Market Strength Signals Cash Demand and Profit Taking
In New York on June 18, traders note broad market strength with many issues above the prior close while others retreat to near it. Big players anticipate a correction and seek profits or short positions as London buying and crop reports influence sentiment. Dry goods imports rise, signaling broader merchandise demand, while gold exports and sterling worry persist.
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New York
London
United States Treasury
Chicago
St. Paul
Burlington
Missouri Pacific
Western Union
Manhattan
Burlington and Quincy
Chicago Gas
Missouri Pacis
North Pacific Preferred
Rock Island
Tennessee Coal «and Iron
Jersey Central
Money market and currencies in New York crew report
New York on June 18 reports money on call easy at 1 1% with last SO and 1 percent closes. Prime mercantile paper at 8 4 percent. Sterling exchange firm with bankers bills at 487% for demand and 486 48814 for sixty days. Posted rates 4864%4 487 and 488 488%. Commercial bills 4.8544. Silver certificates 60% and bar silver 60% Mexican dollars 47% Government bonds strong and railroad bonds strong while state bonds are dull.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
New York Market Fluctuations on Wheat and Corn Prices
New York Market reports quiet conditions for flour rye and barley with firm rye and barley malt dull, corn steady to firm in elevator and afloat. Wheat No 1 Northern New York at 77 afloat while No 1 Northern Duluth at 78 54c afloat. corn No 2 29 40 in elevator and 30 4c nominal.
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Pennsylvania
Southern
Rio
Cordova
Tmi
New York
Elty
Brandywine
Northwestern
Duluth
Yair
Laguayra
Java
Porto Rico
New Orleans
Liverpool
Chicago Wheat Bulls Close Mixed on Rumors and Weak Provisions
Chicago market shows bullish closes for the first and last wheat trades amid rumors of July manipulation. Corn up 4c, oats down slightly, provisions weaker with declines of 5 to 17 1/4c. Cash quotes list varied grain prices and pork and lard values, with flour and seed prices steadier.
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Chicago
Bala
Shayla Ang
Mess Park
Baltimore Market Report from June 18
Baltimore market notes show flour dull and unchanged, wheat steady with spot and month bids around 7 6 14 cents, July at 7 0 4, August 8 H GHC, September S1 40 68 3 cents. Corn steady with spot and month figures near 2 6 29 140, August 2 7 0, September 29 7 20 cents. Moatheen white corn 31 cents, oats quiet and steady with No 2 white 26 27 cents, No 2 mixed 8 9 cents, rye firmer No 2 nearby 38 cents.
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Baltimore
Southern
Turpentine and Rosin Markets Reported Steady in Several Cities
In Wilmington on June 18 and Charleston on June 1, turpentine price levels are described as steady with mixed receipts and sales figures. Rosin quotes show slight firmness or unchanged levels across markets, with Savannah noting turpentine at 25 4/4 to 31/2 cents and rosin activity steady alongside large receipts and sales.
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Wilmington
Dune
Charleston
8. C
Rosin
Savannah
Market for cotton shows improvement with summer mills kept running
New York on June 18 reports firmer cotton as mills Amoskeag Armory Jefferson Stark are to run full time through summer, aiding demand for cloths. Liverpool closure and Fall River activity boost prices while New York Cotton Exchange eyes a July 3 closure. Weekly receipts total 11 bales. exports to Britain and the Continent remain robust.
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New York
England
Amoskeag
Armory
Jefferson
Stark
Liverpool
Fall River
New York Cotton Exchange
Galveston
New Orleans
I.u
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
York
Boston
Newport News
Philadelphia
West Point
Brunnswick
Texas City
Pengacolt
Port Royal v
Cotton Market Reports and Daily Totals Across Regions
Today totals show net receipts 698 bales with 668 sent to Great Britain and 11 123 to the Continent, stock 228 815 bales. Futures in New York opened barely steady with mixed directions and closed firm. spot middling uplands 7 1 8 cents. Liverpool and New Orleans quotes reflect steady American middling and varied futures bids.
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Great Britain
France
Continent
Channel
New York
Gulf
Liverpool
Luyers
Wholesale Provisions and Groceries Market Report
A dense price list details wholesale rates across meat, dairy, staples, and grain. Hogs, bacon, lard, and hams show steady to firm values while butter, cheese, and oils list varied regional quotes. Grain and feed components reflect stable to steady pricing with regional price differentials noted.
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North Carolina
Smithfield
Western Dairy
New York State Dairy
New W
Western
Keresone
Market Prices for Fresh Fishes Listed in Local Ad
Pricing list shows various fish per pound with prices such as croakers two cents, taylors three, pan fish one. baking fish five, flounder at six, sheephead ten, mackerel five, blue fish three, speckled trout seven, rock eight to ten cents per pound. The items are presented in terse ad form with unit prices.
