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Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1902

Page

11

Domestic Grain And Livestock Markets Report

Market notes show mixed receipts and stable to firm prices across wheat corn oats rye flour hay butter eggs cheese and provisions. Wheat and corn demand light with bullish oil crop report. oats and rye steady. flour and feed supplies fair. dairy and meats steady to dull. cotton quiet at 9 1/2 cents middling.

Pennsylvania Delaware Elty Mills New York Ben Davis California St. Michael's Florida North Carolina Georgia Charleston Chile North Carolna Bermuda Norfolk Mississippi W.e.a Southern Celero Poe Confectioners

New York Prices Flour Wheat Market Report

New York grain notes show active trading with bullish crop expectations and foreign buying offset by late profit taking. Wheat futures surged earlier on crop hopes, then eased as the session closed near steady to firmer levels. spot markets and domestic bids mixed with varied elevator and afloat quotes.

New York Duluth Manitoba O .B

Live Stock Quotations Across Markets and Prices

Across New York Chicago East Buffalo and other centers on June 11, cattle receipts ranged high with good to prime steers strong and hogs firm to higher. Prices varied by region with New York calves veals and sheep showing mixed movement while Kansas City and Cincinnati reported steady to lower cattle and steady to strong hogs.

New York Chicago Wight East Buffalo Kansas City Texas Igs Arket Liberty

Cotton Market Nears Break Even as Rally Fades in New York

The New York cotton market opened firm with gains of 3 to 5 points, then rose further before slipping on profit taking and weak outside support. By afternoon the market fluctuated, catching swings from dry weather fears to showery weather rumors, closing barely steady with June up and later months down. Total New York sales around 100,000 bales as prices moved within a narrow range. New Orleans futures also steadier, with July to September contracts quoted between 9.30 and 9.81 per bale and nearby months around 7.86 to 7.87.

New York Shorts Europe Wall Street Liverpool Cables Ring Songs Texas Rita Harley Falyte Ehoter Northwestern Sutcliffe Pia William Miller Ford Parrish St Quehanna Ave Front St Trost Company Belmont & de Ridge Ave Tobin T. Melleden Jos ST. W S Lansdowne Seltzer ST Frank D. Williams Nathan Gurbarg Federal Quarry Bt John Kishwuth Tioga A Iit Old York Itttems Harry R. Holmes John T. Harlinen Nay John J. Kelly F. Carter Annie T. Nichares Oakland William M. Horrocks Annie Poplar Philadelphia Trust, Safe Deposit and Insurance Company Henry F. Walker Passyunk Ave John G. Schaal Peers Schaal Susquehanna Ave Commonwealth Title Insurance Young Seville C. Davenport Sapeks Henry B. Helfrich William G. Cochran Charles L. Rook Josephine R. Fitler 6Th ST Germantown Trust Comany John Hagan J. Maneely Philadelphia Baren Company W. Frishmuth Albert P. Ger- Sane Tors Albert P. Gerhard John Thomeson Jepale B. Magee Ellen Mullin Wervise Morris G. Condon Lydia C. Wander Seltzer Frank Espreesageess Jas J. Harriett TULIP Hazzard Scor Chas. Hobberger Konrad Witzgall Jobo D. Geete John K. Hagy Harold Irwin Sere Weiss Hermann ‘Eer Pueeienis Willimina Am Aman Walton Ave Peter K. Gets Tork Powelton Ave West Walnut Lane W. Brooks Wayne Ave Ope Wal- Nut Dame Tories W. Amshry Isa

Wheat and corn futures rise on bullish crop report

Chicago markets show whipsawed price action as the government crop report boosts July wheat and corn, with oats also higher. Provisions ease slightly while cash prices reflect softer butter and dairy demand amid mixed futures activity.

Wheat futures update from Minneapolis and Cincinnati markets

On June 11 reports show July wheat and TaMee contracts on track with prices around 3.85 cents for northern grades. Market notes include distillers' finished goods basis in Cincinnati at about 1.30 dollars per unit.

Minneapolia Cincinnati

Market Report Brief from Toledo R review

Fragmentary market notes from Toledo dated June 11 reference seed crop receipts and pay rates. The text is garbled but indicates price activity and unsettled timing for the seed market.

Betsy the close and oil price report from Oil City

Oil City reports June credit balances and shipments with averages across barrels and certificates. No bids noted. Key figures include 76 barrels and totals near 85,607 barrels for the period with Tuns around 94,196 and an average near 72,973.

Oil City

Market street properties sold at private sale for estate

The 708 and 710 Market Street properties were sold privately for the J. Alfred Kay estate by Samuel T. Freeman & Co. for 90500 dollars. The parcels total 36 feet frontage and 124 feet depth at a rate of 2500 per front foot, highlighting rising Market Street values east of Broad.

