New York June 28 1908 Coffee Market Mixed News
General market report from New York notes modest activity in coffee with signs of interest from Wall Street. Prices showed small gains on some months while futures fluctuated, amid broader commodity moves and talk of valorization and potential export duties affecting Brazilian coffee. Cotton, flour, and grain markets also described with mixed results and notable price movements across several components.
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New York
Wall Street
Fort Possibie
Avre
Hamburg
Rio
Santos
Iim
Brazil
Jearne Amr
Market Report on June 23 1908 Country Produce
Week ended Tuesday June 23 1908 shows beans and peas receipts 4392 bags and 320 bags, imports 49 357 bags beans and 19 bags peas, with demand weak for white beans and prices easing. Foreign stock dominates trade, with heavy imports since September 1 totaling about 270 000 bags. imports to come. Peas and kidney varieties mixed demand. yellow eye, and California lima prices noted. Butter cheese and creamery stocks described, with shifting prices and steady to firm market for June cheese. Fresh fruits show ample apples pears peaches plums and berries with weak cherry and currant markets.
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Ghout Sc
Heice Sirr
California
Lima
Speciais
ISGIE
Europe
Market reports: fruit and produce prices and supplies
Prices and receipts for week cover apples pears plums currants blackberries raspberries and other berries. Pineapples melons and grapes listed with per barrel per basket or per quart quotes. Poultry meats and eggs priced by grade, with week receipts and demand notes. Vegetables including potatoes onions asparagus cucumbers tomatoes and peppers show steady or uneven demand, with notes on market conditions and stock levels.
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Muskriielons
Erate
Eith
Pacific
York
Heer
Gerber
Pacific Sonat
Crete
Sairie
Longe Island
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Long Island
Texas
Bermuda
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Delaware
Maryland
Norfolk
Mississippi
California
Livestock market report from New York June 23 1908
Receipts totaled 83 cars or 1725 head with 28 cars in yards for sale after yesterday’s carryover. Dressed beef dull, no Liverpool cables. Calves receipts 444 head. veals steady to weak with les sales at 550 to 750 per 100 pounds. dressed veal lower. Sheep and lambs receipts 1545 cars. lambs quiet, sheep slow. Hogs receipts 6 1/2 cars. steady for all weights. Prices listed for Virginia lambs Kentucky lambs Indiana do and state hogs with multiple firms reporting sales and averages.
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New York
Liverpool
London
Majestic
Swift Beef Company
Morris Beef Company
Indiana
S. Sanders
Kerns Commission Co
Jersey City
Newtoen & Co
Virginia Lambs
Parle ‘O
Virginia
Kentucky Do
Tolan & Shannon
Kentucky Lambs
New York State
Tobin & Shannon
Judd & Co
I. G. Curtie & Sen
Cattle and Hogs Prices Across Markets in June Dispatches
Telegraph markets report cattle receipts around 8 000 head in Chicago with steady trade and mixed prices for steers cows calves and stockers. Hogs receipts about 16 400 head with firm to higher prices and strong demand. sheep and lambs steady to firm. Cincinnati Kansas City and Pittsburg notes show varied but generally firm to higher bids for hogs cattle and lambs with regional differences.
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Cincinnati
Kansas City
Texas
Och
pPilsburg
TLE
Chase Sey
East
Buffalo
WBALS
Market Notes on Wool Prices in Boston District
Valuea in the local wool market show a week long hold with slow movement. Domestic quotations list Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, and New York fleeces with varying finishes and fiber counts. Prices range from washed to unwashed and include combing and delaine grades with slight fluctuations.
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Boston
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Delaine
Michigan
Wisco
New York
Wool prices by region and quality across states
Market notes list washed and unwashed wool with blood fractions and color codes, priced per yarn weight from Kentucky to Oregon. Regional grades cover Northern California and Oregon Eastern and Western zones with staple and clothing values, plus scoured and pulled extra prices.
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Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Sagaiec
Xas
Orgin
Georgia
Lake
California
Middle County
Oregon
Feel
Texas
European Produce Market Dampens Trade In Liverpool Closing
Liverpool benchmark closes show muted activity across commodities with wheat steady and spot quiet. Corn and peas hold firm on American and Canadian grades while flour, hops, beef, pork, hams and bacon report mostly stable prices amid light demand and cautious trading.
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Liverpool
California
London
Pacific Coast
Grand opportunity for agents nationwide
Aggressive recruitment note from International Wind Sign Co offering territory to agents across the United States. Emphasizes high earnings selling moving picture wind signs, seeks men with references, directs inquiries to 1610 Park Ave near 115th St. Call for particulars.
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United States
International Wind Sign Co
Park Ave
115Th St
Office Assistant Wanted at Tribune Office
Wanted: Office Assistant with ability to handle files, state age, education and experience if any, salary expectations, and provide own handwriting sample. Send details to Opportunity, Box 20, Tribune Office.
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Tribune
Numerous Job Ads Seek Skilled Trades and Clerical Help
A Broad listing of workers seeks opportunities from accountants and bookkeepers to chauffeurs, engineers, stenographers, and office assistants. Applicants present varied trades and levels of experience, many with references, ready for temporary or permanent roles across New York City and nearby areas.
