Grain Market Activity and Supplies Reported Quiet
Wheat receipts total 8 560 bushels, ship ments 81 210 bushels, stock 204 178. Market firm with little export inquiry for No 2 red. Corn receipts 800 bushels, market nominal. Oats and feed supplies steady yet quiet with mixed hay and straw prices. Butter cheese eggs live poultry and provisions steady amid fair demand. refined sugars firm but quiet. Cotton steady at 97 16c per lb.
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Pennsylvania
Delaware
Twentieth Street
Timothy
New York
Senate
Ben Lavis
California
Valencia
Michael
Florida
Havana
North Carolina
Southern
Georgia
Charleston
Bermuda
Norfolk
Mississippi
Celery
Gotton
Chicago
Kansas
Cece OH
Mess Park
Ree
Peete
Wheat market steadies amid foreign buying and harvest showers
New York reports wheat futures firm at first on strong overseas demand and weather in Europe. Notes show receipts 63 200 bushels spot firm No 2 red at 85c, No 1 Northern Duluth 84 1/2c, fob afloat, while new crop options premium fades as day ends.
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New York
Saide
Western
GaGic
I. F
Basley
rSic
TaSbe
Northern
Duluth
Sfc
Manitoba
England
France
Seashore Excursion From Philadelphia and Reading
A Sunday seashore trip offered by Philadelphia and Reading lines with a $1 excursion fare. Train service departs from Chestnut Street and returns after a day at the coast.
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Philadelphia
Reading
Lear
Nanether i
Chestnut Street
Market Briefs: Steady rice sugar and refined prices
A brief market note shows steady demand for rice and sugar with mild prices for raw cane sugar at eight cents and refined at a firmer level. Refining margins are stable with center centrifugal readings around 96 text and molasses sugar at two and a half cents.
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Rosin
Corf
Cotton market slips then steadies amid weather fears
New York reports a quiet steady cotton market with futures dipping 5 to 6 points on liquidation before recovering as traders priced in rain threats and hot Texas conditions. Chicago grains face wet weather with wheat futures rising and corn and oats mixed as provisions fade.
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New York
Liverpool
Key West
Texas
King
Shorts
Fear of Tomorrow's Chronicle
Market Report of Cattle Hogs and Sheep Across Cities
New York stock market notes show cattle and calves receipts and prices across cities, with strong quotes for steers and bulls, and varying hog and sheep figures. Chicago and Kansas City markets report mixed to steady trends, with several price ranges for cattle, hogs, and lambs, and notable receipts for each region.
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New York
Stendt
Lam Ae
Chicago
Texas Fed
Kansas City
Western Fed
Texas
East Buffalo
Wheat and beet patents noted in Minneapolis dispatch
The Minneapolis June 13 update mentions July wheat and Seenic Beet patents with values around 3.08. It records patent activity and related bulk dealings amid a sparse, technical market summary.
Market notes and price patterns in oil sector
A limited clipping notes oil price movements and market activity with references to certificates and patents. It mentions the city June context and general price averages, indicating an ongoing market overview without specific figures or firms.
Wool trade notes teased by Commercial Bulletin report
June 13 report previews in tomorrow's Commercial Bulletin describe neats and related Wool trade notes in the United States. The snippet hints at sector movements and price signals to watch. The fragment emphasizes early trade signals without full details.
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Hostok
United States
Wool Market See Prices Firm as West Booms
Prices for wool are firm with a cent rise on medium fleece and upward tendency on others. A shipment of 165 pounds Australian wool to London this week reflects higher prices there than locally. In Boston since January 1, 1902 receipts total 115,527,478 pounds, with shipments of 116,631,255 pounds to date. Stock on hand in Boston January 1, 1902 was 77,340,468 pounds. today it stands at 83,935,204 pounds.
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London
Boston
Trade optimism and easing labor strife temper near term outlook
Bradstreet's notes labor troubles shadow the outlook but fall trade confidence grows. Export demand improves for manufactured goods while cotton, copper, oils, and lumber move briskly. cereals and raw cotton exports dip versus last year. Shipments, pig iron, and dry goods show varied gains as building remains active.
