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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1908
Page
3
New York notes July coffee notices 60 000 bags with a steady to firm tone and slight shifts in positions. Cotton shows nervous early activity with new crop steadier, July premiums narrowing as traders assess weather and crop data amid active trading and mixed overseas signals.
New York June 26 reports small current arrivals for beans and peas with prices favoring buyers. Imported stock is abundant and weak while red kidney beans export demand is noted at 190 to 195 per unit. Butter trade quiet with price ranges for creamery and processed grades, cheese trading cautious with white cheese surplus and lower prices. eggs steady but quiet with mixed lots and higher grades strong.
Fruit and produce trade reports list apples pears peaches cherries currants strawberries blackberries raspberries muskmelons watermelons and pineapples with steady to rising tones. Hops hay straw poultry and vegetables price ranges and supply conditions are described, noting quiet markets and carryovers.
Livestock receipts reach 130 cars totaling 2 331 head with 37 cars for export. Steers and cows show mixed demand with higher dry fed steer bids. dressed beef dull. Sheep and lambs dull with 5 087 head in Jersey City markets. hogs steady with New York State offerings around 6 50 per 100 lb. Multiple consignors including McPherson Co and S Sanders report varied lots and prices across steers, heifers, cows, veals, and bulls.
Closing prices show Wheat futures quiet with No 1 California at 7s Sd and July 1s 14d, September 6s 11d. Corn spot firm with new and old American varieties. futures steady. Canadian peas steady. flour dull. hops and meat products mostly firm with various backing and price levels across beef pork bacon lard cheese and oils.
Chicago market reports estimate cattle receipts near 1500 with steady tones and varied steer and cow prices, hogs about 22000 with weakness but range spread, and sheep around 6000 with softness. Cincinnati notes hogs steady to higher and cattle active with fats and lambs down. Buffalo reports 200 cattle arriving with active demand and prime steers at 7.15.
Kansas City and Pittsburg market summaries show cattle receipts around 4 000 to 11 000 head with prices ranging from 2 25 to 8 50 for various categories. Hogs move mixed with lower ends near 5 60 to 6 60 and upper bounds around 8 40 for prime heavies. Sheep and lambs are slow with lambs 5 00 to 6 75 and ewes 3 75 to 4 50, overall softer than prior sessions.
Chicago markets show weakness across wheat corn and oats due to favorable US weather for new crops. July wheat slips to around 53?58c while corn trends near 67 68c and oats around 44 45c. Provisions finish firmer on hog cover with September pork at 147 and lard at 9.07. Estimated tomorrow’s receipts include wheat 3 cars corn 36 oats 177 hogs 15000 head.
Fall River Massachusetts June 26 sales in the print cloth market for the week are estimated at 50 000 to 75 00 pieces. Trading remains quiet for all classes of goods. Narrow odds are quoted at 34% cents for regulars while wide styles show a decline of 1 cent from last week. Mills may shut down next week. Prices listed include 28 inch 64 squares 3% cents and 38 inch 64 by 60 at 38 cents.
edu cated man of brains invited to join a paying business with no capital required first class references demanded for interview. Apply P. O. Box 339 fison Sq. Branch. Dressmaking offered by day hours to 5 terms, apply by letter to N. V. Hughes 369 Sumpter St Brooklyn. Roll Table Desks Office Furniture in great variety by Sellew 111 Fulton St.
A unified notice lists a children’s concert at Five Points House of Industry 155 Worth Street at 3 30 P M with Organist S N Penfield and Superintendent Wm B Garbutt Rev Thomas R Slicer pastor of All Souls' Unitarian at 4th Ave 20th St invites cordially. Memorial Baptist Washington Square Edward Judson pastor Rev W N Hubbell sermon on Our Obligation to the Children. Evening prayers nightly 7 30 staged by Dr Judson and Dr A Lincoln Moors. Big Tent Evangel events by Rev A Dixon D D June 28 to July 3 with 4 and 8 P M shows.
Classified notices advertise agents wanted for wind signs nationwide, a chartered accountant for audits, artists and draftsmen, clerks, chauffeurs, engineers, managers, and young men with language or office skills. Listings include addresses in Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, and Staten Island with brief qualifications and contact details.
A collection of classified notes seeks employment: a 25 year old German speaker with mechanical and business experience offers services and references. a quick to learn houseworker. a bookkeeper with English German correspondence and typing. a stenographer and typist with long experience. a refined middle aged North German widow seeks permanent residence work for an invalid lady.
Classified ads show multiple help wanted notices for domestic workers. Listings include an assistant cook or houseman by L. E. N. Tribune Uptown Office, various butlers and coachmen with wages, references, and addresses across New York venues such as 1384 Broadway, 617 6th Ave, 154 West 55th Street, and 396 3d Ave. Also farmers, gardeners, janitors, and general useful men with nationalities noted.
A jumble of job requests and agency notes lists steward and cook positions aboard a private yacht, valets, chambermaids, nurses, waitresses, and dressmakers. Also includes bureau listings for house staff and domestic helpers with contact addresses and office hours in New York locations.
Advertisements and subscriptions for the Tribune will be received at branch offices listed with the main office rates. Locations include 1 364 Broadway, 157 East 125th Street, 263 West 125th Street, 104 East 14th Street, 264 8th Avenue, and 1 035 3d Avenue.
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