Review of the Week Ban on Live Stock at East Liberty Yards
Pittsburg reports from the Office of Pittsarres Disrascm dated February 6 describe the weekly ban on live stock at East Liberty Yards. The piece notes explosive trade activity among Pittsburg dealers and regional supply sources in Cleveland Wilmington Delaware and New Jersey and Connecticut. It covers cattle sheep and hog markets with price ranges and receipts, and mentions a new explosive plant near Greensburg, plus fluctuating margins due to competition.
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East Liberty Yards
Office of
Pittsarres Disrascm
Waperspar
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Wilmington
Del
New Jersey
Connecticu
Greensburg
Arthur Irk
Brabah
Chicago
Althench
Bng
New York
Philadelphia
Cattle Receipts and Markets Across Several Cities
Telegraph report notes mixed cattle movement with carloads for ex and market, fore noon offerings fair to prime. Chicago market slower but steady with beef and lamb prices rising, St Louis and Kansas City show steady to strong with higher live weights and strong demand for feeders.
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New York
Hees
Eres Graseers
Crrcaco
Mrioe
St. Louis
Kassa
Feaders
Bia Optus CIA Caneet
Marke
Fe Sona
Markets by Wire Curcio The Daily Trade Bulletin
Markets by wire report improving speculative trade in grain and provisions on the Board of Trade. It notes more miscellaneous trading by moderate investors and a belief that trades can be made with reliability even if large operators have limited influence on prices. There is a brief mention of a wheat drying period and tentative market signs.
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Board of Trade
Changing Owners Involves Several City Real Estate Transfers
A sequence of property sales across Pittsburgh area addresses including 3 Wylie Avenue and No. 144 Plymouth Street. Transactions include Mins Teresa Hanlon to Leopold Dupuy for 5000 dollars a two story brick house, and W A Herron & Sons selling No. 144 Plymouth Street for 2400 dollars with 25 down and 25 monthly until paid. Other properties include 60x11 and 60x10 lots on Forty Seventh Avenue and additional parcels on Liberty Avenue and Bank Street.
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C. Reilly
Philadelphia
Baring
Black & Baird
Fourth Avenue
Rola
J. T. Rodgers
J. Dunlevs, Jr
San
Reynolds Street
Reynolds Street, Be Fth
Linden Avenue
Mountinna
Ewing & Evers
Federal Street
John Starrbelm
William Patrick
Samuel W. Black & Co
Bank Street
Town
Thomas McCaffrey
Butler Street
Alex McKinley
Liberty Avenue
Sixteenth Ward
J. P. Yeager
James W. Drape & Co
Cheatout Sewickley
Stanton
Pourrecuth
Ratigan
Allee & Bailey
Nineteenth Street
Southside
Maltensperger & Wi
Picking Up Realty Six Acres In East End Sold For Forty Thousand
The day’s real estate news centers on a six acre tract on Herron avenue north of Center avenue and the Shane and Clark property on Penn Avenue near Garrison alley, sold for 95 000 to M Seibert and Co. The purchasers already owned nearby parcels and plan improvements. Other deals involve Charlies Valley stock, Guckenheimer and Wertheimer identified as buyers, and Carnegie Library site discussions noting a central location to serve all citizens.
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Shane & Clark
Pennayenne
Garrison Alley
Exchange Alley
M. Seibert & Co
H.C. Frick
Herron Avenue
Thirteenth Ward
Center Avenue
Henry Lambert
Messie
W. H. Herron & Sons
Frm
Schmertz
Beymer
East End
Guckenheimer
Wertheimer
Carnegie Library Committee of Councils
Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
Orta
Drygoods Market Notes and New Orders
Drygoods report shows new shipments in advance of demand with cotton goods remaining strong and several articles scarce. The sheetings in demand include wide products and brown blinds with prices noted for New York and advance movements ahead of action.
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Businens
York
Ancona
Stock market stalls as brokers await new developments
Markets show weakness with limited trades as stock activity stalls. Notable declines include Pittsburgh Traction while most shares lag. regular dividend is expected to be announced on the 15th, books to close then.
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Picassnt Valley
Pittaburg Tracton
Iphin Gas
Satsu Na Geal
Neato
Pig Magn
Wid
Hid
P. Sam Ee
Oato ‘Alinghony
Hank
N. B
Alegheny Gas Co
Money market trends show steady demand and forecasted France bank move
The local money market remains unchanged with moderate demand and fair routine activity. Anticipated events include a bill to renew Bank of France concession to double its shares, plus talks of a Russian loan installment, signaling possible significant securities speculation and global money-market influence.
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Bank of France
Paris
Parie
York Goveerdar
Frime Mercantile
Samana
Closing Bond Quotations From Market Ticker
The report lists closing bond and money market figures: Northern Pacific, Northwestern consols, and New York Clearings with balances shown. Paris and London bullion activity noted, Chicago clearings at 186,000 and New York exchange at a premium of 1 2 1/2 cents.
