Bulls in Wheat Have Their Inning In Bullish Trade
Chicago markets report bullish wheat on strong outside demand and wet conditions delaying Nebraska and other state harvests. July futures rose to the mid 7 4 cents area as traders cover shorts while corn and oats show firm cash demand and limited selling. Foreign markets steady, seaboard exports rise, with oats and cotton activity noted and prices steady in greens and fruits.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Paris
Nebraska
Board of Trade
Shorts
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seaboard
Jay New
California
Valencia
St. Michaels
Gollings
Ancy
Florida
Maryland
Delaware
Cantaloupes
Georgia
Uth Carolina
North Carolina
North Carolna
Norfolk
Bermuda
Texas
Charleston
Celery
France
England
Snc
Costas Coces
Pew
Ikorig
Sanohn Uiddles
Grain and flour market summaries with mixed notes
Receipts and shipments show soy of corn oats and flour with firm prices for several grades. Wheat and rye flour demand weak, while feed and hay markets hold steady on mixed lots and quality levels. Live poultry and butter deliver modest gains with steady supply and modest demand.
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Pennsylvania
City Mills
New York Prices and Market Roundup June 20 New York
Flour receipts exports and sales were listed with firm activity in wheat and corn markets. Wheat showed a strong open near high cables then settled firmer after late buying. corn traded steady to firm with a dull option day. Prices for rye oats lard pork and coffee remained steady to firm. sugars and molasses showed stable to mild movement.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Teen Tune
Western Steam
Rio
Cordova
Cotton Market Rides Fluctuating Session Amid Drought Fears
New York June 20 The cotton market opened easy and fell before recovering on reports of drought in Texas and a bullish visible supply. July and August futures traded around last night’s levels, with prices moving on weather forecasts and Houston Post rain reports. World visible supplies showed a weekly drop, while in Chicago wheat and corn futures rallied on ongoing wet conditions and global market sentiment.
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New York
Liverpool
RIM
Texas
Houston Post
King
Butter Market Update and Dairy Notes
Daily market snapshot shows butter prices steady with limited movement. Dairy isle reports Tansee supplies steady, Tyga220 and Walle brands referenced alongside firm fresh eggs in cold storage."
Live Stock Quotation Summary From Major Markets
Receipts and prices across New York Chicago Kansas City and other hubs show varied demand. Beef and veal steady to firm. hogs higher in several markets. cattle mixed with Texan and western steers strong at Kansas City. wool market noted as firm in Boston with continued shipments. wheat and flour values steady. cotton futures posted modest activity.
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Ae Ee
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Red
New York
Chicago
Texas Fed
Aude
Peers
Choice
Kansas City
Texas
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
N. Y
Reed
Beth Pe Cyges
Whisky Market Shows Mixed Whisky Shipment Figures
QL City reports credit balances of $1.20 and 102,842 barrels shipped with an average 93,082 barrels and runs at 08,136 barrels, averaging 77,016 barrels. In Cincinnati on June 20 whisky market news notes finished goods activity under discussion.
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Cincinnati
Disciess
London Bar Silver Holds Steady Amid Mixed Global Quotes
London prices for bar silver average 245-16 pence per ounce with little change. New York for commercial bars slipped to 24 53 on the spot market. Mexican dollars traded around 4 24 6 per ounce in quiet sessions.
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London
New York
World cotton visible supply and port receipts update
Secretary Hester reports world visible cotton at 2 658 763 bales, down from last week and last year, with American stock about 1 750 753 bales and other kinds around 10 000 bales. New York port receipts since Sep 1 total 2 025 and include shipments from New Orleans Mobile Savannah and other ports. week ending June 20 shows exports and stocks across all U S ports with 350 457 stored in the inland system.
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New Orleans
Hester
India
Britain
Europe
Unites States
New York
Totel
All Porte
Srhlei
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Willmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Newport News
Abusive
Vancouver
Brunswick
Fernandias
Pensacola
Port Arthur
Port Townsend
Portland
Ore
el Pasol
le Tues
Laredo
Total
Med States
Dan American Afest
Liverpool
Ives
Dover Statement on State of the Condition Released
Dover to release a statement regarding the condition of the state. Details remain sparse as officials outline the purpose and scope of the update. برید
Delaware Farmers Expect Strong Year Amid Promising Crops
E G Packard secretary of the Farmers Association reports indications of a successful year for Delaware farmers with abundant crops and good prices. Wheat yields may be below normal, but corn, apples, pears, plums, cherries, and peaches look strong. Crimson clover seeds are hulled and farm sales to Minnesota Michigan Pennsylvania and New York settlers are noted.
