Iron Trade Review reports firm prices and strong June tonnage
The Pittsburg iron trade shows no demand weakness as June raw iron and steel sales reach 345,950 tons, up from 190,444 a year ago. Carpenters strike ends, furnaces largely sold for future deliveries, and widespread confidence in a robust fall trade with continued price maintenance across products and shipments.
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Ion Mes
Pittsburg
Mmoet
Iro
Bersomeron Bend
Inter
Nouv
Srext
Katis
sTeet Stans Ayp
Inventory Checks Buy and the Outlook Is Not Too Cheerful
The Dispatch notes a tight purchasing climate as checks and buying lines remain constrained. July 1 markets show limited activity with lingering restrictions affecting consumer sentiment and credit flow.
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Tovedha
the Dispatch
Berraio
Rogers, Brown & Cany
Uncertain Market Signals After Holiday Shutdown
Market notes indicate light stocks at furnaces and ironworks. Violence or unrest is not present, but consumption remains minimal. Prices stay unchanged and nascent demand may rise only after the national holiday shutdown ends.
Clouds Breaking for Philadelphia Iron Market Outlook
The first half of the year saw the iron market in its worst period since 1778, driven by foreign influence and the Baring crisis. Recent weeks bring improved foreign conditions and renewed confidence, but the six month outlook remains unpromising with steady demand and muted prices. Philadelphia employers and workers expect possible amicable adjustments, while steel mills show no price or market improvement.
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ST Pcial
Paraveurma
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Wedlom
DULLNESS AT BIRMINGHAM IRON MARKET PERSISTS
July 2 report from Binars Guam notes continued dullness in Birmingham area iron market. Furnaces idle or slow, rail movement weak, prices set by established contracts. No wage demands or raises. new furnaces begin service in Schemeeld and Anniston area, with charcoal furnaces near full operation after long rest.
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SPR
Binars
Guam
Ata
Arket
Logia
Grey
Anniston
Dearth of Large Orders in St Louis Market Signal Hope
Specialized telegram from St Louis dated July 3 notes dull buying in the market with orders from a few buyers. Analysts view any cola orders as hopeful, prices quoted cash fob St Louis. Mentions various coke grades and forge products and a feature by John L. Russell Young contributing to The Dispatch Sundays.
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Sr. Locm
Rogers, Brown & Meacham Siy
St. Louis
Sothern Coke
Cccecwevencessaces
Esot Y Forge
Market Basket Offers Fresh Produce and Lower Prices
Market notes show fruits and vegetables at improved quality and generally lower prices. Strawberries remain hot with higher prices than last week while raspberries lead small fruit sales. Cherries plentiful but pricey. cantaloupes large and high quality. eggs scarce. butter steady. fish and meats vary with some price declines. Florists report scarce roses. overall market signals suggest easing, though select items remain costly.
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Ronets
Bermuda
Salmom
Mito
York
Fonda
France
Os Ol
Bauy
Bay
Moss
Markets by Wire Wheat and Corn Drift in Jumbled Trading
Market notes from St Louis show wheat prices fluctuating with minor gains and losses through the session. Prices for July and August contracts edged lower while December held steady as traders weighed war rumors. Corn rose modestly amid cautious trading with oats and other grain futures steady near previous levels.
PrimaDELicia-Wool trade stays quiet in Boston market
The wool trade shows quiet activity in Boston with weekly sales averaging 2430.20 pounds. Prices are mostly steady except for certain wools remaining weak in favor of buyers. Regional notes include Ohio and Michigan prices, and various wool types priced in local terms with general demand spanning fine to carpet wools.
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Boston
Ohio
Ichivan
SieBic
Michigan
Delaine
Delaing
M@Me
Territory
Gaga
Trexas
California
Oregon
Tromler
Pittsburg Trade Revival After Labor, Seale Settlement Boosts Outlook
The weekly market note credits the iron seal’s end and a halt to the carpenters’ strike with renewed confidence across Pittsburg. Builders rally, new projects start, and dwellings rise as forecourts and mills push forward. Foreseen dividends and favorable crop news support a stronger economic climate.
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Iron Seale
Pittsburg
Samson
No Surprises and No Material Changes in Stock Values
The market closed dull with declines in many issues near the Fourth of July holiday. Philadelphia Gas, Pleasant Valley, Luster, Central Traction, and Wheeling Gas showed weaker closes while others held nominally. Skirmisher notes semiannual settlements, improving conditions at home and abroad, and a cautious outlook with potential reorganization of Electric and Manufacturing.
