Coffee and Cotton Market Movements in New York May 1 1908
The New York market reports steady to higher tone across commodities. Coffee shows gains from Brazilian receipts with May and July activity noted. cotton declines from prior gains amid weather and selling pressure, with weekly movement figures and port receipts contrasted against last year.
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New York
Regennin
Havre
Rio
Santos
Ind!ue
Alvo
Boston
Liverpool
New York Cotton Exchange
Canada
Southern Mills
Augusta
St. Louis
Little Rock
Hous
Galveston
Amer An
America
Upland
Manchester
New York Produce Market Trends May 1 1908
Market reports show firmer marrow beans and red kidney demand with prices rising for imported and high quality beans. Butter cheese and eggs see mixed action with steady to firm tones on creamery products while fruit and citrus offerings remain abundant but weak or uneven in demand.
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New York
Slalima
California
Liverpool
Wa Wye
Pennsylvania
Isa
Roxbury
Norfolk
Carolina
Lake City
Charleston
Florida
Do Porto Rios
Pacific
Livestock Market Report From Reeves Yard
Receipts totaled 191 cars 1892 head with 7 cars for slaughterers and 14 for the market Cattle prices steady to firm with good cows and bulls showing strength Calves sheep and hogs also described with varying demand and prices for each category including beef shipments to Great Britain and local meat buyers. Names of buyers and firms such as S Sanders McPherson Co Andrew Mullen Tobin Shaan and others appear as notes on sales and shipments.
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New York
Reeves
Liverpool
London
Philadelphia
Southamtyton
Armour & Co
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
Morris Reef Company
Great Britain
S. Sanders
Ohio
Pennsylvania
McPherson & Co
Doe
Andrew Mullen
Sanders
Ae Encise Commination Co
Ie Tobin
Shaan
Maryland
Aor Mo Saad & Go
Chicago Market Report May 1 Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
Cattle receipts about 1500 head in Chicago with steady to firm prices across classes. Hogs receipts near 17 000 head with market 5 to 10 cents lower on most lines. East Buffalo and Cincinnati reports show mixed gains and steadies for cattle hogs and sheep. Kansas City and Pittsburg round out the day with varied yard prices across cattle hogs and lambs.
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Chicago
Helfers
Eders
East Buffalo
Kansas City
Southern Co
Texas
Pittsburg
European Produce Market Reflects Mixed Prices in Liverpool Trade
Liverpool May 1 report shows spot wheat firm with No 2 red Western at 7s 6d and No 1 California at 7s 6d, corn steady with new American kiln dried, peas Canadian steadies at 7s 7d, flour dull, hops steady in London Pacific Coast, pork prime mess Western strong at 75s, lard and bacon mixed with varied quotings, butter US dull at 50s 85s, cheese steady, turpentine spirits dull, rosin steady, and refined petroleum quiet.
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Brunswick - Port Townsend
Nesport News
Philadelphia
Ben Francisco
United States
Pensacola
Portland
Ore
Port Arthur and
Wine Pass
Jacksonville
Hagie Pass
Tex
el Paso
Laredo
Liverpool
Great Britain
Kansas
New York Produce Exchange
Chi @go
Spain
Berk
Southwest
Chicago
Soo Wan
London
Jake
Standard
Cleveland
Northern
New Orleans
I Difference
New York
American
City
Calcutta
Kansas City
Omaha
West
India
Middle Western
South America
Brazil
Patna
Rangoon
Bassein
Willett & Gray
Europe
Washington
California
New York State
Staté
Pacific Coast
State
Long Island
Pennsylvania
Tong Island
Bermuda
Florida
Maine
Jersey
Artichokes
Bremts
North Carolina
Charleston
South Carolina
Celery
Cabrbages
Wakefield
Norfolk
Texas
Orleans
Okra Florida
Pepe Florida
Baltimore
Parsley
Curly
de Plain
Romaine
Radishes
Southern
Rhubarr
S. Savannah
S$ Nearby
TOMAT
Ste. Radishes
Toledo
Help Wanted Cook and Housework Staff Featured
Classified help wanted notice seeking cooks and girls for house work in respectable families. Offers good wages and asks applicants to bring references. Wagner's Office 426 Fourth Ave lists the posting. A second note seeks a girl for general housework with good references at Apartment 27 100 West 141st St.
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Wagner
Fourth Ave
West 141St St
Weninger
2D Ave
Renner
Schmidt
Central Park West
Perens Nm Ih
Morrow's Bureau
Lexington Ave
Terbers
Plaza
Hofmayer’s Bureau
West 23d St
Chelsea
Scottic& Protestant
W. S
Hasel
West 134Th St
Filaherty’s Bureau
Columbus Ave
River
Flaherty’s Bureau
Anahenic
Kissam
Nicholas Ave
Morrow's
Hotmayer
A. M
Help Wanted Ads From A Brooklyn Tribune Page
Classified notices list dozens of job seekers including accountants, clerks, chauffeurs, engineers, and secretaries. Names such as N Fellows, J Fleming, W B, H J Ferris appear with addresses in Brooklyn and Queens, plus roles from bookkeeper to stenographer and household staff.
Help Wanted in Domestic and Stenography Fields
Numerous notices seek stenographers and office helpers including a 17 year old on request and experienced bookkeepers. Domestic staff ads list butlers, valets, cooks, and caretakers with locations in Brooklyn, Hoboken, and Manhattan, offering wages and references.
Public notice on commission of appraisal for Kensico Reservoir project
Legal notice seeking three disinterested appraisers to value and oversee the acquisition of Westchester real estate in Mount Pleasant for the New York City Kensico Reservoir project. Describes parcels Nos. 507 through 595, map 1767 filed December 1907, and details the route from Third Street to Vassar Street, with City of New York ownership and a March 1908 date. Francis Key Pendleton, Corporation Counsel, signs.
