Signs of Prosperity at Braddock and an Edgar Thomson Boom
An interview notes Braddock industrial expansion as Edgar Thomson works run seven furnaces at full capacity, producing about 1000 tons of steel rails daily. The plant plans two new furnaces and stacks this season, with extensive bricklayer and labor activity, amid rising rail prices and strong demand.
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Edgar Thomson
Bleu Thommen
Braddock Works
Charece
Addenbrook
Enfranchisement of Slaves Opens Brazilian Market for Goods
The North British Mail notes growing demand in Brazil for shoes umbrellas clothes and firearms driven by slave enfranchisement. Britain leads trade with £86000 of grearms imported, while Belgium and Austria-Hungary compete in textiles furniture and related goods.
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Brazil
Great Britain
Belgium
Austria
Philadelphia Frocks Closing Quotations Stock Listing
Fragmentary stock listing reads like a trade page with prices and items for sale. The readable fragments mention Pulladey stock and Urckers Res, suggesting a timetable of market quotes and dealer terms.
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Pulladey
Eenson
Urckers Resork
Ernouytvente Saltrent
Paper mill prospect discussed in Glasgow Mall report
A discussion notes the lack of a paper mill in Java and nearby areas with a call for enterprising firms to invest in papermaking. It mentions potential returns for a mill in Hinton and references 000 pounds annual import figures as context for the industry.
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Java
Glasgow
Soerabays
Wool Market Summary from New York and Texas
Prices in New York wool market steady and quiet while domestic stocks are weak. Receipts show limited demand and a slight downward trend in some categories with no major price changes overall.
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Sugcee
Texas
Copper Quiet in New York Markets As January Steadies
Copper trades steady in New York with minimal activity and the January tone muted. Lead softens while tin sees modest demand and price support.
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New York
Lake
Wheat market dull with late drop tied to gold shipments
The wheat market showed a dull session with narrow fluctuations and a late decline after a surge in gold shipments to Europe. Domestic and European cues were weak, with higher Baltic stock revisions and India exports down, weighing on prices. corn and oats followed with small losses while futures curves steadied near the day’s end.
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Odessa
India
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Goesrie
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Onime
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Ion Ae Foux
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New Orleans
Landmark doomed as Lafayette Hall sale seals fate
Lafayette Hall has been sold to the Tradesman’s National Bank via W L Vankirk for 5100 to Miller 4 McBride. The historic building will stand for one to two years before being torn down to make way for a modern business block not to include hotels. The site carries strong historical ties to the Republican movement and local fairs, and its replacement prompts regret.
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Tatarette Hall
Republican
Horace Greeley
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Historic Lafayette Hall Sold and to be Given to Vandals
The article surveys Pittsburgh rent trends amid a growing demand for small laborer housing. It notes landlords hold leverage, with limited supply, while new homes and suburban builds ease competition. Business districts expand north of Smithfield, moderating rents, and a spring influx of firms predicts more commercial structures.
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Pittsburg
Dispatch
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Smithfield
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Electric stock demand drives morning market surge
The day’s feature was electric shares with every offer sold and prices rising over prior quotes. Gas stayed firm with little supply while brokers predicted further gains, citing steady buyer activity and a trend toward higher valuations.
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la Noria
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Banks Predict Spring Demand Boosts Surplus Reduction
Bankers briefed on the economy forecast a spring revival of demand for money as trade and building activity pick up. Lending rates hover around 6.7 percent, exchange markets ease, and city clearings show varied but solid activity across New York Boston Philadelphia and Chicago with notable balances.
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Stern
N York
St. Louis
Anaes
Bulls Hold the Fort Amid Market Hammering
Oil market gains persisted as bulls resisted persistent selling despite traders reacting to a New York producers' meeting. Principal sellers included McKee and Sproul with cautious sentiment shaping trading in New York and Handander districts.
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New York
McKee
Sproul
Real estate inquiry grows as buyers seek small houses
The inquiry shows high demand for small homes with many women calling. Listings include D. E Jackman selling a two story dwelling on Fayette Street for 7275 and other parcels across Pittsburgh area to buyers like T. H. Adams and John E. Williams. Several properties change hands on Grant Street and McFarland plan with prices ranging from 650 to 13000, reflecting a brisk market ahead of spring flitting.
