Trade Outlook Shows Hog Products and Coffees Move Lower
The article notes weaker hog products with a tilt toward lower prices and outlines firmer coffee markets due to tighter world supply. It cites recent farm receipts, crop yields, and price changes for corn oats and wheat, plus regional outlooks from Boston and updates on Rio and Santos coffee trade and stock levels. It also covers hog receipts, seasonal demand, and expectations for pork, lard, and bacon prices amid holiday activity.
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Boston
Rio
Santos
New York
Rio Daily
United States
Nice
Coifes
Kfe
Chicago
Live Stock Markets Report From December 15 Trade
Market roundups show cobbled receipts for Carrie, Hogs and Cattle. Carrie-Receipts total 30 head with 290 shipped, market slow. Hog receipts 1,400 head with similar slow demand and prices mixed across regions. Sheep and others 2,500 head with 200 shipped. price declines up to 15 cents.
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New York
Cattle and Hogs Market Update Across Multiple Cities
Receipts and price trends vary by location. Omaha reports 2,000 cattle with demand for beef steers and higher grades. hogs at 6,000 head with prices up to 5.25. sheep limited. Chicago sees 7,000 cattle with steadyish trade, hogs active. New York and Philadelphia show weaker to steady tendencies. Kansas City and St. Louis mix steady to higher signals. Cincinnati and Buffalo note firm to stronger cattle and weaker hogs. Overall, cattle steadier to higher, hogs mixed up, sheep fluctuating.
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Chicago
Ristmas
New Y York
Lyon Eee
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Bearish day in Chicago grain pits wheat and corn weaken
The article describes a dull bearish trading day with May wheat down about 4 cents from yesterday and corn easing on larger receipts and improving inspections. Bulls found little support from Kansas and Illinois wheat conditions, export clearances offered a brief rally, and prices closed modestly lower with oats steady and rye weak.
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Chicago
Kansas
Ilinois
Shorts
New York
Siicc
Moz
John Makley
Sixth Street
Valleyview Homes Drive on Installment Plan in Pittsburgh
The Valleyview area on the Chartiers Railway sees rapid home sales on installment plans as 18 houses near completion by Major A J Pentecost amid a strong building outlook and rising demand. Word on Lockhart property sale on Negley avenue stirs local interest with a $50,000 price tag for three acres in the nineteenth ward.
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Lockhart
Negley Avenue
Nineteenth Ward
C. H. Love
Major Glover
J. McF. Carpenter
C. W. Hubbard
Hubbard, Bakewell & Co
Southside Development
A. J. Pentecost
Valleyview
Chartiers
J.B. Larkin & Co
Joseph A. O'Neill
Becker
Sherman Avenue
Allegheny
S.A. Dickie & Co
L. B. Richards
KK. L. Brown
Edwin Street
Alder
Twentieth Ward
Baltensperger & Williams
A. J. Watkins
Geo O. Moose
Lands Street
Mt. Washington
Black & Baird
E. Wainwright
South Negley Avenue
Howe Street
East End
Reed B. Coyle & Co
J. C. Kirkpatrick
Observatory Avenue
Division Street
John K. Ewing & Co
Ernest Schultz
White & Myer
New Brighton Road
Waid
Allegheny City
J. E. Glass
A. C. Watkins
Ape Allequippa Place
A. Z. Byers & Co
Fred Eggers
M. Marx
Schenley
First Street
Third Ward
Burrell Improvement Com
Kensington
Mary S. Schulz
Lizzie Warner
Michael Groetsch
Leornada Strazzo
Lena Smalnnts
Robert N. Black
Banks Ready to Meet Loan Demand With Stable Rates
Borrowing demand remained solid yet below banks’ capacity as counter business stayed active. The discount rate held at 6 percent with some private capital influence noted. Bank clearings reached 190,685.45 and balances stood at 370. The Bureau of the American Republics is mentioned in the closing line.
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Bureau of the American Republics
Market Report Shows Unlisted Tractions Leading Rally
The market stayed strong with unlisted traction stocks advancing from 10 to 20 cents and a 50 bid after the sale. Duquesne Traction, Luster, and Philadelphia Gas were among leaders as trading remained active, with prompt quotes listed for Airbrake, Birmingham Traction, and others across three call periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Duquesne
Central
Philadelphia Gas
Duquesne Traction
Isty
Citizens
Birmingham Traction
la Noria
Investment buying drives activity in New York Central shares
The New York stock market showed moderate activity with broad but gentle gains. Investment demand dominated, with New York Central drawing steady buying and traders optimistic for a 6 percent year dividend. Chicago Gas surged to lead gains, while Milwaukee Lake Shore and Western and other Vanderbilts issues showed mixed moves.
