Livestock Prices Weaken Amid Heavy Receipts at Pittsburg
Local live stock reports show larger hog and sheep arrivals with weak demand. Cattle prices ranged lower with prime beef at about 1.75 to 3.50 per hundredweight, while sheep and lambs declined to mid range as buyers held back. Receipts from multiple yards and brokers, including Winter & Delenback and Gerson, totaled around 8,000 head last week.
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Pittsburg DisPatch
Ing
Chicago
Beto
Sgr
Perpo
Marice
Acta
Winter & Delenback
L. Gerson
L Zeigler
EK Wit
A. Fromm
L. Rothschild & Co
Ohio
Lowenstein
Pennsylvania
L. Redge
J. Rkelber
Pisor & McNeese
J. Ackerman
J. Graikstant
G. W. Kearny
Department of Livestock
St W
G. Flinger
J. Cuckahank
W. Reesy
Wichio—Neeily & Smith
J. Kerd
Sanford & Langdon
Total
Bend
Butler County
Herr's Island
Michigan
Hiva
Colorado Do
Ato
Uae
London
Kansas
Texas
Mixed livestock receipts and markets across several cities
The report shows cattle and hog receipts, with prices and trends for Chicago Cincinnati and Kansas City markets. Slaughter cattle and calves remain steady to firm with varying demand, hogs higher for choice and mixed grades, and sheep and lambs fluctuating in price across regions.
Grain trade review notes rain dampening British crops
The Merk Lane Express reports a rainy August reducing value of crops. Rain soaked corn covers a large area and barley yield is weak. White wheat price at 1s, red wheat slow to sell, and overall English wheat demand lower than last year.
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Loxpox
Merk Lane Express
Metal Market Quietly Steady Amid Turbulent Trade
A fragmented market note reports iron prices steady and subdued with little movement in domestic trade. Analysts note minimal activity as dealers await clearer signals from producers and consumers.
Wheat prices rise on Vienna crop shortage rumors
Markets show strength in wheat amid rumors from Vienna of a European shortfall of about 15 percent. December futures jump to 75 1/2 cents while corn and oats trade mixed as traders weigh large visible supplies and favorable weather.
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Crcaco
Vienna Grain Congress
Europe
Liverpool
Vienna
Paris
Mess Pox
Seecber
Shipmonte
Tvi
Ilse
Market provides steadier activity in drygoods trade
New York August 2 report notes continued active delivery of orders and rising jobbing in drygoods. Strong sales and large orders from Westbrook indicate markets retain a generally steady tone despite mixed conditions.
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New York
Senda
Westbrook
Unclear OCR: crop figures and changes reported
fragmentary figures show a Board of thyme note with increases and decreases in bushels and barrels. The readable items include 146.00, 1,456,000 bushels, 4,000 bushels, 18,000 barrels, and 24,000 bushels, but the context and exact actions remain unclear.
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Board of Thyme
Market gains and counterfeiting scare grip New York scene
Investors see fresh vigor in stocks and housing though counterfeit silver certificates raise alarms. Bankers report improving activity while a London note counterfeiting fear prompts calls for stricter bank accountability as Seattle fire lessons spur heartier safety and building law push.
Monday stock market rally with mixed gains
Captain Darbour prompts brokers to act as Monday trading sees brisk activity totaling 77 shares. Philadelphia Gas and La Noria lead with 28 and 300 respectively, while Tractions Electric and Forest Oil show steady or mixed moves across morning and afternoon sessions.
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Philadelphia Gas
la Noria
Tractions
Forest
Natural Gas
West Virginia
Bess
Lida
Ambiguous OCR fragment references regional lines and numbers
A garbled OCR fragment lists place names and numbers including Delaware Lackawanna Bab area 7.10 and Pacific 4.75 with other scattered terms. No coherent event or clear subjects are identifiable from the text.
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Delaware
Lackawanna
Bab
Jean and
Nashville
Pacific
Northwestern
New Guinera Central
Northorthern
Paci
Noreh Pacific
Guess Ualok Union Papitie
Conviction of close Brenk times near in banking activity
Banking business showed steady activity with gains in regular lines and a hopeful tone for upcoming events. Clearing figures reached $2,110,049.44 in New York and Chicago, with varied loan and money market rates and Treasury bond offerings noted.
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New York Y
Rime Mercantile Paper
Petroleum opens firm with advance and quick reversal
The market showed a firm undertone at the open with prices rising from 97 to 874g on good demand in Pittsburgh and New York. Sellers in Pittsburg and Oil City pushed prices down, the day closing near the lows as Oil City shifted tactics. Trading was active but professional with Saturday’s earnings around 768,000 barrels and a less bearish field than recent days.
