Wheat and agris market rally amid rains and demand in assets
Wheat edges higher with September at 72 3 4 to 72 3 4 cents amid rain damage in the southwest. Paris quotations up 14 cents on weather, December options show improved call. Corn strengthens on demand from shorts. wet corn belt conditions weigh on crops. Oats rise with rain hurting yields. Receipts: wheat 39, 3808 at three points. primary 460000 bushels. Prices and futures show mixed activity with profit taking and weather headlines shaping moves.
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Commission House
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seaboard
Texas
Towa
Gnige
Alge
Strong Lane
Bblge
É4c
Algec
New York
Inter
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Winter & As
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Otmc
White State
Olds
Pacific Coast
Galveston
California
City Extra India
Suslor
VPORK
State Dairy
USA
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S.e
State
Pennsylvania
Southwestern
Philadelphia
Baltimore
C. Rolin
Japan
New Orleans
Rio
Cordova
Grain and livestock market report with mixed prices
Receipts and stock levels for wheat corn oats flour hay and butter noted with firm or dull demand. Prices quoted for No 2 red wheat No 2 yellow corn No 2 white oats and various flour and feed grades. hay straw butter cheese eggs live poultry and dressed poultry prices and supply described as light to moderate with generally firm tone.
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Pennsylvania
Delaware
City Mills
Xtra
New York
Routhern
Eloyer
New York Grain and Food Prices Reported in Detail
Market notes from New York show flour receipts 28 215 barrels with exports 20 087 barrels and prices across grades. Wheat corn oats rye and other staples move amid weather and harvest expectations with upticks and declines reflected in futures and spot markets.
Cotton Market Opens Barely Steady on Weather and Demand
The New York cotton market opened barely steady with prices largely unchanged. Receipts and bullish forecasts from government reports boosted short interest, while a weak public bid supported by bear selling. July reached 58 1/8 cents, August 54 1/4, with 2,300 bales sold and Saturday activity noted during a half holiday.
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New York
Southwest
Misa
Shorts
Texas
Louisiana
Alabama
Wall Street
Gulf
New Orleans
Houston
Wheat and grain prices rise on wet Chicago trading
Chicago June 28 wet weather again nudges grains higher though gains limited by thin outside business. Wheat and oats rise while provisions hold steady. Cash quotations follow scattered gains amid market variability.
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Chicago
Ang Ey
I. Bos
Meat and produce market reports and livestock receipts
The report lists cattle, hogs, sheep and lamb receipts from East Buffalo to New York and other cities, with price ranges and movers. It includes flour and grain receipts and shipments, dairy product quotes, and whisky market notes, plus international wool trade activity and cloverseed pricing in Toledo and Philadelphia.
Metal market steady in New York trading
The Metal Market in New York reports a quiet session with tin closing at 28 1 28 1 2c per ounce for spot. Copper futures eased with standard spot to August at 11.37 to 11.82 and varied electrolytic and casting prices. Lead and spelter showed limited movement, iron held at steady prewars, and bar silver in London eased 1/16 to 245 1/16 per ounce. Government assay bars fell 1 1/2 while Mexican dollars remained unchanged at 42.9 to 43. daty
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St. Haels
New York
Cnr
Florida
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Jersey
New Orleans
Mississippi
Texas
Coucumbers
Norfolk
London
Census data on United States textile industry and outputs
A June report from the Census Bureau details the U S textile industry for 1900, listing branches from cotton to wool, silk, and hosiery. It notes 4,212 establishments, capital of about 1.083 billion dollars, products valued at about 981 million, salaries of officials, wages, and material costs, with 9.18 percent imported and the U S as a leading cotton producer. It also contrasts U S output with European demand and notes Britain as a global leader in cotton manufacture.
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Washington
Census Bureau
United States
France
Germany
Austria
Russia
Great Britain
Anoethern
Dairyman Andrew Hellman Fatally Shoots Wife in Mount Washington
Pittsburg reports Andrew Hellman a 65 year old dairyman shot his wife this afternoon at their Mount Washington home before turning the revolver on himself, death presumed.
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Pittsburg
Andrew Hellman
Mount Washington
State Lawyers Meet Tomorrow in Pennsylvania Bar Assembly
The eighth annual Pennsylvania Bar Association gathering opens in Cambridge Springs Crawford County with 1100 members, 120 new, about 400 expected attendees. President Alexander Simpson Jr. will give the opening address, followed by committee reports on uniform legislation and law reform.
