Market Briefs from New York Coffee and Cotton Notes
General Market Report from New York dated June 18 1908. Coffee prices showed little change with slight gains early and then steady to lower on light support as traders awaited harvest signals and official crop figures. Cotton eased amid mixed futures, with gains at times from strong spot prices and rumors of favorable weather. prices closed with a net advance in some months and weak others.
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New York
Ces
Uei Emacs
Ewe
Gomet
Weineccn
Havre
Brazil
Gut
Alexandria
Cem & Lance
Chile
Gulf
Southraphedes
Little Rock
Charleston
UN- Orleans
Aerican
Sidsc
New York Produce Exchange
London
V. Tron
Sis
Cleveland
Northern
New Orleans
London metal and commodity prices drift with mixed signals
The London market shows copper and tin easing while lead and spelter hold steady amid dull domestic demand. Farther, provisions trend higher on packer demand, with pork and beef firm, and refined sugar and oils showing modest moves. Local markets vary by commodity, with copper and tin prices slipping while others remain steady.
New York Produce Market Report June 18 1206
Beans and peas receipts today 2021 sacks with weak demand. Foreign beans selling quietly. turtle soup at $180. Butter firm on creamery grades. cheese and eggs quoted with steady to firm tones. Fruits show plentiful apples and peared steady. berries and melons vary with supply. Poultry prices steady to weak as market clears from fret hands.
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New York
California
Lima
Liverpool
Livestock Prices From New York Market June 18 1908
Livestock market report from New York on June 18 1908 shows cattle receipts at 83 carloads totaling 1423 head with steady feeling and slow dressed beef. Calves receipts 337 head with veals weak to 15 cents lower and many unsold. prices range for veal and dressed calves. Sheep and lambs receipts 131 cars totaling 3290 head with lambs and sheep trading slowly. prices for ordinary to choice sheep and various Virginia lambs listed. Hogs receipts 15 cars totaling 2342 head with firm market and New York state hog prices around 6 dollars per 100 pounds for 190 lb hogs.
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New York
Liverpool
London
Tobin & Shannon
S. Judd & Co
Jersey City
Virginia Lambs
Fred I. Kretz
Kenton & Co
Judd & To
McPherson & Co
Virginia
New York State
J. G. Curtis & Son
Judd & Co
Cattle and Hogs Prices From Regional Markets Jun 18
Chicago and other markets report cattle receipts around 10 000 head with weak tone steer prices near 75 dollars, cows 6 84 to 7 . hog receipts about 25 000 with mixed pricing from 4 75 to 5 82 for various weights. sheep and lambs show 15 to 200 lower in Chicago, 13 000 head overall. East Buffalo and Cincinnati markets list steady to lower trends across cattle hogs and sheep with specific price ranges for each category. Kansas City and Union Stock Yards notes active cattle with steel prices from 5 50 to 6 65, hogs around 5 50 to 5 55, and sheep and lambs varied by market.
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Bulk
Philadelphia
New York
Calcutta
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
West
Middle Western
South America
Continent
Brazil
Patna
Rangoon
Bassein
Eagle
Porto Rico
Howell
Muscovado
London
London Cable
California
Baldwin
Hoxbury
Golden
Southen
PEARL
Southern
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Staten Island
Hilton
Irvington
Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
North Carolina
Pineapp
Tlec
New York State
Pacific Coast
Western
Long Island
Broilers
Pennsylvania
Tancy
Risc
East Buffalo
Cincinnati
Union Stock Yards
Pittsburg
London Liverpool market report on grains and commodities
Closing Wheat prices across No 2 red Western and No 1 California held steady with futures mixed. Corn and peas show modest firming, flour and lard held near steady levels, with hogs, bacon, and hams posting varied quotes amid a broad commodity market snapshot from Liverpool on June 18.
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Liverpool
California
London
Pacific Coast
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Summary
Liberal long liquidation weakened Chicago wheat with July ending 4 cents lower. Corn rose on rain in the belt and demand, closing near day’s high. Oats slightly higher. provisions rose 10 to 12 cents. Wheat and flour clearances 246,200 bushels. receipts 322,000. Corn strong on cash and shorts, July 67 to 68 4? cents. Sept 4544 to 45. Beef and mutton highs lifted pork and ribs.
