Crop question drives Wall Street in drought hit wheat belt
A June 8 telegram from New York reports crop concerns, especially spring wheat losses of 25 to 40 percent in Minnesota, weighing on grain shares. Trading was dull with fractional moves, as Missouri Pacific and other rails sagged on drought and liquidation fears.
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New York
Wall Street
Minnesota
Missouri Pacific
St. Paul
Atchison
Northern
Union Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Jersey Central
Norfolk and Western
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
Big Eastern Trunk Line
Reading
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Brooklyn
General Railroad
Southern Railway
Chesapeake and Ohio
Sub-Treasury
Market notes show stock calm amid West crop rumors
Philadelphia market reports little reaction to crop damage rumors from the West. Wheat advances amid war talk but stocks remain firm. Northern Pacific and other lines see no crop damage. New Haven Steel rises while Pennsylvanian Steel sinks on Sonneborn ties but profits cited.
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China
Mellen
Northern Pacific
New York
Pennsylvania Steel
Sonneborn & Co
New Haven Steel
Poonavanie Steel
Oil City June Credit Refences and Shipment Totals
Oil City records show June credit references and shipment figures with 64,101 barrels listed as shipments, 108,108 barrels averaged, 28,028 barrels as runs, and 80,005 barrels as average on. No bid information is provided in the fragments.
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Oil City
Averon
Thompson's Sonus and E OG Sell Flannels This Week
Quick sales and small profite have occurred at Thompson's Sonus and the Cheetnut Street clothiers on Sooke tore into a savenday tale cibeh ery.
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E& OG
Thompson's Sonus
Cheetnut Street Clothiers
Aera
Philadelphia Stocks and Bonds Listings
Philadelphia stocks and bonds include 5 000 Dntted , Traction Pittsburg Ss and 4 000 Lehigh Valley consolidated 6s 5 000 Reading Imement 4s 4 000 United Railways 5s 200 Philadelphia Electric hs 8 000 Philadelphia Electric 5s 1 000 Philadelphia Electric 5s . genera 4 000 West.-Tork and Penna. ist Sa.
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Tre Traction
Pittsburg Ss
Lehigh Valley Consolidated
United Railways
T. c
Philadelphia Electric Hs
Philadelphia Electric
Genera
Tork and
Penna. Ist Sa
tAmerican Railways
lAsphalt Co
Bethlehem Steel
Bria Steel
Ivy
Catawissa
Transport
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Railways Company
Generadt Trust Ctfs
Trust Ctfs
IB Och
Aren Tren & Steel Peewes
Tidewater Steel Eee Eneras
United_Gas Improvement sae
Union Traction
Sina. Ir
Phila
Osbee
Penna
Phila Co
Saba Ae
Ee Traction
I. Com
Lake Superior
P. Et
A. Sa
Ptis
Beth. Steel
Palmetto
Lehigh i
Girard Bank
Enna, Steel
Alkall
Read
Teeeaes
Lehi Valley
Dany. Hes
Reang T.c
Cambria Iron
Lake Dap
Union Traction de
Canes N. H. Steel
N. H. Teel
N Steel
N. H. Steel
Lehigh Yale
Superior
Nor. Pac
Lake Serie
Elec
Sabes
Cambria Steel
Penna. Steel
Steg
Pitt
Lehigh Valles
Penna Steel
Ae Orci
Ln Mipchele
Philadel
Lehigh
Memphis
New York
Penna G
North Penns
Ivanians Tarde
Dstic
Indiana
Sbewewee
Philad
Saa
Market News Echoes Dividends and Stocks Across Regions
Gossipy market items report dividends from Shelby Iron Company 6 percent and Havana American 1 ½ percent amid general share activity. Reading first preferred sought by New York buyers. Bethlehem Steel annual meeting set for June 21 in the city. Wheat supplies, crop conditions, and rail moves noted with Wall Street sentiment tilting toward activity. banking reserves and bond retirements outlined alongside corporate restructurings and earnings signals.
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Bethlehem Steel Company
Grain and Produce Market Highlights Grain Receipts and Prices
Receipts reach 12 131 bushels with total stocks 323 369 bushels as market trends rise on bullish sentiment in major centers. Export demand fair, but light offerings and higher prices hinder activity. Milling grades firm. private export sales 40 000 bushels. Potatoes and southern vegetables in fair to good demand with varied prices across regions.
Grain Receipts and Markets Report Quiet Car Lots Firm
Receipts total 40 881 bushels with 1 038 088 bushels in stock as offerings stay light. The option market shows firmness on calls ahead of Thursday's rates while cables rise on strong export demand. Local car lots remain quiet but firm due to limited supply. No 2 mixed sales noted at 44 to 44 1/4 cents. June no 2 mixed bids at 44 cents and asks at 44 1/4. Car lots export sales imply firm prices for No 2 mixed around 44 cents bid.
