Surfeit of Beeves and Mixed Market Beef Prices
A livestock report notes few choice fresh cows and bracey common stock. Veal calves steady with top price near five dollars per cwt. Hogs receipts high. prices steady to up from Monday. Sheep and lambs weaker with top sheep around 5.50 per cwt and lambs near 6.59. Multiple firms show varied cattle hog and sheep sales with price ranges and head counts.
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Disraten
Pivtareure
Werxeenar
William Rolmes & Co
Chicago
Ohio
Indiana
Wehigher
New York
Jeeves
Market Summary of Cattle Hogs and Sheep Receipts
Telegraph market report outlines New York Chicago Buffalo and Cincinnati cattle receipts and prices. Cattle demand mixed steady to higher in Chicago and Kansas City while hogs soften. sheep and lambs show steady to firm signals with regional variances.
Wheat Market Slips Then Recovers Amid War News Dullness
Chicago and New York prices show initial weakness as war news tenses bear outlook, with May futures sliding before gains on improved reports. Mohler estimates raise crop concerns, while Bradstreet data indicate weekly declines. prices recover, oats and corn firm, hogs weak. cash quotes list mixed grains and pork values across major markets.
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Chicago
Mohler
Kansas Board of Adennture
May
Sme
Minneapolia
Bradstreet Es
Slo
Corm
Shorts
Park
Jubn
Northsiders Eye Acreage Shifts and New Leases
Fer rs ville Avenue growth spurs migration toward East End as Blace & Baird finalize two major leases. Mrs A E Schmertz takes 115 Smithfield and A Bertonia for three years at 5000 annually, while E Moyle & Co signs for 165 Lacock Street Allegheny at 1700 yearly.
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Blace & Baird Agency
A. E. Schmertz
A. Bertonia
Smithfield Street
E. Moyle & Co
Lacock Street
Allegheny
Home securities bid lively but no major change
The New York values show lively bidding with most figures below holders' views. A wild Chilean rumor affected New York stocks briefly but recovered with no significant weak features, while Philadelphia Gas, Laster and Switch and Signal made small concessions and Pittsby Timetron firmed slightly.
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Chile
Philadelphia
Laster
Pittsby Timetron
Market closes with mixed bids for railroad bonds
Manchester traction shares held near prior levels while Birmingham and Kesne stayed steady. No sales at first call. Second call saw 0 Manchester Trac tion shares at 39.75 and 5 Switch and Signal Jy. Third call recorded 35 Birmingham at 1974 and $1,000 Duquesne bonds. After call, 45 Pittsburgh Traction traded at 49. Bids and offers were listed.
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Manchester
Kesne
Birmingham
Manchester Traction
Duquesne
Pittsburg Traction
Stocks Endorse Broad Strength Amid Mixed Advances
The market showed strength in spots with high volume and broad activity. Manhattan and Lackawanna led gains while Louisville and Nashville posted a loss. Grangers and Burlington drove a late rally as industrials stayed firm and bonds ticked higher.
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Nashville
New York
Lackawanna
Shorts
Manhattan
Western Union
Reading
Grangers
Burlington
Boston
Lovees
New Albany
Chicago
Richmond
West Point
New al
Atchison
Chicago Gas
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Erie
Louisville and Nacisville
Missouri Pacific
Northwestern
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mail
St. Paul
St. Paul and Omaha
Union Pacific
Howests
Mining Stock Quotations from New York Market
Mining stocks listed for June 27 include Alice 135 Aspen 30 percent Best Belcher 20 Chollar 120 Consolidated California and Virginia 650 Dead Wood 10 Eureka Consolidated 0 Gould and Curry 150 Hale and Norcross 1165 Home Stake 1250 Horn Silver 350 Mexican 210 Ontario 4300 Ophir Savace 125 Sierra Nevada 175 Standard 40 Union Consolidated 170 Yellow Jacket 120.
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New York
Alice
Aspen
Best & Belcher
Chollar
Consolidated California
Bar Silver Quotations
Bar silver in London quoted lower at 41 1 2d per ounce, New York dealers' price per ounce.
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New York
London
Banks Ready to Meet All Reasonable Money Demands
The local money market showed no change with moderate cash calls and abundant funds. Bank clearings reached $2,535,331 with balances of $602,421 31, while money rates floated around 1 percent on call and 3 to 4 percent on time. mercantile paper at 4 1/2 to 5 percent.
