Cattle and Hogs Trade Steadily at East Liberty and Pittsburg
The Pittsnvora district report shows varied cattle demand with overall light demand and prices down 10 to 20 cents from last week. Heavy steers ranged 4.90 to 5.00, medium weights 4.45 to 4.85, light stock 4.15 to 4.25, and cows 2.25 to 3.25. Calves scarce, hogs fewer, sheep and lambs active with little price change, and weights delayed by transport causing losses for shippers.
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Pittsnvore DistaTes
Moxday
Herr’s Island
Chicago
L. Gerson
A. Fromm
Richter
Ohio
Jesse Roo
Pennsylvania
G. Fiomer
J. Peter Total
Bros Shaoe
J. Her
Sanford & Langdon
Harr
Here
Chicara
Pittsburg and Western Railway
Woods
East Liberty
Mercer County
Wealley & Tatow
Chicaro
Wilkineburg
Washington
Fitzwilliam Grove
Gallows Hill
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Erie
Treasury Department
C.L. Reno
W. H. Watt
London
Buenos Ayresa
Kansas Railroad Commission
Suprome
Minnesota
Market reports show mixed cattle and sheep demand across regions
Chicago and Buffalo markets feature strong to higher cattle receipts with 15 000 bead received in Chicago and 4 000 bead shipped. steers and stockers firm to higher. Saint Louis and Omaha show slow to steady demand for native and Texas cattle with varied prices. Sheep and lambs remain active in Buffalo with steady to extra quality, while buttermilk calf values and dressed lamb prices fluctuate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Steers
Bae Stockers
Sear
Stern Rangers
ST. Louis
Tim Ee
Ormano
Grain figures show mixed U S farm harvests
The Board of Trade reports August grain totals with notable shifts. Wheat and corn volumes rise while oats oats barley show declines and increases across several categories as listed with bushel amounts and changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cureaco
Board of Trade Fuentes
The Ubernose of Pistt's Chlorides advertisement
An old style advertisement notes wisdom and economy with a business address 401 SmithGeld Street at Fourth Avenue corner. It lists capital 100000, surplus 61500, deposits from 1 dollar upward, and interest at four percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pistt
SmithGeld Street
Cor
Fourth Avenue Capital
Markets by Wire Wheat trading active with large day
Chicago reports show wheat activity at its peak in weeks as bulls push prices up while bears sell. Government crop data sparked moves with September and December futures mixed, while corn oats lard and rib sides traded steady to higher in spots across New York and Philadelphia exchanges.
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Chicago
Schieher
Imarket Ee
Aivancing
Idge
Iosige Rages
Boote Park
New York
Nod
New Orleans
United
Western
Kutter
Chores
Ohio
Philadelphia
Uae
Pigewlge
Furest
Nepol
Bess
Segiec
ST. Louis
Ag Yances
Agus
Minneapolis
Dee
Baltimore
Sember
Taggete
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Hyetfirmer
Bey Firm
Ano
Real estate outlook in Pittsburg held steady with growing demand
The financial editor rejects prophecy and affirms that demand drives prices. Pittsburg shows near full occupancy and tight housing supply, with building activity fueled by population growth and industrial expansion. Baltimore overbuilds by contrast, while Pittsburg sustains durable gains through steady jobs and rising transit development.
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Allegheny Crrv
Elijah
Department of Business
Pittsburg
J. Ledlie Gloninger
Baltimore
No Movement Drags Down Stock Market as Rail Strike Bites
Absentees and lack of orders keep traders indoors with dull activity. The New York Stock Exchange reports total sales of 258,888 shares with gains for some railroads and utilities while others show little change. Major names traded include Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Louisville and Nashville Missouri Pacific Northwestern Northern Pacific Reading Union Pacific and Texas Pacific.
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New York
Atchison, Delaware
Lackawanna and Western
Lake Shorr
Louisville W
Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Northwestern
Northern Pacific
Oregon Transcontinental
Reading
Richmond
West Point
St. Hy
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Cotton
Traence
Altech
Canada
Nordian
Mewdarney
Chesapeake & Oscago Gias Trust
Quincy
All
Hock Su L
Pitta
O C
P.M
St P
Dol. C. CC & L
Bi Gol
Hocking V
Ches
Ohio
Ubio
Lake Erie & West
Lake Erie
Lake Shore & M
Louisville
Nash
Michigan
Wy Mobile
Ubio O
Trumourn Pacife
New York Central
N.ya
NS. A
R. Y
Folk & West
Pacife
Mississippi
Oregon
Evans
Pullman Palace
Wichmond
Paul & Sees Core
Perry
Texas
Aese Estern Union
Wu Busses
Wheeling & L. E
Ion
Monetary Movements In Quiet Market On Idle Monday
A calm money market with no change in conditions. Funds were easy at usual rates and discounts moderate while checks were light due to the holiday. The railroad strike depressed sentiment. analysts see the season's greatest ease. London and New York rates were steady with minor movements in mercantile paper and exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Market Opens at the Top and Closes at the Bottom
The market opened at the top yesterday and held there most of the day before slipping to the closing figure of 9. Limited trading occurred with about 8,000 barrels changing hands as bulls in Oil City and Pittsburg failed to halt the decline. Buckeye Pipe Lines deliveries and Antwerp activity appear in the day's notes with minor price quotations for refined products and options from New York and Liverpool.
