Market Quiet as Wire Rods Grow Scarcer in Patare
The July 31 Iron Age reports a very quiet market with scarce wire rods amid overconfident price levels by Southern mills. Foreign billets sell in small lots while spikes and rail components hold steady. Western rail prospects are limited as freight costs rise.
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New York
Northern Iron
Spiegensen
Ferro
Phwuix
Eastern Mills
Western Mills
Chicago
To Mills
Wey
Shell
Falling off in figures in British iron and metal markets
New York July 31 The Iron Age reports brisk outside buying and renewed confidence in British iron and metal markets. Scotch iron warrants slipped to 55d early week then recovered as bears sold, with Hematite and Cleveland warrants showing varied moves. Copper and tin prices weakened amid speculative activity, while steel rail and billet markets show irregular pricing but steady demand in parts.
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Iron Age
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Fria
United Sates Limited
Scotehan
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England
Barrow
Weekly Coke Trade Expands Six Day Week Operations
The coke trade reports steady price levels as operators shift from five to six day per week runs. Major firms like Fock and Southwest begin six day operations, with demand rising in Western districts and Cleveland, Chicago, and St. Louis showing strong interest. Production remains brisk, idle ovens shrink to about 2400, and shipments rise. labor unrest threatens at Rainey’s works but overall delivery stays prompt. Freight rates and regional car movements are detailed, with prices for furnace, foundry, and crushed coke listed across key markets.
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Io No More
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Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Parrish
Donbar Furnace Company
Hill Farm
Youngstown
Frick Company
Rainey
Pitsburg
Pittburg
Pittsburg
River Points
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Phwdute
Mahoning
Shenat
Cincinnati
Louisville
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Eas
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Salnt
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Foundry
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Detroit
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Baltimore
Boston
Live Stock Markets at East Liberty Yards Report
Office of Pittsburgh Dispatch notes July 1 condition of markets at East Liberty Stock Yards. cattle receipts 320 head with no shipments to New York. hogs 8 150 head received, shipments 2 900, market slow with prime light $6 60, common heavy $3 100% dairies and steers receipts redacted. report follows from past week’s data.
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Pittsburg
Dmpattch
Carrie—Reecelpta
New York
FE Dacmeter
East Liberty
Chicago Livestock Receipts Show Dull Market Across Regions
Cattle receipts around 20 000 head with mixed shipments and a dull market. Beeves, steers and cows varied in price as Western and Texans quotes shift. New York and St Louis reports note dull trading and mixed receipts across cattle sheep and hogs. Cincinnati and Buffalo show quieter activity with price changes in flour wheat oats and butter.
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the Drovers’ Journal
Western Rangers
New York
West
Orne
ST. Louis
Cincinnati
Lara
Lig
Ifc
Sensational Crop Reports Shake Grain Markets in New York
News from New York on July 3 reports hot dry weather damaging corn crops, triggering a volatile opening in the corn pit. September corn options fluctuated sharply, with shorts attempting to cover as prices moved and trading volume reaching about 1.8 million bushels.
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New York
Shorts
Heigher
Cern
Eastward city trade expansion reshapes Pittsburgh firms
The Pittsburg business center has extended toward the East End, aided by suburban growth and real estate revival. Retailers move closer to residents, lowering costs and expanding access for everyday goods. Growth boosts street improvements, property values, and suburban development while downtown firms enlarge and migrate operations, with ongoing real estate activity and new projects across Penn, Beatty, and Blair estates.
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Smithfield
Penn
Second
Pittsburg’s July Clearings Show Strong Growth in City Trade
Clearing house reports highlight Pittsburg’s July business, with bank clearings exceeding 15,000,000 above last July and 2,600,000 over April. The month’s volume signals rapid, sustained growth in local trade beyond prior year levels, underscoring the city’s improving financial condition.
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Pitsburg
Exchange and Clearing Totals Across Cities Report
Market notes show New York and Boston clearings and balances for the period, with monthly totals and year-ago comparisons. Philadelphia clearings are listed, along with London bullion movements and Bank of England reserve ratio shifts. Paris and Chicago exchange figures appear in the mixed report.
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New York
BosTox
Philadelphia
Bank of England
Ees
Paris
New Features Scarce in Home Securities Trade
Stock traders noted scarce new features with Electric and Philadelphia stronger while trading in cider was limited. 240 shares represented two interests, 683 Electric rights at 40 expired, Electric closed around 40. 40 Switch and Signal shares traded at 40, 688 Electric rights at 40. Total New York volume reached 174,077 shares with several named rail and utility issues listed among big movers.
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Electric
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Gas and Switch
Columbia
New York
Atchison
Delaware
Lackawanna and Western
Erie
Louisville and Nashville
Keding
Aan Richbmond
West Point
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Western Union
Oil Ring Shows Slight Upturn in Trading
Oil trading yesterday showed modest gains with no heavy activity. Market sentiment was firmer than the day before, closing near the opening, within a narrow range from 88 1/2 to 89 1/4 cents. Clearances reached 54,000 barrels as most oil was delivered and September bids hovered around 9 1/4 cents.
