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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1908

Page

14

Market Report Shows Mixed Fortunes in Early 1908 Trade

New York October 22 1908 Market was lower on selling and liquidation with some absorption at the decline. Coffee and cotton fluctuated while futures closed near steady for many items. receipts at two ports showed large South American demand dampened by Brazilian negotiations and crop prospects.

New York Seiller Fries Sao Paulo Santos Pasei Brazil Hants Sentes Todes Westhet

New York Market Reports Beans Butter Eggs and Fruits

New York October 22 1903 bean and pea receipts 2575 sacks and 1292 sacks of peas with marrow beans priced at 240 per bush. Butter steady extras scarce and 27-28 c, cheese quiet. eggs 26-27c for extra firsts, storage eggs 22-25c. Fruits and grapes firm Western New York grapes 12-18c per basket, apples varied with McIntosh 385 per double head barrel. Hops and hay markets noted. rye and oats traded with prices listed for various grades.

New York New State Rec eCalifornia Lima California Liverpool McIntosh Alexander End Gravensteim Ben Davis Baldwin Hubbardson Holland York Pippin Pearl Seckel Beurre Boer Beurre D'Anson Clairgeau Sheldon Elefer Bobi Delaware Niagara Do Seiem Do Concord Concord Upriver Cape Cod Florida Do Porto Rico New York State Pacific Coast Transac Oregon Sonoms Cal Washington State

Poultry and produce prices drift through slow demand

Dressed fowls and chickens arrivals stay heavy with no real price gains as buyers hold out. Spring turkeys move easily but ducks are firm for select lots. Broad range for geese, quail, game birds, and vegetables shows uneven pricing with many items drifting lower or flat amid weak demand and ample supply.

Bias Tahoe Ing. Broilers Pennsylvania State Maine Long Island Jersey Boston Florida Norfolk Connecticut Orange County Rellow Maryland Virginia Charleston Eteen Si & Ash Hubbard Canada

Livestock Market Report New York October 22 1905

Receipts totaled 78 cars of beeves 1080 head with some to local slaughterers. Veals 5.25 9.25 per 100 lb Western calves steady. Sheep and lambs 2538 head mostly Jersey City stock. lambs steady to high with some unsold at close. Hogs 3747 head up 15 points with New York State and Pennsylvania hogs at 57 2 per 100 lb. dressed hogs weaker for lighter weights. Sales by Judd Sanders Tobin Kratz and others with varied weights and prices across veals sheep and hogs.

New York Beeves London Liverpool Asus John F. Nelson Jersey City Newton & Co Virginia S Sanders West Virginia Pennsylvania Our Kerns Commission Company Shippers’ Commission Company S Judd & Co Tobin & Shannon Fred J. Kratz Buffalo New York State S. Juda & Co S. Sanders

Market Summary of Cattle Hogs and Sheep by Telegraph

Chicago and East Buffalo markets report cattle receipts around 11,009 to 22,000 head with steadier to lower prices for steers and cows. Hogs active with gains up to 10-15 cents, while sheep and lambs show strength in some regions. Kansas City and Pittsburg quote mixed ranges for cattle, hogs, and veal calves across regional yards.

Chicago Chalice Heavy Shippers iCc East Buffalo Toledo Kansas City Union Eek Pittsburg Actix

European produce market closes in London Liverpool trade note

Liverpool October 22 closing figures show spot wheat dull with No 2 red Western winter at 7s 0d. Wheat futures steady for December March May at 7s 6d. Corn spot American mixed at 7s 4d. Futures quiet December January around 7s 4d. Flour winter patents 29s 6d. Hops London Pacific Coast steady 11s 12 1/2d. Beef extra India mess 10 7s 3/4d. Pork prime Western firm at 9s. Bacon and ham prices hold with varied cuts and weights. Lard Prime Western tierces steady 49 3/4d. American refined quiet at 5s. Cheese Canadian whites 50s. Tallow firm 30s. Turpentine spirits easy 6s 0d. Linseed oil easy 23a. Ro sin common steady Ts 2d. Petroleum steady.

Liverpool Spees Peewet Galveccon New Orleans Wilmington St Memphis Houston Charleston Galveston St New Pens Tao Liverpool Ezles New York Fleur Do Aul Tober Argentina Broomball Duluth Certs Cao Tollies Gevaier A. Sa London Standard Foundry Cleveland Standard White Dbis Philadelphia Calcutta Commission House Chicago Kansas City Omaha South America Brazil City Yard Stemline Patna Rangoon Ugaba Movid Lise If Muscovado T&g Pacific Coast India Leum Ted Rosin

St George Occupies 50th Street Site In City Real Estate Surge

A busy day in New York real estate saw major deals north of Midtown loft centers and a downtown plot resale. Key transactions include the sale of the St George apartments to the George Robinson Construction Co for 225 000, plus plots on Greenwich Street, Manida Street, Whitlock Avenue, and condos converted for multiple dwellings. Plans filed cover remodels on Park Avenue, East 3rd Street, Madison Avenue, Wooster Street, and a Broadway stable expansion, with architects including Trowbridge Livingston Snelling Potter Brunner and firms Noel Realty and Anaconda Realty among others.

