Local live stock market shows mixed demand and firm prices
Reports from Liberty and Chicago offices detail light runs and uneven demand. Cattle receipts 322 head with prime beefs scarce. best heavy Western beeves quoted 9.60 to 10.10, medium weights 8.04 to 9.75, lightweights 4.10 to 6.25 per pound. Sheep and lambs sold readily at last week’s highs but supply tight for good stock. Hog market firmer, but no overall advance. Chicago Ohio hogs 8.10 to 9.60 per cwt with country buyers paying 7.20.
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Prrvasur
Moxpas
Chicago
I. Zeigier
L. Gerson
A. Fromm
Rothschild & Co
Penn- Tol
EL Leat Wreck Ig
Ohio
Country Boys
I. Zierler
Needy & Smith
Wishl
Pennsylvanianis
Ao Jruiahank
Bingham Area
G. Fiinner
William Ai. Friar
East Liberty
Thos Center
Lwbee
Liverpool
Srm
Ookars Sa Bicher
Ora
Florida
Burren—Creamery
Elgin
SeToe
Sonern
Timothy
Babel
Blaltow-County
Ion Ierlas
Annes
Risa Abe
Jerse
Onlona
Gaerzs Corree
Maracaibo
Choice
Cena
Cassia
Etroleu
Meade White
California
Muscatels
Muscatele
Valencia
Ondara
Valotta
Baily Fiberta
Smyrna
Bago
Shore
Live Stock Markets at East Liberty Lock Yards
Market report from Pittsburgh directory shows cattle receipts at 3 9 head totaling about 1 800 with market steady for prime and good cattle and fat cows valued around 150 to 250. Hogs about 7 000 head received and 6 700 shipped to New York with market fair at around 3 2 0 to 3 4 per hundred pounds. partial totals and prices noted for stretch shipments to Philadelphia.
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New York
Telegraph Bee Week Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Telegraph summary of livestock markets shows receipts across cattle and sheep, including 1,500 sheep and 1,500 cattle at various markets. Prices are mixed with steady to firm tones for sheep and lambs, and cattle and hogs showing strength in certain regional reports.
Unclear OCR Summary of Receipts and Sales Data
A fragmented OCR item lists December 2 figures for 10 kilos at 6,500 units and 5,600 row with receipts during the week totaling 53,000 bags for the United States and 4,000 clearances. Additional numbers include 24 and 20, with Barros and Bu references and a 6,000 release on a related item of the Bistes, totaling 246,000 bags.
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Ontlee
United States
Barros
Visible Supply of Grats Reported by New York Exchange
A garbled summary notes the visible supply of grants or goods, dated December 2, with references to activities on the New York Exchange and nearby districts. It mentions entities and places in a fragmented way, reflecting an old-time market bulletin style.
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Secret Service
United States
West
Fuarantee
Stucky
Pie
Wylie
Fulton
New York Pig Iron Market Faces Steady Tone
Trading notes show mixed signals with American and domestic lots steady. December activity held firm at around 14 dollars while other lines remained quiet and stable amid evolving market conditions.
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New York
Gali
Lake
Tim
Drygoods and market changes in late November 1889
Report notes a shifting dry goods market with price changes in commodities like mercantile items and salves. Mentions Salvation Oil praised for instant relief, and a weekly sales summary for Nelson Matis Os. showing 85 carloads or 614 pounds sold for the week ending November 30, 1889 in Pittsburgh area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Pittsburg
Markets by Wire Wheat and Corn Trade Shifts in Chicago
Chicago wheat activity shows December selling into May, with December weaker and May rebounding. Reports note large December deliveries, strong rail and lake movement, and mixed cash bids. oats, lard, and other staples show modest activity, with overall fluctuating prices and heavy receipts across Minneapolis and other hubs.
