Money and Stocks. Local financial rumors and market moves
Increased confidence in money availability dominates the week with Western and Eastern banks expecting smaller currency shipments and ample supply for crop movements. The week’s stock list shows gains in Westinghouse, Duquesne, P and B Traction, and several rail and gas stocks, with insiders buying and a strong closing tone.
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New York
Chicago
Agguet L
Treasure
Deen
SLOGO
Ster
Philadelphia
Cotm- Pur
U.S. Glass
Westinghouse Eveatric
Uster Mining Company
Duquesne
P. & B Treetion Sa
Philadelphia Company
Advance
Cople
Centre Traction
Citi Feanw
Duquesne Traction
P. & B Traction
Dasik
Ginss Wee
Westinghouse Electric
Westinghouse
Genel Electric
Toney
T.H
Efort
Westinelouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Montreal
Canada
Ites
Ottawa
Hamiltton
Pittsburg - Duquesne
Wit Citizens’ Traction
Pleasant Walier
Ff & B
Central Traction
Vestinenta
Citizens’ National Bank
Pureha Tiverty Rational Bank
Natl Bank
National Bank
Western Insurance Co
Sane
Anegheny Oo
Val Ween
Money markets show abundant liquidity and steady bonds
Local markets report money readily available around 546 percent with moderate demand. Brokers and merchants show cautious borrowing, bankers invest surplus in bonds, and dividend stocks buy orders appear. Bank statements show declines in loans deposits and reserves across several cities with varying exchange rates and weekly clearings.
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Bonda
Newton
Prime Mercantile
Sterne Exchange
Money market and bond rates in New York and region
The report lists rentes and government securities with varied rates and discounts. It includes references to New York Pennsylvania Ohio firsts 43g Canadian Pacific 1 Erie 2 vo seconds 106 Illinois Central 103 Mexican ordinary 2 6&1 and Mexican Central 4s with bar silver and discounted rates for short and three month bills.
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Parm
Loysvos
Anz
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
Paulcomm
New York Central
Reading
Mexican Central Now
Bar
Real Estate Market Holds Firm Amid Labor Strife
The realty market shows a strong health undertone with steady transactions across property classes. Agents report increased activity in Penn Avenue East End and Allegheny City deals, including the Carroll property sale at 180 Fayette Street for 35,000, and two new building permits in the Fourteenth ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Burchfeld
L. E. Poole & Co
Penn Avenue
East End
Allegheny
Allegheny City
Liggett Bros
Fayette Street
Carroll
Bates Street
Linden Station
Fourteenth Ward
Frank Herewing
Achilla Street
Bayne Avenue
Binck & Baird
McPherson Street
Boulevard Place
John A. Boece
John K. Ewing & Co
Charles & Crawford
Bath
O'Hara Atrest
Price
Peter Shields
Forbes Street
Chestnut Street
John J. Davis
Baxter, Shampete & Co
Penn Arenas
Alfred Street
Broston
Broshton Place
Ruch
Real estate sales irk Pittsburgh area shows rising lot activity
The report lists multiple 19th century property deals in Allegheny and Kensington. Buyers include A M Tressel Co and E Gordons, with parcels fronting Kirkpatrick Street and Broadway. Several lots in Aliquip a plan and Kensington additions sell to contractors, developers, and firms like Chambers Glass.
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Perrysville Avenue
Broadway
Frank J. Haviock
Ones
A.Z. Byers
Twelfth Ward
Allegheny
Lombard Street
Olive Street
J. E. Gines
A. Z. Byers
A. Z. Byers & Co
Indian River
Michigan
E. T. Schaffner
Paras
Beltzhoover
Thomas J. Ford
Borrelli and
Kensington Improvement Companies
Kensington
Allegheny Valley
James Mowride
Coracoolin
Frank D. Matieo
Wilmerding
Charles Springer
Fayette City
George F. Schaub
Carrick
Ed J
William C. Koerbel
Jeannette
William Gibbons
Homestead
Chambers Glass Company
Eva Miller
Port Perry
Charles Preston
Pittsburg
M. J. Zollefrew
Thomas McCabe
Union Supply Company, Limited
Kensinton
Phillip A. Ruckert
Ieaver Falls
Margaret A. Owens
North Half
Charles Shaffer
Shannondale
Mra
Elizabeth Kiley
Margaret Kelly
Sophia Mevere "Tees Bias
Warren G. Anderson
Elisha V. Alexander
Oakdale
Bryan Devine
Pittsurg
George Schmidt
Eureka Place
Oakland
Stock Market Tangles With Dull Heavy Trade
New York stock dealings show a professional tilt with modest trading, prices retreating to near late values. Bond market and rail issues move little, while the week’s heavy gold outflow and currency demand for crops fail to alter the overall dull, lower close.
