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The Tea and Coffee Trade Journal: Recent submissions
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(1936-03)The activity of the previous month on the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange decreased during February. Likewise, the advances in quotations in January were not repeated in February, the month ending in recessions in both ... -
(1934-09)São Paulo, August 18, 1934, - Upon the completion of the tour of the Brazil coffee Delegation, issued [...] official statement to press, giving the delegation’s impressions of the trip and expressing appreciation of ...
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(1935-09)While August coffee trading on the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange rose and fell from day to much in the same way as during the preceding months of this year, a slight gain in prices is shown. Santos 4s advanced 27 to ...
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(1933-11)A letter in the New York Times, November 2, from a writer signing himself as Director of the Brazil Information Service, New York City, states that news of impending revolutionary activities in São Paulo and Rio Grande do ...
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(1933-09)Following the negotiations inaugurated between the State Departament and the Minister from Colombia, last week, for the first of a series of new commercial treaties with our neighbors to the south, exploratory conversations ...
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(1933-03)With continued dull trading, the month of February passed with little that was of interest on the New York Coffee Exchange. The nearby futures showed some decline, while the more distant months showed slight gains, which ...
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(1954-11)Coffee growing in Brazil acquired international importance only from the time it spread throughout the Paraiba River valley, a vast sub-tropical “belt”, tributary to a large extent to the port of Rio de Janeiro. The precious ...
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(1953-10)Coffee was introduced in brazil in 1727 – more than two centuries ago. Since then, the expansion of the coffee industry has never ceased and new growing areas have been constantly opened. Coffee has also been an increasingly ...
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(1935-09)According to information received from the interior, the flowering of coffee trees is well advanced in some districts, such as the North of the State of Parana, lower Sorocabana and some parts of the Noroeste Railway. In ...
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(1934-09)F. Eugen Nortz, of Nortz & Co., coffee brokers, New York, returned from a visit to Europe and Brazil, on the “Southern Cross”, September 13 th . He made the trip from Europe to Brazil by Zeppelin, reaching Brazil on August ...
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(1935-10)In Brazilian press interview, reported to the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange, October 10, the President of the Departamento Nacional do Café stated first that following full study under the Constitution the suggestions ...
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(1939-03)The Santo Andre Coffee Factory illustrated at the top of the page is operated by the Sao Paulo Cooperative Coffee Federation with the assistance of the DNC Technical Service. It is equipped with every device for sanitary ...
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(1934-09)Coffee deliveries to world consumption during July and August – the first two months of the crop year – were 3,575 bags, against 3,811,304 bags in the same period of 1933 – a decline of 6.5 per cent. In the United States ...
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(1934-11)With almost nothing of an eventual character to affect it either way, the trading on the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange from the beginning of the month registered a few points lower for two-thirds of the trading days, ...
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(1935-11)Listlessness marked trading on the New York Stock Exchangeduring the month of October. The advances registered during the preceding two months in both Santos 4s and Rio 7s, while small, were halted. Santos 4s, closing at ...
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(1935-03)Hopes of the end of the year that there would be an advance in coffee prices seem, as yet, unrealized. There is more or less trade talk of greater warehoused stocks in the country than were anticipated at that time. The ...
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(1970-11)The International Coffee Agreement of 1968 is a five-year pact designed to expire in 1976. At the time that this Agreement was made, it replaced the Agreement of 1963, and expectations were that in 1973, a new five-year ...
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(1934-05)“Destruction of coffee in Brazil to April 30 totaled 26,810,000 bags, according to cables received by the New York Coffee & Sugar Exchange. Destruction has been accelerated after a sharp decrease in rate during the first ...
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(1935-10)Following the lead started in August, coffee continued its rise in price in September on the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange. The rise was not great, but it was an encouraging change from the continuous drop since the ...
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(1939-09)Rio de Janeiro, Aug. 15 – The first month of the new coffee crop was not very encouraging, with deliveries from the interior less than July of last year. Exports were also lower, the July total being 1,-162,738 bags as ...
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