Dressed Meat Trade Expands in Pittsburgh Markets
The Pittsburgh dressed meat trade shows growth with four local houses, plans for two more, and weekly beef and hog consignments rising from past years. A spokesman notes 175 to 200 dressed beeves weekly, 650 beeves weekly by Pittsburgh firms, and 6000 pens of pork loins and shoulders sold weekly. Prices climb as pork leads demand, while mutton weakens.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
MeKersnort
Reavers
Mr Pleasant
Allegheny
Aigt
Pressel
Pennsylvania
Pitwbure Dessets
Markets by Wire Wheat Prices Slump as Traders Cover Shorts
Chicago market open shows a weak tone with heavy selling by Hutchinson and Gudali as snow varies and mild temps fail to aid wheat. May futures dip to 75-76 cents while corn and oats trade unevenly. receipts tighten and buyers appear reluctant until prices drop further.
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Chicago
Liverport
Jd Deare
Meese
Usige
Bellevine
Hutchinson
SSGPS
Fle Ge
Gudali
May
Sic
Whi
St. Loum
Nets
Skye
Tost Morrow
Gcrett
Counselman
Hutchiman
Hnge
Mar
Mayen
Armour
John M. Oakiey & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
Wool Markets Show Mixed Demand and Steady Prices
Philadelphia reports improved demand while New York notes dull wool. Texas, California and Oregon wools are in steady request with no price changes. combing wools firm at 42c. Michigan and Ohio delaines steady. foreign wools quiet but firm overall.
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New York
Texas
St. Louiis
Michigan
Ohio
Territory
California
Oregon
Drygoods Market Sees Rebound Looming in New York
New York January 6 report notes no active trade yet but demand rising for plain, colored, and fancy cottons and men’s woolens. Larger operations await a lead, prices largely unchanged and woolens firm at opening. Several Southern jobbers and a few Western buyers already active. A more active market expected in days.
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New York
West
Coffee options hold steady amid mixed futures data
Market notes from New York show coffee options opening steady with minor downside while February through December figures drift, Rio spot remains steady and quiet with fair cargoes. no clear directional shifts in listed months and prices.
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New York
Jan
Mar
MA@ia
Rio
Price of Bar Silver SPECTAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISFATON
New York report shows bar silver prices with London and New York quotes dated January 1. The telegram notes the London price at 473 0 and New York at 1 G4}¢, reflecting market movement for precious metals.
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New York
London
Copper and metals market snapshot from New York trading
Copper holds steady in New York trading at 84.0 while lead remains quiet and firm and zinc shows slight gains amid mixed commodity cues. Market notes reference lake and straits regions with rough pricing signals and cautious sentiment.
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New York
Lake
Janny
Hudson River Packet Movements and Wharf Repair
The Hudson will be in today while the Lizeau remains held up in the Kanawha river. The river yesterday read 9 feet and continues to fall. The Keystone State arrived late and was to depart early this morning after onloading and loading. Wharf Masten Vonarce struggles to restore the wharf condition as earth washed from the Baltimore and Ohio fill toward the riverbank near the packet landing. About 1,250,000
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Kanawha River
Keystone State
Masten Vonarce
Baltimore and Obie
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
George Roberts
Netlie Walton
Delta
Jonne Gould
Dick Crescrnt
J. C. Risher
Land deals and housing plans reshape city growth
Mr. F H Woog leases 504 506 Smithfield for 12 years to establish a first class hostelrie after remodeling. A new land company of commercial travelers raises £100000 to buy land and build homes for sale. Seekers report few general insolvencies as banks stay sound and demand for business space grows.
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F. H. Woog
A. W. Mellon
Smithfield Street
Woog
Mr. Mellon
Wood Street
Pittsburg
Home Securities and Utilities Rally Contests Hit Markets
Electric stocks fell further with no pressure to sell, closing at a lower bid. Natural gas shares were weak with Philadelphia and Wheeling showing scant demand. Central Traction dipped while Pleasant Valley and others closed near day lows. total NY trading reached 227,055 shares with several named issues listed among the day’s activity.
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Electric
Saj
Philadelphia
Wheeling
Clartiers
Bridgswater
Central Traction
Pleasant Valley
New York
Cleveland
First Call
LO Pleasant Valley
Ise
At &Y
Phiadelphia
Atthird Cail
Tsig
Atchison
Lackawanna
Louisville and Nashiville
Missouri Paciac
Northern Pacific
de Terete
G. Paul
Money Market Remains Steady with Minor Shifts in Money
The market shows little change from early year conditions with funds readily available and some outside paper discounted. Bank clearings and balances vary by city, with New York, Philadelphia, St. Louis, and Chicago reporting sizeable totals and small premiums on exchange for 0 day bills and demand.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Philadelphia
St. Ga
Oil market report shows steady US and Antwerp demand
Oil sales yesterday reached 2 100 barrels with 1 000 regular at 72 1/4 and 1 000 rash at 71 1/4. Refined trades in Antwerp indicate heavy demand while New York markets stayed dull and prices edged higher on limited buying. Major clearances and shipments across Bradford, C. N. Transit, Buckeye and Lima tracked with runs and charters noted.
