Wall Street Opens With Dull Trading Amid Bear Pressure
Market activity on June 11 shows dullness and irregularity as traders await rain and earnings news. Steel stocks led losses with Federal Steel and Tennessee Coal and Iron under pressure while rail issues like Northern Pacific and Baltimore and Ohio show mixed strength and weakness. The session ends with a sagging tendency and prices at new low levels, aided by cautious foreign markets and generous buying for Union Pacific in early trading.
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Times
New York
Wall Street
New Street
Northwest
Federal Steel
Bears
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Northern Pacific Common
Baltimore
Ohio
Standard
Grangers
Atchison
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Reading
Western Union
Northern Pacific
Berlin
Far East
London
Atchison General
North Pacific General
Sub-Treasury
Market Trading Dull Despite Spot Interest on Reading and Cambria
The Philadelphia market opened with dull activity and soft prices. Reading first preferred, Northern Pacific common, and Cambria Steel led most sales while Asphalt rose briefly to 75 but faded. Consolidated Lake Superior gained on Ontario’s 7400 acre railway land grant, amid broader liquidation and cautious holders.
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Cambria Steel
Consolidated Lake Superior
Government of Ontario
Algoma Central Railway
Downton
Pany
As Consolidated Lake Superior Company
Sualt Ir
Eel. Steel
Marsden
Phila
Nor. Pac. Com
Adg. Ist Pf
Penn
Beth
Beth, Steew
Penna
Steel
Nor
Pac. Com
Nor, Pac. Com
Pac
Calon Traction
Ir. & St Rw
Reed Nor. Pac. Com
Lake
Lehigh Valley
Beth. Steel
Alle
Union Traction
ID. de Vases OB. Baines
Vice President Quarries Dead Requirement
A. M. Quarries, second vice president of the Compete area and Pees, is reported dead in New York on June 11. The brief obituary notes his high ranking role within the organization and his longstanding service in the area.
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New York
A. M
New York Stock Summary Amid Market Movements
The report notes activity in Canadian Southern and Central lines with bond and stock quotations. It lists total sales by par value and references various regional issues including Missouri Kansas Texas and Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul consolidations.
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Grdisseck
St Ches. & Obio
Chi
St. P. Consol
Grain and Produce Market Amid Strong Tone and Varied Supplies
Receipts 82 901 bushels shipments 24 800 bushels stock 344 685 bushels. Market firm on rising regional prices with strong tone. unfavourable Northwestern reports and 2 cent gain from Saturday. Cables firmer. Nifling grades steady to firm. wheat futures quoted June 5 9c bid to 7c asked. Potatoes moderate supply steady with fair demand. Southern vegetables abundant and selling near former rates. detailed prices listed for potatoes cabbage tomatoes beans cucumbers beets and more.
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New York and Western
North Carolina
Norfolk
Florida
aiSc
Virginia
Charleston
Grain Receipts and Market Activity Noted at Patchy Levels
Receipts totaled 107226 bushels with shipments of 8300 bushels and stock at 1067374 bushels. The option market was dull yet firm and advanced on call over Saturday’s final rates in line with wheat gains. Export orders were too small to matter. Local car lots were quiet, though some movement appeared in the No 2 yellow and No 3 categories.
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Ameen
Market Report Shows Mixed Shipper Demand and Stock
Receipts totaled 35 408 bushels with shipments at 194 273 bushels and stock at 467 265 bushels. Local car lots were quiet but firm under light offerings. Export demand was fair yet generally workable. The American visibles fell by 967 000 bushels. A note of track activity describes cars and elevator placement in Twentieth street.
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Market Summary Shows Quiet Session Amid Wheat Rally
Receipts total 1 040 barrels and 1 930 044 socks as markets firm but cautious. Limits rose with wheat, yet buyers stayed away and little business occurred. Prices listed for various grades of flour and extracts, with ranges from 2.40 to 8.80 per unit across several products and mills.
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Moe
City’ Mills
Lear
Siralgne
Gasoline Prices Report Quiet at Forty Cents Per Barrel
A sparse, firm note on fuel costs states gasoline at forty cents per barrel with remarks on quality. The terse item hints at a market condition with no volatility and a calm stance from traders.
Market Quotations On Sania and Prints At Former Rates
Market notes show sania solid-packed and prints offered at former rates. Quotations include 1 extra eaeke i do and Tosinie fancy wholesale at 20c. The fragment references pricing terms and item description in a brief, period-voice market summary.
