Local Livestock Markets Report Cattle Sheep and Hogs
Quality of cattle improves from recent receipts with light hog run and strong demand. Prices show mixed movement across cattle sheep and hogs with hogs up from last Monday while cattle and sheep ease slightly. A leading butcher notes improvements in prime cattle and weaker buyers on hogs overall, with varied regional price ranges and several consignors listed.
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Ytteytvania
Estonn Coring la
Peurll
Chicago
Wapai
Pennsylvania
L. Gerson
Chi
Needy & Smith
Oho
J. Jon
Ohio
J. Ackerman
D. C. Pisor
William Craig
J. Reber
J. Wright
Sorr’s Island
Live Stock Markets at East Liberty Yards Report
Office dispatch from Memphis dated April 2 1982 notes cattle receipts 440 head with shipments teljes. market prices a shade lower. Hog receipts 7000 head with 4500 shipped. market firm at Philadelphia 71 and New York 105.2 per hundred? 2 cars shipped to New York 7400 head in total.
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East Liberty
New York
Live Stock Market Report From Western Markets
Receipts high for cattle hogs and sheep with varied prices. Beef steers ranged from 3.00 to 8.90 per cwt while stockers and feeders showed mixed values. Hogs sold around 52.00 to 55.00 per head with lighter live offerings bringing similar returns. Sheep and lambs posted steady to firm demand with prices reflecting quality and weight.
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York —Bee
Chcaco
Provers Journal
Kansas
O. Sr
Sean Caebaier
Abe
Isms pteAddy
Coffee Market Signals Mixed US Demand
Erratic trading notes show Rio de Janeiro activity with bags moving amid uncertain demand. The market reports 85,000 bags in stock and 54,000 hours noted for deliveries, as prices and futures hover around key levels.
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Rio de Jaxerro
Train in Sight Sparks Supply Drop Rumor
Fragmentary OCR notes mention visible supply of Christ cases, April market prep, and trade cord lines. It cites a decrease in corn and tea stocks with large figures like 4 585 000 bushels and 1 000 losses, suggesting a market downturn and logistical concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tergerten
UeaLont
St. Loris-Wool Opens Season Amid Quiet Arrivals
Unclear text notes early season activity with mentions of arrivals and prices. Context suggests a report on beginning season dynamics, but specifics and entities are fragmented.
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St. Loris
Metal Markets Report From New York Copper Nomi Mel
Copper prices in New York show a firmer tone as dealers note improved demand and steadier supplies. Trading desks say lake region buyers and Straits area firms contributed to a cautiously positive tone, with premiums holding firm in doll ar terms.
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Lake
Straits
Demand Filed Against St. Louis Chi
A terse legal notice reports a demand filed against St. Louis Chi, detailing the plaintiff and case type. The short item notes court handling and next steps without sensational detail.
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St. Louis
Wheat and market notes show mixed Chicago trading
Wheat and other grains edged lower on May and June contracts while July eased less. Cash demand appeared moderate with cargo orders in progress. Corn and oats fluctuated with overall easy tone early and firmer bias later. Futures markets in butter, pork, lard, and produce showed scattered moves amid mixed receipts.
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Chicago
Jane
May
Anne
Intermedia
Eigelgsic
Vances Bess
New York
Haig
New Orleans
Western
Western Steam
Dlairy
Lidl
C. St. Lewis
Aneres
Orleans
Ull
Eaker
Pennsylvania
Erie
Rio
Tolenpo
Exploding Stove Blazes in Hevexa Killing Selma Holmes
At Alfred Moyer's Billings residence a stove explosion severely burned Selma Holmes. She lit a scrap of powder from her brother's trunk, triggering flames that scorched her head face and arms. Medical officials fear the injuries will prove fatal.
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Hevexa
Mont
Alfred Moyer
Billings
Selma Holmes
Murder in revenge ends in fatal shooting at Parsmisorro
Parsmisorro, April 22. Early this morning John McConsha shot and fatally wounded G. W. Hall in a dispute rooted in an old grudge from last winter when both men worked for the Gangway and Richardson Timber Lean. McConaha, discharged, claims Hall caused it. McConaha is jailed.
