Live Stock Review From Pittsburg Markets
Cattle runs at Liberty yards larger this week with about 100 loads sold. Common and low grades dominate. prime beef scarce and prices weak or steady depending on grade. Hogs show a large run, with top Monday price $3.85 and notable regional price differences. Buffalo Buffalo markets cited as generally lower for hogs while Pittsburgh shows higher prices in winter.
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Pittsburg Dispatch
Wepsxspay
Eset Liberty Yards
Chicago
New York
Caid
Gye
West
Sheen and Lambe
Beffalos
Civemont
Pitsburg
Buffalo
Omaha
Fancey
Yesterday's Ark
the Evening Journal
Cattie—Tociota
Cholor
New Y York
James
ST. Louis
Coor
Ge Mcockers
Kansas City
Midwest and Eastern Livestock Markets Weigh Down Farmers
Across Omaha Chicago Cincinnati St Louis and New York markets buyers and sellers faced varied results. Cattle fed steers and cows showed mixed prices with some gains and declines amid sizable receipts. hogs and sheep also moved unevenly as demand shifted.
River Front Trade Along the Wharves Amid Stoppage
The river business runs dull with few active packets as the strike disrupts coal traffic. Water levels stood at 12 feet yesterday morning then fell six inches by night. Nautilus laid up at Pool No 4. H. Porter departed for Parkersburg. Joseph Walton returned from New York. Tom Crescent headed to Pittsburgh with empties. Tan Nadson brought a large cargo from Cincinnati.
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River Front
H. K. Porter
Parkersburg
Cart
Josep Walton
New York
Tom Crescent
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Tan Nadson
New York Yarn Markets Report Drifts Through Quiet Trading
A brisk but uneven session sees small lot activity and steady to firm prices in export yarns. Consumers remain cautious as cloths and fabrics show quiet demand while medium and lower grades stay in adequate supply to stabilize pricing. heavy goods show strength amid limited production indications.
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New York
Howe
Coffee-O Pres market notes from early January
Fragmentary OCR notes show a market summary with prices and dates in January and December. Mentions of stock items, receipts, and prices appear alongside scattered names and places, indicating a brief catalog of commodities and movements.
Bitters Promoted For Kidney And Bladder Health
A quirky old notice urges readers to use a stomach bitters to stimulate inactive kidneys and bladder. It claims silent danger from neglect and advises taking Bitters before meals to aid digestion and nerve comfort.
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Don
Persia
Markets by wire show tame Chicago wheat and mixed grain
Chicago wheat opened at 90.75 cents and declined with weak demand and dull intervals. Corn and oats eased after early firmness as selling pressure grew. Hog receipts were light with a rebound in hog prices due to improved packer demand. Cash quotes ranged across wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, and assorted futures with varied regional movements and price dips.
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Chicago
John M. Oakley & Co
Sixth Street
Chicago Board of Trade
Jeannette Population Jump Prompts Growth Plans
The census for Jeannette showed 4700 residents, then a re count by Western Land and Improvement Company reached 5509. Officials forwarded the revised figures to Washington as rapid city progress, with an estimated 30 new houses to rise this year and growth across real estate and business sectors.
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Jeannette
Western Land and Improvement Company
Washington
Oil traders report firm bidding with limited taps
Yesterday oil markets saw no gates and very few offers. The only bid quoted was T3%i and Refired remained firm and unchanged. Average activity shows 70,083 runs, 80,000 shipments, and Lila McGrew & Co. Eisner building quote puts and calls at T73¢ 75e.
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Lila McGrew, & Co
Eisner
Petroleum market summaries from early trading day
Old Markets reports indicate mixed oil activity across Pennsylvania and Lima markets. Prices fluctuated with small gains and losses, closing largely steady as shipments and clearances touched around tens of thousands of barrels.
Silver Prices Telegram Dispatch to London
A brief telegram reports new York bar silver at 106 35. London price noted as 106 35, indicating a firm or updated quote in the bullion market.
