General Market Report from New York October 22 1908
The market opened quiet at unchanged prices and declined as seil and trade interests absorbed supplies. Cotton and coffee showed mixed activity with reports of larger receipts and favorable crop prospects. metals and raw sugars held firm while flour, pork and lard markets showed weakness amid higher live hogs and packer selling.
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Seilor
Sao Paulo
Santos
Brazil
Toder
Cabies Re
Serasna
Tency
Augusta
St. Louis
Little Rock
Galveston Srm
New Orleans
Wilmington
Memphis
Houston
Charleston
Lée
New York Market Notes On Beans Butter Cheese Eggs And Fruits
Receipts show beans and peas, marrow and red kidney prices with scarce demand on some items. Butter steady with good specials, creamery and Western stock varied. Cheese quiet with October made, eggs up with firmer tone and storage demand. Fresh fruits like apples pears and cranberries steady, hops and hay markets described with regional variations. Poultry demand rises, market clearing after steady buying.
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New York
New State
California
Liverpool
Pennsylvania
de Mays
Mler
McIntosh
Alexander End Gravenstein
Ben Davis
Baldwin
Hubbardson
Holland
Fall of York
Sheldon
Western York
Delaware
Niagara
Salem
Concord
Cape Cod
Do Jersey
Florida
Do Porto Rico
Porto Rico
New York State
Pacific
Oregon
Sonoma
Cal
Washington
State
Pacific Coast
Poultry and produce market report with wide price ranges
Heavy receipts of fowls and chickens with little price improvement and a morose market. Spring turkeys and ducks show mixed supplies. poultry figures for chickens, ducks, geese, and other birds listed with per pound, per dozen, or per box quotes. Supplies vary by region, with vegetables showing uneven demand and varied prices across Maine Jersey Long Island and other areas.
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Gem and Light
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Long Island
State
Snipe
Maine
Jersey
Boston
Florida
Norfolk
Do State
Connecticut
State and Western
Orange County
Maryland
Virginia
Ash Hubbard
Canada
Market Report Livestock Prices in New York 1908
October 22 1908 market notes for beeves veals calves and sheep and lambs and hogs in New York City with receipts by car head and specific price ranges including dressed beef veals Western calves Jersey City and country dressed lines. Key buyers and consignors named include Judd & Co S Sanders Newton & Co Kerns Commission Tobin & Shannon and others with prices quoted per 100 pounds and per head across beef veal sheep lamb and hog categories.
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Texas
London
Liverpool
Wnarucket
John P. Nelson
Jersey City
Fic
Newton & Co
Virginia
S. Sanders
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kerns Commission Company
Buffalo
W. Shippers’ Commission Company
Judd & Co
Tobin & Shannon
Fred J. Tr
New York State
S. Judd & Co
Market Rates Across Regions for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Telegraph markets report varied cattle and hog prices across Chicago Cincinnati East Buffalo Toledo Kansas City and Pittsburgh. Cattle mostly steady to firm with steers 2.00 to 7.60, hogs steady to 10 cents higher with tops near 6.10, sheep and lambs uneven with modest gains in some areas and weakness in others.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
Toledo
Kansas City
iSec
Union Stock Yards
Pittsburg
European Produce Market Ipool Oct 22 Closing Prices
Closing prices across commodities from the European produce market show spot and futures activity. Wheat futures firm. December 7s 8d, March 7s 6 1/2d, May 7s 6 1/2d. Corn futures quiet. December 5s 1 1/4d, January 5s 4 1/4d. Other items listed with steady or dull in ranges: flour patents at 29s 3d. hops London steady at £1 11s 12 1/2d. beef extra India 107s 6d. pork prime mess Western S0s. bacon varied by cut. lard prime Western in tierces at 4s 9 1/2d.
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C. Spelter
Standard Foundry
Cleveland
Northern
New Orleans
Ned Petroleum
Philadelphia
New York
Calcutta
Chicago
Kansas
Omaha
India
T&c
South America
Brazil
Patna
Rangoon
Eagie
Ltse
Muscovado
Pacific Coast
St George Sold Occupies 50th Street Site
Real estate activity centers on Manhattan and The Bronx with major deals. Parish, Fisher & Co. and Henry M. Weill sell the St George apartments, a seven story elevator building at 50th Street near Broadway for 225000, to George Robinson Construction. Other purchases include Greenwich Street plots and warehouses, plus multiple lot sales in The Bronx for two six story elevator apartments, and preparations for extensive remodeling on Park Avenue and East 34th Street properties.
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Parish, Fisher & Co
Henry M. Weill
George Robinson Construction Company
St. George
Mth Street
Broadway
Alexander W. Fraser
George Alexander Macdonald
Greenwich Street
Canal Street
James H. Cruikshank
Lahn & Simons
Selemor & Breenbaum
Noel Realty and Construction Company
136Th Street
Anaconda Realty and Construction Company
Noel Company
Haddon Hall
137Th Street
Riverside Drive
Oakdale plots sell fast at New York auction rooms
Fifty Oakdale plots sold quickly at the Real Estate Exchanges rooms in Vesey Street. Prices climbed over 3 percent from the last Oakdale sale, with individual plots fetching 19 to 900 dollars. Notable buyers included Rev. Thomas Dixon Jr and Leo Hutter amid plans for another Oakdale sale around November 18.
