Economic Review of Trade and Industry in Early July
R G Dun & Co reports mixed signals with gains in iron and steel orders and growing railcar demand while textile production curtails and textile prices slump. June sales in NewYork show strength in structural goods but retail fabrics lag. leather and hides soften amid high raw material costs and firming country hides. Business failures for the week ending June 30 rise to 196, reflecting broader economic readjustment through mid year.
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New York
Dun & Ca’e Weekly Review of Trade
Manila
China
Drstre
miHa
New England
Washington Convention Fund Surpasses Target Total
More than 324000 of the 3000 to be raised by Washingtonians as a permanent fund for bringing conventions to the National Capital has been subscribed. At a chamber of commerce meeting, Granville M Hant reported on success in landing the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen convention. Hunt and Thomas Grant visited St Paul to promote Washington as a convention city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahington
Chicago Grain Market Stills Amid Weather Delays
Wholesale wheat trading shows mixed gains and losses as traders brace for unsettled July weather. Corn and pork futures move with slight shifts while the Oklahoma crop report signals record yields but forecasts continued weather risks. Rice and oil quotations reflect regional supply changes and shipping data across Ohio and Indiana markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ziyors Bey
Army and Navy Assignments and Movements Summary
Long list of officers in Coast Artillery, Infantry, Engineers, Medical Corps and staff, detailing assignments, transfers, and promotions. Mentions students at Coast Artillery School Fort Monroe, retirements prep, phased August 15 reports, and various reporting duties across districts from New London to Puget Sound. Naval moves include ships arriving at Anacortes and San Juan del Sur, with several vessels shifting routes and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert J Brose
MeSidney
Joréac
Edmeod
Iogiehart
Third Infantry
Moy W Hollernem
Sixth Cavalry
Francis ML ‘Wall
Medical Reserve Corps
Edmund B Iglebart
Hie
Omhers
Coast Artillery Corps
Lament
F ‘Walker
Nathan Horowicz
Coast Artillery Serps
Cosat
Fort Moores
Raymond H. Fenner
Arthurl. Fuller
John C Steger
Frank T Hines
James B. Taylor
Wade H Carpenter
Walter K. Wilson
John F. Terrell
Charles E T. Lill
Fulton Q. C G
Mar E Eveleth Winslow
Corps of Engineers
Robert L. Carswell
Medical Corps
Hhe
Liaut
Francia J. Behr
Coast Artillery School
Fort Monros
Department of
Spe
John Stexer
John C Gilmore, Jr
Coast Artillery Board
Jobo CG
Ohnetad
Fort Monroe
Department of Electricity and Mine Defense
William P. Pence
Coast Seattery Corps
Artillery District
Jacob C Johnson
New London
Francis H Lincoln
Boston
Edward Canfeld, Jr
Puget Sound
William BR. Betthon
Claude E Brigham
Eastern Artillery
New York
Jacob Coward
Chesapeake Bay
Roy C Heflebowsz
Willam H Thearle
Alexander T Cooper
James G Warren
Cincinnati
Ohio
John Gakes
Buffalo
Waller L. Fisk
Ha B Myers
Tennessel
Catoosa
PD Lochridge
General Staff
Department of the
Ne Cional Guard
Missouri
Medical Reserva Corps
Horace M Roberson
Fort Snelling
Minn
John R. McKnight
Plettaburg Barracks
Sanford
French
Fort Oglethorpe
Joseph L. Topham
Thirteenth Infantry
Camp Perry
Ohio State Rifle Association
Royal K Greene
West Point
Toport
United States Military Academy
William C Lengfitt
Lighthouse Board
Warren T Huoonom
John @ Workiser
Second Infantry
Jianson B Black
Workteer
Walter Reed General Hospital
Fort Howard
Black
Chicago
Special Oriers
James A Miggins
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Fort Riley
Kans
Walter L Finley
General Staff Corps
Philippine Island
Wiliam A Simpson
Mervin Maus
Harvey C Carbaugh
Advocat
Jen
Thomas Cruse
Yorktown
Anacortes
Vickaburg
San Juan del Sur
Prometheus
Mare Island
Balle
Mohawk
Puritan
Norfolk
Salem
Bar Harbor
Eastport
Caesar
New Orient
Hampton Roads
Victoria
Iowa
Indiana
Massachusetts
Plymouth
Marsaille
Vicksburg
Panama
Dixia
Preston
Rockland
Castine
Smith and Lamagn
Bangor
Flusser
Westport
Reid
Portland
The Silver Horde Chillers Meet in Arctic Village Food and Fury
Boyd Emsemon and Fraser drift into a frozen village after a river mishap. They are sheltered by a half breed and meet Cherry Mulotte, who leads a band opposing fishery companies led by Willis Marah. Emerson bonds over music, then laments a torn magazine photo as night falls.
