New York Market Report October 19 1908 Coffee and Cotton
The New York market report notes a quiet coffee market with only 5 2350 bags traded and little price movement. It covers Brazilian and European activity, Santos and Rio shipments, and weekly US warehouse totals. cotton opens easy and declines slightly amid liquidation and hedging, with regional spot markets mixed and futures easing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hamburg
Santos
United States
Rio
North Africa
Cape
South America
Santos Dlegranaees
Europe
River Plate
West South
Aes
Bahia
Germany
Wheat and grain markets show mixed futures on supply boost
Closing prices report a 4 843 000 bushel supply rise versus 600 000 last year. North west receipts total 1 132 cars with 1 117 000 bushels. Winnipeg 1 054 cars. World shipments reach 11 712 000 bushels. Argentine yield up 5 percent. Weather hints rain in winter wheat belt. Seaboard clearances high. New York No 2 red around 107 107.5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ona
Northwest
Winnipeg
Lisbon
Seaboard
New York
Duluth
Chicago
Buffalo
London
Jake
Stancaré Foundry
Cleve
Northern
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Mesa
Llisc
12Th
LLC
Gilikec
City
S&q
Gec
Osc
South America
Brazil
Keys
Patna
Rangoon
United States
Canada
Mweinei Wit Raules
Ceus Ul Toe
Wasale
caApul Ucifand
Aducier
GU Proul Lenig Cue Lildinel Agulit Vecains Sirung
Minneapolis
Chuicage
Agaist
Shorts
Sic
Market notes from New York beans to butter and fruit
Receipts show 1505 sacks beans and 400 sacks peas with steady to firm prices. Butter and cheese activity mixed with mild demand and small outside trace. Eggs light arrivals, fruit prices mostly steady with apples and oranges quiet to steady amid variable supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Red Kidney
California
Lima
Liverpool
State
Penn
Do Ben Davis
Do King
Do Baldwin
Hubbardson
Holland
Fall of
York
Pippin
Crar A .Es
Anjou
Catigau
Ohio
West Virginia
Live stock market prices from Kansas City and Pittsburg
Receipts and prices for cattle hogs and sheep across markets. Kansas City shows mixed cattle receipts and steady to lower tone with calves and stockers, hogs largely steady to slightly lower, and sheep mild. Pittsburg reports steady to higher cattle supplies with primes and wethers quoted, hogs active with varying weights and prices.
Non-Member Banks Averages Report in NYC Area
The weekly statement of averages from banks in New York City Brooklyn Jersey City Hoboken and Staten Island not members of the New York Clearing House Association but clearing through members is given. The report details the averages across these non member banks and their clearing through member institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Hoboken
Staten Island
New York Clearing House Association
Livestock Market Report Large Receipts and Varied Prices
Receipts for two days totaled 71 cars or 16 110 head with 25 cars for slaughterers and 46 for market, light sheep supply and few prime lambs. Common to choice sheep 4.50 to 5.25 per 100 pounds, lambs 4.25 to 5.25, one car at 6.20. Dressed mutton steady at 6.8 to 7.0 per 100 pounds, dressed lambs 9 to 9.50. Hogs about 114 15.08% pend. prime New York State and Savannah dogs sold at 5. Country dressed hogs slow at about 6.25 to 7.50 per 100 pounds. Pennsylvania roughs around 4.60.