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Sania
Eaeke
Tosinie
Market Report Shows Mixed Stock with Low Rates
Choice stock sold at steady prices yet most offerings were disordered and needed offloading at low rates. Fruit items include strawberries, Mackberries, gooseberries, whortleberries, cantaloupes, peaches, and pineapples with varied crate and pound prices. Shipments and sizes cited show a cautious market and modest returns for growers.
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Delaware
Asi Tod
Do. Ch
Editerranean Sweets
Market Prices for Refined Sugars Quiet and Firm
The market remained firm though quiet with refiners offering a 15 cent per 100 pounds rebate at 30 days and a 1 percent cash discount at 7 days. Prices listed include Cubes 5.75, powdered 5.70, crown A 6.85, crystal A 5.60, standard granulated 5.60, fine granulated 5.60, extra fine granulated 5.70, confectioners A 6.40, soft Nos 16 to 1 4.80 to 5.25 cents.
Market Report: Staple Grains Mixed Demand and Steady Prices
Offerings were moderate and desirable crases ruled firm. Demand fair and quotes based on Hay Timothy choices. Large bales 17 dollars, No 3 14 to 13.50 dollars, No 1 straight rye 17 dollars, No 2 16 dollars, No 1 ety exe 290 heat, oats and wheat prices noted with No 2 wheat at 9 dollars.
Market Wordings on Bran Prices in Quiet Trade
The report notes bran prices in moderate supply at former levels. Winter bran in bulk runs about 16.50 to 17 dollars per ton, while bran in sacks varies by size around 1.16 dollars per unit.
Market Debates Narrow on Demand for Quality Goods
Offerings appeared light and the market held firm on preferred goods while buyers bought only for actual needs. New York full cream and skim products appeared in small boxes with new pricing and mixed quality reports.
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Chicago futures show mixed opening trade
Chicago markets report uneven futures activity with volatility in prices and limited clear direction. Reading shows erratic quote lines with highs and lows dispersed, indicating a unsettled session as traders await clearer signals.
Market Supplies Favor Buyers With Moderate Demand
A cautious market shows ample supplies and a buyer's edge as demand remains moderate amid scattered quotes. The fragmentary notes mention fresh cases and pricing hints, suggesting a soft tone for upcoming trades.
Fragmentary Notice on Desirable Stock Inquiry
Incomplete OCR text shows a fair inquiry about desirable stock with broken phrases. The readable elements mention fowls, boats, and quotes including "4 As" and scattered words, implying a priced stock sale or inquiry segment.
Live fowl sale steady with fair inquiry for choice stock
Dressed fowls and chickens were steady with a fair inquiry for choice stock. Offerings were moderate with quotes for Fresh-kilted-Fowls Western choice at 10c and 40c for fair to good Om Pc old roosters and Wester roller near the levee.
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Wester
Brollers
Emall
Jean Ae
Ambiguous Food Market Pricing Cited in Quoted Fragments
A disjointed OCR fragment references foods such as smoked beef pork and beef bas with numbers like 20020.50 and 4014.00. The text mentions sets knuckles and tenders and PF cured items. unclear context or clear event. The passage reads like a list of food items prices or categories without full structure.
Charter Issued to Ore Hin Gold Mint Company
Dover June 11 charter grants issued to several corporations including The Ore Hin Gold Mint Company. The list reflects filings by local businesses seeking incorporation and operational permission.
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Tae Times
Dover
Del
The
Ore Hin Gold Mint Company
Hoe Yy
Saoval Outs
Sisi Cues
Commodity price note from local market report
A brief market item notes a sold price in emali to apinzer on best of Pc with a per pound rate for middling uplands.
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Emali Wey
Apinzer
Market Roundup Signals Shifts in Stocks and Commodities
The report notes price moves in xinc and lead ores, coal shipments by the Huntington and Broad Top Railroad, new bank affiliations, and varied dividends across rail and utility firms. It cites cotton acreage expansion, bond issues, stock activity, and quarterly statements from banks and railroads, with mixed market tone and some dividend expectations.
Balance Sheet Shows Surplus After Eight Months
The report lists assets of 1 037 002 28 with mining property 999 500.00 and new machinery costs 6 636 99. It notes a surplus of 30 403 45 after eight months, with 908 02 paid to shareholders and 40 000 spent on development and property purchases.
