House in Manhattan.
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Supreme Court
First Department
Public Service Commission
First District
Lexington Avenue
Public Service Commission For
Appellate Division
Supreme Court of
State of New York
Court House
Madison Avenue
East 2Th Street
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
Man— Hattan
East 36Th Street
Irving Place
Ath Street
Sh Street
East 120Th Street
Harlem River
Park Avenue
Bronx
138Th Street
Mott Avenue
East Mist Street
New York
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Osterberg
Lexington Ave
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St. Ave
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Manhattan Ave
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Jay St
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Care Bates
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ST W. 98Th
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Edgecombe Ave
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50Th St
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A. Hughes
109Th St
Mendez
North of Ireland
Flaherty
Tal —River
West Ind
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Aubrey
Lexington
Watts
West 3d St
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Plaza Coae Eee
8D Ave
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