Stock Market Advances and Atchison Activity Fail to Rally
New York August 2 stock market mixed with London orders providing little lift. Atchison activity drew buyers from Boston while overall volume and prices remained subdued. Traders cited gold shipments, crop reports, and anti option bills as dampening factors, with Atchison leading gains early before a late selling wave pulled the list down.
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New York
London
Atchison
Boston
Cee
Agar
Eeeses Hig
U.S
Northern Pac
Pacific
St. PLC
E.G
Ele
Sete Sas
Daten
Sbosekss
Nf J
Union Consolidated
Yellow Jacket
Ontario
Bulwer Do
Atehicon
Tors
Chicago
St Union
Oats Lead An Upturn In Crop Market Report
Cuiiaco August 2 Oats led a grain advance amid excitement with wheat up 4c corn up 3c. Pork, lard, and ribs rose as overall grain pit activity increased. Damped by Illinois Iowa Nebraska yield rumors, buying pressure supported prices despite light receipts of 38 cars and 7 000 bushels.
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Ilinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Shorts
Tours
General Markets Review of Wheat Corn and Cotton Prices
Market notes show firmer spot wheat and mixed futures with strength in export demand. Reports from Minneapolis and Chicago indicate steady cash markets and rising futures while corn and oats trade firm to dull with receipts varying by region. Cotton, coffee, and sugar futures show modest gains amid steady to firm prices across key commodities and currencies.
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New York
Chicago
Kee
Rec
Auenst
Icc
Sijo
Hiige
Mig
Silge
Hilo
Uuige
Muscovada
Western Steam
Philadelphia
Elsge
A.c
Pennsylvania Creamery Extra
Pennsylvania
Minneapolis
Local stock movement stirs insiders and steady gains
Locals see United States Glass common rise from mid 66s to around 70 with high demand and a possible climb to 74 or 75. A pool of insiders reportedly used preferred stock as collateral for a broad swing, while observers note strong activity in P and B Traction and Union Switch and Signal with dividends expected later in August.
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United States Glass Common
Fourth Avenue
Southside
Rd of Directors
Hnve
A. &. Glass
P& B. Traction
Philadelphia Company
Duquesne Traction
Union Switch and Signal
FP. & B. Traction
P. & B. Traction
Central Traction
Lsy
Pleasant Valley
P, V
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Manchester
Congressman Stone
Congress
Pleasant Valley Railway
Westinghouse Electric
Philadelphia Comet
Union Switch
w.Lentia U. 5
Glass
A. & M. Traction
Mustin
S. Glass
B. Traction
Sproul & Co
Wrence
P. & B. Seer
St Ceterane
Boston
Bank Committee of
New York City
Nayor
Drift of Realty in Twenty-Second Ward Buoys Market
Real estate activity rises in the Twenty-second ward with more medium priced houses, big Allegheny deals, and rapid transit line effects. Purchases include 81 acres in East Bellevue for 32000, and several lots traded along Greenfield avenue and Oakland Place as developers push new residences amid the East End and Kensington sales.
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Twenty-Second Ward
Allegheny
Bellevar
Lshor
Homestead
Homestead and the Shooting of Mr. Frick
Lota
Pennsylvania Railroad
East Liberty
Wilkinsburg
Citizens’ Traction
Greenfield Avenue
East Bellevue
George S. Cotton & Co
Allegheny Real Estate
Gustav Werstedt
J. BR. Smith
A. W. Apple
George C. Chambers
George W. Himer
Willian Jenkins
Hardy & Jenkins
Boquet
Sylvan Avenus
Oakland
Morris & Allbitt
Black & Baird
Arthur Street
B Coyle & Co
Stewart
William Scanlon
Norton Avenue
Mt. Washington
Peeket
E. Glass
A. C. Watkins
Parker A
O'Hara Street
Twentieth Ward
John K. Ewing & Co
Eoney E. Woods
James Wricht
White Oak Alley
Third Ward
Ally
Burrell and Kensington Improvement Companies
Kensington
Allegheny Valley Railway
Anes M. McBriride
Coraenone
Frank D. Witne
Charies EB. Springer
Mayotte City
George F. Schaub
Carrick P. O
Bionk Wi
Edward J
William
Kourbel
Jeannette
William Gibbons
Champe
Monetary market shows light improvement in demand
A cautious note with quiet and easy trading in money markets at the 5 6 percent range. Foreign exchange shows quotes around New York and London with varying demand and discount levels. Bank clearings and balances are reported across several cities, with money rates and exchange figures reflecting a steady but subdued financial backdrop.
