Cattle Market Dull in Liberty Yards Trade
Markets opened slow with cattle prices down 10 to 15 per hundred on most grades. Stockers held, heavy cows weak. calves abundant, demand soft. hogs steady to higher on light receipts. sheep and lambs fairly steady with some spring lambs and veal calves priced per market reports from McCall Co and local buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrick
Piits
Liberty Yards
New York
Reading Commission
Chicago
Ohin
Liberty
Prime Cine
Indiana Wethers
Cood
Market Reports Across Cities Signal Steady Beef and Sluggish Lambs
Receipts and prices show New York to Cincinnati markets with 1750 head of beeves, 1105 beeves today, calf and lamb shifts, hogs steady near 4.40, cattle bids firm in parts, and mixed notes on sheep. Reports from St Louis and Indianapolis indicate strong beefs in St Louis while Indiana hogs ease slightly amid varied consignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Texas
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Oil Conference ends with trading rule extension
The Oil Conference adjourned after adopting a rule allowing exchanges to deal in any place as needed for protection. The Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange would notify other exchanges 15 days before new rules take effect, with temporary New York rules in place. There is a note promoting Dr Ball's Cough Syrup and McKee and Haugan brokerage at 108 Fourth Avenue for speculative trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange of
Consolidated Kreck and Petroleum Eurchanes
Shail
Gevers
Markets by Wire Wheat Trading Active Amid Unsettled Feel
Chicago and New York market notes show wheat prices rising after an opening dip, with strong May and July demand and large outside buying. Michigan crop condition at low levels, few house failures, and heavy interest from locals, with corn oats and pork markets also active and prices firm.
Appraisers named to value Lawrence Bank assets for auditor
The court at Fidelity Title and Trust Companys request appointed Andrew Long and Henry D Breed as appraisers to assess the Lawrence Bank assets. They will report to the auditor ahead of a possible dividend while many books remain unsettled, urging prompt submission by depositors. The Dispatch notes Pittsburgs widening skyline with tall new homes and discusses roads, land deals, and oil field activity across multiple areas, including Hazelwood avenue, Fourth avenue, and several drilling operations in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Bank
Fidelity Title and Trust Company
Andrew Long
Exchange National Bank
Henry D. Breed
Pittsburg
New York
Market Slump Pushes Prices Down Across Stocks
Local securities fell broadly amid a cold wave with weak demand. Only a few names held firm like Wheel ing Gas at 204, while Philadelphia Gas Westinghouse Airbrake and Pleasant Valley led declines. Central Traction and other issues traded lightly. total New York volume reached 116,644 shares with notable blocks in Atchison and Union Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Btock
Wheeling Gas
Philadelphia Gas
Westinghouse Airbrake
Pleasant Valley
Fidelity Title
M. Nat. Hank
People’s National Hk
Alieghen
Oigashin
Centri Sisene
la Norin Mining Co
Luster Mining Co
East End Electric
Westinghouse Mectric
Monongatela Nay.Co
Westinghouse Airb
Deka
Nitann Traction
Pleasant Vaey
Central Traction
New York
Shaves
Incl
Atchison
Delaware
Lackawanna and Western
Paocific
Greroneet Reading
Paul
Union Pacific
Money Movements at the Customary Rates in Pittsburg
The money market showed a small drop in bank exchanges from Tuesday while remaining featureless. Exchanges stood at 2,555,259 ST with balances of 475,355.63. Banks reported moderate lending at customary rates and ample funds for employment, noting abundant five dollar notes and scarcity of tens and twenties. Money on call in New York remained easy, with 4.5 percent on tangents and prime mercantile paper at 4.4. Sterling steady at 60-day bills and demand at 4.86.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Moncey
New York
Sterling
Fragmented Financial Receipts and Clears Across Cities
A garbled financial brief lists varying bonds and securities including Northern Pacific and St Paul consols, with clearings for San Yorn, HaLaimone, and Philadelphia. It notes Chicago clearings at 11,226,000 and New York exchange discount, plus money rates steady at 6 percent on demand and 7 percent on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
Chicago—Clearings
New York Exchange
Soc
Market Opening Shows Mild Uptick Then Fades
The market opened at 50 1/2 to 51 1/2 cents, rose to a high around 68 1/2, then eased as selling intensified. The day closed near the low with modest gains from the day’s bottom. Trading remained routine and market sentiment mixed as brokers noted several Tuesday clearances.
