The Congestion of Currency in New York Banks
The writer argues the current currency buildup in New York banks signals a mixed business mood. Deposits rise to 455 0 pen its tome from the prior year, yet banks cannot use all funds, with a 19 161 surplus above required reserves. He links results to grain exports, credit cycles, and investor risk amid global finance shocks, warning of a looming market turn.
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New York
Matthew Marshall
Sant Fe Chanve
Wall
Europe
Bowen
Vettora
Inmense Vanderot
Hut
Bem Beneft
World News in Bits and Pieces from Pittsburg Dispatch
Summary of yesterday's large Sunday issue lists crowded topics from Eleventh ward protests over Fifth Avenue Market House to legal cases and political maneuvering. Notable items include embezzlement charges, a suicide in Freedom, lynching of Bob Sims and band, Diphtherias in Fairview, and international notes on Russia famine and French treaties.
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Eleventh
Fifth Avenue Market House
Senator Quay
Ben Butterworth
Pennsylvania
Rainbow Mine
Pittsburg
Smithfield Street Bridge
Wolf Chase
Supreme Court
Price
Reading
Harry Wells
John Kh. Durr
J. Moitz
Southside
Old City
Aceeeias
Aliexbeny County
Indo Petterman
United States District
Crisp
Sam
Puebla
Mexico
Curtin
General Lee
Balls Bint
Home, Sweet Home
Young Field
Brakeman Herrick
Hastings
Cordage Trust
Garza Mn
Montt
Maine
New York
Philadelphia
Terkins
Freedom
Zanesville
McKeesport
Frye
Seckless Simpson
Lehich Walier
Watemaker
Harrison
Sherman
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Brazil
Boodler McGreevy
Canada
Sergius
Moscow
Aix
Chamber of Deputies
Berlin
Germany
Waterford
Stranuss
Grand Opera
Rudyard Kipling
Bismarck
Beng
Mostems
Persia
London
Russia
Saved by the Guard Rail on Sixth Avenue Elevated
An accident on the Sixth Avenue Elevated Railroad near Park Place narrowly avoided disaster when an engine jumped the track and collided with a blocked rear car. The derailment was averted by the guard rail. no injuries were reported though passengers were thrown from their seats. Company officials offered few comments.
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New York
Sixth Avenue
Park Place
Cereal Receipts Large for the Week and Markets Quiet
Market notes show a holiday lull with dull trade across poultry, game, and butter markets. Prices slip slightly as weather hampers preservation. fresh eggs remain scarce while tropical fruits hold firm. Florida oranges and bananas edge higher. other provisions, dairy, and meats display widespread softness amid mild conditions.
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Florida
Wholesale Market Report Shows Slow Movements And Steady Prices
Weekly movement of goods is slow with declines noted in coffees though sugars stay steady. The report lists numerous coffee grades and related commodities, with occasional price ranges and packaging details, reflecting a subdued market and uncertain profits for jobbers.
Grain Exchange Sales Report With Mixed Carload Totals
Receipts show 53 cars with Pittsburg Cincinnati and St Louis lines leading at 50. weekly totals 57 cars prior week. Wheat tops week at 7 carloads, barley and oats follow. markets weak with corn notably soft. quotations for carload lots list red and yellow varieties and several hay and feed types with timothy and clover prices.
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Grain Exchange
Timothy Hay
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago Railway
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Oxaters
Savneat
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Fagie
Western
Soft weather hits country produce lines in Christmas week
Mild conditions reduced demand for perishables with poultry at season low and dressed turkeys under 10¢ per pound on Christmas. Dairy and butter markets remained dull while grain and hay receipts reached a yearly high for one week. Leather and shoe markets show quiet activity with small orders and steady prices amid the holiday lull.
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Pittsburg
Ie Demuni
The
Boston Herald
Chess Club notices and Christmas competition details
Chess editors notified addresses in Pittsburg and St Louis. The Canada Plating Company offers a gold and silver chess set for the first correct solution list to five problems with a February 1 1882 deadline for US and Canada contestants and February 10 for others. Prizes include four more problems with mate in specified moves and a king restoration puzzle.
