Mixed Grain Market Warrants Cautious Trading Amid Slump
Wheat opened slightly weak then rose on bullish crop reports before failing to sustain gains as elevator selling and weaker foreign demand dragged futures. Corn jumped at the open on wet weather, then eased with July around 68 to 69 cents. oats advanced early but pulled back, while receipts remained light and refined sugars stayed steady. Green fruits and vegetables showed steady demand with varied prices across citrus and produce categories. Cotton remained limited but steady at mid single digits per pound.
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Illinois
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Duluth
Seaboard
Borge
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Mississippi
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Florida
North Carolina
Norfolk
Charleston
Celery
Philadelphia Wheat and Grain Prices Drift Down
Receipts totaled 46 040 bushels wheat and 89 600 bushels meats with total stocks 234 715 bushels. Market weak amid light demand from exporters and mills. No 2 red futures shown with June closing around R2a824c. Corn and oats quiet with nominal prices and modest deltas. flour steady with varied grades and ample mill offerings. Butter, cheese, eggs, live and dressed poultry sold at mixed, mostly steady levels amid liberal supplies.
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Pennsylvania
Delaware
City Mills
New York
New York Prices and Markets Report
New York market notes show flour receipts 18 405 barrels with exports 9 771 barrels, dull and easier. Wheat receipts 845 350 bushels weak. corn receipts 12 600 bushels steady yet irregular. rye firm with prices around 65 68 cents f o b afloat. Continuous updates reflect international influences and weather on commodity prices.
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Saly
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Ttm&ec
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Central Belt
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Cordova
Agen
Caetee
Pacite Coast
Cotton Market Rally and London News Spur Gains
The New York cotton market opened firm with 4 to 6 point rises amid shorts covering and strong foreign demand, aided by dry southwest weather and heat. Bears surged in Liverpool, followed by later rallies as London reports shifted to optimism on King Edward’s health. prices closed several points higher on broad activity and exports.
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Liverpool
Shorts
Europe
Edward
London
Livestock Prices Hover as Receipts Rise in MajorMarkets
New York June 25 livestock quotes show Reeves receipts at 2 888 with good to choice steers steady and bulls and fat cows steady while thin cows soften and several cars remain unsold. Sheep and lambs receipts 7 576, lambs steady, sheep dull. hogs strong with 5 840 head reported. Chicago notes higher cattle but mixed hogs and sheep with varied ranges. East Buffalo sighting shows limited activity with cattle and hogs slow and veals higher.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
lSe
Top Springs
East Buffalo
N. Y
Grain Price Report From Toledo and Minneapolis Markets
Market notes show closing prices for cloverseed and wheat with regional figures. Toledo reports cloverseed at cash 5 7 14 with October 5.12 percent, while Minneapolis lists wheat on track with No 1 northern at 76 4c and Ke northern 73 4c and hard 70c.
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Minneapolis
Metal market round up from London to New York
London and New York metal exchanges report closures for Fourth of July holidays. Tin and copper prices ease while London tin rises. lead and spelter show mixed quotes. Warrants and London stock activity noted with scattered auction results.
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London Metal Exchange
New York Metal Exchange
London
Northern
Southern
Glasgow
Middlesboro
London Buys Steady Special To The Philadelphia Times
New York reports show London market buying for American stocks with prices rising at the open. Canadian Pacific advances led gains across most issues, while Anaconda and Louisville and Nashville lagged. London traders sent orders totaling about 10 000 shares, buoyed by news of the King's improving condition as coronation week begins and markets pause.
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Philadelphia Times
New York
Wall Street
London
Canadian Pacific
Anaconda
Louisville
Nashville
London Exchange
American Car Earnings Rise in 1902 Report
The American Car megas deal company released its 1902 annual earnings showing sources of $5,558,928 up from $588,535 and a total of 670,551, signaling significant growth for the year.
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Philadelphia Times
New York
Dividends Declared by Various Rail and Industrial Firms
A list of dividend declarations shows Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago and St. Louis offering 2 percent on preferred and 1 percent on common stock on semiannual terms payable July 15 and August 15. Other firms include United Power and Transportation at $1 per share with July 10 record, Rhode Island Perkins Horse Shoe Company at 1 percent on preferred payable July 15, Indiana Illinois and Iowa Railroad at semiannual 2 percent, Virginia Carolina Chemical and others in various preferred and common stock payouts.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
United Power and Transportation
Rhode Island Perkins Horse Shoe Company
Indiana, Illinois and Iowa Railroad Company
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Ite
Consolidated Mercur Gold Mines
Salt Lake City
Poet
Ulean Inaing Company
New Y T
Mexican Central Telegraph Company
American Foonnenive
Quaron
Ular
Officials Draft Auto Ordinance Sets City Speed Limits
The Philadelphia law committee backed a draft ordinance to regulate auto speed. It creates seven mile per hour limits in the Vine to Delaware River zone, ten miles elsewhere, and fifteen miles within the city beyond Erie Street. It requires operator and vehicle licenses, annual inspections, and prescribed safety features.