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Recaians
New York
City of
Mount Pleasant
County of Westchester
State of New York
Southern Aqueduct Department
Board of Water Supply of the of New York
County Westchester
City of New York
Kensico
Third St
Vassar St
County of
Westchester
White Plains
Tarrytown Road
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Register’s Office
N. Y
Prospect Avenue
Madison Avenue
Sat Road
Wynne Avenue
Harvard Avenue
Yale Avenue
Alon
Lafayette Place
Amherst Street
Wilford Street
Francis Key Pendleton
Corporation Counsel
Hall of Records
Chambers and
Centre Streets
Borough of Manhattan
New York City
Notice to Contractors for New York State Education Building
Sealed proposals due by 12 o clock noon June 2 1908 for constructing the New York State Education Building Albany to be completed by December 31 1910. Bid guarantees of 1 million dollars required with 100000 cash deposit. Drawings and specs available April 30 1908 from Palmer Hornbostel New York. Secretary Robert H W Fuller reserves right to reject bids.
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NEW York State Education
Trustees of Public
Executive Chamber
Capitol
Albany
N. Y
Washington Avenue
Hawk
Swan Street
Surety Company
Palmer & Hornbostel
William Street
New York
General Contractors
Tle
Robert HW. Fuller
Trustees of Public Buildings
The
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General Market Report
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Budapest
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Minnesota
Broomhall
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Brad Street
Jay
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Country Produce Markets
Telegraph
N. Fellows
Station W
Brooklyn
C. L
Tribune
Wood's Business School
A. Skarda
North 8Th St
L. Spencer
Fairmount Ave
Newark, Nad
W. B
Park Ave
Tribune Office
G. Shaw
H. V. Shaw
Red Hook
Dutchess Co
J. Fleming
East 60Th St
H. Waterman
East 15Th St
J. Thorzen
West Ihst
William J. H
Woolsey St
Astoria
D. Douglass Jr
W. F. Graham
Jamaica Ave
Long Island City
Chaupfr
Thomas
Stevens-Duryea
Columbia
John Morrow
R. Braun
West 50Th St
Wise
Scott
West 6Th St
J. Rubin
6Th Ave
East 17Th St
Arnold
Thorpe
West 99Th St
BSE Schrappapletra
Magnusson
Dean St
Carpenter's Bureau
M. B
Pope
Germany
Cuba
Gahrl
17Th St
Man
M. Cowboy
9Th Ave
H. J. Ferris
East 80Th St
Florist
Amsterdam Ave
Tim
D. C
Broadway
Hellman
East 76Th St
Alfred Barre
Watts St
Freeman St
Bronx
M. D
Haglem
Arthur
Madison Ave
Packer
Anything
Sander
East End Ave
Gus Lawson
4Th Ave
Brookyn
E of
Hughes
41St St
Penman
A. Gorman
van Cottage
Maspeth
You NG Man
Logan St
Young Lady
3D Ave
Suintier
Kennedy
Washington St
Newark
N. J
Southern College
X. Z
Miss Wibroe
South Std St
Central Ave
West Hoboken
Themak
East 14Th St
150Th St
Coniker
Joseph Shardlow
Fulton St
Osterberg’s
Sureau
Mathewson’s Bureau
47Th St
Bryant
Japan
Komichi
34Th St
Woodcliffon—Hudson
Butler
Cook
35Th St
Proudman
Worthy
Valet
Fitzgerald
5Th Ave
Butlor
Ferdinand
East 49Th St
Woolf
Kemsley
East 85Th St
West 36Th St
MaeClun
911
Thor—Oughly
F. J
East 54Th St
Mathewson Bureau
Arizona St
J. Sheridan
Stockley
Warburton Ave
Yonkers
Scotchman
West 35Th St
James O'Connor
Henry St
Mercedes
Renault
Panhard
TI. N. Y
Cortandt
Scotch
Robert Black
Dunn
West 49Th St
J. M
East 41St St
West 88Th St
Third Ave
Tribune Ofice
Otto Pavemann
Southern Boulevard
Jacobson
East 56Th St
St. Ee
North of Ireland
W. P
East
Edred
Mathewson’s
Tel
Broyant
Foreman
West Sth St
Frederick Schmidt
Mathewson's Bureau
Aardener
M. Bolin
Morris Ave
Summit
Py Swene
Port Chester
N. Jansen
E. M
T. J. Goodwin
Hastinge-on-Hudson, N
Cingie
Albert
Greenwich Et
Houseman
M. Maher
Sth Ave
Osterberg’s Bureau
W. Kriedter
120Th St
G. H. Wilmot
Stuyvesant St
Mudie
East T6th St
C. S
N. C
M. Healy
Prospect St
A. P
Industrial Association of America (Inc
Jaherty
Butler, &c
59Th
60Th Sts
Fee Ee
Mary Wright
Second Ave
23Th
26Th St
Furlong
Best City Reference
F. E
Grand St
Jersey City
Ashland Place
Lafayette Ave
Jussila Bureau
Ann
Tei
J. L
Mrs
Aee
58Th St
Nice Cear
Carpentier
Demott St
West Hoboken, N. J
S22
Elisabeth
Schwarz
East lW1st
W. M. Wolf
Itod
Carrington
A. Smith
Ford
Carringtom
Sia
Waare
R. N. Blackhall
Liberty Storage & Warehouse Company
West 64Th Street
M. Miller
Harriet Banks
Helen Lee Kessler
Cora R. Wallace
E. H. Scott
Charles Lee
Pansy Newins
A. W. Richardson
Laura Gillen
Holewasser & Co
W. Lattimer
L. E. Dudley
W. BH. Flattau & Son
13Th Street
University Place
Ami
4Th St
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