New York June 17 1988 Market Report Copfee and Cotton notes
General market report from New York June 17 1988 shows Copfee to Gar’s coffee market opening quiet with small advances and subsequent liquidation leaving prices near unchanged. Rio and Santos receipts rise. primary markets show little change while new crop fears press weakly. Cotton futures also slipped, with July around mid 60s and old crop months weaker, amid shifts in New Orleans demand and ongoing export activity.
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New York
To-Gar
Fiambure
Rio
Santos
Sarmtos
United States
Europe
Hambure
Jodebet
Sioojiuy
New-York
Baltimore
New Orleans
New-Orleans
Asinos
Liverpool
New-England
Market Notes on Beans Peas Butter and Cheese Prices
New York June 17 1903 market notes show marrow beans scarce with top sales near 250 per bush. Red kidney steadier on export demand. California lima lower. Butter creamery prices steady with fancy marks 27 1 2 c, long lines preferred. imitations and factory goods in supply. packing stock moving out. Cheese prices hold with full cream cheese strong. state dairy goods mixed. reforming supplies affect quotes.
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Liverpool Cable
State
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Southern
Appies
Ben Davis
Baldwin
Pears
Florida
le Conte
Peaches
North Carolina
Greensboro
Triumph
Georgia
Carman
Early Rivers
Dewey
Waldo
Botan
Robinson
Porto Rico
New York
Upriver
Staten Island
Hilton
Irvington
Upper Jersey
Lower Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Jersey
California
Moorpark
Pacific Coast
Hudson River Railroad
Erie
West Shore
Lehigh Valley
Central of
Baltimore and Ohio
Central of New Jersey
Progreso
Valparaiso
Glasgow
Havana
Cuba
Curacoa
Kingston
Nassau
Barbadoes
St. Martin
Lackawanna
New-York Central
Harlem
Ontario
Homer Ramsdell Line
New Haven
Western
Express
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Long Island
Virginia
Cab— Hages
Norfolk
Charleston
Savannah
Ido
Texas
Bermuda
New Orleans
Leong Island
North _ Carolina
Mississippi
Lima
Turpentine and Rosin Markets Steady to Firm Across Regions
The naval stores market shows spirits turpentine firm on better demand with light offerings, rosin steady, and tar firm. Price ranges cover spirits turpentine from 46 to 49 cents per barrel, with various grades cited in Savannah Wilmington London reports. Rosin values appear steady to firm with multiple container prices listed for American strains and European references.
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Se-Eeeseeees
Savannah
Vreston
Wilmington
Ubls
London
Rosin
Live Stock Market Report Notes Heavy Demand and Declines
Receipts reached 212 cars totaling 3 761 dead weight including 72 for export, 85 for city slaughterers, 55 for market with 51 cars at Jersey City yards. Supply was heavy and prices could not be maintained as steers bulls and fat cows declined about 10 cents. Dressed beef remained in fair demand with beef shipments to Liverpool and Southampton. various consignments and prices for native and Western cattle, cows, and lambs are listed with numerous firm values across multiple firms.
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Sylvenia
Sanders
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Newton & Co
A. H. Eppstein
Kentucky
Sherman & Culver
Indiana
S. Judd & Co
Tobin & Shannon
J. H. Hume & Bro
J. G. Curtis & Son
H. ‘ii. Hollis
Jehiffe, Wright & Co
Andrew Mullen
John P. Nelson
Louis Heilbrunn
A. McCabe
Ae H. Hollis
G. Curtis & Son
C. Rockefeller
Wright & Co
J. P. Nelson
J. G. Curtis @ Son
George & L. S. Dillenback
H. H. Hollis
Jelliffe, Wright & Co
B. W. Otis & Go
F. (. Bailey
Jersey City
Tobin Shannon
Judd & Co
Newton & Age
Virginia
Maryland
Nelson
New York
Liverpoo
London Cables
Sylvania
McPherson & Co
Markets by Telegraph Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices Across Regions
Chicago cattle receipts 20,000 head steady to 10e lower with steers 4.90 to 5.55. hogs receipts 30,000 today steady to firm with good to choice $5.75 to $6.30. sheep receipts 12,000, market 15 to 25c lower, lambs $4.25 to $5.75. Regional reports from Texas, New York, and East Liberty show mixed price movements and steady to higher hogs, steady cattle, and variable sheep.