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Pennsylvania Bar Association
Cambridge Springs
Crawford County
United States
New York Association
Alexander Simpson, Jr
William Penn Lloyd
Mechanicsburg
John S. Rogers
Henry J. Steele
Easton
American Bar Association
William A. Hensel
Lancaster
United States of America
William Wirt Howe
William J. Schaffer
Chester
Our Own People
A. P. Burgwin
Pittsburg
Lawyers
Law
J. Ross Thompson
Erie
Committee On Law Reform
John B. McPherson
Philadelphia
General J. H. Smith Case Not Yet Fully Acted On
War Department reports the General J. H. Smith case will not be finalized before next week at the earliest. Judge Advocate General Davis finished review. papers lie with Secretary Root who is busy. It had been believed Smith was acquitted but sources say the court found him guilty of violating the laws of war and sentenced him to be reprimanded by the President Roosevelt’s reviewing authority.
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Common Pleas Courts
Luisa
Washington
War Department
J. H. Smith
Davis
Root
Smith
General Smith
Roosevelt
Mayor Johnson Reacts To Ohio Supreme Court Ruling On Municipal Government
Cleveland mayor Tom L Johnson addresses the Ohio Supreme Court decision on the federal plan of municipal government. He notes the ruling’s origins with politicians and interests and questions the path forward with state administration input and attorney general guidance.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Tom L. Johnson
Ohioupreme
Johnson
Goran Va
Naval militia cruises amid summer dispatch
Navy Department reports applications from several states to use naval vessels for militia summer cruises. Panther and Montgomery to serve Atlantic coast units for August crossings, while Wisconsin will support Western organizations on the Pacific side.
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Washington
Navy Department
Department
Atlantic
Wisconsin
Pacific
Penalty certificates issued under date in Washington list
The June 28 PENNSYLVANIA section lists numerous penalty certificates issued to individuals across cities including Pittaborg Erie Philadelphia Maston Punxentawney Deckers Point and Hollidaysburg with amounts from $2 to $17. Names include Nathan Buck Samuel Crooks John Tate Edward White and many others. The New Jersey entry mentions Pollock and Betenth.
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Prladelphia Times
Washington
Pennsylvania
Nathan Buck
Pittaborg
Samuel R. Crooks
Soldiers and Sailors’ Home
Erie
Robert Crawford
Maud Chonk
Datrick McGowan
Philadelphia
James Todd
Maston
Philip Worts
Heliefuute
John HM. Mohenshell
Laysville
Kufes
Johnson
New Brighton
Francis PF. Confer
Alteous
John T. Creeks
Punxentawney
John W. Leasere
Deckers Point
Edwin M. Seaman
John McAfeene
William Hon Salem
William Douglass
Sodekley
Martin R. Good
Cambridge
Eugene “ Buslap
John T. Tate
Bellefonte
Fadward White
Hollidaysburg
Fraguas
Locanville
Andrew Stein
Tanque
Baniel Offord
Columbia
John Oats
Selinegrove
Levi Polorff
Antes
Ralph Wheeler
Gaines
Fragers Seely
Dushory
Mee B. More
Katharine i Paltenet
Bere
Local Names and Sums in Delaware Maryland Notices
A fragmentary listing shows names such as Apna Shants Newark and Josiah Mixon Baltimore with sums ranging from 5 to 12 dollars. Entries include restore and reissue actions with dates in June and locations across Delaware and Maryland.
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Maryland
Josiah F. Mixon
Baltimore
Dheorge FP
Holmes
Oro
Charles Miller
Ape
Act
Uriah Garber
Spe
Laura VY. Faoehs
Martha
Den
Fastport
St. Louis Dressed Beef Plant Sold to Local Syndicate
A St Louis syndicate led by Thomas W Crouch of the Colonial Trust Company has purchased the St Louis Dressed Beef and Provision Company for about 2 million dollars. Crouch will become president and denies reports that the plant was bought for the beef trust.
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ST. Lotis
St. Louis
Failed Murderer Kills Himself in Chicago Office
Chicago on June 2 Charles W Gale an insurance and real estate dealer attempted to kill Albert McMullen a barber with two revolvers. After two failed assaults Gale locked himself in his office and shot himself dying as police forced entry.
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Chicago
Charles W. Gale
Albert McMullen
Seashore Thrips Excursions Launch From City
Beginning Saturday June 28 the $1.00 Seashore Thrips excursion will depart Chestnut Street and South Street Ferries daily at 7:00 AM heading to Atlantic City Ocean City and Sea Isle City. The service appears to be operated by the Philadelphia and Beating Daily Ex cursions with regular Sunday runs noted.
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Beating
Chestnut Street
South Street
Atlantic City
Ocean City
Sep Isle City
A. P
Atlantic
T. Rene Mech
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Richmond L. Jones
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