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Stock Exchange
Philadelphia
Pleasant Valley
Luster
Pittalurg
Wheeling
New York
Cleveland
Gaa
Pittsburg
Manipulated Stocks Push Market Higher On Eve of Holiday
The New York Stock Exchange saw intensified dullness before a holiday as few regulars attended. A steady rise occurred in select stocks driven by manipulation, while bonds remained dull and sugar benefited from the dividend injunction amid a shrinking reserve in the bank statement.
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New York Stock Exchange
Seston
Market Summary and Price Movements on New York Exchange
The report notes a modest stock retreat in New England, with Louisville and St Paul among leaders. Western National Bank dividend restraint boosts American Sugar Refining. Gains arise from 44g per cent extension, London prices, and St Paul earnings. Sugar Trust strong amid dividend dispute, Chicago Gas weak from manipulation. Richmond, Fulton Elevated rise. road bonds dull, overall market firm though active lasses lag.
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Fourth Avenue
Birmingham Traction
Manchester Traction
Duquesne
Pleasent Valley
German American Insurance Company
German Savings and Deposit Bank of Birmingham
Northern Liberties Bridge Company
Ite Infoaction
Ymen
Barnard
Ittsburg
Pittsburg
Gray
Highwood Park
Chicago
Mhetch Addits
Sidney Street
John Joyce
Henry Holtzer
Pine Street
Penn Avenue
S. Peranesky
Our Alley
Boston
New England
Louisville
St. Paul
Western National Bank
American Sugar Refining Company
Tradt
Grangers
Missouri Pacific
St. Ul
Northern Pacific
Pacific
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Rock Island
Pacific Mail
Wabash
Richmond
Fulton
John M. Oakley & Co
London
St. Paul Road
Aays
New York Stock Exchange
Warrney & Stephenson
Amertei Cotton
American Cotton
Waegee Am
Sugar Refining Co
Em Nee Co
Mil
St Paul
al C
Northwestern
Hork Oeck
Tng
Rilo Grande
E. T. Va
Illinois
West
Pi Loulaville & Nashville
Lake
Ain
Ohio
Aelfic
Ary National
Co Nat. Cordage
National
New York Central
A&n
Uyorthern Pacific
el Ohio
Missizetopi
Philadelphia
Read
St. A
Palace
Asane P.T
Mary Mmichmond P.T
Pre
St. Paul & Oy: St. Pan! & Dulu Xag Pavitie
Anee
Union Pacific
Watashi
L. E
The Money Centers Stronger City Banks Signaling Ban on Loans
The week brought best figures in three months for city banks, aided by Iran seal news and building prospects. Clearing House statements show deposits and circulation up while reserves remained above required levels. loans rose by 3.78 million with a 1.61 million drop in specie and a 680 thousand decline in legal tender. Money on call in New York ranged near 2 1/2 percent, with closing bond quotations noted.
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New York
Westeseny
Prime Mercantile
Regio Exchange Quiet
Minabe
Bank Clearings Across Major Hubs This Week
St Louis and New York clearings show strong activity with sizeable balances. New York dealers reselling at earnings report $257,000 in balances, while Boston and Philadelphia also post substantial totals. Money rates quoted around 4 percent, with discounted exchange noted for New York.
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St. Louis
New York
Sustone T
Bank Balances and Clearings Reported in Weekly Totals
For week ended, balances show totals of 0 008 508 in batr ments and 96 082 611 in clearings. The money rate is six per cent with a balance figure of 842 720. The OCR text presents fragmented figures and unclear tokens, but indicates weekly balances and clearing totals with a 6 percent rate.
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Cen Battimons
Allouez Milling Company Water Line Fails to Align
A fragmented OCR item lists references to Atchison and Allouez Milling, Boston lines, Mon Calumet, Hieda, and Franklin with numbers and notes on water flange alignment. The readable text suggests a utility or infrastructure update affecting several local entities and routes.
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Atchison & Tral
Allouez M. Co
Comeenis
Boston
Mon Calumet & Hieda
Butte
Closing stock quotations from Philadelphia and Boston
Closing quotations of Philadelphia stocks furnished by Whitney & brokers at No 57 A Avenue, with members New York Stock Exchange and Pennsylvania Railroad. Boston, July 3. Electric stock quotations listed include Westinghouse Electric, Houston Electric, Wayne Electric, and Electric Cable Co. with varying bid and ask indications.