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New York
Searsa
Europe
Austria
Hungary
Canada
Oman
H.wee
I Mae
Rio
New Orleans
West
Western Steam
Western
Philadelphia
Winayoes
Minnesota
Geige
Carlote
Mite Comend
Twentieth Street
Pine Depot
Cotoher
Newan
al Ober
Carlots Gee
Pennsylvania Creamery
Pennsylvania
Partakims
Sgpolge
Iite
Izige
Pittsburg
Oil City
National crude prices slip as transit certificates ease
Specifications indicate prices opened at QTc and fluctuated with highs and lows of 4c, 7c, and 8c in a volatile session. Total volume reached 534000 barrels as a steady but modest price recovery occurred after a declined bid and gradual advance.
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Qtc
Lowes Ogige
Tlenes Transit
C. Krew
Realty Moving A Good Record for Monday Sales in City and Country
Real estate notices show multiple sales around Pittsburgh and Allegheny areas. W A Herron & Sons sold five lots on Herron Avenue near the car stables for $1,000 cash. Mack & Baird sold two Hazelwood avenue lots for $1,600. Reed B Coyle Co sold Lot 71 Marion Place for $300. Henry A Weaver Co sold 120 feet on Western Avenue for $90,000. Ma A J Pentecost sold four lots on Terryville Avenue and Ninth Lane for $0. Samuel W Black & Co sold 100 by 200 foot lot at Osborne Lane with mortgage details. The Pullsburg Company Limited listed six Center Avenue lots for $12,874 with other parcels along Craig Street.
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W. A. Herron & Sons
Herron Avenue
Thirteenth Ward
Mack & Baird
Fourth Avenue
L. Keifer
J. & Willock
Hazelwood Avenue
Reed B Coyle & Co
Fourth Avenae
A. P. Stephenson
Mary McGinty
Marion Place
Henry A. Weaver & Co
Beirs
George Black
Western Avenua
Fenwee
Ched Eels
Sven Fr Bflee
Avon
George
Charles Brewer
Ma. A. J._ Pentecost
George Arnold
PD. Ee
J.s. Menee
Errysville Avenue
Allegheny
Electric Railway
Samuel W. Black & Co
Osborne Lane
Tine Pullsburg Company
Annie H. Davideos
Center Avenue
Craig Street
East End
Mra RK. A. Kerr
Davison
Markets Open Week With Strong Tone and Broad Gains
The New York stock market opened with animation and a strong tone after last week. Bond activity rose as money rates fell to 2 percent, with Canadian banks and the Bank of Montreal offering liquidity. Major gains appeared in Jersey Central, Delaware and Hudson, and Cleveland, Cincinnati and St. Louis, while most issues climbed and short sellers covered.
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New York
Bank of Montreal
London
Iveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
St Louis
Jersey Central
Delaware and
Hudson
Jersey
Cleveland
St. Louis
Ohio
Dela and Hudson
Missouri Pacific
Louisville
Nash
Lake Erie
Western
Northern Pacific
Stock market wrap with prices and exchanges
Corrected daily stock quotes from the New York Stock Exchange and regional exchanges. Names of companies and bonds appear with closing figures and locations including Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Boston, and San Diego.
Mining Stocks New York City Summary
Mining stocks listed in New York include Ancast Amador Caledonia B H 900 Chollar Crown Point Colorado Central Consolidated California Deadwood Eureka El Cristo Curry Setmasters 200 Horn Silver cron Silver Mutual Ontario Plymouth Hye Standard Union Ward Consolidated Yellow Jacket with varying shares and prices. The spread covers numerous junior and senior mining concerns across Western districts.
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New York
Ancast
Amador
Caledonia B. H
Chollar
Crown Point
Colorado Central
Consolidated California Ie
Eureka
el Cristo
Id & Curry
Conse Hate & Norcross
Horn
Cron
Stock Trades and Street Improvements Move Forward
Market activity picks up with Lona buying 90 Eletric shares at 51 and selling 100 Switch and Bigoal. Silverton Mining Co. shares bring $1 each as George B. Hill & Co. act as sellers. Diamond street widening prompts study by the Board of Viewers. Crop reports favorable and railroad earnings strong. Anthracite agents to meet in New York to discuss advances. Heeeren returns from London after organizing Westinghouse Electric Company of London.
