Local Live Stock Market Report From East Liberty Yards
Cattle receipts near 50 loads higher than prior weeks with a light buyer turnout. Prices declined across most grades due to floods and poor roads. prime heavy cattle hardest hit while fresh cows and calves show mixed results. Sheep and lambs, hogs, and feeder stock also declined or held, with limited demand at auction.
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Pittsburg Dispatch
Wenpxesway
East Liberty Yards
Chicago
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Ohio
Philadelphias
McCall & Cos
Chicago and Cincinnati Livestock Markets Show Mixed Activity
Reports from multiple exchanges show receipts in the thousands with cattle and hogs varying in price. Chicago and Omaha indicate active demand on desirable cattle while Cincinnati and St Louis note steady to firm trends. Kansas City and Denver reflect mixed activity with feeders and wholesale buyers adjusting bids.
Coffee Options Opens Firm Ned Unchanged to Upsurge
New York reports Coffee-Options opening firm and closing strong with prices up about 10 points. Trading data shows bids for February to September contracts and spot No. 7 grade at solid levels amid steady market activity and quiet spot Carcoes.
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New York
Ned
Ladais
Goteber
Auiet
Fair Carcoes
Ifige
Market news and real estate notes from Chicago and beyond
Chicago opens with mixed grain and livestock activity as wheat climbs 3 cents while corn and oats show lively trading. Reports indicate a cold snap and weaker Atlantic stock figures but steady lard and pork futures. Real estate moves include Judge Acheson buying 419 Smithfield for 50000 and J C Reilly selling Washington and Vyle avenue property for 15000. Mutual Life Insurance shows 9804505825 paid to policy holders since 1845.
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Atlantic
Rockies
John M. Oashley & Co
Siath Street
Hicago Board of Trade
Smithfield Street
Isaacs
Judge Acheson
C. H. Love
Acheson
J. C. Reilly
Washington Street
Vyle Avenue
John Kelley
Weldon & Kelley
Mutual Life Insurance Company
New York
Anderson Bros
Wandless Street
Thirteenth Ward
John D. Bailey
Chamber of Commerce
Fort Pitt National Bank
Reco
John M. Chaplin
Neville Island
Home Securities Markets Hold Steady Amid Old Rumors
In quiet trading, stocks showed little new movement with Electric repeating earlier patterns. Westinghouse and Thomson Houston rumors lingered as shares posted modest gains and losses, while Philadelphia Gas and Central Traction saw slight shifts. Total local sales reached 1,786 shares.
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Westingbouse
Philadelphia
Central Traction
New York
Boston Stocks Brief Notes Fragments
Fragmentary stock notes from Boston markets show scattered references to items like common shares and telephone sector mentions. The text is incomplete and offers no clear events, prices, or entities to anchor a full summary.
Pennsylvania Mailroad and City Suit Confused Entry
Fragmentary text mentions Pennsylvania Railroad and Buffalo New York Philadelphia routes. No clear event or outcome present. appears as garbled line from a legal or transportation notice page.
Money market shows strong demand despite flood impact
Banks reported solid business yesterday with abundant money amid flood conditions. Clearing House figures indicated ample demand and steady exchange, while New York money on call remained easy and 30 day bills traded around prevailing rates.
Bank Clearings Across Cities
Bank clearings and balances reported for New York Boston Philadelphia Baltimore St Louis New Orleans and Chicago. Figures show totals in dollars with exchange rates and money market notes, indicating rates around 5 to 6 percent and a 12 to 25 cent exchange premium.
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Boston
Philadel HS
Setancae A
St. Louis
New Orleans
New York Exchange
Chicago
Hank
New York Exchange Wen
Oil Prices Dip as Jags Change Hands on Weak Market
Oil sold yesterday at 78c with 1 000 barrels traded at each figure Taigo and Tiigo. There were no notable features. The market's softness came from abundant offers and shorts covering less than expected. Refined was steady at all. McGrew Wilson & Co. 00 Fourth Avenue quote Puts 76.4 calls 73.44.