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E. G. Packard
Farmers’ Association
Delaware
Minnesota
Michigan
Pennsylvania
New York
Sharp contrasts in trade as crops rise while coal fears persist
Bradstreet's notes mixed signals for June with improved crop prospects and strong railroad earnings countered by ongoing coal strike pressures. It reports higher wheat and corn exports, weak cotton in certain regions, tightening anthracite supply, and factory material strength offset by weaker print cloths and hog prices. Also, U S and Canada weekly business failures rose modestly.
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Central West
Southwest
Northwest
Texas
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Tennessee
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Louisiana
Europe
South Afria
Coro
United States
Iss
Canada
Trade Review notes mixed signals from East to West
Dun's weekly trade review reports quiet eastern demand due to season and labor disputes while interior and western areas show encouragement from bountiful harvests. Railway earnings rise, steel industry cautious on pig iron contracts, coal strikes curb furnaces, coke output climbs, and textiles hold firm with limited domestic and export demand.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
East
Far West
Sam
Connellsville
Lees
China
New England
Boy Dies After Water Cure Near Shawnee
Authorities investigate the death of 14 year old Arthur E. Pecore near Shawnee after companions allegedly tried the water cure. He was submerged in the Canadian river until his lungs and stomach filled with water, dying days later.
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Guthrie
C. T
Arthur E. Pecore
Shawnee
Canadian
Preservation Association Formed for Adirondacks
The Association for the Preservation of the Adirondacks was incorporated today in Albany. It comprises owners of large private estates parks and preserves in the Adirondack region. Directors include J. Pierpont Morgan William Whitney Alfred G. Vanderbilt William G. Rockefeller Whitelaw Reid and Henry Phipps.
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Albany
Association For the Preservation of the
Sailor Smothered in Motel Fire Near Empire Theatre
A motel fire at the St. Clair Motel next to the Empire Theatre in Toledo on June 19 or 20 led to the smothering death of Robert Smith, a sailor from Oswego, who was found in bed as smoke and flames spread through the room. Authorities reported the blaze and began investigations into the cause and circumstances of the tragedy.
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Toledo
Ohio
St. Clair Motel
Empire Theatre
Robert Smith
Oswego
Philippine Judgeship Declined by Local Figure
Charles H. Smith of this city, recently named in connection with a judgeship, declined the appointment amid unclear details in the report.
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Jacebon
Charles H. Smith
African trade boom seen with export surge to Africa
A semi official statement notes a rapid rise in US exports to Africa, April 1902 leading all South American totals. British Africa accounts for about 85 percent of shipments, with strong gains in the Transvaal and Durban corridors. The forecast warns of overzealous takes and risks from bogus companies amid postwar growth.
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Washington
Africa
United States
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
South America
British Africa
British South African Export Gazette
South Africa
Escaped murderers captured near Stroudsburg
Charles Grether and Benjamin Aleilo, condemned murderers who escaped from Monroe County Jail in Stroudsburg last Sunday, were captured near Washington New Jersey by an armed posse that had pursued them since the escape.
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Philadelphia Times
Washington, N. J
Charles Grether
Benjamin Aleilo
Monroe County
Stroudsburg
Steamship Capital Increased by Sagisaw Steel Co
The Sagisaw Steel Steamship Company announced a rise in capital stock from 590000 dollars to an amount not yet stated, as reported from Trenton on June 20. The move marks a notable expansion in the firm’s financial base amid ongoing industrial activity.
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Trenton
Sagisaw Steel Steamship Company
Uled Paper
Ett Astable
Bet on vessel's safety in San Francisco long overdue
San Franciscans risked about 150000 dollars on the German bark H. F. Glade and face potential loss if the ship does not arrive by next Wednesday. Cable from London says Lloyds marks the Glade as missing while the Merchants' Exchange removed it from the overdue list. The Glade left October 19 with wheat and barley for Europe and has been absent 243 days.
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San Francisco
London
Lloyds
Merchants’ Exchange
Europe
Payne Seeks Postal Currency via Check System
Postmaster General Payne urges Congress to adopt a postal check system to move small sums by mail. He attaches committee draft, arguing checks are cheaper and safer than money orders and would extend coverage to rural areas.
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Washington
Payne
Congress
Bonn Empress Honored by German University Kammer
Kaiser lauds the Empress at Bonn Kommers as spectators including princes observe from the gallery. He says no German university has received such an honor and praises Bonn and the Borussia corps for hosting her Majesty the first princess of the land. He urges the students to be inspired by the event. Hurrah.