Market Street J. Alfred Kay Samuel T. Freeman & Co Broad William R. Dougherty Jewish Hospital R. Monroe Stont John Flynn H. G. Brooke Narberth Doyle & Doak James T. Windrim Sansom Streets Freeman Twelfth Walnut Streets Ridge Avenue Perkiomen Street North Sixteenth Street East Firth Street Manton Street East Westmoreland Street James A. Freeman's Sons Walnut Street Girard Avenue West Cumberland Street Rodman Street Delhi Street Iseminger Thirteenth Panama Streets Wayne Street Charles L. Turner Maurice Brooks

Metal Market Updates from New York and London on Tin Copper and More

London cabled an irregular tin close with spot up ten shillings due to a strong New York market. forward deliveries saw £126 10s, while New York closed firm. Copper and lead held steady with mixed London and abroad pricing. tin plate and other metals quoted across standard, electrolytic, and casting variations. Silver bar prices in London remained uncertain, with U.S. government assay bars slightly higher.

New York London Spot East Indies Spelter Glasgow Middlesboro Wake

New England Consolidated Ice Company chartered in New Jersey

June 11 reports the New England Consolidated Ice Company filing a certificate to raise capital from 125000 to 14000000 dollars. The split follows 3000000 dollars in preferred and 11000000 dollars in common stock. Preferred shares carry 6 percent non cumulative dividends. Signed by President John Kauffman and Secretary George J Holmes. Also noted the Southern Star Mining Company with 1000000 dollars capital being incorporated by Perry Oklahoma residents C Crawford S Richardson F G Moore T J Taylor James B Diggs.

Trenton New England Consolidated Ice Company John Kauffman George J. Holmes Southern Star Mining Company Capital C. Crawford 8. Richardson F. G., Moore T. J. Taylor James B. Diggs Perry Okla

Water cure trial reports reveal opinions on fever remedy

Manila June 11 court martial over Major Edwin F Glenn of the Fifth Infantry and others discuss the water cure used on Filipinos. Testimony covers its claimed nonlethal nature, fear of strangulation, and alleged fever relief. Separate trial details include Lt Gaujot admitting charges and Lt Cook denying orders in a separate manslaughter case.

Manila Edwin F. Glenn Fifth Infantry Catbalogan Island of Samar Glenn New York City F. Col. Grant Jones Rhodes Real Connor Charles J. Crane Adjutant General's Department Island Panay R. P. Hughes Nicholas Roees Roces Julian F. Gaujot Tenth Cavalry Norman F. Cook Philippine Scouts

Rain of mud and stones at Mont Pelee near St Thomas

D W L reports June 11 that during Mont Pelee eruption on June 6 the sea rose twenty eight inches at Fort De France then fell. The French cable repair ship Pouyer Quertier was near the lower crater grappling when dense clouds spurted toward the sea and ash fell on St Lucia. A few boat travelers between Le Precleur and Carbet near St Pierre died in the June 6 eruption.

ST. Thomas Mont Pelee Fort de France Pouyer- Quertier Pouyer-Quertier St. Lucia le Precleur Carbet St. Pierre

Tax Shift in Transvaal Miners Declared

A proclamation from Pretoria on June 11 substitutes a ten percent net profits tax on mining operations for the previous five percent tax imposed by the late Volksraad.

Pretoria Volksraad

British Finances Show Deficit

London reports the revised financial statement for 1902 08. Expenditure is estimated at 176 359 000 pounds and revenue at 152 435 000 pounds. The deficit is to be funded by a consol loan of 29 000 pounds, leaving 5 996 000 pounds for contingencies and debt redemption.

London

German Warships Sail for Venezuela

German cruiser Falken departed St Thomas bound for La Guaira Venezuela while Gazelle left for the same port under hurried orders, part of Nazi naval movement in the Caribbean amid World War II tensions.

Venezuela Thomas Danish West Indies Falken la Guaira Gazelle

Town Destroyed by Fire in Gre Yields Wide Devastation

In Gre, a hurricane force wind yesterday razed the town within four hours, leaving twenty four houses burned and about fifty families homeless. Crow's Pass Coal Company reports losses near fifty thousand dollars while Canadian Pacific cars burned cost the company around ten thousand.

Michel B. C Gre Barrow Crow's Pass

Camden man cited for speeding after bicycle police stop

Richard T. Hutebrecht of Camden appeared before Magistrate Gillespie after a bicycle police stop. The officer stated Hutebrecht drove faster than permitted. Hutebrecht contended he had not exceeded the limit.