Unclear Market Notes On Oil and Barrels Data
Fragmented market snippet notes April petroleum opening at 8Mige with high 805 cents and low 70 percentgc, mentions shipments, 3 runs, barrels and 276000 barrels against Bradford in April. Records indicate macs closing at Page with lowest 764c and 480000 barrels in clearances, but several terms are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petroleum
Bradford
Page
Barr
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in City and County
New owners and property deals sweep city blocks as Charles Somers & Co. move properties from John A. Grover to Oliver P. Moeckel and Samuel W. Black & Co. handle Blair estate lot sales. Multiple parcels on Second Avenue James Street Hatfield Street and Keystone Avenue exchange hands for amounts ranging from 400 to 4800 with several mortgages noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Somers & Co
Wood Street
John A. Grover
Oliver P. Moeckel
Samuel W. Black & Co
Fourth Avenue
Blair
Second Avenue
Hamnett & Mitch
Pittsburg
Wilburg
Wilkinsurg
Black & Baird
W. J. Ray
Charlotte E. Brown
James Street
Third Ward
Allegheny
Oakland
Thomas McCaffrey
Butler Street
William Kelley
George A. Snyder
Dauphine Street
Fraline Street
Nineteenth Ward
Levi Bird Duff, Esq
Charles McCullough
Hatfield Street
Forty-eighth
Joseph E. Podger
County Treasurer's Office
Leonard J. Kamps
Keystone Avenue
Fifty-third Street
Alex. McKinley
Gertrude Wyman
Pearl Street
Friendship Avenue
Seventeenth Ward
Alles & Bailey
James W. Drape & Co
Bellevue
Robert M. Rett
Grant E. Adams
Ie Street
Blair Pi
Stock Market Report From New York Inches Up Amid Rumors
The New York Stock Exchange session shows limited margin movement with increased trading by board room traders seeking small profits. Union Pacific leads activity, advancing on vague favorable news while Missouri Pacific weakens after a stock list change. Pacific Mail drops on subsidy bill doubts. Sugar reflects slight manipulation. Milwaukee Lake Shore and Western and Lake Erie and Western prefereds fluctuate with dividends. Bonds stay dull but firm with modest gains and losses. traders note absence of daily specialties and say strong hands control prices as money rates ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board Room
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Committee On Securities
Iron Mountain
Pacific Mail
Sugar Reflecties
Uinally
Milwaukee
Lake Shore
Western
Lake Erie
Atchison
Chicago
East Illinois
Ohio River
the Post
Oper
Rock Island
Burlington
New York Stock Exchange
Whitney & Stephenson
Pittsburg
Fourth Avenue
Closing quotations of Philadelphia stocks report
Closing quotations of Philadelphia stocks furnished by Whitney and Stephenson brokers at No 57 Fourth avenue. Members New York Stock Exchange Boston Stocks Arch and Top 38 r 2 RK RB Flint Pere M1 and Flint and Pere M pref Bee copper 0 Mass Central inter ue oe com el Anniston Sans Co 60 Bostoid Co DUC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Oakley & Co
Sixth Street
Pittsburg Petroleum Exchange
Boa Giovens
Avoctaze Chaticte
Havar
New York
London
Antwe Aise
Bremen
A. B. McGrew
Pats
Philadelphia
Whitney & Stephenson
Fourth Avenue
New York Stock Exchange
Boston
Arch. & Top
Pere
Flint & Pere M
el Anniston Sans Co
Bostoid Co Duc
Sweeeeeensees
Mining Stocks in New York on April First
Mining quotations from New York list several hard rock and placer names with prices or shares. Notable entries include Ontario 8,000 at 45, Homestake 850, Gould and Curry 170, Comstock Kid 2,900, Sierra Nevada 275, Hale and Norcross 25, Deadwood T. 15, Caledonia B. H. 200, Consolidated California and Virginia 4% 250, Iron Silver 130, Mount Diablo 200, and Sutter Creek 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alice
