Market Report Shows Narrow Open With Mixed Stock Swings
New York June 5 The opening stock list shows little change as selling slightly outpaces buying Investors note declines in Texas & Pacific Canadian Pacific Reading and Amalgamated Copper while St Louis & San Francisco edges up briefly Prices ease under investor heaviness with bonds also easier Money and call rates steady at 3 percent with firm sterling exchange and various bond listings
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New York
Wall Street
Texas & Packnig
Canadian Pacific
Reading
Rupport
Mocking Valley
New York Air Brake
American Express
North American
Fuller
F. C. Horn
Main Street
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Maukghas
Steaiys
Grains show spot strength as July wheat slips earlier
Chicago market notes opening strength for grains with July wheat dipping to a lower opening and then recovering briefly. corn and oats show firming on cash demand while receipts stay light. Prices vary across markets with Minneapolis and Duluth reports and unsettled rain in the Southwest.
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Chicago
Titac
Minneapolia
Duluth
Gyashic
Bulle
Market Summary: July to lamb futures and cattle receipts
Futures steady across July September and October notes with minor shifts. Livestock prices show cows at 51 to 66, calves 24 to 46. Lambs weaker with western and native prices around 5.25 to 7.00, mixed feedouse qualities. Receipts today include cattle 10,000 and sheep 3,000 with steady to firm bids.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
City Markets Produce Prices and Goods Summary
City Market reports list retail and wholesale prices across departments. Eggs and dairy, meats, flour and feed, grain, hides, hay, wool, wood, coal, and oil show varied rates from several suppliers and farms. Specific items include eggs 10-16 cents, butter 29-30 cents, beef and pork prices, patent flour and feed values, corn and oats per bushel, and wood and coal rates.
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Cormon
Aedling
Graham
Upland
British and Canadian governments outline Liverpool syndicate plan
The Westminster Gazette describes a proposed fast mail and passenger service by the Liverpool syndicate challenging Morgan lines. It includes armed cruiser capable mail steamers at twenty five knots, freight ships 16 knots 7000 ton capacity, with Milford Haven as a possible first port. China Japan Australia routes to follow. Subsidies and home government guarantees would need Commons approval amid some opposition. Also noted is broad approval of Michael H Herbert as ambassador to the United States succeeding Lord Faerncefote.
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Associated Press
London
Cunard Line
Liverpool Syndicate
Morgan Shipping Combine
Westminster, Gazette
Canadian Pacific Railway
Westminster Gazette
Milford Haven
China
Japan
Australia
Vancouver
S. C
Canada
House of Commons
Michael H. Herbert
United States
Lord Faerncefote
Lord Lansdowne
Mr. Herbert
Hla
Girl Dies in Cab Ride Near Grant Park
Mary Love, 22, daughter of a farmer, died in a Chicago cab ride from Mrs. Mary Schnert's house to Mercon. Driver Samuel Conkin found her collapsed. she was dead at a drug store. Detectives pursue Mrs. Schnert and her husband William. Mrs. Schnert attempted to swallow carbolic acid when arrested.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mary Love
Grant Park
Mary Sewini
Mercon
Chersea Rivers
Samuel Conkin
Huge factory planned in Beaumont by steel company
The American Steel and Wire company has secured a 100 acre site in southern Beaumont near the Burt refinery and plans an $8,000,000 factory. The plant would be built soon and employ at least 3,000 people.
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Associated Presa
Beaumont
Tex
American Rteel and Wire Company
Itta
Haa
Burt Reinery
Roosevelt Opens Military Surgeons Convention in Washington
President Roosevelt inaugurates the eleventh annual meeting of the Association of Military Surgeons of the United States at the National Theater in Washington. He salutes the dual soldier and doctor professions, urges scientific rigor, and notes the need for administrative skill alongside medical expertise.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
National
Roosevelt
The
Association of Military Surgeons of the United States
Ioot
Navy
Moony
Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
Secreary
Cortelyou
Sternberg
Army
H. B. MacFarland
Board of Commissioners of
the Vadtrive
Columbia
New. H
Madline
Thia
White House
Marine Band
MacFarland
Adams
Association
John van Rennsellaer Hoff
Congregational Missions
Syracuse
Congregational Home Missionary Society
Old Revolutionary Daughter Mrs Bartlett Dies at Ninety Nine
Mrs. Baliey Bartlett of New Jersey passed away in Orange at age ninety nine. She was the widow of Baliey Bartlett Jr. of Massachusetts, son of Bailey Bartlett a member of the first Continental Congress and associate of Washington Adams and Hancock. Her father Alosas Long served in the Revolution, at Burgoyne’s surrender, wintered at Valley Forge, fought at Monmouth, and served as Washington’s guard.
