Local Live Stock Markets Slower Trade At East Liberty Yards
At East Liberty yards about 60 carloads of cattle were on sale, more from Chicago than Ohio and Indiana. Prime beeves scarce. quality below late average. Hogs opened active then slower with prices 75 to 90 per cwt. Sheep small receipts, demand steady. calves large with prices 400 to 450 per head. Prices varied across Chicago and Pennsylvania consignments, with totals and receipts listed for the week.
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East Liberty Yards
Eale
Chicago
Ohio
Indiana
Weperewt
Allegheny
Herr’s Island
I Zeigler
L. Gerson
A. Fromm
Pennsylvania
J.ebler
J. Wright
J. Zeigler
Gerson
E. D. Hagape
Chicagos
Ohios
W. Zoller
Needy & Frank
I. McNeese
C Volbrecht
The
Woods
Bun Yards
Greennawalds
Smtof
Live stock markets report steady cattle and stronger hogs
Telegraph dispatch notes Louisville cattle steady with varied prices across steers cows and bulls while hogs in Cincinnati and Kansas City rise. Receipts large for hogs and cattle with firm to higher values for prime and choice lots. sheep and lambs steady to strong in parts.
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Louisville
Cincinnati
Texas
Kansas City
Pandemonium in Wheat Pit Ends With Edward Pardridge Gain
In Chicago trading, wheat prices swung wildly with May futures showing sharp down and up moves. Edward Pardridge finished the day over a half million dollars ahead as the market closed several cents lower than early highs amid a faltering supply report and mixed reactions to international influences.
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Edward Pardridge
Business World Department
New York
St. Louis
Beauty
Siye
London
California
India
America
Russia
Congress
Bradstreet
Shorts
Counselman
Sellwan General T
Northwestern grain stocks show mixed Minnesota and Dakota totals
Figures from the Northwestern Miller report indicate Minneapolis private elevators hold 1,274,000 bushels of wheat, down 137,000 from last week, while Minneapolis and Duluth total 23,714,543 bushels, up 789,022. Country elevators in Minnesota and the two Dakotas total 6,310,200, down 1,651,100, leaving Northwestern stock at 29,004,748 bushels, 892,078 less than last week. A separate note shows total stock at 19,835,000 bushels.
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MirxEarotts
Mixx
Theorthwestern Miller
Minneapolis
Duluth
Minnesota
Dakotas
Market Quiet as U S Purchases Rise Amid Coffee Notes
April reports show mixed coffee activity with Rio futures steady and U S purchases approaching 60 000 units weekly. Stronger receipts cited though prices remain firm at 12 000 per bag while Rio spot stays quiet and No 7 futures hold steady.
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Sing
Pacific Coast
Rio
ST. Lotis
Casi
Cincinnati
Ohio
Onteaxs
Santos
United States
Tarpentine Markets Reported Prices and Trades
Market notes show prices for tar products with mentions of rosin and turpentine items. The text records small lots and dollar amounts such as 1 20 and 2 25, with scattered references to rosin quality and trade activity in Charlesto and Aguada areas.
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Ween Aguada
Drygoods Market Opens Quietly in New York
The Drygoods Market in New York opened quietly on April 11 with expectations of growth this week in cotton flannels and related goods. Prices are barely lower than last year as large buyers participate, but no major events occurred. Wool markets show quiet trading and no notable activity andArnheim's horse sales cited as remaining orderly and square in practice.
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New York
Features Of Trade And Railroads In The City
The issue notes nine story Penn avenue and Liberty street buildings planned by Architect Steen and others on Penn avenue, with Keech Wade and Gillespie also pursuing eight to nine story structures. It also covers railroads and crops with winter weather mild, wheat improving, and a New York bank statement favorable. A builder’s trick is exposed involving bolts and nuts to mislead inspectors, while numerous building permits are issued for various dwellings and parsonage.
