Hogs and Sheep Markets See Slight Gains Over Last Week
Markets reported firmer cattle and hog prices with light offerings. Prime heavy beeves ranged around 40 to 65 dollars per hundredweight, cattle supplies met last Monday, and calves and cows showed steady to firm demand. Lambs and sheep remained strong but not as high as the prior week with light volumes at Liberty and Chicago-Lz7iegier centers.
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PrrTsscRre Disratch
Moxpart
Haliday
Chicago
Recripta
Ligier
Gorse
A. Fromm
Lé Ca
A. Thir
Bateniger
L Zeigier, Pio
Bigham & Os
AES & G
Ohio
L Zeigier
Needy & Smith
N. K. Qanle
D. C. Pr
Pennsylvania
E. Cros
East Liberty
Eivi Fions Et al
Grain market mixed with unsettled futures and price shifts
Trading was unsettled with varying price moves across grains and livestock. December futures drifted lower while May showed strength at times, elevators considering full storage rates with possible rebates. oats and corn showed dull to steady tones, while butter and cheese markets remained steady to mildly activity, with receipts of several thousand bushels and mixed regional results.
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York
Carek
Enay Owl Senate
Seean Saga
Ara
New York
Sowa
Hama
Niillon
Depo
SiGe
Panaiskesia
Ae Male
Arch. c
Tovisions Park
Odo
C. Fersierg
Pennsylvania
Ion
Acme
Orleans
Toledo
Ocl
Western cattle market reports and arrivals in Chicago
The Drover's Journal notes best American cattle strength over last week with steady to firm demand for medium to superior steers. Arrivals reach 128 carloads for city slaughterers. prices quoted for export steers and choice beef cattle, with lambs and feeders showing varied values.
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Chicago
Drover's Journal
Chetan
Business Notes and Market Tidbits From Pittsburgh Era
Robert Garrett is said to be recovering as oil field activity continues with no major developments. The Bell Telephone Company declares a dividend payable January 15. Erie Railway rumored to seek market borrowing. Mortgages recorded total 34 with largest at 10,000. twelve for purchase money. Brokers expect dull stock market until after the new year. National banks’ corporate existence and aggregate capital valued at 53 000 will expire. Banks to report at December close. Pittsburgh banks prepared for January 1 abolition of tokens and commissions. Pennsylvania Railroad reports coal and coke movement for the week ending December 7: 241,417 tons coal and 115,351 tons coke. Virginia Tennessee and Carolina Steel and Iron seeks NY financing. Citizens Insurance directors elected: Johnston, Gras, Haworth, Gea, Mid, Irwin, Young, Lewis.
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Robert Garrett
Bell Telephone Company
Erie Railway
Pittsburg
Aoken
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ske Toms
Virginia, Tennessee and Carolina Steel and Iron Company
New York
Citizens’ Insurance Company
Wm G. Johnston
John Gras Ane
Fragmentary York market notes and notices
The York market summary shows vague price discussions on fabrics and deniers with no clear prices. An ad promotes Salvation Oil for rheumatism at 25 cents. A Pittsburgh area item mentions a barber and a barrister with a weekly report including carcass counts for the week ending December 98.
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York
Deniers Reeee Eee Eeaetinee
New Data Shows Decline in Farm Yields Across Regions
Figures compiled by the New York Produce Exchange indicate a drop in yields with declines in several key crops. The summary notes a total loss of 190,887 bushels and smaller decreases across multiple categories.
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New York
Curca Case December Rowse Trade
Fragmentary text shows a December date and trade reference linked to Curca Case. Readable items include mentions of Saas and Rowse but concrete details are unclear. Further context would clarify entities and actions for a precise summary.
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Saas
Rumors Stir Real Estate Deals on Fourth Avenue
Fresh real estate whispers circulate about land near Glenwood siding and a 200 acre farm sale in Butler county. The Schweitzer Fourth Avenue property drew option talk at 190000 dollars while denials from Henry A Weaver Co and attorney Charles McKenna paused decisive action. The Wall Street Daily Investigator debunks Spreckels selling a Philadelphia refinery and predicts Sugar Trust resistance.
