Iron Trade Review Opens First Week With High Demand Outlook
The first week of the new year shows mixed signals in iron markets with raw iron sales above 2400 tons last week and furnaces seeking higher prices. Bessemer and grey forge futures are discussed with February and March deliveries, while overall demand rises for rails and finished steel as producers plan for continued output and potential price gains.
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Famay
Cox and
Bessemer
Bessemer Aml
Aievada
Gray Forge
Mayek
Loten
Gatinil
Detter Se
Allonre Ve
Te Tents Sa
Svenery
Tusar
Sverre
Tows Ko
Degeste Gillen
Ene
Terre
Works
Sted
le Tons Pew Newtral
Sper Cent
Wheeling
Cincinnati Trade Outlook Narrows Early 1896 Inquiries
The Cincinnati market shows a quiet start to the new year with cautious business, demand for new scales steady, and small orders outpacing large contracts. Consumers placed December contracts for early 1896 needs while some buyers moved ahead on longer terms. A Southern company booked about 1000 tons in December.
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Orvetxyati
Jan
iSineciat
Brown & Uosty
Dusiiess
Oc Pee Wrest
Tomak Wadae
Southern
January iron market shows steady prices and potential rise
The January market sees sales about the same as the previous period with some withdrawals at high prices. Producers aim to lift prices as the year advances while furnaces accumulate iron and production stays large. The supply demand balance remains nearly even, indicating only a sharp trigger could spur a price rise.
Demand for iron holds in Chicago as industry runs full
The Chicago market shows strong demand for iron especially coke brands with broad consumption in car works wheel makers and agricultural implement firms. Prices linger near 18 side but firm coke iron at 1750 and 170 continue in the market while furnaces withdraw offering.
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Ontcago
Jan
Lake Superior
Idle Time Well Spent in Southern Iron Industry
Southern iron producers report a hopeful start to the year in Birmingham district. Despite no price rise, furnaces weathered the financial storm since 1801, with idle time spent on economy and resumed operations earning profits. Prices listed include No 1 foundry at 12.25, No 2 foundry at 11.75, No 3 foundry at 10.7, and forge at 0.
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Bresisquam
Ava
Jan
Birmingham
Pray Forge
Improvement in Iron and Steel Demand Lifts Prices
A Philadelphia market note reports a decided improvement in demand for iron and steel with prices tending upward. The new wear has not advanced enough to forecast precise future trends, but the general outlook is good and business is expected to increase this year with slightly higher profits.
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Prittapenmenia, Janu, S
Rogers, Brown & Co
St Louis Pig Iron Market Shows Steady Demand Ahead
St Louis iron market remains about the same as last week with several round-sized orders for six months' delivery at prices below current quotations. Rogers Brown and Mescham report optimistic indicators for active business in 1882 and potential price improvements.
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St. Louis
Rogers, Brown & Mescham
Metal Markets Report From New York January 5
The market notes show pig iron steady at 15 dollars per ton for American grade and 75 percent copper quiet at January prices. Lead is dull but steady at domestic levels, while tin remains steady around 190 dollars.
Live Stock Market Report East Liberty Receipts And Prices
Receipts at East Liberty totaled 1 302 cattle with 861 shipments, no cattle sent to New York. Hogs reached 6 400 head with 6 300 shipments and a slow market with prices unchanged. 27 hogs shipped to New York today. Inter receipts 80 head with 800 shipments and a slow, unchanged market.
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New York
Lnter
Commodity Receipts And Shipments Across Major Markets
New York receipts show 2116 head with 40 cars for sale and prices down in cattle and beef markets. calves strong steady. sheep receipts 679 head, lambs higher, dressed lambs steady. hogs active with high demand. cattle, hogs, and sheep also reported in Chicago, St Louis, Cincinnati, Kansas City, Omaha with mixed trends and price ranges. Strong entities include New York, Chicago, St Louis, Cincinnati, Kansas City, Omaha and market terms like steers cows hogs.
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New York
Breves
Fao
Toarket
Sheen
Reagh
Con Mon
IGM
Tisale
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Lstevn
Kansas City
Omaha
Turpentine and Rosin Prices Reported in Brief Markets
Market notes show turpentine prices steady with firm bids for white spirits and crude streams. Crude turpentine holds near one hundred dollars per barrel while rosin remains firm with good strained at about fourteen dollars and other grades quoted in the text.
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New York
Ensiu
VitaixoTox
Dc Moein
Savaxxan
New Yous January Coffee Offers Signal Varied Trade
Brief mention of coffee options opening with steady sales growth and fluctuating prices. Trends show up to 20 points down for Steaily S, 15 points down for stealdvets, and total sales around 10 250 with monthly references through January February March and October.