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New York Central
Northwestern
Ehonds
New York
Vanderbilts
Grangers
Milwaukee
Lake Shore
Western
Rock Island
Vanderblits
Cannda Southern
Michigan Central
Chicago Gas
Atchison
Canada Southern
Erie
Louisville and Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Northern Paccifc
Richmond
West Point
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Chicago and Erie
Hocking Valley
Louisville
St. Louis
Texas
Norfolk
C. V. Is
Mining Stock Quotations New Year December 15
The list records early 1900s mining shares with prices in dollars and fractions for numerous companies including Alice Best and Belcher Consolidated California and Virginia Hale and Norcross Homestake Ophir, Plymouth, Sierra Nevada and Yellow Jacket among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Best and Belcher
Chollar
Consolidated Calfornia
Virginia
T. B
Gould and Corry
Hale and Norcross
Homestake
Horn
Iron
Mexican
Ontario
Ophir
Plymouth
Savage
Sierra Newads
Standard
Union Consolidated
Yellow Jacket
Bar Silver Quotations in London and New York Prices
Bar silver in London stands at 44d per ounce with New York dealers quoting 30 dollars per ounce for silver in the current market.
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New York
London
Domestic and imported wools vary in demand and prices
New York reports quiet domestic fleeces with limited shipments totaling about 9 000 pounds and 43 500 pounds in receipts. Boston notes fair demand and steady prices while Ohio fleeces sell at 300 for XX and Sic for XY and above, highlights include Michigan selling two cent per piece and various wools across territories with mixed demand and steady tone.
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New York
Northwest
Kansas
Iowa
St. Louis
Boston
Ohio
Michigan
Mic
Ieee Ael
Territory
Texas
California
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Indiana
Western
Caine
Montana
Isaac
Terri
Turpentine and Rosin Prices Mixed Across Markets
Market report shows turpentine steady in Wiimtsetos and Charleston with firm rosin at 120 to 125 dollars. Prices list crude and yellow dip turpentine near 100 to 190 dollars, with virgin turpentine around 190 dollars and rosin firm at 125 to 139 dollars.
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Slebid
Charleston
Sir
New York Commodity Markets Mixed With Holiday Demand
New York trading shows December prices steady to up to 10 cents as buyers push steady gains. Coffee futures firm with No 7 and spot gas prices rising while December sees 26,000 bags traded and January through March postings at varied levels.
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New York
Iie
Metal prices show varied demand in New York market
The Metal Markets in New York on Dec 15 reports stronger demand for pig iron at $15.75 and $17.75, copper steady for December and January at $10.25, lead nominal at $30, and tin steady at $19.90 per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Imy
St. P.M. Ownenes
Northwestern
Coal & Iron
Hocki
Illnois Central
Erie Weseene
Efeeeere Lake Eric
Essen
Louisville & Nasty
Ichigan Cen
Erie & Chassours Pacifi Ss
National Cordage
National Contes Co
N.Y
St. B
Bowe
Tispe Seasesscateus
Philadel
Tenalni
L. Pultman Palace
Richimond & W
Richmond & W .T
St. Paul
Minn
Texas Pactic Union
Aig
L. E
Boston
Jane
Boston & Abany
Boston & Malne
Alumet & Heck Fi
Bur
Benes Amr
Flint & Pere M
West End
Cen
Old Catony
N. E
Lamson Store
Eutland
Rower
Min. Co
Uris
Ceutt
Paiteleg
M. C
Pisneaon Corre
Thomson-Houston Electric Co
Thomson-Houston_ E. Co
Erator
Preanasa Senaton
Westinghouse Assented Trust
Eastern Electric Cable Co
Pfil
New York
Turpentine Markets and Local Goods Auction
Turpentine markets in New York and Rosinery areas show firm prices while local mills and shops offer a wide range of fine wares. Minnehaha flour, luxury wares, copper and silver bronzes, onyx tables, lamps, vases, busts, candelabra, and jewelry from Henry TERHFYDES'S Jewelry Emporium at 530 Smithfield Street are advertised as high quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Worcester
Royal Hungarian
Henry Terhfydes
Smithfield Street
Faminuy Doctor Advocates Exercise Per Food Weight Rule
A health columnist proposes one hour of exercise for every pound of food consumed. The rule aims to curb overeating and promote balanced activity, detailing practical examples and caveats for different diets and lifestyles.
