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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1901
Page
3
The New York market report shows coffee futures ending firmer after a morning decline amid large crop receipts and European weakness. Cotton prices sagged on local liquidations and New Orleans pressure, while grain and meal markets noted strong export demand and bullish cocoa sugar signals.
Market report from New York June 26 1901 notes light supply and quiet demand for beans and peas with marginal price moves. Red kidney exports remain light while California lima bases hold at around 4 40. Imported giants show better demand and foreign mediums stay fairly strong. Butter market steady with 2 fair amount of business and lingering high prices for fancy creamery. export buyers active and Western prices firm.
Live stock prices and receipts tallied on June 26 1901 with 149 cars 2786 head. Steers ordinary to extra weak to steady while common grades dull bulls and cows steady to lower. Dressed beef in fair demand. extensive shipments to St Louis Southampton and the Teutonic to Liverpool. Multiple firms reported varied lots of Illinois Kentucky Pennsylvania and Ohio stock with prices ranging from 3 to 6 per 100 pounds for steers and 20 to 45 per head for cows and calves. calves receipts heavy 6214 head amid hot weather.
Market notes show large and small cheese sizes steady with fancy grades holding. Fruit, vegetables, and live stock trade varied with firm to steady pricing on veals and sheep while hogs edge higher in late sessions across western markets.
Buffalo reports slight moves in flour and wheat with No 1 Northern and No 2 red values. Chicago shows futures with mixed highs and lows for wheat corn oats and rye. Philadelphia notes firmer wheat and steady butter and cheese. Minneapolis and Duluth report firm to mixed wheat and oats. St Louis and Toledo log varied cash and futures for wheat corn oats rye with cloverseed firming.
Poston June 26 The American Wool and Cotton Reporter notes a gradual market uptick with prices holding firm on most grades, slight gains in the goods market, and improved sentiment among wool merchants. London sales loom as about two hundred bales of fine Australian wool depart Boston for shipment, while interior high prices persist for new wools bought in Eastern Oregon and the territories. Sales this week reach 3,375,000 pounds, with January totals at 104,774,900 pounds. Wool receipts in Boston total 21,015 bales for the week, and year-to-date receipts stand well above last year, signaling overall expansion in domestic and foreign wool movements.
The report records weekly totals including 1 496 060 Ib and 3 954 582 Tb for the prior week. It notes an increase of 82 823 Ib over the Te shipments and a cumulative total since May 1 of 117 952.
In Charleston and Savannah reports spirits turpentine stays firm with several price points listed. Rosin shows little change though receipts and sales vary by port. Wilmington records light activity while London quotes spirits at 2f 744. The market overall remains steady to firm with modest fluctuations.
Cotton markets across Galveston Norfolk Savannah New Orleans Augusta Charleston Mobile Memphis and Houston show firm to steady prices with middling around 7 16 to 9 1 16 cents and low middling near 7 1 2 to 8 1 2 cents Receipts, sales, exports to Great Britain and coastwise movements are recorded along with stock totals for each city.
Liverpool on June 23 reports demand easing for cotton spelt fair with American middling at 425-324. Daily sales total about 8,0 bales including 500 for speculation and export. Futures quotes for several forward months list mixed prices, with tenders for delivery at today's clearings at 300 bales new dockets.
Wheat futures and spot prices reported in London commentary. Spot wheat and corn show mixed levels with Northern spring and California varieties noted, while futures for July and September move within narrow ranges. Trading in butter, cheese, lard, bacon, and oils remains steady, with Australian and American holdings cited.
Various steamboat lines announce weekly and Sunday departures from Pier 19 N R and Pier 18% WN R with routes to Newport Fall River Providence Stonington New London and New Haven. Steamers include PRISCILLA PURITAN PLYMOUTH CONNECTICUT MAINE NEW HAMPSHIRE CITY OF LOWELL CITY OF WORCESTER CHESTER W CHAPIN and RICHARD PECK with orchestra performances and specific sailing times. A Sunday Long Island Sound trip is highlighted.
Leave Pier 13 Brooklyn and Fulton Street Annex for Albany and Hudson River ports daily except Sunday. Sailings on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays skip Southold. summer routes to Catskills, Yonkers, West Point and Kingston Point. Through tickets to Buffalo, tickets via New York Transfer Co. Concerts morning and afternoon.
Shortest quickest raition daily rider June 23 and Ezra Office New York details indicate a revised schedule for travel to Montreal via the Delaware and Hudson Railroad with an emphasis on speed and reduced travel time.
Trains depart Franklin Street am follow and 15 minutes later foot West 42d st list routes to Albany Montclair Rip Van Winkle to Catskills Lake Mohonk and other destinations with specific departure times 7 10 am 9 40 am 11 20 am 12 45 pm 7 45 pm 9 15 pm and note daily or daily except Sunday service leaves Arnes and Jersey City stations with timetable details and baggage service offered by C E Lambert Gen Passenger Agent N W shows.
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