Grain and Produce Markets Outlook on Receipts and Prices
Receipts total 278000 bushels with moderate offerings and steady market tone. Wheat futures showed support from export demand and bullish street sentiment. No 2 red and mixed categories quoted with varied track and car lot prices. Potatoes and Southern vegetables faced weak to fair demand as supplies rise, with specific prices listed for several regions and grades.
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Taare
Southern
Nosylvania
Ete Ype Ps Ag
Grain Receipts Show Dull Trade and Weak Prices
Receipts totaled 842 barrels with 4 451 850 pounds in sacks as holders remained eager to sell. Jobbers stayed indifferent and overall trade was dull. Prices appeared quotably unchanged but weak with winter wheat flour and rye flour variants showing narrow banded figures from $3.10 to $8.70 per barrel.
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Winter Super
Winter
Insyvani Rolier
Do. Do
Cereian
Pia Clear
Io Do
Creamery Receipts and Dairy Prices Steady Across Grades
Receipts of Western creamery were moderate with steady prices for desirable table grades. Fancy prints sold well but ample supplies of medium and low grades remained quiet. solid-packed, extra and firsts priced around 21 cents for wholesale and 192 ae fancy for jobbing.
Market Becomes Soft as Demand Dips and Supplies Rise
Demand was light and buyers faced growing supplies. New York products show mixed quality with small boxes and fair to good quality Swiss cheese. Prices ease with free offerings, as Western and Pennsylvania fresh items quote 18 cents, loss off, with 18¢ for nearby lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Meat market price report shows varied smoked beef and hams
A fragmented price list indicates steady demand and mixed quotes for smoked beef items and hams. Entries include smoked beef knuckles and tenders, beef hams cured to a price level, red hams, and bacon in tierces and looser cuts, reflecting a fluctuating but steady fair market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rees
Beatae
Shipping News Roundup From Philadelphia Harbor Entries
The June 4 4 32 AM to June 5 list details arrivals and vessels across Philadelphia harbor including United States and foreign steamers schooners and brigs. Names include Prairie Arcadia Holland Nederland Rion Alfred Dursola America Burton Mexicano and many more with destinations such as Lambert's Point Baltimore and New York.
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United States
Prairie
Swift
Lambert's Point
Arcadia
Scheerschmidt
Hamburg
Halifax
Merchapolise
Atlantic Transport Company
Bayonne
von Hugo
Venice
Philip Ruprecht
Leiderborn Norwegian
Hammeras
Boston
Wm. J. Grandfeld
Gulf Stream
Tunnell
Richmond
Wm. P. Clyde & Co
Ericsson
Grace
Baltimore
F. &, Groven
General Cadwalader
Hart
F. & Groves
Yuma
Warren
New York
I. Clyde & Co
Lancaster
Lablich
Salem
Tunnel Ridge
O. H. Hagerman
William P. Head
Smith
Providence
Mitchell & Megee
John B. Prescott
Crowley
Our
Alma
Nederland
Apfeld
Antwerp
International Navigation Company
Rion
Swartman, Dever
Alfred Turner
Alfred Dursola
Trail
Sama
Banes
Gibara
United Fruit Co
America
Eorenth
Port Actopio
United Fruit Company
Burton
Port Castries
St. Lucia
Barn Line Steamship Company
King
Vera Crus
Galveston
Winysh
Simmons
George H. Stout
Davis
Troy
Albany
Wm. P. Clyde & Go
Goldsboro
French
Wijling
McLaughlin
Baltine Ericason
Nadort
B. Hum
Bark Africa
Serer Ribeiro
Lisbon
Law We Y
Hnear
New Oriana
O Iiss
Hudson
Vaughn
Lynn
Stetson
Andrew Adams
Arvindams
Fernandina
Eros
David A. Storey
Ulmer
Ketones
William B. Herrick
Buaker
Sito Adderon
Rich
Port of New York Arrivals and Sailings Fragment
Port of New York arrivals list shows vessels such as Koenigen Lates from Cherbourg and Southampton and Deseret Havens near Sallen. Miscellaneous names include Aller Genes Leedan Filipania Esmiry Eibens Wamburg Grocies rian and Kateer with routes via Cherbourg and Liverpool indicating late June activity.