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Henny M. Lona
Electric
Switch
Bigoal
Silverton Mining Company
George B. Hill & Co
Diamond Street
Minneapolis-Stlan
New York
of Nest of Advances Ae
Mr. & Heeeren
Mann
Oon Electric and Manitoring Company
London
New Westinghouse Electric Company
Lonon
Coffee Trade Ledger Shows Stock and Receipts Across Weeks
August data records coffee stock levels at 427000 bags with 50000 bags received this week and 26000 bags purchased for the United States. Notes include 3600 lots at 30,000 and other large figures reflecting shipments and inventories.
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Saxstros
United States
Late News In Brief From Across the Nation
A series of terse items reports two deaf girls injured near Labuque Iowa after being struck by a Kansas City passenger train as signals were ignored. North Dakota Wheat Association plans an agent in London to supply flour to British bakers, boosting home wheat markets and mills. A dispatch from Santiago de Cuba notes Hippolyte’s forces occupying the town with quiet conditions reported by the American consul. Topeka pioneer W. W. Clemenson, struck by business reverses, fatally shot himself. previous investments and debts cited. Defalcation in Mt Gilead bank linked to cashier P Halliday with partial confession. forged notes flagged by bank examiner. A deed of assignment from Miller & Co. to Andrew W. Miller was filed in Mansfield records.
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Kansas City
Labuque
North Dakota Willer’ Association
London
Great Britain
Hillyar
Bismarck
Washington
Santiago de Cuba
Gherardi
Port Au Prince
Hippolyte
Dudinister
Lawrence
Errilas
Peereanere
Rt P. Halliday
First National Bank of Mt. Gilead
Halliday
Priddy
Suney
Domestic Markets Summary and Fresh Produce Notes
Market report shows corn weak and oats steady with low grade demand. Sugar and copper mix. produce trade quiet with supplies plentiful in fruits and vegetables. Jersey milk products, watermelons scarce, tropical fruits light. first Jamaica oranges arrive in New York amid abundant home fruit. Prices cited for Southern sweets, Cantalope, Bartlett pears, peaches, and various vegetables.
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Baltimore
Jerseys
Jamaica
New York
Tropics
Barrier—Creamery
Elgin
Ohio Do
Califorsta
Atiers
Market Notes on Groceries and Raw Goods Prices
A dense list of grocery items and wholesale prices. Mentions sugar, coffee, tea, spices, canned foods, fats, oils, and fresh produce with various price quotes. highlights shop and market trends with flat to firm prices and Friday Saturday shifts in Eastern markets.
Grain Ex change Receipts Show Mixed Car Lot Totals
Grain exchange ledger lists 40 cars as quotes from Pittsburg For Wayne and Chicago with oats rye flour feed wheat and hay. Pittsburg Lake Erie shows hay oats straw rye malt and other grains while Pittsburg Western reports flour and mixed corn. Prices drift lower on corn and cereals with no strong movement foreseen this season.
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Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Wayne
Chicago
Lake Erie
Pittsburg and
Western
Penestivanis
Ohio
Unclear OCR snippet fragments on barrels and pails
The readable parts describe barrels and pails with unclear labeling and quantities, mentioning large items and possible measurements but lacking coherent events, names, or locations to establish a concrete news item.
Sabbath Appeals Hear Arguments On Sunday Sales
Judges Stowe and Slagle heard the appeals of John A. Martin the milk dealer and A J Kaercher the druggist from fines for selling on Sunday Represented by General Blakely for Martin and by Robb Fitzsimmons for Kaercher Yost for the Law and Order Society argued against Sunday sales citing necessity and missionary funds The proceedings also covered Kaercher being fined before and whether he could be fined twice Witnesses including Captain Wishart Aldermen Brinker Carlists and others testified and a decision was to be handed down tomorrow
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John A. Martin
A. J. Kaercher
Stowe and Slagle
General Blakely
Martin
Messrs
Robb
Fitzsimmons
Kaercher
Attorney Yost
Law and Order Society
Yost
Clyde Ylor
Alderman Tatem
West
Captain Wishart
Alderman Brinker
Carlists
Art
Lyons Sues McCune for 10000 Damages Over July 28 1888 Beating
John Lyons filed a suit against Andrew and Mary Ann McCune seeking 10000 damages alleging a July 28 1888 assault. He claims he was struck with a brick knocked down kicked and hammered his finger bitten off and clothes torn. The beating allegedly kept him in bed for a month.
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John Lyons
Andrew
Mary Ann McCune
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