Cattle and Hogs Mixed in National Market Reports
Market summaries from Chicago and major cities show cattle steady to higher with prime steers around 7.00 to 7.55, hogs fluctuating up to 7.40, and sheep and lambs varying by region. Receipts ranged from 8,357 hogs to 40,000 cattle with prices noted for western and Texas fed stock, yearlings, canners, and calves.
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Rte
Chicago
Texas Fed
Lotis
Vdong
Buffaila
East Liberty
Lewer
Kansas City
Western Fed
Texas
Commodity Market Summary from Philadelphia Trade Review
Commercial markets in Philadelphia show wheat receipts at 51,805 bushels with total stock at 382,172 bushels. Wheat closed firm after initial decline and improved demand, with No. 2 red varieties quoted across locations. Corn futures moved dull yet up slightly with decreased American visible supply. Oats and flour offered steady to firm with mixed regional demand. Butter, cheese, eggs, and live poultry held steady or firmer amid moderate to ample supplies. Provisions showed steady trend with fair trade. hay, straw, and feed markets varied by grade. Vegetables and green fruits at steady to light demand. Cotton trading remained limited with slight decline.
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Pennsylvania
Delaware
Ste. Flour
City Mills
New York
Tlerces
Ben Davis
Baldwins
Florida
Tuck
New York Price Report for Flour Wheat and Grains
Market notes from New York June 2 show flour demand active with 50,582 barrels sold and 24,604 barrels traded. Rye flour quiet as corn, rye and wheat futures mixed amid receipts of 185,750 bushels and 372,769 bushels exported. prices steady or firm on some contracts with July and September positions discussed.
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New York
City
Brandywine
Western
En Tt
O& B
Manitoba
Hahac
Chicago
Howiarodss Jb
S. A
Cordova
Cotton Market Opens Steady Then Sinks in Bearish Close
New York June 2 The cotton market opened steady with prices 3 to 7 points up girded for rallies but traded lower for most of the session ending about 18 to 17 points lower. Bears gained as public buying was scarce despite bullish cables and weather reports while total sales reached about 125 000 bales amid widespread bearish sentiment.
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New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
Bureau
Washington
Texas
Houston
Galveston
Bulls in corn buy and prop up weak Chicago market
Chicago wires report a spunky bulls day in corn and oats with heavy buying turning a weak market firm. Wheat rebounded on coarse grain firmness. July futures edged higher while July oats and rye showed gains amid mixed prices and related grain notes.
Live Stock Quotations New York June 22 Reeves Receipts
Reeves receipts show 3,482 head with steers firm to 15 cents higher. Cattle ranged from 5.00 to 7.40, cows 4.80 to 5.60, bulls 5.00 to 5.40. Market quotes note steady to strong demand and price activity across steers and cattle.
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New York
Reeves
Bulle
Cong
Bulee
Eo 'Ha
Market summaries from Ohio and New York June reports
Special to THE PHILADELPHIA Times notes dull trade with cloverseed prices at 5.12 to 5.17 for cash and October. Oil City reports May shipments around 133 531 and balances at 1.20 with no bid certificates. The Whisky Market in Cincinnati and New York shows nearly steady trends with grain visible supplies for wheat at 28.214 million bushels, corn 4.227 million, oats 0.055 million, rye 0.752 million, and barley 0.589 million bushels for the week ending May 81.
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Philadelphia Times
Toledo
Ohio
Oil City
Atey
New York
New York Uee Exchange
Elgin Butter Market Report Sees 26520 Pounds Sold
Elgin Illinois on June 2 reports butter sales totaling 26 520 pounds at 22 cents per pound.
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Elgin
London tin market slides as copper and iron steady in New York
The London tin market falls by £1 since last Thursday to £135 with futures at £121 2s 6d while New York copper sales reach 50,000 ads for June delivery. London copper up £34 12s for spot and futures. May shale exports total 15,230 tons, 81,229 since January 1. Lead eases £1 3d to £11 5s 6d. iron and boiler markets hold steady, Glasgow and Middiesboro prices noted, and local metal quotes list copper and zinc prices in standard and A readings. Government assay and other metals data included.