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New York
Des Moines
Fort Dodge
Ore Orion
Northern Pac
St.l
I. Paciic
St. Poc
P. Deu
R.G. Tr
Sone
M. K
T. Sena
T. Gen
G. Ve Teneeresenss
Suspicion on St Louis Orator Bryant over World’s Fair Monument
Comrade Bryant a colored orator and ex slave from St. Louis collected funds in Pittsburg for a monument to emancipation to be erected at the Chicago World’s Fair. Credentials shown appeared satisfactory but concerns arise as investigators scrutinize the organization and his authority to collect in its name.
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Bryant
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Chicago
Pers
Partment
Grand Army Day Preparations Move Forward in Council
Two Grand Army Day Committees met in the Council chamber to review Rock Point celebration plans. The Executive Committee is scheduled to meet tomorrow evening to assume full authority, with the General Committee meeting next Saturday as the only prior gathering before Grand Army Day. Secretary Speer notes strong Rock Point railroad orders and expected large attendance. orders are available from the City Treasurer on post commander requisitions.
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Council Chamber
Rock Point
Common Council Chamber
D. H. Speer
Comrades
One Hundred and Second Regiment Reunion at Crclorama Hall
The annual reunion of the One Hundred and Second Regiment, mostly from Pittsburgh, will be held at Crclorama Hall in Allegheny City on Wednesday August 17. Surviving members and families are invited. program runs 10 am to 4 pm with dinner at noon and officers to be elected after 1 pm.
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Crclorama Hall
Allegheny City
D. A. Jones
Army of the Potomac
James A. McLaughlin
Allegheny City Health Office
City Hall
Pittsburg
Souvenir badge design chosen for Twenty sixth National Encampment
The Committee on Badge for the Twenty sixth National Encampment at Washington in September adopted a bronze pin with a medallion bust of Washington and inscription Washington September 1692. A bronze medal bears the border inscription Member Twenty sixth National Encampment, with a center silver medal showing the Capitol and a crania review view of 1863 and the slogan Presented by the Citizens of Washington.
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Washington
Vna
Capitol
Crana
Post 2 Recruiting Committee Highlights Active Post News
Recruiting efforts and muster plans across Posts 2 3 8 and 24 surface. Veterans Comrades W C McKelver Lamb and others join new Posts and attend August meetings while preparations for National Encampment and Brookville Home service continue.
Camp facilities promised for soldiers encampment
A vast auditorium costing over 400, erected for dedication August 13. Camp fires nightly and religious services each Sabbath during the encampment. Free wall tents for all old soldiers, electric lighting, abundant water, and ample accommodations for all who come and wish to remain in camp.
Union Veteran Legion No. 69 Seeks Return to 49 West Diamond
The Union Veteran Legion No. 69 weighs moving back to 49 West Diamond Street for easier access near the ground. Autuvurn Wann of No. 6 is away in the far West for weeks. A. McCLELLAND, Quartermaster, has fully recovered and is at his desk again. No. 6 discussed army punishments and the Inma case with lively input. R. P. Aawonp of Braeburn station may soon join No. 6. A mysterious committee has plans for an upcoming affair. members who skip roll call risk being left out. A list of weekly pension claimants from S. H. Stevenson & Co. includes Jacob Yate and others across Springdale, Etna, Water Cure, McKeesport, Allegheny, New Castle, Pittsburgh, Gunboat, and nearby towns.
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West Diamond Street
Autuvurn Wann
No. 6
Far West
A. McClelland
W. A. McMusrens
No.6
Hites Station
H. Stevenson & Co
Christopher Nerdiker
Gap FP
Jacob Yate
Springdale
Samuel Stauffer
Etna
Joseph Stupert
Water Cure
Andrew Hevern
McKeesport
Francis M. Donaldson
Allegheny
John A. Campbell
New Castle
James Jones
Pittsburg
Mary A. Austin
James Astin
Gunboat
Elizabeth Hibler
Samuel Hibler
Mary A. Jones
William Jones
Secret Societies Notices for Tas Distatos Office
Department invites contributions by noon Saturday. Columns print news only from secret organizations. Space limited. avoid meeting notices or personal lodge praise and orders advertisements.
