Wall Street Mixed After Buffalo Switchmen Strike Relief
Final settlement of the Buffalo switchmen strike boosts cautious buying on the New York exchange. Call money steadies as funds drain to interior. Readings and coal stocks rise while Manhattan and other rails slip. Government bonds ease as farmers monitor rains and grain futures move.
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Reading
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Manhattan
Tennessee
Colorado
New Jersey
Provisions Panicky As Cholera Fears Hit Markets
A cholera scare in Europe sparks a bear run on grain at the Board of Trade with prices plunging then rebounding as reports from Hamburg quell fears. Wheat opens steady, but fears of failed sales abroad trigger a partial panic among holders before a later recovery.
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John M. Oakley & Co
Sixth Street
Cutcano
Board of Trade
Buffalo
Cincinnati Price Current
New York
Hately Bros
Hamburg
General Markets Report With Wheat Corn and Groceries
New York market notes large supplies and weak demand across grains and meats. Prices show firmer close for some cereals while spot oats and butter soften. Minneapolis reports strong old wheat and mixed sentiment as traders weigh exports and cholera fears amid uneven receipts.
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Dioginz
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Mber
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Rio
Bede
Neat & Oeagero
Orleans
Rica
CoTorsten
Téige
IHPKO
Pennsylvania
Market closes firm as rails and gas shares rise
Active trading pushed gains in Electric and Switch and Signal, Underground Cable, Pleasant Valley, and P. & B. Traction. Philadelphia Company lagged, closing near prior day’s level as investors warned of a possible correction while remaining hopeful for further advance.
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P. & B. Traction
Pleasant Valley
A. R M. Traction
Duquesne Traction
Philadelphia Company
Pleasant Valley Railway
Philadelphiampany
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Westinghouse Electric Second Preferred
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A. & M. Traction
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Chartiers Valley Gas
Bridgewater One
Wheeling Gas
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Molly
P.& S. Traction
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H. M. Long
Union Switch
Great Chambers Glass Works
Kensington
Eclipse Bicycle Company
Beaver Fall Pital
Elwood Steel Company
Lawrence County
Keystone Bicycle Cobaby
Scranton
Enterprise Powder Manufacturing Company
Orris & Brown
Electric
Carothers
Kuhn Bros
Caster
Barer
Lawrence & Co
Rinehart
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W. R. Thompson & Co
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Enterprise Mining Company
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Money Rates and Bank Clearings Across Cities Aug. 25
Money on call easy at 2 1 2 percent with abundant funds and improving demand. Exchange and currency trading steady in New York, with bank clearings totals ranging from millions in Philadelphia to Cincinnati and St Louis. Silver prices rose slightly in New York and London markets.
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Piety Cng
Exehan ‘Aan Saunas
Bank and global bullion shifts reported in weekly financials
The weekly Bank of England reserve ratio rises from 43.19 to 50.19 percent as bullion inflows of £275,000 are noted. France reports 3,476,000 francs gold and 225,000 francs silver added to reserves. London and U.S. market quotes show varied stock frictions and discount rates, with multiple bank and railroad names listed in closing prices and rates.
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Bank of England
Bank of Ngland
Bank of France
Lowpay
Canadian Pacific
Erie
New Business Blocks Planned for Fifth Avenue and Acreage Scarcity
The Hartley property on Fifth avenue near High street will be cleared for a tall brick block less than five stories, with more similar buildings planned in the area as contractors prepare plans. Acreage remains scarce in multiple city districts, with buyers paying full value as firms push for small improvements and many cash sales close quickly.
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Court House
Hartley
High Street
F. R. Hartley
P Yonys
Eewald
Ania
John Lindsay
Dearborn Street
Evaline Street
Daniel Bohanan
Collins Avenue
Station Avenue
St. Stephen's Congregation
Second Avenue
Elizabeth Street
Louisa Lelatner
River Avenue
Wiliam Shrom
Atlantic Avenue
Harriett Street
W. M. Haworth
Webster Avenue
Junilla
Watt Streets
Suan Brown
Rosetta Street
Reed B. Coyle & Co
J. A. Garroway
Penn Avenue
East End
Shakespeare Street
Black & Baird
C. A. Berry
Alta Land Comy
Ots Duquesne Heights
Cora McKee
C. H. Love
Hunter
Wilkinsburg
Ross Sheaman
W. N. Kenan
John K. Ewing & Co
R. BR. Lamberto
Leland Avenue
Mayfield Plan
Tenth Ward
Allegheny
Kelly & Rogers
William Baird Latro
J. L
Louis Fred
C.H. Sephmidts
Pani
Fred. Bright
Donald Sloane
James B. Tintsman
John E. Heinman
Charles Somers & Co
Williams
Burrell and
Kensington Improvement Companies
Lota
Kensington
Allegheny Valley Railway
Nicholas Schwartz
Pittsburg
Samuel Hawks
Alley J. Wilson
Paul Daurik
Steve Radachy
Roasted Coffee Prices Rise Amid Market Cheer and Weather
Market notes show a half cent gain across all grades for roasted coffee with strong quotes on the latest advance. Green beans up 2 cents per pound, suggesting roasted will stay higher, while Brazil weather and labor troubles support the market. Dairy and poultry prices firm with feed costs slipping. Weather outlook for September hints at continued crop uncertainty. wheat and oats forecast weaker, and speculation centers on world supply signals from Vienna.
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Mixed Iron and Steel Market Signals Slower Demand
The Iron Age notes a mixed U S steel trade with delayed consumer orders and depleted stocks. Spot material remains scarce though prices are higher for immediate delivery, with Cleveland ore activity up and Pittsburgh billets at 227.5, while finished rails show little movement.
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Philadeputa
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Milla
Beoth Iron Warrants Rally on Stock Reduction Signal
Beoth Iron warrants saw heavy turnover with about 1500 tons trading Monday and prices lifting to high levels as traders covered short positions. A reduction to 380000 tons in stocks influenced activity while Cleveland warrants rose to 1 1/4, pig iron eased, and tin plate demand stayed weak amid slow American consumption and modest Russian inquiry.
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Lompon, Aug
Beoth
Cleveland
Russia
New York Market Faces Mixed Copper and Lead Signals
Market notes show copper and lead prices hovering with little change as traders watch supply and demand dynamics. Reports indicate steady appetite for American metal products and mild shifts in pricing, while regional demand remains uneven across supplying districts.
Live Stock Markets Show Dull Trade Across Regions
Central markets report weak demand and varied receipts with cattle shipments around 4 000 head and hogs down. Chicago and St Louis show steady to lower prices for cattle and heavy hogs, while lambs edge higher in some zones and calves fall.
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the Evening Journal
Wes Ernsaors
New York
Kauras City
Texas
Howe
St Loone
Snes Oscking
Cotton Prices and Market Report for August
Galveston and New Orleans market notes show mixed cotton activity. Quotations range from middling around 31 to 32 cents, with steady futures and totals of several thousand bales sold for local delivery and export. Stock figures indicate millions of bales in circulation across regions.
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Galvestom
Drygoods Market Activity Improves in New York
The drygoods market showed increased activity as labor troubles ended. No untoward damage was noted, and buyers returned for woolen prints.
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Drygoods, New York, Inc
When she was a Child she cried for Castoria
A nostalgic line recalls a child’s humble request for Castoria noting its comforting association with early remedies and maternal care. The phrase evokes a bygone era of common household medicines and parental routines.
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