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Canada Plating Company
Montreal
Canada
Chesf
United States
Ey Babson
Live Stock Market Receipts and Prices Across Major Yards
East Liberty and other stock yards report mixed activity with cattle slow at East Liberty while hogs show strength in some centers. Chicago and St Louis feed lots exhibit slow declines or gains. Omaha and Kansas City show varied demand. cattle and sheep prices listed by region, with notable firming in Cincinnati pork and beef markets.
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Chicago
Iit
St. Louis
Texas
Kansas City
Hoyos
Omaha
Yestertias
Cincinnati
Black and White Chess Notation and Correspondence Contact
The notice outlines checker game rules with black moving first and square ranges 1 to 12 for black, 7 to and for white, plus a headquarters address at Duquesne Way and Samuel Leeds. It invites correspondence and problem submissions, listing P. O. Box East Exp Portsecro Pa and signatures Bernard McFaulds and L. M. Stevens.
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Checker
Duquesne Way
Eighth
Ninth Streets
Samuel Leeds
Seventh Avenue
Cecker
Box S
East Exp
Prrtsecro
Chess match results and notable arrivals in Havana
The Mi whukee championship favored Garner 3 to 1 with four draws after a clash with Reeh ler. Walter Penn Shipley defeated J. P. Morgan 2 to 0 with two draws. William Steinitz arrived in Havana on December 23, greeted by the Austrian and Mexican consuls, Moliner and other chess club members, and his future foe Tschigorin, who then joined a Casino Espanol reception.
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E. EK. Beach
L. Oldeman
H. Trumbull
C. W. Phillips
Miwhukee
Messrs. Garner
Reehler
Walter Penn Shipley, Esq
J. P. Morgan
William Steinitz
Havana
Moliner
Chess Club
Tschigorin
Hatrid
Casino Espanol
Chess Notes and Club News From Across Regions
The column lists players and results from chess problems and matches. Notable items include No. 130 John F. Tracy problem solved by E. E. Boyd with multiple solvers, No. 131 Hf East, and a Judd-Showalter ninth game from December 22 1991 at the St ta Chess Club. Also mentions a Skane Attle chess club forming with 85 members and Manhattan Chess Club handicap results, plus leaders in a Chicago tournament.
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John F. Tracy
E. E. Boyd
Whesling
W. Va
Homer C. Catlin
Canton
Clio
B. M. Foster
Boston
Mase
P. G. Keeney
Aoa
FE. McDougall
Pittsburg
J. Frank Tilley
Bellevue
East
Messrs. Catlin
Tracy
Kreny
Tilley
McDougall
Foster
William Galen
Judd-Showalter
The
St. Ta Chess Club
Judd
Snowalter
Skaneateles
Manhattan
Wool Markets Report From Philadelphia and Regions
Wool prices and demand noted across Ohio, West Virginia, New York, Michigan, and Montana. Terms include washed and unwashed combing delaine and fine grades with varying maturities and regional quotes such as 3¢ to 99¢ and 6 3e ranges, reflecting a mixed market.
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Philadelphia
Ohio
Faas
West Virginia
New York
Michigan
Canada
Ly Aie
Montana
Sick Headache and Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad
An OCR fragment presents references to sick headache and Carter's Little Liver Pills with garbled variants including hick headache and mis-spelled Liver Pills. The text lacks coherent narrative or dates, yielding no clear event or attribution.
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Carter
New Four Page Weekly Journal Planned in Pittsburg
A four page weekly journal is announced to debut soon with diagrams for problems by top authors on page one. Editorials on page two, problems and analyses on page three, and solutions plus criticisms on page four. Subscriptions at 1 per year. editor J P Hired 15 Clark Street Pittsburg Pa.
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Adidreas
J. P
Clark Street
Pittsburg
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