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Philadelphia
Whittney & Brokers
A Avenue
New York
RF & Phennsylvania Railroad
Boston
Mining Stock Quotations for July 31
New York July 31 list shows prices for multiple mining stocks. Notable quotes include Adams Consolidated at 178, Consol and Belcher at 200, Hureka Consolidated at 1100, Iron Silver at 100, Ophir at 400, and Sierra Nevada at 290. Other names such as Ontario, Mexican, Union Consolidated, Savage, and Ontario appear with varied figures.
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New York
Alice
Joe
Adams Consolidated
Iso
Consol and Belcher
Choliat
California
Virgin
Dwood
Hureka Consolidated
Lion
Horn
Iron
Mexican
Ontario
Ophir
Geleketiver
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Union Consolidated
Live Stock Markets Report from Fulwe & Cattle Receipts
Market quiet with 600 head cattle receipts and shipments noted. No cattle shipped to New York today as consignments move slowly. Philadelphia and New York prices mixed with best Yorkers around 515 to 475, overall market firm to slow.
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Privarves
New York
Omaha cattle and hog receipts show mixed demand across markets
Telegraph reports Omaha cattle receipts near 900 head with desirable grades firm while common stock and prassers lag. Hogs at 900+ heads show higher bidding. Yankees and other regions record higher, while New York and Chicago markets reflect mixed movement. Sheep and calves steady to firm. overall tone cautious with weak sentiment on lighter cattle. Buffalo and Kansas brief rounds indicate slower demand for common lots and firming on select loads.
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Omaha
York
Chicago
St. Louis
Lumba
Savannan Turpentine and Rosin Prices Reported
The Savannan turpentine firm shows steady bids while rosin remains firm with bids at 1 244 127. New York rosin is dull and weak, turpentine quiet and easy, while Quantestown turpentine holds steady. Rosin is firm with strained stock at 12.5, and wood resin products show price firmness including salon lip style items and virgin resin at 340.
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Savannan
New York
C. Rosin
Altataad
Mige
Rosin
Virgin
Unclear OCR Coffee Rates Note July 1 Item
Fragmentary OCR text from New York dated July 1 shows scattered figures on coffee operations and prices. The legible parts mention rates, a December figure, and nominal spot prices, but the wording is garbled and lacks coherent events or entities.
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New York
Ioan Foie
The Drygoods Market Sees Trade Through New Year
Despite slow spot buying, the market maintains full mail order trade. Deliveries and stock changes kept confidence high as buyers and sellers anticipated stronger overall business and a robust outlook for continued trade.
Young Baptists Gathering at National Convention in Curcaco
Advices indicate over 2000 delegates will attend the Baptist Young People's National Convention in Curcaco from July 7 to 9 with overflow meetings at the M. E. Church. Delegations begin arriving Monday morning as debates center on forming a Christian Endeavor Association or a union under church auspices.
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Christian Endeavor Association Pn
Arch Bishop forbids Sisters from begging at city treasury
Chicago July 5 The Servite Sisters and Little Sisters of the Poor faced a church order to stop soliciting alms at the City Treasurer’s office on pay days. The Little Sisters complied while a Servite nun continued to ask at the door amid unclear future actions by Archbishop Feehan.
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Chicago
Servite Sisters
Little Sisters of the Poor
Muldoon
Feehan
Little Sisters of
Markets Steady With Mixed Produce And Weak Potatoes
No Chicago cereal reports. home markets show steady or higher pricing for fresh eggs and Elgin butter while low grades and country butter weaken. Fruits and vegetables move freely at former prices as Southern potatoes are in poor shape and markets overall are weak.
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Elgin
Tetania
S— Navy
Chalee
Sweitzer
Taramin
Ebahert
Prices firm for raw sugar with outlook for rise
Raw sugars hold firm as recent advances persist yet old prices stand. Outlook suggests prices will climb soon. Coffee markets quiet with mixed commodity listings across roasts and varieties including Mocha and Santos.
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Pines
Jara
Santos
Zis Sc
Caracas
Winces
Berry
Rio
Pacante
Casala
Ohio
Rapa
Mme
Ene Cape
Purity
Grain Market Notes at the Exchange Today
Grain, flour and feed sales on call at the Grain Exchange with mixed carlot quotations and receipts bulletined. No session held by Chicago Grain Exchange. tone strong. Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and St. Louis line of cars noted, with oats and corn receipts and various flour and bran shipments. Prices show advances on carload lots, and U S and foreign quotations hint at broad market activity amid patriotic sentiment.
