Millers Press Unity to Boost Bread Prices Across Markets
A Minneapolis district report urges Millers of the Northwest to unite in a savings program and organize to raise bread prices. The piece notes rising flour costs, increased market activity, and a shift toward harness leather trade. It highlights Pittsburgh and Philadelphia hubs as models for wholesale harness distribution.
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TNT
Minneapolis
Northwest
Sartha Hasneen
Neuiions
Minneapolis Wr
Live 100h Markets East Liberty Stock Yard report
Market report from East Liberty Stock Yard on February 1, 1850. Cattle receipts light with 5 to 10 cents lower prices. no cattle shipped to New York. Horses show steady market with moderate Philadelphia and New York demand. Sheep receipts around 4 200 head with slow, steady trade. Pigs and hogs scarce with slow market activity.
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Office of
Pittssving Drsraten
New York
Eran
TIE Pirtsners
Manitoba
Commission
Elgin Butter Board
Berren— Creamery
Elgin
Ohia
Chartlers Creamery Co
Timpac
Cattle and sheep receipts across major markets show mixed tones
In New York and Chicago reports receipts of thousands of head with dressed beef and lamb prices fluctuating. Cattle movements slow as supply remains high with steady to weak demand, while hogs remain scarce and firmer.
Boston Wool Market Holds Firm Prices Across Varied Grades
The Boston wool market remains firm with prices unchanged. Specific fleece types show strong demand and limited supply, especially combing and Elaine fleeces, while territory and western wools stay steady. Australian wool shows solid activity, with good business reported in Melbourne and Sydney markets.
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Boston
Michigan
Territory
Texas
Medina
Oregon
Cala
Mgmo
Apfc
New York Trade Activity Improves Amid Mixed Fabrics Demand
In February first, clearer weather boosts New York fabric trade as agents and jobbers report steadier movement across wash goods dress goods linens notions and hosiery. Prices show uneven shifts with some fabrics like print cloths remaining soft while others see slight gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drreoods
Wright & Son Ship Buffalo Cargo in Record Cash Deal
RUFPALO February 1. A P Wright and Son sell to Buffalo carriers with Chicago rail route. The deal involves Buffalo transport by rail and Chicago parcels. Biggest cash transaction on record here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufpalo
A. P. Wright & Son
Chicago
Buffalo Carliers
Buffalo
Wheat Market Fluctuates Amid Mixed Chicago Trade
Chicago market shows unstable activity with May futures up and down, early gains fading then a sharp rally before closing higher than yesterday. Wheat supply concerns, New York and Glasgow demand signals, and California cargo interest shape a choppy session. oats and hog products move modestly, while flour and feed beams show mixed strength.
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Chicago
Beerbohm
Ocean
New York
Glasgow
California
Corm
Barney Dull
LSP We
Shah We
Jere
Izige
New Orleans
Apgle
Western
Western Steam
Auost
Eser Rigine
Southc
T. Louis
Millers’ Association
Sbty Sige
Sars
Com Tower
DAL
Mwage
Steasiie
Aveust
Ecc
Araye
Pennsylvania
Inty
Ugo
Cheddam
Baltimore
Rio Cargoes
Triolige
Toledo
Wool Markets Stay Quiet Across Cities
Wool markets in St Louis Philadelphia and New York show quiet, unchanged prices. Demand remains soft with domestic buyers pulling back and prices nominal across regions.
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St. Louis
Philadelphita
New York
Texas
Glassware Rates Prompt Freight Classification Review
Pittsburg freight agents met in the office of Division Freight Agent James Means to revise glassware classification. Manufacturers complain over the shift of bottles from fifth to fourth class and tableware from fifth to third in carload lots, with rate increases cited. Shippers plan to petition the Central Traffic Association for a reduction. no definite agreement reached after an all afternoon meeting.
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Pittsburg
Division
James Means
Chicago
Central Traffic Association
High Justices Rule on Edison Swan Lammy Suit
London High Justices decide supremacy in a suit over Edison Swan incandescent lamps. Westinghouse officials say their London contracts relate to dynamos and other electric machinery for an electric light plant, not lamp supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edison-Swan
Westinghouse
When baby was sick Castoria claimed relief
Fragmentary text references Castoria used for a sick baby and a child’s cry for Castoria. Some garbled later lines mention a person becoming Miss and jumbled phrases. Source is incomplete and unclear.
