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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1889

Page

7

Local Live Stock Markets Show Broad Upward Turn

Market report from August 12 1883 notes brisk sales and higher prices across cattle sheep and lambs with strong demand from surrounding towns. Receipts from Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia contributed to a firmer tone and improved export demand at East Liberty despite a lighter sheep supply.

Ohio Needy & Smith Sanford Langdon Pennsylvania J. Cruikshank G. Flinner J. McNeese J. Ackerman East Liberty Chicago

Live Stock Markets at East Liberty Stock Yards

The Pitties Dispatch reports cattle receipts around 3 200 head with active but mixed demand. hogs receipts about 4 600 head with 4 000 shipped, market active. sheep around 3 800 shipped, market fair and improving from last week.

Pittieres Dispatch New York Newark Market Fair Ami

Broad cattle and sheep market report with mixed prices

Receipts across regions include 1 200 cattle and 14 000 sheep with varied demand. Native steers sell around 9 10 per 100 pounds while hogs hold a steady tone. Texas and Colorado stock move higher. calves, milk calves, and lambs show mixed levels amid steady to strong trend in stockers and feeding steers.

Krew Texas Colorado Kspsas Crry Chicago Catte—Hecetata Heaven Okipa Te & Gs

Resolutions Drafted to Promote Cotton Bagging Use

A Cotton Exchange conference in New York between Southern States commissioners and a New York Cotton Exchange committee led to forming a committee to draft resolutions for the Liverpool Cotton Exchange. The goal is to favor using cotton bagging to wrap cotton bales instead of jute. The Southern Commission includes J.T. Henderson Georgia, John C. Cheney Alabama, D. M. Hord Tennessee, and A. P. Butler South Carolina.

Liverpool Exchange New York Cotton Exchange New York Cotton Exchange Liverpool Cotton Exchange Southern Commission J.T. Henderson Georgia John C. Cheney Alabama D. M. Hord Tennessee A. P. Butler South Carolina

Allen Acknowledges Guilty Plea and Indictment Details

The Street Railroad President Eben Allen, head of the Forty second and Grand Street Railway Company, faces first degree embezzlement charges in New York. He seeks a quick plea on the first count while awaiting guidance on the second. About 1,000 shares of spurious stock are cited.

New Youk Eben Allen Forty-second and Grand Street Railway Company

Wheat Market Rises on Reduced Wheat Crop Outlook

The wheat market opened active on bullish Washington bureau estimates lowering spring crop prospects to about 489 to 490 million bushels. December futures moved from 77 7/8 to around 75 1/4 cents as local buyers and shore covers lent support, while corn and oats showed mixed to quiet activity and prices fluctuated with demand.

Unclear OCR Record on Large Bag Purchases

Fragmentary report notes purchases of clear bags and units by United entity. Mentions 8000s bags and 41000 bags in a week, with prices around 5000 reis per ten units. Details are garbled and names unclear, but entities include United and unspecified purchaser.

Janes

Wheat Production Figures Released by Board

Cmicaco reports show wheat output changes with increases and decreases across categories. Readers note totals around thousands of bushels and fluctuations in 710 000 versus 000 bushels figures.

Cmicaco

East End Syndicate Plans Real Estate and Race Track

A Pittsburg horse trader bought 34 acres between Shields station and Leetedale for 210 per acre and plans a fence race track and training facilities. The Stewart Booth Fiinn Magee group builds 200 brick houses on part of the Neegley Estate with 15 underway and aims to finish many this season for about 1 million dollars. Nearby the Hiland Park Railroad will run a square from Negrey avenue, while notes on mortgages and Ohio coal production reveal broader business and infrastructure growth.

Pittsburg Shields Station Leetedale Fort Wayne Stewart-Booth- Fiinn-Magee Syndicate Neegley Negley Avenue Stanton Hiland Park Railroad Negrey Avenue

Market Subdued With Minor Shifts Across Stocks

The day saw little market action with only 30 Electric shares traded in the afternoon and no forenoon activity. Switch and Signal rose notably while most quotational moves were retrogressive. La Noria remained unpredictable and cheaply valued. bids appeared for Point Bridge and Union, while preferred stock drew attention and common shares seemed unlikely to advance.

la Noria Point Bridge Union

Clearing House Report Shows Stable Money Supply and Rates

Manager Chaplin presented a Clearing House report with checks totaling $2,088,154.99 and balances of $30,103,171. There were no conditions changes and money appeared plentiful at 5.6 percent. Discounting saw a slight increase but routine lines settled from last week. Government and State bonds remained firm as Cleared balances reached $1,204,080, while money in circulation stood at $90,534,500.

Chaplin Ime Mercantile Paper Sterchange Niue

Petroleum Exchange Slips After Opening Rally

Trading on the Petroleum Exchange was light with early bullish mood fading as outsiders stayed away and professionals avoided heavy scalp activity. The market drifted after a brief rise and then eased as bear pressure in New York waned. experts foresee a gradual advance as supply and consumption estimates tighten.

Petroleum Exchange New York

National certificates and petroleum prices reported in Bradford

Bradford August 12 reports show 12 National certificates opened at 10 high and 97 low while New York oil markets opened up to 18 with weak closes at 613. Total oil sales reach 250 000. Corrected daily by John M. Oamsey & Co. of North Street, Pittsburg Petro.

