Bears Win But On Oversold Market Inverted By Selling
Bears won the week on an oversold market amid heavy liquidation by tired holders and short sellers. Asphalt led losses while Union Traction and Reading showed mixed results as pessimism gave way to cautious hope of a near-term recovery with some stocks hitting parity.
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Bears
Lehigh Navigation
Lehigh Valley
United Gas Improvement Company
Union Traction
Reading
Fist
Reading Common
Northern Pacific Common
New York
Cambria
Bethlehem Steel
Wall Street Gossip and Market Movements Reported
Financial gossip notes a selling fever, higher bank circulation, and ample buying in Northern Pacific shares. Wheat prospects in Nebraska are strong, while a bear raid on Brooklyn Rapid Transit continues. Reports cite large road earnings for mid June and ongoing stock market volatility.
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Liquida
New York Banking and Market Snapshot
The weekly Associated Banks of New York statement shows total daily receipts at 2 012677 and monthly receipts at 36 282439 with year to date 885 555 and daily expenditures at 1240000. Changes include loans up 25 900 and deposits down 4 787 600 while circulation and reserves shift. wheat exports and Union Traction stock movements noted alongside a General Electric capital stock increase proposal. Henry Clews cites bearish mood from crop, political, and export concerns amid market weakness.
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Associated Banks of
New York
Henry Clews
Beyin
York to Build $50,000 Cold Storage Plant
A Special Telegraph letter from York dated June 23 reports plans for a $50,000 cold storage plant. An informal meeting led to formation of a managing estate to build and operate the facility, organized by Thomas Shipley with York Manufacturing Works and other charter members.
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York
Meneestate
Orga Thomas Shipley
York Manufactur Works
Grain and Produce Market Drought Boosts Prices
The market rose on drought reports and crop damage in the Northwest. Home centers show bullish sentiment with milling grades around $3.00 per bushel. June contracts bid at 86c, asks 87c. Car lots and steamer bids vary with No. 2 red bids near 84-87c and other grades showing small advances amid firm call options. Export demand remains fair but limited by higher limits.
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Sg Steamer
Car lots scarce yet strong amid rising cereals trade
Car lots were scarce and strong in sympathy with the rise in other cereals, but trade was quiet. Nothing was done for export. Sales of eight cars No 2 white clipped on track and in elevator at 31 and a half cents.
Wheat Market Dips and Rises Across Flour Brands
Receipts total 4 340 barrels and 1 246 928 pounds in sacks as wheat prices swing. Favorite family brands show gains of about 2 cents per barrel while quotations list Winter and Western grades from 2.70 to 4.50 dollars, with clear and patent varieties spanning 2.90 to 4.50 dollars.
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Fondity, Mills, Co
Grain price report quotes range for Western patent barrels
Market notes quote quiet trading as prices run from 3.25 to 3.50 per barrel for Western patent quality, reflecting lighter demand and stable quality grades in the trade.
Market Report Steady Prices On Desirable Table Grades
The market was quiet on Saturday with prices firmly maintained on all desirable table grades. Quoted figures include solid-packed extra 19 1/4c per dozen, firsts 2 1/10c, prints fancy wholesale 20c, Jobbing 14c.
Market Report Shows Firm Demand and Mixed Cheese Prices
Demand was fair and the market ruled firm with moderate offerings. New York full cream fancy small boxes sold at 10 cents, other grades quoted as to quality. Swiss cheese varied with quality. Fine fresh stock had fair demand while heated and inferior stock were dull. Western choice fresh in free cases loss off 14 cents, Pennsylvania and nearby fresh also 14 cents.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Live Fowls and Chickens Steady in Fair Demand
Choice live fowls and chickens were steady and in fair demand. Quotations ranged on the following basis: Fowls, hens, 10c. old roosters 6c. spring chickens large 18 to 20c. do small and medium 16 to 17c.
Market report on dressed fowls and chickens prices
Dressed fowls and chickens were in moderate supply and choice grades readily brought top prices. Fresh killed fowls Western choice 10c. fair to good Sabec old roosters 64c. Broiling chickens nearby by size 18 to 25c. Western broilers large dry picked 18 to 20c. Do small and scalded 13 to 17c.
