Market Summary from Commercial Markets Philadelphia Prices
Market reports firm and quiet with 276 814 bushels on hand. Prices quoted for corn oats rye flour hay and dairy products reflect steady to firm conditions amid limited demand and small supplies. Notable items include No 2 red and mixed corn prices, various flour grades, and stabilized butter cheese eggs and meats amid reported receipts and shipments.
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SS Ag
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Sic
Siteca
City Mills
Timothy
New York
Choice Western
Ben Davis
Valencia
St. Michael's
Florida
Havana
North Carolina
Georgia
Charleston
Chile
North Carolna
Bermuda
Norfolk
Mississippi
Celery
New York Prices June 12 Wheat Corn Flour and Rye
Market notes show flour exports at 14 810 barrels and 21 barrels, with wheat prices firm yet offer volume light. Rye flour remains quiet to fair with moderate activity and July futures short at Minneapolis, while French markets support buying, and overall late day prices close with modest net changes.
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New York
Barre
TSA Bake
Atset
Duluth
Bime
F. O
Bard Manitoba
Minneapo
Cy Sy
Cotton market opens firm amid bullish cables and weather hints
The New York cotton market begins firm with prices 5 to 7 points higher on bullish cables from England and showers forecast for the eastern and western belts. In New Orleans July futures drift midday then rally on light covering before closing little changed. Total volume around 75,000 bales with bearish crop news and insect damage in Louisiana noted.
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New York
Odebe
Europe
New Orleans
India
Lousiana
Chicago Grain Markets Rally On Mixed Trade
Bullish sentiment lifted grain prices in Chicago with oats showing active trade. July wheat and oats rose while July corn and other futures varied. provisions declined. Cash grains and byproducts showed mixed demand as market quotes listed wheat, corn, oats, and flaxseed with prices and volumes noted.
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Chicago
Live Stock Quotations Across Markets June 12
New York market reports receipts and prices for cattle calves sheep and hogs with regional variations. Kansas City Chicago East Buffalo and Minneapolis values listed including steers hogs and lambs with noted trades and price ranges.
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Reeves
Lee
C. Ogs
Chicago
East Buffalo
N. Y
Kansas
Texas
Mnatil
Jane
Higner
Tour Do Ohio Report From Sptcat Philadelphia Times
Tour details from Sptcat report filed in Philadelphia Times describe events in Ohio on June 12 with limited readable data. Names, places, and specifics are largely obscured, offering a fragmentary glimpse of proceedings and local activity.
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Philadelphia Times
Tourdo
Ohio
Cloy
Prices at the Close and Oil Shipments Report
Prices at the close show cash 5.07 and 5.12 for October. Oil City reports June 12 credit balances and no bid on certificates. Shipments reach 92,015 barrels with 86,1890 average, runs 91,048 barrels and 74,617 barrels average.
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Oil City
Price Current reports mixed crop prospects and hog packing
The Cincinnati Price Current notes excessive rains as a slight drawback but crops advance well. Wheat quality is affected in parts by moisture while oats promise large yields in key states and corn stands are very good. Interior corn and oats supplies are light to moderate, and hog packing in the West for the week runs 495,000 head versus 525,000 last year.
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Cincinnati
Metal Markets Report New York Tin Falls on Global Selloff
The New York tin market fell about 75 points amid a weaker London market as sellers sought buyers. London prices drop 10 shillings for spot and £15 shillings for futures, with spot at £130 10s and futures at £125 4s. Copper is dull but firmer in parts. London closes lower. Lead and spelter steady, iron dull locally, and London bar silver up slightly.
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New York
London
Glasgow
Middlesboro
Northern
United Charing Company Chartered in New Jersey
The United Charing Company with capital of 1 000 000 was incorporated at Trenton on June 12. Incorporators include E Lane of Somerset PA R C Datson Saintones G J Scott Norfolk James J Meade Philadelphia William Samson and J Shaw New York Thomas P Hickman George C Weoxée and Lee Powell Washington among others.