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Yeaterday
Treasury
General Fund
Ota Balancas
Ieee Ae
Shaidera
New York Stock Summary and Philadelphia Investment News
American stocks in London after hours were weak with Continental selling and few takers in Louisville. The Consolidated Granite Company plans a 5 million dollar issue to develop Port Deposit quarries with Thomas Daly as president and A J Stark as secretary. Electric Vehicle Company to issue 6 million extra to acquire Columbia Electric Vehicle and related assets under one management. Call money at 3 percent. six month loans common and expectations of higher rates after August amid presidential politics and crop moves.
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Northern Pacific
London
Louisville
Berlin
The
Consolidated Granite Company
Philadelphia
Port Deposit
Thomas F. Daly
A. J. Stark
Electric Vehicle Company
Columbia Electric Vehicle Company
Columbia Automobile Company
New Haven Carriage Company
Treasury
Comany
Columbia Automobile Corers
Prices of Ol Oi City Reported Credit and Shipments
Credit balances listed at 1.25 dollars with no bid on certificates. Shipments over three days total 178 204 barrels, averaging 03 515 barrels per run across ten days totaling 140 602 barrels, averaging 77 883.
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Oi City
Saratoga Set for Summer Cruise to Europe
The training ship Saratoga will depart Philadelphia June 16 for a Europe tour. Itinerary includes Southampton July 11, Havre July 31 to August 1, Gibraltar August 25, Madeira September 5, and return to Philadelphia by October.
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Navy Department
Saratoga
Philadelphia
Southampton
Havre
Gibraltar
Madeira
Temple College Exhibition Opens At Broad And Berks
The annual arte and science exhibition began yesterday in the Temple College building at Broad and Berks streets and continues today. The exhibition of china painting on the flat is a work here by Sun avenue, Miss Bevek ies Ral aos gs wagseant. A reception followed later with Miss Mine Hreay and others taking part.
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Berks Streets
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Wagseant & Oon
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Moma
Anti French Riots In Tonkin Sparked by Frontier Clashes
Paris dispatch reports Foreign Minister Delcasse telling the Chamber that anti French unrest in Tonkin continues to flare on the frontier. He insisted France seeks no conquests in Africa and urged restraint while critics demand firm action.
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Africa
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Mer
Ciab
Cruise of White Squadron Reaches Newport for Coastal Cruise
The North Atlantic Squadron will rendezvous at Newport within two days and begin its cruise along the coast. Units from New York and Massachusetts have already reached Newport to join the voyage and carry out the planned coastal operations.
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Newport
New York
Texas
Massachusetts
Rou
Notice to Bondholders Pittsburg County Redeemed Bonds
Court house Pittsburg Pa June 1 1900 notice by Allegheny County commissioners to redeem certain registered riot bonds issued under an 1881 act. Bonds dated January 1 1881 bearing 4 percent interest and of various denominations will be paid off July 1 1900 after which interest ceases. County Controller W E Thompson signs.
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W. E. Thompson
Cousty
ICE TRUST OFFICIALS TO BE TRIED THIS WEEK
New York June 11. The officials of the American Ice Company who were held in $5,000 bonds for the grand jury will be tried on a conspiracy charge Wednesday next before the Court of Special Sessions. District Attorney Gardiner sent the papers to court.
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American Iee Company
Zeller
Court of Special Seasions
Gardiner
Setback for Martin as BC election results favor Opposition
British Columbia election returns show the government with eight seats and the Opposition with twenty seven after the Saturday vote. With Cassiar and South Victoria still remote, the final tally will place the Opposition with a substantial majority when Parliament convenes.
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B. C
British Columbia
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Fatal fight on Pieta leaves crew in turmoil
In Pensacola on June 11 a deadly aboard Pieta in port ends with first mate G Scotto dead and Rafael Pisano fatally wounded. The captain is wounded and both fight as mutiny erupts, gunfire expulsion reported by witnesses on scene.
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Fla
Pieta
G. Scotto
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Ohn
American cruiser Albany reaches Southampton in voyage to Mediterranean
The United States cruiser Albany, commissioned at New Castle-on-Tyne May 30, arrived at Southampton on June 11 during its deployment to the Mediterranean. The Buffalo is noted as part of the same Atlantic squadron though the text is corrupted.
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