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Tas Distatos
Braddock division to be well represented in parade
Homestead lodge plans to muster 200 members for the parade. Lorena Division showed a creditable appearance Thursday. Two arches will span Fifth avenue for the E of P parade as Smoky City Lodge 393 and allied lodges march with silk hats, buff gloves, canes, and the Major E A Montooth Band leading.
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Braddock
Homestead Lodge
Lorena Division
Fifth Avenue
Smoky City Lodge 393
Mozart
Smoky City
Iron City
Biaok
E. A. Montooth
Grand Lodge
Council Chamber
Grand Lodges
John J. Davis
John M. Stratton
H. Jackson
George Hawkes
Julius Mountney
Charles G. Freed
Wilmerding Lodge No. 319
Knights of Pythias
Tueday
J. Jd
Kern_C. CC
J. A. Starrett
M. Kivett
Ezra Wolford
E. W. J. Redfern
William Hard
BR. G
W. M. Rowe
KR. Leight
William Snowden
C. G
G. A. Fleming
R. Sutton
H. Emmonds
J. C. Little
Grand Loage
Charles A. Trautman
Masonic and U A M Councils Plan Braddock District Dedication
Monongahela District Association meets at Coal Valley on the 19th under Coal Valley Council. Braddock district Jr O U A M and Sr C U A M councils organize a $2600 Hamilton sub-district school dedication in Second ward Braddock on Labor Day September 6 with ceremonies. An Allegheny reunion excursion to Aliquippa Grove next Friday by Braddock and Monongahela councils and Port Perry J r C U A M will involve about 1000 attendees and friends.
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Monongahela District Association
Coal Valley
Coal Valley Council
Jr. O. TU. A.M
Braddock
Tlie
Braddock District
Hamilton
Aliquippa Grove
Monongahela
Patriarchs Militant Set to Meet. Pittsburg Lodge Prepares
Campment No. 135 reports good work and steady turnout as candidates attend nightly. Canton Allegheny No. 33 Patriarchs Militant to meet Tuesday with Lt Col Jeffries and staff officers present. Chevaliers urged to attend promptly. Pittsburg Lodge No. 23 held an interesting meeting last Friday and plans work for next month. Stepharaphernalia to look bright as drills continue.
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Canton Allegheny No. 33
Jeffries
Pittsburg Lodge No
Allegheny Castle No. 8 Pew Officers Listed
The document lists Allegheny Castle No 8 officers including Past Chief John Blaley Noble Chief Thomas McElvain High Priest David Harvest Venerable Hartmit Henry M Schmitt Master of Records J Garforth Clerk of Exchequer C Bauers Keeper of Exchequer W J Morris and others with many misspellings and partial names. Included are Trustees Bayne J I Mitchell and representative J A Eisley among the officers.
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Allegheny Castle
John Blaley
Noble
Thomas McElvain
Fea
George Davis
Davia Harvest
Harmit
Henry M. Schmitt
J. Garforth
Esquire
Edward Jones
Ohn Hastings
John Merriman
Bayne
J. I. Mitchell
Gran Castle
J. A. Eisley
Order of Juno institutes Temple at Em lenton and Foxbury
The Order of Juno led by Supreme Deputy H Bebout visited Em lenton and Foxbury on Friday to establish a new Temple of Juno. E T Coyn former president plans a trip to the seashore while jokes say he wont join the Old Bachelors Club. At ertice 6 Temple No 7 meeting in Morehead Hall Thursday evening several candidates were initiated including a prominent speech by Brother Robert J Godfrey.
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H. Bebout
Emlenton
Foxbury
E.T. Coyn
Old Bachelors’ Club
Ertice 6 Temple
Gaiety at Asbury Park as social season peaks
Aspuin Park reports a bright gay week marking the height of the season at Asbury Park. Prominent visitors from Pittsburgh and nearby towns arrive for summer gaieties from donkey parties to cotillions at Ocean Grove and North Asbury Park congregations.