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New York
Wall Street
Commission House
Senate
I. Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Coffee Markets Report From New York and Baltimore
New York notes show steady closes after mixed opening with options down 5 to 10 points and firm spot trading. January to July futures quoted with several coins and cents figures. Baltimore reports Rio cargoes firm with No 7 bids around 17 cents, while New Orleans notes coffee ordinary to inferior at about 16 1/4 cents.
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New York
ILTO
Ilmwe
Lsige
Bautimore
Rio Cargoes, Fair
New Onwrans
Eio Ordinary
Inir
New Year Market Summary and Drygoods Update
New Year market notes show copper weak and inactive at lake with 1075 dollars, lead dull and firmer at domestic 425, tin quiet and weak at Straits 1060, and iron moderately active at American 157,901,775. Wool shipments total 6,700 pounds with a fair movement at steady rates. there is no change in the drygoods market as of January 27.
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Wye
Western
Harley Dull
Chosing
Bulge
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Western Steam
Western Diary
Sige
Januar
Oige
Canada Southern
New
Sis C
Paul
Col. Coal & Iron Feteeeweenai
Col. & Hockin Teens
Del
Saat
Seeseusee
Den
Rio Gran Seip Aero
Senene Ven
National Corda, Co
Hes Nz
Hes
National Load ‘Trust
York
Paienen
Norfolk & Weste
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pact
Nouern Pacific
St. Paul & Duluth
National
Seenee National Lead Co
Maciel
Boston
Mont
Calumet & Hee
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Mae Paiste Franklin Ty Fijot
Pero Pitelyburg
He Filnt& P. M
Wid
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Nateton Lani Oe
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Como
West End
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Beil Tele
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Be. Ink
E.T
Wis
Central Fd
Allouez Min
Philadelphia
Caconansom
Syenne
Stoc
Phila
Ned Beeses
Jon
Late News In Brief Cultural and Global Notices
Hebrew colonists contract for lands in Mexico and Panama protests against immigrant aid. Moscow aids famine sufferers while a Panamanian English syndicate plans a trolley. Chinese Gordon’s death anniversary observed in London. A gang of counterfeiters exposed in Panama. Bilbao sees mob fighting with Spanish troops. The Albion steamer overdue to London with fears of foundering. New York Assembly allows newspaper witnesses to electrical executions. Frank and Mrs. Brown killed by a stallion in Indiana. London death rate rises due to grip. Aurora, Indiana, hit by grip closing schools after an outbreak. Esher faction wins in Chicago church property suit. Mexican extradition cases referred to General Government. Kansas wheat estimate up to 58,070,000 bushels. George Myers farmhouse fire roasts a child and relative. Cardinal Archbish of Paris resists papal instruction. Pullman window ventila tor patent suit in Detroit. John A. MacDonald elected in Nova Scotia. Omaha depot collision demolishes two engines. Baltimore and Ohio wreck blocks Cadl County travel with oil-car fires.
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Dodge
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United States
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Illinois
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House of Commons
Victoria
N.S
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Mackenzi
Prices rise for eggs and Elgin butter in cold spell
The cold snap stiffens prices with strictly fresh eggs up 2c a dozen and Elgin creamery butter rising. Supplies are tight for fancy stock, country rolls and dressed poultry remain in demand while potatoes onions and other produce show little gain. Canned goods firm, sugar news soft, and overall staples hold.
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Vo Corrie
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Iciiec
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Cassia
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Obio
Elaine
Grain Exchange Sales Report Shows Buyer Advantage
The Grain Exchange receipt bulletin lists multiple car lots by rail line including Pittsburg Cincinnati St Louis and Baltimore and Ohio with oats bran hay car corn malt flour and cat hay. Demand remains light with heavy receipts and a generally buyer favored cereal market. Prices for heat No 2 red and No 1 cats are noted along with flour and millfeed price ranges.
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Grain Exchange
Timothy Hay
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Baltimore and Ohio
Lake Erie
Western
Turpentine Prices Steady in Quiet New York Market
New York buyers see turpentine prices hold steady with the Turpentine quint and firm at given mids. Prices for spirits of turpentine steady at 3l,roin with good strained at $110 and $115, crude turpentine at $100, yellow dip and Virginia values noted.
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gQsdige
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Chaartestos
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