Bradford National One SP Ooe Titusv F.le New York Petroleum John M. Oamsey & Co Sorth Street Pittsburg

Lands and Heeses Change Owners New Dickera

James W. Drape & Co sold a 326 by 190 foot lot on South Hiland avenue for 2750 to M. Peebles of Allegheny as an investment. They placed two mortgages on property near Idlewood station for 3250 at six percent. Samuel W. Slack & Co sold Lot No 60 on the law of Jota in Allentown fronting Paul Avenue and backing 102 feet. Wakes 30 lots sold in this span with dash of oshen time. Black & Baird sold in Southside Ward Twenty seventh for business notes. Philadelphia advices bullish on iron trade. NorTerex Pacific earnings up 67000 in first week August. Henry M. Lowe sold ten shares of Philadelphia Gas at 87 ¼. LA Norra moved yesterday morning unseen by Mr Bailey until this afternoon. Brokers hopeful of a stronger market when the boys return home. Gas struck at Fuel Gas Company well in Late October. Andrew Caster did some business selling ten shares each of Switch and Signal and Manufacturers. Another gas well brought in on the Duff Farm near Murrysville by Thomas Shel for transportation company. Ruggett wine coe rumor McCreery to be succeeded as president of Federal Street and Pleasant Valley Railway Company. Mr David F. Henry of Henry Auction Company noted. Peuys Dat Roseip goes.

D. B. Davies Columbus Davies Mia Swisshelm James W. Drape de Oshen Black & Baird Law Street Twenty-seventh Ward Southside Philadelphia NonTerex Pacific Henry M. Lowe Philadelphia Gas LA Norra Bailey Eid Andrew Caster Duff Farm Murrysville Thomas Shelforational Transportation Company Ruguett Wine Coe McCreery Federal Street and Pleasant Vale Railway Company David F. Henry Henry Auction Companeee Peuys Dat Roseip

Stock Market Quiet Amid Features and Sugar Trade Hit

New York stocks showed quiet business with a firm general list for the week. Sugar Trust weakened on an injunction against North River refining, but recovered later. Big Fours and Chesapeake Ohio rose late. Gould prominence sparked discussions of market pressure amid varied foreign and domestic orders.

Sugar Trust Grangers Strong Coalera New York London Big Fours Chesapeake and Ohios North River Sugar Refining Company Dore Gould Filaspin

Market strength fuels diverse stock advances across rail and utilities

A broad rally lifted shares in East and Western rail firms, Canada Pacific, and key utilities while Wabash and other industrials posted notable gains. Trading finished with the market firmer as investors priced higher prospects, though some issues remained dull with limited new activity.

Nobody Wants the Job War Bureau Seeks Wire-Wrapped Rifle

The War Department sought bids to build a woodbridge ten inch wire wrapped steel rifle with steel forgings and wire supplied by the Government. Proposals were opened at the Ordnance Bureau at 3 p m but no bids were received.

Waashinetox Ordnance Bureau

Notable Local and National Briefs in Late News

A Lancaster report notes a mill notice from Columbia and Alabama rolling mills. Reading recalls a former Am House Lyons proprietor found dead, leaving a funeral note. Norton heirs pledge gifts to Southern Baptists Theological Seminary. Two Hollis murder case captors punished by regulators. Hotel Arlington fire causes $5,000 loss. Amboy division trains wreck with minor injuries. A tax ruling clarifies Worsted import duty timing. Bryant incident ends in accidental shooting. Bowman's fate linked to outlaw history. As Arizona miners report a striking discovery of two Winch holes and lace-like cave formations 80 degrees deep.

Lancaster Columbia Ebama Reading Am: House Lyons Bangae Te Bowel William F A. W. Norton Louisville Pen Baptia Theological Seminary South Ae Hollis Pikeville Big Senny Arlington Biase Lick Lees Amboy Pennsylvania Bafiark Camden N. J St Pan Minn Oormer Sey Wienke Aden Shetana Bowman New York Toowan Asor Minpey Mesars Desnally Mackay Taylor Gilfillan Sean

New competitive event at Ree Est Lake area

Fragmentary OCR notes mention a lake event at Ree Est Lake and a competition with unclear details. The text references numbers like 5 and 20 and a possible date or cost, but specifics are unreadable. Further readable elements point to a wake or stage related activity adjacent to the lake.

Markets In Good Demand And Downward Drift Report

Domestic markets show strong demand at quoted levels with light grain and hay receipts. Coffee firm, sugar weakens. oats and wheat in decline. butter steady, eggs steady. prices for beans, dairy, fruit, and vegetables noted with general drift lower.

Prttsburg Ncewse Neville Island Oetter—Creamery Elgin Case le Sea Ohio New York Limpases Alifornia California Norton S Ennards

Untitled historic grocery list fragment

Fragmentary inventory of meats and salting products including sugar cured hams beef rounds bacon and salt provisions with weights and prices largely unreadable and partial.

Armour & Co Furnished Fall Fire Supplies

Armour & Co supplied a fall fire with livestock products including 300 000 sheep and lambs, hogs, pork loins and beef cuts. The report notes these offerings and prices such as pork loins at 8 cents.

Armour & Co

Market Report On Cotton Goods Demand In New York A12

There was active demand for fine and low grade bleached cottons with orders for other fabrics moderate and some freedom and dress goods in fair demand.

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