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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1902
Page
23
The New York market notes firm start in coffee with light volume and mixed overseas signals. Cotton declines after rains mid belt raise fears of drought relief. wheat and corn show volatility amid bullish crop talk and export activity across Chicago and New York trading floors.
New York market reports steady meat and dairy prices with low activity. Beans show mixed demand with kidney and marrow varieties firm, while green peas and Scotch peas soften slightly. Butter prices hold with modest demand and stock storage noted. creamery and state dairy items list piano-like price ranges and recent shifts in value.
The report outlines cheese prices for large full cream and white or colored varieties, with 9 1/2 to 9 3/4 cents quoted for various grades. It also lists eggs and fruit quotations, detailing Florida and Georgia peaches, pineapples, cherries, strawberries, raspberries, and melons, plus extensive notes on dried fruits, hay and straw, and livestock prices and receipts at Jersey City and related markets.
Spirits turpentine remains quiet yet firm with light supply and demand above offerings. Tar prices stay firm as rosin and other products show steady to firm values across Wilmington Savannah and Charleston markets with receipts reported and varied bbl and cask quantities.
Receipts reached 152 carloads totaling 2064 head with 83 for slaughterers and 8 for market. Good to choice steer demand steady while grass cattle and common grades softened. bulls and cows down 10 to 8 cents. Native steers mostly 5 to 525 per 100 lb, some Kansas cattle at 525, extra Pennsylvania steers at 8, oxen and stays 46 to 65. Dressed beef weak to 12 cents, shipments included 1200 quarters to Philadelphia. future ship dates listed for Samuel Richard Grenville and others to the West Indies.
Chicago notes 18 000 cattle including 300 Texans with varied demand. hogs 35 000 receipts withs steady to lower. sheep 18 000 head with lambs lower and wethers steady. Buffalo reports 430 cattle dull and hogs up, while Cincinnati Kansas City and East Liberty show mixed cattle and hog trends and price ranges.
Liverpool report from June 18 records spot prices down 1 16d for American middling fair to low middling ranges with a 4 p. m. market at 18 32d. Gales totaled 14 000 bales with 4 000 for speculation and export. Futures opened easier and closed steady with varied bids and offers through June to December contracts.
Wheat and corn futures moved unevenly with spring wheat strong in Buffalo while winter wheat softened in Chicago trade. Cash grains showed mixed results as No 2 yellow corn traded around 60s and oats and rye slid or held steady. canal freights and refined measures mirrored the day’s volatility across Minneapolis Philadelphia and St Louis exchanges.
June 18 closing prices show wheat Nos 1 Northern and California futures dull. American pork and bacon demand steady. lard and butter steady. turpentine and rosin firm. linseed oil steady with refined petroleum steady. Receding market activity across grains, meats, and oils.
The City Record announces approval by the Board of Revision of Assessments and enrollment of arrears for local improvements in the Bronx 244th Ward Section 12 Bainbridge Avenue Regulating Grading Curbing Flagging and Laying Crosswalks from Southern Boulevard to Hingesbridge Road. Comptroller Edward M Grout City of New York June 1 1902. Attention to the advertisement in City Record June 15 to July 1 1902.
Schedule fragment lists times for Long Branch Asbury Park Ocean Grove Point Pleasant and Seashore points. Times show morning and afternoon runs with 71.60 and 11.30 figures and 2.45 3.53 2.45 6.30 P.M. Sun Days. Exceptions include Ocean Grove 9.00 A.M. and 4.00.
The document lists routes and fares for the Royal Blue Line to Baltimore with times and service notes. It includes office locations in New York and Brooklyn and identifies W. G. Besler as general manager and Burt as general passenger agent.
Notices list multiple Tribune branches and offices in Manhattan and surrounding avenues with payment and submission hours for advertisements and subscriptions. The Uptown Office at No 1 36 Broadway between 36th and 7th streets is open until 9 pm, with additional branches at 1553 6th Ave, 92 East 14th St, 263 West 1235th St, and others serving readers.
The page lists numerous rail services including CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS, WESTERN EXPRESS, PACIFIC EXPRESS, CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI PRESS, and others with times and connections. It notes dining and parlor cars, through vestibuled trains, and connections to Atlantic City Cape May Norfolk and more. Ticket offices and baggage service are detailed along with a contact for cab service.
Boston departures include 9:00 A M 1 12:00 noon 4:00 P M 11 P M arrive New York times 3 40 P M 6 40 P M 1 02 P M 6 14 A M tickets at New York Central offices 415 Broadway 128 Broadway and Grand Central Station George H Daniels general passenger agent H Smith general superintendent
Trains depart Franklin St New York with connections to Albany Catskill Mountaine Rip Van Winkle Flyer Chicago Express and more daily times shown for both New York and Jersey City routes including Hudson River points and Buffalo Detroit St Louis with hotel time table references and agents H Smith and C Lambert.
Frequent Lackawanna departures list times from New York and nearby hubs to Binghamton Syracuse Buffalo Chicago and Pocono Mountain with through sleepers and ticket offices on Broadway and nearby streets. Service notes include daily and Saturday operations and weekend exceptions.
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