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Ogre
Receipts and Trade Notes From Local Market Update
Receipts show 30 912 bushels with 8976 bushels in stock and 608 849 bushels total. Local car lots stayed firm with moderate offerings and quiet trade. Export demand remained limited with 14 cars No 2 white small lot for private export terms at 40000 bushels.
Market Recap Shows Cautious Jobbers and Wheat Push
Receipts include 1850 barrels and 1,604,600 pounds in sacks. Market tone rises with wheat gains while traders operate cautiously. Quoted price basis lists Winter grades from $2.25 to $3.50, and Spring lines around $3.40 to $3.60 for various qualities.
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Ed Bes
Tees
Oil price shifts cited with quality notes
A shortened report notes a price of $3,1004,.20 per barrel with a distinction in quality between a dull grade and a premium fancy patent line. The fragment references market pricing and product quality comparisons in the oil market.
Market Receipts Quiet with Stable Prices Report
Receipts were liberal and the market was quiet with no important change in prices. Quotations include solid packed extra at 10 el S. e and 180 18 jc for prints and fancy wholesale at 20 c. Do and jobbing by Slade are noted.
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Slade
Market Report Notes Moderate Offerings and Steady Prices
Offerings were moderate and prices kept steady for desirable goods though demand was light. Prices varied by quality with New York full cream cheese quoted fancy to fair, small bones and whole milk imports listed with ranges from 8 to 10 cents, Swiss and Malde cheeses noted as quality dependent.
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New York
Market Receipts Liberal as Rates Remain Steady
Receipts were liberal and the market quiet at former rates with Western and Pennsylvania varieties quoted as freed and near-by, noting loss off inc. in free cane terms.
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Western
Choice
Fragmentary Aged Market Notice on Poultry Prices
A fragmentary 19th century market clipping notes poultry with phrases like fresh killed fowls and dressed chickens. The text is garbled but suggests pricing or supply remarks at a fair or market, referencing fowls, roosters, and dressing methods.
Market calm as refiners offer rebates and cash discounts
The market was quiet with refiners quoting prices subject to a 16 cent per 100 pounds rebate after 30 days and a 1 percent cash discount after seven days. Prices included codes 518s, powdered 5.70e, and related listings.
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Orm
Fruit market prices and availability in fair trading conditions
Berry and cherry supplies are fair with steady demand. California oranges and Southern pineapples quiet. Southern peaches scarce but in good demand. Quoted prices include strawberries per quart 4 to 5 cents, blackberries 8 to 12 cents, gooseberries 4 to 5 cents, whortleberries 8 to 10 cents, sweet cherries per pound to be determined with standard sizes, melons and peaches priced per crate or per hundred as listed, and seedlings priced by size.
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California
North Carolina
Delaware
Maryland
Fragmented Commerce Notes on Meat Quotas and Prices
A garbled ledger lists smoked beef, knuckles and tenders priced at 1G a 20c, beef and pork figures including $20020.50 and $14014.50, and various cured and smoked cuts described with odd spellings. The entry references tobaccos of brands, averages, and salted ribbed slabs, with scattered mentions of shoulders and bacon in unclear units.
Market text on winter brew pricing and bulk rates
The record notes moderate supply and demand at former rates for winter brew. Bulk ton prices are listed around 16.50 with sacks priced per ton and various conversions, reflecting stable but unclear figures.
Middling Uplands Sold on Basis of 6d Per Pound
The text notes a small sale of middling uplands to spinners, conducted on a basis of six pence per pound. It reflects a minor transaction in commodity prices and trading terms of the period.
Futures Board Shows Mixed Gains Across Contracts
Chicago June 8 The leading futures quotes show mixed movement with bids around 11.90 for July and September contracts while nearby prices hover near 11.70 to 11.90. Traders note modest volume as markets display uneven strength in grain and metal lots with shifting spreads.
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Chicago
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Peeddoks
Iteavares Sa
Shipping News Arrivals Reported at Philadelphias Harbor
On June 8 several steamers arrived including Crown Point from London for Charles M. Taylors Sons, Minnesota for Atlantic Transport from London, Chatton with iron ore for Barker and McCall from Wabana, Ely with fruit for United Fruit from Banes, Neptunus ballast for Atlantic Transport from Genoa, Flowergate ballast for St Vin venues Co. V from Peter Wright and Sons, Gro from New York for William P. Clyde and Co, and Norman from Providence and Fall River for George C. Eckhardt with merchandise and varied routes.