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Parsmisorro
John McConsha
G. W. Hall
Richardson
McConaha
Hall
McConahs
Cable Dye and Victoria Fast Black Stockings Best
Buyers praise Cable Dye and Victoria Fast Black stockings from Jos Homwe and Co Penn Ave stores as the top choice for durable comfortable wear. Local shoppers report lasting quality and fit across multiple seasons.
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Cable Dye and
Victoria Fast
Ings
Jos, Homwe & Co
Penn Avgente
Making a New City in Pittsburg Real Estate Boom
A Pittsburgh business outlook features pressure to raze old buildings for brick and stone redevelopment, with Diamond street widening touted as key. County buildings sale faces opposition from local bankers and businessmen who fear losing home-market protection and value gains from future growth. Real estate demand remains active, with five acres at Osborn station selling for 4600 and Ellsworth avenue properties changing hands, signaling confidence in the market.
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Pittsburg
Diamond Street
New York
Strong Market Traits as Electric Leads Gains Across Stocks
The market showed firmness with good Monday trading and over 1400 shares changing hands. Electric weakened while Central Traction and Switch & Signal rose, with Pleasant Valley and Pittsburg Traction among notable bids and early sales. Total New York stock volume reached 164,450 shares, with several rail and utility issues highlighted in morning and afternoon dealings.
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Stock Exchange
Philadelphia
la Noria
Sorel
Pittsburg
Lary Prefe
Pleasant Valley Enger
Ae Dd
Ag Central Traction
Citizens’ Traction
TS Sd
Pleasant Valley
SOO Pittsburg Traction
Sheebine Fitts
R. B Co
la Noris
Aang
Oh Ouse Co
U. Switch &Signal Co
Oy Syms
Pittsvarg
Central Traction
Chartiers
Arene
Wheeling
Eburg
Canal Traction
New York
Hocking Valley
Louisville
Bashville
Missouri Pacific
Oregon Tanscontinental
Acline
St. Paul
Texas
Union Pacific
Improving Right Along Expansion Brings Higher Money Demand
Local money market shows a lively week with fair borrowing and steady deposits. Call money at 5 to 6 percent, two and four months at 6 percent, clearing house totals near 208 with balances about 906 200 dollars. A fourth street banker notes slow but steady improvement and warns against overjumping into an abrupt expansion.
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Bnai
Aed
Clearing House
Fourth Street
New York
de Sterling
Philadelphia Bank Clearing Totals and Balances Note
A garbled OCR entry records Philadelphia bank clearings and balances with figures such as 12 908 833 and 2 066 024 plus 150 414 and 2 500 804. The text is incomplete but indicates financial totals and balances from the banking district.
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Philadelphia
Ance Me Bank
Sil
Oil Market Sags After Ohio Focus Weakness Drives Prices Down
Bears raid the market as trading opens causing a broad price drop. Lima oil linked to the weak market, with bankers noting little external support. Closing at a low level, the market showed volatile moves and slim hopes for an early improvement.
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Ohio
Sam
Bears
Dennings & Co
Baorleen
A. B. McGraw & Co
National Transit and Petroleum Market Report
April trading round shows mixed activity across markets with national transit certificates opening at 51 1 2 cents closing around 82 1 4 cents, highs near 84 cents and lows around 49 0. Petroleum opened weak at 85 and closed steady near 8330, with total combined volume about 3 458 000 barrels across exchanges.
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Bradford
Houses And Lots Change Hands Across The City
Real estate activity spans Osburn station Nimick station and multiple wards as buyers snap up ground and homes. Major sales include five acre Osburn parcel for 4600, Reed street lot for 550 cash, Nimick station lot for 400 cash, two six room frame houses on Ellsworth avenue for 6000, and a 183 by 60 feet lot in James W. Breen’s plan for 200 to John Ward. Other transactions include mortgages of 5000 at 6 percent and a 1000 mortgage on adjacent property in Westmoreland County, plus several private and public sales of lots in Allegheny City and Southside.
