Livestock Market Report Shows Sharp Advance in Cattle Prices
Fresh cows, calves, and market-weight cattle moved with improved demand though supply varied. Prices ranged for heavy Western and native cattle, with modest gains over last week. sheep and lambs held firm, and hog receipts at East Liberty showed slight price softness but overall market optimism for higher future levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Frommchild
Ohio
Neaed
S Baiteoerd
Pennsylvania
J. Reiber
G. Smith
A. M. Mayer
J. Bobier
Laree
E. D. Sergeant
Liberty
Chicago
East Liberty
Meat on the Hoof Shipping Cattle and Hogs to New York
Office records from January 6, 1590 report shipments of six carloads of cattle and twenty cars of hogs to New York. Receipts show mixed market activity with prices listed for prime and fair grades, including bulls at 150 dollars and lambs around thirty-something.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primaric Derie Moxpar
New York
Penton de Saab
Hiss
Telegraph market summary of cattle sheep and hogs
Telegraph reports U S cattle receipts about 4,000 head and 1,000 head shipments with steady market. lambs and sheep in fair demand but lower. hogs slow and lower. Texas and Kansas markets show heavy steers around 3 50 to 4 00 and feeder prices near 3 10 to 3 25 with varied loads and regional price differences.
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HMSS
the Drovers Journal
London
St. Louis
Spee
Burrato
S&s
ODOT
Enaion
Kansas
unclear OCR data on purchases and stock with names
Partial textual fragment lists purchases, receipts, and stock terms including 600 Santos, Jan age, 6.20 rate per week, Cocked Stamey and 2000 clearances. No coherent event or entities to confirm a full summary.
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Santos
Visible Grain Supply Report for January
The report lists grain stocks in New York for January with figures for wheat and corn. Wheat shows 70,000 bushels, while corn totals 9,280,312 bushels with declines in three subcategories. Other grains include oats at 6,251,051 bushels and related decreases, totaling several million bushels in supply variations.
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New York
Grain Market Report Shows Mixed Wheat Corn Declines
The Board of Trade records grain movements with Uyeran lowe and Cubes errant noting 216000 corn m2 119000 oats and 129000 decrease 19000 barley 42000 decline across commodities. The report highlights declines in barley and oats alongside changes in corn and other grains.
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Board It of Trade
Uyeran Lowe
Metal Mories and Metals Market Notes
Fragmentary market brief lists iron and copper trends with mentions of January price 1450 and tin at 2110. References to lead and domestic dullness appear. Overall indicates irregular activity and subdued demand in metal markets.
Prominent Cure Report and Beef Auction Data
John Musgrave of Hubbardville Kentucky credits Dr Jaynes Expectorant with curing his wife’s prolonged cough and lung issues after other medicines failed. The note states she improved steadily with the remedy and has remained relatively healthy since. Pittsboro Beef Co wholesale agents for Swift’s Chicago dressed beef report an average carcass weight of 675 pounds and an average price per pound of 5.730 for the week.
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D. Jayne
John Musgrave
Hubbardaville
Pittsboro Beef Co
Swift
Chicago
Market declines temper early Chicago wheat and pork futures
Moderate business today with no special significance in early trading. Bulls tempered by plentiful offerings as prices eased from initial gains. Large operator purchases of 600,000 bushels supported pork and other futures though overall market moved lower with quiet demand and mixed receipts across commodities.
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Pork Dena
ChicaGo
Ge Eeeket
EO Macay
Uoe
Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Pittaburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Baltimore
Ohio
Pitta and Western
Lake Erie
Barney
Canaan
New York dry goods trade shows quiet start to January
January business opened in New York with mild weather weighing on activity. Demand was quiet for most items though heavy goods and woolen fabrics saw some movement. Agents introduced new heavy weight cloths while prices for linen and shirtings edged up slightly.
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New York
Sorsh Silke Fabric Prices Noted at 35 Cents
All colors including evening shades sold by Evanie Shae at 35 cents a yard. address given as 35 Fifth Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanie Shae
Uxt
Fifth Ave
Brickmaking advances reshape old brickyards and era end
The piece notes brickmaking's rise in Pittsburg, fueled by natural gas and machinery, transforming brickyards into high capital plants with patent dryers and gas ovens. It contrasts the lost romance of the old yard with brick science, art, and large-scale enterprise. It then covers legal notes on Minnesota land liens and California promissory note limitations.