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Oakdale
Real Estate Exchange
Vesey Street
Bryan L. Kennelly
Thomas Dixon
Leo Hutter
W. K. Aston
Kennelly
Henry Phipps Buys Property for Model Six Story Tenement
Henry Phipps purchased Nos 045 and M7 West List street from Everett Jacobs, a plot 50 by 1%5 feet between 10th and 11th avenues. Plans call for a model six story tenement on the site.
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Henry Phipps
Everett Jacobs
West List Street
10Th
11Th Avenues
Yonkers Brokerage Sells Several Parcels in Lincoln Park Area
Edgar T. Kingsley sold for Caroline Ledoux Ryder to Harriet R. C. Swann lots 1% and 127 forming a 42 by 100 foot plot on Han cock avenue 300 feet north of the city line in Lincoln Park Yonkers. J. J. Haggerty sold the two family house at 1412 Bryant avenue on a 60 foot lot to G. Simex for A. M. App. Louis Meekes sold for C. W. Frees a lot on the west side of Macomb's Road 195 feet south of Tiith street, 26 by 112 feet.
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George F. Johnson's Sons Company
Manida Company
Manida Street
Lafayette Avenue
Meehan Building Company
P. E. Lane
Whitlock Avenue
Miffany Street
Murphy
Park Avenue
Trowbridge & Livingston
A. B. Jennings
East 34Th 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
Broadway
130Th Street
Manhattan Street
Bessie Palmer
Celia Loxer
Frank A. Rooks
Shampan & Shampan
Edgar T. Kingsley
Caroline Ledoux Ryder
Harriet R. C. Swann
Hancock Avenue
Lincoln Park
J. J. Haggerty
Bryant Avenue
G. Simex
A. M. App
Louis Meekes
C. W. Frees
Macomb’s Road
Tiith Street
Staten Island Waterfront Tract Sold to Shipbuilder Burlee
William J. Burlee through Cornelius G. Kolff buys the Slaight Simonson estate waterfront property on Kill van Kull at John Street Port Richmond Staten Island. The parcel fronts 312 feet on deep water and includes a triangular 260 by 24 foot lot on John Street and Richmond Terrace adjoining the American Linseed Oil Works to the west.
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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 from ex-Congressman Jefferson M. Levy via Pease & Elliman. Max Kaskell of Kaskell & Kaskell purchases No. 540 Fifth Avenue from the IsaBella Marks estate through Tucker Speyerg & Co.
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Walter E. Maynard
Fifth Avenue
Jefferson M. Levy
Pease & Elliman
Max Kaskell
Kiskell & Kaskell
Isabella Marks
Tucker, Speyerg & Co
Bronx Building Plans and Brick Dwellings Overview
Multiple Bronx sites outlined for development including a Grace Avenue area two story brick dwelling by SB Steinmetz owner and RG Steinmetz architect. 1T7th Street row of three story brick dwellings by John Massimino owner and William L. Rouse architect. five story brick tenements near Tennist area by Blue Ridge Construction Co owner with Gross & Kleinbesser architects. Costs partially noted as 40,000 and 0,000.
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Westchester Ave
S B Steinmetz
R G Steinmetz
Davidson
Tremont Ave
John Massimino
William L Rouse
Cost
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Vyseave
Blue Ridge Construction Co
Gross & Kieinbesser
Tee
Leases A William Street Store In New Block Near John Street
The Charles F. Noyes Company leased the store and basement at 118 William Street to United Lunch Room Company for ten years at about 65000 dollars. The new lease indicates William Street rents in the block have doubled in three years, contrasted with 1906 six story building leases of similar size for less money.
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Charles F. Noyes Company
William Street
Lehn & Fink
United Lunch Room Company
John Street
Noyes Company
Hotel Gallatin Leased and Properties Sold
Matt J. Ward & Co leased the Hotel Gallatin at 70 and 72 West 46th Street to Gernando Pannaci of Long Branch for a term. Also sold the Hotel Lincoln furniture lease and business in Pittsburg for 100000 to H. B. Ferry, who ran Coates House in Kansas City. Roe's Hotel Patchogue was leased to James McGough for years at a 30000 rental. Daytona land fronting Halifax River sold to buyers planning a large hotel. Magnolia Springs Hotel leased to H Foster by D Seavey for D. Seavey option.
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Matt J. Ward
Halifax River
Daytona
Fila
O. Chamberlain
Magnolia Springs
Fla
D. Seavey
H. Foster
Foreign Bank Returns From London And Paris
London report shows the Bank of England reserves up and deposits up while circulation falls. notes in circulation and government securities shift. Paris figures indicate declines in notes in circulation and discounted bills, with rises in Treasury deposits, general deposits, and gold and silver holdings.
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London
Bank of England
Paris
Bank of France
Collateral Trust Notes Maturing 1906 22
Collateral trust notes maturing in the years 1906 through 1922, furnished by Swartwout and Appenzellar located at No 44 Pine street.
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Swartwout & Appenzellar
Pine Street
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