Market Report Shows Strong Demand for Good Cattle and Produce
Market good and good cattle in strong demand. Milk cows from Fastern North Carolina cannot be sold on this market owing to the United States quarantine regulation. Prices listed for heavy Western cattle, eastern North Carolina stock, fat cows, milch cows, and butchers' sheep. Hogs and lambs prices shown. fruit, vegetables, poultry, beeswax, rosin, pitch, pine tar, turpentine, and other commodities priced.
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North Carolina
United States
Market Report Notes on Grain Grades and Picks
Fragmented OCR item lists grain grades and seed selections with mixed codes and percentages. Mentions No 1 Spanish shelled and No 1 Virginia with various yardages and grade notes. unclear context and vendors.
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Virginia
Shipping News Arrivals and Cargoes Across Ports
Shipping notices list numerous arrivals and cargoes including British ibarkentine Trinidad at Philadelphia for coal, James A Curtis at Baltimore with lumber, Lucy Wheatley at New York, Puritan barge for coal, Marion Rockhill at New York with lumber, and multiple barges and schooners delivering coal, lumber, and ply timber to New Haven New London East Providence and other ports.
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Canada
Taylor
Rio de Janeiro
Win. Lamb & Co
Trinidad
Card
Philadelphia
William Lamb & Co
Swir R
T. Tlargroves
Risley
Wm. Lamb & Co
Schr
Lucy Wheatley
New York
Wes
Barge Puritan
Cifared
James A. Curtis
Travis
Suffolk
Baltimore
Edward Smith
Lane
Angie L. Green
Tazewell
New Haven
New London
Satled
Marion Rockhill
Brass
Harold C. Beacher
Etheridge Livery and Boarding Stables Berkley VA
John S Etheridge announces completion of new stables at Chestnut and Pearl streets with first class buggies carriages driving horses and wood. offers day or night turnout at low prices and solicits Norfolk and Portsmouth trade. new phone number 3. Proprietor Joan S Etheridge.
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Corner Chestnut
Pearl Street
Sime
Rock Bottom
Norfolk
Portsmouth
New Vhone
Joan S. Etheridge
Gong South-Eastern 1h Time Standard Incident
Fragmentary timetable notes show trains leaving Norfolk and Chester with arrival times toward Yorkville and Asheville. Key points include a 3:05 p.m. arrival in Asheville and multiple departures, but many place names and times are garbled.
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Norfolk
Raleigh
Charlotte
Lincolnton
Leno
Aus
Asheville
Chester
Yorkville
C & Tages
Evening Express and Connections Through Norfolk to North Carolina
Northern rail and steamship lines run Tuesday Thursday and Saturday from Norfolk to Elizabeth City Tederntonsie with stops at Eligabeth City and steamer Neuse. also routes to New Bern, Morehead City, Kinston and Cahishoro via A & ON. Daily express to Norfolk main and express limited Sundays. body notes connections to various ports and freight routes with Mr. King as general manager.
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Norfolk & Southern R. R. Go
Lyavies
Nor- Polk
Kiiyabeth City
Tederntonsie Wity
Eligabeth City
Neuse
Snewherhe
Mopehead City
Kinston
Cahishoro
Jacksonville
Newberne Wedbesitiw
Bonnoke Pshind
Gerucoke Landing
Oriental and
Newherne
Philaddl I'Tilla
Norfolk
Huthidelphia
Ihihacdhelphia
Chiladelphia
Ana Werth
Peer Oouee Steam
Dilys
Seaboard Air Line
Benthorn
Bulbway
Carolina
Narsole
Southern Tailroads
James W. McCarrick
General Southern
Norfolk, Va
Po Clyde «& Co
Philadelphia
Savannah
Boston
Oston
I. H. Wright
Warco Stebbins
Passenger Agents and Baggage Service Announcement
Passengers are informed that agents at Norfolk and Omaha issue tickets to all points North East and West. Baggage will be checked to final destination. Staterooms reserved at 77 West Main Street or on board. Freight not received after 4 p m for same day departure. For details contact W Randall Agent. Daily except Sunday.