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Sige
Bartillow
Jun
Cargoes Fair
ANOTHER BIG HOUSE Rises On Smithfield Street Corner
Plans by Mr. George H. Bennett for a seven story stone and brick business house on the northwest corner of Smithfield street and First avenue show a 30 by 18 foot frontage. Tearing down begins April 1 with tenants to vacate. Also reports Perrysville Avenue grade committee lacks quorum and awaits another meeting.
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George H. Bennett
Smithfield Street
First Avenue
Bennett
Perrysville Avenue
Survey Committee
Allegheny
Ajor Pentecost
Charles Street
Presbyterian Mission
Gusky
Public Safety Department of Allegheny
Philadelphia Gas Dominates Turbulent Market Day
The stock market showed strength with active trading led by Philadelphia Gas and Central Traction. Philadelphia Gas moved from 12 34 to 1 34 and closed strong, while Duquesne and Pittsburg Traction rose. banks and insurers lagged with few bids.
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Philadelphia Gas
Luster
Duquesne Strong
Irregular Stock Market Session Tracks New England Gains
New York markets remained feverish with active trading though overall business lagged yesterday. New England, Rock Island, Manhattan, Louisville, New Albany and Chicago and Northern Pacific preferred led gains while Missouri Pacific and Detill ers’ weakened. Distillers’ slumped but recovered as New England surged again. The day closed firm with New York and Northern Company stock advancing from 19 to 26 cents, and totals showing 3,235,000 in transactions.
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Chicago
New England
New York
Jan
Rock Island
Manhattan
Louisville
New Albany
Northern Pacific
Gould
Union Pacific
Shorts
Richmond
West Point
Susquehanna and Western
Atchison
Chicago Gas
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Erie
Louisville and Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Northwestern
Rendine
St. Paul
Omaha
Northern
Richmond and
Woeet Point Trust
Electric stock quotations from a Philadelphia broker early listing
The latest electric stock quotations show bids and asks for Thomson-Houston and Wayne Electric among others. Listings include prices like 9.50 to 37.14 for Thomson-Houston Series D and 14 50 1.76 for West House Assented Trust Receipts.
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Philadelphia
Whitney & Stephenson
Neo
Fourth Avenue
New York Stock Exchange
Aes
Hostos
Thomson-Houston Electric Co
Thomson-Houston
Wayne Electric
Mining Stock Quotations from New York Row
A list of mining stock quotations includes Alice, Aspen, Best and Eslcher, Deadwood, Gould and Curry, Homestake, Harn Silver, Mexican, Ontario, Ophir, Plymouth, Sierra Nevada, Standard, Union Consolidated and other companies with varied prices and shares as reported in New York.
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New Yerk
Jan
Bar Silver Quotations in New York Jan. 8 Special
London silver prices quoted at the 43rd ounce with the New York dealers’ price given as Si ge per ounce.
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New York
London
Seasonable Demand for Accommodations
Funds poured in yesterday as calls for lodging and accommodations surged. Money flowed from multiple sources meeting demand, signaling strong interest in available rooms and related services throughout the market.
Market notes and rates drift amid steady conditions
The report records steady market sentiment with ongoing conviction of a prolonged period of stability. Regular interest at 6 percent on standard inns, bank clearings at 2 191 3 721 and balances around 491 990 85. New York money on call eased, discounts at 2 1 4 to 1 percent, prime mercantile paper at 4 6 percent. Sterling exchange quotes 4 5 3 for 60 day bills and 5 5 for demand, with Trans-Atlantic activity and various brokerings listed.
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Pittsburg
New York
Sterling Exchange
Ee Nat
Bank Clearing and Exchange Rates fluctuating figures
Bank clearings across cities show varied totals with New York and Boston figures. Money rates range around 4 to 6 percent with exchange premiums and discounts noted for New York. Balances and totals appear for several banks including Sid vo St. Loum and Parcapetrata with multiple decimals and inaccuracies in OCR.
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Cariaco
New York Exchange
Sid
St. Loum
New York
Eerie Eines Eee
Bsances
Bral- Bnock
Bostox
Parcapetrata
BartrMorn
Market Basket Prices Show Scarcity and Shifts in Oysters Butter and Eggs
The Diamond Market notes quiet trade in fruits and vegetables since the holidays with no price shocks. Poultry remains scarce with higher quotes while fresh eggs drop unusually low for mid winter. select oysters are scarce and higher. Meat and fish items show mixed changes as suppliers reflect post holiday demand.
