Livestock auction notes heavy Kentucky and Virginia cattle
The Kerns Commission Co and numerous buyers sell Kentucky steers calves cows and bulls with bids around $3 to $6 per pound. Virginia and Indiana lambs and sheep bring $4 to $8 per pound while hogs price around $6 to $7 per 100 pounds. Receipts include about 6,327 calves and 11,478 hogs over two days.
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Kerns Commission Company
Kentucky ‘‘Stillers
II Co
Indiana Buils
Shamberg & Son
Indiana
McPherson & Co
Pennsylvania
Livy
Bite
B. W. Otis & Co
Ss. Judd & Co
S. Sanders
Tobin & Shannon
Newton & Co
Virginia
Kerns Commission Co
Kentucky
fales—Kerns Commission Co
Virginia Lambs
West Virginia
Ratenstein
Harris & Conner
Krantz & Cooper
Hildebrand & Co
SS. J
W. Zt. Hume
Grain markets weaken as rains ease countrywide
Telegraph report from Chicago notes all grain markets softening after rains relieved crop fears. Wheat steady outside Nebraska where drought persists. southern Kansas and Oklahoma harvest ongoing. corn prices fall modestly. oats down fractions. provisions firm though pork prices slip on rising supplies.
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the Tribune
Chicago
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahom
Grain and livestock markets show broad decline on heavy rain
Wheat and corn opened weak amid selling panic driven by rainfall in Nebraska and Kansas. Local receipts rose with heavy shipments and bearish sentiment. hogs remained strong with prices higher. Provisions and meats shipments were heavy as prices largely held with narrow changes.
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Nebraska
Kansas
Markets show steadying after early weakness in grain prices
Trading closed lower on the day with declines in corn and oats despite mid session rallying on covering. Interior receipts totaled 894000 bushels with a 630000 bushel rise in visible supply. New York cash prices for corn and oats moved modestly, while molasses syrups and refined sugar held firm amid widespread market activity.
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Nebraska
New York
New Orleans
Syhrups
Ndon
London
Standard Foundry
Cleveland
Northern
Standard
Philadelphia
Calcutta
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Middle West
South American
Brazil
South
Japan
Patna
Java
Rangoon
Bond
Undertone
Arbuckle Brothers
Beagle
Cuba
Muscovado
New York Market Report June 18 1906 Coffee Cotton Wheat
The General Market Report from New York on June 18 1906 covers coffee with a quiet day and 16 500 bags sold the Rio and Santos movements and weekly US deliveries. cotton unsettled with liquidation and a 1 2 point drop in July and a 2 point drop in October. wheat declines on heavy rains in Nebraska Kansas and Iowa with late rally and mixed export. grain and meal steady with various price levels listed.
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New York
Eeurope
RSE
Havre
Hamburg
Sao Paulo
Rio No
United States
Rio
Santos
Europe
Cape
Victoria
Bahia
Germany
Market Review of Beans Butter Cheese and Fruits
The report notes firm demand for choice pea beans led by Western advice with limited inquiry for medium beans and steady red kidney varieties. Butter receipts rise with an unexpected advance. official quotes rise modestly for creamery and imitation creamery goods while packing stock holds. Eggs show surplus on medium grade with firm fancy stock. fruit is in mixed condition with apples and strawberries in variable demand and prices, while poultry and dairy items show overall quiet trading with steadier pricing.
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New York
California
Mercantile
Liverpool
Ioc
Sto Ee
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Florida
Northern Spy
Baldwin
Ben Davis
Russell
Jo Rel Astrachan
Southern
Georgia
Staten Isla
Hilton
Irvington
Paterson
Monmouth County
South Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Jersey
North Carolina
Western
Express
Philadelda
Pennsania
La&e
Long Island
Capone
Regular Auction Sale of Stocks and Bonds by Muller & Son
Andrew J. McCormack serves as auctioneer for a regular stock and bond sale on June 20 at 12:30 PM in the Exchange Salesroom Vesey Street. Executors’ order lists numerous securities including Bank of Manhattan, New York Life, Chemical National, various rail roads, mining, and utility stocks and bonds, with large holdings such as 100,000 shares of a car and coach company and 50 shs of a regional electric power firm among the offerings.
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Andrew J. McCormack
Adrian
Muller & Son
William Street
Exchange
Vesey Street
Bank of Manhattan Co
Utica, Chenango & Susq
Valley R. R
United New Jersey R. & Canal Co
New York Life Ins. & Trust Co
Chemical National Bank
Monson Maine State Co
Garatage Gas, Electric Light and Power Co
P. c Bas
New Haven & Hartford
R. R
Peoria
Mil
St. Paul Ry
Paul, Minn
Menitobia
Peoria & Eastern R. R
Elevator Co
Duluth
Mobile & Ohio
R. R. Co
Central New England Ry. Co
Mtg
Bond Scrip
New York Law Institute
Richmond & Mecklenburg R. R Co
She
Boreel Mining Co
Certis
Americar. Estates Association
American
Car & Coach Co
Golden Empire Mining Co
Chattanooga Southern Ry. Co
Atlantic Trust Co. Ctfs
Camden
Trenton
Ishes
Washington
N. J
Mutual Telephone Co
de Lamar
Hudson River
Power Co
Realty Associates
Mechanics’ National Bank
Second Avenue R. R. Co. Transportation Co
Tr. Gas Co
Brooklyn Ct RR
Park Bank
Brooklyn
First National Bank at McCumber Closes Affairs
Notice to note holders and creditors to present all claims for payment as The First National Bank of McCumber North Dakota closes its affairs F E Wood Cashier dated May 1 1906
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First National Bank
McCumber
North Dakota
F. E. Wood
N. D
Proposals for New Rochelle School Bonds 1906
Proposals valid until June 25 1906 for purchase of all or part of 65 400 registered 4 percent school bonds series 1906 of New Rochelle New York. Bonds dated March 15 1906 mature May 1 1910 and annually thereafter with semiannual interest. Deliverable July 2 1905 at City Treasurer office. Minimum bid at par. certified check 2000 required. right to reject bids. City Clerk Charles Kam mer meyer sealed.