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New York
London
Home Securities Market Report Shows Mixed Trading
The market remained steady with most stocks unchanged while activity stayed brisk, trading $42 shares to rival yesterday. Electric shares continued to slide, trading below zero on bids and offers around seven, amid widely noted reasons. Philadelphia Gas dipped even after a dividend announcement, and Central Traction yielded a concession while Luster firmed and Consignee held firmer. Manufacturers' Gas drew interest at 30 but none available.
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Electric
Philadelphia Gas
Central Traction
Luster
Consignee
Market Report Shows Day's Stock Sales Across Major Issues
The New York market yesterday totaled 345,717 shares with varied activity. Philadelphia Gas and Electric, Electric scrip, and multiple rail and utility issues seen in notable volumes, including Atchison 12,787 and St Paul 27,386 shares, among others.
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Electrica
Sigand Sat
Philadelphia
Wird
Pittsburg
New York
Money conditions improve after squeeze with steady loan supply
Money demand remains fair and bankers show willingness to extend accommodations. Clearing and balance figures are posted for New York and major cities with reports of easy money on call and continued stock of funds. Observers expect the squeeze to yield a shift toward legitimate lending and reduced speculative activity.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
New York Stocks End Day Quiet After Early Activity
The New York stock market opened firm but cooled later with little overall movement. Silver legislation drove swings in silver certificates while industrials showed strength, particularly New American Sugar Refinery certificates. Chicago Gas rose strongly despite dividend, and most declines were small fractions.
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New York
Wall Street
New England
Chicago Gas
Lackawanna
Union Pacific
Masoy
Chicago Gas i
Tennessee Coal
Atchison
Northern Pacific 54
Lake Erie
Domestic markets show steady prices amid quiet trade
Active cheese demand persists while prices hold. Creamery butter up 3 4c at sources. country butter dull with nominal value except fancy rolls. Overall trade remains quiet with light weekly volume expected. poultry ample, potatoes and apples quiet, onions firm. Nearby fruits and groceries list varied items with mixed demand as money market tightens.
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Cresmnery
Elgin
Oblo Ao
Rolla
New York
Sweitzer
Wisconsin
Largo
California
Peter Aiea
Foun
Jamaica
Vicar California
Malaca Graves
Jersey
Mining Quotations Report for January
New York and western mining quot. Adams Consolidated at 150. Aspen 575. Belcher 150. Colorado Central 100. California and Virginia 460. Eureka 200. Homestake 59. Horn Silver 290. Ontario 300. Ophir 20. Savage 210. Sierra Nevada 173. Standard 125. Sitter Creek 110. Union Consolidated 150.
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New York
Jan. J
Alice
Adams Consolidated
Aspen
Belcher
Colorado Central
Consolidated California
Fish market prices and canned goods list
A dense OCR snippet lists numerous seafood items and prices including sardines domestic and imported, mackerel in various forms, codfish and pollock, herring, white fish and lake trout. Also shown are canned goods like saccotash and corn beef options with varied price quotes and packaging sizes.
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Shore
George's
Round Shore
Hs Lake
Iceland
Grain Market Report From The Grain Exchange
Sales on call at the Grain Exchange show 1 car coarse winter wheat bran at 21 dollars and 975 pounds for timothy, with receipts bulletined at 26 cars including 19 by Pittsburg Fr Wayne and Chicago Railway. Wheat and oats weaker. hay steady for high grades but low grades weak. Prices per carload on track list mixed figures for rye, corn, oats, hay, and flour types with several regional quotes and futures-like valuations.
