Commodity market summaries for wheat corn flour and more
Commercial markets report a broad farm goods session with wheat receipts 55 877 bushels ship ments 138 400 stock 248 917. Market declined 4 cents in sympathy with the West as exporters held back and millers demand was light. No 2 red prices and car lot quotes listed across several regions and products. Corn receipts 3 200 bushels shipments 6 250 stock 3 345 firm demand light. ATS and other grain quotes given. Flour receipts 2 162 barrels and 1 758 820 pounds in sacks weak market due to increased selling pressure. Rye flour steady with limited activity. Feed demand active with steady prices. Baled hay and straw receipts noted with price ranges for various grades. Butter cheese eggs poultry and provisions listed with current market quotations. Green fruits vegetables refined sugars cotton seed oil steel and rice also tabulated with current prices and trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Delaware
City Mills
New York
Ben Davis
Baldwins
St. Michaels
Florida
Havana
North
Carolna
Georgia
Charleston
Bermuda
North Carolina
Norfolk
Southern
Koccasenes
Mess Pork
POE
Pi Vekes Sbaseues
Serene Ates
Ted
A&c
Bas
New York Wheat and Flour Market Report
New York price report shows flour receipts 12 408 barrels with exports 1 280. rye and cornmeal steady. Wheat receipts 148 550 bushels with exports 201 742. prices for east white No 2 red and other futures mixed as rains, cables and demand influence market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Northern
Dale
Manitoba
F. O B
Kansas
Livestock Market Prices Across Cities June 5
New York receipts number 576 head for beef and 170 calves with slower calf trade plus veals at four to five dollars per hundred pounds. Sheep and lambs show steady to slow demand with lambs near six to six fifty per hundred pounds and dressed mutton weak. Hogs across cities see large weekly totals with steady to firm quotes and broad range by weight. Chicago and Kansas City report mixed results with high export steers selling near seven dollars and varying hog and sheep prices. East Buffalo and Cincinnati offer tighter supplies and modest gains in veals and lambs, while overall market activity remains cautious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Salle
Chicago
Kansas City
Western Fed
Texas
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
Forum
East Perety
Envy Bogs
Yorke
Angie Wer
Basta Bei Ae
Choice Lama Ee
Cotton Market Opens Firm on Crop Damage Reports
New York reports a firm start with prices up 3 to 6 points on active demand from shorts and European interests aided by Liverpool cables. Rumors of central belt locust and lice damage and needed rain in Texas boost early buying, but lack of broad support trims gains. Liverpool closes steady with a small net advance. midday rise fades as market narrows to a low-ebb session. Weather forecasts predict showers tomorrow in eastern and western sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shorts
South
Imer Liverpool
Bet
Texas
Liverpool
Fragmentary Minneapolis Market Ticker Snapshot
Partial reading shows June prices with brief notes on per second clears and a Bran in wei Siasiale reference. The text is incomplete but indicates a financial or commodities micro-report from Minneapolis with amounts around 2.95 and sparse identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Aary
Bran
Wei Siasiale
Irregular Market Note and Ironworkers Strike Mention
From Philadelphia Times market notes: Cloverseed price at 5.12 to 5.17 dollars, October closing at 5.17. Oil City report cites oil certificates and barrels with 70.14 average. June 5 report notes a strike referenced by The Iron Review in its current issue remains unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sane
Ennee
Philadelphia Times
Aimee
Oil City
Obie
The
Iron de Heview
Repairs and Iron Industry Notes Amid City Furnaces Strike