Speculative Markets and Road Repair Spar Over Policy
The piece argues for continued agitation to fix country roads, urging a state road commission tour of Allegheny county and possible legislative action. It notes widespread road degradation, unsettled Congress policies on railroads and tariffs, and discusses fraud risk with counterfeit production and Secret Service policies, concluding with Franklin’s emphasis on meticulous, thorough work and personal responsibility.
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State Road Commission
Allegheny County
Pittsburg
Congress
Grain in Sight OCmeace Board of Trade Report
The Board of Trade issues its visible supply report covering agricultural grain stocks and market implications. Officials assess current grain in sight and potential effects on prices and trade dynamics amid December conditions.
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Ocmeace
Board of Trade
Unclear market activity on the first day of the month
The stock market opened with an unusual uptick as 770 shares changed hands. La Noria led with 400 shares, followed by 29 Philadelphia Gas. Philadelphia Gas rose from 30 to 34 3/4, with a 305 bid, while other gas stocks lagged. Central Traction improved slightly. Pittsburg Traction dipped then recovered. B. J. Stoney sold 150 Central. Total transactions reached 5,000 across several lines including Atchison and Texas and Pacific.
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la Noria
Philadelphia Gas
Peninsylvania Gas
Luster
SHZ
Central Traction
Pittsburg
An ‘Atchions
Siois Texao
Feeae
Sans
Wasi
Philadelphia
Wilkinsburg
City of
Aes
Beech Creek
Caune Fe
St. James’ Catholic
Wilkinabure
Davis
Ci Pens
Chicago Gas Trust
Stoceholders
New Jersey
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pia
Erie
Farteacore Railroad
Negowous Grotubly
Banks and Banksers Departments
December opens with solid bank demand from manufacturers and merchants. Money markets show premiums around 6.7 percent with no tightness in currency. heavy deposits and checking. calls in New York at 6 to 20 percent. Government bonds firm. New York clearings $85,208,761. London bullion £50,000 withdrawn. Paris rentes 3 percent at 71 5 230.
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New York
Rancine
Iast
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Clearin
Saltimore
Philadelpria—O
Bank of England
Paris
CrTcaGco
New York Exchange
Oil Markets Slip Near Dollar Line in Early Trading
Oil opened weak and stayed soft as New York stocks dipped and then recovered. January oil traded around 1.04 dollars with little volume, while spot and futures showed limited activity and no major deals. Clearances Friday reached about 1.238 million barrels. traders awaited the car market’s next move.
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New York
Realty market heats as beltshoover and east end houses trade hands
A lull in realty is broken as multiple sales finalize in Beltzhoover and Homestead with prices from 1200 to 1500 dollars. Jamison and Dickie convey a Mayflower street brick to John W. Pool, and Robert Glass sells Rural avenue lot to H L Benner for 1500. Black and Baird list Baum Grove lot for 2000 sold to John Kieser. Ewing and rs close Lacock street property to William Hunter for 1200. Samuel W. Black and Co. move Center avenue lot for W. M. Short as Pleasants Railway improvements spur activity.
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Boyere
M. Pennock & Son
Beltzhoover Borough
Homestead
Jamison & Dickie
J. W. Kirker
Mayflower Street
East End
John W. Pool
Robert Glass
Rural
H. L. Benner
Hlack & Baird
Fourth Avenue
Baum Grove
Iate
Houp
Eee
Amber Street
John Kieser
Ewing & Rs
Federal Street
Mathew Boyle
William H. Hunter
Lacock Street
First Ward
Allegheny City
Samuel W. Black & Co
W. M. Short
Center Avenue
Tenth Ward
Allegeny
The
Pleasants
Stock Market Ends Mixed With Late Rally On Cotton Oil News
Volatile trading in New York shares today saw an early decline followed by a strong late-day upswing. Shrinking bank deposits and cautious sentiment kept smaller holders wary, while Gould stocks attracted support and a bull move developed. Delaware and Hudson declined as overall volume neared a day’s total of $215,000, with a broad rally effort faltering toward the close.