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H. H. Hollis
Seies
Andrew Mullen
Tobin & Shannon
Chicago
Texas
Citv
East Liberty
Wheat and grain futures mixed in Buffalo and Chicago trade
June market notes show flour steady while wheat varies with spring weak and winter steady. Corn and oats respond to supply, with futures displayed for No 2 and No 2 yellow corn, and oats at mixed heights. Cash prices list steady butter and cheese, with pork and lard values included. regional quotes extend to Duluth Milwaukee Minneapolis and Philadelphia wheat figures.
Railroads schedules at Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets
Timetables list departures from Desbrosses Cortlandt and Twenty-third Street stations for trains to Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Indianapolis and more. Includes express limited and through services with parlor dining and observation cars and notes on connections via Shenandoah Valley routes and Norfolk lines.
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West Twenty-third Desbrosses
Cortlandt Streets
Desbrosses
Twenty-third Street
Fast Mail
Chicago
Indianapolis
ST. Louis
Pullman
Cincinnati
Ianapolis
PENNSYLVANIA _LIMITED
Cleveland
Toledo
Detroit
Nashville
Louisville
P. M
Chicago Limited
ST. Louis Express
Pittsburg
Gary W. Va
Shenandoah Valley
Western Express
Pacific Express
Knoxville
Shenandoah
Wesley Poute
Express
St. Loui
Washington
South
Aelan
One Land
A. m
Cortlandt
Congressional Limited
Paris
Datty
Shardard Atr Line Railway
Memphis
Atlantic City
Cape May
New York and
Lo West Twenty-third Street
Philadelphia
Desbcrosses
France Atires
Fem
Amy
Orelandt Streets
Germantown Jet
Onl
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
29Th St
Astor House
Court Street
Frnton
Pennsylvania Annex
Brooklyn
Jersey City
New York Transfer Company
Eighteenth Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
W. W. Atterrbury
I. R. Woop
Pass
Geo. W. Boyd
New York Ontario and Western Ry Time Schedule
A historic timetable listing multiple daily trains from Franklin to Oswego Norwich Rockland Ellenville Kingston and more with express and liberty trains. Ads note Tribune uptown office at 364 Broadway and branch stations across New York City and Newark with office hours and pickup locations.
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Sys. Franklin Stars
42Nd St
Oswego
Liberty Express
Liberty
Norwich
Rockland
Ellenville
Kingston
Western Express
Broadway
The
Tribune
6Th
14Th
Ud-ave
77Th Sts
61St-St
iIst-ave
Soth-st
125Th-St
Tremont-ave
Sd-ave
41St-St
3D-Ave
Bleecker-st
Bleecker-st. Brooklin
Smith-st
Newark
N. J
Broad-st
AD. T
Market notes from St Louis grain prices and receipts
June reports show corn firm and higher with No 2 white clipped at 4 cents. Butter and eggs mostly firm with nearby prints at 22 to 23 cents and 18 cents respectively. Cheese firm at 11 cents for New York full creams. Receipts include 1,300 barrels flour and 2,896 pounds in sacks. corn 6,500 bushels. oats 16,600. Shipments: corn 3,000 bushels. oats 11,000. No 2 hard 76-78 cents. corn July 40 cents. oats July 38? cents. September 33.5 cents.
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New-York
Duluth
Manitoba
Chicago
Suise
Ssc
Cor
Western
Buffalo
New York
Nory
SSR Srs
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Toledo
Detroit
Peloria
Gres Aan
Iui
Peoria
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New Orleans
aSess Northern
Foundry Southern
Foundry
Southern Soft
Bbis National
Bbis Arbuckle Brothers
Bbis McCahan
Bbis Arbuckles
Bbis
New-Orleans
Glasgow
Liverpool
London
Antwerp
Bristol
Hull
Newcastle
Leith
Hamburg
Tampa
Fernandina
Wilmington
Newberne
Norfolk
Mobile
Barrow
West India
Jacksonville
New Haven
Calcutta
TI Spottin
Northern
Halifax
England
Cuba
San Juan
City
Omaha
Middleshore
Bremen
Rotterdam
Hatteras
Montevideo
Kansas
India
South America
Continent
Brazil Keys
Cleo
Patna
Japan
Java
Eagle
Nascovado
Delaware H
Arbuckle Bros
Galveston
Houston
Midyea
New
Liverpool Cotton Market Report June 17 Prices and Futures
Liverpool market summary with spot cotton prices by grade and liverpool day sales of 4000 bales including 8700 American. Receipts total 17000 bales with 16300 American. Futures show barely steady open and firm close with multiple forward pairing for June through next February contracts.