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Wall
London
Charles M. Taylor's Sons
Minnesota
Lucas
Atlantic Transport Company
Chatton
Sanderson
Wabana
Barker & McCall
Ely
British
Corning
Banes
Fruit
United Fruit Company
Neptunus
Mangaratti
Genoa
Ballast
Flowergate
Barnard, St. Vinwee Co. V
Peter Wright & Sons
Gro
French
New York
William P. Clyde & Co
Norman
Chase
Providence
Fall River
George C. Eckhardt
Shipping Movements at Marcus Hook and Philadelphia
A load of steamers and vessels are listed as arriving passing through Marcus Hook Philadelphia and nearby harbors. Ships include the Ville de Doual Le Coq Bergenland Chesapeake Bona Highfield Roxby Le Leon Parthian Elko Eaglet and more with destinations such as Liverpool Havana Marseilles Philadelphia and Albany. Breakwater entries note arrivals from Bilbao Wabana Carthagena Fernandina and Buenos Aires with linked tugs and barges and multiple naval and freight movements through Delaware Bay and River ports.
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Bergenland
Thompson
Liverpool
International Navigation Company
Chesapeake
Whyte
Philip Ruprecht
Bona
Muir
Marseilles
L. Westergaard & Co
Highfield
British
Richardson
Havana
Santiago de Cuba
Barn Line Steamship Company
Roxby
Shield
Nyborg
Barker & McCall
le Leon
Ee Jessen
Port Antonio
United Fruit
Compa
Parthian
Boston
George CC. Eckhardt
Elko
le Troy
Albany
William IP
Clyde & Co
Eaglet
Warren
New York
William Pe de & Co
Multiple Steamers Passing and Sailing From Atlantic Ports
A lengthy log lists vessels sailing and arriving June 7 to 8, including steamer Siberian from Glasgow via St John s and Halifax bound for Philadelphia, Uller from Norway to Philadelphia, Folmina from Cardiff via Sandy Hook to Hampton Roads, Colorado from New York to Hull passing Lizard, Massilia from New York to Madeira, Caprivi passing Cape Henry, Grecian arriving Boston, Athesia arriving Hamburg, Lucania passing Browhead, Rane from Shields to Baltimore, Elton from Carthagena to Philadelphia, and other British Dutch French German ships with arrivals at St John s Boston Charleston and Newberne plus schooners heading to coal ports and Philadelphia in a detailed port-to-port voyage record.
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Minerva
Bilboa
Philadelphia
Olaf Kyrre
Wabana
N. F
Chiverstone
Carthagena
Fernandina
Eagle Wing
Bng
J. McCaulley
Montreal
Buenos Ayres
Bayonne
Marcus Hook
Savona
Lyderdorst
Tampico
Indiana
Massachusetts
Hampton Roads
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France
Marie
Marseilles
Alert
Hillsboro
N. B
Malcolm Baxter
Siberian
Glasgow
St. Johns
Halifax
Liverpool
Uller
Port Antonio
Juue
Folmina
Cardiff
Sandy Hook
Cape Henry
Colorado
New York
Hull
Lizard
Madians
Antigua
St. Thomas
Massilia
Madeira
Caprivi
Dunkirk
Baltimore
Grecian
Boston
Athesia
Hamburg
Lucania
Browhead
Rane
Shields
Elton
Ralar
Ee British
Swansea
Specialtat
Delaware
Port Alexanday
Pottsville
Nadelphia
Fire Island
Freight and Charter Market Shows Steady Rates Amid Sparse Tonnage
Shipping notes report limited tonnage and steady demand for prompt steamers, with modest appetite for grain cargoes. Rates to Cork and other ports hold near June figures while forward bookings stay sparse. several British vessels and routes are highlighted with modest tonnage figures and berth terms.
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Cork
Seatee
Shipping Board Notes From Yesterday’s Proceedings
Fragmentary notes describe a discussion by the Senate and a Royal official about a shipping board matter. The report mentions a disruption or intrusion into a dry zone area and references a counteraction or response by a commissioner or official.
Real estate note of planned hat factory in Hutchinson and Oxford
A contract is set to be signed between Charles Auchter and Architects J Franklin Stuckert and Son for a six story slow burning brick hat factory at the southeast corner of Hutchinson and Oxford streets for Frank Schoble and Co. Plans show factory power, fire escapes, steam heating, electric wiring.
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Bailey Street
J. Franklin Stuckert & Son
Chestnut Street
Hutchinson and
Oxford Streets
Frank Schoble & Co
Atlantic City
Young Women's Boards Home Association
Ninth and
Pine Streets
Plana Made
Wilson Brothers
Drexel
Atlantic Lee
H. Vaughn
Memorial Chapel
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Locust Street
Sixteenth
Cope & Stewardson
Walnut Street
T. Beaston’s Sons
Spruce Street
Charles Hillman
Provo
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York
J. McCormack
Tioa
Princeton ‘Theological Seminary
Yale Princeton Base Ball Game Special Trains
Pennsylvania Railroad schedules four special trains for the Yale versus Princeton game at Princeton this afternoon. Round trip tickets will be sold from Philadelphia Broad Street Station with departures at 12 45 P M and 1 00 P M and additional trains after the game.
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Yale
Philadelphia
Broad Street
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