Diamond Markets Prices Hold Steady Across Goods
The Diamond Markets maintain steady pricing on meats and produce. Tenderloin steaks fetch 3 to 25 cents per pound, with fancy cuts higher. vegetables show varied rates including potatoes at 2 to 50 cents per half peck and tomatoes at 2 cents per box. Fresh citrus and berries list several per-dozen or per-quart prices, while fish and seafood offer ranges from 10 to 250 cents per pound for selections like salmon and halibut. Flowers headline with assorted rose varieties priced per dozen.
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California
Blackie
N. Y
Live Stock Markets Report From East Liberty
Market condition shows no cattle shipped to New York for the day. Receipts and shipments vary with several consignments noted, including 700 head of cattle and 2,500 head shipments. Market orders appear limited and activity subdued amid overall quiet.
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East Liberty Lock
Varia
Orher Prrrsnone Dispatch
CatTie
Recelpw
New York
Poe
Market Receipts and Prices Across Cattle Sheep and Hogs
Telegraph reports brisk trading with 9 carloads for the market and 75 carloads for export. Prices vary for cattle, steers, stockers, and calves across Kansas City and Chicago markets, with steady to lower trends and mixed lots commanding different per hundred pound rates. Sheep and hog receipts are noted, with lambs and mutton prices listed and regional shipment details sparse.
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New York
Hecel Heads
Kansas
Comius
Shere
Ives
Cincinnati Fe
Market notes on grains and commodities in late trading
New York Flour markets show active for home and export. wheat bids mixed with July and August activity and several futures near 13.70 to 14.00 in September and November. Raw materials demand improves with cargo sales. molasses and rice markets vary. cottonseed oil and tallow firm, turpentine steady. cheese and eggs uneven. corn futures close weak though some recovery late. Cincinnati shows flour, wheat, and provisions firm with mixed bids. Toledo closes with cloverseed dull and cash firm.
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New York
Igo
Ifc
Giige
Wool Markets See Firm Demand and Higher Tendencies
Market reports show a steady wool market with a firm tone for all types. Sales this week reached about 297 500 pounds with strong activity in fine washed fleeces and No 1 types, while prices show little change but an upward tendency. Spring Texas wool remains firm as foreign demand continues at modest levels.
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Sr. Lovurs
Bostos
Texas
Emery Weel
New York Prices And Market Update Amid Quiet Trade
Market slips into steadiness as futures show price levels around £40 10s for delivery while cash trade remains active. Reports indicate robust activity in commodities with descriptors like ordinary noted at £18 and notes of strong demand across sectors.
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New York
Tin Son
Farmers face cheap sale as Western Pennsylvania lands devalue
A Pittsburg gentleman on a 200 acre Homer City area farm plans sale at 60 dollars per acre, while city property rises. The piece notes farming’s decline in Western Pennsylvania, contrasts hat shop jokes, and compares Connellsville and Durham coke prices and factors driving U S coke cheaper.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Homer City
South America
Fourth Street
Market gains and Citizens' Traction leads day
Stock brokers reported a stronger and more active market with 355 shares traded. Citizens' Traction rose from 69% to 70% and closed at a firm high, while Electric and Philadelphia Gas firmed and other tractions remained dull but steady.
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Citizens
Citizens’ Traction
Electric
Philadelphia
la Noria
Pittsburg, Allegheny and Manchester Railroad
Fragmentary Military Names and Rail Terms in Aged Text
A jumble of scattered initials and fragments references generals, consols, ships, rail terms, and place markers. The unreadable OCR yields no cohesive event or clear individuals, leaving only partial mentions without context or a discernible narrative.
Market mood shifts amid old plan debate and dull trading
Distressingly dull old market day with talk of returning to the former trading plan by a large majority if a vote occurred. Some insist the new system needs more time to prove its strength before judging fre. Market opened at Glc slipped to Sige and hovered near 91% to 92% throughout with a few small late sales. The Pas Line Company reports June oil-for-district totals across Lima Findlay North Baltimore St districts and others with scattered yields.
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Glc
Keen Pas Line Company
Lima
Finding Diet
North Baltimore
Pegary’s
Tee
Findlay
Gibsonburg
North Pet
St. M
Sorts
Baltimore Des
Gas drives Cincinnati to secure local fuel supply now
The Commercial Gazette urges Cincinnati to adopt natural gas due to nearby Ohio and Indiana fields. It cites factory moves and rising prices as warnings, noting Dayton and others already piping gas and stressing the urgency to avoid dependence on distant supplies.
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Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette
Ohio
Indiana
Hall
Toledo
Findlay
Piqua
Dayton
Patey
Eantime
Semple
Market Features and Exchange Quotation Notes
Fragmented market feature notes from Nemneseey Soressee. Pa Sixth ma he leum Exchange lists barrels average shipinicis and refined at New York lines. Mentions Liverpool and A B McGrew Co. quotes options Puts Calls De.