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Liverpool
Coetton
European Produce Market Summary from Liverpool Trade
Liverpool June 17. Wheat spot and futures subdued with No 2 red Western and No 1 Northern spring quiet. July and September futures modest. Corn spot mixed. American futures quiet. Peas Canadian dull. Flour St Louis quiet. Hops steady. beef, pork, bacon, lard, butter, cheese, and tallow show varied firmness. Turpentine and rosin steady. linseed oil details incomplete.
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Liverpool
California
St. Louis
Cumberland
Tierces
New York Central Route to Boston and New England
Trains run from Grand Central Station Crand Central Station via Sprunetts and Albany on the New York Central Route. Times listed include morning noon and evening departures to Boston and return arrivals to New York. Tickets available at New York Central ticket offices on Broadway and at Grand Central Station. George H Daniels and an unspecified general superintendent sign off.
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New York
Boston
New England
Via
Sprupetts and
We Resston and
Albany Railroad
New York Central
Hudson River
R. R. Lessem
Crand Central Station
Fourth Avenue
Grand Central Station
George H Daniels
Ceneral
West Shore Railroad schedules from New York to Albany and beyond
Train times for West Shore Railroad from Franklin Street New York to Albany Catskill Mohawk Utster Hudson River points and Chicago Detroit Buffalo Cleveland Rochester Buffalo St Louis with daily daily except Sunday departures from Brooklyn Jersey City and Newark area. Baggage checked by Westcott Express. A H Smith General Superintendent Lambert Gana Passenger Agent.
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Grand Central
Street
New York
Gad Central Station
125Th 5
Grand Central State
Empire State
120Th St
Grand Central Station
Niagara Falls
IDAY
Buffalo
Irotland Express
Rutisadi
Buffalo Limited
Southwester
Indiana Souls
Chicago
Lake Shore
Albany
Troy
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Indiana
St. Louis
Western Express
Montreal Express
D & He
Rutland
Adirondack
Montreal
Islands
Toronto
Rochester
Southwestern
Pacific Express
Michigan Central
Cape Vincent
Ogdensourg
St Louis
fExc
Pittsfeld
North Adams
Broadway
Columbus Ave
125Th St
Grand Centr
New York Central
Hudson River R. R
Lessee
Franklin St
West
St. N. B
Catskill
Saratoga and Mohawk Express
Rip van Windle
Chicago Express
Lim
Chi
St. Louie
Ulster Express
Catekill Mts
Hudson River Points
Koch
Roch
Roch. Niegsra Faille
Det & Chi
Brooklyn Annex
Jersey City
Sandy Hook
St Rector St
Lackawanna Rail Hours and Ticket Info For New York City
The Lackawanna Railroad lists departure times from New York to Binghamton Syracuse Buffalo Chicago St Louis with multiple trains throughout the day. Tickets are sold at 167 Broadway Brooklyn Daily Office plus several storefront ticket outlets and newsrooms at various avenues and streets.
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Lackawanna Railroad
New York
Barclay and Christopher
Binghamton
Syracuse
Buffalo
Chicago
St. Louivlew
Perone Mountain
Scranton
Plymout
Oswego
Broadway
N. Pulto
Brooklyn
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Augusta
Norfolk Imington
Etremeth
Kerns Commission Co
J. H. Wilkerson
Harrington & Co
Virginia Lambs, 76 Id, At 8&760; 8 Virginia Sheep, 130 Th, At $465. S. Judd & Co
D. Harrington
Curtis & Son
Yester
Coceecone
Country Produce Markets
Naval Stores
Telegraph
the State OF Trade
Northwestern
Veewees
Sgtic
Railroads
Dennsylvania
Ontario & Western RY
Almanac
Price
Tribune Office
Southern Cotton Market
Galvesto
Pa Ames
Central
West Shore Railroad
Lambert
Gana
NEW Jersey Central
R. R
Liberty Street
Leeth Ferry
South Ferry
Easton
Bethlehem
Allentown
Mauch Chunk
Wilkesbarre
Lakewood
Lakehurst
Toms River
Barnegat
BO Lakewood
Vineland
Bridgeton
Long Branch
Asbury
PA Grove
Point Pleasant
aSaone
Ocean Grove
Reading Terminal
Reading
Harrisburg
Pottsville
Amsport
Torr Lem
W Ag Ain
New Jersey
Willamsburg
Baltimore & Ohiie
Columbus
Clevela
Ptre Limited
Astor
Fulton
Ogee
Lehich Valley
Andesbrosses
Aly Twae
Esa
Wilkes Barre
Scragton Express
Toronto Vestibule Express
PFA
Ave
Union A West
Fulton Ast
R Co
Unc Ptown
Wd-et
14Th-St
Westween
8Th
J-Ave
Tsth
Ttth St