Iron at New York Weekly Market Report
New York metal market observers a light business week with dull demand for iron and scattered offerings. Freight rates rise for Southern pig iron. No 1 foundry at 19.10, No 2 at 18.90, gray forge around 17.60 to 18.00. spiegeleisen and ferro manganese softening with limited transactions. Eastern mills show moderate activity with large rail and billet sales and rising freight costs. overall market cautious amid supply quality issues and shifting coke sources.
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New York
Alabama
Boston
Providence
Gray
Tidewater
Spiereleisen
Spiegeleisen
Inter
Eastern Mills
Eastern Millis
West Shore
Chicago Mills
Alberta Coal Railway of Canada
Eastern
International comparisons. Brisinh metal markets contrasted with America
Cable from London reports subdued pig iron demand with buyers seeking realizations. Scotch warrants and Cleveland lots fell, while hematite production rises weakly supports makers’ brands for spring. copper and tin markets show limited demand and plentiful ingots. Continental imports to France and rising fuel costs press prices higher across metals.
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Lorner
Cleveland
Bessemer
America
France
Montana
Piion
British Intercet market report shows price declines across iron ranges
The American market summary notes sharper declines in Scotch pig iron and other grades with prices down to 6s or 4s 6d below last week. No. 1 Coltness and Glasgow areas show weak demand. Middlesbrough and Cleveland warrants fall under forced sales. Makers’ prices align with West Coast levels as activity stays moderate and shipping costs weigh on the market.
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Ite Special Cable
Coltness
Tae, &L Fo. B
Glasgow
J&, i. Loch Glasgow
Garteberrie Fie
Langivan
Duluellington
Eglinton
Bessemer Pigaithere
Ae Ee
Noel
Middlesbrough
Cleveland
B. Ahras
Bessemer
Crea
Uariots
Hertacen
St. Louis
Wheat Market Varies Amid Mixed Signals and Decline
Wheat trading showed unsettled activity with prices initially higher then slipping. Futures closed lower from yesterday amid mixed weather news and a bull stock report later found less favorable than seen last January. Oak and corn futures also softened while pork, lard, and butter faced modest shifts.
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CmrcaGo
Tgc
Sbherts
Bradatreet
Baltimore
Ices
tSe
S Ee Sories
Canta Onethiier
Lee
aTs
Mareh
Shipmen' Our
Eye
New York
Canada
Arch
Lego
New Orleans
Western
Western Steam Pe
Do Creamery
Gilbc
West
Growth of the Electrical Business and Related Notes
The piece reports on a sale at 73 Lincoln Avenue Allegheny City, 12 rooms and outbuildings, for 25000, with talk of Judge Ewing as possible buyer. It notes plans by M Seibert & Co to build a seven to eight story furniture warehouse on Penn Avenue and begin work in spring. It also includes a long summary on electric light growth, 1885 to 1890, with counts of companies, private plants, arc and incandescent lamps, electric motors, railways, and coal industry trends affecting markets and intercity rail associations. It ends with optimistic notes on wheat crops in Illinois Kansas Kentucky Nebraska and mild winter conditions.
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Caldwell
Lincoln Avenue
Allegheny City
W. A. Herron & Sons
Judge Ewing
M. Seibert & Co
Penn Avenue
United States
Canada
Mexico
Central America
DOWNTURN IN STOCKS MISSED BRISKING DEALS
Brokers gathered for stock calls but Captain Barbour failed to spark activity leading to minimal business. Only 126 shares changed hands with bear-side orders dominating as prices appeared firm and money easy. Major listings show weak net results with few bids, some high names and several rail and utility interests appearing in scattered quotes.
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Barbour
Financial Conditions and Court Rulings in April Markets
The article notes favorable borrowing terms at 6 percent and scarce small bills. It cites exchange totals of 2,903,789.43 and balances of 405,072.87, plus a UK Court of Appeals decision involving Wilts and Dorset Banking Company vs Cook over overdrawn checks. It covers London and New York clearing figures and Bank of England bullion movements.
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English Court of Appeals
Wilts and Dorset Banking Company
Cook
Bruce
Messrs
Hancock
St Wiveliscombe
Clearme House
London
Axebeneiih Coser
Court of Appeals
Justice Wills
New York
Petroleum Not Altogether Dependent Business for Ita Backbear
Oil market steady with narrow limits as prices ranged from 10534 to 10744, closing near 100. Volume showed 516,000 barrels traded. Wells in Pennsylvania including Bridgewater Gas and Crago No.1 reported varied outputs from 20 to 75 barrels daily, with several others drilling deeper to sand intervals.