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Aller
Genes
Koenigen
Eibens
Leedan
Filipania
Oe Esmiry
Deseret Havens
Erat
Tworte
Liverpool
Kateer Ae
Cherbourg
Southampton
Gravia
Wamburg
Grocies Rian
Market Fruits Hold Prices Amid Steady Demand
Choice strawberries quoted fair at rates, other berries steady with light supply. Southern peaches quiet but firm, California oranges and pineapples in moderate demand and supply. Prices include Navels fancy $3.50 to $3.75 per box, choice $3.00 to $3.25, standard $2.25 to $2.75, Mediterranean sweets $2.75 to $8.25, strawberries per quart sad to 0, blackberries 8 to 10 cents, gooseberries 4 to 8 cents, whortleberries 10 to 12 cents, pineapples Florida crates 30.25, Havans 5 to 12 per 100, Porto Rico 25 per 100, peaches Southern 1 to 2.50 per 6-basket carrier, sweet cherries 7 to 10 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
North Carolina
Florida
Porto Rico
Commodity Prices for Refined Sugars and Crystals
Were firm with strong demand 4 good demand. Refiners' prices, subject to rebates and cash discounts, included cubes at 5.75 cents, powdered 5.70 cents, crown A 5.85, crystal A 5.60, standard granulated 8. Ane granulated 5.60, extra fine granulated 5.70, confectioners A 5.40, soft grades Nos 16 to 1 4.80 to 5.25 cents.
Poultry Prices in Demand with Mixed Supply
In market notes poultry sales show firm demand and limited supply. Quoted prices include fowls and hens at 20 to 22 cents, old roosters at 14 to 16 cents, spring chickens large at 20 to 22 cents, and spring chickens small and medium at 16 to 18 cents.
Fresh killed fowls price list from Western market
Quoted price list shows fresh killed fowls from Western with terms like choice 9.5 cents, fair to good quality, old roosters, broiling chickens by size, large dry picked at 20 cents, small and scalded, entries labeled Thalé in a quiet, unchanged record.
Hay and straw prices ease amid moderate demand and offerings
Market notes show fair hay sales with weak demand and steady straw. Quotations list Timothys at 16 to 17 dollars per large bale, No 1 small bales at 16, No 2 at 14 to 15, No 3 at 14, mixed at 15, straight rye 10 to 11, winter bran 16 per ton, middling uplands 9 cents per pound, and quiet but steady conditions overall.
Unclear Place Names and Settlements Listed
A fragmentary list includes Montevideo Elise Marie Flushing Alamo Colon Bena Tenedelenis Mesat Vernon Ina na Adler Port Simon Hevelius Pernam aco Grenada Trinidad Adria Port Maria Aragon Newport News with no clear narrative or context. The scattered items resemble a world of place names and personal names without an identifiable event or connection.
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Montevideo
Elise Marie
Flushing
Alamo
Colon
Bena Tenedelenis Mesat Vernon
Inana
Adler
Port Simon
Hevelius
Pernamaco
Grenada
Trinidad
Adria
Port Maria
Aragon
Newport News
Coastal Port Cities Mentioned in Transit Vessel List
A transit vessel list references multiple ports including Catalina Cadis Barcelona Genoa Alamo Colon Adler Port Simon Noordland Antwerp Majestic Liverpool Patria Naples Wa les St Paul Southampton Brilliant Flushing Delaware Plymouth England.
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Catalina
Cadis
Barcelona
Genoa
Alamo
Colon
Adler
Port Simon
Noordland
Antwerp
Majestic
Liverpool
Patria
Naples
Wales
St. Paul
Southampton
Brilliant
Flushing
Delaware
Plymouth
England
Fragmentary Foreign Word List Omitted
A fragmented OCR fragment mentions dates and places including June 7 and locations like Gibraltar Bremen St Thomas. Clarity and context are limited. no clear event or entities beyond generic place names.
Marriages and Deaths Record Large List of Pairings
A long list of marriage licenses and spouses listed in the notice includes Edward E. Ciioton and Annie M. Simmons, John T. Alexander and Cora Slater, John J. Bernhard and Sue Britten, Walter C. English and Anna E. Durfer, and many others. The notice compiles numerous couples, with varied names across possible parishes or jurisdictions.