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D. E Jackman
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C. Fayette Streeny
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D. P. Thomas & Co
Grant Street
Peoples’ Savi Bank
John E. Williams
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Thirteenth Ward
W. A. Herron & Long
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Wilkinsburg
Station
Ewing & Byers
Moore
Henry Hahn
Chestnut Street
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Coraopolis
Pittsburg
Lake Ene
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Emma Groff
St. Clair Street
McFarland
Jet
Nineteenth Ward
Beech Street
Allegheny
John F. Baxter
Lewis Cristlet
Bank of Commerce
Brushton Station
Frankstown Avenue
Wall Street Dips as Bears Return and Stocks Retreat
New York markets showed subdued activity with Atchison rising briefly on rumored foreign buying but then reversing as bears sold. Pullman Palace Car and Delaware and Hudson advanced, while Green Bay firsts dropped sharply. overall the day closed lower with most gains erased and bonds modestly active.
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Hess Ee
Missouri Pacific
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Nortik
Westeras
SOO Norfolk & Wau
Pontae
Oregon
Mining Stocks Report From New York Exchange
In New York trading, Amador and Medonia Consolidated California and Virginia close with notable gains. Deadwood T, Navajo, and Iron Silver show strong performance while Mutual and Sores seas volumes remain steady.
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Amador
1Medonia B
Consolidated Califorsts
Virginia
Comoneal Deadwood T
Iron Siver
Mutual
Attempt to Boost Flour by Restricting Output Abortive
The Produce commission merchants report trade as featureless after a heavy snow and cold. Prices for eggs and butter stay subdued with slight gains for cash buyers compared to last year. Flour output attempts fail to lift activity as mills face weak demand from Minneapolis to Chicago and St. Louis.
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Produce Commission
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Lima
Eva Iberri
Messina O Boas
Florida
Jamaica
Local Delicacy Prices Listed For Hams And Meats
A fragmented price list shows various ham types and meat products with prices and weights. Items include large hams, medium hams, small hams, California hams, bacon, roasts, shoulders, bellies, dry goods, dried beef, and pork products. Prices range by cut and weight with multiple decimal-like notations indicating per unit costs.
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California
S. c
Dressed Meat and Armour Co. Meat Carcass Totals
In a brief notice the Dressed Meat and Armour Company lists dressed meats including boot carcasses and other cuts with quantities in tons and pieces. The fragment mentions a range of tonnage and item counts though details are incomplete.
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Armour & Co
Condition of the Market at the East Liberty Stock Yards
Market report from January 22 1880 noting cattle receipts 4 CarrieReceipts 18 head and no cattle to New York, hog receipts 4 400 head with 1 400 shipped to Philadelphians at $6 00 to $15, sheep receipts 6 000 head with 9 000 head shipped, market steady at yesterday's prices.
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Higwin
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Market Tone Mixed as Cattle Receipts Vary Across Cities
Telegraph reports mixed livestock activity with 470 head of American refrigerator beef steady in Liverpool tone yet overall dull trading. Chicago and St Louis show varied cattle receipts, sheep and hogs steady to easier while Buffalo notes no fresh receipts and held-over loads.
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Texas
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The Curtain Signals Pre Show Developments
A brief tease notes events before a curtain rise in the upcoming series. Observers expect announcements and organizational moves shaping the opening act and lineup. Local venues and press linger on names of key participants and anticipated venues.
Atchison Leads Boston Stocks At Opening Drift
Boston January 2 Atchison moves up sharply by $2 at the opening and sustains lead as a market feature. In the following hour the tide turns lower with several stocks slipping below last night’s close while Atchison remains the standout gainer.
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Atchison
Trunk Murder Echoes From Room 144 At Southern Hotel
A January report revisits the 1885 Maxwell Preller killing in room 144 of the Southern Hotel. A guest recounts poltergeist like events including moving drawers sudden explosions and doors and drawers opening by themselves before leaving the room.
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Southern
Maxwell
Preller
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