The May statistics show daily city furnaces at about 1 to 0 and 8 percent of total pig iron production. Mahoning Valley merchant furnaces still operate and some Karon Steel stock remains in South Sharon. The Pittsburg district is unaffected. unions have not organized collective action. Some 10 percent raises offered but not accepted. eight hour shifts unavailable due to labor limits. Some furnaces may resume within a week. In Buffalo district a 10 percent rise last month may guide valley adjustments. Steel Corporation will curb steel works output as idle furnaces reduce raw material supply. Anthracite strike sparingly affects coke supply. Pig iron sales include 125,000 tons to Independent steel firms, with prices around 20 to 21 dollars. Steel Corp plans 100,000 tons for Q2 delivery, pending strike end. Virginia basic iron sold at 21.15 delivered. freight 1.50. Southern furnaces emit limited foundry iron guidance for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning Valley
Steel Corporation Urnaces
Karon Steel Company
South Sharon
Pittsburg
Buffalo
United States Steel Corporation
Pennsylvania
Bessemer
Steel Corporation
Virginia
Change in Control at German American Title and Trust Company
A group led by William Disston purchases a majority of 10000 shares, gaining control and reshaping management. Samuel Biddle stays on board as second vice president. George Schiegelmilch retires from the VP post but remains a director. Jacob S. Disston may join the new board as director. A meeting next Thursday will elect William Disston president and Lewis R. Dick first vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacony Savings Fund, Safe Deposit, Title and Trust Company
M. E. Church
Hiram A. Miller
Lewis Havens & Sons
Field & Medary
Samuel A. Laird
Fisher's Lane
Germantown
Cope & Stewardson
Bryn Mawr College
Frank Miles Day
William R. Dougherty
Jacob Myers & Sons
Woodman Bratton
Chestnut Street
Frank R. Watson
Charters Issued to New Corporations in Harrisburg
State Department grants charters to The Lancaster Cut Stone Company in Lancaster with 12000 capital, Patterson Heights Water Company in Beaver County, Deal Kennedy Company in Pittsburgh, Satsire Chain Company in Pittsburgh, Quaker City Building and Loan Association in Philadelphia with 1000000 capital, and The Scranton, Dunmore & Moosic Lake Railroad Company to run ten miles from Dunmore to Moosic Lake with capital 100000. Timothy Burke of Dunmore named president. M Thomas & Son auctioned stocks and bonds including Bell Telephone Philadelphia, Black Warrior Bond, Philadelphia National Bank, and People's Pass stock, among others in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Department
Lancaster Cut Stone Company
Lancaster
Capital
Patterson Heights Water Company
Patterson Heights
Beaver County
Capital Deal Kennedy Company
Pittsburg
Satsire Chain Company
Capial
Quaker City Building and Loan Association
Philadelphia
Scranton, Dunmore & Moosic Lake Railroad Company
Dunmore 10
Moosi
M. Thomas & Son
Bell Telephone
BC Ghd
WsGagwek Thoin
Oissccdy
Kerstone Telephone
Black Warrior Cornet
T SE Net
Philadelphia National Ba
Peg Ledeeeoe Hecker
Bank of Northern Liberties
Scranton
Suit for receiver of Whisky Trust in New Jersey court
In Trenton on June 5 a new suit against the Whisky Trust began in the Court of Chancery. Vice Chancellor Emery ordered the Spirits Distributing Company to show cause on June 16 why an injunction should not issue and receivers be appointed to wind up its affairs. The order restrains asset disposition to the Whisky Trust, while a separate dissolution filing for the Spirits Distributing Company remains on file. Attorneys Windmuller Bijur and Arnold bring the suit on behalf of stockholders seeking protection from mismanagement favoring the whisky group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Trenton
Whisky Trust
Court of Chancery
Emery
Spirits Distributing Company
Distributing Company of America
The
Stevens
Windmuller
Nathan Bijur
Mayer Arnold
Whisky Company
Court rules for Plainfield Water on Voorhees tax
In Trenton Chief Justice Gummer filed a favorable opinion for the Plainfield Water Supply Co in the State Board of Assessors suit. The Voorhees franchise tax act taxed street-using firms at 2 percent of gross receipts, but exempted those not exercising municipal rights. The proviso aimed to tax idle firms at one tenth of one percent of issued capital stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Trenton
Gummere
State Board of Assessors
Plainfield Water Supply Company
Water Company
Voorhees
Shenaigis Saareee
Fifteen Hundred Christian Endeavor Outing
A Christian Endeavor outing repeats last year’s plan with the Fifteen Hundred group set to attend a day trip. Organizers hope for good weather and strong participation from local churches.