Parish, Fisher & Co Henry M. Weill George Robinson Construction Company St. George Soth Street Broadway Alexander W. Fraser George Alexander Macdonald Greenwich Street Canal Street Builders James H. Cruikshank Lahn & Simons Selemor & Breenbaum Noel Realty and Construction Company 196Th Street Anaconda Realty and Construction Company Noel Company Haddon Hall 137Th Street Riverside Drive George F. Johnson's Sons Company Manida Company Manida Street Lafayette Avenue Meehan Building Company P. E B. Lane Whitlock Avenue Liffany Street Murphy Park Avenue Trowbridge & Livingston A. B. Jennings East 3Th Street Caroline A. Brundage Snelling & Potter A. Olivette & Co Madison Avenue Arnold W. Brunner Wooster Street Alice Schmidt Yonkers Max Taigman Thomas Graham Sheffield Farms-Slawson-Decker Company 130Th Street Manhattan Street Bessie Palmer Celia Loxer Frank A. Rooks Shampan & Shampan

Oakdale plots fetch high prices at brisk New York sale

Fifty Oakdale plots sold at the Real Estate Exchange rooms in Vesey Street with prices over 3 percent above the last Oakdale sale, ranging from 160 to 3900 dollars. Rev Thomas Dixon Jr bought six plots and Leo Hutter seventeen. W K Aston praised Kennelly for a successful sale. Another Oakdale sale is planned for November 19. Other items include multi-property auctions on 1224 Street and 179th Street with amounts due and mortgage notes, adjourned to October 2.

Oakdale Real Estate Exchange Vesey Street Bryan L. Kennelly Thomas Dixon Leo Hutter W. K. Aston Kennelly

Henry Phipps buys two old houses for model six story tenement

Henry Phipps purchased Everett Jacobse's Nos 645 and 37 West Dist Street, paying for two old dwellings on a plot measuring 30 rl 00.5 feet between 10th and 11th Avenues. A model six story tenement will be erected on the site.

Henry Phipps Everett Jacobse

Real Estate Transfers in Yonkers and Surrounding Areas

In Yonkers Lincoln Park a plot 42 by 10 feet on the west side of Hancock Avenue lies 30 feet north of the city line sold by Edgar T. Kingsley for Caroline Ledoux Ryder to Harriet R. C. Swann. The purchaser plans to improve the site. Also I J Haggerty sold a two family house at 1412 Bryant Avenue on two lots Dx100 feet for G Simex to A M App. Louis Meekes sold for G W Frees a lot on the west side of Macomb's Road 155 feet south of T10th Street Zoxl12 feet.

Edgar T. Kingsley Caroline Ledoux Ryder Harriet R. C. Swann Hancock Avenue Lincoln Park Yonkers I. J. Haggerty Bryant Avenue G. Simex A. M. App Louis Meekes G. W. Frees Macomb’s Road T10th Street

Staten Island Tract Sold By Slaight Estate To Shipbuilder Burlee

William J. Burlee the shipbuilder, via Cornelius G. Kolff, purchased waterfront and upland property of the Slaight-Simonson estate on the Kill van Kull at John Street Port Richmond. The parcel fronts 312 feet on deep water and includes a triangular lot 260 feet on John Street and 240 feet on Richmond Terrace adjoining the American Linseed Oil Works.

William J. Burlee Cornelius G. Kolff Slaight-Simonson Estate Kill van Kull John Street Port Richmond Staten Island American Linseed Oil Works Richmond Terrace

Buyers of Fifth Avenue Parcels

Walter E. Maynard buys No 431 Fifth Avenue in a sale by ex-Congressman Jefferson M. Levy via Pease and Elliman. Max Kaskell of Kiskell and Kaskell purchases No 550 Fifth Avenue from the Isa bella Marks estate through Tucker Speyers and Co.

Walter E. Maynard Fifth Avenue Jefferson M. Levy Pease & Elliman Max Kaskell Kiskell & Kaskell Isabella Marks Tucker, Speyers & Co

Bronx Building Plans Segmented On Grace and Tremont Avenues

Details list several Newark style building projects in the Bronx including Grace Avenue near Westchester and Tith Street from Davidson to Tremont Avenue. Multiple two and three story brick dwellings and five story tenements are noted with owner and architect references and estimated costs ranging from six to sixty thousand dollars.

Grace Ave Westchester Ave Steinmetz R G Steinmetz

Leases A William Street Store To United Lunch Room

The Charles F. Nores Company leased the store and basement at 118 William Street near John Street to the United Lunch Room Company for ten years at about 65000 dollars. The new building reflects doubled William Street rents in three years, contrasting with 1906 six story block leases for less.

Charles F. Nores Company William Street Lehn & Fink United Lunch Room Company John Street Noyes Company

Hotel Gallatin Leased and Properties Sold

Matt J. Ward and Co leased the Hotel Gallatin at 70 and 72 West 46th Street to Gernando Pannaci of Long Branch for a term. The furniture lease and business of the Hotel Lincoln Pittsburg sold for 200000 to H. B. Ferry, who ran the Coates House in Kansas City for five years. Roe's Hotel Patchogue Long Island leased to James McGough for a term with annual rent around 30000. Also sold a Daytona Florida tract fronting the Halifax River to buyers planning a large hotel, and Magnolia Springs Hotel Magnolia Springs Florida leased to HL Foster by O D Seavey.

Matt J. Ward Halifax River Daytona Fla C. ©. Chamberlain Magnolia Springs O. D. Seavey HL Foster

Foreign Bank Returns From London and Paris

The Bank of England weekly report shows reserves up 269000 pounds and public deposits up 494400 pounds while government securities fall 600000. The Bank of France notes in circulation drop 8125000 francs as treasury deposits rise 57430000 francs and bills discounted fall 33690000 francs.

London Bank of England Paris Bank of France

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