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Oil City
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Sam Herscoe
Savannah
John Phillipa
Pool No. 3
Commoponge
P. Massimo
St. Lodia
Emma. Elliott
Tus Teasle Moore
Wheeling
Cairo
Germania
Morgantown
Liverpool
Mark Winnet
Ed Opal
Bennett
Danville Bridge
Tennessee River
St. Mary
Wheat River
Mayflower
City of
Allen
Parterabure
Market Dullness Persists Amid Financial Tension
Trading in railroad bonds shows little interest as activity remains flat and dull. Government and state bonds receive minimal attention while money rates swing from 8 percent to 20 percent intraday. News of freight moves stabilizes stocks briefly, but a prolonged strike could dampen any money-rate driven shifts. The NYSE prices list varied equities, including Albany, Mass Central, and several mining and land firms, though many entries appear incomplete.
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Post
Commission House
New York
New York Central
Syracuse
Pertone
London
New York Stock Exchange
Wurty & Stephenson
Pittsburg
Os Ees
Lake Shore
Reading
Granners
Paul
Ckawannn
Petroleum prices and trading in New York markets
New York petroleum market details show opening at 0234c and 93c high with 25 078 barrels traded, 88 818 barrels shipped, and 71 707 barrels transferred. Closing prices and clearances were not reported amid low light trading and market activity.
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New York
Rem
Orn Orry
Philadelphia Stocks and Rail Firms Report
Stock notes from Philadelphia show trades and bids across rail lines including Pennsylvania Railroad Lehigh Valley Lehigh Navigation and Philadelphia and Erie. Dampened activity on fourth avenue reflects market uncertainty among local investors and New York firms.
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They & Philadelphis
el Fourth Avenue
New York
Anne Pennsylvania Railroad, Co
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Navigation
Philadelphia and Erie Northern
Northern
Tom
Mining Stocks Report From New York Notes
In New York price notations show Homestake in silver at 45, North Star at 700, og Sy 4100, Phonk in Arizona 105, with Butter listed among items. The fragmentary list highlights stock figures across multiple names and locations.
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New York
North Star
Arizona
River traffic adapts to low water and rising coal movement
River intelligence notes a brief rise below the dam causing liveliness at the wharf, but expectations point to a quick return to normal. Coal stores remain sufficient below, with about 4,000,000 bushels anticipated for Cincinnati and Louisville markets by September. numerous arrivals and departures along with captain changes mark the day.
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Wheeling
Parkersburg
Ohlo Iike
Davis Island
Cincinnati
Louisville
Mat Allen
Twilight
Charleston
James
Blaine
Germania
Brownsville
Elizabeth
Bennett
New Cumberland
Voyager
Raccoon
Charlie Brown
East Liverpool
James G. Bisine
Morgantown
Geneva
Property transfers and brisk lot sales in 18th ward area
The Caldwell homestead on Penn avenue sold for 35000 to a non resident. W A Herron and Sons moved rapid development by selling Bisnell plan lots 10 by 100 feet for 1850 cash. Other firms like Reed B Coyle & Co Black and Baird and James W Drape & Co reported multiple parcels and houses sold in the Ninth through Thirty-first wards with prices from 250 to 5000 dollars and larger properties near Highland Park.
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Caldwell
Penn Avenue
Rebecca
Fairmount Streets
Nineteenth Ward
C. H. Love
Highland Park
Mr. Love
W. A. Herron & Sons
Eighteenth Ward
Bisnell
Butler Street
Fifty-third Street
Reed B. Coyle & Co
Diack & Baird
John L. Dawes
Henry Lioysd
Fourteenth Ward
Craig Street
Hogart Street
Black & Baird
Mary Tod
Homestead
Thomas McMahan
J. Walter Hay
Valley View Place
Emma
W. Richter
Edward Forbes
Walnut Street
East End
Bellefont Street
Kw. T. Schaffner
Mary A. Evans
Amanda Koch
Industry Street
Thirty-first Ward
Fot Nevn J
Prices Fall as Market Rallies Fail in New York Stocks
After heavy losses driven by Central strike fears and crop worries, New York stocks slipped 4 to 14 percent with widespread declines. The market showed oversold conditions but failed to regain strength as rail and coal shares wavered, and closings remained heavy and weak.
