Market report notes favorable crop news and short-covering rally
The market rose on rains ending the drought with optimism in London and New York. Arbitrage and covering of shorts boosted stocks including Sugar Refining and New York Central as Morgan’s expected return spurred buying. Grangers and rail shares led gains while final hours trimmed some profits despite an overall firmer tone. The Sub-Treasury showed a $548,145 debt at the Clearing House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Northwest
South Africa
Russia
Pekin
J. Pierpont Morgan
New York Central
Shorts
Grangers
Atchison Preferred
Burlington
Baltimore
Ohio
Norfolk and Western
Reading
Federal Steel
General Railroad
Sub-Treasury
Philadelphia Market Report Reflects Light Trading and Firm Prices
London and New York gains translated to the local exchange with light but firmer activity. Marsden rose to 106% as Philadelphia investors toured its plants. Philadelphia Electric rose but Electric Storage Battery stock slipped despite bids. Consolidated Lake Superior advanced to 33 as Asphalt traded above 5 before closing. The piece notes a rumored new Asphalt Company takeover and mentions steel and railroad stocks with limited movement.
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London
New York
Local Exchange
Marsden
Philadelphia
Gibbs
Philadelphia Electric
Board of Governors
Consolidated Lake Superior
Board Room
Asphalt Company of America
Cambria
Bethlehem
Midvale Steel Company
Pennsylvania
Reading First
Northern Pacific Common
Northern Pacific
Stock Broker John R Moore Suspended by Philadelphia Exchange
The Philadelphia Stock Exchange suspended John R Moore amid insolvency concerns. Known to be Introv- Die for weeks, he joined J B Moore & Co in 1898 and faced loan obligations totaling about 17 000. His firm’s accounts are nearly closed and a Wilmington firm is involved in the later developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Moore
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Moore
Renee
Wilmington
Lachey Toe
North Atlantic Squadron Leaves Boston for Home Port
The North Atlantic Squadron under Rear Admiral Farquhar sailed from Boston toward home after a June 13 gathering at Boston and Newport RB. I. The squadron's departure marks the close of exercises and patrols along the coast.
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Boston
Newport
RB. I
North Atlantic
Farquhar
Market Report Touches on Dividends and Bonds
A sweeping summary shows dividend declarations across many firms including Boston Beltings and Union Ferry. Utilities like Consolidated Gas and Southwestern Telegraph expand capital stock while Pacific Mall and Erie Canal assets attract corporate moves. Gold shipments to Paris and steady exchange rates frame a busy financial landscape with rail and mining stocks active.
Russians Eyes New York Agency To Handle Bank Disbursements
M. Rothstein Imperial Bank of Russia chief arrives in New York and studies opening an agency to manage Russian disbursements estimated at nearly 10 million dollars yearly. Charles Fairchild of New York Security and Trust says Russia is not seeking a loan in the New York market.
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J. J. HM
Great Northern
Northwest
M. Rothstein
Imperial Bank of Russia
New York
Charles 3. Fairchild
New York Security and Trust Company
Sals
Electric Vehicle Company Plans Major Capital Increase
President R M A Lloyd of the Electric Vehicle Company explains a proposed 6 million dollar capital rise to 18 million. The move aims to acquire Columbia Automobile, Columbia Electric Vehicle and Manufacturing, and New Haven Carriage firms, doubling profits as holdings shift to the EV Company. Lloyd sails for Europe on July 11 to study foreign markets for U S vehicles.
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R. McA. Lloyd
The
Electric Vehicle Company
Columbia Automobile Company
Columbia Electric Vehicle and Manufacturing Company
New Haven Carriage Company
Lloyd
Europe
Stocks and Bonds Sold on the Bourse Floor
Barnes & Lofland auctioned a varied list of securities including 175 Daylight Prism Company shares, 70 percent of 4 Philadelphia Rifle Club shares, 80 German-American Title and Trust Company shares, multiple Kensington National Bank holdings, and 2100 shares of various banks and coal companies. The catalog shows par values from $1 to $1,000 across banks, rail and utility firms, insurance, and mining interests with numerous lots traded.
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Barnes & Lofland
Daylight Prism Company
Pennsylvania
GOB Ices Esc
Girard National Bank
Philadelphia Rifle Club
Ceres
Consolidation National Bank
Kensington National Bank
Tenth National Bank
Philadel-Ia
Integrity Title Insurance, Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Guyandot Coal Land Association
Guysien By Land Association Common
Highland Coal Company
Walnut Streets Passenger Railway Co
Thirteenth
Fifteenth Streets Passenger Railway Company
Northern Liberties Gas Company
Ninth National Nk
West Trust and Safe Deposit
Philadelphia City
Cheatnut
Pag Ee
Finance Company of Pennsylvania
Westmoreland Coal Company
Oy Mite Co
Semnon
Reliance Insurance
Foreign Exchange Rates Reported by Brown Brothers Co
Brown Brothers & Co reports currency figures for various dates with interest highlights. Rates include 60 days at 4.85 percent and shorter terms around 4.88 3 days and 5.13 to 5.14 for other periods, with several entries unclear or incomplete.
