New York Coffee and Cotton Markets Mixed on June 19 1905
Quiet New York market with coffee futures up modestly amid limited demand and mixed European cues. Cotton prices rose on short covering while weeks of heavy trading implied cautious outlooks for old crop and new harvests, with weekly port receipts and export totals detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Webers
Perl
Hamburg
Valorization
Friends of the
Valorization Plan
Santos Giest
Brazil
Oetetic
Sue
Tony
Gary
New Orleans
Fepricars
Andi
New York Cotton Exchange
Canada
Segeen
Wrland
McRinet
Bert
Jeyes
New York Market Reports Beans Butter Eggs Fruits June 1898
Market notes from New York show beans and peas receipts with brisk shipments from Trieste and dull domestic demand. Butter prices eased after a late-day dip though some grades held, while eggs climbed on firmer demand for good and better lots. Fresh fruit volumes shift with apples and peaches showing mixed moves across Northern and Southern sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trieste
Lima
California
Western
C. c
Liverpool
Pennsylvania
Roxbury
Southern
New
PEARL
le Conte
Preaches
South Carolina
Florida
Market Reports Show Broad Fruit and Produce Prices
The listings detail currants, berries, melons, and late-season fruit prices across New Jersey, Delaware Maryland and North Carolina. Includes Hops notes. vegetables such as potatoes, asparagus, cabbage, cucumbers, and tomatoes with regional crate and per-basket pricing. notes on weather, demand, and vermin in New York and surrounding states.
New York Livestock Auction Reports Mixed Cattle Prices
Receipts 159 cars totalling 2,767 head with 32 export alives and 24 for the market. Prime dry fed steers strong, others mixed. bulls and cows slow. Native steers to $7.65 per 100 lb, very choice to $8. Dressed beef steady to 12 1/2c lb. Calves and sheep with steady demand. veals to $8 per 100 lb, lambs $6.75–7.50 per 100 lb. sheep $3.75–5.50 per 100 lb. Stockers and feeders include Pennsylvania Virginia Kentucky lots. no exports today from this port. Market activity varied across commodities. numerous consignors and buyers listed.
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New York
Sar
SSR
Oatsuly Saly
London
New Orleans
Philadelphia
City
Calcutta
Jerate
Chicago
Kansas City
Dresservy
Middle Western
Stsc
South America
Brazil
Patna
Rangoon
Raesstein
Muscovado
Willett & Gray
Europe
America
Staten Island
Hilton
Irvington
N. J
Delaware
Maryland
North Carolina
Georgia
California
Florida
Orto Co
New York State
State
Do Pacific Co
Do Germais
Do State
Pacific Coast
Western
Long Island
Pennsylvania
Hebron
Jersey
Baltimore
Eastern Shore
Virginia
Southern
South Carolina
Hothouse
Bermuda
Texas
Leeks
OKRA
Do Southern
Connecticut
Romaine
Norfolk
Canada
Mississippi
Z. Minnick
Wneffsville
Lancaster County
William Everett
Jersey City
Liverpool
Nebusa
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
J. Shamberg& Son
St. Loui
Warzschild & Zberger
Armour & Co
Great Britain
MacPherson
Kentucky
N. S. Sanders
Newton & Co
Tobin & Shannon
H. H. Hollis
Andrew Mullen
Kerns Commission Co
Indiana
S. Judd & Co
McPherson & Co
Virginia Lambe
Frederick I. Kratz
S. Sanders
Fisher
ie _Robin & Shannon
Gein
Hollis
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Toledo
CATTLE AND HOGS MARKET SUMMARY
Chicago June 1. Cattle receipts about 6 000 head steady market. Steers 60 85 to 40, cows 4 to 6, heifers 4 to 7, calves 5 to 6 50. Stockers and feeders 35 to 40. Hogs receipts about 26 000. prices beyond 3 to 5 for various grades. choice heavy shipping 58 to 60. Tight mixed 58 to 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Market Report: Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices Across Cities
Across Buffalo Kansas City Cincinnati Pittsburg and Toledo cattle receipts range varied. hogs strong to higher with top around 5.50 to 5.70. sheep lambs mixed with firmness at $5 to $7 for lambs. Notable prices include calves 3.50 to 6.25, yearlings 5.75 to 6.50, and veal calves 7.0.