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Fourth Avenue
Glenwood Forn
Butler County
Oil City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cherry Alley
Hamilton Hotel
Americus Club
Henry A. Weaver & Co
Charles F. McKenna
McKenna
Trimble
Wall Street Daily
Wall Street
Claus Spreckels
Philadelphia
Sugar Trust
Settlement Signals Cautious Market Outlook
The prior day’s stock market showed limited business with only a portion of shares changing hands. Afternoon activity was muted while sentiment improved slightly. Hopes for a near revival linger, but may take weeks, hinging on January settlements and evolving quotations across Traction, Central Philadelphia, Weavinghouse Electric, and Luster.
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Weavinghouse Electric
Money market and bank rates across cities
Money was easy and in good demand with on the extremes at 6 and 7 percent. Banks reported currency scarce at times but some had enough to manage. Money on call in New York was easy from 4 to 7 percent, with prime mercantile paper and sterling exchange steady. Bond quot: New York and London figures noted. Chicago bank clearings at 543,000 and demand for money remained strong with rates rising from prior quotes.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Boston
Bank of England
Chicago
New York Exchange
Oil market steadies amid holiday lull with limited activity
The oil market remained firm but quiet yesterday as trading was light and largely professional. Open declined to 1,043 while high and low prices hovered near 105.4 and 1. 5. The November petroleum line report shows a stock decrease since October and January, with certificates down to less than half January levels and Pennsylvania supply at about six months’ consumption.
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Pennsylvania
Petroleum market opens steady then strengthens in New York
Petroleum prices opened at 108 percent and rose after initial sales to 145 percent, with a firm close around 106 3/4. The report notes mixed movements for other commodities and varying opening and closing levels.
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New York
Petroleum
Aman Om Crew
Eiolem
San
Slooh
Beaprono
Isi
Isi 1. — Cen Opened Aighbet
Lands and Houses Sales Report From Fourth Avenue Procedures
Lands and Houses notices show multiple property sells including a two story dwelling with eight acres on Washington Pike sold to Peter Sibel for 2500 by Alles and Bailey 164 Fourth Avenue. Other parcels include a lot by W A Herron and Sons on Fis h Street near Penn Avenue for 1400 and Blair estate lot No 118 in Glenwood sold for 3800 with Renors Street parcel.
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Alles & Bailey
Fourth Avenue
J. H. Hughes
Washington Pike
Peter Sibel
W. A. Herron &Sons
Fishtreet
Seventeenth Ward
Penn Avenue
Samuel W. Black & Co
Stock Market Dull as Bears Dominate Trading Session
New York traders see listless activity with bears driving pressure after Gowen death rumors. Reading and Lackawanna sags mingle with Sugar Refineries fluctuations as Havemeyer death stirs wider swings. first prices hold steady while railroad bonds show caution amid modest gains and losses.
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New York
Bears
Gowen
Reading
Lackawanna
Havemeyer
Hematics
Sovas
Unclear text fragment on Philadelphia stocks and heat issues
The readable portions describe Philadelphia stocks and heat concerns with references to institutions and places, but most of the text is garbled. The legible names suggest stock market or city news context without a clear event or outcome.
Mining Stocks Trade Report from New York
Mining prices listed for December 1 show Lest and Belcher at 40, Caledonia 120, Consolidated Californian and Izle 40, Deadwood 140. Hale and Norcross 20, Homestake 900, Nevada Union Consolidated 20.
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New York
Lest & Belcher
Caledonia
Consolidated Californian & Izle
Deadwood
Hale & Norcross
Homestake
Horneu Bieee i Eee
Nevada
Union Consolidated
Pittsburg Adopts Sewer Construction Ordinances
City of Pittsburg enacts ordinances authorizing sewer projects on Broad and McCully streets and on Homewood Avenue. Public Works to advertise bids, with costs assessed under state law, and repeals conflicting ordinances. Dates noted include May 14 and December 20 in 1880 and 1899 contexts.