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Pittsburg
Hornbex
California
United States
Supreme Court of California
Market News Shows Dull Trading and Mixed Bids in Weak Weather
Block trading was dull with 13 shares changing hands and only four active properties. Disposition to trade sagged due to bad weather. Philadelphia Gas inched up on light offers. Tractions remained barely steady with several items showing little change and limited activity across the market.
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Philadelphia
Last Year Money Enny Clerical Business at Banks
Last year money in clerical bank business remained heavy with exchanges totaling 3,014 17735 and balances at 500 1000. The report notes abundant money but scarce currency and a hopeful outlook for an easy market in winter. New York call money ranged 2 to 7 percent, with firm Sterling prices for various cues. The December and annual United States bond based circulation figures show declines, while the closing bond quotations and clearinghouse data reflect steady activity across major cities.
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Pittsburg
New York
Sterling
Clayskills
United States
Oil Market Stagnates with Weak Close in Trading Day
Petroleum trading showed stagnation as buyers vanished and prices drifted. Opened around 1003 and closed about 1031 4, with a weak session and a near deserted room toward the end. A claimed Sheffield district well in Warren County touted at 500 barrels lacked confirmation.
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Sheffield
Warren County
Reading Pastatancabigei Stocks and Rail Listings
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century market page lists various stocks and rail lines. Items referenced include Wisconsin Central, Boston & Maine, Eastern Railway, Santa Fe copper, Tamarack, Rutland, and Boston Land with assorted prices and notations. The text is garbled but preserves a catalog of corporate and railway interest points.
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Wis
Wentral. Com
Bontou
Central Pr
Boston & Matne
Allomez Me Uo
Ceeeel
Caturmet & Hocia
Eastern &, B
Ontalpa
R. ER
COMMU
Mancoes
MUPOT
Pewnbic
Financial and business notes from Pittsburgh region long ago
Moxey lends in New York. Chicago St Paul routes cut fares. local insurers elect directors. Tim Nations Bank declares dividend. Treasury notes light money shipments. Mortgage activity totals 24 with 7 as largest. Humboldt Insurance and others announce semi annual dividends. Pittsburg housing demand outstrips 6000 listings. Ground purchased in Duquesne by McKeesport capitalists. Baltimore and Pittsburgh clearing figures spark debate. Mercantile Agency lists past year failures by region with liabilities totaling over 10 million. Local firms McCain & Co dissolved. Cowan Hastings partners dissolve. Ladly & So dissolves as Woelfel continues.
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Moxey
New York
Chicago
St Paul
Union, People’s and
City Insurance Companies
Tim Nations Bank For Savings
Allegheny City
Treasury
Tos Humboldt Insurance Company of
Allegheny
Pittsburg
McKeesport
Duquesne
Uquesne
Baltimore
Telegraph
Nancial Chronicle
Mercantile Agency
Eastern States
Middle States
Real estate sales posted in city and suburbs
The listing notes multiple conveyances by Beringer & Son Ewing & Byers and others with properties on Colwell street Federal street Bereta avenue Center Avenue Grazier street Biddle avenue and more. Prices include 4000 1400 1000 and 1200 dollars with mortgages noted. Transactions involve J A McGarvey Mary Boden Joseph Blackey and others.
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Beringer & Son
Fourth Avenue
J. A. McGarvey
Colwell Street
Ewing & Byers
Federal Street
Thomas J. Carroll
Mary J. Boden
Bereta Avenue
Second Ward
Soa Ramenat & Williams
Esa Perner
Vidow
William Stumpf
W. A. Herron & Sons
Fourth Avenu
Center Avenue
Joseph
Hlacksey
Soho Street
Black & Baird
J. W. Arrott
Thomas W. Young
Arrott
Grazier Street
Fifth Avenue
W. E. Hampett
Smithfield Street
E. Weitzel
Biddle Avenue
Wilkinsburg
F. P. McRea
Jamison & Dickie
William Hosack
Monticello
Twenty-first
R. F
W. B. Cathcart
DeKray Street
Lang Avenue
Jota
B.J
East End
Forty-fifth
Butler Streets
Nancy Lemmon
Rebecca Baum
Entieth Ward
William Fox
Market swings on bargain hunt after early losses
Wake of poor bank statement and west rail lines troubles spurred a bear mood in New York stocks but early gains solidified. Gould stocks attracted attention as Pacific Mail rose sharply toward 39 with talk of a subsidy bill supporting American steamers aiding price strength.
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New Yorke
London
Pacific Mall
Congress
Gemmien Sf
Parsons in Birmingham linked to White Republican League
Washington reports Colonel Parsons of Birmingham Alabama is the U S Attorney appointee guiding South recognition of the White Republican League. The league aims to attract white Southerners interested in tariff protection to join the Republican party, while denying it is an organization to control nominations.