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Soressee
Ieee
New
Lne
Mefines
Lasiame
Liverpool
A. B. McGrew 4
Mortgage sales bundle in multiple wards and townships
L M. Pennock & Son arranged and settled mortgages on properties in the Eighteenth and Eleventh wards and Twenty-third ward, plus Upper St. Clair township, totaling loans of 1200, 70, 2000, and 1500 dollars for three or four year terms at 6 percent. Ewlig & Byers acted as brokers for Rev. A. McAllister, listing a three story brick room property with bath and lot details in a notable real estate transaction.
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L M. Pennock & Son
Eleventh Ward
Twenty-third Ward
Upper St. Clair Township
Ewlig & Byers
Federal Street
Rev. A. McAllister
Bath
Aise
Thres
Iaege
Aliogheeny
Ieee Op
Fourth Ave
Washington
Fae
Mort Ashin
Poriaville
Market Fluctuations Mark Dull July Trading Session
The New York stock market showed moderate activity with most business in Granger stocks and bear pressure across the board. London prices were higher, aiding some deals, while railroads showed no notable improvement and several issues fell, including sugar and Atlantic securities, as traders faced a bearish mood and cautious selling.
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New York
London
St. Paul
Atchison Sins
Boston
Shorts
Jersey
Delaware and Hudson
Indiana
Elic
Ay Wine
A & Stephenson
New York Stock Exchange
Fourth Avenue
Wages Cut Rumor At Carbon Iron Works
Workmen at Carbon Iron Works on Thirty second street hear a 10 percent pay cut for shearers may take effect Monday. An employee says millmen discussed it, with shearers facing 14 cents a ton from 7 cents. A strike could follow a broader wage reduction, though no owner-initiated action is reported. The mill has been shut since Wednesday and will reopen Monday.
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Carbon Iron Works
Thirty-second Street
Kauiher
Market notes on sugar and coffee firmness and price quotes
The week's sugar markets show continued strength with advancing prices across sectors. Coffee remains unsettled with New York reports signaling an advance in options. various green coffee grades and other commodities are listed with mixed quotations and limited clarity in some lines.
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New York
Rio
Maracaibo
Java
Santos
Carson Coffee
la- Sak
Alain
Ijcen
Vaseen
Stoenan
Potomac
Scotch-Irish Movement Gets Start in Pittsburgh Meeting
Descendants of Scotch-Irish settlers in Western Pennsylvania gathered at the First Presbyterian Church to invite the Scotch-Irish Association of America to hold its next meeting in Pittsburgh. Rev. Dr. Allison Rev. I N Shain and others attended. an Executive Committee was formed to extend the invitation and organize details.
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Pitlsburg
Pennsylvania
First Presbyterian Church
Allison
I. N. Shain Et Scakey
T. H. Babinsos
J. W. Sete
J. McF. Carpenter
Themee
Scotch-Irish Association of America
Hays
Cee
Comasen
Aoe
Echols
Grain Market Reports From Pittsburg and Chicago Trade
Grain and feed receipts bulletined at the exchange show limited movement with scattered cars of wheat rye bran flour hay corn oats and shorta listed by Pittsburg Cincinnati St Louis Lake Erie and Western routes. A single call sale for No 3 mixed oats drew 2c as prices edge higher amid tight stocks and scarce desirable grades.
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Grain Exchange
Sears
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittburg
Lake Erie
Pittsburg and
Western
Pennsylvania
Frick Denies Employing Ex Secretary of Coke Syndicate
Mr Fricke denies reports that John F Atchison, general manager of the J W Moore Coke Co, has been hired by H Frick Coke Co. Frick’s office received the rumor late Wednesday night and sought confirmation but neither Atchison nor the firm publicly acknowledged any employment arrangement.
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Coke Syndicate
John F. Atchison
H. ©. Frick Coke Company
Frick
Atchison
I Winck
Central
Tye
New Establishments Form as Ward 25 Iron Works Reorganizes
A charter for the Republican Iron Works in the Twenty-fifth ward was filed with the Recorder's office. The firm reorganized, increasing capital stock to $600,000 in 6,000 shares of $100 each, with directors E C Converse Jobo Hinenenn Joseph R Jackson and Unshee. A charter for Peerless Lead Glass Works was filed in the Records office, listing capital at 1,200 shares of $50 and directors William Grado and others.
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Republican Iron Works
Twenty-fifth Ward
Recorder’s Office
E. C. Converse
Jobo H.inen
Joseph R. Jackson
Peerless Lead Glass Works
William Grado Hea Eae
Rev. J H Young Reflects on Sethichem Sorrows and Disrancu
The article notes Rev. J H Young addressing the sorrows surrounding Sethichem and the concept of Disrancu, discussing their impact on the community and offering reflections on meaning and remedy.
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Rev
J. H. Young
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