Markets Reviewed Show Bulls Surge as Trade Revives
Professional traders abandoned predictions of a market reaction and swung to a broad bull stance as stocks rose last week. Key gains came amid improving business and stronger railroad earnings, with Sugar, St Paul, Rock Island, Northwest and Omaha among leaders. Volume totaled 1,864,938 shares as indices closed at yearly highs, while American Tobacco and Chicago Gas posted notable advances amid broader market optimism.
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New York
St. Paul
Nets
Friends of the Road
Rock Island
Wall Street
London
Burlington
Chicago
Northwest
Omaha
Ommeco
Vanderbilt Group
Lake Shore
New York Central
Omaha Common
Chicago Gas
Citizens
Chicago Board of Aldermen
Bears
Citizens’ Gas
Illinois Steel
Baltimore
Ohio
H. O. Havemeyer
Europe
Senate
Havemeyer
Amer
Tobacco Louis
Nash
Hattan
E.s Bay
Minnae St. L
Ptrooklyn R. T
Minnesoaearees Canadian Pacific
Missour
Chi
St. B
Eeewebe
Wadd
St. P
Consolidated
St. L. Illinois Steel
Ann Arbor
Pacific
Cal, & P
Pacific 2d
W.t
N. Oe
N. Y
W. G
Ches, & O
Nor
W. Int
Gt. Nor
Kan
Pac
C. T.r
South
Gark
Texas
Texas Pacific
U. Pac. Ex
Detroit Gas
T.,s.l
K.C
T.c
Chicago wholesale prices drift in mixed grain and pork markets
Prices for wheat, oats, corn and soybeans moved within narrow ranges with July and September futures showing small gains and declines. Cash quotes covered bread, flour, and feed grains while pork and lard futures held around recent levels as receipts and shipments were listed for grains, seeds, and pork products.
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Chicago
Wavscoess
Plont
Bakers
Wales
Philadelphia stock yards receipts for week ending June 26
Receipts at West Philadelphia and North Pennsylvania yards totaled 3 008 cattle 7 752 hogs and 8 645 sheep for the week, with beef cattle active and higher and hogs steady. Exports included 228 head to the Maine for London. Prices quoted for beef cattle meats veal calves and milch cows noted with various grades and ranges.
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Philadelphia
Beeves
West Phila
North Penna
Maine
London
Hotels Fill Up Cape May For Big Season
Special telegram from Cape May notes hotels rapidly filling as the season opens. Journalists enjoy seaside recreation with surf baths and trolley rides while concerts and dances flourish. Notable events include a grand Congress Hall concert for baseball funds, with artists Patti Barill and Armando Barill among others, and the Lyceum Comedy Company at the Auditorium. The Lafayette Hotel reopens under John Tracey Co. Thomas B Reed may visit for Independence Day celebrations. Newsroom staff arrival boosts anticipation of a successful excursion.
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Stockton
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Professor Morgan
Loomis
Congress Hall
Madam de Castel
Patti Barill
Anna Elizabeth Kelly
Signor Giannini
Signor
Armando Barill
Henry A. Gruhler
Julius Falk
Lyceum Comedy Company
Lafayette Hotel
John Tracey Co
Christopher Gallagher, Jr
Daily Wave
Daily Star
Cottagers’ Association
Committee On
Thomas B. Reed
House of Representatives
Stephen N. Winslow
Colonel Juckle
Cycle Notes Highlight Young Rider Sets Remarkable Five Mile Time
John Zimmerman of Castle Wheelmen rode five miles at Point Breeze in 10.41 15 paced by a triplet, five seconds under the world amateur record. Time Wheelmen beat P and R 14 to 10. William Bickley suffered a leg injury at Philadelphia ball park. Schuylkill Navy Wheelmen prepare to take Belmont Island quarters next week.