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Steen
Childs
Penn Avenue
Gillespie
Messrs
Keech and
Wade
Ewart
Liberty Street
New York Bank
George Heichold
Winslow Street
Twenty-first Ward
Thomas Marshall
Denniston Avenue
Twentieth Ward
Angela Bianco
Monroe Street
Thirteenth Ward
Mrs. & R. Kent
Bedford Avenue
Evangelical Association
Industry Street
Thirty-first Ward
M. Mawhinney
Utica Alley
Fourteenth Ward
Frank Kling
Center Avenue
Bogs & Buhl
Lower Fifth Avenue
Buffalo
Chicago
E. P. Roberts & Sons, Jewelers
John M. Roberts
Brbgred
Filenith
E. P. Roberts
F. Roberts
W. Roberts
Ono
Central Trust Company
New York
H Warner Company
Western Union
Union Lee Company
Granaview Avenue
Monongahela
Wilson
Emsworth
United Presbyterian Church
Collins Avenue
East End
Highland Avenu
HH. B. Smithson
Wrence
Black & Baird
James A. Taylor
Robb & Munson
Chartiers
Chambers Street
Clay Alley
Money Market Weakness Lingers as Bank Rates Hold
Local money conditions remain steady with ample loanable funds and fair discount demand. Interest at 6 percent unchanged. first class railway bonds in demand though supply lags. Bank clearings reach 2 506 613 32, balances 564 516 24, while New York notes ease in exchange and gold exports unlikely.
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New York Authority
Bank of England
New York
Mercantile
Fragmented OCR note with scattered numbers
Fragments show a mix of numbers and truncated words including 100 Tenn and 100 TBid. The readable portion sounds like an internal note or memo with missing context and unclear subject.
Bank and Exchange Rates Reported Across Cities
The bulletin lists bank clearings and money market notes including New York exchanges at premiums, balances from St Louis and Memphis, and various rate figures for 60 day bills and 3 to 6 percent ranges. It notes quiet markets in New York with premiums and spot currencies trading near par in places like Baltimore and Detroit.
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New Onvenne
New York Exchange Commercial
St. Lovuis
New York
Cariaco
New York Exchange
Bal- Spestees
Oey
Battimogs—Bank Ae New
Memphis
Seminem
Stock Market Day Sees Mixed Results Across Tractions and Gas
Trading at the stock exchange was steady with modest activity. Three stocks finished higher including Mercantile Trust Citizens’ Traction and Chartiers Gas while others held firm or slipped slightly. detailed bids showed Manchester Traction rising and Duquesne at 26 bid with 2644 asking.
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Stock Exchange
Tractions
Mercantile Trust
Citizens’ Traction
Chartiers
Philadelphia
Wheeling
Birmingham
Citizens
Manchester
Duquesne
Dunesne
London Buying Drives Readily Unsettled New York Stocks
The New York market opened firm on moderate volume led by London purchases and a late Reading weakness. Cordage and several rail stocks gained while Union Pacific and Delaware and Hudson rose, though overall trading faded after London demand waned. Government bonds remained dull and steady as investors awaited tomorrow's settlement.
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New York
Reading
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Erie
Louisville
Nashville
Richmond
West Point
London
Coalera
Delaware and Hudson
New York Central
Western Union
Lackawanna
Lake Shore
Atchison
St. Pau
Northern Pacific
New York Stock Exchange
DieraTcu
Whitney & Stephenson
Pittsburg
Fourth Avenue
Mining Stock Quotations From New York Market
The New York closing list notes Best & Belcher at 210 Caledonia B 105 Consolidated California and Virginia 390 Deadwood T 200 Eureka Consolidated 200 Gould & Curry 0 Hale & Norcross 135 Homestake 1500 Horn Ey 300 Mexican 150 Ophir 225 Plymouth Sa 120 Sierra Nevada Y Standard M5 Union Consolidated 125 reflecting varied prices across mining equities on April 11.
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New York
Best & Belcher
Caledonia B
Consolidated California
Bar Silver Quotations In New York And London
Bar silver prices show 234d per ounce in London and $1 44c per ounce in New York dealers markets. The contrast reflects market activity and currency valuation between the two major trading centers of the period.
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New York
London
Receipts of Eggs Highlight Ohio River Markets
Receipts of eggs by the Ohio steamers were lighter than expected with about 2,000 cases received and 3,000 forecast. Cold weather kept markets firm with Saturday prices holding, while dressed poultry remained scarce but firm and live poultry improved in supply. Prices for apples, butter, cheese, and other commodities show mixed strength as trade remains cautious on the first business day of the week.