Real estate plans vary with mixed city projects and bids
Architects draft fire and bath house plans at Tenth South streets. ground is to break on Ivins Dietz Metzger factory addition at Lehigh and Seventh. numerous bids and plans announced for churches, universities, residences, and commercial buildings across Philadelphia area with costs ranging from a few thousand to over fifty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip H. Johnson
Tenth
South Streets
Twenty-fifth
Spring Garden
W. R. Dougherty
Ivins, Dietz & Metzger Company
Lehigh Avenue
Seventh Street
Hales & Ballinger
Charles Gilpin
Peabody & Stearns
Boston
Craig Biddle
Horace H. Oler
Lawrence
Reno Streets
Charles Yundt and
Kendrick & Co
Geo. W. Lord
Ninth Street
Susquehanna Avenue
Dauphin Street
A. E. Yarnall
Anti Beef Trust Action Postponed and Market Notes
The U S District Attorney Holland has discontinued the beef trust probe for now awaiting Washington guidance. Evidence sent to Attorney General Knox may inform Chicago proceedings while Philadelphia groups unite to strengthen the Live Stock Association and absorb the Pork Packers. Wholesale meat prices stay high and grassers outlook favors the Dakotas and Montana while Texas supplies are tight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beef Trust
United States
Holland
Washington
Knox
Chicago
Philadelphia Timess
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Live Stock Association
Philadelphia Park Packers’ Association
Charles J. Felin
William Roesch
Live Stock Association
Pork Packers’ Association
Texas
Dakotas
Montana
Construction alterations and new buildings listed on street projects
A jumble of property improvement notices lists multiple builders and locations. Items include new dwellings on Cumberland Edgemont streets, alterations to frontages on Monroe and Palmetto streets, interior and exterior work by Lam Building Company and others, office additions by Geo F Payne, and a range of repairs, garages, stables, and storage sheds across streets from Janney to Foulkrod, with figures such as 700 and 400 noted in valuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. McShane
St. Thomas’ Roman Catholic Church
Morris Street
Seventeenth
Eighteenth Streets
Port Deposit
George F. Payne & Co
Israel H. Johnson, Jr., & Co
Fifteenth
Carlton Streets
Henderson & Co., Limited
E. A. Smith
High Street
Germantown
Pugh & Downing
Cumberland
Edgemont
C. Dear & Sons
Janney Street
Clearfield Street
Monroe Street
Joseph Farbstein
Firth and
Dickinson
Lam Building Company
Twenty-fourth
Vine Streets
W. L. Atkins
W. J. McShane
Snd
Geo F. Payne & Co
Palmetto Street
Oxford Pike
Frederick L. Hering
Foulkrod Street
Benjamin Leia
Henderson & Een
Sixty-ninth Avenue
3S Corner
William Steele
Back Gusset
George Mote
Oon Yen
Aif Pusaktess Avenue
Waremete
Esos Piicaig
F. Street
Rt. Veroon Strest
Arene
Sewesth
Prunenst Doaghrahatt Tek
Joba
Press Oleo Case Against Jersey City Agent
Ex State Senator Charles L Brown for the pure food authorities plans to press charges against Adolph L Powdermaker representative of S B Ellis Company of Jersey City arrested for selling oleomargarine unlawfully. Special agents Sparks and Hale testified Powdermaker held on 1000 bail by Magistrate Stratton. Brown aims to punish Powdermaker to deter imitation butter schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Brown
Adolph L. Powdermaker
S. B. Ellis Company
Jersey City
Johns. Sparks
John M. Hale
Cope
Stratton
Brown
The
Philadelphia Times
Supreme Court Sets Aside Ouster of Schwarzchild & Sulzberger
