Local Live Stock Market Report at Liberty Yard
Market tone for beeves sheep and lambs stays firm with a heavy cattle run. Receipts total 726 head with prime heavy western beeves 1450-1500 pounds selling around 5 10. calves light. Sheep and lambs volume up slightly, prices firm though quality below par for recent weeks. East Liberty and local results show mixed cattle availability with some higher prices on best lots.
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Dellenbach
Dulaaf
France
Chicago
L Zeiger
Ohio
H. Williamson
Pennsylvania
William Garvin
J. Wait
J. Ackerman
J. Relber
D. O. Pisor
F. Cruikshank
G. W. Keeny
Needy Smith
Newdly & Smith
R. Williamson
J. Langdon
Pennsyvants
William Garvir
J. Reiber Ee
O. Pisor
East Liberty
Liberty Yards
Livestock Market Report Declines Amid Mixed Cattle Demand
Market summary notes fair to shade lower cattle values from last week. Receipts include 3,5 head cattle and 8,200 market days with shipments to Kansas and New York. hog and sheep figures show mixed movement with several shipments and price declines.
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New
Cattle and Hog Markets Across Cities See Mixed Demand
New York market shows 17,919 head with 44 carloads for export and 16 for city slaughterers, prices easing 10c per 100 pounds. better grades barely steady. Kansas City reports cattle receipts around 160 head with steady demand for fancy beef and higher stocker prices. hogs around 400 head, weekly total about 1,000, market quiet. St Louis lists 6,200 cattle receipts with steady to strong prices for heavy natives and good mid-range bids. overall tone mixed as shipments rise across regions.
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New York
Reeves
Texas
Colorados
Ac Comets
Kansas City
Texas Penhee
Howeeneran
ST. Louis
King Crades
Seeaeaenaee
General Dry Goods Demand Strong in Early Market
New York notes indicate general demand for dry goods in first hands with activity in woolens for jobbing trade. Cotton goods see fair demand with more bleached than brown. prints attract attention. Dress goods expected to rise next spring as jobbing trade remains robust. wash goods show solid business despite limited driving in certain lines.
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New York
Brazilian Coffee Market Report From August Trade
The report notes Brazilian coffee prices in reis per kilo, with daily quotes around 6 20 reis for good second quality and 6 650 reis for other grades. It lists weekly totals of 3 000 and 9 000 units, stock at 441 000 bags, and mentions senator and guard references with unclear context. Chicago timestamp ends the snippet.
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Biro DesAveene
Ocoffee
Reputar Bret
Socenete Tudhar
St Brees
Sherete
Senators
Market dullness in Wheat and Commodities Across Cities
Wheat market was dull with December trading within a narrow 4.5 cent range. prices were pressured by favorable weather and light demand. Cash markets showed weakness in No. 3 red and No. 2 red, with broader declines in corn oats and lard. futures for Wheat No. 2 and related grains moved steady to lower across New York and Chicago. butter, cheese, and pork markets showed mixed to weak tones in various regional reports.
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Oakton Base
Mess
Wba
Beneiee
New York
Canada
Fiat
Telke
Philadelphia
Uce
Saigastiae
Carlots
Andy
Ishgase
Becot
Faruren
White
Ork
Sloss
Pew
Aoe New
Fame Macogil
Dart Weare
Family Sd
Pennsylvania
Bae
Lee Hee
St. Louis
Seber
Segaye
Onis
Oudoee
New Orleans
Ohio
Milwaukkee
Baltimore
Rio
Toledo
Centennial Celebration of Catholic Hierarchy in Baltimore
Invitations for the centennial Catholic hierarchy celebration in Baltimore on November 10 indicate a very large turnout. About 50 bishops from the United States are expected with Cardinal Taschereau of Quebec sending acceptance. A Rome delegation is likely to attend, led by a senior prelate.
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United States
Circulars issued to custodians of government buildings
Acting Secretary Batchellor issued two circulars to custodians of buildings under federal control. The notices warn about securing customs houses and other facilities during stormy weather and emphasize protection of revenue facilities.
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Washington
Batchellor
Scarcity of coke alarm to European iron masters
The August business lull drags Pittsburg and Europe toward cautious trade, while coke shortages hit Germany Belgium and France. Prices rise as furnaces idle awaiting supplies. analysts warn output may lag until new coke capacity comes on line.