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New York
London
Sds. Wd
Middiesboro
Standard
Lake
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Weekly bank returns show declines in loans and specie
New York reports week ending June 2 for nonmember banks of the Clearing House. Loans fell by 23,000, specie declined 4,660,000? and legal-tenders and banknotes decreased 1,200,000. Deposits with clearing house agents rose 152,400 and deposits with other banks fell. Net deposits rose by 18,000. Average bank clearings for nonmembers dropped year over year with totals for New York and other cities noted.
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New York
Ftoday
Clearing House Agents, Inc
O. Aes
Net Deposits, Inc
Pe Heesan’ Nenstsees
Eae Tae
Nee. Geri Clearing House
Teyede
Boston
Esitaniia
Boston Clearing House
N. Y
New Companies Chartered in Harrisburg and Dover
Charters issued for numerous firms including Jones & Laughlin Steel Pittsburg White Rock Distilling Connells Ville Eagle Dental Manufacturing Philadelphia and The Northern Condensed Milk Company Popacelhia with varied capitals. Dover filings include The Alabama and Mississippi Investment and Development Company and The Keeley Institute of Great Britain Inc with capitals of 1 million and others.
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Harrisburg
State Department
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
Pittsburg
Capital
White Rock Distilling Company
Connells Ville
Eagle Dental Manufacturing Company
Philadelphia
Vittaburg -Mettle Company
He Emanuel Stone Company
Scranton
the Northern Condensed Milk Company
Popacelhia
Ree Oston
Aingeton
Caital
He ‘Perkasie Water Supply Company
Purana
He Lawrence Water Company
Clearfield
Vital
Thesene Telephone and Supply
Whic ‘Shinny
Weber-Errickson Bunting Company
Pirebess
Rose Valley Tlephone
Trout Run
Lycoming County
Joon Jackson Telephone Pmpeey Buttonwood
Dover
Alabama and Miasissippi Investment and Development Company
Alabama
Keeley Institute of Great Britain,Inc
Wight Liquor Care
Behring Sea seal talks aim to save or destroy herd
Rep Tawney presented a Ways and Means report urging reopening negotiations with Great Britain to preserve the seal herd or abolish it. The plan would end brutal pelagic hunting by culling surplus female seals, predicting near-term extinctions unless action stops the slaughter. It cites a drop from 4,700,000 in 1874 to 224,000 now and U.S. spending of $1,441,331 since 1890 on protection.
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Washington
Tawney
Minnesota
Ways and Means Committee
Great Britain
United States
Denver Armored Cruiser to Be Launched June Twenty First
The Denver armored cruiser built at Neaffie and Levy yards will be launched June 21 with an extra crew finishing touches. Navy and government officials will attend, with Denver Mayor Robert Wright and daughter Roberta M. Wright christening the ship.
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United States
Denver
Neaffie & Levy Ship and Engine Building Company
Washington
Sedinger
The
Shipbuilding Company
Navy
Robert Wright
Roberta M. Wright
J. M. Guffey
J. M. Guffey Petroleum Company
New York Shipbuilding Company
Camden
Sabine Pass
Guffey
Delaware Capes
West Indies
Cunard
Etruria
Ac Ang
Queenstown Harbor
New York
Rocter
Liverpool
N. S
Arthur Seitz
Wasque Shoal
Milbridge
Dilley
Cuban
Helen W. Martin
Bath
Clan MacGregor
Port Natal
Martha's Point
Cape Colony
Renee Rickmers
Lurbers
Rickmers Rickmer
Atlantic
Nantucket
Brill Car Company Wins Australia Order for 150 Trucks
The J. G. Brill Car Works plans to ship a large consignment of electric traction trucks to Adelaide, Australia, for use on a forthcoming system. The contract was let to Noyes Brothers of Sydney for Westinghouse interests, with about 150 trucks and Australian-built car bodies likely due to timber costs.