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United States
Canada
Weekly Trade Review signals steady activity despite labor disputes
R G Don Co reports no dip in business across industries as agriculture remains strong and crops outlook improves. May railway earnings up 4.7 percent year over year, textiles hold steady on limited stocks, cotton goods bought with cheaper raw materials in view, wool and leather markets stable, and grain reports show mixed crop estimates with 162 U S failures vs 179 last year.
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Iron and Steel
Bessemer
Pittsburg
Texas
United States
Canada
Cotton visible supply nears 2.81 million bales world
New Orleans reports Secretary Hester's figure showing total world cotton visible at 2,811,949 bales, with American production at 1,857,049 bales and other nations sharing 854,000 bales. New York ports list North and South receipts and exports across port totals and year comparisons.
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New Orleans
Hester
Payo
Brazil
India
Eld
Egypt
United States
New York
Galveston
Mobile
Norfe
Boston
Bales
Biladelphia
Vv Specures
Brunswick
Ntte
Sirians
Electric trust advances after Ganz & Co purchase
The Widener Elkins Dolan Whitney group buys Budapest Ganz & Co as part of a plan to form a world spanning electric trust. The Stanley plant in Pittsfield Mass will expand, capital to 25 million, to produce Ganz motors for locomotive use and supersede steam in heavy loads.
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Ganz & Co
Budapest
Hungary
Europe
Widener-Elkins-Dolan- Whitney Syndicate
Stanley Electrical Company
Philadelphia Times
Stanley
Pittsfield
Mass
Ganz Company
Real estate actions span city projects and private sales
The Philadelphia market shows a flurry of plans and sales. Lamb & Co report parcels at Fourth and Walnut sold to Muir & Haughton for General Accident Assurance. Majestic Apartment House plans from Otto Strack for Broad Street site. Edward Hazlehurst designs for Fourth Presbyterian Church and Baumann residences. Factory and school projects awarded to McCaul, Pursell, and others with costs from 3,500 to 75,000. Numerous residential lots and stores change hands in North Front, West Thompson, and Allegheny areas, with detailed parcel sizes and buyer names listed.
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Lamb & Co
Walnut Street
Fourth and
Walnut Streets
Fourth Street
Muir & Haughton
General Accident Assurance Corporation
Perth
Scotland
Duhring, Okle & Ziegler
Majestic Apartment House
Otto Strack
New York
Elkins
Broad Street
Stiles
Majestic Apartment House Company
Edward Hazlehurst
William R. Dougherty
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Forty-seventh Streets
Kingsessing Avenue
Avondale
Clara H. Baumann
Pulaski Avenue
Manheim Street
Adin B. Lacey
Thomas Riley
Bureau of Building Inspection
Academy of the Sacred Heart
Torresdale
Charles McCavn Company
Tenth Avenue
Sixteenth Street
National Biscuit Company
Susquehanna Avenue
Isaac Pursell
D. K
L. V. Boyd
Denny & Welsh
A. Raymond Raff
Nutz & Worthington
Thomas Little & Sons
Appleton & Burrell
H. B. Shoemaker & Co
Thirty-sixth
Sansom
John Welsh
H. Foulkes
W. Rafford & Sons
Turner & Stewart
J. M. Larsen & Sons
Camden
Gately & Harley's
Broadway
F. D. Williams
Eighteenth Street
Pacific
Joseph Ashley
Friends’ Asylum
Asylum Pike
Kensington Avenue
Oxford Turnpike
Walter Smedley
Martin Hetzel & Co
Germantown Avenue
Gorgas
John W. Mortimer
Hope
Ontario Streets
Ontario Street
John P. Smith
Old York Road
Hunting Park Avenue
H. R. Heinicke
Powers & Weightman
Ridge Avenue
School Lane
John W. Martin & Sons
Percy Street
John 8. Serrill
Ellen W. Huston
North Camac Street
George Schmelz
Clara R
Joseph Swope
North Front Street
Hannah Levin
Pemberton & Co
Girard Building
W. J. Bord
Tr. Minnick & Son
Imt Ridge Avenue
West Thom Street
Jennie Pauline Magee
Emerald ST
M. Henry Green
Ian . Rice
Pacific Sts
Marshall Knight
Frank D. Witener
Win Steerart
A A. Gardiner
Second ST
Emma M. Jones
Tommasco Manis
Sprague
Hartwell
Luigi Maracco
Francesca Mascaro
Williams
Henry
C. Hawkine
20Th &T
Vance Cays
Jel F. McConnell
le Glean
Erie Ave
Davi
Eva Coyne
45Th ST
Charles
Metzger
Clara B. Belfry
Girard
Girard Ave
Tee
Lot St
Hmrard Ave
56Th
Thompson
Allison St
Eaawina
Clifford Pembertes
Fairview Ave