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FC Pin
Liverpool
Berlin
Republic
Chicago
New York
Atieciess
York
Arley
Longs
Minneapolis
Duluth
Tgc
Business troubles sweep several New York firms in bankruptcy petitions
United States District Court heard involuntary bankruptcy petitions in New York yesterday. Thayer, Taylor & Griffin of 41 Union Square assigned for creditors to Herbert W. Taylor of Glen Ridge New Jersey. Blecher Eiseman & Co. at 4 Broome street faced claims totaling 857 with liabilities and assets ranging up to 335,000 and 25,000. Toscani Brothers at 163 East 25th street had a receiver appointed. Empire State Engineering Company liabilities 291,508 17 assets 662,800 12. John D Edwards dry goods 169 Amsterdam avenue liabilities 6,419 49 assets unknown. Penilevine and Julius Shapiro at 14 Waverley Place liabilities 10,988 81 assets 4,4177. H. Thompson Manufacturing Co. 97 Warren street liabilities and assets listed.
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United States District Court
Thayer, Taylor & Griffin
New York Corporation
Union Square
Herbert W. Taylor
Glen Ridge
N. J
Blecher, Eiseman & Co
Broome Street
Benjamin Wollner
Marshall
Hogan
Toscani Brothers
East 25Th Street
Empire State Engineering Company
John D. Edwards
Amsterdam Avenue
Penilevine
Julius Shapiro
Waverley Place
H. Thompson Manufacturing Company
Warren Street
MJAS1
Lost Bankbooks and Public Auction Notices
Lost bankbooks from Union Dime Savings German Savings Bank Emigrant Industrial Dry Dock and Bank for Savings warn holders to recover within set days or risk cancellation. Auction notices list sales of furniture and goods in Manhattan locations by Marshal order. Job ads seek drivers, interpreters, stenographers, and other workers with details on positions and contact points.
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Union Dime Savings Institution
The
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
Chambers St
Dry Dock Savings Institution
I. Bernstein
East Houston St
Manhattan
Alfred Freeman
Third Avenue Railroad seeks extension on Amsterdam Avenue
Public notice details a June 5 1908 Board of Estimate and Apportionment hearing for the Third Avenue Railroad Company to extend its line via Amsterdam Avenue and Fort George Avenue to 190th Street. It outlines route, length about 3 500 feet, underground electrical traction and franchise request under the Greater New York Charter. Public hearing set for June 25 1908 with publication requirements and official actions by Secretary Joseph Haag.
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Board of Estimate and
Board of Estimate
Ee Ieee
Third Avenue Railroad
New York
Secretary of State
City Hall
Park Row
Howery
Third Avenue
Harlem River
One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
Manhattan Street
East River
North River
Amsterdam Avenue
One Hundred and
Twenty-fifth Street
Fort George
Fort George Avenue
Borough of
Manhattan
City of New York
Third Avenue Railroad Company
Eald Fort George Avenue
St. Nicholas Avenue
Fort George Territory
Greater New York
F. W. Whitridge
City
County of
Frederick W. Whitridge
United States Circuit Court
F. A Whitridge
John A. Dunn
Notary Public
Borough of Manhattan
Ity
Joseph Haag
Union Railway plans extension in Bronx 1908 hearing slated
Petition by Union Railway Company of New York seeks a 75 foot double track extension from Bailey Avenue west to Broadway linking Fordham and Bailey avenues with the Broadway line. Describes prior approvals, overhead electric traction, and a public hearing required by law. Notarized by Edward A. Maher, with city notice set for June 28, 1908 at City Hall Manhattan.
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New York
I T
Bronx
City of
Pet Tinner’s
Fordham Avenue
Beiley Avenue
The
New York and Harlem Railroad
Manhattan Railway
Kingsbridge
Petitioner's
230Th Street
Said
Sedgwick) Avenue
Bailey Avenue
Broadway
Common Council
Two Hundred
Greater New York
Union Railway Company OF
Edward A. Maher
City and County of New York
New York City
Ralph Norton
Queens County
New York County
Board of Estimate
City Hall
Borough of Manhattan
City Record
Joseph Haag
Domestic situations wanted caretakER and kitchen help ads
A page of domestic help notices lists positions for caretakers housekeepers chambermaids cooks and a nurse. Entries include references available for summer work at Mrs Goodbody 421 West 38th Street and additional postings across Lexington Avenue Columbus Avenue and West 20s with various wages and preferences, including boarding, color workers, and Protestant applicants.
