Grain Markets Steady Despite Wheat Doubts and July Options
Wheat opened weak on manipulation fears and a favorable weather map but rebounded as talks of boosting July options by a major elevator spurred buying. July prices closed steady to slightly higher as traders eyed depleted stocks and slow new-wheat movement. Corn firmed after early rain forecasts, while receipts and exports supported overall market firmness amidst renewed speculation in September and July contracts.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Bradstreet’s
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seaboard
Nebraska
East
New York
Ennigs
Kirkdale
Rita
Sicily
H. M. Bell
New Orleans
Cantinens
Joly
Vera
Tisi
St. John
N. B
England
John
Emory
Boston
Boston To West Coast
Africa
Maerdor
Rio Grande de Sul
wPiladelphia
Ieee
Philadelphia
Maria Castellane
St. Felix
Kiandra
London
Philadelae
Eva B. Doco
Masansing
Brunswick
Disteh
S. D
Philadelphia Grain and Provisions Market Report
Receipts and shipments for wheat show light offerings and steady prices, with No. 2 red and other grades quoted on track. Corn and oats trade is quiet with small lots sold, while flour, rye flour, and feed stay firm. hay and straw supplies small, butter and cheese steady, eggs down slightly, live poultry steady, and provisions traded fairly in a steady jobbing market.
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Bradstreet
Pennsylvania
Delaware
City Mills
Western
South Wesern
Southern
Zee Western
New York Grain and Market Report June 24
New York market news shows flour receipts and exports, wheat and corn activity with futures and spot movement. Wheat climbed briefly on July shorts then eased after profits, with July at 80 80 1/2 cents and September around 7 75. Corn oversaw initial gains from showers but finished with a late upturn. oats strong with options active on wet weather, and various staples like hay hops hides wool and oils steady to firm across the board.
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New York
Western
Duluth
Manitoba
White State
Cordova
Cotton Market Opens Firm on Strong Demand and Weather News
The cotton market opened firm in New York with prices up to five points, aided by shorts demand, foreign buying, bull support, and a strong Liverpool tone. News of Texas drought and rising spot demand kept gains, though some profit taking appeared later. total sales around 125000 bales.
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New York
Shorts
Liverpool
Edward
Texas
Profis
Wall Street
Merene
Market Report Beef and Calves Receipts Decline
New York on June 4 reports receipts for beef and calves. Beeves receipts 44 mostly direct to sales. cattle prices cited for American steers and refrigerator beef by pound. Calves very well supplied, about 500 head unsold with some sold at 7.25 per cwt and 32.50 per hundredweight.
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New York
Cables
Ishalie
Ligalie
Hogs Receipts and Cattle Markets Across Cities Reported
Market reports from Chicago and other cities show cattle receipts around 4 000 with Texans prominent. prices for good to prime steers range 7.60 to 8.25 dollars, hogs steady to higher with mixed and butchers at 7.30 to 7.80, sheep and lambs varied with regional differences. northern and eastern markets note strong wool prices and whisky trading activity.
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Paanteaa City
Estern
Texas
Indiana
Chicago
East Buffalo
York
Nalvabde
East Liberty
Ood
Eavier
Cincinnati
Futures and markets report from New Orleans and New York
New Orleans futures show steady levels with bids in June and July. New York cable summaries reveal U S and Canada grain supply declines across wheat corn and oats with notable regional reductions and some regional increases in Dallas and Fort Worth areas. Oil City reports credit balances at 1.20, no bids on certificates, and shipment and run figures.
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New York
Bradstreet
United States
Canada
Rockies
Europe
Manitoba
Chicago
Ire Arbor
Coteau
St. Joseph
Omaha
Dallas
Wate News
Fort Orth
Oil City
Flour and grain dealers plan July 3–7 exchange closure
Leading wholesale flour grain and hay firms members of the Philadelphia Commercial Exchange vote to close from July 3 to July 7. A circular petition asks the Board of Governors to authorize the seven day closing interval.
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Philadelphia Commercial Exchange
Board of Governors
Oil Gusher Reported Near Basin City by California Men
Confirmation arrived of an oil gusher struck near Basin City in the Bonanza Field on the Norwood river, about thirty miles southeast of the Big Horn basin. The development was reported by California explorers and adds a new prolific site in the region.
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Omaha
California
Basin City
Norwood River
Bonanza Field
Big Horn Basin
Shipping News Highlights From June 25
Shipping detail lists arrivals and clearances on June 24 including steamer Taff Canrobert Banes fruit United Fruit Company and steamer Urd Kollenberg Matanzas sugar. Also records other vessels, cargoes, routes, and ports from Philadelphia to Antwerp and Liverpool with multiple ships cleared or sailing.