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Tue Distatoa
Ohio
Lateigh Commission
Department of Trade
Rio
Maracaibo
Ais Ua Mamet
Ieee
Java
Maracaino
Santos
I Sane
Casala
Perkonees Sree
Elaine
Grocery Price List From a Historic Market Page
The OCR fragment lists assorted foods and prices including peaches corn beef baked goods and canned fish. Items mention pineapples pears lobsters mackerel sardines haddock herring and various canned goods with price figures like $1 20 and $1 50, indicating a retail market catalog style.
Grain Exchange Daily Sales And Market Outlook
Grain Exchange reports include carload sales of bran and assorted cereals with a strong tone for futures. Receipts this week are lighter than last, with firmer prices for flour and oats, and export demand improving. hay and feed show steady or firmer pricing across varieties.
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Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago
Barney
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brinn
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Western
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Orrick
Tur Disratcu
Pittsavea
Morpar
Apel’ IL
Timothy
Peg Dation Ae
Do Creamery
Do Factory
Elwin
Sohcaonice
Jniv
Anpust Ediciones
Suger Be Sekaig
Northern
Slige
Sic
Jane
Toledo
Sixth Street
Chi
Eas
Tarpentine Markets
Louis
Arnheim's
the Building Record
K.&t. Gen. Sa
Northern Pac
Pacific
Leite
Home Securities
B. A
Freehold” Bank
N. B
Ates G. D. Say
Lib Nat. Bank
Ance Wees
Anes
Sane Pitts
B.com
Ouse
Sean
Charafan
Mer
al.Gas Co
Ias Co
Philadelphis Co
GasCo
Pituic
F.co
Entrai Traction
Css Citizens’ Traction
Pleasant Valley
Second Avenue
R.R
Sane Seas Luster
Sane Union
Il ‘ West
W.brake Ibrake
W.brake Ibrake.ones Ones 103 “Iy
U. Cable Co
New England
Sugar Refining Ci
Canada Southern
Jersey
Chicago Gas
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Ulney
Pani
MIL
Rock
P.M. & O & Northwestern
Col. Coal & Iroitol, & Hockin, el
Sacral Ison Sila
Den
Rio Grande
Blinois
Est
Erie &West
Lake Shore & Oulsville
Michigan Central
Savene
Ational Card CO
Ational Co
National Oairo
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N.Y
N. N
American Co
Eva
Richmond & Wond
Tex
Man Union
Paci
Eni Wheeling & L. E
Renton
Boston
Atch
Eng
Fitchbu
FeCo Marack
Plint
Anniston Land Co
Little Rock
Ens Land Co
Central
Bell
Tel One
Precel .Y
N. Eng
Lamson Tore S
Coleite
Ae Beton
Mont
Thomson
Boston Electric
Thomson-Houston Electric
T.H. E. Thomsom-Houston Electric Co
Securities Series C
Securities Air D. Sone
Ts E. Co
Wayne Electric
Securities
Westin Westinghouse Electric Company
Boston House Electric Company
Oeaeneeoelectric Light Company
Ohio River
Eigis
Michigan
Sicerit
Mic
MaArLe SrRer
Jersey Sweets
Mammoth
Florida
Havana
Carolina
Eeensis
Valencia
Sultan
Turkey
Ayant
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary A. Actey
Lynn
Mass
Lydla E. Finkham Med. CO
Mas
AE Cmall
Johann Hoff
Eisner & Mendelson Co
Barclay Street
Brokers—Financial
John M. Oakley & Co
Sae Ai
CME
Wolff & Randolph
Pieron
Iaie
Medical
Whittier
Kittier
Tod R
T. Nenerven
Everr
Everr Onde
Bh Medicine Co
Madrid
Spain
Detroit
JOS. Fleming JSON
Wood
Packope
M Alx
Wood Chemical CU
Woudeward Avenue
Mich
Mali
Emig
Stacky
Pruggis
Wholeare
Metsis
Penn
Prilten St
Pittsbore
Adureda Erie Medical Co
Ero
Dr. & Kann
M. KR
P. S
Docrons Laxx
Cor
Pennaw
Pirrehore
Clarke
Haddam
DR. Sanden
Electric Best
Sarden Electric Co
Broadway
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