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England
Germany
Belgium
France
Iron and Coal Trades Journal
Belgiam
Grand Duchy
Local Securities Report Shows Gas Stocks Rise and Fall
In captainless morning trade John D. Bailey led the stock call with a small sale of Electricat shares. Captain Barbour reappeared in the afternoon selling 150 Wheeling Gas at 50 and 30 percent for Electricat 52. Natural Gas of West Virginia bid up to 80 then fell to 7 with no offers. Brokers predicted a market boom and stronger business within ten days or two weeks as bids and sales occurred across Electricat and related gas stocks.
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Virginia Gas
Captain Barbour
John D. Bailey
Electricat 2
Fof Electricat
West Virginia
Weither
Philosophic bankers hint at slow day and cautious market
Report from a major bank describes little lending and a wary mood as staff expect conditions to improve. Other banks note subdued clerical activity while markets show dull exchange and modest call loans amid cautious speculation about a near-term rebound.
Oil Market Turns Bearish to Firm Close on NY Buying
The Petroleum Exchange opened weak but stayed near the dollar line. Oil City sold early while Pittsburg bought on a limited scale. In the afternoon New York bought about 8 000 barrels, lifting prices and reversing the day to a firm close 3c below the day’s best price.
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Petroleum Exchange
Oil City
Pittsburg
New York
Onic
Unclear OCR Record of Petroleum Exchange Totals
Fragmentary data from a corrected daily report lists barrels, shipments, and clearances with figures such as 74 barrels and 1,001,000 barrels, tied to National transit entries and Bradford notices. The text is garbled with partial names and numbers, hindering precise interpretation of entities and dates.
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Orm
Cates
Lowes
Bar- Bradford
Real estate transfers and sales in diverse Pittsburgh wards
Fragmented notices record multiple property sales and transfers across Pittsburgh areas including Baum Grove, Forty-fifth and Butler, Gross Street near Sciota, Emsworth Station, and Chartiers. Transactions involve John F Baxter, John F Stewart, L A Frazier, William Velte, Samuel C Ney, G A O Hara, Katharine Alles, Reed B. Coyle Co, and others with various lots, dimensions, and prices noted.
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John F. Baxter
Smithfield Street
Baum Grove
Roup Station
Baum Street
John F. Stewart
L. A. Frazier
Forty-fifth
Butler Streets
William Velte
Gross Street
Sciota Mreet
Twentieth Ward
John G. Mane Panton
Emsworth
Samuel C Ney
Prema
Beaver Road
Mill Race
G. A. O'Hara
Mr. O'Hara
Alles & Bailey
Fourth Avenue
P. Costello
Wylie Svenus
Fore McWilliams
Real estate transfers and market notes from city ward views
Charles E. Cornelius sells lots in the eighteenth ward to Jos Hake John Dort and M Wil for sums around 700 and 2 000 dollars. Cornelius plans to build 95 or 80 small houses on his Morningside plan this summer and fall. John D. Barney presided over a stock exchange meeting. brokers plan to broaden business. MESERS, ALLES & BAILEY adopt a red line trade mark for sale and rent signs. A New York telegram notes confidence in the bull market with government support likely in crises. The Richmond property on Squirrel Hill fronts 700 feet and the 35 acre array estate near Wim sale. Henry C Leews cautions on money markets urging prudence before long positions.
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Harles E. Cornelius
Lota
Eighteenth Ward
Jos
Hake
John Dort
M. Wil
Hames
BR. Smith
Charles E. Cornelius
Morningside
John D. Barney
Mesers
Alles & Bailey
New York Telegram
Richmond
Squirrel Hill
Twenty-second Ward
Shady Jane
Linden Avenue
Henry Cleews
Wall Street Sways After Bank Statement Weakness
New York August 19 The stock market felt the effect of a bad bank statement and rate cut. Early losses were followed by steadier trading as strong hands held stocks and short contracts. Weakness centered on Grangers and Sugar with cotton oil. declines were modest and the market closed dull but not panicked.
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New York
London
Bers Seay
Grangers
Barlington
North- Western
Delaware
Hudson
Chicago
Lake Erie and Western AG
Pacific
St Louis
Whitney & Stepreston
Pittsburg
Theew York Stock Exchange
Registed Mail Pouch Theft Reported Near Terre Haute
Postmaster and inspector received word of a suspected theft of a registered mail pouch from a Vandalia car. The Albany to St Louis pouch, containing about $11000, was cut open and rifled but later found intact by a switchman and returned to postal authorities.
