Market Wrap of Rail, Oil, and Steel as Stocks Move
Traders watched mixed actions across Pacific, American Sugar, and Union Pacific alongside rail and steel names. Key outfits like General Electric, Canadian Pacific, and Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul traded with varied volumes while financials showed moderate bank reserve strength and steady commodity prices in Chicago and Milwaukee markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spebale
Rand
Chicago
General
Granby Minand
Amalgamated Copper
American Car
Pfa
Anaconda Mining
Atchison, Ak
Atchison, Preferred
Baltimore& Ohio
Brooklyn
Delaware & Hudson
Rio Grande
Great Northern
Oy Fies Central
International Paper
Interborough Metropolitan
Interborough Metropolitan Ptd
Louisville
New York
Central
IOL Northern
Pacific
Pacific Mail
MS People’s
Bata
Reading
Rock Island
St. Southern
Railway
Southern
Bision Pacific
States Steel
Ea States Steel
Abash
Western Union
Standard Oil
City Markets Dairy and Prices Beat: Livestock and Produce
Market quotations show prices paid to farmers for butter eggs beans barley corn flour and feed. Local dealers report live weights, hides, chickens and meats with ranges for beef pork and bacon, plus potatoes apples maple and lumber items from retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Michigan
California
Ug Se
Peplon i
Striethy
Zentner,& Mueller
Joe de
Boss
Weismiller
Boss & Welsmiller
Boss Aw
Dts
Oe & Mueller
Uate
Hank
Lee
Commercial Chicago Wheat and Corn Markets Slump
July wheat opened lower at 85 1/8 to 86 1/8 citing favorable weather as a bearish factor. Receipts from Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago were modest. The day ended weak with July wheat down to 85 1/2, while corn followed wheat with a rally attempt by shorts failing to sustain momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
I. i
Minneapolis
Duluth
Shorts
Taft delegates seated as anti Taft clashes continue
The Republican national committee's credentials session debated protests from anti Taft camps led by Butler Ames and Jared. After pressure, Taft delegates were seated from Alabama and Arkansas amid accusations of forged tickets and misrepresentation, with key figures Hitchcock Statter and Phelps challenging the seating.
Republican Platform Work Under Way In Washington
Attorney general of Ohla, who had been at Virginia Base for days preparing the first draft of the Republican Rational platform, will leave tomorrow night for Washington and Chicago. The only work done so far is to organize concrete suggestions for the resolutions committee as a basis for its platform work. No platform is to be prepared before the committee meeting, with several prospective committee members having discussed the matter with President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft during the Washington conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
CME
Stripling
Butler Ames
Quassachusetts
Ark Oon
Stripting
Taft
Sosdaelisien
Foraker
Mitteaman
Flathys
Aites
Sa Stripling
Mxr
Washington
Butler
Alyin Florida
Chubb
Tlon
Eniel
Florida
Georgia
Naid
Hitchcock
Scatter
Phelps
Alabama
Arkansas
Forvan
Frank A. Hitchcock
Arthur F. Statter
District of
Indiana
Fairbanks
James Francis Burke
Pennsylvania
Knox
Hitchcock Dld
Spa
A. M. Stevendor
Colorado
Eer
LI A. Tiste
Pri
Ning
Ormsby MecHarg
Washington, D. C
D. Street
United States
William Fairley
Birmingham
United Mins Worker's Association
N. W H. Alexander
Montgomery
National Committee
Frth
Hoetoik
Torney
Ohla
Virginia Baseh
Wil
Chicago
Sulg
Elis
Roosevelt
Death verdict in Peter Hiertherg heart attack case
Special to The Northwestern Neenah Wisconsin June 6 jury found Peter Hiertherg died from a heart attack after an incident at Thomas Grimes store stable. The report notes community concerns over municipal funding, school board authority, and a new Kimberly high school project. Local obituaries and wedding plans are listed, with updates on residents visiting relatives and upcoming graduation activities at Neenah High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neenah
Wis
Sune
Peter Hiertherg
Loynd
Thomas Grimes
Peter Fierthberg
J. Lachman
Board of Education
Common Council
Kliberly High School
Christian Christensen
Oakhill
Depi Ted
Backahwares
Neonah High School
Presbyterian “Church
Jey
J. TL
Iberly
State Hospital
Winnebago
Frank Smith
Eugene, Betcher
Slordas
LE, Jandrey dry+ Boos
Wisconsin Télephone: Company
Catehups
Walla
Eva" Jasperson
Grand Rapids
Helen
Briggs
Watoms
Clore
Edith Epps
Californiia
A. D. Eld
Reynolds
William Owen
Moses Morgan
Edwin
Crutchield
DeWolf
Ford
Oshkosh
B. Clark
Missy
Theda Pot
California
Corea Subject Leads Menasha News From June Meeting
Special to Northwestern. Misie Kally Babcock of Neenah spoke on Corea at a Congregational church women’s meeting in Menasha. Local teachers held a picnic at Brighton Beach as they prepare to resign. A horse accident injured Clarence Loescher. Over 400 residents plan an Oshkosh excursion aboard the Leander Choate with the Menasha band. Delegates will attend a Fox River Valley Skat league meeting in Appleton. Memorial services are set for Oak Hill cemetery by Modern Woodmen of Menasha and Neenah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Menasha
Wis
Mise Kally Babcock
Neenah
Corea
Ladies’ Society
The
Congregational Church
J. J. Pinkerton
Misa Batenek
Menarha
Brighton Beach
Clarence Loescher
G. A. Loescher
Mil Street
Mein, Street
Oshkosh
Leander Choate
Menasha Band
Joseph Kranzkramer
Matt Lamenert
Appleton
Ball Park
Blew
Tu¢ghscherer
Menasha Battery
Oak Hill Cemetery
Neenah Torrow
Song
Senger
Rey
le Marquis
Gong
Sheboygan Heiress Miss Barnes Inherits 40000 From London Aunt
In Milwaukee dated June 6 a Northester News special reports Sheboygan girl Margaret Barnes, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Barnes, was left 40000 by her London aunt. The aunt recently died, bequeathing the estate to Miss Barnes after a visit to England last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rat Jn
England
Jared Barnes
Milwaukee
Wis
Sheboygan
Margaret , Barnes
Edward Barnes
London
Lesvine
Miss. Barnes
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Onids
Camden Cloth i Erru
Ilton
Brussels
Ya Ork Way Neon Eet
Cbicago—Carrne
City Markets
Iocal Geaiers
H.C. Roenitz
Nd Free Press
Edward B. Duffy
the Republic
Arkansa
Hierthere
Mensaba News
Nou
Paris
Mr. Reighert
Wood
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