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Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago Railway
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Lake Erie
Chicago Grain Exchange
New York
Chicago
Igau
Reform for a Good Man Prompts Police Probe
Criminal-Rev. E. BR. Donehoo calls judges and detectives to prevent the relapse of reform in many a good man as readers are urged to see tomorrow’s 70 page issue of The Dispatch.
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Shirley Dare
THE
Dispatch
E. BR. Donehoo
Janges
the Dispatch
Burnett's Wilkinsburg Congregation Moves Toward New Church
Rev J A Burnett leads Wilkinsburg dissidents who split from the R P Church and hold services in Lohr's Hall. A business meeting Monday will decide whether to build a new church or arrange use of old United Presbyterian property as Burnett is ordained soon and a Sunday school will form. REMINISCENCE previews two Judges Brackenridge in THE Dispatch tomorrow.
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Ellwood
Hartman Manufacturing Company
Tube Works
Pittsburg
Kensington
Robert L Rhodes
Allegheny
Charles Seybold
Jeannette
Capean UE Brothers
Fred Singenfeleer
W. A. McCowan
Pittsburg Reduction Company
Steel Wheel Company
Ork
Flint Glass Company
Ken Pon
Scott
W. C. Stewart
J. E. Glass
William H. Cassidy
Alexander C. Watkins
Thirteenth Ward
Aliquippa Place
A. Z. Byers & Co
Ridgeview Land Company
Ernest Newhouser
Esq
California
Ne Avenues
Cme Oleventhally
Jack & Baird
Elwood
West End
Erro
Magaw & Goff
Jim
W. C. Shallenberger
Park Place
Burrell Improvement Company
Joseph
Cornelius Gallagher
Sharpeburg
Homer L. Mershon
M. D
C. E. Sherman
Beaver Falls
E. Rt. McMasters
J. A. Burnett
Wilkinsburg
R. P
Burnett
Lohr
United Presbyterian Church
A. P
Six New Churches Under Way in Wilkinsburg Area
Six churches are planned for Wilkinsburg and nearby communities this summer as carpenter strikes end. Projects include Presbyterian at Center and South streets, another Presbyterian at Edgewoodville, a United Brethren on Cole Porter, and a Baptist in Wilkinsburg. delays due to the strike are noted, with at least four nearly complete were workers available.
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Wilkinsburg
Center
South Streets
Edgewoodville
U. Joes Vy. Burnett
United Brethren
Cole Poer
Frourish Ieeesare Ion
Thill
Wil
Penoe
Wilkin
George Grant Arrested For Assault At Tin Store
George Grant foreman at Fleming and Hamilton’s tin store on Market street was arrested yesterday on a warrant by Alderman McMasters for assault and battery. The prosecutor, a boy named Henry Gross, says Grant grabbed him by the throat and nearly choked him while in the shop. Grant was held for a hearing.
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George Grant
Fleming & Hamilton
Market Street
Alderman McMasters
Henry Gross
Grant
Scott Township Names New Teachers for Coming Term
Scott Township School Board elected July 2 the new teaching staff led by Principal T. T. Taylor and supervisor Isabella McClurg with Jean Donaldson Maud Wachob Maggie Meanor Ina McClarren Thomas Maud Aughinbaugh and Mr Bittner to join. Mt Lebanon school assignments to be filled next week.
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Scott Township
T. T. Taylor
Fuller
Isabella McClurg
Jean Donaldson
Maud Wachob
Maggie Meanor
Ina McClarren
Thomas Maud Aughinbaugh
Bittner
Mt Lebanon
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Tata
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Ae Blooms
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KDE
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Eanh
Cath
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Cash & Thyme
Tony
Cae Smythe
Eoran
Ameer
Buffalo
Birmingham
John Lenssell Young
World of Letters
Wool Market
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Ursuline Land Company
Fifth Avenue
A. Leggate & Son
Sherman Avenue
Healty
Stewart
Yoder Land Company
J. McD. Scott
Home Securities
Atchison
Delawa
Lackawanne
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Kansas Ag
Turpentine Markets
Young Baptists Gathering
the Home Markets
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Kage
Cnla Muscatels
Appies
Bate
Fison
Geof
Finnan Haddies
Nashville
E. Wiggers
Wiggers
Ws. Wiggers
Mr. Wiggers
Brackenridge
Western
Europe
Carter
Swayne
Pollan
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Wurrvey & Stephenson
Savings Bank
Porras Avenue
Sapp Warde
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Sixth ST
Pittaburg
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