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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1906
Page
16
New York June 24 1908 the market shows nerves and limited activity with mixed cotton and grain actions. Cotton slips from near term highs while foreign markets drift. grain futures reflect weather impacts and reports of crop conditions. Local deliveries and speculation temper by midweek as traders await July crop data and government notes.
A long commodity market summary covers petroleum products, linseed oil, hides, tin, copper, zinc, lead, and sugar with varied regional price quotes. It cites New York and Philadelphia markets, duties paid, futures and spot movements, and broader trends in molasses, syrups, and beef and pork provisions.
Week ended June 26 1904 shows steady gains for choice pea beans with exports and home demand supporting higher prices. Butterclearance slow yet firmer. creamery and packing stock mixed with recent price recoveries. Cheese market stronger late in week aided by Canadian demand and storage use. Prices cited for beans marrow red kidney white kidney yellow eye and green peas. butter creamery and stock levels noted with fluctuations in premiums and exports.
Crop advices from the Pacific Coast remain favorable with vermin decline in Oregon and Washington. New York State vines progress well and appear pest free. Receipts and prices vary for poultry and assorted farm produce with steady to lower trends in many items. Fresh killed poultry and spring chickens show mixed demand. turkeys slow. ducks and geese vary by region. Potatoes, onions, and vegetables display broad fluctuations. strawberries and hay market activity noted with export potential.
Market totals show receipts 35 cars 607 head with 10 for export 21 slaughterers 4 market. Cattle steady dressed beef 74 4c per lb. imports from Britain slow. Exports today 1020 cattle 4990 beef quarters to Liverpool aboard the Cunard Cevic. Teutonic to sail with 2800 beef quarters. Calves receipts 141 head with 500 to 700 calves held over. dressed calves slow. Sheep and lambs receipts 21 cars 5191 head with lambs firm and high quality offered. typical prices for common to prime range 36 55 to 58 50 per 100 lb for sheep and 72 80 25 for lambs. Various consignments reported including Tobin Shannon Newton & Co Kerns Commission Rabenstein Harris Conner McPherson & Co and others with mixed Virginia Kentucky Indiana lambs and ewes. Hogs receipts 6 cars 1573 head all for slaughterers with little activity and generally steady to firm bids.
Telegraph market digest reports steady cattle in Chicago receipts 2,500 head with prime steers and cows to $10.50, hogs active butchers and common to $6.50, lambs strong to $7.75, Buffalo listings show dull veal and higher hogs, June receipts in multiple markets detail price ranges for steers cows bulls calves and feeders, with export and Southern steers noted.
Palatial steamers New York Albany and Mary Powell offer day trips from New York City to West Point Newburgh Poughkeepsie and Catskill with through tickets and baggage checks. Special trains to Catskill Resorts and Saratoga connect east north and west. Also notes on Jameson’s Peoples Line and Dean Richmond service with daily departures and orchestra on board.
Troy line sails daily from Pier 46 to Albany connections with trains to all points. City of Troy and Saratoga offer dining rooms, orchestra, and low excursion rates. Excursions listed include Troy $2.50 Saratoga $4.50 Lake George $6.55 Wilmington $5.60.
GATSKRILL EVENING LINE For Catskill Hudson Coxsackle Cairo Weekdays 6 p m from eeest 1 Pp m from West 12 th Street Extra boat Saturdays 1 30 p m from June 30 Special trains for Catskill Mountain points Handsome Illustrated Booklet mailed free CENTRAL HUDSON LINE Boats leave Franklin st 4 P M Saturdays 1 P M for Kingston Through the Highlands by Daylight full daylight trip every Saturday Connecting with CATSKILL MOUNTAIN points via U D R R Early morning train from Steamboat Dock FOR SALE DESKS Rolltop partitions railings tables safes letter presses counters shelving stores offices fitted 850 dozen chairs FINN BROS 28-82 Centre et oo FOR SALE 40 horsepower tubular boiler and Donegan Swift engine Address EDWIN B STIMpson & SON 31 Spruce street
Advertises international travel by Nile steamer and Atlantic routes with schedules and agents. Mentions Old Point Comfort Norfolk Portsmouth Newport News and Portsmouth connections to Petersburg Richmond Virginia Beach and Washington. Notes fastest routes to London via Liverpool and Queenstown and lists agents A G Wand and H B Walker with departure details and weekly Tribune ads. Also promotes Scandinavian American Line to Norway Sweden and Denmark with fare details and sailing dates. Tribune Sundays Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Full information free at Uptown Office The New York Tribune 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th. Elegant furnished apartment or one bath $1 daily. two $25 weekly. one $12.00. The Ala Bama 15 East lith. List St. 1146 West. 46 East 21st large double room porcelain bath. Broadway 2682 1084 subway one flight newly furnished double parlors rooms gentlemen summer rates.
A dense listing of rail services including the Pennsylvania Special, Pittsburgh Day Express, and various regional trains. The notice lists departure times for Chicago, St Louis, Washington, Norfolk, Cape May, Atlantic Coast Line, Seaboard Air Line, Chesapeake and Ohio, and Philadelphia routes, with multiple daily slots and special services like the Congressional Limited. Also mentions ticket offices, transfer services, and baggage handling through to destination.
Shipping notices list twin screw passenger services to Plymouth Cherbourg Hamburg and Mediterranean routes to Naples and Genoa with departures from New York Hoboken and Boston. Mentioned lines include American Line Red Star Line White Star Cunard and Canopic with multiple departures and offices at 87 Broadway New York and 9 Broadway for travelers checks and letters of credit.
Timetable shows fare notes and departure times for New Jersey Central routes from Liberty Street and Twenty third Street with connections to Allentown Mauch Chunk Easton and Atlantic City. Lists Lakewood Long Branch Atlantic Highlands Seabright Monmouth East Branch Sandy Hook and Reading lines with multiple daily and Sunday services and notes on parlor cars and transfers.
Baltimore and Ohio rail services list daily and seasonal departures from New York City to Baltimore Washington Chicago and beyond. The record covers train names times diners and buffets sleeper details and station offices with multiple references to termini and intermediate stops including Grand Central New York Chelsea and Union Square.
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