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New York
London
Gould
Shorts
Lackawanns
Delaware and
Hudson
Dawtua
Ted
Avaigan
Treasury Bond Policy Sows Market Unease
A historic note discusses Treasury actions on bond deposits and potential currency absorption around January 11, sparking financier concern over political timing and market stability. The piece references New York Stock Exchange activity and daily stock corrections by Whitney & Stephenson, Pittsburgh brokers.
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Romises
New York Weeck Exchange
Whitney & Stephenson
Pittsburg
New Yorktock Exchange
Debt and local notices fill Washington recap
Washington reports a debt statement with totals for debt bearing interest and funded balances, cash in Treasury, and available reductions. Local notes mention a new market house in Pittsburgh, Beech Creek repairs, Wilkinsburg church work, and various mortgages and railroad updates.
Domestic Markets Report Mixed Prices Logjams Across Commodities
Markets show scarce oats and old corn with firm tones across cereals. Dairy and fruit fluctuate. Florida oranges improve while fancy apples rise. poultry remains scarce after Thanksgiving. prices for vegetables, eggs, nuts, and meats vary, with several items noted as firm or in low supply.
Groceries Market Prices and Shipments Details
A dense listing of groceries and commodities including Rio coffees, Java, peaberries, lard, syrup, raisins, dried fruits, nuts, tea, canned goods, and dairy. The text also notes grain market receipts by rail routes, vehicle counts, and price ranges for wheat flour oats and other staples with regional freight movements and market conditions.
Armour & Co Meat Prices Fragment
Prices for dressed meats from Armour & Co are given in a fragmented OCR excerpt. The readable items show unit markers and numbers but lack complete product names or quantities, preventing a fuller summary.
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Armour & Co
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Liberty and
Monpar
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Suis
Allegheny
Benjamin Franklin
Sally
Sarah
Franklin
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Northern
Ges. A
John M. Daxty & Co
Sixth Street
Pittabarg Petroleum Exchange
Binet
Barreis
A. B. McGraw & Co
Bradford
Petroleum
Steen
Eland
Bis
Aten Am. Onl
Systee Top
Fisie
Canada South
Coeee Ie
Rae New
Fes Lad
Ptteens
Fargee
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Lake Bhoresoville & Nashville
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Texad
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Obio Mississippi
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Transson
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Pullman
Hickman
Errion
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Union Pacific
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Ioe Ts
Ber
Washington
Tony
Eet Ars
Prinel
Total Deut
Treasury
United Wai Suiy Oem
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Sernme
Atch, & Top
Wis. Central. Com
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Atoh
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Lake Erie
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Sodiy
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Synden Winter
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Fiton
Brown
Teena
Meroe
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Muck Drug Co
N. Y
BELL
Buffalo Soap
Bell Mf, CO
Buffalo
Jetetris
Ayaeysyo
Datweaih
JAS. D. Callery
John W.taylor
Slith Ave
Smithfield &T
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EY &Stephenson
Deeereer
Drea
Wall St
Stevenson & CO
John M. Oakley & CO
Sixth ST
Bear Lake and River Water Works and Irrigation Co
Ealt Lake Valley
Jarvise-Conelin Mortgage Trust Company
Broadway
Walnut Street
State Street
Hoston
Mass
Custom House Street
Providence
Pittsburg Company
Lm.m
Fifth Avenue
Queenstown
Royal
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Ghana
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White Star Dock
West Tenth St
Quand
Cpeara
Secon
White Star
New Fork
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Liv
New Yore
Anid
D. J. Meconmicx
Smithfield St
Pitaberg
Pe. Pa
Great Br Bri
Irland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Peter
Wright & BO
Smithield Street
Joseph Horne & CO
Wood and Liberty Sts
Holiday Trade
Doctor Whittier
Penn Avenue
Byesto
Whittier
Spence OF
Parker
Jelec
Tthe
Ato Jew: Association
Pa Serpent Yshiang
S. EK
Woodward Ave
Desrott
Micke
Pittsbury
Ing & Son
Chichester
Alates Ghon'iGn
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