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John Zimmerman
Castle Wheelmen
Point Breeze Track
William Bickley
Philadelphia
Saturay
Schuylkill Navy
Belmont Island
Shipping World Movements at Major Ports
Movements of sea going craft at principal American and foreign ports. Schedules of vessels to arrive and depart from Philadelphia and New York ports. Delaware River and Bay news includes closing of the foreign malls.
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New York
Delaware River
Bay News
Port of Philadelphia Arrivals List of Steamers and Vessels
Port of Philadelphia schedule for Sunday June 27 lists arrivals including steamers Rothiemay Grant from Noile Avalon British Boulter from Boston Bayonne German Romer from Savona Gate City Groogins from Boston mer chandise in transit and numerous other ships and cargos with names of agents and companies such as W. P. Clyde & Co A. Strong Grace Fowler F S Groves George C. Eckhardt and McShaih & Co. also schooners and tugs noted among the fleet and cargo movements in harbor waters.
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Rothiemay
Grant
Noile
Avalon
Boulter
Boston
Bayonne
Romer
Savona
Gate City
Groogins
Strong
Yuma
Warren
New York
W. P. Clyde & Co
Anthony Groves, Jr
Grace
Baltimore
F. S. Groves
Ritchard Willing
Fowler
Groves
William & James
Outton
James River
McShaih & Co
Rugby
Marchant
Bombay
Gust. Heye
Ville de Danal
Calais
Moelling & Autenrieth
Delaware
British
Davis
London
Spartan
Crowell
George C. Eckhardt
Saxon
Sherman
Providence
Googins
Savannah
A. 8
Wiliyah
Simmons
Richmond
Vesper
Watson
Defiance
Shropshire
Washington
Richard Willing
Jessie MacGregor
Norwood
Port Spain
Charles T. Megee & Co
Tamaqua
Ritson
Schuylkill
Clay and
Larberry
F. W. Taylor
George Taulane, Jr
Megee
Newburyport
Stetson & Winsmore
Nettie Shipman
Raynor
Rockland
William Rory
Lynn
H. D. May & Co
Marmay
Jarvis
H. D. Mer & Ve
Aout Lope
McLean
New Orleans
J. Goucher
Ocean Steamers Arrive and Depart Philadelphia Service
Shipping notices list steamers Bergenland Siberian and Liverpool due dates in early July with arrivals at Philadelphia. Vague entries mention Antwerp Glasgow and Switzerland routes and several illegible notes.
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Liverpool
Antwerp
Glasgow
Philadelphia
Switzerland
Seseeee
Epmand
Delaware Bay and River News Foreign Mails Schedule
Shipping notices list passes up and down steamers to and from Europe and the Americas. It includes departures from Philadelphia Norfolk and Richmond to Jamaica Belize Costa Rica Europe and Central America with specific vessels and times. The section also names closing times for foreign mails and sailings from ports including Boston New Orleans Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg.
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Philadelphia
Jamaica
Boston
Belize
Puerto Cortez
Guatemala
New Orleans
Europe
Lahn
Plymouth
Bremen
Ireland
Pernambuco
Santos
S. Kaffir Prince
Orizaba
Havana
Belgium
Kensington
Antwerp
Normannia
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Port of New York Foreign Mail Closing Notice
Arrived at New York June 27 City of Rome Glasgow Chateau Yquem Marseilles Orinoco Bermuda Arkadia Mayaguese Westhall Calais Aggie Barbados Nonpareil Demerara Sailed From New York June 27 Croft Leith Basuto Hard wich Peninsular Lisbon Bramble Port Spain Closing of Foreign Mail at New York Tuesday June 29 For Europe per steamer Lahn June 30 For Europe per steamer Paris June 30
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New York
Rome
Glasgow
Chateau Yquem
Marseilles
Orinoco
Bermuda
Arkadia
Mayaguese
Westhall
Calais
Aggie
Barbados
Nonpareil
Demerara
Europe
Lahn
Paris
TA. M
Bremen
Liverpool Majestic Ayis
Southampton Cee
Antwerp R. Luitpold
Pee Des Ts
Bremen Mobudnalet
Hamburg Lucania
Aidan Ae
Liverpool
Manitoba
London Wit
Cce
Resecans
Genoa Palatia
Pees Uly
Westernland
Damdise
Antwerp
Eeler
Columbia
Hamburg
Werkendam
Amsterdam
S. of Nebraska
S. of Nebraska Steeee Uly Dvens
Asgow
Rotterdam
Southampton
Southwark
Uly
Tee
Jampton
Bramburg
Aise Ae
Nap
Naples
Genoa
Borde Suits Feature Value and Bright Serges
Patrons praise the freshness and style of ready-made clothing. Serge suits stand out for quality and brightness, offered at $6.25 for serges and $7.50 for E. O. T. fancy suits, all at competitive prices with emphasis on good value.