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Faminuy Doctor
Produce market notes show mixed dairy and grain trends
Creamery weakness and barely steady dairy prices contrast with steady corn and firmer oats. Weather drizzles thin trade on Tuesday while Elgin creamery butter declines reach levels from two weeks prior. Prices for tropical fruit and vegetables are uneven as holidays approach.
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Pirtsaree
Elgin
Herrea Emery Elgin
Sueate
Ohio
Cranbemries
Southern Sweets
Mammoth
Timothy
Florida
Malaga
Groceries and prices for a wide range of imports
The notice lists current market prices for molasses, sugars, coffee, canned fruits, syrups and oils, with extensive quotations for stocks from La Guayra to Ohio. It itemizes dried fruits, canned goods, spices, starches, cereals, salts, and fish, noting firm or quiet markets and specific bag, keg, or can quantities and prices.
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New Orleans
Ste
Santos
Sane
la Guayra
Stan Brands
Mike
Laaaige Elaine
Louisiana
London
Muscatels
Valencia
Salentes Fenesis
Aekaer
Alberts
Smyrna Sas
Neware
Citron
California
Higgins
Eureka
Sennett
Grain Exchange Sale Records and Market Roundup
A car of No 2 timothy hay sold on call at the Grain Exchange for 1050 dollars. Receipts bulletin shows 3 percent car notices and multiple car movements by rail lines including Pittsburg Ft Wayne and Chicago and Pittsburg Cincinnati and St Louis. Wheat flour oats corn and hay quotes indicate wheat and flour quiet oats firm corn steady hay varies by grade with strong demand for choice grades.
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New York
Slontg
Barney Quiet
Milwaukee
Wyenflont
Seige
Atp
SM G
Siige
Spo
Chicago
Western Dairy
E. de Cranmerr
Elgin
Baltimore
Avce
ST. Locts
Wehia
Iowa
Wiese
New Orleans
T-Lée
Srrup
Philadelphia
Ioc
Sagisige
Minneapolis
Wheat
Northern
Sebid
Sige
Jec
Lhard
Grain Exchange
Timothy Hay
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago Railway
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Lake Erie
Pittsburg and
Western
Red
Emi. At—Ag
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the Trade Outlook
Pittssure
East Liberty
Telegraph
Jamnary
Duluth
Eye
Toledo
Aseee
Conee
Lamp
Deecom
Soso
Sas
Ccabeane Oll If
Pe &O
Current OF Trade
March OF Southside Development
Hill District
Mount Washington
Duquesne Heights
Central Traction Road
Fifth Avenue
Grant
Fiske
Ames
New York Life
Bell Telephone
Farlow
Masonic Temple
Ashland
Unity
Chicago Title and Trust
Rowand
Penn Avenue
Weinman
Pittsby
Homewood
Harrisburg
United States Excelsior Building Association
Capital
Clifton Building and Loan Association
Friends of Dufuesne Traction
Robert J. Stoney, Jr
Pittsburg National Banks
Wood Street
Emerson Street
Republic of Mexico
Republic
Prime Mercantile
S. Sterling Exchange
Nl Cent
Lot
Pac
Consols
Oregon
Canada
Paul Consols
Paclite
P. Ae
R.i
Tex. Pac. L
Bil
Bostox
Battimorne
New York Exchange
Home Securities
P.p.s.&m
Seno Sens Ittsbarg - Bara
Osee Ose Freehold Bank
K.B
Eres Mechanics
N. Bi
Sens Sane
Armenia
Aoe
Et Me CO
Scone
Onia Inc
Monong
Nay.Co
Ae Union
West
B. Oats
Reese
Taz Lisraton
Whittsey & Stephenson
New York Stock Exchange
Fourth Avenue
Steve Am
Canadian Atech
Acific
Nedisavere
Central of
New Jersey
Easeee c
Quincy
Wool Markets
Turpentine Market
Turpentine Markets
Rosineriy
Szysl'yec
Will Price
Sensible Holiday Presents
Sixt Street
Duffy
Sean
Unis
Oho
Baer
Batimothy
Carter
Alden & Faxon
New England
LL. Grocers
JAS. S. Kirk & CO
Ky Luke
M. RC. P.S
Lass
Pennay
F.C. Fowler
Mordus
Becerers—Financial
Wortxey & Steepheenson
Val Savings
Trena
John M. Oakley & Co, Bankers and Brokers
Sixth ST
Jas. M. Schoonmaeker
Jas. McCutcheon
Samuel Bailey, Jr
Union Ice M’f’g Company
Union Storage Company
Second and Liberty
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