Work Wanted Ad Listing Multiple Positions and Applicants
A dense classified page shows a broad array of employment requests. Entries include male bookkeeper and salesman, a translator IN TERPRETER, cabinet maker assistant, various chauffeurs with international experience, drivers, a private agent secretary, stenographer, dock steward and steward, a shipping or stock clerk, watchman, a young educated man for bookkeeping and shorthand, a companion for a refined lady, a masseuse, a dental or medical assistant, and other trades. Names and addresses accompany many listings, with references and salaries noted in several cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
H. J. Ferris
East Loth St
W. E
Tribune
Broadway
Domestic situations wanted ads for assistant cook and butler
Classified notices list multiple domestic help posts including assistant cook or houseman and butler or valet. Entries show nationalities, locations, and brief qualifications with names or initials and street addresses in New York area.
Underfed Children Spark School Nutrition Efforts Across Areas
A representative from the American Female Guardian Society states hunger hinders study, noting ten thousand pupils fed at twelve schools with noon bread and occasional milk or cocoa. The Children’s Art Society and home visits supplement meals, citing impressive improvements and over seventy thousand loaves used last year. A humorous exchange about a silent business partner closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Female Guardian Society
Home For
Woodycrest Avenue
Bronx
Public Notices on Third Avenue Railroad Franchise Hearing
New York City Board of Estimate and Apportionment set a public hearing for June 26 1908 at 10:30 AM in City Hall Manhattan to consider the Third Avenue Railroad Company petition seeking a franchise to build a double track extension on Amsterdam and Fort George avenues linked to St Nicholas Avenue and 90th Street. The proceedings include sworn statements by receiver Frederick W Whitridge and require publication in two daily papers and the City Record. Also contains classified notices seeking a coachman gardener cook farmer and other domestic workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF New York
Board OF Estimate and Apportionment
Third Avenue Railroad Company
State of New York
Secretary of State
I T
Borough of
Manhattan
City Hall
Park Row
Bowery
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
St. Nicholas Avenue
Fort George Territory
Greater New York
New York
ERD Avenue Rroad Company
F. W. Whitridge
City and County of
Frederick W. Whitridge
United States Circuit Court
FW . Whitridge
John A. Dunn
N. Y. Co
Board of Estimate
City Record
Joseph Haag
Union Railway Company seeks Bronx extension franchise
The Union Railway Company of New York seeks consent for a 750 foot double track extension from Bailey Avenue to Broadway in the Bronx. The petition notes existing lines on Fordham and Bailey Avenues and Broadway, with overhead electric traction, and asks the Board of Estimate to schedule a public hearing at City Hall to consider granting the franchise. The document includes oath by Edward A. Maher and notary, dated May 23 and May 28, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
New York
Board OF Estimate and
Board of Estimate
Union Railway of
New York City
State of New York
Manhattan
Bronx
Fordham Avenue
Bailey Avenue
New York and Harlem Railroad
Manhattan Railway
Kingsbridge
Petitioner's
Broadway
230Th Street
City of New York
Fordham and
Bailey Avenues
West Two Hundred
Thirtieth Street
Common Council
Said
Sedgwick) Avenue
Greater New York
Union Railway Company OF
Edward A. Maher
City and County of
Edward A. Maner
Ralph Norton
Notary Public
Queens County
Union Railway Company of New York
