Market Report March 17 1908 Coffee and Cotton Trends
New York March 17 1908 coffee market was quiet with slight gains and light volume, futures hedging limited as Gulf demand steadied. Cotton weakened on rumors of easier prices, close partly up from the session low amid unsettled gains. spot markets showed varied activity across Galveston New Orleans and other hubs with overall quiet activity and mixed receipts.
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New York
Spe
Stesay
Rio
Tarkett
Mississsppi
Weevers
St Sa
Market report of metals and commodities in London and local market
The report covers leather tin copper lead spe lter iron and pig iron prices in London and local markets. It notes a steady or mildly lower trend for metals with the English iron market weaker and various refined products including molasses syrups and petroleum holding steady. Provisions hogs beef and lard markets are described as firm with mixed receipts.
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Rio
Country Produce Markets Week Ending March 17
Receipts show beans and peas totaled 14 290 bags and 1 040 bags respectively with 415 beans and 186 peas exported. Imports list 15 bags beans and 191 peas. Market favors buyers for domestic white beans though prices firm at 225 to 230 for available stock. Pea prices quoted high with light stock and some foreign supply pressure. Butter and eggs markets slide then firm with mixed demand. apples, cranberries, and strawberries show weak demand under mild weather and ample supply. Highlights include marrow beans 2 05–2 15 per bush and white kidney 2 40–2 45, creamery butter largely steady with extras around 28 20c, eggs slipping to 15? and firming late.
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MIT
Grote
Dessner
Galveston
Yeat l& New
Ofiewns
Memphis
Ile
Sai
Houston
Mobile
Savannah Duli
T& Ec
Norrower
ilSc
Baltihi
Iliic
Augusta
Jlec
St. Louis
Little Rock
New Orleans
Liverpool
Sun American
Middimton
Manchester
York Produce Exchange
Ry Tran
Gil Gar
Chicago
Bues
Northwest
Aderpoul
Lisc
Budapest
New York
Callies
California
Lima
Mina
Europe
Western Factory
Firsts
Western
IiMe
Pennsylvania
de Spitsenberg
Northern Spy
de Haubbardson
Coldwin
Cald
Jersey
Florida
Market report shows mixed fruit and vegetable trade and poultry outlook
Receipts and prices for fruit vegetables and poultry vary by region. Grapefruit apples Cuban fruit and other crates are priced per box or crate. hay and straw steady. live poultry weekly receipts 52 freight cars with firmer demand for fowls. dressed poultry weak with variable turkey and chicken values. vegetables show broad price ranges across Bermuda New Orleans Florida California with supply and demand shifting. overall activity remains cautious in New York and Pacific Coast markets.
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GES
Florida
Engey
Orida
New York State
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Sonoma
Washington
England
Continent
State
Choice
Perth
Express
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New Orleans
California
Bermuda
Maine
Long Island
Jersey
Asparagus
Charleston
Celery
Nec
New
Chicory
Jflowers
Escarole
St Louis
Norfolk
Kohlrabl
Canada
Timothy
Livestock market report with varied beef and hog prices
Receipts totaled 11 cars of cattle and 121 head of calves with steady to firm prices. Cattle and lambs showed firm undertone while dressed beef and hogs moved slowly or steady with bids around 11 to 12 cents per pound and various regional quotes. Shipments included 424 quarters of beef for Schwarzschild & Sulzberger and 2,850 quarters for Swift and Morris beef firms aboard the Teutonic bound for Southampton.
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New York
London
Bovie
Liverpool
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
J. Shamberg & Son
Teutonic
Southampton
Swift Beef Company
Morris Beef Company
Indiana
Commento
Kerns Commission Company
S. Judd
Ohio
Sanders
Newton & Co
Pennsylvania
Tobin & Shannon
Cattle and Hogs Market Reports Across U S Cities
Telegraph market notes from Chicago Cincinnati and Pittsburgh report cattle receipts and prices with strong to higher trends for bids on steers heifers and calves. Hogs and sheep show active demand and higher or steady quotes in several markets including Kansas City and Union Stock Yards with tops around 5.75 for prime steers and 4.75 for average hogs.
