Market swings and coal stocks lift on New York trading
New York stock activity on December 28 shows mixed forces with sterling weakness easing and short-covering inflating prices. Reading Coal and Iron trades gain on an arrangement with Finance Company of Pennsylvania, while Northern Pacific and related rails face pressure amid rumors of large sales and investor distress.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Europe
Reading
Renatinz Cost and Lion Company
Areca
Reading Coal and Iron Company
Reading Rntiredict Compainy
Northern Pacific
Philadelphia
Manhattan
Northern
New England
Jones & Co
Xrn Youn
Lackawanah
Jersey Central
Finance Company of Pennsylvania
Thom
Mr. Parsons
Whit Villeey & Stephenson
Grain Prices Slump Amid Wide Differentials and Weak May Wheat
Uncertain cash and contract grade prices drive disorder in grains with No. 8 red wheat at 6 cents above, No. 2 spring around 6 to 7 cents, and overall weak cash offerings. May wheat falls 4 cents, corn mixed, hogs light receipts lift provisions briefly, and near-record lows press market as rumors of a larger supply and anti option bill weigh on sentiment.
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Caroaco
Dec. S
Sic
Sowemrhat
Gecline
Bradstee
Sherman
Senate
Weare Commission Company
Armour Kennett-Howkins
Schwartz-Dupee
Adams
Samuel
Selers
Walker & Co
Mitchell & Egglieston
Tigern
Maynard
Lara
Wiisky
Ty Oirm
Guiry
Erye
Strictly
Bigp Lse
Grain and Flour Exchange
ePror
Bia
Anm
Wetter
Renee
Anne Wester
Timothy
Peckion
Stock Market Fragment Reflects Varied Totals and Listings
A fragmented stock report lists totals for 395 shares traded and varied daily prices. It names numerous firms including Northern Pacific, Reading, Union Pacific, Missouri Pacific, and Sugar Refinery, with scattered references to railroads and trusts.
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Burwantia
Warne
Etric
Manhattan
Mtee
Missouri Pacion New Breland
Northern Pacific
Readinw
Strem
Sugar
Union Pacific
W Union
Market Notes Kansas City Wheat and Corn Prices
Kansas City wheat and corn prices show weakness with No 2 hard and white varying. Shipment levels include 6 000 bushels of corn and oats. demand remains light. Baltimore wheat markets report No 2 red steady with January and May futures. corn bids hold firm. Coffee and butter markets display limited movement while romo Seltzer claims a headache cure.
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Kansas City
Baltimore
Stean
Liverpool
Duquesne and P. B. Show Strength in Trading Session
Duquesne traction opened 27, rose to 27 1/4 and closed strong at 27 1/4. P and B traction traded lightly, closing at the day’s high, with directors expected to meet tomorrow to declare a dividend. Central traction held at 27, Philadelphia Company listed firmer but gas supply troubles linger and coal use rises.
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Duquesne Traction
Central Traction
P. & B. Traction
Duquesne
P&b
Citizens Traction
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Company
Ihe
Central
Westinghouse
Lertenants
Strees
Economites
Monongahela Water Comny
Pittsburg
Knoxville
Allentown
Pennsylvania Railroad November Statement Summary
The Pennsylvania Railroad reports for November 1892 increases in gross earnings and expenses east of Pittsburg and Erie versus November 1891, with a net earnings decline. For the eleven months, gross earnings rise while expenses exceed prior levels, yielding a larger net earnings drop. West of Erieburg and Erle, similar trends appear with higher gross and expense totals and reduced net earnings.
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Pennsy
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pittsburg
Erie
Ireburg and
Erle
Financial notes and railroad bond actions in focus
Lawrence & Co and others sold Duquesne traction to Carothers Hill & Co Pinkerton Caster buyers. New York Central div not yet paid. Bends at Pittsburg Junction rail line funded by banks. Reading income bonds interest in question. readings notes on stock outlook mixed as exchange loans shift.
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Sproul & Co
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg
Westinghouse
Pittsburg and Western
Manhattan
W. White
Lancaster
Pasara
Pennsylvania Street Railway Association
John A. Coyle
John G. Holmes
Pittsburg
L. B Rhodes
Williamsport
L. R. Reilmore Alroons
W. H. Lanceur
Third National Bank
New York City
Tradesmen’s National Bank
New York Post
Financial
Secretary of the Treasury
J. &. Bache & Co
Oakley & Co
Reading
Reading Liny
Conligqone
Monetary activity and money market reports across cities
The article notes subdued new suggestions and steady money demand with a firm market. It records call and time loan rates, exchange rates, and clearing house figures across New York, Boston, Parapetraia, Baltimore, Cincinnati, and other centers, highlighting parity in exchanges and varied balances.