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Washington
Lewis
Parsons
Birmingham
Als
Kent Harrison
United States
Alabama
South
Republican League
Republican Party
Netter in Rio de Janeiro Plans Sao Christavac Street Railway Purchase
New York reports Albert Netter a Cincinnati man linked to Ives in a raid on the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton road is prospering in Rio de Janeiro. Letters in the Alliance indicate Netter or Nettleton uses that name there and aims to complete the purchase of the Sao Christavac Street Railway and related Bank of Brasil interests.
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New York
Albert Netter
Cincinnati
Ives
Hamilton
Dayton
Rio Janeiro
Allance
Netter
Nettleton
Rio
Sao Christavac Street Railway
Bank of Brasil
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Putsning DisPatch
Moxday
Horr
Sbherp and Lambe
Eaat Liberty Stock Yards
Coffee Markets
Metal Mories
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Western Steam
Penn
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New Orleans
Uni
Strow
Rotern Dairy
Io Creamery
Minneapolis
Buuge
May
Louis
Ney
Actase
Mack
Lower
Riter & Conley
Manchester Iron and Steel Works
Southside
Brunot's Island
Monorgahela
Braddock
Sewickley
Harbaugh, Mathias & Owens
Superior
Ninth Ward
Preble Avenue
Ohio River
Messrs. Riter
Conley
Second Avenue
Supreme Court of
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Peterson
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Keystone
Pitt
Philade
Ndsew Caaser
Heny County Light
Pisssbore
Uity Insurance
St. Paul
Texas Pacific
Fentures
John M. Onagisy
Paeseste
Tau
Spokane
Vanderbilt
New York Stock Exchange
Tate Dtera
Br Whitney & Stephenson
Pitwburg
Bourth Ave
Eerek
Bnot O. Fisss
Sane
Pacific
Cheanpeake & Uhwo
Bur
Quiner
Rock
Tai — & West
Chicago Gas Trust
Whitney & 3
Srenta
Hartroad
Reading
Pastatancabigei Hi
Orthera Pacine Preterrea
Robert McCain &Co
Ledlie Street
McCain
Ita
Gilleland
Cowan & Hastings
Allegh
W. G. Cowan
J. B. Hammer
Lawrence Woelfel
Ladly & So
No. 7
Mr. Woelfel
Mesey Absudoad
Easy—segor
Dispatch
Partoer
PirrsarRreed Monpar
Clinton
Tir DrstPatch
Burrer—Creamery
Elgin
Ohio Do
Taber
Sweitzer
Malaga
Veolson
Jamaica
Java
Maracaibo
Caracas
la Guayra
San Aiaonie Penton
Cassia
Elaine
Sorollan Lee
Louisiana
Earl
Muscatel
Muscatela
Valencia
Ondara
Turkey
Caifornia
Dirk Iceles
Medina
Poe
Eureka
Maine Read
Shore
Armour É& Co
Carter
Carters
Ussa
Employers OF Labor
Benswanger & Zahn
Penns
Employers’ Liability Assurance Corp
Eng
Jas. D. Callery
John W. Taylor
City Savings Bank
Sixth Ave
Smithfield ST
Jyér7s
Srokers—Financial
Jers
Drexel, Aforgan & Co
Piesseme
Stevenson & CO
USA
Now St
David M. Ford
Houghton, L. S
Lake “Superior
Michigan Gold Co
John M. Oakley & CO
Sixth ST
Tiewers
Larkins Alley
Tree Street
Court of Common Pleas
Benereby
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Secon
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Thergof
Department of Public Works
Larkins
N. Schneider
Pe Soo
Fie Co
Os & A
A. Hobm Catharine
Fen
Emma
Ward Jay Lllen
Phimotay Glear Leary
NEW Advertier
Joseph Horne
Wood and Liberty Sts
Holiday Trade
Swayne
Swayse
Medical
Whittier
Penn Avenue
Pittsbburg
Tod P
Whitt
National Medical Association
Parker
Peabody
ICAL
Gulfinch St
Boston
Mars
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Ava
Fulton St
Hee Pa
Doctors Lake
Itteburg
Es Cottom
Ostron
Taney
Tage
Ae Discovery P'Esoral
Dress Pond
Woodward Ave
Detroit
Danke Fleming & Son
Diamond Market
Chichester
Ees
Ecco Saar
Aelfcore
Addrem
Reeves
F.C
New York City
Tissa
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