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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1908
Page
12
The June 29 1998 market summary notes a firm firming in coffee with a 5 10 point advance on strong trade support and French cable gains. Cotton shows little improvement amid poor activity. prices drift with near term months steady and spot gains limited. </s>
New York June 29 1908 market report on produce trade for beans and peas with imports at 7270 bags. Red kidney and white kidney beans steady while other grades soft. Butter prices weaker with process butter down. cheese and skims decline. Eggs firm for prime to choice with Western extra firsts at 18 cents. Fruits and melons show mixed demand with strawberries steady and pineapples in good demand.
Weekly receipts show cattle veals calves and sheep at Jersey City and 60th street markets. Prices for good to choice native steers rise while dry fed cattle and cows trade lower. calves and veals vary with regional quotations and multiple consignors listed.
Chicago market totals: cattle receipts about 19 000. steady to 10 cents lower. Hogs receipts about 30 000. market strong to higher with packing and butcher quotes around 6 40 to 6 55. Sheep receipts about 22 000. market weak to lower with lambs 5 40 to 6 50. Fast Buffalo Iowa cattle receipts 4 800. market slow and lower to 7 85 for prime steers.
Classified listing includes manufacturers of billiard and pool tables, bowling alley builders at 120 W E Street and Union Square, furnished rooms to let in 71st Street and West 163, and two lost bankbook notices from Dry Dock Savings Institution with thirty day claim period. Also listings for a butcher and a sober chauffeur seeking work.
Kansas City, Pittsburg, and Cincinnati markets show cattle receipts around 12,000 to 15,000 head with steady to weak demand. hogs receipts near 8,000 to 11,000 head and prices 10 to 18 cents higher in some lots. sheep and lambs receipts about 4,000 to 6,000 head with lambs steady to lower. Prices listed include cattle top around 8.00, hogs around 6.65 to 6.75, and lambs about 4.50 to 5.50 in various districts.
Rain in Kansas and bullish weekly statistics boosted the wheat market with September futures up 5. to 0.6 cents and a firm close. Corn rose 7 to 11 cents as rain fears and strong demand supported prices. Oats slipped slightly while provisions advanced. Local receipts ran about 361 cars with some contract grade cars easing early.
Weather favorable but market gains limited by late-day selling. Wheat and corn rose with September up 5 to 33 1/2 cents. live hog futures led with higher prices as lard and ribs also advanced. Local receipts totaled 135 cars with strong provisions demand, and live hog prices climbed despite intraday pressure.
Supreme Court of New York County orders foreclosure sale of 370 East 163rd Street Bronx Lot 30 on North Melrose map. Referee Joseph Pool directs public auction July 24 1908 at Vesey Street Exchange Sales Rooms 11 o clock noon. Sale includes $43567 and $387.73 costs with $85.59 taxes.
A collage of help wanted notices listing carpenters, chauffeurs, a draftsman, a college graduate tutor, an engineer, a married man, a mattress maker, painters, an organist, and a civil war veteran. Names include J Ryan, Isidor Turk, Joseph Lebeda, R Turner, William Cutting, G R, L Heath, N Rauder, Mauborgne, Franklin Shafer, C H M, Walter Kohn, William vangenberg, James Paladino, and others with ages, addresses, and references.
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