The Supreme Court in banc today set aside the ouster order against Schwarzchild & Sulzberger Co in a suit involving packers. The case is suspended to allow compliance with state corporation laws. The company will plead in the regular manner and the ouster and fine question will be resolved later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Supreme Court
Schwarzchild & Sulzberger Company
Teachers Aid Claim Opposed in Superior Court Appeal
Lizzie N. Child won a $78.75 judgment against the Teachers Annuity and Aid Association in Court No. 3 after alleging entitlement to a $105 annuity for 35 years of public school service. The dispute centers on whether partial private tutoring disrupted eligibility, with an appeal filed after the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie N. Child
Miss Child
Mechanics Lien Filed on Thompson Street Building Work
Elegene and Carr, subcontractor, filed a mechanics lien for 04.45 on a building on Thompson Street west of Westmoreland Street in the Commons. Owners are George Schiebach and Emma Schiebach. General contractor is Louis Lambrecht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elegene &. Carr
Thompson Street
Westmoreland Street
George Schiebach
Emma Schiebach
Louis Lambrecht
Salter Bail Case Postponed In Prearranged Plan
Assistant District Attorney Gray appeared as part of a prearranged plan leading to the postponement of the Salter bail case. The action follows standard court scheduling procedures and involves ongoing legal steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salter
Gray
Rugmaker Signs Scale for Weavers Wage Increase
A rug manufacturer John Burneys Coral and her street sign a ten percent wage rise to satisfy striking weavers. Rumors spread that other groups are prepared to resume loom work if the new schedule holds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burneys
Coral
Streete
Atrikerg
Father loses habeas corpus bid for daughter in custody case
Theodore J. Holt sought possession of his 11 year old daughter Lillian May Holt from Richard Duffy step father after his wife died May 7. Judge Davis remanded the child to Duffy following a Quarter Sessions Court hearing. Holt, also known as Professor Holt, admitted separation from his wife when the child was five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore J. Holt
Lillian May Holt
Richard Duffy
Davis
Holt
Professor Holt
Taylor and Bedell Sentenced to Seven Years in Atlanta Prison
Arthur Taylor and Baldwin Bedell, noted counterfeiters, were ordered by Attorney General Knox to be transferred from their April 18 1899 commitment to the Federal prison at Atlanta Georgia under a federal act. The transfer follows a seven year imprisonment sentence handed by Judge McPherson in U S District Court last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Taylor
Baldwin
Bredell
McPherson
United States District Court
Atlanta
Knox
Congress
Blue Danube Delusion Observed Over a Year
A London Globe observer watched the river for an hour daily for a year and found the Danube brown every day, noting no blue tint. The piece challenges the familiar description of the river as "beautiful blue Danube" and details persistent brown water and surrounding trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Globe
Pleasurane Sunday Outings Excursion at Sea
Fragmentary text notes a sea excursion linked to Pleasurane, Delphis, and Reading with trains leaving toward a dye?), suggesting a scheduled outing. Names and details are unclear due to damage. no definite event, date, or organizer is confirmed.