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Accountant—Chartered
Brierley
West Avenue
Kensington
Brooklyn
Market brief on refined and commodity prices
Refined in pairs at 458 34 with Canadian finest whites and colored old firm 638. Tallow prime city firm 2s 94. Turpentine spirits steady 31s. Rosin common steady 7s 104d. Petroleum refined quiet 644. Linseed oil strong 25s.
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Report
Excellent harvest weather in the Southwest depressed the wheat market with July for the delivery closing lower. Corn and oats weakened as good growing weather and Northwest crop prospects weighed on prices. Provisions remained unchanged to a slight rise amid a day of selling by leading commission houses and light demand from shorts.
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Chicago
Southwest
Liverpool
Bradstreet
Minneapolis
Duluth
Public Works Sealed Bids Sought for Erie Canal Improvements
State of New York invites proposals for Erie Canal upgrades under Contract No 60 Section 9 and Contract No 4 Section 10. Bids due July 21 1908 at noon in Albany with 90 percent monthly payments, required bonds 25 percent and 10 percent labor bond, deposits payable to Superintendent of Public Works. Awards based on lowest compliant bid. right to reject bids reserved. F C Stevens Superintendent.
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Albany
Capitol
N. Y
New York State
Erie Canal
Prospect Street
Medina
Gosport Bridge
Syracuse
Rochester
Spaulding’s Exchange
Buffalo
New York
Superintendent of Public Works
F. C. Stevens
Domestic Situations Wanted Massachusetts Butler and Helpers
Classified notices list multiple domestic service roles in Boston area and New York hiring boards. Valet or steward positions cite 16 years with last employer. coachmen with varied experience and city country references. farmers gardeners nurses and masseur instructors appear with addresses and references. entries include languages and travel willingness, all seeking private households or families.
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Eugene
M. Fuchs
E. 59Th St
Third Avenue Railroad Company seeks extension franchise
Public notice of June 5 1908 meeting of New York Board of Estimate and Apportionment reveals Third Avenue Railroad Company petition to extend its Amsterdam Avenue line with a double track branch via Fort George Avenue St Nicholas Avenue 190th Street and Amsterdam Avenue. Proposed 3 50 foot branch would connect Fort George Avenue to St Nicholas Avenue then 190th Street to Amsterdam Avenue for a continuous line powered by underground electric traction. A public hearing set for June 26 1908 at City Hall will consider the petition and franchise grant with publication costs borne by the petitioner.
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New York
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
Board of Estimate
Third Avenue Railroad Pany
State of
Secretary of State
Borough of
Manhattan
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Bowery
Third Avenue
Harlem River
One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
Manhattan Street
East River
North River
Amsterdam Avenue
Fort George
Fort George Avenue
Third Avenue Railroad Company
St. Nicholas Avenue
Said Avenue
Fort George Territory
Greater New York
F. W. Whitridge
City and County of
Frederick W. Whitridge
Third Avenue Ailroad Company
United States Circuit Court
John A. Dunn
Notary Public
Iaw
City Record
Joseph Haag
Board OF Estimate and
Triom Railway
New York City
State of New York
Secretary of State of
Bronx
Fordham Avenue
Batley Avenue
the Brom
New York and
Harlens Railroad
Manhattan Railway
Kingsbridge
Petitioner's
Broadway
230Th Street
Bailey Avenue
West Two Hundred
Thirtieth Street
Common Council
Sedawick
Two Hundred
Company OF New
Edward A. Maher
City and County of New York
Fedawart
Ralph Norton
Queens County
New York County
Union Railway Company of New York
Ats
Man—hatten
Market Report Mixed After Weather Parses and Thunder News
Wheat and corn faced weakness amid conflicting reports on drought damage in Indiana and Illinois while July prices slipped to 45 cents. Local receipts totaled 40 cars, with provisions steady and hogs trimmed by light supply. September pork paralyzed near 1499, lard around 57, ribs up slightly as buyers and sellers cooled. Estimated tomorrow’s arrivals include 4 cars of wheat, 193 of corn, 121 of oats, and 31,000 hogs.
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Mae
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Wee
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Steepest railway record in Austro Tyrol Virgibahn line
The Virgibahn Cable Railway in the Southern Tyrol Austria claims the steeptest grade in the world at 70 percent upper end and an average of 66 percent. The ruin of 45 feet rises 40 feet. Cars carry thirty passengers and require light road construction with automatic vacuum braking tests showing stop capability in four feet. The project cost about $1,000 per running foot.
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Tyrol
Austria
Boston Transcript
Public notice on extension of Triom Railway of New York City
Public notice by the Board of Estimate shows the Triom Railway of New York City petitions for a double track extension to connect Fordham and Bailey Avenues with Broadway in the Bronx and Manhattan. It outlines routes, council consents, and a public hearing set for June 28, 1908, in City Hall.
Domestic Situations Wanted Appearing In Advertisements
Classified notices list multiple help wanted ads for domestic work and childcare. Entries include houses for work by women and girls, laundresses, chambermaids, nurses, governesses, and waitresses from various agencies and locations, with stated wages and references. Names and bureaus include Jussila Bureau Lexington Ave, Lang & Co Bureau 445-447 West 20th, and Flaherty's Bureau 483 Columbus Ave.
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Lang & Er Co
Tad St
Tribune Office
Flaherty’s Bureau
Columbus Ave
River
America
Engel Amye
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