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Boyd Emsemon
Hingerkese
Fraser
Iet
Kalvik
Chakewann
Constantina
Bhe
Mien
Mmerson
Willis Marah
Cherry
Emerson
The Kalvik Salmon Run and a Chance at Wealth
Emerson and Cherry discuss the Kalvik salmon industry set against a stark Alaska frontier. She outlines vast profits, cannery costs around 200000, and the hunt for a suitable site while Boyd is drawn into a risky plan that could hinge on funding, location, and his willingness to gamble on a dream.
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Cherry
Emerson
Brodding
Constantine
Boyd
Prager
Rachel
Shea
Antil
Willig Marsh
Emergon
Re. Pilea
Case Against Printer Postponed in Valley Paper Suit
Justice Stafford postponed the injunction hearing of Valley Paper Company versus Public Printer Donnelly and Frank I Wider to Thursday. Wider, recently appointed assistant to the Attorney General, said he had no time to prepare an answer for submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Stafford
District Supreme Court
Valley Paper Company
Donnelly
Frank I. Wider
Attornney
Surf Cloth Suits Cause Fashion Furore
An artist’s depiction shows a fair maiden in a Surf Cloth Suit, praised for grace though the image differs from the real garment. The ad touts Surf Cloth Suits from 1.98 with various neck styles and trims, sizing from 34 to 46 inches, plus chic Paria gowns, caps at 25.6 cents, and shoes at 19 cents a pair, all at modest prices.
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Paria
Picnic Needs a Name Brans Cabch Oun Good Luck
Fragmented OCR note lists assorted tableware prices including spoons forks and knives and mentions items like wooden pirate pirates and wine. The legible items include tinted teaspoons and full-size table knives and forks with steel construction and polished heads.
Fragmented 19th century market list with prices and items
A highly garbled New York market column lists commodities such as flour, cornmeal, lard, cottonseed oil, and peanuts with assorted prices and quantities. The fragmentary OCR includes odd spellings, misread terms, and scattered figures for dairy products, eggs, meats, and staples across multiple states.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Extron
Xia
Middle West
South America
Prien Saramer Yelinw
BAGO
Musenvado
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Iron and Steel
Swell Convention Fund
Commerce Chamber Committee
THE
United States Treasury
Surtus
United States
Treasury
Ehitlapine Troast
Lava
Jiabill Fan i
Geord Vertificaten
Ritearrtifrates
Chicago Grain
Toledo
North Lima
South
Lies
Camdr
HM Sypher
P E Campman
Virginia
T Swasey
Marietta
D W Fuller
Rhods Island
W F Amsden
Navy Yard
Bose On
Maes
Vossler
Navy Yant
Joston Mass
LA Davidson
New Hampshire
T J Ketoner
Luz J T Dubigg
Navy
Burg
M C Baker
Naval Trainingtation
Newport
Woodland
Philadelphia
Ebc Rogers
Ome
Joe Martin
Duty
Pay Corps
United States Navy
JL Heap
Baltimore
W R Pattison
Marine Hospital Service
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
William A. Welton
J G Wilson
Thomas F Parker
R A. Harting
Fairfax Irwin
H D Geddings
Congress of Administrative Sciences
Brusgels
Belgium
Borg Eugene Wasding
Brooks
American Institute of Homeopathy
Los Angeles
Onl
Uly
J Lloyd
Borg L. P. H Behrenburg
Willis Maral
Alaska
Ingamuch Ag
Cherry Emerson Rose
Bering Sea
Catierna, Dacally Ae Teen
Proctey & Gamble
A. Lisner
Palais Royal
Pennsylvania Railroad
ST. Louis, Moq
ST. Louis Limited
Washington
St. Louis
J. R. Wood
George W. Boyd
House & Herrmann
Sis
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Marshall Hall
Charles Macalester
Baseball Park
Chevy Chase Lake
Niagara Falls
Pennsylvania R. R
Parlor Oas
Dinnes Gar
Conchi Fiteenioe Busquehanna Vailey
Holmes’ Bakery
Sanitary Grocery Co., Inc
Potomac Electric Power Co
Fourteenth Street N. W
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