New York University Commencement Draws Large Crowd
NYU held commencement at University Heights with Chancellor MacCracken, faculty, and guests present. Degrees awarded spanned Bachelor of Arts, Philosophy, Science, and Civil Engineering, with numerous fellowships and prizes named for multiple graduates. The ceremony featured a musical program by the 7th Regiment Band, an oration by George Martin Duncan, and benediction followed by The Star Spangled Banner. Tonight, law, medical, graduate, pedagogy, and veterinary college commencements occur.
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Sham Battle at West Point Delights Crowd of Cadets
West Point guests witnessed an elaborate mock clash of infantry cavalry artillery and hospital corps with a hilltop finish near Highland Falls. The event featured stretchered “casualties” and onlookers cheered as surgeons tended the wounded. Brigadier General F D Grant arrived and reviewed cadets as Cadet A S Grant, son, joined the third class. Fifty six of fifty nine new cadets reported for entrance exams today with private Calvin P Titus given until July to appear.
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Dickinson College 118th Commencement Honors Granted
The 118th Dickinson College commencement in Cerliste, Pennsylvania, marked by forty-nine college graduates and thirty-two in the law course. Seven top graduates delivered orations. Honorary degrees awarded to several educators and church leaders. In Crozer, Chester, the 33rd Crozer Theological Seminary commencement saw twenty receive degrees with remarks by Rev. Dr. Henry G. dal 2on.
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Wuidersville
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Chester County
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Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
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Crozer Theological Seminary
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Cooper Union Commencement Honors Many Graduates
The forty second Cooper Union commencement last night filled the large hall as graduates in five year science, three year chemical analysis, mechanical engineering and women’s art school received diplomas. Ex Mayor Hewitt praised Carnegie for funding public libraries and education.
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Graduates in Medicine at Corell University Medical College
The third annual commencement at Corell University Medical College in First Avenue near Twenty eighth Street opened with prayer and musical selections. Doctor of Medicine degrees were conferred on a large list of graduates led by Edward Francis Kilbane and Maude Glascow, followed by an honor roll and prize awards for top work. General Stewart L. Woodford praised Cornell and the graduates, especially the women, before a reception.
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Coffee and cotton markets show mixed fluctuations in global trade
Market reports indicate steady but uninspired activity in coffee with slight gains and weak investment demand amid mixed Hamburg and Rio signals while cotton experiences sharp short selling reversals and a stampede by bears driven by English market strength and New Orleans short covering rumors.
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Prices Hold Steady as Cotton and Grains Mixed in U.S. Markets
Market notes show marginal gains in cotton with receipts below average and a steady to firm spot while futures inch higher. Wheat and corn see mixed signals amid rains in the Northwest. Minneapolis and Chicago trading show cautious activity with exports and domestic demand influencing prices. Flour and meal demand remains light, while dairy and vegetables move in varied directions across regional markets, with reports of steady to soft prices for oats and rye.
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New York Market Report for Beans Fruits and Hay June 5 1901
The New York market shows dull demand for all bean varieties with little price change. creamery and state dairy products steady with modest firmness in some grades. Fresh fruits face mixed conditions as Florida Pineapples and musk melons move slowly while strawberries falter. hay and straw markets remain dull with buyers favored over sellers. poultry supplies rise with fluctuating demand and prices for chickens and fowls mixed but steadier for some Western stock.
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Spirit and Rosin Market Holds Steady in Early June
Market for spirits shows slow but steady demand with prices unchanged. Rosin, tar, and pitch also unmoved. Wilmington reports slight activity with receipts and steady rosin. Charleston and Savannah note firm spirits turpentine and steady resin, with varied but stable sale prices across grades and lots. London quotes turpentine at tid. bids.
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Receipts and prices at New York cattle and veal market June 5 1901
Receipts totaled hundreds of cattle calves and sheep with prices for steers cows and bulls varying by grade. Distillery fed Kentucky steers and diverse county brokers reported prices from about 4 60 to 6 50 per 100 pounds for steers, cows and calves showing a generally steady to softening trend. veals and lambs quoted with multiple buyers and yard locations, Jersey City and Six Tieth Street facilities noted.
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Jennfe Wright & Co
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Abe
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George Dillenback
Livestock Market Prices for Kentucky Indiana and Virginia Sheep
The report lists numerous bids and sales from E. Judd Co. J. H. Wilkerson Andrew Mullen and others detailing Kentucky lambs yearlings and sheep prices by category with bids ranging from 2 to 11 per head and consignors from Kentucky Indiana Virginia and Western regions.具体 entries include Kentucky lambs 68 Th at 625 Kentucky yearlings 34 Kentucky at 512% and Indiana sheep at 3 per head.
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Cattle and Hogs Market Wrap From Chicago Report
June 5 market notes show cattle receipts at 29 008 including 400 Texans with steers steady to active and Texas fed steers around 450 to 550. Hogs receipts about 30 000 with prices from 5 0 to 5 92 and sheep and lambs weak with western sheep at 41 to 44.00. June 3 hogs steady, cattle dull, sheep and lambs lower overall.
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State of Trade Chicago Futures and Cash Prices Report
The Chicago market summary shows leading futures for Wheat No 2 July at 71% and September around 44% with other grains and commodities listed. Cash quotations note steady flour, No 2 spring wheat near 7Te, No 2 oats 27 1/2 to 28 cents, and pork and lard figures per barrel and per 100 pounds, with butter creameries firm and cheese steady.
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