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State of
New York
City of New Rochelle
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
New Rochelle
N. Y
Charles Kammermeyer
Mty
City Hotels and Furnished Apartments Rates Summary
Advertises elegantly furnished apartment options with price rates. Lists The Alabama at 35 East lith, Saratoga Springs New Columbian Hotel opposite Congress Springs and Convention Hall with European at 1.50 daily and American terms including meals. Also notes two week rates 25 and single 12.50.
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Bath
Alabama
East Lith
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
New Columbian
Congress Springs
Convention Hall
Potatoes and vegetables mixed as markets show varied quality
Market notes report potatoes dull with uneven quality, onions firm but poor stock, asparagus steady, cucumbers steady for choice, corn poor and dragging, tomatoes held at full rate. Price quotes cover potatoes, sweet potatoes, asparagus, cabbage, celery, cucumbers, corn, cauliflower, lettuce, onions, peppers, and more with numerous regional and wholesale figures.
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Maine
Green Mountains
Michigan
Jersey
Cabebages
Baltimore
Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
Bermuda
North Carolina
Norfolk
Charleston
Florida
New Orleans
Kalb
Nearby
Lima
Livestock Market Report from Chicago and Midwest hubs
Cattle receipts 338000 in Chicago with mixed prices from common to prime steers and cows around 4 to 4.25, hogs about 650 to 685 for light to heavy, sheep and lambs active with lambs near 5.75 to 7.00. Kansas City shows 11800 cattle including 4700 Southern stock, hogs strong with top around 6.50, sheep and lambs higher with lambs 5.75 to 7.00.
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Schwarzschild & S
Liverpool
Glasgow
Manchester
Hull
Havre
Gistillery
Bulis
London
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Kentucky Distillers
Chicago
Kansas City
Life Tower
Texas
European Produce Market Report from Liverpool
Liverpool market notes show wheat futures quiet with July at 68 Tid and December at 66 54d. corn steady with July 45 064. peas Canadian at 63 101. flour from St Louis at 64. hops in London at £3 SeGi3 lis. butter and lard prices mostly steady or nominal. bacon and pork products with mixed quotes. turpentine and rosin steady. linseed oil dull.
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Gulf
Baltimore
Lie
Norfolk
Galveston
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Augusta
Orleans
Wimington
Houston
New Orleans
Cotton Exchange
Liverpool
All America
Manchester
COKRN
St Louis
London
Pacific Coast
Pacific Coast), Steady, £ 3 SeGi3 Lis; Leef
Wills and Executorship Notices Compiled for New York Deceased
Purposes of multiple surrogate orders in New York County appear as executors ask creditors and others to present claims with vouchers by September 15, 1906. Notices name Eugene E. McLean, John A. McCall, John Fitzpatrick, and Mary McCall and alert creditors to their respective offices and deadlines.
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Frank T. Fitzgerald
New York
Eugene E. McLean
Phelps, Evins & East
No. Broad Street
City of
Eugene McLean Long
Phelps
Evins & East
Abner C. Thomas
York
John A. McCall
County of New York
Hellen
Ted
Mary
McCall
Oe En Wee
Harry H Bottome
Wall Best
Benn
Hattan
New York City
Nat
County of
John Fitzpatrick
Edward D. Dowling
Broadway
City of New York
Michael F. Fitzpatrick
Edward PD. Dowling
Borough of Manhattan
FORK SALE OF ENGINES AND PUMPS AT TRIBUNE OFFICE
One pair Corliss Engines 14x36 built by M A Harris Steam Engine Co in good condition. A compound duplex Worthington pump 4 and 20x12x15. A simple duplex Worthington pump 184x12x10. A steam freight elevator Whittier Machine type. Two crane hydraulic elevators horizontal type. Address New York Tribune Office.
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Corliss
M. A. Harris Steam Engine Co
Worthington
Whittier
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Guaranty Trust Company of New York
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WM. E. Wheelock
Metropolitan Trust Company
Eee
Bertram Cruger
Westerner Telegraph Company
Nome
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M T. Wilbur
American Smelting & Refining € CO
N. City
PFC
American Smelting and Refining Company
W. E. Merriss
Eerbocker Icf Company
William A. Walter
Edward L. Rossiter
Union Bag & Paper Company
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W. L. Sparks
Lloyd K. Smith
Glen I. Beaman
Abigail H. Beaman
Cecil F. Beaman
Laura J. Beaman
We Blanchard
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Rhodesia
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Geo M. Thomas
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Thomas
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Daniel J. Dowdney
Henry G. Wildy
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Frank T. Fitgerald
Robert M. Hazard
East New Jersey
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Getaer
Charles Hazard
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