Comstock Kid
de T. Scrip
Caledonia B. H
Consolidated California
Virginia
Commonwealth
Deadwood T
el Cristo
Gould and Curry
Hale & Norcross
Homestake
Horn
Iron
Mt. Diablo
Ontario
Business Notes Gloomy Stocks And Bank News
About 90 brokers attended a stock call with no one wearing a plug as mortgage totals for Tuesday reached 34 thousand dollars. The City Deposit Bank East Liberty declared a 6 percent dividend and increased its surplus by 500. Pittsburg Car Trust Company to hold annual meeting May 6 at 10 AM. Black Barro March marks best real estate month with near 300 thousand dollars in sales. Wall Street traders unsure, little big money insight. Atchison Company cuts payroll by 500 thousand and operating costs by 1 million. Great Northern’s 71 cent rate NY to St Paul challenges Chicago and trunk lines. traction stock cited as cheap despite large reported earnings. Ends with a call to shed light on market prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conference Committee
New York
Cu Cp
Bradford
Washington
Citizens’ Oil and Gas Company
McGowan
Bul- Hon Run
Burt Bros
Mannington
W. Va
Mt. Morris
Iti
Hamton
Emlenton Gas Company
Dempsey Furnace
Claysville Oil Company
Claysville
Haysville Station
Chicago
St. Paul
City Deposit Bank
East Liberty
Pittsburg Car Trust Company
Iron City National Bank, Black & Barro
Wall Street
Irits
Manuel
Atchison
Great Northern Road
California
W. H. McGowan
Liberty Street Commission
Pacific Coast
Burrer—Creamery
Elgin
Ohio
Sweitzer, Bec
Lue Gran
Tancy
Orcarderas
Florida
Valencia
Jamaica
Fraley's Wheat All Sold Amid Sharp Price Advances
Moses Fraley announced he would accept yesterday's selling prices but no new developments emerged. The market was active with strong demand and prices rose along the line as 205000 bushels were bought for export to be shipped Saturday and 60000 bushels to local millers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Fraley
Geoleman
Fraley
Drygoods trade shows steady uptick in New York shop
In New York on April 9 the drygoods trade opened with fair business. Activity is stimulated by minor sales and improving regular small trade now entering the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minoree
Straits Free From Ice Sparks Grain Fleet Departure
Curiaco April 9. News arrived that the Straits of Mackinaw were ice free. The large grain fleet, waiting for this signal to sail for Buffalo and other lake points, weighed anchor and began moving out during the day and into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Straits of
Mackinaw
Buffalo
Chamberlains Pain Balm praised by Elm Creek postmaster
Elm Creek Neb postmaster E W Potter testifies to personal knowledge of rheumatism cures from Chamberlains Pain Balm after other remedies failed. He has sold it five years and notes customers who use it typically keep using it. Multiple local retailers list sale points in Pittsburgh and Allegheny areas. Capes jackets and wraps advertised by Kwase SHustrer and UrSsu Hocus Hackr with Paris London Berlin styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Potter
Elm Creek
Neb
E. G. Stucky
Penn Ave
E. G. Stucky & Co
Wylie Ave
Fulton St
Markell Bros
Penn
Faulkston
Theo. E. Ihrig
Fifth Ave
Carl Hartwig
Butler St
John C. Smith
Main St
Jas. L. McConnel & Co
Fifth
Laprites
Paris
London
Berlin
UrSsu Hocus & Hackr
Grain and Hay Rise as Corn Surges in Market Report
The Pittsburg Dispatch notes continued gains in grain and hay prices with corn outperforming, while trade slows due to heavy rains. It records brisk orange imports from California and varied prices across dairy and fruit products, including prices for butter cheese eggs and apples, with notes on coffee and other groceries.