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Diamond Market
Chesapeake
West
Finniste
Tre Disrates
Vrrissure
Furpay
Jan
Ege
Florida
Late News In Brief From The Global Front
The grip fades in Berlin while England enjoys a Blizzard. In Tangier anarchy reigns amid unusual turmoil. A Paris strike among French cabmen continues. A motion for a new trial for Dr Graves at Denver is scheduled. Trevoux inhabitants face rapid die-offs from the plague. A broken rail derailed a passenger train near Mitchell Indiana with no serious injuries. The British steamer Crystal sank off the coast with no loss of life. Detroit dignitary Rev Robert McDonald enters college freshmen class. Admiral Curville arrives at Colon to inspect the Panama Canal state. Minnesota Democrats travel to Washington to push St Paul at the national convention. Western Distilling and Feeding defense charter cited as response to trust charges. Boston boiler makers and shipbuilders back nine-hour day from May. Wilton Hill alleged defaulter to 20 thousand after grip death. Wisconsin attorney general declines constitutionality suit but case proceeds. World’s Fair directors scrap Diana statue replica plan. Mexico faces two Indian Messiahs with mixed fate for followers. I Leopold & Sons assign assets to Moses Stroock. details scarce. Parker Leonard arrested for misappropriating funds said to fund horse racing. Eastern gaming resort rumor denied by Santa Barbara and Santa Cruz interests. A Brussels man Wouters jailed for robbery attempt. lover’s perjury exposed. Jesus Bruno Martinez executed. he bids farewell then stabs police chief before being shot. Count Tolstoi opens famine relief kitchens in Russia with subsistence meals. village schools stay open as peasants seek warmth.
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Mitchell
Ind
Crystal
Robert McDonald
Detroit
Curerville
Colon
Panama Canal
Minnesota
Washington
St. Paul
Western Distillin and Feeding Company
Boston
Wilton Hill
Jamesburg
National Bank
Wisconsin
Diana
Augustus St. Gaudens
Madison Square Garden
New York
Mexico
I. Leopold & Sons
Warren Street
Moses J. Stroock
Parker C. Leonard
Open Board Clearing House
Broad Street
Pee
Santa Barbara
Cal
Walter &. Maxwell
Los Angeles
Santa Cruz
Brussels
Belgium
Wouters
Thurseis
MIDWINTER MARKETS Cereal Receipts Still Light and Sluggish
Market notes show limited cereal receipts and spiritless trade. Prices for choice hay and poultry are firmer than winter but overall demand remains weak with dull vegetable and fruit prospects and scarce dressed chickens.
Market recap shows slow movement and steady prices across imports
The year opens with slow activity in the market line though demand remains modest. Sugars stay steady at the already noted advance while coffees remain firm. Numerous commodities including New Orleans kettle goods, Brazil and Rio coffees, spices, dried fruits, canned goods, and meats appear with varied prices and firm tones.
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New Orleans
Rio
Maracaibo
Sta Banse- Santos
Alt Santos
Cassia
Oliveri
Grain Exchange report delays and mixed quotes in scattered cereals
No sales on call at the Grain Exchange. Prices quoted for oats barley and flour. Wheat slightly lower but choice hay strong with a slight advance. On track prices for No 2 red wheat, oats and other cereals listed. various regional buyers and car lots noted with light receipts and cautious buying for immediate needs. Provisions and hay prices listed with multiple grades and weights.
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Grain Exchange
Heceipta
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Baltimore and Ohio
Lake Erie
Milmed R
Oolz
Milwaukee
Teg
Zaige
Catn
Simasic
Sigc
Sie
Alyc
Wlgc
Wye
Sige
Western Steam
Errito Creamery
Philadelihia
Crain
Pennsylvania
StHem
Spg
Sggec
Janna
GSC
Ske
Onte
Noo
Segaahyge
Yitse
Burley
Minnesota
Baltimore
Deeline
Olwice
Kansas City
Sze
Northern
Duluth
Tze
Gag
Wheat and Corn Markets Rise After Thursday Decline
Chicago wheat opened weak amid a sharp drop that exhausted margins and sparked selling. Prices recovered late as a cold wave induced unease in winter wheat. corn moved up and hog futures rose with packers cautious. Cash markets showed firm tones across flour, oats, rye, and lard with mixed futures activity.
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Chicago
Gil
John M. Oakley
Sixth Street
Chicago Board of Traile
Wool Market Reports Mixed as Demand Holds Steady
In New York and Parapetrata trading shows wool demand improving in the mand market while other types remain steady. Shipments reach 6,900 pounds with total sales around 2,308,000 pounds for the week, noting quiet activity across markets.
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Sr. Pba
Rostox
Soldier relinquishes pension certificate in letter to Secretary Noble
WasnisaTos D C Jan 8 Secretary Noble receives a letter from an ex soldier who says he voluntarily relinquishes a pension certificate as he does not want further assistance from the Government.
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WasnisaTos
D. C
Noble
Iis
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