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Aspuin Park
James E. Duncan
Aggie Duncan
Amy Duncan
Asbury
Pittsburg
Joe Saltford
Chillicothe
Attar J. Edwards
Pitttsburg
Peeneme
Second Avenue
Rand
C.F. Wilde
W. W. Hiobert
Wallingford
Ocean Grove
Moorhead
Park Tel Ecateach
Shelden
James C. Lowther
H.C. Lowther
J G. Adams
Allerhbengen
James B. Stevenson
Burg
Asbury Park
Seventh Avenue
Pittsborgers Cross Mountains In Carriages Ahead of Mountain Lake
A Pittsburgh party registered at Glades Hotel Oakland includes L Franzell Samuel Storrard J B Wheeler Ross Duzell and J Gibba Heber. They travel with seven vehicles and plan a light hearted retreat across the mountains with leisure, pasturage and water ample for the journey.
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Pittsburg
Deer Park Hotel
Baltimore
Pittsburgers Down East at Park Hotel
A sizeable group from Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, including Colonel Charles Duffy and Mrs Berg, Dr Wate Foster, Halsay Foster, the Connelly family, H. B. Drake, J. B. Flinn, A. J. Doe, and F. Bisteill are guests at the Park Hotel in Wittiausrost, Pennsylvania, enjoying hospitality and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charies Duffy
Wittiausrost
Ang
Spectel
Pittsburg
Park Hotel
Colonel Charies Duffy
Mrs. Berg
Dr. Wate Foster
Halsay Foster
the Connelly
H. B. Drake
J. BH. Flinn
Jam Doe
Pitts
Gushers and Dusters in McDonald Field Report
The McDonald field showed unchanged drilling activity with several light wells unlikely to affect overall output. In Sisteraville area drilling continues on multiple leases while other wells produce around 1,100–1,200 barrels daily. production totals and company tests are noted across nearby fields.
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Fredneton
McDonald Field
Sisteraville
T. A. Gillespie
Thistle Heirs
McCandl
G. W. Stocking
McCallum
Nevin Porter
Samuel Cox
J. M. Date
Williams
Cain
Tve
Rauscamp
Sama Township
Ike Collins
George Albert, Jr
Same Township
Albert
Krotzer
Rex
Keman
George W. Barnes & Co
T. S. Truman ‘Arm
Keil & Pennel
Garrets Myers Farm
McDonald
Sinclair Oil Company
People’s Gas Company
Forat & Greenlee
McMurray
Fitzgibbon & Con
Walker
Stown
Theatrical Gossip at Bijou Theater This Week
The Bijou Theater shuts for cleaning this week while crowded houses signal strong demand for summer offerings. New labor play Underground promises sensational effects with Hugh O'Donnell as star. Miss Kennedy leads She Couldn't Marry Three with Lillian Kennedy praised for strong performance as Best Brandon. Two matinees scheduled.
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Hann’ Theates
Toxn
Bijou
Surmer
Gronaet C. Jesus
Pennsylvania
Hugh O'Donnell
Taxne
Miss Kennedy
Brandon
Lillian Kennedy
Bens
Ben
Beas
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Rsoun
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DeWnspmepers
Lehigh
Jersey Central
Spreul & Co
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Birmingham
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Manchebser Traction
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Pleasant Valley Consolidated Ss
Rea Bros & Co
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Sproul & Co
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Kaba Bros
P. & B. Traction
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W. C. Musart
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Chas. W. Gerwig
National Council
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Ellsworth Park
Scottdale
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Fter
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Lamberton
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Auguss IL
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Thomas
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Charles Miller
Johnn Rider
Kirike
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Wagner's Hall
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Grandview Avenue
Thirty-second Ward
Thomas T. McCoy
W. E
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John D. Jones
W.C
Thomas Hlashford
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Andrew J. Mead
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Andrew D. Kirchner
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Thomas McKeand
J. M. Gusky
Pittsborgers
Ohio Oil Company
Garrett Myers
Albert Farm
Keil & Pennell
Garrett Farm
Henry Herman
Kellogg Farm
Perrysburg
Fremont
Finch Brow
Linker
Sandyser
Hardly Able Oil Company
H. Borehering
Portage River
Tiegus Field
Kollersville
National Transit Company
Beu
Fana
Hal
John M. Oakley & Co
Ohicago
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