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Broad Street
Fairmont Street
Atavenna
City of
Pittsburg
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Negroy Avenue
Acta of
Ford
Prenton
Geo. Sheppahrd
Relect
Conan
Cen
HO Miday
Wmon Conell
Chet. Booth
Common Connell
McC
EE MacLien
McCully Street
Wean Avenue
Negley Avenue
Hiland Avenue
Commonwealth of Eee
Aetition A. D
Geo. Sheppard
W. A. Magee
Geo
Booth
WM. McGatlin
W. H. MacLinatey
Desenber
A. D
Homewood Avenue
Penn Avenue
Tiogas
Fitsburg
Selent
Commonwealth of Alvania
Said
Cornelis Ford
Deceenbeer
Ae A. D
Ordinance Authorizes Opening Evaline Street in Pittsburg
A Pittsburg ordinance directs the opening of Evaline Street from Liberty Avenue to Breed's Hill Street to 60 feet wide. The measure provides for damages and benefits to be assessed and collected under a state act of May 16, 1880, as amended by council. The act requires passage by the Common Council and approval by officials listed.
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Evaline
Liberty Avenue
Breed
Hill Street
Pittsburg
Department of Public Works
Ae. Avenue
Produce trade holds firm amid higher prices and quiet demand
Trading in dairy and fruit sectors shows butter and cranberries pushing prices higher while cabbage supply remains tight and markets stay firm. Game supplies are plentiful yet hit by cold weather, and overall trade is slow with dealers cautious, awaiting clearer price signals.
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Ieee —Creamery
Elgin
Ohio
New York
Sweitzer
Eitzer
California
Clovar
Coffee prices rise amid firm demand and weak sugars
Coffee options advanced two points on Saturday and remain firm today as the trade anticipates a firm move. Sugars show weakness with lower price levels expected among strong probabilities. The report lists diverse commodities, prices, and receipts across grains, fruits, and fats with multiple rail and ocean deliveries and on-call sales at the Grain Exchange.
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Java
Pyceeeseer
Rio
Reseerson
Ohio
la Econ
Londo
Walouta
Brazil
Grain Exchange
P. RR. BR
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Baltimore
Pittspurg
Lake Eris
Western
Atlees
Wallat
Shale
Stes
Obie
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Sheep and Lambs
Receipes At Liberty
Telegraph
W. Hrot
Pittepurg
Pig
Gia
Claus Bpeeckels
Fifth Avenue
Schweitzer
Vandegrift
Sens Ifternoon
Pitts
P. QM
Humbolt Los
Heny Heating Co
Eneseee Teem Chartiers 3
Wees Yeople’s
Phil Pennereeseem
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Ohare
Westinghaass A
Amr
Aces
Inabainge
Ace Atchison
LE Dele
Delaware
Lackawann Rs
Loueril Crite
Pear
Mi Waouri Pacific
Toading
A Paul
U. S
West
Petroleum Centingos
Poe
Pete Jeum
Eceneses
Ozer
Hallroad
Reading and the Sugar Trust
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Beecham
Baan Ben Vna
Reece Straw
Menara
Armour &Co
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Carter
Carters
R. W. Bell Mfg. CO
Buta, Wi
Broadway
Cor
Ch Pein
Parib
Agata
Sian
Jas D. Callery
John W.taylor
City Savings Bank
Sixth Ave
Smithfl
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Srokers—Financial
Pytna Osrerhengon
Pedserle Weed
John M. Oakley & CO
Bankers and Brokers
Pitwburg
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Bear Lake and River Water Works and Irrigation Co
Des
Sore Sares
Crehwtenes
Andreas
Jarvis-Conklin Mortgage Trust Company
Broad New York
Walnut Street
Rtato Steet
Custom House Street
Prori
Josepa Horne
Wood and Liberty Sts
Weefal
Holiday Trade
Nolhd
D. Lewis
Patents
Smithfield
Modelay
Medical
Doctor Whittier
Pittse
Ivan
Cael
Mane
el Fe
Peta Ua
The
Nations Medical Association
A. Parker
Peasody Medical Stitute
Scheek
Emil G. Stucky
Peon Ave
Wylie Ave
Fulton St
Pitteburg
Pasel
Colton Rest
Taney
Nono
Lily
Gomear
Rod Maher
Chichester
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