Market Fluctuations Note Mixed Stocks On Wall Street
New York June 25 The market opened with varying movement and few issues traded. Declines and gains distributed across coal metals and rail stocks with Illinois Central advancing to 1634 and Missouri Pacific supported. Bank stocks recovered after a sluggish session and the general list remained mostly inert.
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York
Wall Street
Sours Pacific
Gould Southwesterns
Colorado
Southwesterns
Missouri Pacific
Ice
Linnois Central
Minneapolis
St . Paul
Sault Ste. Marie
Chicago & Eastern Finois
Iowa Central
Louisvilla & Nashville
st.Louis Southwestern
American Fe
Tiinola
F. Cc. Horn
Aseses
Chicago Gas
Atchison Uv
Witte
G.M
Blanhattan
Wo. Pacific
Pacific Malle
Pacifit
F.C. Horn
Totesa Wa
Yoon
Grain and livestock blends show rainfall impact in Chicago markets
Rainy conditions in most of the country lifted early grain bids and pressed receipts for wheat corn and oats while July prices fluctuated. In Chicago trading July wheat rose briefly and then steadied near 73 1 4c, September firmed slightly. July corn rose to a new yearly high before easing, and oats showed early strength. Livestock markets posted steady to mixed results with higher hogs and steady cattle and sheep receipts.
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France
Wyeth
BRE Ac
Shorts
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TZH_e
Texas
Lae
Corn Shorts
Texas Fedateers
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SHLSC Reserve Increase and Surplus Report
The report shows reserves increasing by 2,038,200 with a required reserve of 251,85 and 1,219,200 added to surplus. It notes an overall surplus of 12,978,350 and an increase of 82,102 in the current period. Amounts include 233 57 in partial figures and 82,102 as a separate increase.
Market price report for city produce and goods
Readable sections show farmers markets with prices for eggs butter and cheese, meats, flour, grain, hides, hay, wool, wood, coal and oil. Prices listed include beef, pork, lambs, pork products, various grains, and wholesale to farmers across multiple categories. Entities include Oshkosh patent flour, Ferdinand Laaba, Newell & Lewellyo, and H. P. Schmidt Hard Spring wheat.
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Graham
H. P. Schmidt
Agee
Ferdinand Laaba
Newell & Lewellyo
Timothy
Upland
Marsh
Murder verdict in Missouri suspect trial at Eldorado
Jessie Morrison was found guilty of murder in the second degree in Eldorado Kansas on June 2 for the 1900 slaying of Mrs. Olin Castle. The twelve hour jury deliberation followed three trials. prior verdicts included manslaughter with a five year sentence, and a new trial granted after a court appeal. The case featured a brutal attack in a home eight days after Mrs Castle’s marriage, with Morrison claiming self defense. The state’s theory involved motive of revenge after a disputed relationship.
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Eldorado
Kan
Jessie Morrison
Olin Castle
State Supreme Court
Clara Wiley Caste
Mrs. Castie
Jessie Morrhon
Renewed Acquaintance in London Swindle Ring
The London Herald reports that twenty top con artists from America and Europe aimed at coronation visitors have operated in London. A group of five Americans befriended a victim in a West End restaurant then lost him $5,000 in a card game, with the fake friend paying some with checks. The gang split up, one line heading to Paris where a wealthy visitor was swindled of $35,000.
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New York
America
Continent
London
Cables
The
Herald
West End
Paris
American propositions for Philippines to be sent to Vatican
Rome dispatch says definite American plans on the Philippines will be presented to the Vatican this week after Governor Taft awaits a Washington cable. Taft will cite prior withdrawals of friars by France in Tunis and the Vatican’s approval of Italian replacements as precedent. Time may be money, but men prefer talk to small loans as they settle debts.
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Associated Press
New York
Philippines
Vatican
Rome
Tribune
Taft
Washington
France
Tunis
Cardinal Lavigerte
Italy
Theca
Six Furlongs Scramble for $20,000 Purse at Sheepshead Bay
In New York June 28 Associated Press reports the six furlongs trial stakes draws a strong field for a $20,000 purse. Mizzen odds 8 to 5 leads a lineup including Maxtle Lewis Mary Street Hurs Durne Africander Agirral Meltonian and more with odds ranging to 40 to 1. Other entries include Charles Ellwood Wonderly Whitechapel Prediction Golden Maxim Medican Irish Lad Whaler and Red Fern. In New Orleans boxing bill for twenty five rounds dies in senate after passage by house.
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Associated Press
New York
Sheep' Shead Bay
Mizzen
Wuillman
Maxtle Lewis
OdQni
Mary Street
O'Connor
Hurs- Durne
Shea
Africander
Shaw
Agirral
Brenman
Meltonian
McCue
Torig
Charles Ellwood
Keene
Wonderly
Whitechapel
Letehmann
Waugh
Golden Maxim
Land
Medican
Burns
Turner
Whaler
Red Fern
Jory Artvis
G. Doggett
New Orleans
Senate
Marshfield Growing Census Shows Schoolchildren Rise
Marshfield Wisconsin City Clerk O S Vedder reports the city census finds 2407 school age children, about 200 more than last year. Population at a 3 to 1 ratio would be 7221, up from 5700 in the last general census. A lively caucus is planned that evening to select delegates for the county convention. Newcomb, Nestcomb, and Hudson family anecdotes provide local color amid political hustling.
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Wis
O.S. Vedder
Coney Island Leader Emerges In League Nominations
June reports from Coney Island reveal Fred Co Thwvalts of Milwaukee as treasurer and John T Mitchell of Chicago as president after an extraordinary nomination slate. The ticket was carried by acclamation, with Collins declining the presidency and Mitchell soon chosen as president amid ensuing adjustments.
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Fred Co
C. J. Dixon
Milwaukee
Fred Cy Thwyilts
John Tailiahelh
Chicago
H. J. Collins
Brooklyn
John T. Mitchell
He T Fry
Chi- Card
Clarence W. Watt
Fred C. Thats
Yeers
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Baltimore
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J Acott
Cleveland
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Minneapolis
Charles H. Sprahne
Boston
Franka
Mitchell
Manistee
Mich
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Shelbyville
Tenn
B. D. Kribben
St. Louis
S. St. J. Mc
Cutchcon
New York
Collins
David Muhifelder
Albany
Whelan
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