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Trenton
United Charning Company
Capital
E. Lane
Somerset
R. C. Datson
Saintones
G. J. Scott
Norfolk
James J. Meade
Philadelphia
William Samson
J Shaw
New York
Thomas P. Hickman
George C. Weoxée
Yager
Lee Powell
Washington
New Letter Boxes Adopted for City Delivery
Postmaster George W. Knowles received the first consignment of the new automatic letter boxes yesterday and will begin distributing them citywide. The boxes feature a glass enclosed 12 inch slot with a revolving index showing collection hours, which refreshes with each pickup. An enamel disc records Sunday and holiday collection hours as well.
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George W. Knowles
Local Contractors Fined for May Contract Violations
Fines totaling 696 were imposed by William C. Haddock, Director of Public Works, on street cleaning and garbage contractors for breaches of contract specifications during May. A table lists each case’s fine and the warrants issued to the individual contractors.
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William C. Haddock
Public Works
Suicide by Poison At Police Station
John Lewis died after drinking four ounces of carbolic acid he stole from the patrol house at the Thirty seventh street and Woodland avenue police station. He did chores at the station and was found unconscious on the pavement. He was taken to University Hospital where he died hours later.
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Thirty-seventh Street
Woodland Avenue
Lewis
Murphy
University Hospital
Salter Petition Postponed in Election Fraud Case
Arguments on the petition for remittance of the forfeiture of bail for Samuel Salter and co defendants accused of election fraud were postponed. The matter was set for hearing before Judge Davis in Quarter Sessions Court No 3, but Davis indicated the petition allowed by Judge Audenried should be argued before Audenried.
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Samuel Salter
Davis
Audenried
Audeenried
Delaware Avenue Track Improvement Meeting Draft Plans
A special meeting of the Council's committee on steam railroads was held yesterday to frame an ordinance for Delaware Avenue improvements. Railroad company representatives with tracks on Delaware avenue will attend and submit a draft plan showing agreed cooperation on maintaining the tracks along the thoroughfare.
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Delaware Avenue
Council
Aged Women Picnic Set at Belmont Mansion
Inmates of the Baptist Home for Aged Women at Seventeenth and Norris streets have Park Commission permission to hold their annual picnic June 26 at Belmont Mansion. John Y. Huber of Broad and Jefferson streets will direct arrangements including flower distribution a lawn napper and music.
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Seventeenth
Norris Streets
the Park Commission
Belmont Mansion
John Y. Huber
Broad and
Jefferson Streets
Policy Hearing Postponed for Harriet Smith and Sons
Hearing for Harriet Smith and her sons Walter Levy on charges of operating a policy shop on a and Pegs streets is postponed until Monday morning with a reverral wit bearing. The case lists a ball or the appearance in t.
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Mia
Harriet Smith
Walter Levy
Pegs
Rebuilding plans for Saviour Church and Roxborough plant
Architectural work for the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Saviour at Thirty-eighth and Ludlow streets outlines a 86 by 150 foot stone building with a copper roof and retained tower. Roxborough filtration plant plans show a two story administration building, a one story shelter, a set of raffles, and bid openings set for June 25.
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Thirty-eighth and
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Charles M. Burns
A. Whitehead
A. H. Williams Son
Doyle & Doak
A. Raymond Raff
George L. Sipps
Hummelstown
Roxborough
Raffles
Water Bureau
John R. Wiggins & Co
Gately & Hurley
Broadway and
Pine Street
Camden
Thos. Stephens
St. George's Church
Duhring
Okle & Ziegler
Edward Fay
S. R. Polk
John Davies & Son
F. E. Wallace
H. F. Miller & Sons
W. P. Murphy
William E. Ferguson
J. W. Orr
St. George's Protestant Episcopal Chapel
Edgemont
Venango
Hiram A. Miller & Sons
Jo W. Granger
Allegheny Avenue
Matthew Schmitz
Phillip Harbach
Carl P. Berger
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German Society
Seventh
Spring Garden Streets
F. G. Castor
Thomas Holme Academy
Frankford Avenue
Rhawn Street
James H. Monaghan
Frank Steebler
Ludlam Street
Henry, G. Schultz
Philadelphia Drying Machinery Company
Germantown Avenue
Electric Company
F. L. Hoover & Sons, Incorporated
Pennsylvania Electric Vehicle Company
North Broad Street
R. C. Clarkson
Kirby & Duff
J. E. Spanogle
Adams Avenue
Orthodox Street
Frank R. Watson
George W. Pierson
W. Evans
Paul and Meadow Streets
Frankford
Railroads clash over interchangeable mileage books in Trunk Line
In the Eastern Trunk Line Association a dispute over interchangeable mileage books pits the Reading and New York Central against the Pennsylvania. The Reading and Central favor broad use with no ID, arguing it boosts commuters and expands suburban access. the Pennsylvania resists limiting the books. Meetings have failed to end the stalemate as Readings and Central resist any high priced plan.
