Market Summary from New York and Chicago June 12
The market opened with strong demand for Missouri Pacific and related rail stocks, led by gains in Missouri Pacific and several western and Pacific group issues. Sugar fell modestly as overall trading remained narrow. St Paul and other grangers showed limited gains before retreating late. Commodity quotes mixed with wheat, corn, oats, and flax steady to firm. Chicago dairy and livestock markets posted stable to mixed results with hogs and cattle showing varied receipts and prices.
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York
Wall Street
Lissouri Pacific
Che Dtice
Canadian Pacific
Great Northern Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Young & Pacific
Wheeling & Lake Erie
People’s Gas
Kansas City Southern
Chicago
Great Western
Locomotive Preferred
St. Paul
Grangers
Pacifice
Hmne
Western
F. Horn
U.S
Chicago Gra
Supw
Atchison
RI & P
Manhattan
Pacific
Pacific Mail
Wanes
In & Ao
F. C. Horn
Main Street
Ops
Sia
Oh Sope
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Wheat and corn futures falter as receipts rise in Chicago markets
Chicago wheat futures weakened after a mixed session as short covering faded and old-crop contracts dipped. July wheat eased from earlier highs despite favorable demand and light receipts. Corn and oats showed modest moves amid light offerings and general buying. Duluth reports steady cash wheat prices with No 1 hard at Te and No 1 northern at Te.
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Chicago
Shorts
Cibles
Txc
Minneapolis
Duluth
Wzke
Sig Elevator
Myarc
Sherge
Scara
Degiske
Juna
Duluth, Minn
Jane
City Markets Price List for Produce and Meats
A detailed price listing from city markets shows wholesale and retail figures across produce, meats, flour and feed, grain, hides, hay, wool, wood, coal, and oil. Entries include eggs, butter, cheese, potatoes, beans, beef, pork, bacon, corn, oats, hay, and timber with varied per unit or per hundred weight charges.
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Wylie
Neling
Graham
H. P. Schmidt
Ferdinand Lagbs
Han
Newell & Lewellyn
Timothy
Upland
Marsh
One Sided Golf at New York Met Championship
The second day of match play in the Women’s Metropolitan golf championship at Essex County Country Club produced several interesting contests. Top players including Genevieve Hecker Ruth Underhill Mrs FE Manice and Mrs N P Rogers faced defeats on one side. on the opposite side, strong contenders contended in four championship matches and several consolation games.
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Associated Press
New York
Essex County Country Club
Genevieve Hecker
Ruth Underhill
FE. A. Manice
N. P. Rogers
Most Powerful Car Ferry To Be Built In Cleveland
The Associated Press reports in Cleveland on June 12 that the most powerful steam car ferry in the United States will be constructed for the Traverse City Leeland and Manistique railroad. It will cross Traverse Bay sixty-five miles linking Manistique and North Port. Cost is about $400,000. order placed yesterday.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
United States
Traverse City
Arbitration wins two Chicago labor disputes now settled
Arbitration of labor disputes reaches two Chicago victories with a yearlong agreement between unions and city railway and teaming employers. A board will settle all differences, reinstatement questions proceed separately, and no sympathetic strikes are allowed during the term. Union recognition remains strong, wage gains include five dollar weekly increases split between firms and workers. Marine laborers movement denied by Longshoremen officers who disavow ties to the Chicago plan.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Til
Tesristera
City Railway Company
South Side
Lnes
Teamsters’ Union
Great Northern
Tal
Board
Uniona
South Division Union
Street
Robert McCulloch
Chicago City Railway Company
Aan Arbitration Board
United States Brewing Company
Detroit
Alich
Harry C. Barter
Longshoremen’s International Union
Mrr
Barter
International Union
Three Bark Wrecks Near Cape Colony Disaster
Heavy southwest gale wrecks three vessels near Cape Colony. The Nor Westan Atbura foundered with all hands lost save the captain who survived. A Swedish bark and a German bark also wrecked but their crews were saved. Wreckage and cargo litter the coast.
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Associated Prees
Easton
Cape Colony
Atbura
aAuruura
Rites Lineck
Atbara
New York
New York. June 12.—the Freight Steamshlip Hugoma
New York and Porto Rico Steamship Company
New York Harbor
Norfolk
McLean
Liberty Island
Boer 3tterness Surrender Figures Show More Youth among Boers
By Associated Press from Pretoria June 1 10.25 Boers have surrendered to date with many youths among them most under thirty. Boers express less bitterness toward Britain though blame France and Germany for protraction. General De Wet notes youngsters often held positions after older burghers left. Orange River settlers report limited ammo use, mostly for hunting since peace. General Ellott says aim is to restore farmers quickly and King Edward and Lord Kitchener receive cheers.
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Associated Press
Pretoria
France
Germany
Britimh
National Scouts
de Wet
Orange River Colony
Kroonsstadt
Ellott
Edward
Lord Kitchener
Nobles Elect Officers At Myrtle Shrine Meeting
San Francisco California June 12 visiting nobles of Myrtle Shrine devoted to pleasure though secret imperial council session. Officers elected for the year include Imperial potentate Henri C Atkin Omaha Imperial deputy potentate George H Green Dallas Imperial chief rabban George L Brown Buffalo Imperial high priest Alva P Clayton St Joseph Imperial oriental guide Frank C Roundy Chicago Imperial recorder Benjamin W Rowell Lynn Imperial treasurer William S Brown Pittsburg Roundy elected imperial oriental guide on second ballot. Council adjourned to meet at Saratoga New York next year.