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Associated Press
New York
Baliey Bartlett
Orange
N. J
Baliey Bartlett Jr
Massachusetts
Bailey Bartlett
Continental Congress
Washington
John Adams
John Hancock
Alosas Long
Burgoyne
Valley Forge
Monmouth
Pio
Langtry's Daughter to Wed Ian Malcolm
Ming Jeanne Langtry will marry Ian Z. Malcolm M. P. reported by The Herald London correspondent. Miss Langtry, presented at court after coming out 11 years ago, has been chaperoned by Mrs. Murray Guthrie. Malcolm, former private secretary to Lord Salisbury, was born in Canada and educated at Oxford with postings to Berlin Paris and St Petersburg embassies.
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Associated Preag
New York
Ming Jeanne
Langtry
Ian Z. Malcolm
Cables
the Herald
London
Miss Langtry
Murray Guthrie
Malcolm
Lord Salisbury
Canada
Oxford
Berlin
Paris
St Petersburg
Spotted Fever Germ Found By Minnesota Researchers
A Missoula dispatch reports L B Chawning and I S Wilson from the University of Minnesota and the Carnegie Institution have identified the fever-causing organism and its therapy as tied to the Bitter Root valley outbreak. Eight deaths are attributed to the disease, with many still ill. Other notes discuss origins of the Cuban flag and a catarrh remedy, plus a railroad route claim to Chattanooga.
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Associated Rreaay
St. Paul, Minn
Missoula
Mont
L. B. Chawning
University of Minnesota
All I
Wilson
Eanie Institution
Ditter Root Valley
Herd Wins Open Golf Championship at Hoylake
London reports Alexander Herd led after three rounds of the open golf championship at Hoylake with 26 strokes, three ahead of Harry Vardon on 29. Herd finished the final round in 73 strokes to secure the title, with Vardon well behind in 80. Vardon placed second with a total of 38 strokes across the event.
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Associated Press
London
Herd
Varden
Hoylake
Alexander Herd
Harry Vardon
Vardon
Tanna and Northern Railway file to build Laona to Sault Ste Marie line
Articles of organization filed with the secretary of state for the Tanna and Northern Railway company to construct a line from Laona Forest County eight miles north to a point joining the Minneapolis St Paul and Sault Ste Marie. Capital stock set at 100000. Incorporators include W D Connor Stratford R Connor Marshfield R L Kraus Marshfield D A Tack Marshield J R Messer Stratford.
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Madison
Wis
Tanna and Northern Railway Company
Laona
Forest County
Minneapolis, St. Paul
Sault Ste Marie
W. D. Connor
Marshfield
R. Connor
Stratford
R. L. Kraus
Wisconsin Central announces 1902 excursion tickets and sales
The Wisconsin Central Railway co announces round trip excursion tickets for June through September 1902 to multiple destinations including Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Glenwood Springs Ogden Salt Lake City Hot Springs Custer Deadwood and Lead with return by June 10. Tickets available at the ticket office via agent W. L. Atwood. Additional May to June sale to Waupaca and travel to Portland Seattle Tacoma and other cities for specific fraternal and lodge events.
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Amada State
G. A. BR
Excar
Stevens Point
Wis
Winconsin Central
W. L. Atwood
Winconsin Central Railway Co
Nanver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Glenwoud Springs
Col
Oxden
Salt Lake City
Utah
Hot Springs
Custer
Deadwood
Lead
W. I. Atwood
Wisconsin, Central
Waupaca
W. Leftwood
Art Low Angelen
San Francisco
Cal
Oatkoah
Win Wisconsin Central
Mount Imperial Council
Nobles of Mystic Shrine
Ith
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Tacoma
Waah
National Conversion
Travelers’ Protective Association of America
Supreme Lodge Ancient Order United Workmen
Ora
Mit
W. T. Atwood
Apent
Wisconsin
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Rye
Liverpool
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Ferdinand Laabs
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Newell & Lewellyn
Harley
Hide
Peasle
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Housevelt Delivera Ann Addivas
Monarch
Madras
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L. Struebing & Co
U. S. Oil
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Wistel
Percey
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Leon
Duttee
Lone Star
Texas
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Association of the Lone Star
Narcisco Lopes
Cuba
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Puerto Principe
Santa Clara
V. van Dorn
Avenue B
Birmingham
Ala
Geo. Lelninger
Hull & Weelen, Co
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E. A. Horn
Kimberly & Elwers
Neenah
Chattanooga
Queen & Crescent
Defeam Warden
Laona & Northern
Winconsin Railroad
Foley
Regal
Clark’s Music Store
Main ST
F. Wille
T* Botz
South Main
Ninth Ste
Harmon
High Street
Dane Bros
Milwaukee Beer
Fred Biller Brewing Co
Milwaukee
C. Voss
Market St
Florida Limited
Louisville & Nashville
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St. Augustine
Florida
Addrea C L. Stone
Louisville, Ky
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Crescent Oute
Cincinnati
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Roker OY
Chie
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W. C. Ringergor
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Negliace
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Hoaglin & Chase
Corner Main
Aferritt Sts
Radford
Oregon
Frank Leach
Bantin
PosTorrica
Saiely
Postal Telegraph Cable Co
Oshkoh
Sain Street
J. M. Chase Maaszges
Mogofison
Steude
Ainstro
Benedict
Morsell & Green
Foreign
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