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Gulf
Usc
Sic
Sac
Korte
Vic
Augusta
Siac
Bsc
Galveston
New Orleans
Wales
Wilmington
Houston
Memphis
Liverpool
Kansas
New York
Yelion
Niagara
Saiem
Concord
Upriver
Delaware
Concori
Clinton
Cape Cod
Jersey
Granges
Florida
Porto Rico
New York State
Pacific Coast
Oregon
S&c
Sonoma
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Long Island
State
Rabbi Ber
Maine
Boston
Connecticut
Grange County
Virginia
Charleston
Norfolk
Canada
Toledo
York
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Ilamis
Ester
Svivana
Wall Street
Clinton Gilbert
America
Jefferson
Liberty
Lincoln
Ann
Borough
Manhattan
Ant Park
Market & Ful
Fumees Park
Metroplis
Mecnani
Oro Bowery Uw
Mercantile
Patch & Dry
Iss
Coa & I
Metron
Consolidated
Mercis
Iso ‘ Merchants
Chase
Mount Morris
Hatham Am
Mutual Amiesh New York
Chemical
Fifth Avenue
Pleza
Sherman Ins
Gallatin
Seaboard
Schwarzschild & S
Minnehaha
Wward J. Schamberg & Son
Minnehaha Hoo
Morris Beef Co
Ss. Majestic
Nn Exchange
Bu Louis
Bull Greenw
Washingtons
Aravic
le Hanover
West Side Swift Beef Co
Majestic Imp & Trad
Armour & Co
Yorkville Armour & Co
G. H. Hammond & Co
Minneha
Askei
Tote Gapolwe
Eccenee - Am
Jackson Gas
Kan City
Baltimore
Mutua
Philaceipnia
Bingham
Montreal
Buffalo
London
jPaterson & P G
Gasgow
Briatol
Manchester
Antwerp
Bermuda
West Indies
St J
St le & Tr
St Paul Gas
ING &C
Syra
Beeves
Indianapolis Gas
Syra St & P
Ind
Eigit
Ferry Companies Bid Prices and Bonds
Auction record lists Brooklyn Ferry and Hoboken Ferry bond bids and stock notes. It shows issued prices for bonds at 56 to 60 for Hoboken and 60 for Union Ferry, with NY&E Railroad bonds around 19 to 21 and 60 for Ist 5s. The figures reflect 19th century financing of ferry operations with concurrent railroad issues.
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Brooklyn Ferry
Ligi
Ny&e R
Union Ferry
Cattle and Hogs Market Reports From Chicago Cincinnati and Buffalo
Market reports show receipts of about 83 000 cattle and 35 000 hogs in Chicago with steadiness to slight declines. Prices range for steers 4 40 to 7 60, cows 2 25 to 3 75, hogs mixed across packing and butcher bids, and sheep and lamb values varied at Buffalo and Cincinnati with prime cattle firm and sheep weaker.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in U S District Court
Voluntary and involuntary filings reported across multiple debtors. Minna H Edwards of Brooklyn and Manhattan lists unsecured liabilities totaling to 64 with assets of 10. she owes Max Blanck 24364 rent, Dr. Thomas Joyce 110 for medical services, and P Saka 121 West Eth street for house services. Several firms including Green and Rosenberg Co face involuntary actions. receivers appointed for Wis and Broome County Jockey Club involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Minna H. Edwards
St. John’s Place
Brooklyn
West End Avenue
Manhattan
Fiom 64
Max Blanck
Thomas Joyce
West 124Th Street
P. Saka
West Éth Street
Bonrd
Joseph J. Lynch
Broadway
Green
Ird Avenue
Gutman Brothers
Whise
Albert Stickney Wis
Rec Iver
Rosenberg & Co
Greene Street
J. Lieberman
Sona Gen
Lnners Willse Clio
William L Sser
Broome County Jockey Club
Oy Iouas F. More, of No. % West 42d Steet; William H. Rynden
Coney Island Avenue
William H. Quinn
West Lith Street
James and
Mary Keys
Mmcahugz
Co. Sadie
Casbcuca Wao
H. J. Les & Co
West Re Street
Adolph Hiile
West Ret
Rubenstein & Rabinowitz
New York Real Estate Boom Hits Downtown and Residential Sectors