Shipping Schedule Fragments for Kensington and Other Vessels
Supplementary and main departures listed for Belgium and Manitoba ports aboard the steamer Kensington. Mentions Majestic at 9 A M with supplementary at 10 30 A M and a 2 30 time, plus references to Chateau Yquem Bremen Liverpool Havana and dates noted as Lune 24.
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Majestic
Belgium
Kensington
Manitoba
Chateau Yquem
H. HA. Meter
Bremen
S Dees
Liverpool
Saratoga
Ebecee
Havana
Lune
Ports News Log Shows Arrivals and Departures Worldwide
June 27 Port Eads reports arrivals of steamer Tam Pican from Liverpool and other vessels including Albert Dumois and Morell. Baltimore logs list arrivals Azamor Elise Marie Vedamore plus schooner Jennie Thomas and barge operations, with several ships sailing to and from Boston Philadelphia and Rotterdam.
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Port Eads
Pickthall
Liverpool
Albert Dumois
Rustad
Port Limon
Canarias
Morell
Pensacola
Jamaica
Bocas del Toro
Electrician
Bond
Sacands
Baltimore
Peterson
St. Jago de Cuba
Elise Marie
Reimers
Rotterdam
Gillies
Glasgow
Scotia
Schmidt
Hamburg
Philadelphia
Vedamore
Treney
Charles F. Mayer
Hand
Abergh
Boston
Fairfax
March
Josephine Thompson
Moore
New York
Priscilla
Klages
Rio Janeiro
Jennie
Strathnevis
Abram
Horace W. Macomber
Touched By Our Infirmities Sermon By Rev Hoyt At Epiphany
Rev Dr Wayland Hoyt delivered a stirring Epiphany Baptist Church sermon on touched with the feeling of our infirmities. He used Hebrews 4 15 to urge Divine sympathy toward sick troubled and burdened souls noting Christ endured temptation and weakness to offer healing and guidance. The address emphasized personal experience of suffering and the compassionate power of faith.
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Wayland Hoyt
Epiphany Baptist Church
Dr. Hoyt
St. Lawrence River
Christ
Iman
Mercer Loan and Mechanics Loan faces possible receiver
Shareholders in Mercer Loan Association and Mechanics Loan Association, both of Trenton, seek a receiver as books are being restructured after an assignment by secretary treasurer Peter W. Crozer. Liabilities exceeded assets in 1896 reports, with bonds expired and funds short. President Lindsey calls a shareholder meeting amid concerns the two old concerns are in a snarl.
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Trenton
Mercer Loan Association
Mechanics’ Loan Association
Peter W. Crozer
State Labor Bureau
Crozer
Cours
Trenton Junction
Lindsey
Beacom Favored For State Treasurer In Huntingdon
As of June 27 only one third of 61 districts reported in the Huntingdon Republican primaries. Beacom appears poised to win the county endorsement for State Treasurer. Shindall carried only one district. Mason likely to be indorsed for Director of the Poor. Schumfer named Coroner. Montgomery and Spyker slated as delegates to the State convention.