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J. G. Brill Car Works
Adelaide
Australia
Australian Electrical Engineering
House of Noyes Brothers
Sydney
Westinghouse
Victoria Falls
Zambesi River
South Africa
A. H. Haggard
H. B. Marshall
Pew
Twenty First Back From Manila
Twenty First Back From Manila reports a military dispatch about sailors or soldiers returning from Manila. The brief mentions a clash and notes the unit’s status and location as it arrives home.
Demurrer Filed by Chicago and Northwestern Railway
In Chicago the Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company filed a demurrer in the U S Circuit Court to the Interstate Commerce Commission case begun last March under the Sherman law and the Interstate Commerce Act. The government requests dismissal of the bill and no date for further points is set, with hearings scheduled for June 28 before Judges Grosscup and Phillips on fourteen similar cases against other railroads.
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Chicago
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Grosscup
Congress
J. F. Phillips
Government makes answer in railway merger suits
Government replications to six defendants in the United States circuit court reiterate a general denial and claim the defendants’ answers are uncertain evasive and insufficient. An examiner will be appointed to take testimony for court ruling as the case advances. Separately plans for Seaboard Air Line Railway extension to Birmingham include a 5 300 000 per cent bond issue secured by first mortgage and direct lien. Underwriting group includes Ladenburg Thalmann Vermilye Pemberton Baltimore Trust J W Middendorf Williams and others.
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ST. Paul, Minn
United States
United States Circuit Court
Northern Pacific
Northern Securities Company
J. J. Hill
J. Tierpont Morgan and
Robert
Great Northern Railway Company
Seaboard
New York
Birmingham
Ala
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co
Vermiye & Co
F. BR. Pemberton
New
Metropolitan Street Railway shows large surplus and stock moves
The Metropolitan Street Railway Company reports a surplus of 783548 for the year ending March 41, up from 76513 last year. Cornwall Railroad shareholders authorize increasing capital from 400000 to 800000 with a July 1 start and a 100 percent stock dividend to current holders. An underwriting syndicate for the Seaboard Air Line Birmingham extension offers 5300 66O 4 percent bonds with a first mortgage and direct lien.
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Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Cornwall Railroad
Edmunds Named Controller of the 28th Section
Charles H. Edmunds was appointed a member of the Board of Education from the Twenty-eighth section by the Board of Judges, replacing John Oughton who resigned. The Board of Prison Inspectors were reelected. Ex-Judge M. Russell Thayer will serve three more years as Prothonotary of Common Pleas Courts. Edmunds, a young attorney born in Cape May in 1862, rose through Central High School and local law offices to admission to the bar in 1889.
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Charles H. Edmunds
Board of Education
Board of Judges
John Oughton
M. Russell Thayer
Common Pleas
Mr. Edmunds
Cape May
Central High School
Gendell & Reeves
Seine Hoe
New York and New Jersey Lead May Corporate Capital Issues
Figures from the Journal of Commerce show May new corporation capital in the Eastern States declined by 5.075 million from April and 35.1 million from May 1901, with five months totaling 550 million dollars less. Distribution by incorporation place lists New Jersey 121.05 million, Delaware 44.1 million, New York 26.5 million, Maine 8 million, among others, with year to date totals for January through May reaching 1.065 billion versus 1.417 billion a year earlier.
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The
Journal of Commerce
New Jersey
Delaware
New York
Maine
Prisoner Peter Anton Hangs Self at Moyamensing Jail
Peter Anton a 36 year old prisoner at Moyamensing jail committed last week by Magistrate Kochers perger died by hanging in his cell Sunday. Keeper Riley found him suspended from a towel noose. prison doctor Butcher judged death occurred earlier. Anton resided at 87 North Front Street and faced a non maintenance charge from his wife.
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Peter Anton
Moyamensing
Dugan
Anton
North Front Street
Kochersperger
Michael J. Riley
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