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Cal
Myrtle Shrine
Chiehy
Imperial Council
Bay
Berkeley
University of California
Mount Tamalpais
al Malaikah Temple
Imperial Potentiate
Henri
C. Atkin
Omaha
Neb
Imperial
George H. Green
Dallas
Tex
Rabban
George L. Brown
Buffalo
Alva P. Clayton
St. Joseph
Imperial Oriental Guide
Frank C. Roundy
Chicago
Imperial Recorder
Benjamin W. Rowell
Lynn
Mass
Imperial Tressurer
Williams. Brown
Pittsburg
Roundy
Medina Temple
China
St. Bernard
Knights Templars
Saratoga
N. Y
Webb-Meyer assets settlement urged by bank vice president
James G Cannon of the Fourth National Bank announced the bank is not involved in Webb-Meyer loans or securities and that 103 banks nationwide support an adjustment plan. Interested parties are cooperating, with many properties showing merit and hope for a measured clearance for all concerned.
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Associated Press
New York
James G. Cannon
Fourth National Bank
Webb-Meyer Syndicate
Cannon
Colombian Revolution Forces Return After Landing at Pescaderias
Colombian government ships ferrying General Berti and 100 troops from Panama to Pescaderias have landed safely and returned to Panama. The force plans to attack rebels at Agua Dulce in coordination with General Castro's troops, who depart Panarma today. Separately in Canton, rebel forces pursuing Kwoi Lin in Kwang Si province were defeated by imperial troops.
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Associated Press
Colon
Colombia
Berti
Panama
Pescaderias
Agua Dulce
Castro
Panarma
Canton
Kwoi Lin
Kwang Si
Wisconsin Central rail excursion notices and schedules
Public notices list Augmented rail fares and round trip options to Milwaukee from Menasha and Oshkosh with departure times 7 am and 7:10 am and a 9 pm return special. Prohibition convention fare limited to June 5. Pennsylvania Line announces The Pennsylvania Special Chicago to New York in 20 hours with through service. Wisconsin Central advertises excursions to Waupaca Minneapolis and Denver Colorado trips, with details and agents in Atwood and Minneapolitan offices.
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Milwaukee
Wigconsin Central Railway
Menasha
Neenah
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Arri Milwaukee
W. L. Atwood
Wisconsin Central
Chicago
New York
Sylvania Lines
Chinago
Pennsylvania
South
Clark Street
Chieng
Minneapolis
Teket
W. J. Atwood
Laurier and Lady Laurier Set for London Coronation Visit
Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Lady Laurier announce their departure from Ottawa to New York, then sail on Saturday for London to attend the coronation of the king, marking a ceremonial royal visit.
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Associated
Ottawa
Sir Wilfrid Laureier
Lady Laurier
New York
London
Iron Age report on June 1 blast furnace output and imports
The Iron Age notes June 1 conditions cut coke furnace capacity to 337,492 tons versus May’s 345,627, with output likely near 1,500,000 tons for the month. Foundry iron demand weak, some 1903 rail and structural material orders, import reliance rising, and scarce steel near term. Domestic production declines as imports fill consumption. mills anticipate heavy work into 1903.
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Associated Presa
New York
Stucky
Shenango
Mahoming
Pennsylvania
Filusberr
Senate to vote on Nicaraguan canal bill June 19
Washington June 12 The senate agreed to vote finally on the Nicaraguan canal bill June 19 with voting to begin at 2 p.m. Earlier Wellington of Maryland failed to discharge a resolution for a popular election amendment 21 to 35. The House passed the Corliss Pacific cable bill and forest reserve bill by striking out the enacting clause 116 to 77, blocking the Daizell substitute for private cable laying.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Wellington
Maryland
Committee On
House
Corliss Pacific
Daizell
NEW FRENCH MINISTRY INTERPELLATION BEGINS DEBATE
Paris June 12 The chamber of deputies filled to capacity as the new ministry faced its first major test with an interpellation from M Bussiere radical seeking a full outline of government policy and hope for firmness in defense of the republic. Victoria B C June 12 A legislature resolution from H D Helmcken protests recent sealing legislation and urges imperial government action to address the matter.
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Associated Press
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Bussiere
Republic
Victoria
B. C
H. D. Helmcken
Descended from Bradford Prominent Lumberman Dies
Charles Hebard, a leading Philadelphia lumber manufacturer with camps at Pequaming Michigan, died at 71. Former Michigan university regent and Jefferson Medical College trustee, he was born in Lebanon Connecticut and traced descent from Governor Bradford.
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Associated Rreps
Charles Hebard
Hebard
United States
Pequaming
Mich
Michigan
Board of Regents
Michigan University
Jefferson Medical College
Hedard
Lebanon, Conn
Bradford
Clyde Fitch III Suffered Appendicitis While Abroad
According to private information Clyde Fitch the dramatist now abroad for health is suffering from appendicitis. He left Florence after a brief stay and a Rome physician diagnosed the condition. Fitch hurriedly went to Herne Switzerland to consult a specialist hoping to avoid surgery.
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Associated Press
New York
Clyde Fitch
Florence
Rome
Hig Winer
Herne
Switzerland
Workmen Win Money In Membership Contest
Portiong Oregon June reports filed with the supreme recorder that Arkansas Michigan and Northwest Territory units have won six dollars per person for a twenty five percent membership gain during the year. Only two organizations achieved the required increase. A customer testimonial extols Foley's Kidney Cure while another note touts Rocky Mountain Tea as life enhancing.
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Associated Prasa
Ore
Arkansas
Manktota
Northwest Territory
UU. W
Supreme Recorder Atatta
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