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New York Central
Trunk Line Association
New York
Philadelphia
Western Prosperity Vicissitudes in Rock Island Reported
The Rock Island annual report shows over 8 million dollars in gross earnings despite a corn crop failure. It highlights gains in merchandise, lumber, iron, brick, cement, and lime, with wheat oats flour and cattle losses yet overall western industrial strength remains evident through July 1901 figures.
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Philadelphia News Bureau
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Burlington
Missouri Pacific
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St. Paul
Everett-Moore syndicate braces for clean up and control
The Everett-Moore syndicate expects clemency from creditors to resolve financial troubles and prosper. Local financiers note bonds in Cleveland Electric Railway, Cleveland Painesville and Western, Chagrin Falls Electric, Detroit United Railway, Northern Ohio Traction, and Toledo Railways and Light. A 40,000 share Toledo Railways sale to New York interests at 22 percent per share keeps the syndicate in play, with Philadelphia buyers ready if New York parties falter. The Central Pacific Board offices note new directors with E. Harriman president and C R Reed VP, plus N T Milix treasurer, J L Weillent secretary, and D R Gray assistant secretary.
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Cleveland Electric Railway Company
Cleveland, Painesville and Wastern Railroad Company
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Chagrin Falls Electric Railway Company
Detroit United Railway
Philadelphia
Central Pacific
Salt Lake
Utah
Central Pacific Raltway
Sus City
E. Harriman
New York
Charlie R Reed
N. T. Milix
San Francisco
J. L. Weillent
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Woman Barber Fanny Louihard Fined For Sunday Violation
A woman barber, Fanny Louihard of 16 Pear Street, was fined by Magistrate Stratton after admitting she shaved customers on Sunday in a Berber case heard yesterday. The proceedings noted her acknowledgment of the Sunday law violation and included testimony or statements from her father.
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Fanny Louihard
Pear Street
Roth
Mmith Orbe
Dividend Notice Declares Ten Percent Semiannual Dividend
The Girard Trust Company board announces a ten percent semiannual dividend at Philadelphia on June 12 1992. Payable July 1 to stockholders of record March 14 1902 on the company books. Checks for dividends will be mailed. Charles James Rhoads treasurer.
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Selfr Ridge
OSE Pregletion
Eathut Street
snes BRADBURY _BEDE SAMU
Maccain
Williams Lawson
Bradbury Bedell
Samuel ~ Taylor
Christian & MacCain
William 8
United Gas Eens Company
First National Bank
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
United Gas Improvement CO
Lewis Lillie
Marble City
Ihs
F. &. Giger
Girard Tru
Mrosspany
Charles James Rhoads
Progress at St. Timothy's Hospital and House of Mercy
The twelfth annual report notes the Percival Roberts ward addition, costing 80000 dollars from Eleanor Williamson Roberts bequest, with X ray room laboratory and patient wards across three stories. It records 544 admissions and calls for new dining rooms kitchens and an ambulance stable.
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Roxborough
Percival Roberts
Eleanor Williamson
Roberts
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Ridge Avenue
Jamestown Avenue
Rector Street
Hare Powell case in court over assignee fees
Creditors object to the assignee Hampton L. Carson receiving 86000 for services and to an 8000 auditor fee before President Judge Finletter and Judges McCarthy and McMichael. James W. M. Newlin, for Importers' and Traders' Bank of New York, argues statute set a 15 per day maximum for auditors, accusing overreach after a fifteen year estate dispute.
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McCarthy and McMichael
Court of Common Pleas No. 3
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Hampton L. Carson
Guarantee Trust Company
Robert Hare Powell
Mr. Newlin
Bank of New York
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