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West Irth St
Lexington Ave
Real estate map for Kensico Reservoir area in Mount Pleasant
A 1905 map filed in Westchester County shows parcels in Mount Pleasant Westchester County New York to be acquired by New York City under Chapter 724 for Kensico Reservoir construction. The description lists numerous parcel numbers and boundary lines along Pleasant Place Commercial Avenue Teal estate Adaline Avenue and Barrett Street with bearings and distances. the fee title covers parcels 696 to 796. The notice is signed by Key Pendleton Corporation Clerk, with references to the Office of Records in New York City.
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Mount Pieasew
Westchester
State
Southern Aqueduct Department
Board of Water Supply
City of New York
Mount Pleasant
County of
State of New York
City of
New Yor
Kensico Reservoir
Barrett St
Register
County of Westchester
White Plains
New York
Pleasant Place Commercial Avenue
Office of the Register of the County of Westchester
Adaline Avenue
Same
High Street
Percel
Said Street
Columbus Avenue
Norwood Street
Sedgwick Avenue
Sandford
McAdam
Vam Brent
Barrett Street
Merton Street
Sedgewick Avenue
Morton Street
Said Avenue
Barrets Street
Pleasant Place
County of Wesster
Chambers Centre Streets
Borough of
Marmn
New York City
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General Market Report
Ea. Vos “Op
Lew
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Hebron
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Eastern Shore
Bermuda
Texas
Leeks
OKRA
Connecticut
Romaine
Norfolk
Canada
Mississippi
Toledo
Country Produce Markets
Telegraph
Chicago Grain and Provisions
4Th Ave
Magdalena Dietrich
Bank For Savings
1St St
Madison St
Roosevelt St
United States
International Wind Sign Co
Park Ave
115Th St
Henry A. Dam—meyer
East 113Th St
G. S
Brooklyn
Terpreter
Barcena
West 125Th St
Steinberg
East 137Th St
Chaupfeur
Rome
Tribune
Weber
West 106Th At
H. Jacobs
East 118Th St
Edward Geyer
West 83d
Packard
Pierce
T. Maycock
West Dist St
Pope Hartford
Barker
West 48Th St
Chaffeur
W. Scott
Gilbertville
Panhard
Mercedes
Renault
Fiat
Darraca
Peerless
Stearns
Lazier
Thomas
White
Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau
Sth Ave
Stephens
Staberg
Peterson
East List St
Spanish America
Raan
Wool Exchange
Joseph Ruzcone
Ferrier
Locust Ave
Port Chester
Old Mexico
Tribune Office
Packer
Porter
Paul Wlocka
Locust St
Joseph Arthur
Todd
Townsend
H. J. Ferris
S0th St
Oee
Gpmi
Thomas Sheeran
North St. Bernard
Frank Schleffer
Ithst Watchman
Evans
Diamant
East 9Th St
Bickhart
Elm St
Boston
Alary Minder
Ale Meyer
East Oth St
Agen
Campana
West 130Th St
Europe
Cotby
Fulton St
Sandusky, Ohio
6Th Ave
125Th St
Seth Et
Tremont Ave
Swedish Institute
E. A. Sipp
Bushwick Ave
Rae
Cook
Houseman
Butler
Valet
Haru
Tan
Angor
Atzawa
Cherry St
J. B
Fitzgerald
Eugene M. Fuchs
East 59Th
G. M
Clinton Ave
M.goldstein
East Sd
Coachman
Treacy
Eee
Powers
J. K
28Th St
Horatio St
Peter Daly
Carpenters Bureau
14Th Ave
Sullivan
West 136Th St
Newt Sober
Eine Saunier
J. J
Hutier
Dixon
Goml Utiker
Tribune OmMce
Willam
Owens
East 41St St
Carpenter's Bureau
U. N
Country Place
Schmidt
Kramer
West Fist St
Ulb
Oliver St
Kavanagh
West Sid St
Malcolm R. Morrison
N. A. Dupont
John Starter
Baciwa
Jefferson St
Ee Boken
West 3Th St
Caldwell
East 127Th
Jussilt Bureau
Osterberg’s
Wreet
Laza
Best
Flaherty’s Bureau
Columbus Ave
River
Sears
West Tist
Alee
Enarate G. &. Hofmayer
Burren
Chelsea
Fonate Wok and Laundress
West 18Th St
Osterberg’s Bureau
Telch — Plaza
Ut— Derstand
Om Long Isard
Miss
Flaherty's Bawreau
Tolumbus Ave
Nure
H. Mise Fitzgerald
MM M
Mies Ae Bureau
Sth
Corner
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City of Country
Berger
N. Y
E.a. H
Rich
Mount Vernon
N.Y
Ireland
Wattres
Cali
East
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