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Chiscaco
Sexton
Stuart
Terre Haute
Albany
St. Louis
Asys
Market Report Notes Abundant Fruit Supplies and Steady Prices
Heavy cereal receipts and drifting patent flours mark a mixed early week. Trade shows fair activity with abundant fruits and vegetables, slower peaches and cantaloupes, firmer western potatoes, and steady butter eggs and cheese.
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the Prerssure Dispatch
Ohio
EANS
York
Timothy
Notable Charges and Aid in Early 1900s Crime and Disasters
A Pennsylvania requisition leads to the arrest of Samuel the baseball player in New York for allegedly running away with Frouenfelter’s wife. both Samuel and Mrs. Frouenfelter face charges back home. A diplomatic dispatch reports Consul Edward Mroy’s death in Rice, highlighting his long service. Montana forest fires devastate timber towns, with cattlemen pinched as streams dry up and flames leap barriers. In Mexico City, John G Carlisle with wife and dignitaries attend a reception for Governor Cosona in Jalisco. dinner with Romario Rubio and President Diaz marks a notable event. Dewey’s gambling spree and bond settlements drain funds, leaving Postmaster Swint ruined and detectives pursuing the culprit.
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Samuel
New York
Pennsylvania
Frouenfelter
Scranton
Gibraltar
San Juan
Porto Rico
Montana
Je Ranges
Choutou
City of
Mexico
John G. Carlisle
Peter
Ryan
Udalsjara
Cosona
Jalisco
Interior
Romario,Rubio
Tacuba
Mra
Carlisle
Diaz
Mr.Carlisle
Inoan
Dewey
Swint
Boonville Inquiirer
Post Office
Eee
Ville
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Herr’s
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Pittsavore Diepance
Telegraph
Gralo
Sigbr
Sgt Eo
Weel Maerker Atte
Metal Market
Batchelor
Mount Olympus
Iron Trade Review
Cleveland
Local Securities
Ses
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Electric
Henry
Sito
Yesterey
AD Sa
Lostewiles
Missouhashendtive
Tso
Storty Pacific
Philosophic Bankers
Gheattnee
Cmsted
West Shonen
Jon
PartapsLrora
Imperial Bank of Germany
Basloariney
St.-Louis
John M. Onxiey & Co
Sixth Street
Pittsburg Petroleum Exchange
Wall Street
Sugar
Trust
N.Y
Mu O
Chicago Gas Trust
Issouri Pacific
Boston
Asch. LandGrans
Ponen & Os Central Pl
Aurcast
Amador
Aeace & Belcher
Caledonia H. H
Crown Point
Colorado
California
Commonwealth
Deadwer
Ana Sareka
Consolidated
el Grito
Curelesances
D. Jayne
Greceries
Grexx Corree
Java
Maracaibo
Santos
Formiex
Pierre
Balonica Saane
Sicily
Califor
Finnan Haddock
Ineland
Ant Nee & BP
Greln
Pitteburg
Fort Wayne
Cincinnati
Grain Exchange
Topare
Tlercen
Brier
Shafer
Polypathic Medical Institute
Peon Ave
le Hagar
Bright
Denver Range
Ghaet i Hug Ve Te Fe
Sr R
W. Bell Mfb. CO
Buffalo
Dsialya
Lagat
Swayne
Qvaren
Philadsigtla
Jas. D. Callery
Ae John W. Taylor
City Savings Bank
Sixth Ave
Smithfield ST
Joseph Horne & CO
Notion
PLU
Srokers—Financial
Ws EY & Stephenson
Nace Pcenm
John M. Oakley & CO
Bankers and Brokers
Chicago Board of Trade and Pittsburg Petroleum Exchange
Sixth ST
Rialto Building
Sos
Tees Nord
Federal ST. and
Pleasant Valley Passenger Railway
Coo
Nerocerty
Teepions Vta
Nes
Oeittsburg
Tha
Oeaime
R. F. Ramsey
Fifth Ave
Pittabarg
Medical
Whittier
Penn Avenue
Pitts
Sony
Canara
Tod
Whittibe
UFE
Wate
M.D
Parker
Meical Thestitute
Bulfineston
Mase
Lake
K. Lak M
Penn Ave
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