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Ita
Hmita
New York
Turkeyfoot
Bridgewater Gas Company
Smith Farm
Russell & Co
Foreshaw Farm
Crago
Staley & McDonnell
Gladden
Canonsburg
Hart Bros. & McDaniel
Theashington Feild
Mitchell No
Wington Oil Company
Gordon
Guibney &Co
Brownlee
Cramp
Charlhe Steubenville Pike
Davis
Daven & McClure
Walsh
Sney
Property Transactions on Fourth Avenue and Oakland Ward Sales
Real estate listings detail multiple transfers. C B H Love sells No 142 Fourth Avenue with a three story building to Lt Clark for 2500 cash. Abraham Israel buyer. Black & Baird sell Block on Bouquet Street Fourteenth ward Oakland to Galen C Harman for about 8150. W A Herron & Sons note brick house at Bedford Avenue near Central Traction lines. Samuel W Black & Co report No 9 Oakland Fourteenth ward sale. Reed B Co note further private terms.
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C. BH. Love
Fourth Avenue
Lt. Clark
Abraham Israel
Black & Baird
Galen C. Harman
Boquet Street
Fourteenth Ward
Oakland
W.A. Herron & Sons
Atzio
Bedford Avenas
Central Traction Lines
OS E. Pono
Ward
J. H. Nusser
John G
Samuel W. Black & Co
Oakland Fourteenth Ward
Tiana
Reed B. &Co
William Rendement
Tows Antoere
Market tone firm as stocks rise on Reading Jersey Central
New York trading showed a firmer tone with active modest gains amid intermittent fever and resistance. Reading and Jersey Central led strength in coal stocks while Rock Island wavered near 93. bears looked for a fall yet small advances dominated as shorts covered.
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New York
Boars
Chicago
London
Reading
Jersey Central
Rock Island
Bears
Goodi Ag
Nashville
Manhattan
East Ilinois
Jareey Central
Colorado Coal
New York Stock Exchange
Tim
Whithet & Sters N
Pitubuarg
Norfolk and Western bids for Ohio extension project
The Norfolk and Western Railroad Company invites proposals for grading masonry cross ties and foundations on a 105 mile Ohio extension from Elk Horn West Virginia to Ironton. Bids are due February 26.
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Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
Ohio
Elkhorn
W. Va
Ironton
Fragmentary Address List From Old Nevada Area
Reader notes show an illegible street fragment listing Deadwood Terrace and Comstock Terrace in El Cristo near Nevada. The scattered lines mention Calatola H and Comstock, with unclear numbers 140 and 100 and references to Surter Creek 170.
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Calatola H
Deadwood Ter
Comstock T
Comstock Ter
Saree el Cristo
Ierre Nevada
Surter Creek
Castoria Product Slogan Recalled Across Generations
A nostalgic ad line traces Castoria's presence from infancy to motherhood, noting how the remedy accompanied a girl through illness childhood and motherhood, reflecting a long standing brand association.
Domestic Markets show mixed farm and food product prices
Prices for eggs and onions edge upward while apples and cabbage move in modest supply. Florida oranges drift downward as strawberries from Florida arrive earlier than usual. poultry activity remains strong aside from dull fortunes in geese. Butter, cheese, and various canned goods show varied quotations across regional markets.
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Prrrsnong Dispatch
Towns Bay
Florida
Elgin
Ohio
Rae Ul Limburger
Ties Pan
R. Sweitzer
Vseape
Biover
Feae Oath
East Liberty Yard Transactions Report
The report lists last week’s activity at East Liberty yards with partial entries and unclear notes. Specifics are unreadable but indicate through and local transactions involving Caiti and Hogs.
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East Liberty Yards
Heceifta
Grain Receipts Bulletin From Major Routes
Receipts for grain and hay this week approach the monthly average, with hay dominating demand and prices easing. Wheat and flour show quiet trading with the best grades toward lower quotations. carload on track values listed for several routes including Pittsburg Fort Wayne Chicago and Baltimore Ohio.
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Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Pittaburg
Cincinnati
St Louis
Baltimore and Ohio
Lake Erie
Pitteburg and Western
Texas and Kansas City Cattle and Hogs Receipts Report
Telearaps notes cattle receipts at Texan markets around 2 000 head with steady to slow trade and prices. Kansas City reports 2400 cattle head with steady to strong market for steers and stockers plus 7200 hogs and 1000 sheep receipts with Per head gains and higher market tone.
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Cmrca
Lamba
Kansas City
Sipm
Burr
Comanon
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Sinth Avenue
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Truster
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Edward Gregg
Ww. Bas
Wm. T. Hows
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Snare Micey Ae Me
Fours Avenue
Pllewr
East Liberty
Wens Law
Mellon & Sons
BAI
Smithfield Street
Pittsburg, PA
Ccounts Solid of Credit
Joan and
Cues
Lal Vinass
Joseph Horne & CO
St. Gall
Im Swiss
Agg
Wilmot Street
Ward Street
Fan Picea
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Select Cocneil
Geo
Beppard
Cheir
Select Council
Geo. K
Hollidas, BooTe
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Ecett
John M. Oakley & CO
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Pittabarg
Medical
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Poe Whitmers
Pooters
Whittier
Osuwk
Henle
Parker
Foren
Repersory's Medical Institute
Finch St
Mass
Tarsawk
Ea Cottom
Tansy and Penmyroval
Monty Bate
Stan Foe Grose Pond
Fisher Bivek
Woodward Ave
Detroit
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