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Taff
Canrobert
Banes
Fruit
United Fruit Company
Urd
Kollenberg
Matanzas
William J. Grandfield
Alleghany
Chase
Savannah
Merchandise, Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Company
Eaglet
Warren
New York
William P. Clyde & Co
Ericsson
Grace
Baltimore
Groves
Vreeland
Bakker
Boston
Willam J. Grandfield
Parran
Henrickson
Saginaw
Tunnell
Richmond
Sbtarfield
Davies
London
Peter Y & Sons
William R. Huston
Coleman
New London
Mitchell & Megee
Horatio
Kelly
New Bedford
Carrie
Belle
James River
Robert_C. McQuillen
Burrows
Fernandina
Charles T. Me & Co
A Hampshire
Allyn's Point
Davis Coal and Coke Company
Dunlo
Pemberton
Newport
Kennebec
Charles Silver
Winyah
Simmons
Benefactor
French
Richard Willing
McLaughlin
Canpobert
le Lion
Eland
Amsterdam
Philip Ruprecht
Vera
Bennett
St. Joan
Liestergaard & Co
Watson
List
Plymouth
Pennsylvania
Hamburg
Louisburg
C. B
Leif Erickson
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Wandered
Pensacola
Philae
Quebec
St, Vincent
C. V
Greatham
Newcastle-On-Tyne
Monomoy
Copenhagen
Land
Marseilles
Neustria
Antwerp
Barcelona
Newport News
Broadmayne
Suez
Lathington
Rangoon
Queenstown
Tentonia
Bremen
Barbaroosa
Breslau
Alexandria
Ferndene
Mars
Bristol
Bergenland
West Point
Sige
Uly Thordis
Leith
Canadia
Rotterdam
Mackinaw
Enans
Baltimore Port Ship Arrivals and Clearances Update
June 24 report from Baltimore lists arriving steamers Iberia Norwegian Jakobsen Baracoa Alberto Treves Cornelia Huelva St Michaels Nantucket Boston and others. Cleared steamers Queen Alexandra Tresco Iberia Norwegian Jakobsen Gibara Lord Dufferin and more with towing barges A and C. Also notes schooners and port activity in Bermuda district.
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Baltimore
Iberia
Jakobsen
Baracoa
Alberto Treves
Cornelia
Huelva
St Michaels
New Orleans
Kirwan
Savannah
Dorchester
Dizer
Providence
Nantucket
March
Boston
Anthony Groves, Jr
Fowler
Philadelphia
Richard Williog
McLaughlin
Harris
Norfolk
Tresco
Bartlett
Jantzen
Bremerhaven
Gibara
Lord Dufferin
Dupp
Belfast
Cardi
Barestable
Henshaw
Port Antonio
Livoul
Manila
New York
Tebew
Howes
Orleans
Charles F
Teer
Portland
Anthons Groves, Jr. Fowler
Ilaagow
Newport News
Savenesh
Charles Foa
Meee
Ap Groves, Jr
Philadelphie
Heath
Icon
Bermuda
Stiges
Court News and Shipping Lists from the City Benches
Court No. 1 hears numerous mortgage and trespass suits including Joseph Miller Jr. and Honora Miller vs William Kelleber and Louis Schoenthaler. Judgments cited for Henry Robertson Shelly and others. Court No. 2 cites Freeman Scott estate. Oak Lane opening jury awards listed with damages. Shipping line lists include many steamers bound for Liverpool Barbadoes Naples and more.
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Joseph H. Miller
Emily
Harkins
B. D. Rearick
David Heiman
Nathan ‘Goldman
William Morris
Samuel Carver
James Morris
George Brooks
Haverstick
John A. Gerner
Louis Schoenthaler
Abraham Sternfeld
David
Sliver
McGlinn & Co
Louis Ave
Assump- de
Thomas Leamin Bow
Castor Et al
Fa Sur
Robert N. Sim How
Deacon
Matthew Hall
Assumpsit
J. Quincy Hunsicker
Thomas P. Conky
A.S. Leach & Co
Tresass
A. H
Oak Lane
Seventh
Ninth Streets
Quarter Sessions Court
Margaretta Burns
Charles B.le
Charles B. Engle
Ed 8. Deemer
Caroline L. Prescott Canby
Eugene Walter Haig
Mary Amanda Marot
James T
Levi K. Slifer
Lopp
Owen Osborne
George Je Wenner
Narrow escapes and wrecks reported on several sea voyages
Reports from Beaufort North Carolina mention the fish steamer Ea stranded on Cape Lookout Shoals with its remaining mast carried away and hull submerged. The British ship Monkbarns from Liverpool escaped total destruction by fire near San Francisco, and a cablegram noted the Italian ship Caldera sailing from Mobile to Buenos Ayres has been distantly reported distressed. The Mallory Line steamer Lampasas, overheated bearings, was disabled at sea and sighted by the Morro Castle with a plan to reach Galveston.
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Monkbarns
Liverpool
San Francisco
Beaufort
N. C
Cape Lookout Shoals
St. Michaels
Caldera
Mobile
Buenos Ayres
New York Weste
New York
Ba 1 Steamship Company
Morro
Tle
Mallory Line
Lampasas
Morro Castle
Galveston
Dividends Declared by Major Rail and Steel Companies
Harrisburg Portsmouth Mount Joy and Lancaster Railroad declares 34 percent plus 0.5 percent on July 10. Empire Steel and Iron Company New York pays 1 percent on preferred stock semiannually July 1. American Wool Company Boston pays 1 percent on preferred stock July 15. Canadian Southern Railway semi annual 1 percent. Lake Ontario Rail Company semi annual 2 percent on Lake stock. New York Central and Hudson River Railroad regular quarterly 14 percent? The Central Railroad semi annual etc.
