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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
7
Domestic receipts reported for June 24 1910 in New York include crates and barrels of pears peaches apples and apricots with quantities in dozens and hundreds. Also listed are dried fruit rosin spirits wine brandy tobacco whiskey wool and other commodities with varied units and totals. The itemization reflects a broad market snapshot of agricultural and commodity movements.
Partial OCR fragment shows cash quotations for molasses and beet products with a price entry of 19 50 in the snippet. Other details are unreadable. no clear headline or full context is available.
Financial and commodity notes include active selling in textiles and oversold markets across grains and meats. Prices for corn wheat rye and oats shift while cotton and wool reports show steady to firmer tones with port receipts and stock levels updated.
Molasses and syrups firm but quiet. Linseed unchanged. Refined petroleum steady at 7.65 cents for standard white in barrels in New York. Shacheer NSEED PuLininactive, ant gette at vg. Prices changed to 4 points per decline, sales $3,300. Local contract prices.
Receipts show 123 cars 2,185 head with 50 cars on sale. Trade slow to steady for cattle with steer prices down 10 to 15 cents. cows $250 to $30. bulls steady. Dressed beef weak. Calves trade quiet with mixed prices. sheep and lambs receipts 27 cars 6,650 head with limited demand and mostly steady to lower prices.
Market notes show lambs and sheep sold with prices per hundredweight. Virginia and Kentucky lambs ranged around 74 to 78 pounds fetching 4 to 4.75 per hundred, with total values listed. Hogs receipts and weak market sentiment reflect a feeling of weakness in sympathy with Western and Buffalo markets.
Receipts and prices for cattle hogs and sheep across Chicago Cincinnati Kansas City East Buffalo Pittsburg Louisville. Cattle mainly steady to higher with calves 3 to 5.50. hogs mixed with top around 9.45. sheep and lambs varied by market with lambs firm in some spots. Details include inventories, ranges, and notable daily shifts.
Chicago on June 21 reports wild swings in grain trading with wheat up four cents a bushel on net gains amid speculation of crop losses. Northwest forecasts warned of reduced North Dakota output, while rains and cooler temps slowed a potential market surge. Corn and oats finished with gains and hog futures slipped slightly as Northwestern and Southwestern markets showed bullish momentum.
Weekly print cloth sales in Fall River total about 60 000 pieces with moderate demand. Some 27 inch 64 by GO's sold at 3 cents but mills balked at the price. Odd goods sold scattered as many mills plan Fourth of July shutdowns. Quotations list 28 inch 64 squares at 4 cents and 28 inch 64 by 35sc.
Market wires report dull wheat futures steady at 6 6 38d for July and higher for later months. Spot corn steady with old American mixed types and new kiln dried prices. Flours, hops in London and other commodities including beef pork bacon lard and oils show varied prices across London and Antwerp markets.
Weekly cotton data shows total sales across all kinds at 1 5000, American sales 15 000. Spinners’ takings reach 8 900 dollars and exports total 4 000. Quantity afloat all kinds 95 005. American 71 000. Speculation sales at 400, and 2 070 sales called or sold before February 12.
Dan's Review reports rising business confidence as crop prospects improve and weather supports markets. Spring rains ease drought fears in wheat regions, heat boosts retail trade, and dry goods see renewed optimism despite below normal trade. Iron and steel remain steady, money markets ease, and New York clears show weaker bank activity but improving foreign trade. Bradstreet's notes mixed retail gains, regional crop impacts, and cautious wholesale orders as summer demand nears.
The Evangelical Lutheran Zion Church announces Rev. Dr. William Popeke as new pastor succeeding Rev. H. Hebler who served eighteen years and returns to Germany. Popeke, Berlin trained, has led Lutheran churches in Detroit Chicago Buffalo and will also chaplain at Isabella Home Amsterdam Avenue. He preaches introductory sermon tomorrow morning with other pastors preaching at multiple city churches.
The Rev. Dr. J Wilbur Chapman opens with 4 and 8 p m services in West 125th Street Tent Evangel. Subsequent speakers include Mrs E M Whittemore and Rev E S Holloway with a summer series led by Rev Dr Len G Broughton and other well known preachers. Tent Evangel No 2 on 163th Street opens July 3 with Rev Harry Taylor preaching and Mrs Richard Hartley directing children's work.
Tomorrow two deacons will be ordained in New York City in notable ceremonies. At the Church of the Holy Apostles Bishop Lines of Newark will ordain Rev. Dr. Henry K. Denlinger, former Newark Presbyterian pastor, with presentation by Rev. O. S. Roche. Denlinger once guided a church in Bloomington Illinois and counted Vice-President Stevenson among his members. At the Cathedral crypt Bishop Partridge of Kioto will ordain Edmund Watson Fitz Simon, brother of Rev. W. F. Fitz Simon, with Canon Jones delivering the sermon.
The United States and Canada led in foreign missions contributions, surpassing Great Britain. America donated 9,013,878 dollars, the largest total to non-Christian regions, as global gifts reached 24,676,000 dollars with 19,280 Christian missionaries deployed abroad and 98.38 percent of local workers native to their countries.
The Church of the Holy Communion trustees seek 30000 for church expansions including a new porch at 20th Street, wall repainting, lighting upgrades, window completion, exterior stonework repair, a new sidewalk and organ improvements.
The article traces the evolution of pipes from walnut shell and straw stems in England to clay pipes, noting Great Plague influence, Amesbury clay pipes by Gauntlet, and the Elfins nickname. It covers German and Venetian pipes, Black Forest designs, exotic forms from Lapland to Africa, hookahs, Narghile, calumet, and the meerschaum craze fading toward briars.
Tacoma high school builds a unique pop stadium costing over 100000 dollars. The horseshoe shaped steel and concrete arena accommodates twenty five thousand spectators. Its central area fits baseball football and track events and hosts outdoor concerts.
The Treptow Observatory near Berlin has erected what is claimed to be the largest telescope in the world to popularize astronomy among the masses. The move follows Halley’s comet and aims to bring science to the public in the open air.
The piece notes a seventy foot instrument said to rival the Yerkes Observatory telescope in length but argues diameter matters more for “bigness.” It cites Treptow and Greenwich glasses over twenty seven inches and compares other large telescopes in the field.
A list of church notices across Manhattan and Brooklyn details sermon times and pastors. Highlights include Calvary M E Church with Bishop Chandler, Saint Andrew's Church with Minister George Clarks PEC, and West Presbyterian Church with Rev. Anthony Evans. Also listed are Old First Church, Church of the Incarnation, and more with 11 A M sermons, 3 P M musical services, and special topics such as The Church of the Divine Paternity and Ode mu s the Pharisee.
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