Richard T. Hutebrecht Camden Gillespie Howe

Property Alterations and Additions Listed Across City

A garbled list details several properties with proposed brick additions interior alterations and other structures. Entries name street addresses owners and builders including Rush Whiteside Sons Thomas Welsh J G T Miller and Stewart Brothers among others with one value noted as 88000.

Fourth Street Goors Abe Sosteck Sunset Avenue Germantown Road W. E. Ferguson Kensington Avenue J. G. T. Miller Spring Garden Street Rush J. Whiteside & Sons Pine Street Thomas M. Welsh Twelfth Street James J. Quigley Silver Nouthweet Stewart Brothers Market Street Herst & Doherty Moyer Street Fletcher Joseph J. Lewis Arbotas Street Lincoln Drive William 6Th Charles Firth Clinton H. Jones Richmond A. Streets Amt Old Stone House Beeptel Withman Avenue

Tramp Attempted to Brain Mayor in Castle

In Castle on June 11 a tramp and four companions tried to strike Mayor Boyd with a heavy spike but the mayor dodged. He restrained the assailant by the throat until insensible and the group was jailed. The assailants aimed to rob a fast freight train bound for Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Times Castle Boyd Philadelphia

Conspiracy Indictment Heads to Trial for Four Men

Wilmington June 11 by the refusal of the General Sessions Court today to quash the indictment charging Samuel A McDaniel Evan G Boyd Harry B Wigglesworth and Walter Rash with conspiring to secure 2500 from County Treasurer Rettew the men will have to go to trial.

Wilmington Del General Sessions Court Samuel A. McDanplel Evan G. Boyd Harry B Wigglesworth Walter Rash Rettew

Boer Envoy to Become an American Citizen

General Isaac Pearson the Boer envoy in Washington says he will become an American citizen and then enter the mining business in South Africa after leaving Port Chalmette.

Philadelphia Times Washington Isaac Pearson Port Chalmette South Africa

Accuse Publishers of Fraud In Philadelphia Case

In Quarter Sessions Court No 2 yesterday Philip H Walters and Frederick W Menge were convicted of obtaining money by false pretenses in a Brewers and Bottlers Journal print contract case. They were acquitted on conspiracy. The McFetridge firm alleged they claimed thousands of paid subscribers and ads at 100 dollars per page. Sentencing was deferred.

Pennypacker Philip H. Walters Frederick W. Menge Frm John R. McFetridge & Sons, Inc Brewers and Bottlers’ Journal McFetridge

Camden Post Office Receipts May 1919 Money Order Dept

The Camden post office reports May money order business totaling 27,210 dollars and 27 cents for the main office as part of its monthly financial statement.

Camden Post Office Money Order Department

Tamany Slaps Croker New York

The Tamany triumvirate of McMahon Murphy and Haffen is to issue a statement in defense of Deveryism and absentee leadership. They will claim they represent the executive committee and act under its instructions, resist dictates from outsiders, and affirm official honesty in municipal matters.

New York Tammany Triumvirate Messrs McMahon Murphy Haffen

Mimic War Drill on Atlantic and Pacific Coasts Planned

On June 11 a simulated foreign fleet will attack both coasts under Admirals Cooper and Kempf. The North Atlantic fleet covers New England coast defenses from Cape Cod to Barnegat while the North Pacific squadron defends the opposite shore. Marines and bluejackets may land on a shore imagined as foreign.

Washington Atlantic Pacific Coast Philip H. Cooper Kempf North Atlantic North Pacific New England Newport Admiral Cooper Cape Cod Barnegat Admiral Kempf Pacific

Man Takes Carbolic Acid After Broken Engagement

Daniel Atwill aged 82 committed death by own action by drinking carbolic acid yesterday in Baltimore. Blanche Rice said she had been betrothed to him and deeply regretted that his drinking habits forced the broken engagement.

Philadelphia Times Baltimore Daniel Atwill Blanche Rice

Old Man Found Dead In Bed In New Jersey

Orange New Jersey June 11 Theodore a Ross aged ninety five was found dead in bed with no clear cause of death, a physician noted possible illness but no sign of foul play. Local authorities reported the death as natural.

Orange N. J Theodore A* Ross

Lehigh Valley Railroad Boosts Service to Wilkes Barre

Lehigh Valley Railroad will quicken the Wilkes Barre Express on June 1. The northbound train from Philadelphia will depart at 4 30 P M and will connect at Bethlehem with the Reading and Lehigh to reach Wilkes Barre and other Pennsylvania points more rapidly.

Lehigh Valley Railroad Wilkesharre Pennsylvania Philadelphia Bethlehem Eer

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