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Bradstreet
Gagawlige
Gye
Siige
Chicago
Hay Wesk
Si Ibi
Western
du Creamery
Elgin
Ucheere
Ohio Flats
Vic
ST. Lowis
Heya
Macane
Gee
Sue Ce
Sees
Sori
Minnesota
Tle
Philadelphia
Carlois
Pennsylvania
Minneapolis
Focal
Cincinnati
Java
Maracaibo
Mocha
Santos
la Guayra
Soaker Ac
Heac
Carolina
Louisiana
London
Muscatels
California
Valencia
Sultana
Turkey
Salonica
Do Ivica
Sicily
Smyrna
Lewon
Selies
Pape Eyeon
Sunkea
Grain Exchange
Lear
Timothy
Pittsburg
Fr. Wayne and Chicago Railway
St. Louis
eGonw
Wacon
Jon Ax
Prairie Bay
Sugar cured meats and trad e quotes from a 19th century sale
An extensive price list describes sugar cured hams and bacon in various sizes, dried beef, pork products, lard, tins and nails, with notes on trade activity. The piece situates current prices against last week and notes a quiet market with expectations of a fuller opening next month. It lists lumber and finished wood prices in detail and closes with general price stability for the year.
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California
Thurber Whyland public subscription offer details
Thurber Whyland and Co announce public subscription for shares with payment schedule 10 percent on application 30 percent on allotment 30 percent after 15 days and 50 percent after 30 days. Lists multiple city offices and banks as subscription points including New York Chicago and Providence with optional conversion to common stock at two for one for preferred subscribers.
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New Jersey
Thurber, Whyland & CO
3. W. White ,Co
Wall St
New York
Sherman St
Chicago
John H. Davis & CO
Connor £ CO
Broadway
Mpurteers
Teavdehs’ National Bank
Pre National Bank of New York Central Trust Company of
Messrs. Wilbover, Jackson & CO
Providence
H. L
Reade St
Thurber, Whyland &Co
Francis B. Thumber
Messrs
Francis B. Thurber
Albert E Whyland
Aei
Stormy Late News In Brief From Various Regions
Strikes tie up Chicago stoneyards. Oregon and Washington oppose taxing their World’s Fair exhibits. An arrest at Olot misidentified. an Alsatian is found insane. Earthquake shock reported in Brockville. A receiver sought for Marietta and North Georgia Railroad. Empress Victoria to accompany William to England. Ex Governor Pacheco sails to Guatemala. Dubuque saloonkeepers close to dodge law. Governor Peck backs appeal of the Banners law. National Life Insurance agent Harper under bond for embezzlement. City of Dallas reports schooner wreck with fourteen lives lost. Natives eat three murdered criminals in New Hebrides. Southern delegates in Atlanta map direct cotton steamship line. Reichstag critique of amnesty attacks by liberal leaders. Indiana Supreme Court upholds railroad timetable blackboards. Three fires in New York cause heavy losses. Montana Republicans propose equal distribution of offices after party seating. New York Board of Arbitration favors entrance exams for railways and anti collusion as misdemeanor.