Desirable Rote of New Potatoes and Vegetables Noted
Market notes show scarce new potatoes with strong demand and firmness. Southern vegetables priced high with choice potatoes at 2.25 to 2.75 per barrel. medium primes 1.75 to 2. No 2 1.01 to 1.25. peachblows and reds 1.50 to 2. eggplant Florida 8 to 5 per barrel. other items include cucumber machetes and squash with varied crate and basket prices.
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Florida
Receipts Reflect Strong Demand for Fresh Fruits at General Markets
Receipts of many items ran liberal with demand focused on premium fruits. Prices quoted include new apples at 1.50 per barrel, strawberries three bits per quart, Georgia cantapes 1.75 to 2.50 per crate, Florida pineapples 3.50 to 3.75 per crate, Porto Rico fruit at 18.23 per 100, and California navels 3.75 to 3.25 per box.
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New York
Delaware
Maryland
Georgia
Southern
Florida
Porto Rico
California
Fragmented butchers shop quotes on bacon beef and pork sales
The document lists varied meat quotations including smoked beef knuckles and tenders, beef hams, pork family packages, and cured hams. Items cover smoked, pickled, and salt preparations with price notations and references to brand and average quality across several cut types.
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T.C
Market Prices for Refined Sugars in Quiet Session
The market was quiet but firm with refiners' prices after rebates of 1.5 cents per 100 pounds at 80 days and 1 percent cash discount at seven days. Prices listed include Cubes 5.85c, powdered 5.50c, crown A 5.70c, standard cube 5.70c, granulated 5., extra fine 5.50c, Nos. 16 to 1 4.00-4.85c.
Hay and straw market report with bid prices
Hay was in large supply with moderate demand and steady high grade prices. Straw remained quiet with ample offerings at former rates. Quotes include Timothy large bales 170 to 170.17, No 1 and No 2 mixed bales around 15, No 4 wheat residue noted in error.
Market Quote on Winter Bran Per Ton With Bulk Pricing
In moderate supply and demand at former rates. Quote shows winter bran in bulk per ton with pricing around 1016 dollars, noting size and quality terms. The misspelled terms appear to reference bulk commodities and standard units used in price discussions.
Uplands middling price firm on OxE per pound basis
The market notes a firm tone for middling uplands with a quoted basis of OxE per pound. Traders hold steady as buyers show cautious interest and price levels stabilize after prior fluctuations.
Foreign Exchange Reported by Brown Brothers & Co Merling
Exchange rates reported by Brown Brothers and Merling show a 2 percent change for a treated series. Details on dates and currency pairs are incomplete in the fragment. Further data would specify which currencies and the exact date range.
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Brown Brothers & Ae Merling, Pers
Pullman Buffet Parlor Car Service to Bloomville Begins
Beginning June 25 a Pullman Buffet parlor car service will operate between Philadelphia and Bloomville via Jersey City and the Pennsylvania and West Shore Railroads. The train leaves Broad Street Station, Philadelphia at 11 A M on weekdays with return trips to follow on weekdays.
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Philadelphia
Bloomville
Catekill
Jersey City
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Shore Railroad
Broad Street
Mines and miners report widespread western sales and loans
A Sydney telegram notes half interests in eight Cape Nome claims sold to a New York syndicate for 100 000 with machinery en route and 20 000 in prepwork. fires wipe out Commonwealth Mining near Pierce for 500 000, with talks of sale to English syndicate. in British Columbia a copper company expands with a 800 ton smelter while ore shipments start from the Boundary district. in Colorado and Utah mines announce large copper and silver developments and new smelters amid rising output prospects.