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Brown Brothers & Co
Obstinate Man Gives Census Information After Court
After failing to provide census data due to a lost bank investment, Beck Michael Ellicott of 2413 Masher Street reversed and supplied all required details. Haugh Risden, a Twenty fourth ward census enumerator, appeared before Magistrate Thornton charged with pocketbook theft during data gathering and is held on $500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck Michael Ellicott
Mascher Street
Keystone National Bank
Haugh Risden
Twenty-fourth
Thornton
Sullivan Returns to Face Accusers After Eleven Years
Indianapolis June 13. John E Sullivan absconding Marion county clerk who fled in 187? under a charge of embezzling about 80000 of public money returned to the city this afternoon seeking to face his accusers after eleven years of wandering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
John E. Sullivan
Marion County
Grand Duke of Oldenburg Dies at Rastede
The Grand Duke of Oldenburg died at noon today at his summer residence in Rastede. Born in 1827, he began his reign in 1853 and aligned with Prussia in early years, later ceding Schleswig and Holstein to Prussia after 1866. He is succeeded by his son Frederick, who married a daughter of Prince Frederick Charles.
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Oldenburg
Grand Duke of Oldenburg
Rastede
Nicholas of
Prussia
Austria
Schleswig
Holstein
Premen
Charles
Frederick
Frederick Charles
Grain and Produce Market Reports Mixed on Demand
Receipts total 14 622 bushels with 2400 shipped and 380 340 on hand while offerings stay moderate and demand remains mainly for high quality fruits. Prices listed for strawberries blackberries gooseberries cherries peaches and oranges reflect varied regional supply with some items quoted per quart per crate and per box across multiple locations.
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Fim
North Carolina
Delaware
Southern
Carriot Southern
Florida
Havana
Porto B Rico
California
Market Receipts and Quiet Trading Across Commodities
Receipts total 86,652 bushels with shipments 184,463 bushels and stock 1,210 bushels. The option market was quiet and declined after Tuesday’s rates. Cables eased but foreign limits were too low to sustain business. Local car lots remained firm on light demand. One car No 3 yellow track sold at 46 cents. No 2 mixed bid 44 to 44 1/2 cents for June. Car lots in ham-ee 44 44 1/4 cents bid. 8 420 bid ashes likely.
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Ateady
Eas
Tsic
Aney
Hameee
Fou
Ashe
Receipts and Shipments Reported From Grain Market
Receipts totaled 338 bushels with shipments at 5226 bushels and stock at 382031 bushels. Car lots were quiet but firm as supply tightened. Export demand noted. Seven cars No 2 white clipped at 2 cents.
Market Receipts and Prices Pause as Jobbers Hesitate
Receipts reach 2 255 barrels and 1 898 068 pounds in sacks amid a firm market. Jobbers lack confidence and supply only what is necessary. Price quotes include Winter super around 2.50 to 2.65, Pennsylvania roller clear about 3.30 to 3.45, Western winter clear 3.30 to 3.45, patent around 3.75 to 4.00, and other grades from 3.10 to 4.25 depending on quality.
Commodity Prices See Narrow Movements Amid Quiet Trade
Market notes indicate limited activity with prices described as in small supply and firm. A quoted barrel price of 3150.3400 per unit suggests speculative demand for quality goods and patent-grade products.
Market steady for solid packed and prints amid firm demand
Receipts of both solid-packed and prints were moderate and the market ruled firm, with a fair demand for desirable table grades. We quote solid-packed extra eighteen cents, firsts nineteen cents, prints fancy wholesale twenty cents, jobbing twenty two and a half cents.
Market Update on Dairy Prices and Trade Quietness
Offerings were light and prices firmly held as trade remained quiet. New York full cream and fancy Geelinan brands quoted at various small fractions, Bebise at mid range, and skimmed portions noted by quality. Swine cheese prices tied to quality levels with similar cautious trading, reflecting stable market conditions.
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Welsbach Commercial Company
Wall Street
New York
Welsbachener
Welsbeck
Market Demand for Fine Fresh Stock Noted in Report
Market observers report healthy demand for fine fresh stock with steady offerings. Traders note moderate supply and stable interest amid ongoing market activity.
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Orm
Local live poultry prices hold steady amid fair demand
Live supplies remained moderate and prices firm as buyers showed fair demand for fowls hens and related poultry products.