Real estate boom in Pittsburg fuels cautious outlook
A Pittsburg observer notes quick profit in Fifth avenue Oakland deals with an $8,000 house sold for $10,000, possible $12,000 bids, and argues current demand backs rising values. He contrasts 1873 panics with today, saying money is cheap but prudent mood limits speculative inflation. Mt Washington growth and local firm changes in advertising are also described.
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Pittsburg
Fifth Avenue
Oakland
East End
Baston
Alaska
Igead
Pittshare
Central Traction Advances In Stock Market Favor
The stock market was dull with Electric, Switch and Central Traction leading gains. Philadelphia Gas fell. other gas stocks held steady as morning sales showed Switch and Central Traction at 264 and 254 respectively amid broader NY totals of 216,441 shares across blue chips.
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Philadelphia
Pitts
Pet
S.&m
Keystone Hank
Erst Masonic Bank
Mer. & Mau
Nat
Itnk
National Ins
Ee Es Union
Westhouse
Philadelpia Gas
SINEWS OF WAR MONETARY REPORTS LARGE IDLE FUNDS
The monetary institutions report substantial idle funds and robust clearinghouse activity. Exchange balances reached high totals while general bank business appeared subdued with 6 7 acceptable paper and strong Eastern exchange amid heavy money on call.
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Clearing House
Eastern Exchange
New York
Qi Berling Ershange
Aosre
Petroleum market steadies after tame session with bullish outlook
The market opened at 91 with a high of 131 and a late-day break to 64 before finishing around 90 with bids and sales. Traders described a generally steady tone with expectations of more business and higher prices, while no large blocks changed hands.
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A. B. McGraw
Tate
Ly de Wittsworth
Petroleum
Esc
Firw Avenue
Wood Street
Pitsburg
Fair Rio
Java
Maraénibo
Mocha
Santos
Caracas
Rio
Apnea Saar
Maracaibo
Choice
Berg Soda
Louisiana
London
California
Muscatels
Valencia
New
Hes
Baebes
Igein
Lima
Swale
Teeland
Real Estate Market Shows Strength with Citywide Demand
Yesterday’s market featured active demand for small houses citywide and for unimproved lots. Multiple properties changed hands at firm prices, including a seven room frame on Linden street sold for 3400 to Charles Emich by Reed B. Coyle & Co, and other transfers on Amanda street and Dithridge street with prices ranging from 2400 to 7300.
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Reed B. Coyle & Co
Fourth Avenue
Christ Wettach
Charles Emich
Linden Street
Third Ward
Alletheny
C. H. Love
J. L. Miller
Amanda Street
Brushton Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
M. Frank
Black & Baird
C. T. Forse, Esq
Dithridge Street
Fifth Avenue
C. Beringer & Son
Kilbuck Township
Mellon Brothers
John and
Mary Cronyn
Mellons
Market dull as bears press on in Chicago conference
The stock market closed weak with most listings down amid a dull session. California and Oregon stocks led declines as weakness spread from Atchison and Oregon shares, while Union Pacific and Richmond and West Point dragged the market lower into the afternoon.
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New York
Chicago
Bears
London
West
Iowa
Atchison
Oregon
Manhattan
Co Ees
Union Pacific
Richmond
West Point
Oregon Improvement
Navigation
Union Pacific Ana Oregon Short Line
Burlington and Quincy
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Virginia Midland Generals
International Seconds
Texas Pacific Seconds
Northwestern Sinking Fund
Denver and
Rio Grande
Dig
Ohio
Indiana
San Nessee General
St. Pan
Satole
Louisville
New Albany
Cae
Kansas Pacific
New York Bick Exchange
Whitney
Enson
New York Stock ‘Exchange
Fourth Avenue
Central
New Jersey
Chesapeake
Denver & Rwg
Elve
K. T
Lllinois Central
Michigan Central
Mobile
Boston Stocks Hold Quiet Tone Amid Weak Market
Boston notes a quiet market with call loans at 2 1/4 percent and time paper near 5 to 6 percent. Government bonds remain firm while broad equities stay weak, with Atchison and copper issues showing softness and limited gains in Northern lines.