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Harrisburg
Portsmouth, Mount Joy
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company
Ie Central Railroad
Circuit Court Allows Private Sale of Bank Asset
Judge McPherson in the U S Circuit Court grants leave to George H. Earle Jr as receiver of the Chestnut Street National Bank to sell at private sale Cook county Illinois lots to William A Collins for 400 dollars. The asset was attached to a promissory note owned by the bank and executed by Jobo L Atwater.
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McPherson
United States Circuit Court
George H. Earle, Jr
Chestnut Street National Bank
Cook County
Ill
William A. Collins
Jobo L. Atwater
Libel Filed Over Delaware River Collision Involving Barge John R. Zim merman
Michael Dempsey and Louis Moyer sue in U S District Court against steam tug Madeira and schooner Mary F. Godfrey for damages from a May 27 collision at Pigeon Point piers on the Delaware River. Operators allege Madeira caused the crash by failing to anchor the barge safely.
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Michael Dempsey
Louis Moyer
John R. Zimmerman
U. States District Court
Madeira
Mary F. Godfrey
Meee
Pigeon Point
Delaware River
Common Pleas Closing of Court Sessions and Decisions
The Common Pleas yesterday met in regular session with judges in consultation. Decisions include Weaver vs McDevitt rule discharged and Estate of Freeman Scott with rule absolute. Bautle vs Guenther judgment for amount due and Paper Co vs Cassard sale absolute.
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Weaver
Bautle Ve. Guenther
Evans
J. Murphy
Decisiona Paper Co
Cassard
Bale
Will admission to probate denied over non end signature
Register of Wills rejected the probate of Elizabeth A. Scheets because the signature did not appear at the end as required by the 1833 act. The estate is valued around 500 dollars and includes various bequests to St Vincent's Congregation Tacony Sisters of the Poor and the Orphan Asylum, with other wills probated at 500 and 2500 dollars.
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Elizabeth A. Scheets
Charlotte Dellmeter
National Street
St. Vincent's Congregation
Tacony
Sisters of the Poor
St. the Orphan Asylum
Burial Ground
Lepecy Sisters of the Poor
West Susquehannan
Hewson Street
Quarter Sessions Court Records Convictions and Guilty Pleas
Joseph Lowry convicted of assault and battery with intent to kill after a May 17 quarrel at 2120 Commerce Street. knife wielding. Lizzie Fox and Kate Ornes convicted of larceny of 62 dollars from John McCullen. two years sentence for Ornes, three for Fox. Harry Barnes guilty of embezzlement of 96 dollars. one year. Alexander Alexander convicted of assault and battery on Clara Kobler. fined five dollars plus costs. Joseph Tocaccio convicted of assault and battery on Joseph Gross. fined five dollars plus costs. Several defendants found not guilty or discharged in related cases including Wilf Russman and others.
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Joseph Lowry
Charles Parrish
Parrish
Commerce Street
Lowry
Peninnary
Lizzie Fox
Aliss Kate Ornes
John McCullen
Harry Barnes
Henry A. Weiss
Barnes
Alexander Alexander
Clara Kobler
Joseph Tocaccio
Joseph Gross
Wilf Russman
George Fawcett
William Griffin
David Schwartz
Lewis Bencheuser
Frank Weber
Frederick Bender
Trial list with judges Beitler Sulzberger and Davis
Cases set for trial in ROOM 653 before Judge Beitler include Abraham Frank Frank Martino et al burglary larceny and related charges. ROOM 676 before Judge Sulzberger covers numerous bail cases including Samuel Cutler Leon Davis and others with larceny embezzlement robbery assault and related counts. ROOM 453 before Judge Davis lists the case of Winifred Rel Deosner.
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Abraham Frank
Marital Senate
Frank Martino
Nam Hamilton
Laurence McNeil
Ree Tuttle
Jane Igo
G. W. Hankinson
Sulzberger
Samuel Cutler
Leon Davis
William J. Keenan
Theodore Parker
Mamie Johnson
John *. Gallagher
Adolph Ublig
James Fox
George Moyer
Charles Burtals
Abraham Golden
Samuel Edving
James Carson
Louis Silverstein
James Gilbooley
Jacob Strouse
August Schneider
Silas Ney
Henry Schnell
Charles Haughton
Frederick Bender
James M Ward Kearnes
Henry Clay Wade
H. Toner
Weather Bureau weekly crop report notes cool week and varied conditions
The June 23 period was abnormally cool east of the mountains with frosts in several areas. Rain offered relief in parts of the Gulf States and central Texas but much of Texas saw no rain and high temperatures. Overall, corn growth slowed in the northern belt, oats and wheat faced late ripening in some regions, while the Pacific coast had favorable conditions and California harvests began.
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