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Lima
Features of Yesterday's Oil Market Report
John M. Oakley & Co. provides daily market highlights with Piarg Petroleum figures and average charters. References to New York and London shipments, refined products, and prices. A. Bo McGrew is cited for puts and calls quotes noting market activity.
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John M. Oakley & Co
Piarg Petroleum
New York
London
Bremen
Bo McGrew
Petroleum steady with slight advance in New York markets
July 31 New York oil trading saw spot and August contracts firm briefly as shorts covered before expiry. August option rallied, closing at 88 1/2 cents. Stock Exchange: open 88 34 to 83 4, high 88 1/8, low 87 41, close 87 1/2 cents. Consolidated sales amounted to 214,000 barrels.
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New York
Patroleum O
Spot
Auto
Shorts
Stock Exchange
Gold Drop in London Dampens American Stocks
In New York on July 30 the Bank of England raised its discount rate and reported a reserve loss as £50,000 was withdrawn for export likely to South America. London and U S markets fell, with declines led by St. Paul, Louisville and Nashville, Norfolk and Western preferred and Atchison. Gold shipments for export pressured prices, while Sugar Refineries and Liver Certificates showed strength. Silver Certificates rose to 115 44, with 440 000 ounces traded. Traders expect a late-season return of merchandise exports as trade balance tempers optimism. The list closed lower across the board, with Sugar the sole advance.
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Bank of England
South America
London
St. Paul
Louisville
Nashville
Norfolk and Western Preferred
Atchison
Lackawanna
Rock Island
Edison Electric
Burlington
Hock Island
Atchleen
Hocking Valley
Union Fic
Eee
Reorganization talk as Argentina debt looms across markets
The piece notes dull government bonds and a cautious Bank of England stockpile of gold amid reports of a crushed rebellion in Argentina and a government restoration. It discusses Buenos Aires securities, mortgage bonds, and the need to back credit with gold as creditors prepare for broad-scale reorganization. It lists stock listings from the New York Exchange and mentions several issuers and regions.
Mining Stocks in New York Quoted July 31
The official closing quotations for mining stocks list numerous casuals and prices. Notable entries include Homestake at 10.00, Eureka Consolidated 400, Ontario 41.00, Sierra Nevada 360, North Commonwealth 250, and Consolidated California and Virginia 280, among others.
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Alice
Adams Consolidated
Belle Isle
Bodie
Caldeonia
B. H
Dollar
Crown Point
Consolidated California
Mt. Diablo
North Commonwealth
Ontario
Occidental
Phosmix
Arizona
Sierra Nevada
Playing a Losing Game Drovers Lose Money on Demoralized Market
The drover trade has been unprofitable as an over supply of low grade stock depresses prices across markets. Only light butcher cattle 1100 to 1200 pounds hold value. most grades are dull and Chicago prices unchanged. Drovers fear exits as Western cattle arrive at a loss and shipper margins shrink.
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Chicago
Herr’s Island
East Liberty
Gardeners fear rain drought may cause famine of crops
Neville Island gardener warns of a looming famine as prolonged dry spells threaten tomatoes cucumbers and roasting ears. He cites dry soils and last week's showers failing to reach nearby gardens as the main problem while noting ground was too wet for plowing this spring and predicts minimal market yields without rain within ten days.
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Neville Island
Trade fair advances yard by Thorndyke and Swift styles
A Taareat and Dano inquiry plus actual transactions show a fair trade at the early season. Both first and second hands report gains as several Thorndyke Swift and Cordis styles were moved to a yard, marking early progress in the market.
Prices of Bar liver Lon London and New York rates
Prices of bar liver across New York and London are noted with odd figures including 0d and 11 percent. Samples of Dr Miles restorative Nervine are offered at Jos Fleming & Son's in Market Street with claims of sleep improvement and related tonic use.
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New York
London
Domestic Markets Report from July 31 1890
The page notes quiet poultry and eggs, light cereal receipts, and firmer flour outlook. It cites abundant berries with buckleberry in supply, falling grape prices, and steady to higher creamery butter while country butter stalls. Apples and tropical fruits show mixed activity amid hot weather. watermelons from the South lose prestige in transit.
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Kilgore
Hutterr—Creamery
Ann Arundel
New York
C. Limberger
Pye
Harmons
California
Grain Market Reports From Pittsburg and Chicago Rail Lines
At the Grain Exchange bar 2 the market shows strong demand across corn, oats, flour and millfeed with upward drift in prices. Wheat No 2 red and No 2 yellow offerings cited, corn mixed and high. Millfeed and flour hold firm with potential early advances. oats, hay, and middlings noted in rail shipments from several lines including Pittsburg Fort Wayne Chicago and Baltimore and Ohio.
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Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Baltimore and Ohio
Pitsburg and Western
Pitsburg
Lake Erie
Gma
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Fuevra
Market Digest of Wheat and Corn Across Major Points
Chicago trading showed mixed sentiment with strong opening, later slips amid speculative offerings. Corn remained unsettled with panicky early action, while prices fluctuated widely across exchanges including New York and Chicago. Agents noted weather in the Northwest and foreign securities affecting sentiment, with oats and flaxseed also traded amid varied demand and supply.
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