Investors dominate yesterday’s real estate market with two new six story apartment houses on 183rd Street and Wadsworth Avenue and a 76 by 43 foot corner parcel at Greenwich Street and Canal Street sold to E D Depew Co for a six story mercantile building. Additional dealings include parcels on Greenwich Street and Canal Street leased for development, a remodel planned for Vandewacer Street lofts, and several new buildings filed by Kramer Rockmore and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Walace, Jr
183D Street
Wadsworth Avenue
William Douglas Kilpatrick
Chapman D. Marks
James H. Cr
Edwin A. Ely
Sarah K. Hunter
Patrick Lyons
James H. Cruikshank
Greenwich Street
Denen & Co
Cruikshank
Lahn & Simons
Crossy Street
Buiuings
Murphy
Vandewacer Street
Francis J. Mahoney
Krlooklyn
Mio 4
Aso
Jardine, Kent & Jaraime
Broadway and
Sith Street
Mery A. Fitzgerald
Deimg
Filstom Company
Wee Qsecar
Kramer & Rockmore
Avenue A
7Th Street
Foreclosure Auction Notes from Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms
In foreclosure sales at No 14 Vesey Street the vacant 240 by 100.11 foot plot on Wist Street near Lexington Avenue sold to Milton Stern for 151,876 with a $36,800 lien and a $100,000 mortgage. Adjourned sale of tenement houses at 25 and 207 East Linth Street set for October 2. auction list includes multiple properties on 30th and Front streets with various details and due amounts.
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Wist Street
Lexigton Avenue
Real Estate Exchange
Vesey Street
Milton Stern
East Linth Street
Real estate class speaker on operator broker relation
Joseph L. Buttenwieser addresses the West Side Y M C A real estate class at 320 West 57th Street tonight. The open meeting invites all interested in real estate with no tickets required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L. Buttenwieser
West Side
Purchase of Gallatin house in Gramercy Park area
Negotiations closed for the purchase of the Gallatin house at No. 25 Gramercy Park by the Twenty-four Gramercy Park Company. The four story dwelling on a 27 by 105 foot lot will be redeveloped with a twelve story cooperative apartment building at Nos. 24 and 25 Gramercy Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallatin
Gramercy Park
Gramercy Park Company
Parker Avenue Houses Sold in Trade Deal
F. M. Weiss & Co. sold a two family brick dwelling on Parker Avenue south of Lyon to Chester Improvement Co. in part payment three Ellison Avenue lots and a Blondell Evadna plot. Additional sales include a 103 by 103 foot plot at Zerega and Maclay for C. Fulcher and two Zullette Avenue lots near Pelham Road to H. T. Skillman via Collins Taylor Realty Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Weiss & Co
Chester Improvement Company
Parker Avenue
Lyon Avenue
Chester Company
Ellison Avenue
Marrin Street
Blondell and
Evadna Streets
Connick Buys Sire Estate at Orienta Point
Andrew J. Connick purchases the Sire property at Orienta Point through Fox Realty Company for his own occupancy. The estate includes the Sire house and outbuildings and about ten acres along Orienta avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Connick
Fox Realty Company
Orienta Point
Mamaroneck
Orienta Avenue
Real Estate Transfers in Brokerage Market Listings
The Vauban Company sells a five story building at 1336 Broadway near 66th Street. Kingsley sells property to Cushkier at 09 West 8th Street. Fisher sells a three story brownstone at M3 Eastooth Street. McVickar Gaillard Realty handles Beverley C. Duer estate sale of 62 West Sith Street. Walters sells Bay Avenue plot near City Island to Dixon. Lauter & Blackner trades multiple properties including East 100th Street apartments and Woodlawn Road plots. S. L'Aspercher lists Norwood Heights seven two family houses to C. F. Pordes. Kors & Uren sell for Carstian H. Werner a Bronx plot. George & Johnsen's Sons deal with Whitiock Avenue two family brick house. Kors & Uren and McCarthy involved in additional Bronx and Hull Avenue transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vauban Company
