Market and commodity quotes from New York and Philadelphia
Corrected financial items show New York and Philadelphia closing bids and summaries for sugar stocks grains and meats. Included are flour wheat corn oats butter cheese and lard prices with market tone and stock activity. Also small notes on cattle hogs sheep and a poem-like floral ad fragment.
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Western Steam
City
Western Dairy
Lisgisiéc
Uitation Creamery
Ork Dairy
Ivania Creamery
Tsige
New York Large
Sige
West
Wiman Convicted of Forgery with Mercy Recommendation
New York June 14 Erastus Wiman prominent promoter and writer was found guilty by a jury of forgery. The verdict carried a recommendation to mercy and sentence set for Wednesday at 10.00. Wiman showed emotion as he faced the verdict and was taken to the Tombs with his two sons. Toronto and Buffalo follow the case with reactions and related notes on Delaney Bartholomy and Governor Flowers.
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New York
Erastus Wiman
United States
Canadas
Tracy
Mr. Wiman
Erastus Weman
Merer
Foreman Murray
Mr. Wimen
Boardman
Ing
Wiman
Toronto
Ont
Dan
Ballinger
Xsorristons
Harrison Kremer
Upper Providence
Montgomery County Almshouse
Kremer
Warren H. Hiilegass
Pennsburg
Hat” Shea
Tear
Bat” Shea
Matthew Book
Wichita
Kan
Kingman
Brown
Mother Hubbard
Friends of Woman Suffrage
The Black Death Panics Washington and China
A June Washington dispatch reviews state department light on a bubonic plague likened to the London Black Death. Originating in Yunnan, it spreads through animals to humans with signs such as armpit pustules and severe collapse, raising alarm and prompting public safety measures.
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Department of State
Chins
London
Defoe
Yunnan
Wheat export prospects and business signals in 1895
Bradstreets notes U S wheat supplies likely to total at least 140 million bushels for export year ending July 1 1895. Exports of wheat flour from U S and Canada reach 2.245 million bushels this week. Pittsburg shows western warmth stimulating eastern sales while western markets lag.
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New York
Bradstreets
State of Trade Save
United States
Canada
Pittsburg
Jacksonville
New Orleans
Memphis
Nashville
Atlanta
Augusta
Omaha
Chiéazé
Déettaie
Duo & Co
United
Rail bridge plan prompts presidential action in Philadelphia
The president signed an ill considered order authorizing a railroad bridge across the Delaware at Philadelphia. Paddy Golden, an East Chicago tough, attempted to kill Alderman Ross in a saloon and was arrested after a long standoff. The Cornell and Penn crews boat race, postponed due to high water, was to be rowed in Philadelphia yesterday. Say you saw It In The News.
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Delaware
Philadelphia
Corey
Browne
National Senate
Gresham
Illinois
United States
Cullom
John J. Joca
New York
Paddy Golden
Chicago
Alderman Ross
Har
Cornell
University of Pennsylvania
Sugar Investigation Figures Sugar Trust Officials Testify
Senator Brice denies involvement in speculation since joining the Senate. Theodore Havemeyer, VP of the sugar trust, testifies he traveled and says the firm contributed to state campaigns but not to influence tariff legislation or senate elections. The senate committee plans to summon all members and begins oath testimony, with Brice detained longest as he claims no personal or financial ties to tariff items or alleged Arlington hotel conference.
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Brice
Wastixcros
Theodore Havemeier
The
Sugar Trust
Senate
Trust
Washington
H. C. Havemeyer
Searles
Messrs
Gray
Lindsay
Davis
Lodge
Allen
Exch
Limg
Arlington Hotel
No Duty on Raw Wool Remains in Senate Defeat
WashingtonJune 16 The Senate rejected all amendments to restore duty on raw wool with votes mainly against duty restoration. Democratic senators remained solidly opposed, Peffer’s 50 percent reduction amendment failed by two votes, and Hill abstained on one Peffer vote.
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Senate
A& Tarif
Washisoton
Hill
New York
Peffer
Andy
Mine Dan
McBride Says Authority From Cleveland Gave UMWA Power
National officers of the United Mine Workers defended their Cleveland May 16 convention mandate to settle miners' demands. McBride warned funds were exhausted and many field workers unpaid, and hinted at further mine closures if support did not arrive. Reports from Columbus and Pittsburg echoed that the compromise gains momentum among miners.
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CoLumnus
John McBride
United Mine Workers
Cleveland
Mr. McBride
Wy. B. Wilson
National Board
Cumberland
Puller
Coal Creek
Fenn
Kansas
Virginia
West
Nelsonville
Suna Run
Minerton
Hocking Valley
Columbus
Penna
Brazil
Ind
Penny
McBride
Adame
Bellame E. O
Opera Home
Ohio
Baseball Scores and Odd Notices From Around
National League results include Philadelphia routing Cincinnati 21 to 8 and New York defeating Pittsburg 2 to 0. Other games listed across Brooklyn Cleveland Atton Boston Louisville Washington Chicago Baltimore St Louis Troy Wilkes Barre Providence Buffalo Syracuse Erie Springfield and Pennsylvania leagues at Reading Easton Pottsville. A train robbery near Tituols, Cestuatra, Us, June 16 led to $100 stolen and papers seized. criminals fled as train sped away. Reports from North Dakota describe Coxesites mobilizing 250 men with boats, food exhausted, and a stolen engine pursued by deputies. In Mavuio Sultan Abdul Azix orders harsher penalties for resistance, declares executions for Bedouin robbers. Boston sees four Jews sentenced for theft. two women get five years, two men two years. Ex-Minister Phelps remains in care. Richmond and Danville property sold for $2,630,000. Nebraska reports seven inches of rain and hail in a three hour downpour.
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Philadelphia
Clecionati
New York
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Atton
Boston
Louisville
Washington
Chicago
Baltimore
St. Louis
Aeere Eeegus
Troy
Wilkesbarre
Providence
Buffalo
Syracuse
Binghamton
Springfield
Erie
North Dakota
Billvarck
N. D
Tone
Helena
Missouri River
Dawson
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Davaling Retel Andurgical Institute
Albert L. Pearre
Garrett & Pearre, Apothecary
Etchison Building
South Market Street
Frederick
L. M. Nixdorff, JR
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Real Estate, Loans and
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Stock Exchange
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New Jersey
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Jane
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Rand, McNally & CO
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Wiliam E. Delaney
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Governor Flowers
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Governor Flower
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Seventh and
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Black Death
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Jessey City
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Finance and Trade
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Sultan Abdul Azix
West Ead
Superior Criminal Court
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House of Correction
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Ricawono
Hichmond and
Charles H. Coster
A. J. Thomas
Drexel, Morgan & Co
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Neb
Government Gances
Nebraska
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