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Huntingdon
Beacom
Shindall
Robert Mason
F. L. Schumfer
Thomas Piontgomery
8. I. Spyker
Central Schutzenfest closes with $6000 in prizes awarded
Joliet June 27 The four days tournament of the Central Schutzenfest of America closed This afternoon Over 4000 in money and 2000 in gold badges were carried away Principal prize winners include King prize John D gennetter Davenport Iowa 100 and a 50 medal union prize C M Zieglefuss Winona Minn 800 man prize John Mohr Wausau Wis
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Jolliett
John D. Gennetter
Davenport
Iowa
C. M. Zieglefuss
Winona
Minn
John Mohr
Wausau
Wis
Saratoga Farmers Club Formed in Lower Pottsgrove and Limerick
Special Telegram to THE TIMES reports farmers of Lower Pottsgrove and Limerick organize the Saratoga Farmers' Club to advance their interests. Officers include C. A. Wittenmyer president Frederick Graham vice president Sallie Kipner secretary and Mrs F Graham treasurer.
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Farmers of
Lower Pottsgrove
the Times
Pottstown
Limerick
Saratoga Farmers’ Club
C. A. Wittenmyer
Frederick Graham
Sallie Kipner
F. Graham
Steamer William Nesbit runs aground near Central City
The William Nesbit, owned by the Cincinnati Pomeroy Packet Company, bound for Pomeroy, went aground one mile below Central City at 4 PM. The boat rests on the bar in five feet of water. No cargo damage and all passengers are safe.
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Huntingpon
W. Va
William Nesbit
Cincinnati-Pomeroy Packet Company
Pomeroy
Central City
Public Sale of Philadelphia Properties in Ward by Sheriff
Public sale on Tuesday July 6 1897 at City Hall Philadelphia.First ward properties include blocks at Seventh and Dickinson streets and multiple Mifflin Walnut and Arch street lots. Listings cover numerous conditions titles and assignees with prices ranging from about 960 to 51 thousand dollars. Property owners include Edmund P. Restein Louis Restein Jacob F Stahl and John Wanamaker among others.
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Berife
Levarn Facial
City Hall
First Ward
Seventh and
Dickinson Streets
City of Philadelphia
Dickinson Street
Seventh Street
Seventh and Wilder Streets
Weaver & Sparhawk
Edmund P. Restein
Louis Restein
Mifflin Street
Twelfth Street
City of
Philadelphia
Co. P
Cheyney
Jacob F. Stahl
City of Peet Be
Cheyney Y
Aebabank
Faiiadelphia
Jacob F Second Ward
Walnut Street
Front Street
Granite Street
Thayer
Jesse Godley
Fourth Street
Fifth Ward
J.B. “Ascandr
J. Townsend
Joseph S. Patterson
Abraham S. Patrson
Spruce and
Twenty-first Streets
Eighth Ward
John Wanamaker
J. Russell Miller
D. D
John H. Converse
Frank K. Hipple
Ninth Ward
Arch Street
Twentieth Street
Cuthbert Street
Cc. P
M. H. Todd
Thomas J. Carney
Twelfth Ward
Julianna Street
Wood Street
C. P
A. T. Jenkins
Charles Albert Schnepf
Thirteenth Ward
Tenth Street
Wallace Street
Ashhurst
Thomas M. Barnett
Ofth Street
Aladelphia
Reedley
Uate
Parrish Street
Fifteenth Ward
Pigott & Littleton
Joseph F. Swope
Mascher Street
Oxford Street
Seventeenth Ward
Rosenberger & Jopson
William H. Hansell
Hope Street
Master Street
Howard Street
William Eberle
Susquehanna Avenue
Gaul Street
Sarah Woolman
Huntingdon and
Howard Streets
Huntingdon Street
Yocum
John Diez
John George Vogt
Ann Street
Emerald Street
Aea
J. A. Reed
Bernhard Blan
Ninth
Eere Streets
Nineteenth Ward
Camberland Street
W. M. Stewart, Jr
Jacob Rentschler
Twentieth Ward
Warnock Street
J. H. Wolfe
Annie Ray
Edward FP
Ray
Twenty-First Ward
Roxborough Avenue
Houghton Avenue
Cantrell
Henry L. Brook
Ellen O'Donnell
Daniel O'Donnell