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Boston
Atchison
Rolland
Wis
Gentral. Com
Atch
Top
K. BR
Cantral
Boston & Albany
Alloueam' gCo
New
Boston & Maine
Calumet & Hecla
Catalon
Cinn
San
Clere
Prankli
Seno di S
Boron
K.C
Keil Telephone
Mort
Bds
Boston Land
N.Y
New Ene
Water Power
New Eng
Tuimargck
Il San Mago
Ketlandcommon
Late News In Brief
The acting Secretary of the Treasury yesterday accepted a bonus of $055,100. A famine rages in interior Russia with many deaths in the Oren ury district. A large fire in Philadelphia destroys Rudolph Hlankenberg’s importing house and nearby stock. Big Four Railroad shops in Cincinnati burn. Paris beauty show aims for Ethiopian Mongolian and Caucasian entries with a $3 prize. House Military Affairs panel to back W H Markham for Pacific Coast Home for Volunteer Soldier post. About 2,500 canal workers are discharged at Tavernilla. work curtailed elsewhere. California Supreme Court limits government land patents to protect mineral claims. Arrests in John M. Clayton assassination near Plummerville expected soon. Delaware Lackawanna and Western stockholders elect C Taylor to board. Jay Gould retires. Bishop Bedell of Osio prostrated by paralysis. no assistant bishop elected. Ex-US Consul Greenbaum cites mail security issues in Samoa and past mail tampering methods.
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Setire
Grae
Wenal
Post
Prinhbarg
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Harmony
Harpres
Treasury
Russia
Orenury
Rudolph Hlankenberg
Big Four Hallroad
Paris
House Committee On Military Affairs
W. H. Markham
Passadena
Cal
Pacific Coast
Souier
Markham
Panama Canal
Tavernilla
Gore
Joe Ne
Supreme Court of California
Central Pacific Railway
Honohn M. Clayton
Plummerville
Ark
Sog
Arkansas
Delaware, Lackawanna,and Western Railroad
Jay Gould
Hon. C. Taylor
Moses Taylor
Mr. Gould
Grain and Produce Prices From Elgin Market Notes
A detailed snapshot of country produce and coffee markets with prices on butter, cheese, apples, cranberries, potatoes, and various grains. It notes firm teas and coffee margins, frost concerns, and buyers seeking to protect stocks as markets adjust.
Fragmented OCR Text Only a Partly Read Item
The readable fragments show numbers and prices interspersed with unclear words. No clear person, organization, or place is identifiable to establish a coherent event or notice.
Chicago hog receipts and market steadiness noted
Receipts of hogs at Chicago totaled 18 000 head with markets steady at yesterday's prices. Listed items include various sugar cured hams and bacon cuts, dried beef, shoulders, sides, and related products with prices and packaging details.
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Chicago
California
Armour & Co Beef Carcass Price List
Armour & Co provides dressed beef carcass prices ranging from 15 to 55 in local currency units. The note lists price brackets and mentions total quantities in hundreds, indicating wholesale quotations for retailers and butchers.
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Armour & Co
Judge Collier Hears Mercy Recommendation in Bingaman Scott Case
Verdict finds Bingaman guilty of unlawful cutting and wounding with a mercy recommendation. Judge Collier approves the recommendation as consistent with his view. Scott granted release on own recognizance until Saturday. sentencing set for Saturday afternoon. Commissioner Douglass files divorce report on cruel treatment grounds.
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Scott
RK. H. Douglass
Common Pleas Court Hears Motions in Malpractice and Promissory Suit
Yesterday in Common Pleas Courts Nos 1 and 2 arguments were heard on motions for new trials. The cases of J H Johnston versus Dr J C Flower dentist for alleged malpractice in patting a tooth and the branch of promise suit of Mrs Mary Stins Joseph Dierstein were heard. The court reserved decisions after taking the papers.
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Common Pleas
J. H. Johnston
J. C. Flower
Romise
Mary Stu
Joseph Dierstein
Eec
Commonwealth v. Hugh Donnell et al in Common Pleas
Criminal Court lists defendants including Hugh Donnell John Haiges D C Tracey Fred Young E W Jackson Hyman Grudiosky J F E Gatehell Andrew Harcam John Graff Andrew Quigley Kelie Ancorine Charles Pinger John Kleupner Charles Price J Sileneohn Brady Peter Young Bridget Welsh Rose Sullivan Sadie Lichtner Edward Stratton Julius Schott Anton Kohler Gottfried Meyer Frank Bracken Ludwig Hobl August Halley Patrick Golden Andrew Flack Elmer Everett Fred Dennis Hannah Clocholke Caroline Kauffman Jobo in a multi defendant Commonwealth case with lengthy docket of names reported for trial.