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Antwerp
Wen Wilson & Co
Bradford
Jan
Té¢er
Nighest
Om Ctrr
Ing
E. Buckeye
New York
Hull
Pennsylvania Oil
Lima Oil
Prospects of Financial Legislation Lift Silver Bullion
The New York stock market in early January shows mixed moves as Senate talks on a financial bill spark a brief gold and silver rally while most shares advance only slightly. Rock Island and Colorado Coal dip, New England rises strongly in late trading, and railroad bonds stay active with sizable totals.
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New York
Senate
Bears
Omaha
Rock Island
Colorado
Louisville
Nashville
New England
Yioling
Atchison Incomes
Northern Pacific
Big Sandy
St. Louis
Louisville Trust
Treasury
Winitsky & Stephenson
Pittsburg
New York Stock Exchange
Fourth Ave
North American BU stock quotations and brokers listing
Closing quotations from Philadelphia and New York stock exchanges as furnished by Whitney Stephenson brokers. Includes reads on Reading, Southern Pacific, Santa Fe, and other rail and industrial issues with scattered ledger-like notes and partial price cues.
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Whitney
Mtaflodd
Willamanuia
Wyeesork
Penien
Boston
Albany
Aerae
Santa Fates Fe Cap Ly, Ry. & Ht
Hameragike
Mass
San Viego Land Co
Weat
Altower Mg
Mining Quotations From New York Markets Listing Prices
A chaotic list from New York markets shows various mining names with quoted prices including Adams Consolidated 15, Aspen 502, Consolidated California and Virginia 280, Gould and Curry 125, Homestake 1, Horn Silver 3004Mexican 20, Ontario 36.50, Ophir 250, Savage 150, Sierra Nevada 145, Union Consolidated 140, Yellow Jacket 160, and others among 20 to 502 ranges.
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Alice
Adams Consolidated
Aspen
Consolidated California
Virginia
Deadwood T
Gould and Curry
Homestake
Horn Rilver
Live Stock Market Notes From East Liberty Yards
Market reports from East Liberty and other cities detail cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts and price ranges. Cattle demand shows firmness, hogs mixed to active, and sheep solid in several markets including Cincinnati Chicago New York and Kansas City with price spreads noted. Kipling pens seven letters on America for The Dispatch to run next Sunday.
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Roumndays
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
the Evening Journal
Wwe
Roeeves
Sia W. Jaubs
Omaha
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Tinedeas
Indianapolis
Rudyard Kipling
America
Scarcity of Desirable Calendars Baffles New York Firms
Business men note a winter scarcity of calendars for the coming year as firms reduce promotional prints. Insurance and steamship companies once flooded markets with costly artistic calendars but now many small retailers copy the practice, overwhelming the city and dulling calendars' value. Calendar issuers mainly include printers and stationers tied to the calendar trade.
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New York Evening Telegram
Gas rate dispute stirs Bellevue and Glenfield residents
Consumers refuse higher gas charges sparking protests as Bellevue and Glenfield Natural Gas Company faces anger across the river. Some residents vow to switch to coal rather than accept rate increases while local merchants promote remedies for sleepless nights from coughing and congestion.
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Bellevue and
Glenfield Natural Gas Company
Castoria Ad Endures Through Generations
An old consumer line recalls Castoria as a remedy used from infancy through adulthood, with references to a mother passing the product to her children and continuing its use as life progresses. The fragment preserves a nostalgic tonal cadence and brand association across generations.
Scarce fresh nearby eggs and steady groceries in market roundup
Fresh nearby eggs are scarce while Western and Southern eggs are plentiful. Butter prices drift lower with Elgin reports. Prices for apples, cheese, canned goods, spices, coffee, sugars, and produce show little change as demand remains steady and shipments continue.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Wisconsin
Cape Cod
Meira
Deessep
Henry
California
Ioc
Lée
Otby
Ema Pines
Jamaica
Florida
Southern
Jersey
High School Tax Levy Set by Allegheny Board
The Allegheny Board of School Controllers failed to form a quorum for last evening's regular meeting and adjourned to next Tuesday. A special meeting planned for next week will decide this year's High School tax. December reports show 12,887 pupils enrolled with 10,759 average attendance. Librarian Benney notes 4,356 books issued and 226 new books purchased. Books circulation and periodical reading exceeded expectations.
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Allegheny Board of School Controllers
Morrow
Benney
The Rioters' Victim Inquest Opens Over Braddock Riot Case
The coroner began an inquest into the death of Michael Quinn who was injured in the Braddock riot and died at Mercy Hospital. Rioter leader reportedly a workman named Stannix. Quaioo, 48, married with children, worked at the furnace stock yard.
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Braddock
Mercy Hospital
Quinn
Stannix
Quaioo
The
Arks
Ichael
Grain and hay markets report price movements and receipts
Receipts show 15 cars with cereals light in recent days aiding firmer markets. Corn oats and hay prices rise while flour holds steady. Stocks scarce with Pittsburg jobbers and recent upticks in supply sources. multiple rail lines report carload prices for wheat corn oats and other cereals.
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Spot
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago
Zef Barney
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Western
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