Undefined Commodity Sale List From Jobbing Market
A catalog of assorted meat and related goods described in generic terms. Items include smoked beef and ham varieties, pork products, lard, breakfast bacon, and city refined lard by unit price or average, with notes on curing, packing in tierces or tubs, and brand or quality references.
Refiners' Prices With Cash and Day-Closing Discounts
Prices for refined sugar grades are listed with a 1 percent cash discount at seven days and a 30 day rebate. Sub ject to rebates, prices include powdered 5.70c, crown crystal A 5.00c, standard granulated 5.85c, ay 5.60, extra granulated 5.70c, conf A 5.40c, soft Nos. 16 to 1 around 4.80 to 5.25c.
Grain Prices and Market Observations
Receipts light and inquiry fair for desirable grades while poorer qualities lag. Prices shown include rye at 17.30 for No. 1 straight, oats around 10 to 16.50 for various Nos, mixed grades at 14 to 15, and wheat No. 1 about 10 to 10.50 with No. 2 near 9. Prices reflect market firmness amid uneven demand.
Market Notes Quiet with Bran Prices Mentioned
Quiet trading at the fol notes moderate offerings of winter bran in bulk at 16.50 per ton and bran in sacks by size at a similar level.
Cotton Prices Hold Steady in Upland Middling Basis
Cotton markets showed a steady tone at 9 percent per pound for middling uplands as buyers, especially spinners, operated cautiously and purchased sparingly.
Columbia Honors Prominent Men
At Columbia University's commencement today the degree of LL D was conferred on Lord Pauncefote the British Ambassador to the United States and Thomas Brackett Reed former Speaker of the House of Representatives.
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New York
Columbia University
Lord Pauncefote
United States
Thomas Brackett Reed
Sposhye
House of HeRreeeeters Grees Capea & — Ee
Ro Jo Hortand
Market notices for poultry prices at fair request
Fragmentary poultry price notes list Fresh-killed Fowls and broiling chickens with varied terms such as Western choice ten cents and old roosters. Mentions sizes and unclear vendor names, indicating a dated market price column.
National Convention Week at Willow Grove Promotes Rail Journey
A Willow Grove program runs during National Convention Week featuring quick travel via Philadelphia and Reading Railroad. Beginning June 16 the schedule includes a national and patriotic air programme presented to visitors and attendees.
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Willow Grove
Philadelphia
Reading
Market Report Potatoes Steady Prices and Supply
Desirable pew potatoes were in fair demand and ample supply at former rates. Old potatoes were quiet and weak. See there vegetables were abundant and had a fair outlet at steady prices. We quote New York and Western potatoes choice long and round per bushel 40 to 45 cents. New York and Western fair to good per bushel 40 to 45 cents. Southern New potatoes, choice to good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York and Western
Mor and Brown Lead Local Names in List of Officials
A fragment lists several individuals including Mor, Brown, Benjamin, Richard, Garrett, Jenks, Gaw and Gowen as part of a local names roster. The incomplete snippet implies a roster of officials or notable residents in early records.
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MA Souen
John A. Brown
Ji Benjamin
Richa
John BR. Garrett
William H. Jenks
William H. Gaw
Francis I. Gowen
Did Boulden Kidnap His Own Daughters
Special Telegram from The Times reports Harry Boulden a farmer near Elkton Maryland was arrested by Sheriff F Ambrose Price on charges of kidnapping his four daughters. Warrants were issued after a prior ruling sent all four daughters to Henry Watson's Children's Home in Baltimore, while male children remained with the father.
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Elkton
Harry B. Boulden
F. Ambrose Price
Joseph Corriden
Harry Boulden
Groves
Henry Watson
Baltimore
Boulden
Price
Delaware
William 8
Evans
Editors Take Their Annual Outing in Maryland
The Maryland Democratic Editorial Association met at Elkton and began their annual outing along the Chesapeake Bay. They received their first reception at Chestertown this afternoon as the trip continues for several days visiting prominent sites on the Eastern Shore.
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the Times
Elkton
Maryland Democratic Editorial Association
Chesapeake Bay
Chestertown
Treasure Ship Burns for Porto Rico with Million in Treasure
The transport Burnside sails from New York for San Juan de Porto Rico carrying $1,000,000 in American money gold silver and paper to fund circulation in Porto Rico. Armed guards protect the strong boxes as the ship leaves this afternoon.
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Porto Rico
Washington
Burnside
New York
San Juan de Porto Rico
Aga Schoemaker Company Incorporation Filed in Wilmington
A certificate of incorporation was filed in Dover Delaware today for the Aga Schoemaker Company of Wilmington. The document notes a corporate purpose related to transport or processing and states the company is incorporated in the state.
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Dover
Del
Aga Schoemaker Company
Wilmington
Ork
Vn Pog Photograph Paper Company
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