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Chicago
ST Hy
Cincinnati
East
Buffalo
Kansas City
Pitteburg
Various Classifieds Include Employment Agencies and Goods Ads
Employment agencies advertise manufacturing of billiard and pool tables and bowling alley construction at low prices by Marx Bros. in Union Square. Old Gold buyers offer silver and precious stones for new articles or exchange for jewelry or Japanese goods at Tepper's Factory on West 41st Street. Typewriters advertised as bought, sold, repaired, and rented by a German firm at 79 Nassau Street with phone 2740 Cortlandt.
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Marx Bros
Union Square
M. F. Tepper
West 35Th St
Nassau St
Cortlandt
Carpet Cleaning Works Oldest Largest Most Modern
Bryant established 1857 advertises carpet cleaning by Edwin Lentz and H Jordae using compressed air steam and hand or on floor methods. Located at 437 and 439 West 45th Street with telephone 4692-408 and at 1354 Broadway and 421 48th St 7th Ave.
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45Th ST
Bryant
H Jorda Edwin Lentz
Broadway
Help Wanted in Civil Service and Sales Positions
Help wanted in civil service for men and women over 18 with reading and writing ability. Also canvassers, experienced newspaper salary 250 per day guaranteed, duties at Tribune Building. Openings for sales positions across various lines with commissions and expenses, including New England goods and hardware. Advertisements accepted at multiple Tribune office locations in New York City.
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Charlton
Tribune Building
New England
New York City
Brooklyn
Hapgoods
Broadway
Multiple Classified Jobs Seekers in New York City Area
A long column of help wanted notices lists male applicants seeking bookkeeping, chauffeurs, clerks, and other positions. Names include William Otto, A Hunt, G F Egbert, J Sykes, J Gardner, and E H with addresses across Manhattan and Brooklyn.
MULTIPLE SEEKING EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES LISTED
A historical New York classified page lists diverse job ads from engineer, plumber, porter, poultryman, private secretary, salesman, stenographer, shipping clerk, tailor, and several young men seeking clerical office work, with addresses in Brooklyn and Manhattan. It highlights language skills, references, and varying duties, from stenography to hand crafts and general labor.
Domestic situations wanted job ads from a 1920s paper
A dense listing of domestic service notices including butlers, a French couple, a Swedish or German staff, cooks, a Japanese cook, caretakers for private residences or clubs, and a chef. Names include Mathewson's Bureau on 6th Ave 47th St, J. J. on East 49th St, and Eric Landin on West nothing, with numerous addresses and references for positions such as butler, cook, valet, housekeeper, and caretaker.
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East 137Th St
Joan H. Jacobs
Lexinston Ave
Brooklyn
J. J
East 49Th St
Butler
Cook
Man Butler
Mathewson'’s
6Th Ave
47Th St
Bryant
Hutler
Care Isley
Eric Landin
West
Claes
Mize Shea
East 421
St. Valet
Mathewson Bureau
Sixth Ave
Collier's Agency
West Aod
M. M
Marhengen Bureau
Aperta
Ramirez
G H
Ninth Ave
Lang & Boecherer Co
Mrs. Collier's Agency
West St
Mise
Pitsgerahl
Lady's Maid
Mathewson’s
47Th
Steel Sts
Bryan Car
Domestic help wanted coachmen and gardeners ads mix
A long row of classified notices seeks coachmen gardeners and related domestic help. Listings include experienced private country place coachmen both single and married with various references and locations in New York and New Jersey. Also seeks nurses janitors and useful men with strong recommendations.
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M. H
Europe
Cobalt
Conn
W. E
Tribune
Broadway
Thomas
Park Row
Taylor's Hotel
L. M
Tribune c Colum
Pauli
East 48Th St
Hewlett, Long Island
G. L. Cole
William St
Port Chester
N. Y
Help wanted ads list chambermaids and cooks in New York
Classified help wanted notices detail numerous domestic positions including chambermaids, cooks, nannies, laundresses, waitresses, maids, and governesses. Listings specify experience, references, city or country work, and bureau contact points across Manhattan and environs.
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Sailes
Morningside Employment Bureau
West
Morningside
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