Wheat Market Again Unsettled Amid Decreases in Stocks
Chicago June 25. Clearing conditions and lower cables sparked early liquidation and short selling in wheat. July opened down and then rose as shorts covered amid concerns of overseas conditions and expected showers. July closed near 74 1 4 cents, with receipts at 24 cars and total stocks down. Corn and oats followed with mixed, cautious gains as weather and supply expectations influenced trading.
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Chicago
Bears
Shorts
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seaboard
Iowa
Philadelphia Wheat and Grain Prices Hold Steady Amid Light Offerings
Market notes show receipts of 366 bushels wheat and 18 600 bushels corn with minimal trading, prices steady under light offerings. American visible supply declines for wheat and oats while corn rises modestly. flour and rye flour remain steady with limited demand. hay, straw, and feed mostly steady. live poultry quiet but stable.
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Pennsylvania
Delaware
Stralaue
City Mills
Bruno
Datimothy
Bates
Nor ‘S
New York
Average Condition of the Banks in Philadelphia Market
Dressed poultry prices and provisions steady with demand matching supply. Fresh killed fowls and broilers quoted. beef, pork, and hams offered in varying lots. Green fruits and vegetables sold at moderate levels. refined sugars scarce but available at current list prices. Cotton market steady with futures showing gains. grain and flour markets mixed with futures extending gains in Chicago.
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Choley
California
Valencia
St. Michaels
Florida
Delaware
Georgia
North
South Carolina
North Carolina
Norfolk
Bermuda
Texas
Charleston
Crown
Orly
Wall Street
Notable Philadelphia and Regional Company Capital Figures
The document lists multiple firms including Merc er Trust Company of Mercer with $1 000 capital, Beaver Valley Sand Stone of New Castle with $10 000, Hanover Sewer Company of Hanover with $1 000, Tinted Refining Company of Glade Township Warren County with $50 000, L. D. Ganlk Dental Depot Incorporated of Philadelphia with $30 000, and Allied Union Planing Mill Company of Reading with $15 000 capital.
Emperor and Our Dog Aime the Brave Companion
A small mixed breed dog named Aime chases a ball of worsted and knocks wool into Emperor William I in the Lichtenthaler Allée. The dog’s action endears her to the Emperor who later saves her life from river dangers and who, after her peril, keeps her fears at ease. The tale ends with memories of the Emperor and the dog’s rescue.
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Karlsruhe
Baden-Baden
William 1
Myttle Rascal
Cos
Germany
Aime
New York Prices June 23 Flour Wheat Corn and More
Wheat receipts 91,075 bushels with active trade and firm spot prices. Corn demand and futures firm with July shorts covered. oats, hay, and hogs reported steady to firm. Rye flour and barley show limited activity while lard and molasses sugar markets hold near steady levels.
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New York
F. O B
Duluth
Fo. B
Paris
Southwest
Mike
Chicago
Skale
Otige
Bogpe
Maghet
Beate
Winme
Cotton Market Prices Rally on Strong Liverpool Show
The cotton market rose on eager demand from shorts and some foreign buyers, buoyed by Liverpool’s strength and Texas dry weather. August led the second rise to six cents, then a 5 to 6 point reaction after selling by roam traders and a slight setback in the English market. Excellent weather and better demand followed.
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Shorts
Liverpool
Texas
Sic
Preste
Live Stock Quotations from New York and Chicago Markets
June 23 report lists beef receipts 3 018 head with steers steady to lower and cows easier. Calves 5 255 head slow with veals around 7.50 to 7.70. Hogs 8 042 head firm with state pens 7.50 to 7.70. Chicago prices show mixed cattle, hogs rising to 7.85 for top heavy types. EAST BUFFALO and Cincinnati notes included with varied steer and heifer quotes.
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New York
Chicago
Wayneen
Texas Fed
Lamba
East Buffalo
N . Dune
Kifker
Kesar
Cincinnati
Weekly Bank Returns Reflect Mixed Changes Across Cities
New York weekly non member bank data shows deposits, reserves, and net deposits with shifts from Clearing House results. Boston Clearing House figures reveal slight increases in circulation and reserves while excess deposits in New York and other cities are noted.
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New York
Oy Saab
Temlers Onl
Clearing House
Weber Eee Xaos Eis
Vosit
Bankutes
Boston
Benke
Negres Beg
National banks select reserve agents and stocks rise
The Corn Exchange National Bank and several others were named reserve agents for regional banks including Marine National Wildwood and Portland National. Philadelphia National will assist Manufacturers’ National Troy while market observers note a sharp rise in Philadelphia bank stocks and a steady reserve ratio near 30 percent.