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Atestra
S.ec
Cordova
Baliye
Inkgalse. Ower
Cloverseed Market
Pricea
Iron Trade Outlook
Disston Syndicate
and Trust Co
New Jersey
Speci
Plainfield Water Company
Calvin Solliday
R. R
Furness, Evans & Co
Bureau of Building Inspection
William Sellers
Vine Street
Armstrong & Printzenhoff
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Philadelphia
F. Palaia
Antonio de Napoli
South Seventh Street
John Hare
Terrace Street
Walnut Lane
Roxborough
McMahon
Greenwich ST
eDoweney
Hollywood
Cumberland Sts
Thomas
Marshall Knight
Seeebenls
Gade Om
Huntingdon
WATER
W Cor
Eter Hughes
Jennie M. Hughes
Clearfield
Henry H
Moore
Adman
American Title and Trust Company
Fairview Ave
Enoch
McClelland
Samuel ‘Coln
William A. Patterson
Andrew Kin
5Th ST
Luzerne
Joseph B. Vanderslice
Seller & Bros
48Th ST
Paschall
Rebecca Scheuer
Sallie B. McEwan
Harold
Ary
E. Letherburg
Howland
Schwechler
William J. Wilkinson
Roxborough and
Lawndale Sts
Cor
Sears St
26Th St
Herman Neuffer
Cosmos
Ontario ST
Esther ‘Ao
Patrick Clerkin
Pacific ST
Fredert Fox
Ovesesrovs
Gots E. Taylor
Greenwich ‘St
Cornelius
Pine ‘St. Ne
Carlton Adams
Mary Lewis
Dixey
RUSH
Gottlob
Henry Schweckler
Steamber
Charles Goers
Gustave _goees
Marge
Florist S Ne
Ora
Louis
Deitz
John EB. Lonergan
Dickinson St
Neroft St
John O'Neil
Williame
Joseph F. King
Robert G. McDougal
Stiles ST
Biden
Haughey
Willey Kitchen
Watts
Millard F. Ladly B. Brown
Moses Bossaewee
Lei J. Collins
Sues
Patrick Molloy
Boa. Oe
Joseph Fellows
Robert Apew
Eres
Rodpereceens
Belle M
Seymour St
Mary Satinsky
Henry R. Tongue
Ory Lower
Alex. M. Farrell
Venango Bts
Ger
Snes
Rudolph M. Hunter
Sears Franklin
Harry Foster
Mitchell ST
E Cor
Samuel Patrick Pg
Cowan
Law Aay Mayer
Lizzie F. Burrows
BETO
Franklin B. Kirkbride
Oakford
Sakford St
27Th St
Edmund L. Millicam
Ritner
John P. Murta
John Yungling
Odma Rave
ST. Ne
Johan
Jones GE Grul
eSeer Hue
Albert
Little
Jemand
25Th ST
Fenty
Paladelphia
Joseph J. Aatt
City of T
Fts
Olney
Olney Mutual
Titus
M . 24Th ST
Tso
Howard R. Wagner
Belnies
J. Swain
Peacedrevses Vine T
Ses
Elizabeth B. Dickmanrederick Hodgson
Segil ST
Sefe Investment
Toronto ST
Broad St
Sd ST
Cayuga St
Chas
Same
John McK
Jane McCullough
Henry L. Aeews
van Pelt
Wayne T
Wood ST
Sarah
Anti-Beef Trust
M. F. Croul
Fourth Street
William H. Neville
Fairview Avenue
A. M
Charles W. Close
Eleventh Street
Orfene
B. Lalbien
B. Latthien Rudaell
Verise Woessli
Girard
Heb Svens Tae
George A. Treadwell Mining Co
William Street, New York
Yavapai County
Ariz
Treasury
William Street
Verde Copper
Cliff
George A. Treadwell Company
Verde Belt
United Verde
George A. Treadwell Mining Company
Myra B. Martin
Pure Food
Adolph Powdermaker
Missouri
Annuity Association
Rugmaker
Philadelphia Trust Safe Deposit and Insurance CO
Chestnut ST
I. Livingston
William
Grant
William Weightman
William L. DuBois
John Story Jenks
Lincoln Godfrey
John H. Converse
Samuel Y. Heebner
William H. Lambert
N. Parker Shortridge
William W. Frazier
Edward T. Stotesbury
Principe
Arrurae
J. Livingston Erringer
Edmund D. Scholey
Sec’r
Henry B. Russell
Henry B. Helfrich
Fourth St. National Bank
Morris Canal
Pitts
Bess
Lake Erie R. R
Charles Fearon
Potomac Valley First
Pfaelzer, Walker & CO
Koee
Union Ntr
Sompsne
Eighth
Dauphin
Philadippia
Bene of
Land Tle and Trust Company
Philadelphia API Transit Company
R. B. Selfridge
Giger
Lake Superior Company
Puiledeipain
Man
T. Arch
Taylor
Strauss
Blue Danube
Fuledelphis & Reading
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