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Sterling Exchange
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
New York Exchange
M. Texx
St. Loum
Wholesale grocers report strong trade and rising profits
Wholesale lines show improving demand and better margins, with hog products moving well while grain and produce trade remains dull. Grocers note comfortable stock levels and occasional price upticks at primary points. Collections ease, no sales on call at the Grain and Flour Exchange. Receipts show cars of corn wheat feed bran oats hay and flour.
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Produce Commission
Grain and Flour Exchange
Recelpia
Groceries Market Sees Sugar Boom and Steady Prices
Sugars stay firm as canned goods rise in demand. Californians report prune prices at 2 per pound for 1891 crop sizes 1003 to 120s, while Baltimore notes brisk sales of seconds canned peas. Butter, eggs, and poultry markets hold firm with modest gains expected. wholesale grocers report no common yellow sugar or new New Orleans molasses.
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California
Baltimore
O. B
New Orleans
Ieee A
Jon
Sac
Elaine
Ohio
Regal Test
Milters
Aise
Negase
Conan
Frorrs
London
Alifornia Muscatela
Valencia
Ondara
Bigernia
Carolina
Sapa
Louisiana
Harford County
Market report lists mixed berry and fruit prices across regions
Blackberries abundant but mostly poor quality with quart prices around 9 to 10 cents and pails 5 dollars. fancy berries up to 11 cents. Apples scarce, peaches and pears priced per crate or basket, California peaches and do pears varied by case and barrel. Tomatoes, cabbage, onions, cucumbers, and other produce show firm to fluctuating values with regional notes from Maryland to Illinois. Provisions and lard prices appear in scattered figures across the page.
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Maryland
North
Carolingia
Illinois
Choice Jersey
Eastern Shore
Carnoteon
Wool prices and demand across states and regions Aug 2
Reports from New York Boston Ohio Michigan and other regions show wool markets firm and in demand. Prices range from 17 230 for domestic fleece to 34 36c for No 1 combing. pulled wool and delaine vary by grade with Asutralian and Canadian lots noted as firm in Philadelphia markets.
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Texas
Bostos
Ohio
Michigan
Territory
California
Philadelphia
West Virginia
New York
Michican
Indiana
Canada
Montana
Territorial
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Engarder
Atchison Stock and Bonds Active
Eage
United States Treasury
Near York
New York Stock Exchange
Canada Southern
Jersey
Mil & St. Paul
BAS Saigoth
Chicago c
Quincy
Northern Pa Fc
Ohio & Misstasippi
Wolf Incarlota
Bard
England
Paris
United Kingdom
Buffalo
Port Huron
Bartey
John M. Oakley & Co
Sixth Street
General Markets
Northern
Suimple
Kansas City
Utter Fir
Cincinnati
TU. & Glass Common
Chicago Alley
Chicago Tribone
Danks
Manhattan
Wall Mreet News
Longstock
Widener
Elkins Et
Cansher
Chicago, Burlington & Lower
Louisville & Nashville
Ing
Senate
Cullom
Sinole
Rafu
Pullman Palace Car Company
American Cotton Oil Company
Lead Trust
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Uesne
Uiseesseureseieateen
Br Bwitch
SigMal
Ares Philadelphia Company
IW Po
Duquesne Trac
Ccscaccceus WO
Cceceeeus
Traction
Allegheny City Real Estate
Fayette and
Glaxtler
Morrow
Robert F. Shannon
Margaret Nevin
Beaver Road
Grand Avenue
Nevin
John Fite
Denham
Highland Street
Negley Avenue
Callownhill Street
Ir. Fite
Siso
Pitteburg
Balancce
Cccaree-Ee
Foreign Financial
Loxpom
Aus
Bank of England
Pan
Lonpom
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Aomaccane
Uae
Nois Central
Alexican Ordinary
St. Ue
Paul Common
Centra
Reading
Bostom
P Delphia
Erle
Orthern Pacific. Com
Horthers
Metal Market
Grain and Produce Commission
Oseet
Elgin Butter Board
Elgin
Wisconsin
Eggs and Poultry
Wuear
Perreceschen
Owen
Castoria
East Lineary
Carrie
Associated Press
Reeves
Raasery
the Evening Journal
St. Louis
Penn
Timothy Hay
Daniel M’caffrey
Serokers—Financial
Bankers
Pitesbury
Asat
Freier
Liberal Marina
Fourth St
Jeléai-Owk
Piber Bish
Dewroce Miah
Tm Pittaba Manges
Fleming
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