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Chicago
Oregon
Washington
Olot
Padlewski
Brockville
Ont
Marietta and North Georgia
Basperer William
England
Pacheco
California
Mizner
Guatemala
Dubuque
Dallas
New Orleans
Bay Islands
Cayman
New Hebrides
Atlanta
Brunswick
Liverpool
Reichstag
Herr Richter
von Caprivi
Hismarck
Indiana Supreme Court
New York
Campbell, Nichols and George
Republican House of Representatives
Montana
House
Drrance
New York State Board of Arbitration
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Andrew Caster
Ashtabula
Panhardie
Janction
Thurber-Whyland Company
Essrs
Evarts, Choate and Beaman
Messrs. Leggatt
Arnold and McCune
Dawes Manufacturing Company
Liberty Street
Dickering
Hocking Coal and Iron Company
Northern Pacific
Ohio Southwestern
the Arsenal, Farmers' and Mechanics
Liberty National
People's Bank of
the Building Record
Walworth Manufacturing Company
Second Avenue
Twenty-third Ward
W. F. Cases
Fifth Avenue
Fourteenth Ward
Standard Manufacturing Company
Fountain Street
Firth Ward
Black & Baird
Atwood Street
Forbes
A.J. Pentecost
Frederecka Kurzelopper
Aladison Avenue
First Street
Third Ward
Allegheny
Reed B. Coyle & Co
Bosaa Vista
Hazelwood Avenue
Hinck & Baird
Peter Lehany
John A. Roll
Linden Station
E.D. Wingenroth
Nadine Park
Pokedo Avenue
Osage Alley
C. C. Movar
National Transit Cerae
Lima
Ima
Home Securities
Osly Lake
Suore & M
Lake
Erte
Nash ‘Ee
Michigan Central
New York Central
Cesk
Tisno & Minsissippi
Pullman Palace
Richmond
A & Moen
St. Paul & Duluth
Diinn
Bhian
Texas Ac
Union Paulie
Allerheny NS
Sean Oss
Wheeling & L
T. Adl
Ovens Wheeting & T
Ti ¢Rman Nat
Alerican Co
Cie Csl
Masonic Hank
Oones
It. & M. Not
N. Bank Monon
Hank
Boston
Maine
Anto
Calumet & Hecia Secia
Pee Neee
Cambida
Franklin Oo
Phila. Uo
Huron — Oellog
FiteShure H. It
Mearsarge
Voer Flint & Pere M Flot & Pere M
Onceola Oo
Drac'n
Ione Sete
Santa Fe
Tamarack
Tex
Cen
Peasant Valier
Ean Dieeo Land Co
Ose Oia Colony Mayer
West End Land Co
Kell Teie
Sonseal N.Y. & Co
Lamson Tore S
Allonez
Cou
Wwestinghouse
Juritney , Stephenson
Boreners
York & Change
Nia Ashed
Pennsyivanto Mallroad
Seton
Philadelph Leonie Vaile
Lehigh Navigation
Tim Tit
Money Marest
U.S
Igs
M. K
Mutual Union
Alissouri
Paul Econsols
Central Pacific
Cole
Den
Union Pacifie
Ee Krad
Tissarge
Anoon
New York Exchange
BosTos
Oo York
Iladelphia
Wisi
Aim
Cotton Ml Trust
Atch
Canads Southern
Pa Tsenger
Chicago Gas Trust
Del
Lack & Waat
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Office OF Eitissurg Dispatch
Wernpwrspay
Oort Bisck
Fry
PMR
S. W. White & CO
MrgEs
Messes. Connor & CO
Thurber, Whyland
State of
Central Trust Company OF New Connor & CO
F. B. Thurber
Albert E. Whyland
Alexis Godillot, Jr
John C. Bouton
Henry B. Kirkland
H.W. Cannon
Thomas T. Bare
Messrs. Yaldex, Brooks & Donnelly
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Peck
W. V. Harper
National Life Insurance Company of
Vermont
Caneris
Porter
Carteris
Trsen
FL Gason
Joseph Horne
St. Gall
Tol da Norte
Chalon
Bath
Imperial
Heather & Renfrew
Zephyr
Falt-P
Brokers—Financial
Mya
People’ Savings Bank
Fourth Avenue Canal
Lloyd, Edward & Duff
Asat
Sec
Treas
John Mi. Oakley
Chigaga
Asiath ST
Pitwourg
Medical
Whittier
Penn Avenue
Pitteburg
Ani
Patton
Monly
Pajotlinsunk
F.C, Fowler
Moodus
Conun
K* Lak
Ave
Pistaburg
Ronan
Saariey
Emil
Stucky
Druzzist
Tland
Penn
Eeet Torner Wylie
Falton St
Sandens Electric Belt
Arantee
Sanden Ectiumg Co
Eafe
Somra
Flabar Brook
Woodward Ave
Detroit
Mick
Pesbats
Seana
Red Beas Co Boke HH
Josep Fleming & Son's
Ars Market St
Park
Place
Fone
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