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Norfolk, Main
Sunde
Norfolk
Worth
Atenet
Norfolk and Western
Seaton
Waller Street
Buftadlo Lithia Springs
Lawrenceville
West Norfolk
Shoulder
Brodnax
Bevimon
Livrowy Oe
Suffolk
South
Holland
Union
Wilwood
Baskerville Law
CHES
Franklin
Doevotion Isaac
Jeffress
Courtland
Clarksville Pope Eee
Senera Edgerton
Milton
Danville
Mhanesidiys
Lawrence
Hiccmond
Cincinnati
Louisville
Pullman
St. Louis
Gardensville
Dially
Richmond
West Mitton Moree
Marlor
Old Point
Tiehmond
Louis- Villenhally
Tollman
Checinnati
Lewisville
Gordonsville
Sivanior Louise
Norfolks
New York
Pita
Bualtsimore Ly
Ballimore
Norfolk, Miyette
Main Street
Thaltimore
Eliq
Lamb
A, Co. L.tralia
Swiday
Mobiyrand
I. C
Kinston
N. C
Plymouth
Uth
Carolina
Rocky Mount
A. Co
Asseneger
IL Main
Allantio Tote
West Main Street
Tay
W. Randall
Atlantic and Ses
Dally
Buffalo Lithia Springs
Emporia
Atlantic Coast Hine
Dennista Junction
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Durham
Passengers urged to inquire about weekly boat schedules
Schedules list Old Point Hampton Bay Line routes from Norfolk to Richmond and Newport News with departures at 6:30 am 7:10 pm 3:45 pm 10:65 am and 8 pm and other ports including Portsmouth Bay Line Norfolk and Severn River calls. Freight prepaid for certain destinations with deliveries from N and S. Schedules note Sunday arrivals and possible changes.
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O. Emmerson Smite
Ocean View
Olt Point
Norfolk
A. m. Jo
Willoughby Spit
Old Port Rog
Old Point
Hampton
Newport News
Japan
Duaily
L. D. Matites
Supt
O. Amaarson Saluta
Recelyver
Richmond
Sunda
Old Port
Hampton Roads
North Accomack
Sartamoa
Juine Wharf
Sean
Bay Line
Portsmouth
Piilby
Tmay
Cmpany
Poquosty
Tochin
Nansemond River
Pane Dame
Suitoite
Mathews
Nansemonders
Pease Breicht
Washington, N. C
Pamlico
Pungo
Newbern
Treicht
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Ohio
Indiana
Timothy
Messina
Ngas
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Ann Llorése
Pennut Marko
Shipping News
Norfolk and
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John S. Etheridge
Berkley
R. I. Holmes & Co
Sal
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Atlanta
Augusta
Macon
Chattanooga
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Memphis
Florida
Toxin
A. W
Atilens
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Tampa
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U.M
Unday
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Mexico
Portamouth
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Jon Murray Fortes
Tras
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Portymouth
Chester and Lenoir RR
Raster
Carolina Dispatch
WA Vie Noertoll Gael Norfolk Aru
Norroly
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Oasis General Wreight Aad Pures
M. K. King
Travelers Guide
Virornia Beach
Souther
Norpolik
Vir- Bindt
Ocean
Prey
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Oceana
Devinhaven
Kempsville
Lynnhaven
Swavie
Hpm
Lvavie Virginia Beach
Lynn- Niven
Express
B. P. Molland
Pannill
Pass
Alantic & Dannileg Railway
Traffic Department
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Jet
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WM. OJ Taylor
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Sguedule
AINO
BNO
Westwaid
Old Voliit
Tichmond
Washington
Miehmond
Clifton Porge
Koneeverta
Chieapa
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Lala
Travelers’ Guide
Southern Railway Co
Land OF the Bay
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Smouth
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Burlington Sreemn
Oro Hot Springs
X Life Chattanoogs
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Lee
Law
Thiltimore
Phladelphia
Eka
Norfolk, & Washington
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Grortotis
Matthews
Aeeneais
A. B
O. Penn, R. Et Ly
Philadephia
Retei
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O. Penn
R. R. Ly
Girk
Gitanera League
Portress
Monroe
Wortsmouth
Potomac
W. T. Walke & Co
D. J. Callahan
A. C.L
Avlantig Coast
Norfolka& Coralina Railroad
Nevgrbauer
Maupin
Gene
T. M. Bage
Aera
M. Emerson
Gen. Pass
G. M. Surpaul
Baltimore Steam Packet Co
Vorsmuauth
Fish Street
Teveey
Norralk
Ty Pier
Vinton
P. RK. R
Baltimore Rr
Len
OE Dow Co
Norfolk Wie
Hobgood
Tarboro
Lisson
Soldshore
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Bayetteville
N.C
Florence
Cs Tee
Columbia
Aurustna
Manon
Fila
M. B. Crowell
Cape Charles
New York, Philadelphia
Norfolk Railroad
Sun
Portasmouth
High Street
Peauadelphia
NORF
Het Afrive
i. New_York
Pxare Bunnday
Portyemouth
Pease
Jersey City
Philadelh
Pullman Buffet
Walke
Atlantic Hotel
Cooke
Ulel
Wegneay
See
Providence
Doston
Lynchburg
Formond
Surolkarly
Petersburg
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