Potatoes seen as scarce. prices likely to rise next winter
Domestic markets report very firm prices for coffees and sugars with a forecast of higher potato costs for next fall and winter. Drought hit Kansas yields, signaling scarce stock. analysts warn consumers may pay more for potatoes, apples and other produce as supplies tighten.
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Far West Point
Kansas
Liberty Street Commission
Elgin
Yhmo
Ohia Do
Lima Bo
Log
Ohio
New York
Timnothy
Sorrento Oran
California
Calery
Coffee and sugar firm as markets show upward drift
Groceries stay active with canned and dried fruits rising. Coffee and sugar quotations advance with Rio, Maracaibo, Santos, and other varieties cited. roasted standards and bulk imports listed alongside dried fruits and confectionery items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio
Java
Maracaibo
Santos
Caracas
la Guayra
Pbi
Enon Rig
N. C
GB .c
London
Californias Muscatels
Valencia
Brazil
Lex
Higgins
Eureka
Fisa
Shore
Mesa
Grain Exchange Sales Report and Market Outlook
Grain Exchange reports sales of car lots including hay oats flour bran middlings and corn with receipts from Pittsburg Fort Wayne Chicago and other lines. Wheat reaches a dollar and flour may rise. rains aid pasturage and grain prices hold steady as Alt Wood urges post office funding in Congress.
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Grain Exchange
Y.c
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Sears
Lake Erie
Alt
Jobo Wood
Congress
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Drygoods
Avrust Steen Ket
Clothiers
Eee
York
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Blio
Tim Quiet
Eer Zens
Sk Bie
Meal Estate Savings Bank, Lim
the Nation’s Bank For Savings
Alice
Federal St
Satet
Pittsburg Realty
the Dispatch
A. Leggate
Business Nowe and Gonaip
A &Ronger
Electric
Nose Fidelicy Ae Ty ‘and T Mechanics
Avecan Peolea’ Nat. G. & F. Oo
Peoples’ Say, Ik
Pitts
Penene Gas Co
Oacae
Gentral
Weene
Citizens’ Traction
N.Y
Pleasant Valley
Bananne Bridge
Minto
Tees
Luster
OUR Union Storage Co
Annion
Tual Union Ae A
C. Int. Cort
Northern Pace
Northern Pac
Northw
Oregon & Trans
St.l &L
M. Gen. Ss
F. Gow
St. Pau
Ntral Pacific
St. P. Chl & Ps
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Es Po. KG
West
West Shore
M. K
Bank of England
Bermix
Imperial Bank of Germany
New York Exchange
Closteg Fond
Sixth Street
Urg Petroleum
Oseebode
Hodeah
Antec
Bremen
A. B. McGrew
Boston
Tetensnas
Satasnet & Haola
Godees Albany
Catalpa
Ton & Mal
Uspecia
R. Penablo
New
Flint
Pere M
Mass
Central
Fecopper
Central Com
Mare
Boston Land Go
San Diego Land Co
Old Colony
West End Land Co
Enene
BBS Allouca Mg
Lamson Storea
River Intelligence
Driftwood
Capriain J
Ellison
Jerri Little Lyver Pilla
Carters
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Miss Ehrhardt
Emma Ehrhardt
Sengwick Street
Allegheny
Earhardt
A. L. Eberhardt
Henry L. Ahardt
Emma Ehrahardt
Penn Aveone
Tod P
Penn Avenus
Pittsbare
HOUSE
Joseph Horne & CO
St Sahns
Dsr
Waash Deels Fabrica
Lxt
Toll Acords
Bath
Imperial
Heather & Renfrew Gighamn
Zephyr
Lown
Agawam
Mags
Haokers—Financial
Fourth Avenue
John M. Oakley & CO
Seath ST
Jess
3 York Produce Exchange Bank
Broadway
Universal Stock Exchange, Limited
Queen Victora Ee Lon
Henry Lowen
ToTh
Medical
Doctor Whittier
Pittburg
Busi
Whittier
Win Parker
National Medical Association
Lake
K* Lake
MM. R
P. S
4Th St
Abby Block
Woodward Ave
Detroit
Pittsbu Ing & Son
Diarond
Josaph Fiem
Tsu
Electric Best
Sanden Et Cthic Co
Fr. J. Fowler
Moodus
Chichester
RED Cross Diamond Grases
Abesye Redahic
Dregde
Richard H. Tee
Pamiphiet
Flalo
Josep Figuring & Son’ Oe
Jon Fleming
SOM
Aia Ackor
E.G. West
Mall
Ierant and
Genuine
Carly
Emil G.stucky
Tland
Penn Ave
Wylis and Fulton At
Pittssurg
Patra Darien
Trea
Brie Erie Medical Gas CO
Buffalo
Accord Res
Ace Medigal
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