Industries in Foreign Fields
Washington reports contrast in rail speeds across Europe and growth of Germany and France in industry. French trains reach up to 65 mph Paris Amiens, while Germany lags at 56 mph max. Articles note aquisition of fish scales into artificial pearls, cabinet making schools, and a proposed Hamburg commercial university. Also cautions American secrecy in manufacturing processes and German investments abroad totaling about 2.38 billion dollars, with Americans absorbing skilled workers.
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Veterans of Spanish American War Honor Crews in Camden Area
Memorial Day observances by 8 A W W units in Camden and Trenton honor fallen comrades. Captain Dennis Michie Camp No 13 reports 65 members all former enlisted men, with parades to Harleigh and Evergreen Cemeteries and graves decorated including Private Ferguson and Private Davis. Lt Harry Dey earns promotion, while Camp No 72 in Williamsport forms with Col Coryell namesake.
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Markets Review Signals Sugar War Moves Across Wall Street
A week of dull to strong activity saw 71 of 189 stocks gain, led by American Sugar certificates as the National Sugar Refining Company plans to enter coffee. The move followed a sugar trade tension and a contested sugar war, with large capitalization and possible consolidations hinted. Trust legislation sparked debate as the House passed the Sherman act revision while the Senate may do nothing. investors question whether new industrials are trusts or monopolies.
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Brooklyn Union Gas
Wall Street
National
Trenton
National Sugar Refining Company
National Sugar Refining Company of New Jersey
B. H. Howell, Son & Co
Uplon
National, Mollenbauer and Doscher
Corporation
Arbuckles
American Sugar Refining Company
Woolson Spice Company
Toledo
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Continental Tobacco Companies
Tobacco Trust
Industrial and economic notes from Scotland and wider markets
Problems for the Sociologists discuss flooding markets with imitation goods marked Made in the United States. Scottish industrial conditions have been good for two years with high wages and abundant work, yet liquor distilling lags. Living costs rise faster than wages, reducing purchasing power for skilled workers. The piece contrasts wool and cotton trends as reported by Consul Fleming of Edinburgh.
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Scotland
Woolen Clothes Gain Popularity in Scotland Amid Laundering Woes
Scots men and women increasingly prefer woolen garments for summer wear due to easier washing and lower costs. A stray line about Hong Kong and garbled text follows, then an ad claim stating Jayne's Expectorant relieves and cures most long and throat diseases.
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Wildman
Hong Kong
Market Prices Reported for Produce in Several States
A list of assorted produce prices includes lima beans at 75 cents per barrel basket in Florida and cucumbers at 90 cents per crate in Florida. Go south to Charleston where baskets fetch 282 dollars and 25 cents. Virginia beets priced at four to five cents per bunch.
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Charleston
Virginia
Local Poultry Prices Steady Across Classes
Market brief notes quiet activity with hens at 10%c and old roosters TaT%&c. spring-large birds listed at 20022c, alongside small and medium fowl. Prices unchanged from prior listing.
Market Report On Fresh-killed Fowls and Poultry Prices
Dressed was steady with moderate but ample offerings. Fresh killed fowls Western choice nine and a half cents. Do. do fair to good eight and a half to ten cents. Old roosters ten cents. Broiling chickens near size eighteen to twenty five cents. Western broilers dry picked twenty cents. Do. small and scalded fifteen to eighteen cents.
Market Note: Upland Middling Sold at Nine Cents a Pound
A brief report notes middling uplands sold on a small scale at 9c per pound. The remark indicates modest trading activity among spinners and buyers in the period covered.
Market Quiet Saturday With Steady Prices For Table Grades
Saturday market activity was quiet with supplies of desirable table grades largely cleaned up. Prices remained steady as buyers and sellers settled into routine, while quality lots like packed extra and fancy firsts drew attention at wholesale and jobber levels.
Market Report Shows Light Demand and Buyer Favorable Prices
Demand was light and prices favored buyers with ample offerings. The note lists New York full cream fancy small boxes new Yc do do fair to 5 aS%c part skimmed new as to yeally ieat cheese as to quality 10a.
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New York
Market Quiet as Prices Favor Buyers in Liberal Supplies
The market was quiet and prices favored buyers under liberal supplies. Western choice fresh items quoted at 18 cents in free cases with loss off. Pennsylvania sod and nearby fresh goods quoted at 13 percent.
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Pennsylvania
Saturday Markets Show Strong Demand Across Produce
Produce markets remained robust with high demand. Refiners offered a 15 cent rebate per 100 pounds after thirty days and a 1 percent cash discount. Prices listed include cubes at 5.85 cents, crystal at 5.80, standard 5.60, granulated 5.40, and refined Nos. 1 to 4 around 4.80 to 5.25 cents.
Auction notes on meat prices and quotes
The fragment lists smoked beef sets and tenders with prices around 18 to 20 cents, beef names and prices including 20.50 and 21.50, pork family at 14.14.50, and references to cured meats and ribbed salt products. It notes brand and quality details and references various terms like ionic and beams in a garbled accounting style.
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Market Report Notes Mixed Fresh Fruit Availability
Strawberries are plentiful with desirable fruit selling fairly at former prices. Other berries steady but scarce. California oranges and southern pineapples mid demand and in larger supply. Orange quot es per box range from 2.25 to 3.75 for different grades. Carolina or Florida items less clear due to garbled text.
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Meng Ae
Florida
Grain and livestock prices drift in Chicago market report
Chicago price quotes show Wheat No 2 steady near 66 67 cents, Corn No 2 around 37 cents, and Pork futures near 11.00 to 11.12 dollars with cash flour and butter markets listed. The July wheat and corn prices display small fluctuations while traders track cash quotations for winter patents and bakers flour.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market Receipts Week Ending June 2
Receipts across Philadelphia yards show varied totals with hogs in strong demand and at top prices for the period. Calves remained active while cows and other cattle faced softer demand, reflecting a full supply in some yards and tighter conditions in others.
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Fasolite
Potatoes and Vegetables Market Report
Potatoes in moderate supply with steady demand for desirable lots. New potatoes abundant with fair outlet for better grades. Choice Southern vegetables steady with fair to good demand. quotes include New York potatoes at per barrel rates and various quality categorizations.
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New York
Prices of Ol. Oli City June 2 Credit balances and bids
The report notes a credit balance of 1.28 dollars with no bids offers or sales on certificates. No further transactions are recorded.
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Ol. Oli City
Commencement Days at Irving Female College Continues
The Irving Female College commencement activities continued with graduates honored after a night of exercises. A local sermon，并 referred to by the report, highlighted the school’s 40th year and notable faculty.
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the Times
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Malted Cereals Company Expands Plant in Vermont
The Malted Cereals Company enlarges its Vermont operation after rapid growth in Malt Breakfast Food demand. A new three story brick plant with 600 daily case capacity, 200 HP boiler and 150 HP engine, dock frontage, and rail access is nearly complete. The expansion diversifies into other cereals beyond Malt Breakfast Food.
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Malted Cereals Company
United States
Burlington
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