Delaware Ave
Rowland
Edwin Y. Montange
Wear
Clifford Pemberton, Jr
Louis
Wateoree A
Charles P
David
Folwell Tone
David C. Folwell
Annie J. NE
Green ST
Ellen Friar
City of Philadelphia
Green
Sarah A. Stillman
Fay
Seobey
56Th ST
Henry L. Begley
Clifford Nen Jr
Hagert ST
26Th St
Theodore Gilman
George Lohman
Hicks ST
Wharton Belleding Association
John L. Schmid
Howard ST
Dauphin
William J. Mahrer
William Geal
Kensington Ave
Somerset
Nathaniel H. Sarman
H. Walter Genther
Eliza Saxman
Lawrence ST
Venango
Christian W. Consens
Mary F. Hoerle
Swete Jay Myrtlewood
Este
Rocierer
Margaretha Sehira
Rider’ Kiog B. Davideon
Mareis ST
James
Baldwin
Ee Baldwin
Melon
Mary Gorman
Andre F. Bornot
Melon ST
Patrick F. Lanahan
19Th ST
York
Frederick Greiner
Mary Lore
Overbrook
Redfam
Margaret Platt
Sweor
Preston Butler
William P. Houston
Pennsylvania Ave
Taylor ST
Mark A. McGrillis
City of
Teageune Yeuhes
Reed
Jno
Downer
Carl Groubpan
North Bastoe — Co
Chas. Kaplen
Des Sees School
Francia Chapman
Laura H. Ringwaelt
18Th ST
Harold €. Irvin
Henry N. Barker
PEARL
Pearl St. Ns
Rachel G. Moore
Sane
Francesco Mascaro
Anna Mryeees
Eliza J. Smith
Ward &B. ¢ L. Anen
E. Seeburger
Carreen
Wyoming
Christian Dietz
Henry G. Hearder
Quarrel Over Kettle Ends in Murder
Chicago report says Niles Brewster died after a kitchen quarrel with Ed Kahn at a restaurant. Kahn used a butcher knife, stabbing Brewster after a dispute over a kettle, with Brewster pinned against a steel range.
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Chicago
Niles Brewster
Ed Kahn
Kahn
Fall River Liner Disabled in Shipping Incident
STONINGTON Comn June 13 The Fall River Line freight steamer City of Brock was disabled after mechanical trouble near the harbor waters. Shipwreck crews reported no injuries and a tow line was established to move the vessel to safety.
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Stonington, Comn
Fall River Line
City of Brockiar
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Africa
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Electric Trust
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Garian Company
Allen B. Johnson
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Toledo
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Seventh Street
Jacob Rose
Granite Street
Alfred RB
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Oxford
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Stabrick
Thomas Hope
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Tilton
George Arnbott
George W. Harnischfeger
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walTnas Ave
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Ed Hebl
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Erie Viceepany
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Eighth Street
DOYLE
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Belgrade Building and Loan Association
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Davidson
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American Bulldine Out Lawn Association
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Yorum Street
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Joseph
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Richmond
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Jefferson Medical College of
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Cheetnut Hill
Jefferson Medical College
Ublic
William Potter
Simon Gratz
Bis&olution OF Partnership
Brur Bedell
Samuel Yluor
Christian
Maccain
Williams Pelawson
United Gas
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Lewis Lillie
Venango Street
Sixteenth Co Bvedus Hvethsianvdap
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Union Street
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Carson Street
Mermaid Avenue
Mary E
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William L. Ross
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Peechell
Peschall
Fall River
Commonwealth
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Henry M. Dechert
Andrew J. Maloney
William F. Kling
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Charles K. Zug
Ringgold
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E. Cooper Shapley
John H. Sloan
Fred Sylvester
H. J. Verner
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