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Seattle
Wash
Cape Nome
New York
Nome City
Cape Horn
Tucson
Ariz
Commonwealth Mining Company
Pierce
Spokane, Washb
British Columbia Copper Company, Limited
Deadwood Camp
B. C
Greenwood
Andrew Laidlaw
Boundary District
Trail
Kootenal
le Roi
Rossland
Colorado Springs
Col
Newhouse
Tdlaho Springs
Wilcox
Belleview Mountain
Pewankee
Crown Point
Virginia
Edgar Union
Stratton
Independence
Messrs. Tutt, Penrose and McNeill
Lawrence
Victor
Cripple Creek Gold Exploration Company
Ajax
Battle Mountain
Eastern
Denver
San Luis Valley Land and Mining Company
Baca
Sagueghe County
United States Circuit Court
John T. Duncan
Duncan
New Jersey
Rocky Mountain Smelting Company
Florence
Colorado
New and
Old Mexico
Arizona
Wyoming
Idaho
Utah
Montana
Cripple Creek
Grand View
Boulder
Great Western Exploration and Reduction Company
Helena
Mont
Snowball
Berlin
Anaconda Company
United States District Court
Colusa-Parrott
King
Raymond
Shaler
F. Augustus Heinze
Supreme Court
Heinze
Pennsylvania
Coconino Mining Company
Colorado River
Bound for the Exposition Steamer Rhynland Carries Philadelphians
The steamship Rhynland sailed from this port yesterday on a summer tour to Europe and the Exposition carrying a large party of prominent Philadelphians. The passenger list includes Miss Rhoda Archer, J L Baker, Mrs Baker, Miss Marion C Bartes, Henry A Bayley, George L D Blount, Roy Blount, Prof A B de Bordes and Mrs de Bordes, Miss Helen Brand, Miss Minnie F Brow, Dr Mary Buchanan Bullard, T Burwell, Col ME Buss, J A Bush Jr, Howard—, John P James, Doleman, Miss Duryee, Eveline S Edy, Miss Fe Fos Fraser, Huntley teen, Dr Bila W Paho, Miss Katharine J Lane, George Lannoo, Mrs non, Miss Florence La Tourette, Miss Pauline La Tourette, Miss Claire L Latin, Miss N Levett, Miss A M Levett, W J Lewis, N H Licklider, Rev George W plies Magath, Mrs Mills, Marie T Nitzky, Juship Nunnaly, Mrs A Ostrander.
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Rhoda Archer
J. Ll. Baker
Mrs. Baker
BE. M. Baker
Marion C. Bartes
Henry A. Bayley
George LD. Blount
Roy Blount
A. B. de Bordes
A. de Bordes
Helen Brand
Minnie F. Brow
Mary Buchanan
Bullard
T. Burwell
Col
M .E. Buss
J. A. Bush
Howard Eo
John P James
Katharine J. Lane
George Lannoo
Nnon
Florence la Tourette
Pauline La_Tourette
Claire L. Latin
N. Levett
A. M. Levett
W. J. Lewis
N. H. Licklider
George W.plies
Magath
Mills
Las Marie T. Nitzky
Juship Nunnaly
A. Ostrander
Congressman at Deaths Door in Meningitis Crisis
June 23 reporting Congressman Robert J. Gambie is near death at his Yenkton home due to meningitis. Local physicians say his condition is critical as he remains unconscious and under constant medical care. The article notes his long service and calls for prayers for his recovery.
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Yenkton
D. D
Robert J. Gambie
National Y. P. C. U. Elects Officers at Biennial Convention
Special Telegram from Lebanon reports the National YP C U of the United Brethren in Christ elected officers for the coming term. Names include President Rev J P Landis Dayton Ohio. vice presidents J P Kinsely Steelton Pa Rev O C Wright Columbus Ohio Rev J S Pitman Los Angeles Cal. corresponding secretary Rev C Brubaker Dantesvienna. treasurer E J Rogerton Ohio. executive council Rev P F Pana Dayton Rev W R Drury Toledo Isaace Haak Myerstown and Bishop J Hott conducted devotions.
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Tur Times
Lebanon
The
United Brethren In Christ
J. P. Landis
D. D
Dayton
Ohio
East
J. P. Kinsely
Steelton
O. C. Wright
Columbus
West District
J. S Pitman
Los Angeles
Cal
C. Brubaker
Dantes
W. Lilsburg
Veroanee
Illinois
E. J
Isaace Haak
Myerstown
J. Hott
Carter
Virginia
Wedee
Abarcia
W. A. Lekson
Dillsburg
G. W. Pause
Ae Keiper
Bankrupts named in Lancaster and Fonnsestock cases
Liabilities total 26 000.84 with assets 370 in the Lancaster and Fonnsestock districts. Hyman Poerhart of Lancaster and Abraham Fies nom of Fonnsestock were adjudged voluntary bankrupts in the United States District Court. Liabilities listed, court records note.
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Hyman Poerhart
Lancaster
United States District Court
Abraham Fiesnom
Fonnsetcote
Rane
Weathet Lehem
Alfred J Palle
Elks Host Social Session for GOP Delegates
The local Elks lodge at 232 North Ninth Street invites all male members of the theatrical profession currently in town to an evening social. The event begins at 8:00 PM in the lodge hall and will host leftover Republican delegates who belong to the organization.
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Lodge of Elks
North Ninth Street
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