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C. Beringer & Son
Osborn Station
Ellsworth Avenue
W. JH. Herron & Son
Margaret Maguire
W. A. Herron & Sons
Alles & Bailey
Fourth Avenue
Patrick Harper
James W. Breen
Thirteenth Ward
John Ward
Samuel W. Black & Co
Shalersvill Thirty-Fifth Ward
James W. Drape & Co
Inwin
Yore Avenue
W. J. Pfeil
South Twenty-sixth Street
Southside
Ninth Street
Reed Beg Joe &Co
Penn Avenue
Sixteenth Ward
Walter J. Osborne
Baltensperger & Williams
Aang Horning
Mary A. Ereas
DULL AND FIRM STOCK MARKET REPORTS APRIL GAINS
New York April 22 The stock market was dull yet generally firm with slight gains from Saturday. Trading was subdued by a holiday in London and Boston. Union Pacific sagged on weak earnings while Texas Pacific and Coal stocks rose. Louisville and Nashville led the late rally, with Tennessee Coal joining after noon. Rail bonds showed activity as Readies and others supplied substantial totals.
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New York
London
Boston
Louisville
Nashville
New England
Union Pacific
Hocking Valley
Texas Pacific
Say
Union Pacific Ee
Chicago
Atchison
Tennessee
Seers Licks
Enon
Tennessee Coalt
New York Stock Exchange
Key & Riaphouson
Weuinee
York Ney Tephenson
Mining Stocks, New York April 21 Items
Amador 100 Aspen 1060 Belcher Baundie 114 Caledonia B H MOO Crown Port 400 Consolidated California and Virginia 762 Deadwood T 180 El Criuto 170 Gould and Curry 20 Homestake 730 Lion Silver 2% Mono 15 Fire mouth 1000 Sulli Union Consolidated 490 Yellow Jack
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New York
Amador
Aspen
Belcher
Baundie
Caledonia
B. H
Moo
Crown Port
Consolidated California
Firemouth
Savage, Standard
Sulli- Se Union Consolidated
Yellow Jack
Late News In Brief From National Desk
The Scribners report no letter from Robert Louis Stevenson in Honolulu. Insurers say New York elevator fire losses will not exceed 125000 dollars. The President named Crook Foster and Warner to negotiate with Sioux in Dakota. A storm near Bedford New York reportedly killed two and wounded several. barn fire and cattle deaths noted. Morrison captured near Sherbrooke after a violent struggle. jailed. The President’s East Room reception continued with public and children. Three men fled a Van Buren Indiana store robbery by sawing bars. one man remains at large. Cardinal Gibbons plans trip to New Orleans to confer with Archbishop Jassen. A Middleboro merchant, George Ryder, died by apparent suicide at his home. Wellington Burt travels to Southampton to secure 10000000 for a US salt syndicate. Morton Hale surrenders in Chicago to face federal charges over stamp fraud. likely no conviction soon.
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Scribners
Robert Louis Stevenson
Honolulu
Liverpool, London and Globe Insuranee Company
New York City
Dakota
George Crook A
Charles Foster
Ohio
Wm. Warner
Kansas City
Bedford Station
N.Y
Donald Morrison
Maredan
Sherbrooke
Meerae Eee
Fone Ram
Morrison
Niler
George Delvin
Charles Delvin
Frank Walton
van Buren
Ind
Marion
George Wilson
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
New Orleans
Jassens
Bishop Kain
Wheeling
John Boland
N. Caigny
Ae John D. Keiley, Jr
Brooklyn
George T. Ryder
George T. Ryder & Co
I Js
Middleboro
Mass
Wellington R. Burt
Saginaw
Michigan Salt Association
Southampton
United States
Great Britain
Burt
England
Morton F. Hale
Chicago
R. Hale
Hale
Canada
Meeting After Many Years With Russian Refugees in Chicago
George Kennan, famed for his Russia writings, visited Chicago and attended a gathering of Russian refugees. In a parlor discussion with exiles, views on opposition to the regime varied, and he was presented with a handwoven white scarf as a token of regard.