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Taigo
Tiigo
Au McGrew, Wilson & Co
Fourth Avenue
Petroleum market notes and transit certificates report
National Transit Certificates opened at 78 and closed at 98 860 barrels were shipped and 75 068 barrels ran. New York petroleum opened steady with March options trading 18 063 barrels, opening 781 and closing 773.
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Crry
Corale Oon
Biehest
Bradford
Sia
Pighett
New York
Petroleum
Pennsylvania Oil
New York Stocks Close Lower Amid Loan Company Suspension
The New York stock market again showed dull, weak trading with most rails and utilities trading lower. The suspension of the American Loan and Trust Company weighed on sentiment while a tentative 100,000 barrels of gold shipment was announced, keeping overall activity muted.
Fragmented OCR street list in New Yoreb area
Reads like a garbled street and place name list with numbers and partial unions. Key items include Adams Consolidated, California, Ontario, and Bodie with unclear contexts and spellings.
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New
Trade Gasps Under Floods Hit Pittsburgh Markets
Flooding shuts out supply lines and buyers as trade slows in Pittsburgh markets. Egg and butter supplies shift with Elgin creamery butter steady and country butter scarce. Prices for apples, beans, and canned goods mix amid ongoing transportation woes and coke region shutdown fears.
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Pittasurg
Elgin
Florida
Navy
Lina Heelwax
Ark Aheien
Igs Fall
Sweitzer
Brick Ir
Cape Cod
Flooded markets and oil reports in McCurdy and Bridgeville
Flood conditions hamper market activity while the DisPatCh reports on oil news. The McCurdy pool grows in importance with a possible fifth land development and high yield wells near Palmer No. 2 and Aiken. Bridgeville stock edges up after the Robbing & Graham well, with Gordon sand prospects and a new Alston farm discovery yielding a flow.
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McCurdy
Bridgeville
Wildwood
Trpactal
Disratch
Palmer
Church Lot
Robbing & Graham
Alexander
Grain Market Report From The Grain Exchange
Grain, flour and feed on call at the Grain Exchange with mixed car loads of clover hay, timothy hay, packing hay and corn. Receipts show 33 cars with Pittsburgh Cincinnati and St Louis handling 10 cars of corn and oats and hay, and Pittsburg and Lake Erie handling oats middlings and flour. Demand in all cereal lines remains cautious with margins slim and prices not yet favorable for easy sales.
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Grain Exchange
Pittabure
Ft. Wayne
Chicago Railway
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St Loenis
Lake Erie
Ohana Bay
Color Man Sues Bijou Theater for Discrimination in Damages
In Common Pleas Court No 2 a motion for a new trial followed a verdict of $200 for R Fleming and Co against Gulick and Co owners of the Bijou Theater. Fleming, colored, alleged denial of seating due to color and trial conduct was criticized as defense counsel argued over alleged character attacks and improper remarks. The court reserved decision after taking the papers.
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Common Pleas Court No. 2
R. Fleming & Co. S
Gulick & Co
Bijou
Fleming
Thomas M. Marshall Jr
Ferguson
Mr. Marshall
Mr. Ferguson
Mr. Gulick
Coulson
Perguson
Ten Months for Manslaughter in Saloon Row
William Johnston pleaded guilty to manslaughter for fatally striking Robert Dalzell during a November 16 quarrel in a Forty third street saloon. Dalzell, a Shaler township resident, died from a fractured skull after his head hit a stone step in the incident.
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William Johnston
Robert Dalzell
Dalzell
Shaler Township
Forty-third Street
Johnston
Dalzelll
Executions Issued in Common Pleas Court No 1
Yesterday executions issued in Common Pleas Court No 1 include Reuben M Head v Charles B Head for 7999.04. Bovard & nw v G W Smith for 1248. Kay Bros & Co v G W Smith for 1091.72. M J McCanoe v W F Alexander for 157.59.
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Common Pleas Court No
Reuben M. Head
Charles B. Head
Bovard & Nw
G. W. Smith
Kay Bros. & Co
M. J. McCanoe
W. F. Alexander
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