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Law Committee of Councils
George McCurdy
Common Council
Edward W. Patton
Mr. McCurdy
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Delaware
Schuylkill
South Streets
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Fifty-second
Erie, Jackson
Fifty-second Streets
Department of Public Safety
Bureau of Boiler Inspection
Cers
City of
Philadelphia
Vine Street
South Street
Sixteenth Street
Delaware River
Erie Avenue
Porter Street
Bureau of Roiler Inspection
Bureau of Boller Inspection
Cigarette Sales to Minors Trigger Hearings in City
Four people charged with selling cigarettes to youths were brought before Magistrate Rochersperger after a public safety drive. Detective Lindner used older youths as decoys. Miss Martha Young, principal of Alice Lippincott School, testified about pupil smoking. Bail set at 500 dollars for Samuel Radis and 400 dollars for Annie Suttle. John L. Lyons case continued. Bridget Ward cleared after admitting no sales in three months.
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Rochersperger
Lindner
Martha Young
Alice Lippincott School
Nineteenth
Pine Streets
Young
Samuel Radis
South
Philadelphia T
Philadelphia
Ty Hall
Wwe
Philadelphia A D| Railroad
Philadelphia Museum
Fairmount Park
Delaware
Schuylkill
United States
Ayor
Samuel H. Ashbridge
Bride-to-be dies on eve of wedding at power plant
John E. Goddard 34 of 102 Fairmount Avenue collapsed at the Union Traction power house Beach Street and Fairmount Avenue. Deputy Coroner found no conclusive electric shock cause. postmortem ordered. He was to be married in two days.
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John E. Goddard
Fairmount Avenue
Union Traction
Beach Street
Goddard
Negro Politician Briscoe Held for Perjury in Fraud Case
Judge Beltier ordered John H Briscoe a black political figure held in default of 3000 bail to answer perjury charges tied to a fraudulent bail entry. Briscoe claimed bond for Albert Green but did not own the property, acting as tenant. The case proceeds to the grand jury.
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Beltier
John H. Briscoe
Briscoe
Henssey
Bondemab
Albert Green
Beitier
Poniery
Grand Jory
Gevar Bauder Lire A Ti Beina
A fragmentary report highlights Gevar Bauder Lire in a local incident. Details are limited but indicate a notable event linked to the individual and surrounding context. Further text is unclear.
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Eee Gevar
Ieee
United Gas Improvement to Lease Rhode Island Railroads
United Gas Improvement Co allied with a syndicate headed by Senator Nelson Aldrich has leased the Union Traction Company Providence Rhode Island Pawtucket Street Railway and Rhode Island Suburban Railway for 999 years. The Rhode Island Company will operate the merged lines with a $20,000,000 outlay and a guaranteed dividend basis, led by Marsden J. Perry as president with several Rhode Island and Philadelphia officers. Samuel T. Bodine says the lease runs 909 years and rental details will be announced later.
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United Gas Improvement Co
United States
Nelson W.aldrich
Union Traction Company
Providence
R. L
Pawtucket Street Railway Company
Rhode Island Suburban Railway Company
Rhode Island Company
Connecticut
New Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Marsden J. Perry
Provience
FP. Colt
Randel Morgan
Walton Clark
Philaelphia
Lewis Lillie
Philadelphia
A. T. Potter
Samuel T. Bodine
Philadelphia ‘Times
United Gas Improvement Company
Hotel Seeks Board Bill Through Attached Scenery
Michael J. McArdle reports that F. M. Arrison & Brother expect to recover a $192.40 board bill from the Rounders Company by attaching scenery at the Grand Opera House. William H. Weber, manager, avoided personal attachment by moving trunks and property, while the sheriff secured the scenery. Weber reportedly headed to Atlantic City as the company was to open at the Empire theater.
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Michael J. McArdle
F. M. Arrisoh & Brother
Grand Opera House
William H. Weber
Rounders” Company
Weber
Arrison & Brother
Globe Hotel
Tenth Street
Montgomery Avenue
Atlantic City
Empire Tre
Inquest Finds August Deering Died of Alcoholism
The inquest into August Deering's death ruled alcoholism as the cause. The coroner's physician stated the foot burn did not accelerate death, despite a boy named Impstrick admitting to holding lit paper to Deering's foot.
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August Deering
Deering
Epert
Thomas Impstrick
Deerfoot
Dividend Notice from Electric Storage Battery Co.
The Office of the Electric Storage Battery Company on Allegheny Avenue and Nineth Street Philadelphia June 26 1902 announces a 1 percent dividend from net par value on both classes of stock to stockholders of record June 27 checks issued July 1 1902 with wafer books of both classes.
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Electric Storage Battery Company
Allegheny Avenue
Nineth Street
Philadelphia
Busterss
New Companies Chartered in Trenton
June 2 report notes the incorporation of several firms including The Cunningham Botg and Bitterty agitator in Wekis sat The Riscue Magnetic phtawrth Construct ing with pioneers like Job Allen among those listed, all based in Trenton area.
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Cunningham Bort Og Bitterty ‘Agitator i Wekis
Riscue
Phtawrth
Peeurtckees
Jobo Allen
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