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Chubcaco
George Kennan
Europes
Russia
Caucansus
Mr. Kennan
Chicago
Great Eastern Empire
Mr. Grin
Fire destroys small Lima refinery and injures workers
A noon fire destroyed John Carnes’s Elm Street refinery. Excer in a still started the blaze. Joseph Steel and W H McClain burned. Steel likely loses use of hands, McClain severely burned but less serious. A runaway team hit a horse and rider, causing further injuries. Loss estimated at $5,000.
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Lia
John Carnes
Elm Street
Oseph Steel
W. H. McClain
McClain
Cnue
Burly Market Notes Relate Butter Eggs Cheese and Oats
April market chatter from Moxpar reports strong egg and butter demand in New York while local supplies for cheese oats and hay show pressure. Prices for beans raisins and canned goods hold firm with limited new developments as Easter quiet lingers and centennial trade hopes boost expectations.
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New York
Imore
Ta Gia
Jersey
Danergy
Pical Frorra
Florida
Valencia
Grain Market Receipts and Price Shifts Reported
Grain Exchange bulletins show 1 car wheat 1 car flour 1 car oats from Pittsburg Fort Wayne Chicago route and 9 hay 12 oats from Pittabure Cincinnati St Louis. Oats and hay drift down due to liberal receipts while flour bears pressurize and prices soften. Last week Minneapolis flour output 100 500 barrels. Wholesale grocers accept the situation and reduce price differences on seman patent grades.
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Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago
Pittabure
Cincinnati
St Louis
Baltimore and Ohio
Lake Erie
Pittsburg and Western
Lowa Upland Bay
Minneapolis
Saloons' Traders Group Denied Incorporation in Hamilton
The Saloon Keepers Association of Hamilton Ohio applied to Secretary of State Ryan for incorporation but was refused. The state noted the group aimed to protect members from laws and defend their business while promoting moral uplift, which the statute does not permit for such an organization.
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Saloon Keepers’ Association of
Hamilton
Ryan
Drygoods Market Sees Quiet Week Amid Holiday Tone
New York April 22 reports a quiet week in jobbing circles with steady demand and firmer tone. Agents are declining good offers while some directions show advancing tendencies in staple goods including cotton and woolen items. A holiday feeling dominates and activity is expected to rise after the Centennia Pfetes.
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South
Philadelphia
Cotton Off Trust
Pittsburg
New York
Stael
Centennia Pfetes
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St. &C
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Norfolk Fall
Estern
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Pacttic
Unio & Mississip
Oregon
Richmond
W. P. Ee
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W.P.T
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Reading Railroad
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Soland
Ian Ek Dork Hans Moka
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Lan Aden
Bneen
B. Lambs
Ligser Dealers’ Association
Epecia
Drygoods Market
Tutt’s
Joseph Horne & CO
Cr. Wood
The
Deer Creek and Susquehanna R. R. Co
Mercantile Trust A and TE Deposit CO
Maryland Central Railway
Beaford
Climore
Delta
York and Peach Bottom
REA Bros. & CO
Bankers and Brokers
Wood Street
Sixth Ave
Smithfield
John W. Taylor
mhoeTs
the Freehold Bank
Smithfield St
Capital
Discounts Daily
James FP
SPEER
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Brew York
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Ererenene
Soca Caneonaie
Pitts Es
Soa
Atemiecen
Simolan
Sunita
Psuwk
Ife
Bulfinch St
Maca
Jali Roreawk
Boston Medical Institute
Joseph Fleming & Son
Market Street
Pitterburgh
P.O. Box
Mhil-Paw
Hare
Fleming
Erie Medical
Ky -as-Us
Tasure
Erowur
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