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Sterling Exchange
New York
Boston
Experere
Parapetraia
Battmone
Dec
Croorxsati
New York Exchange
Dalances
General Markets overview from New York and midwest trading
Receipts and prices across commodities show mixed activity with wheat and corn futures weak to steady. Metals, sugars, and oils total volume due, with notable activity in Chicago Milwaukee and Cincinnati trade centers. shipments and on hand stocks listed for corn, oats, and wheat.
Unimproved East End Ground Sold for 11000 in 21st Ward
M F Hipple & Co sold for Frank H Speer to Charles Schwan a parcel on the north side of McPherson Street near Fifth Avenue in the Boulevard Mace plan. The 171x140 foot lot fetched 11000 as realty markets stay quiet during the holiday season.
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McPherson Street
M. F. Hipple & Co
Frank H. Speer
Charles Schwan
MccPherson Street
Twenty-first Ward
Fifth Avenue
Schwan
Saline Avenue
Squirrel Hill District
Birdie Dyer
Susquehanna Street
Homewood Avenue
B. Coyle & Co
James Dick
East End
Achillas Street
First Ward
Samuel W. Binck & Co
H. Faust
Munthis Street
Friendship Grove
Groas
Black & Baird
C. B H. Dyer
D. A. Barr
Brashton
W. A. Herron & Sons
College Avenue
Ellsworth
G. A. White
Wholesale Trade Fair Signals Broad Year End Demand
Wholesale lines trade remains fair as year end nears with a strong holiday season. Weather favorable and stock taking ahead. grain firming, hogs scarce and expensive, cattle and sheep prices rising. groceries and produce show mixed but rising prices, with notable activity in livestock and stock feed markets.
Live Stock Markets at Central Drove Yards in December
Leading features show light receipts at East Liberty yards this week with sellers in control. Cattle and hogs firm with scarce good stock. sheep and lambs slow but closing firm. Monday receipts about 50 loads, prices up 0 to 30 cents per cwt. Tuesday slow, firmer tone unseen. Calves and cows traded mixed. notable buyers limited amid double-deck loads. J. P. Blaize reports near-miraculous recovery from pneumonia after using Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy during a Des Moines blizzard trip.
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Wepwespar
East Liberty
Bess Philadelphias
J. P. Blaize
Des Moines
Iowa
Blaize
Fresh market prices for dairy poultry and produce in Ohio and Wisconsin
The page lists prices for dairy items like Limberger cheese from Ohio and Wisconsin markets, live-spring chickens and other poultry, and varied produce including cranberries apples lemons pineapples bananas Malaga grapes and cucumbers. It notes the market is well supplied and prices remain firm with items such as quail mallard ducks and rabbits priced per dozen or pair.
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Florida
Malaga
Jersey
Baltimore Sweets
Pleasants
Dried Goods and Hides Prices From Local Market List
A fragmented 19th century listing shows dried fruits and goods including apples apricots cherries peaches nectarines and orange peel with prices per box or per unit. It also details various seeds grains flour and buckwheat plus hides and skins with assorted weights and price marks, all from Pennsylvania and nearby suppliers.
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California
Cattle Sale Leads With High Head Counts And Prices
The report lists numerous cattle lot headlines with weights in pounds and prices, noting Hazelwood and Flood selling thirty head and multiple high weight consignments. It records various figures such as 22 045 lb and 34 080 lb totals, indicating strong demand and notable head counts at the sale.
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Sean Pea
Byre
B. Hlazelw & Flood
Market Receipts and Prices Across Regions
Cattle receipts rise and fall across New York, Chicago, Buffalo, and Cincinnati with firm to steady prices. Beef and veal values hold. sheep and lambs drift lower in some markets while Texas and Canada entries show mixed demand and variable highs.
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Ebade Ies
Aesikateers
Bain Ph Mapolli
Reales
Ransipan
Tmarket
Chicago
the Evening Journal
Canada
Commodities Mixed as Markets Hold Steady in New York
Livestock prices show little movement while copper remains dull and steady. Copper trades around 12.74 with small lots at 1500. Tin remains quiet near 190, while lead holds firm at 43 to 54.
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New York
Lake
Doneath
Cotton markets show steady close with varied December to August futures
New Orleans reports steady cotton futures with December at 64 cents and January February positions listed. Receipts reach 7,132 bales net and 7,462 gross with 6,871 exported to the continent. stock stands at 27 bales with several price lines and month figures noted.
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New Orleans
Marely
Bar Silver Specialsy for silver in London
Specialsy for silver in London, 4 higher per ounce, New York dealers' price for all ver bso higher at ic per ounce.
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London
New York
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