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Common Pleas
Criminal Court—Commonwealth
Hugh Donnell
John Haiges
D. C. Tracey
Fred Young
E. W. Jackson
Hyman Grudiosky
J. F E. Gatehell
Andrew Harcam
John Graff
Andrew Quigley
Kelie Ancorine
Charles Pinger
John Kleupner
Charles Price
J. Sileneohn Brady
Peter Young
Bridget Welsh
Rose Sullivan
Sadie Lichtner
Edward Stratton
Julius Schott
Anton Kohler
Gottfried Meyer
Frank Bracken
Ludwig Hobl
August Halley
Patrick Golden
Andrew Flack
Elmer Everett
Fred Dennis
Hannah Clocholke
Caroline Kauffman
Jobo
Suits Filed in County Court Over Debts and Attachments
William Flaccis and Sox filed suit against J G Staudt and Son for 1060 dollars on notes. Mellon Brothers sued Daniel Hilty for 2004 73 for lumber furnished. A suit against George Smith for a domestic attachment was issued for W C Hagan for 620 33, alleged to be owed since February 15. In the equity case John B Lott against A Hall and others, a patent for making rr wheels, the bill was his cost. Lott ed on notice of appeal to the Supreme Court. Frucwarp Lamp and A I Beott, appraisers of J A Borland's estate, filed a report showing assets of 48006 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellon Bros
Daniel Hilty
George Smith
W. C. Hagan
Cook & Graham
John B. Lott
A. ©. Hall
Lott Yestered
Supreme UW
Frucwarp
A. I Beott
J. A. Borland
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Great Northwest
Hernees Leather
East Liberty Stock
Teteeraph
Breves
Grek
Enemss Testislevere Rcences Schfiomnter
Narminal
France
Kassas Crry
Boston Wool Harker
Drygcone Market
Wool Markets
Pitrenburg Freight Access
Europe
Edison
mhL-biewras
MT. Washington
Allegheny
Washington
Samuel W. Black & Co
Wold
Rm BaLterMoney
Sr. Lovs—Clearin
Delaware
Lackawanna
Robinson Bros., Wood
Jowest
Mwe
Teeenaprasnesnes Sterer
Dally Shuomong
Cece Esses Eeeteeessetessnee
Averace Bnipmeduw
Csnescceceeee
Dally Chapite
Cceeeneenareneerteetecee
Avotaro Coatiote
Oil City
Antwerp
Trrvsviller
Om Crry
Braprono
New Yorks
Frac
N.Y SN
Wennweene
Vftone Weal
Northern Pacific
Oregon T
Patladel Pe Dec
Eyan Reading
Richmond & Lace
St. Paul
Duluth
MINN
Fran & Man
ERIS
Lehigh
Weneas Northern Pacine
Secrecsese
Caledonia
Eureka
Ontario
Standard
Union Consoli
Nice
G. T. Bedell
Osio
Greenbaum
United States
Samoa
Leary
Samoan Islands
BAKER
W.baker & CO
Dorchester
Mass
the Freehold Bank
Smithfield St
Capital
Edward House
James P. Speer
John F. Steel
Grain Exchange
Siars
Fort Wayne
Baltimore and Ohio
Lake Erie
Canada
Day
William Flaccis & Sox
J.G. Staudt & Son
Chas. Pfeifer
Federal
Dels
Tord Deutscher Lloyd
Southampton
Havre
Jemen
Se. Lahn
MAX Schamberg & CO
Pittsboro
Delrichs &Co
Bowling Green
New York City
Allan Line
Royal Mail
Londonderry
Galway
Liverpool
J. J. McCorrmick
A. D. Scorer
United Sinter Mall
Glasgo
Moville
Loadaedarey
Lederry
Ant Foe
Caralon
Secowrae
Les New Reas
Naples
Passa CO
Great Britain
Ione
Italy
Yorks &Ary J
Welllad
Lewheur
Chartiers Creamery Co
Smithfield Street
Bissell
Pittsburg, PA
Wwe
Joseph Horne & CO
Wood and Liberty
Sehrsucker
Brokers—Financial
Doctor Whittier
Penn Avenue
Titier
Sunda
Whittler
Avenua Pitesbure
Torale
Ants
Amd
Alice Dake
MOR .C.P.S
Lake Sld
Ravens Sea
Bos i
Poe Joseph Burming
Market
Wenetane
Burg
Dra Rai
Taburg
S. Holland
Chichester
Cilchestre
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