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Berlin
Borusela
Bonn
William
Germany
Kammer
Borussia Easy Corps
Borussia Corps
Murder in a Sanitarium in Chicago Heads to Inquiry
Ethel J. Craft, a public school teacher, charged St Luke's Society with murder at Dep uty Coroner Senff's desk after her father died in the sanitarium on April 20. The inquest linked the house physician Dr Silvers to possible incompetence with drugs and two nurses under treatment for drug habit faced abuse and intoxication allegations.
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Chicago
St. Luke's Society
Ethel J. Craft
Senff
Oicey
Dr. Silvers
Mia
Amanda C. Nicholls
Cora Klein
Disbrow Subpoenaed in Inquest at Southampton
Disbrow summoned to testify in the inquest over the deaths of Clarence Foster and Sarah Lawrence. The subpoena, issued by Coroner John Nugent on advice of Suffolk County District Attorney Livingston Smith, schedules the appearance at the coroner’s office in Southampton at noon tomorrow. Disbrow is unlikely to comply unless murder charges are preferred, according to attorney Rowland Mills.
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N. Y
Livingston’ Smith
Suffolk County
John Nugent
Louis N. Disbrow
Clarence Foster
Sarah Lawrence
Southampton
Disbrow
Rowland Mills
Goelet Detained for Speeding in Boston
Robert Goelet of New York, Harvard student, was stopped by Police Sergeant Nagle for speeding. He resisted police transport, was booked, and allowed release on a $30 deposit. He then failed to appear, and a default was entered.
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Boston
Robert Goelet
New York
Harvard
Nagle
Goelet
Goelet Fnally
Civil Service Shrinks Officials in Porto Rico
Dr. George W. Leadley of the Civil Service Commission reports a reduced official and employee count under the new regime in Porto Rico. He estimates that full U S duty on imports last year would have yielded about $6,000,000, slashing the needed staff to 108 from 282 in 1897.
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Washington
George W. Leadley
Civil Service Commission
Porto Rico
United States
Madrid Captain General Dies From Horse Fall
General Molto, Captain General of Madrid, died from injuries after he fell from his horse during a review of Spanish troops held for King Alfonso's majority celebration.
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Madrid
Molto
Alfonso
Develin-Garman Wedding at Camden Home
Elizabeth Develin and Charles W Garman wed at the bride’s parents home 21 Pega Street Camden in a small ceremony. The event joined two local families and was attended by close relatives and friends.
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Mies Elizabeth Develin
Charles W Garman
Pega Street
Camden
Oes Bey Dame Merheal
Philadelphia and Reading Excursion Loan Note
A brief notice regarding a one dollar loan tied to the Philadelphia and Reading excursion operation. Details read as a short financial credit item referencing a small traveler loan and related terms.
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Philadelphia
City Veel
Taos
Boston Wool Market
Commercial Bulletin
Montana
Northern
T.mat. Oi
Cloverseed Market
Liverpool Cotton Statistics
Delaware Crop Report
Greciny
Peradelruia
Dover
Del
Bradstreet
Trade Review
Dun’s Trade Review
Adirondacks
Chartered Association
Treasury
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Cape Colony
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Rhodesia
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Port Elizabeth
Durban
Delagoa Bay
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Renee
Kaiser
THE
Foster
Migs Lawrence
Robert Goelet Too Speedy
Boston Police
Philadelphia Timms
Civil Service IN
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United Werde
Greene Consolidated
North America
George A. Treadwell
William St
N.Y. Jerome, Ariz
George A. Treadwell Company
William Street
Myra B. Martin
Commonwealth
Title Insurance
Trust Company
Chestnut ST
Phila
Henry M. Dechert
Andrew J. Maloney
William F. Kling
Andrew T. Kay
Charles K. Zug
Wm. S. Ringgold
Joseph Savidge
E. Cooper Shapley
John H. Sloan
Fred Sylvester
H. J. Verner
Francis BE. Brewst
Dimner Beecher
Charles Carver
Franklin L. Lyle
Isaac D. Yocum
John M. McQurdy
M Provident
Life and Trust CO
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Guryi
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Compa Bop
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GEO. A. Huhn & Sons
Bullitt Building
S. Fourth ST
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Stock Exchange Serv & Co
New
Elmira & Williamsport
Pfrelzer, Walker & CO
Chestnut Street
Girard Trust Con Pany
Board of Mana
Charles James Rhoads
United Gas Improvement CO
Asa
Depew
Ship Trust
Chauncey M. Depew
American Line
St. Louis
Shipping Combine
United
Cuba
Valley City
N. D
Jennie Daley
William Bennett
Bennett Fred
Parladelphia & Reading
Aset Pyaaey
Saas Ee Eis
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