Commonwealth Tlc
Insurance and Trustes
Rosa M. O'Donnell
James O'Donnell
Julia O'Donnell
Mary O'Donnell
William J. O'Donnell
Stanley Street
Twenty-second Ward
Ida
Herman Street
Norton Street
Philatee
Albert H. Kelay
Armat Street
Willow Avenue
Beginning
Read & Pettit. _ Oy
William J. Bennett
Queen Street
Laurens Street
Lockwood
John Durkin
East Washington Avenue
Hancock Street
Twenty-second
Stenton Avenue
Spencer Avenue
John Doyle
Miller Street
Wisteria Avenue
Wister Street
Gottfried Ulmer
Haines Street
T. F. Jenkins
Mary E. Freas
Centre
Wilson Street
Philadelpias
Porrenge
Allen
Lohn Nolan
Government Macadam Road Trial in New Brunswick
In New Brunswick on College avenue a government supervised macadam road experiment begins. Professor E B Voorhees and FE G Harrison oversee construction using state materials from Rocky Hill. A Farmers' Cheap Macadam section will follow near the New Jersey Experimental Station.
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New Brunswick
College Avenue
E. B. Voorhees
New Jersey
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New Methodist Church Opens for Services in Elmer
The new Meth odist Church in Elmer New Jersey opened for services today after six months of construction. Dedication is set for July 11 drawing large morning and evening crowds. Rev John Agg of Oceanport preached the morning sermon and the annual children’s day services were held in the evening.
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Elmer
N. J
New Methodist Church
Johnagg
Oceanport
A. Wage
Conductor Fred Bolden Injured In Fall From Train
Fred Bolden a conductor on the New York division of the Pennsylvania Railroad was badly hurt when he fell from a baggage car as his train left Bordentown for Trenton. His skull is said to be fractured and he was taken to St Francis Hospital in Trenton.
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the Times
Bordentown
Fred Bolden
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Trenton
St. Francis’ Hospital
Cyclists Ride Through South Jersey On Pleasant Day
Hundreds of wheel men from Woopsury and beyond rode through town on a sunny June 27. The DePadua Wheelmen of Philadelphia led a large group toward Pitman Grove as local riders joined in tours to nearby points.
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South Jersey
the Times
DePadua
Philadelphia
Pitman Grove
Board issues fines for unreported contagious diseases
West Chester June 27. The Board of Health urged Burgess D. Wesley Talbot to discipline several town physicians who failed to report contagious disease cases. After a hearing the Burgess reprimanded them and warned of a $50 fine for each unreported case.
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the Times
West Chester
Board of Health
Burgess D. Wesley Talbot
Belfield Belmont and Germantown cricket totals in rare form
Belfield and Belmont players posted strong scores with Belfield batting notes noting Notes of the Crease B Allen 63 not out and Brown shaping well. Belmont players Grieves took 5 for 9, H Hunter scored 61 against Philadelphia, Ahrens 60 for Belmont second, Newhall and Clark 51 for Germantown, Freeland 40 for Belmont first, and Roper Swift each took 5 for Philadelphia second.
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Belfield
Grieves
Belmont
D. H. Adams
Harvard
H. GC. Hunter
Philadelia
J. Borland
Germantown
Brown
Cc. H. Ahrens
Newhall
Clark
W. Freeland
Fase Coeare
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Saugetite
Roper
Swift
Philadelphia
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Radnor
Lippincott
Patterson
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