Board of Estimate Ontha
City Hall
Borough of Manhattan
City Record
Joseph Haag
New York City to Acquire Kensico Reservoir Area for Water
The New York City Corporation Counsel seeks court appointment of three disinterested commissioners of appraisal under Chapter 724 to determine compensation for real estate in Mount Pleasant Westchester to be acquired for Kensico Reservoir and appurtenances. The notice lists parcels bound by Pleasant Place Commercial Avenue Adaline Avenue and Barrett Street with maps on file in White Plains N Y and dated May 4 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Supreme Court
9Th Judicial District
Westchester
Kensico Reservoir
Corporation Counsel
City of
New York
Supreme Court of
State of New York
Supreme Court
Court House
White Plains
Westchester County
N. Y
Mount Pleasant
County of
State of
Fee
County of Westchester
Southern Aqueduct Department
Board of Water Supply
City of New York
Os Bar
Barrett St
High St
R Ter
Baal
Pleasant Place
Relal Avenue
Agnes Guct
Office of the Register of the County of Westchester
Commercial Avenue
Adaline Avenue
Stong
Same
Avenue and
High Street
Said Street
Said
Parcela
Columbus Avenue
Norwood Street
Rutledge Street
Avenue
Sedgwick Avenue
SP Coe
Sandford
McAdam
W. Brunt
Barrett Streets
Morton Street
Said Avenue
Barrett Street
the Register of
Francis Key Pendleton
Hall of Records
Chambers and
Centre Streets
Borough of
Manahattan
New York City
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Esate Eens S
Sonny
Feremest
Winnas
General Market Report
Gulf
Augusta
Sis
St. Louis
Charleston
Righer Ctill
Wilmington Quiet
Memphis
Satterton
Galveston
Characas
Ann Keane
Ainst
Manchester
India
U S
Unites States
Chicago Commission
Mather
Minneapolis
Sprn
Berlin
Budapest
Northwest
St Louis
Duluth
Icc
Bradstreet’s
Yesterny High Lee
Jae
BSR
Rss BR
Ns Rengoo Asasurat
Ns Bsngs
Aso
Roes SK Bsn
SOS
Bso
BSS
ASES
Jame
Country Produce Markets
Sanders
Henry A. Dam
East 113Th
R.— Youngs
Barcena
West 125Th St
Steinberg
East 137Th St
S. D. Leadbeater Lempstead
Rome
Cot Weber
West 196Th
Uantry
Edward Geyer
West
William Schier
T. Maycock
West 31St St
Sinsie
Charles Allerid
Pope Hartford
Barker
West 4Th St
W. Scott
Gilbertville
Mass
Staberg
Lith St
Brooklyn
Morris St
Bechmann
Peterson
East List St
Surrey
Tribune Office
Joseph Buzzone
Ist
A. E. Ferrier
Locust Ave
Port Chester
Ola
Mexico
Joseph Arthur
Todd
New Jersey
Broadst
Newark
Thomas Sheeran
North St. Bernard
Alvin G. Stoll
Lexington Ave
Evans
Ave
A Entema
Iain Meena
Diamant
East 19Th St
Daniel Bickhart
Elm
Easton
Ares
Rudolf
East 9Th St
Ee Nae
Agen
A. B
3D Ave
James J. Summers
Crotona Park
Campana
West 137Th St
Myrtle Ave
Corby
Fulton St
Sandusky, Ohio
A. Lipp
Bushwick Ave
Mary Breznyak
Adams St
Hoboken, N. J. Ee
Cook
Houseman
L. HE. N
Butler
Valet
Haru
Y. Aizawa
Cherry St
Eugene M. Fuchs
East 69Th St
Butler-Valet
Clinton Ave
Mi, Goidgigia
Houston Post
Thoroust
Ling
West 26Th St
J. K
East 28Th St
Peter Daly
8Th Ave
Ingle
Carpenter's Buree
6Th Ave
Sullivan
West 136Th St
A. Mack
Lenox Ave
Omice
Thoresz
East
119Th St
Carpenter's Bureau
Ath Ave
Lnere
T. N
Country Place
Schmidt
Seceament
West 21St St
Culle
Oliver St
Malcolm R. Morrison
James
Davie
Park Ave
Leon
Jefferson St
Honoken
Wright
Manhattan St
West Harlem
SS Sand
W Dbd
Schermerhorn St
Caldwell
East 127Th St
Jussila Bureau
Osterberg’s Bureau
Plaza
Filaherty’s Bureau
Columbus Ave
Tel
River
Coook
G. S
Hofmayer’s Bureau
West 23d
St. Tel
Chelsea
Good_ reference
18Th St
Huagins
Flaherty’s Bureau
City of Country
Berger
Good City
Hotenet
Lexington
E. J
Josiah
W. Gist St
Terberg
Reau
Som. K. Wentzel
Sterling Place
BE. A. H
Rich Ave
Mount Vernon
North of Ireland
Flanherty
Worher
P. O. Bape
East Gaven
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