Broadway
McVickar, Gaillard Realty Company
Beverley C. Duer
West Sith Street
W. A. Walters
Joseph Dixon
Bay Avenue
East Chester Bay
City Island
Lauter & Blackner
Benjamin Benenson
East Lit Street
John C. Giese
Wooulawn Road
Hull Avenue
Sir Louiis Schmitt
East 100Th Street
W. Lauter
East Loin Sueel
Tet Zuni
S. L’aspercher
Norwood Neighta Realty and Construction Company
H Chel Avenue
West Chester Village
C. F. Pordes
Oradeil
N. J
E. McCarthy
Realty Notes Lease Deals Across New York Area
Lewis H May Company has leased the store and apartment building at 10M Boulevard Arverne Long Island to J Rosenfelt. G L Lawrence leased the six story Arthur Garage at 214 216 West Sixth Street near Broadway to the Arthur Garage Company. Mooyer Marston leased 77 79 Bowery buildings to the Anger Boxing Company for Farmers Loan and Trust Company as trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis H. May Company
F&f. Noyes Company
New York
E. Schildkrandt
J. Rosenfelt
Plana
Boulevard
Arverne
Lowg Island
G. L. Lawrence
Apthurp Garage Company
West Sith Street
Broadway
Mooyer & Marston
Farmers Loan and Trust Company
Bowery
Anger Boxing Company
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Kees Semons
RRS
Toheco
Tierces Pena
Garoclene
Iite
Whee Bush
Roeln
Pbis
Bevery Bush
Mciasees
General Market Report
Tae
Cnffee Cabies Rio
Santos Riei Steady
Motton
Texas
South Atlantic
Firet
Argentina
Eagle
Muscova
Js I
Country Produce Markets
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Enaenee
Asee
Saenn
Aoe
Ednie
Eiha' Ee
Arate Eee Tera O
Sas
Inc
Seegeugusoucans
Ferry Companies
Telegraph
Veimg Liul
Dedler Towr
Etek
Aeeliay Seaugua
Anede
Opal
Vitie
Abel Som Meddle Ational
Ihe Uty O
New Lok
Os Wares & 22 Rugs
Paul B
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Aus Wilde
Howard
J G Luke
Siuaterdau
Rulinig Company
SEA Stern Et al
Leuter Motor Company
Aureen
Disses
Aasson & Lo, i Ltd
R & Habicht Et al Ladae Satue
Hooten Coco
Cuocaiae Company
Millo H Mead Co
Jostiuva Hsiead
Nassau Gank Lue 1S
William bradley—Anderwi & Price Co
Ee Soievecene Resercoe
Joseph P Day
South St
Dover St
30Th St
2D Ave
Ith Ave
Front St
Beekman St
Lees
4Th Ave
Breese Et al
Smith & S
Attys
J H
West End Ave
Henshaw
Goldberg
J H Henshaw
Deal
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Company
Sumpus
Montague Street
Rulard & Whiting CO
MN al
Kirby
Petit & Green
Pach
Eriten Minor
Hastings Homes CO
Tribune Building
Nassau St
Reads
T. W
East 56Th
Welling
LI. Partridge
Wail St
A. PF. Coblhan
Prem
Ee —— Otelle Marquis
East 31St St
Iease
Webster
TH ST
Cierce
Enaarinaenaenci Isu Onape Sds & Duplex
Park Ave
Robin Dale Compion
Long Island Real Estate
Corona
Tro
Washington St
Coroma. L. B Ave
W. Ceves & Coo
East 23d St
Ssining
Groom
Thos. Leary
Main St. Ossining
New Jersey
Galen Hall
Atlantic City
Cove
Dennis
Walter J Buzby
HOTEL
Traymore
Gramatan
Bronxville
Westchester County
NS. Y
J. J. Lannin Company
Garden City
J- J. Lannin CO
Briarcliff Lodge
Briarcliff Manor
N.Y
D. B. Plus.er
THE
Bronx
Marvin
Amonto le Agerea
Hery Nordheim
Antonio de Andex
Henry Nordheim
Kirsbridge Terrace
É. Neary
A Evicson
Franklin Ave
Noee
Ensy
Lea
Patia
Ste
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