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Corn Exchange National Bank
Marine National
Wildwood
N. J
Girard National
Portland
Fourth Street National
National Bank of Commerce
Natchez
Miss
Market Street National
Reading
Jrizens
Ashland
Manufacturers’ National
Troy
N. Y
Philadelphia National
New York
Philadelphia National Banks
Southwark National
Southwestern National
Philadelphia
East & Louis and Suburban Company Files for Capital Increase
The East & J. Louis and Suburban Company filed papers in Trenton to authorize capital rising from 3,000,000 to an unspecified amount. The action appears to involve operating trolley service and mentions leadership by an East April appointment. Harrisburg notes indicate other filings at the State Department, including the Eclipse Building and Loan Association.
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Trenton
East &J. Louis and Suburban Company Today
Secretary of State
Io Ite
Cin
Geordie T East
Tennessee clubwomen launch social settlement in Walker's Valley
The Tennessee Federation of Women's Clubs led by Mrs. Charles A. Perkins inaugurates a two‑room cabin project to educate the Mountaineers at Walker's Valley. A single reader exists among about thirty families noted for shiftlessness and moonshining. a traveling library arrives, aiming to teach reading and basic housekeeping.
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Tennessee
Walker's Valley
Walker
Tennessee Federation of Women’s Clubs
Charles A. Perkins
Knoxville
Tennessee Mountaineer
Federation
Tuckaleechee Cove
Tennessee Mountains
Man and bear fight for life reported by freighter
A freighter arriving from the Coffer Creek district to Trinity county relayed a dramatic encounter between an old gilgér and two large bears. The narrative details a perilous moment as the man defended himself near his cabin with a hammering Nails as he opened.
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Coffer Creek
Trinity County
Jenni
Cottes Creek
Easie Gog
Remarkable Stock Letters Promote Immediate Purchases
The letters from May 21 and June 12 urge buying Tin, Cen, Mop shares as bullish, predicting sharp short term rises. They claim Ill Cen, Mop offers strong earnings potential, suggesting profits if acted on now. Readers are offered free daily market letters and a 1902 Guide to Investors.
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Cen
Monom
I. L
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
Miner Jennings Fights Bear to Save Life in Remote Cabin
In a brutal encounter near his cabin, an elderly miner named Jennings grappled a bear to protect himself and a man. He repeatedly stabbed the bear as it crushed him, sustaining deep wounds but eventually killing the animal. Jennings, though bleeding and weak, crawled back to his cabin and is expected to recover as his wounds heal.
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Jennings
May
Besr
Ennings
San Francisco
The Pope's Danger Anarchist Plot Sought Against Vatican
The Italian police suspect an anarchist plot against the pope. Precautions increase at the Vatican as guards tighten around St. Peter's and the pope while huge crowds gather for mass. The Pall Mall Gazette Rome Telegram reports the threat and security concerns.
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Vallcan
St. Peter's
Pall Mall Gazette
Rome Telegram
Spanish Style Church Planned for Pensacola Parish
The vestry of Christ Church Parish Pensacola Florida adopts a Spanish architectural form for a new church. Pensacola’s history as a Spanish colonial city is noted with Spanish street names and heritage, while the modern town remains American.
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Pensacola
Christ Church Parish
Via
St. Augustine
Althe
Spanien
Iwi Nish A
Ieee al Pe
Butcher confronts a raging brown bear in Potrero
Samuel Aftergut, a Potrero butcher, endured two hours hauling a raging demented brown bear that threatened him. He sought help to kill the animal as it prowled the area, ending his taste for bear meat.
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Samuel Aftergut
Potrero
Hiew
Manager for Philadelphia Office at Consolidated Exchange Brokerage
High class brokerage seeks A No. 1 manager for Philadelphia office. Emphasis on social standing and honesty. intimate knowledge not required. Good salary and potential office interest. Apply Opportunity, P. O. Box 138, New York City.
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Consolidated Exchange
Philadelphia
P. O
N. Y. City
Bear Sentenced to End Misery After Wild Rampage
Billy kept a cub that grew vicious and pests. Aftergut sold it to a butcher who hauled the bear in a wagon with a rope around its neck. The distressed animal degraded the wagon, drew crowds, and the Captain ordered the bear shot after police approached.
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Billy
Bruin
Hall of Justice
Sey Francisco Chronicle
Electrically Preserved Wood Method for Diverse Uses
The Praktischer Maschinenconstructeur outlines an electrical preservation process for wood. A wooden trough holds borax resin and sodium carbonate solution. current drives sap to the surface, replaced by the preservative. After five to eight hours the wood is removed and air dried or dried in a controlled chamber.
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Praktischer Maschinenconstructeur
Two-headed Eagles and the Origin of Heraldic Symbolism
Professor Leopold Messenschmidt explains in Der alte Oriest how the two headed eagle appears in ancient sculptures and is linked to early Hittite and Oriental traditions, tracing its rise in modern heraldry for general readers.
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Leopold Messenschmidt
Aus Atartas
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