Grain Exchange Sales Report and Weather Outlook
Grain Exchange sales show 1 car No 2y 5 corn 4l 10 days P BR R 2 cars 7w oats May June delivery. 1 car loose pressed timothy hay. Receipts bulletined 90 care. Pittburg Ft Wayne Chicago 3 cars hay 1 rye 1 car carn 4 flour. Pittsburg Cincinnati St Louis 3 flour 5 corn 1 bran 1 middlings 1 ship stuff 3 oats. Pittsburg Lake Erie 2 flour 1 mal. Pittsburg Western 3 hay. Cereal markets lively drift upward on corn oats feed hay. Corn strongest due to scarcity. roads may improve. bulls dominant. Prices below are carload on track. Wheat New No 2 red 4 ide No 3 8
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grain Exchange
P. BR. R
W. Oats
Sic
Pittburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Lake Erie
Western
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Telegraph
Dap Arey
Dr. Ball
McKee & Haugan
Michigan
Pase
Wierkset Se
Eapetivasncasi
Legeitec
Cr Jno
Wyasl Sas
Ansle
WES
Hc Mess Park
Faner Elgin Creamery
Opnuns
Frm
Harley Firm
Harley Maltare
Canada
New Orleans
Dewot
Bee
Itigo
Enon
Pennsylvania Creamery
Pennsylvania
Minneapolis
Ste
Northern
ST. Louvis
Deere
Harley
Wisconsin
Saire
Baltimore
SopSic
Timothy
Eheddars
Toledo
Pena
Lake
Lawrenceville Bank
Allegheny County
Pine Township
Frank Koehne
Hazelwood Avenue
John B. Larkin
A. BR
GM Ue
Mutual Union
Nod
Northern Pac
Ste. View
Northerm Pac
St.l&l
Teva
Nowget
St. Paul Consols
Central Pacific
St. PL Chl & Pe
Den
I. G
BR. G
le. KG
West
Olon Pacific Aeais
West Shore
Remors
New Jersey
Southern
Central
Pau
St. Des Pitts
Uessie c
Ceee i. Weesee C& S Norinwenters
Jila Co
S.W
Ae Lydass
Coal & Iron Col
Del
Grandepter
Osee
West Lake Lake Erie
Louisville
Nashville
Lchigan Moblic
Issouri Pacific
New York Central
N.Y
N. Y
C. & St. L. Pian
Ak & Western
Norfolk & Western Northern Pacific
Pacific
C. Inma
Mississippi
Oregon Improvement
Oregon
Erdeen i
Aeee Ag
Feo
Vullman Palace
Philadel
Heading
Richmond & W. Ty
Richmond & W.p.tapween P
Minn
Msg
St. Fran
St. L
San Fran
Texas Pacifc
San F. Ist
Union Pacifc
Wabash
Wheeling
Tay Sugar Trus National
Endei Zyhicago Gas Trust
OM Ita
Penseylvania Railroad
Bose Mittabarg
Lehigh Valley
Korth Ho
Navigathern Pacific
Northern Pacific
Praley
Drygoods
Kwase & Shustrer
Cape
Knaaie & Suvstes
Stevens
Fell
Office OF
Java
Santos
la Guayra
Maracaibo
Rio
Spiccees
Secreto Gee Renee
Cassia
Kors
Carolina
Louisiana
Muscatels
Ondara
Sultans
Salonida Prunes
Brazil
Avrico
Ee R . Fl
Eureka
de George's
Eplir
Whitefinh
Braddock
Iceland Halibot
Quater
Salons Comansat
Board of Common Common Boards
Andee Baligte
West Va
West Vas
Ber
el West Va
Carter
Joseph Horne & CO
St. Gall
D . Foll
Heather & Renfrew
Falda
Honoiie Lyonnais, Marlboro, Mass
MR. Hauser
Andrew Hauser
DH. Shafer
Polypathic Institute
Penn Avenue
Shafer
Polypathic Medical Institute
Hauser
Mites Station
West Penn
KR. R
Peon Ave
Puttsburg
Yamb
Trsa
Swayne
van Houren
Reat English
SyeursHes
ASM
Fics
San Francisco
Cal
New York, MN
H. McMichael
M.D
Niagara St
Bilokers—Financial
Paemt & Stephenson
Mowsis, Drexel, Meme &Co
John M. Oakle & CO
Bankers and Brokers
Raynet
Whittier
Pittsbourg
Syston
Pomeey
Mtoe
Sunda Wa
DR. Whittier
Peon Avenue
Psawk
Tod
Sr. W
Lax
Pitwburg
Fuuher
Woodward Ave
Detroit
Mich
Joseph Fleming & Soo
Chichester
Ato Cross Diamond Enanp
Nadlees Sq
Phila
Pas
Marston CO
Park Place
Nee
Tork
felitTrink
Stanton
Shems
Eegijek
Mall
Aditresa
F.c, Fowler
Moodus
J. H. Reeves
P.O. Box
New Yorkiigy
Nerve Bean Co
Bedale N.Y
Joseph Fleming & Son's
Ais Market St
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