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M. K
A. J.C
Northern Pac
New York
Dalt nTome
Philadelphia
Lawboon
Bank of England
Paris
Cetcago—Clearings
New York Exchange
Oil market shows strength with New York buying and covering
The off market acted erratically yet finished fairly strong with 1053 1/16 opening, 1073 1/4 high, 1055 1/4 low, and 106 close. Activity driven by New York shorts covering and Standard’s buyer in Oil City. Weekly clearances 26,000 barrels. Cramp lot and Cardholders Valley activity noted with several wells expected. Arbuckle and West View wells show progress. leases expanding as market tones firm.
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New York
Shorts
Oil City
Chartlers Valley
Badger Farm
Arbuckle No. 8
Arbuckle No. Sd
Cramp
W. Pitt Bedell
Mansfield
West View Gas and Oil Company
West View
Imm Ysbut
Mixed opinions steer volatile stock market on Thursday
New York trading session shows overall weakness in lists led by Rock Island and Reading while Union Pacific declined after December earnings drop. Louisville and Nashville along with several specialties show strength as London reports encouragement in industrial speculation and Norfolk and Western Loan subscriptions surge. Bears exert pressure but only a few stocks decline materially amid rumors of a mild corner and upcoming dividends.
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Estinghouse Ox
Westingto
Pitts Ponies
Eosekee
Oenty
Pleasant Valley
A Bros. & Co
Louisville and Nashville
Missouri
Reading
Union Pacific
New York
Rock Island
Louisville
Nashville
London
Norfolk and Western
Bears
Sagar
Late News In Brief From Various Destinations
A mixed set of early 20th century briefs reports drowning deaths of Peter Giblin and Eddie Cade after a cloudburst near Nankin, a civic legal motion in the Cronin case, Ireland’s bank report noting modest gains, a deadly snowslide burying Lyon City miners, and rumors of Korea’s dynastic troubles. Additional items cover smallpox quarantines in Anna NS, a postmaster case in Tuesday, a Lee Schultze shooting in Fish Dam SC, and labor and international diplomacy notes, plus a Montanan political deadlock and a Nebraska trust antitrust issue.
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Peter Giblin
Eddie Cade
Sat
Ped Kbaetna Masa
Nankin
Life Saving Association
John Graham
Cronin
Chicago
Vonce
Waterman
Bank of Ireland
Ireland
Lyon City
Lyon Mountain
Hecla
Montana
China
Anna
Unitates Senate
N.C
Lee Schultze
Fish Dam
S.C
Moorman
Schultze
Jomes William
Princs Ismarck
England
Belgium
Switzerland
Germany
National Lan Trust
Thompson
Ther
Aneides
Fokonane
Igen
Nagano
Ita
Foreign Department
Enri
Japan
Corea
A House
Gorroe Ee
Senate
Supreme Court
Nebraska
Lemaaea City
Wader
Polsey
Nebraska Co
Bracken
Cimall
Market dull as stocks close near bottom prices
Despite some movements in Sugar and Island issues and Wabash bonds showing activity, overall market closed dull and near the lows. New York and Northern seconds rose slightly while several bonds and rail names moved only in fractional changes, with notes on Philadelphia stocks and brokers Whitney & Stephenson.
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Ne - Win
Burlington
Jared Fi
Island
Chicago
Illinois
New York
South Carolina
Green Bay
Ow York Stock Exchange
DIB Iron J. Hitney & Stermereox
Pittsburg Minners
New York Stock Exchange
Kilkenny Sugar War Shakes Markets. Sugar Trust vs Spreckels
Domestic markets show a Kilkenny fight between the Sugar Trust and Spreckels over a corner on raw sugar. Granulated sugar nears soft white prices as producers lose heavily while consumers enjoy cheaper news. Coffee prices rise in Eastern markets with improved supply zones across the line.
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Kilkenny
Sugar Trust
Spreckels
Gurean Corrre
Java
Ohio
London
California
Simscatels
Valencia
Ondara
Turkey
Brazil
Eureka
Grain Exchange Report Details Mixed Car Corn and Oversupplies
The Gram Exchange shows one car of mixed car corn on call with receipts bulletined from Pittsburg Fort Wayne Chicago and Lake Erie lines totaling 18 cars. Wheat and flour quiet with open winter softness blamed for excess low grade supplies while cereal situation remains steady and prices quoted for carload lots on track.
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Gram Exchange
Spot
P.br.r
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Cincinnati
St Louis
Pitwburg
Lake Erie
Prseran
Revere
Ohio
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Jas. D. Callery
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Emil CG. Stucky
Penn Ave
Seventeenth Street
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Doctors Lake Specialists
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Decroit
Mick
Joseph Flewing & Son
Chichester
Rafe
Hare
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