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Edward E. Ciioton
Annie M. Simmons
John T. Alexander
Cora Slater
John J. Bernhard
Sue Britten
Walter C. English
Anna E. Durfer
James McLaughlin
Catharine Campbell
Wiliam M. Hawkes
Laura M. Thadhym
David Halstead, Jr
Irene B. G. Barnett
Frank O'Brien
Annie McBride
Max Schhatdler
Matilda Ritter Willam Goodwin
Mary R. Campbell
Joseph Kennedy
Martha G. Rutherford
Charles R
Constantine Shuman
Catharine G. Long
Henry Burk, Jr
Alice M. Gill
John T. Tompkins
Katharine K. Hancock
Henry H. Marshall
Helen F. Vantise
Edward Bowen
Mary L. Lyle
James H. Lesher
Katharine M. Bramble
Charles Hamilton
Ida May Taylor
Samuel Beckett
Ray Fisher
Charles F. McCarthy
Eilie Looney
Alfred H. Allen
Laura V. Gowler
Daniel W. Conner
Ella A. Coffey
Morria Karsh
Yetta Rosenberg
James P. Lennon
Maggie W. Daly
Franers M. Preston
Katharine T. Reade
Harry F. Peck
Louisa Muller
David Apple
Minnie Stock
Carl A. Dooner
Elisa B. Zettler
Dr. A. & Buts
Lillian Garrett
Samuel Gilford
Beckie Short
Eara M. Lerch
Logica
A. Frisch
George W. Roberts
Mary D. Jones
W. Mottram
Hartiett Butts
George Steible
Aolanda Benner
William T. Benner
Lillian J. Smith
James L. Brown
Lidie G. Kohle
Joseph W. Smith
Mary
Mary ©. Zeigier. Russell L. Stevens and Catharine J. Lyons, Ernest B. Mi
Camilla Randall
Thomas G. W Mt
Mary BE. Léonard
Funeral Notices From The Philadelphia Area 1900
Death notices list Annie Baine 2, Annie Borden 4, Thomas Boyce 58, Seth Caldwell Jr 15, Edward Cooke husband of Maria, Margaret Dettra 60, Laura Brown Drewes 4, Anna M Federle 7, J Howard Ferguson 36, Jacob Fow 67, Edward J Fox, Gene Gallagher 25, Mary Haggerty 1, William Imrie 37, Mary Laemmert 31, Regina Lynch, Charles McAllister, Annie McGee, Francis Hin, Natius, Charles Young 23 and others. each entry notes funeral details, residence, church services, and interment at local cemeteries. The notices urge relatives and friends to attend memorial masses and private interments at Saint Vincent de Paul, Holy Cross, New Cathedral, Cathedral Cemetery, Mount Moriah, Cedar Hill, and Evergreen cemeteries.
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Jadelphia Shenshota Society
North Fifteenth Street
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Caldwell
Seth Caldwell, Jr
Chestnut Street
Cooke
Edward
Maria L. Cooke
Foresters of America
South Eleventh Street
Mt. Moriah
Dettra
Margaret
J. Hart Dettra
North Nineteenth Street
Devlin
Annie Regina
John Devlin
Thomas
Emily Sheldon
League of
Ferguson
Burlington
N. J
J. Howard Ferguson
Lydia B. Ferguson
East Union Re
Overbrook Cemete
Burling N. J
Foley
Frank
Bridget Foley
Phillip Street
Holy Cross Cemetery
Fow
Atent
Jacob
Anna
William Fow
Howard and
Berks Streets
Palmer Ground
Cedar Hill
Fox
Edward J
Sarah
Verge Fox
Mary M. Creaghe
Republicas Executive Committee
Tives
Cacachale
Sunnyside Avenue
Falls of Schuylkill
St. Bridt's Church
St. John the Baptist Cemetery
Manayunk
Haggerty
Mary Esaio
Michael
Gane Street
Sthilip's Church
Imrie
William J. Imrie
Alee B
Denee
Poplar Street
Woodland Cemetery
Laemmert
Mes
Mary Laemmert
North Seventeenth Street
St. Dennis’ Cemetery
Lynch
Mary Joseph
Michael B. Pch
St. Elizabeth's Church
McAllister
Charles Mester
Mra. T Aos
Cate
Ty-Seventh
Crothers Avenue
Elmwood
Megee Oh
Annie Mee
Gras Mee
Francis Hin
New York
Obituary and Bank Director FOX Memorial Note
In Philadelphia June 1960 the bank board remembers Mr Fox, a director valued for his judgment and expansive knowledge of men and affairs. He held a guiding role, attendance at meetings, and daily counsel. His serene amiability and open mindedness formed strong friendships among directors. He supported church and family life, leaving a lasting memory of civic contributions. A separate notice advertises Empire and Rosen bonds due July 1 1900 and a transportation company treasurer's update, with notices to bondholders and employees.
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Obeue Barre
Sean
Uel Fox
Tia Ok
Nity
Philadelphia
Bank
Fox
Ely
Rand de Welloped Bank
Freeieeat
Ard
Fpox
P OX
Dansegar Railway Company
Tle and Trust Company
Broad and Chestnut Streets
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Ella C. Hall
Gene Ted Hat
Tha’ . Hunsicker
Fett
William T. Robinson
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George Ti
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South Broad Street
John Graham
South Fifteenth Street
Erdplan
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John B. Joblin, Jr
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Evergreen Avenue
William C. Gross
Filbert Street
F. Gross
Esare
George B
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Augustus F. Daix
Abraham Overholt
Detters
Elizabeth F. Ee
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Eatate
August Schlemmer
Laurel Street
Joseph R.pary
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