Trade and bicycle trends and Fourth of July pyrotechnics
Features cover the bicycle trade with 800 sales this season, luxury models priced 125 to 150, new features like self oiling lamps and upright hooks, and popularity of children's seat attachments. Fourth of July fireworks demand in Pittsburg runs 50k to 60k with Schenley Park display drawing crowds. chatter on leather and hides notes firmer tanners, stable but cautious markets, and potential relief in hides pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss Itil
New York
Pittsburg
Schenley Park
Dull Holiday Market Suppresses Wheat and Corn Activity
Chicago and New York trading showed a narrow range with prices little changed from Saturday. Wheat and corn futures slipped early then recovered in light trade as favorable crop prospects and weather offset demand fears, while oats and hog products followed corn with mixed moves and steady to firm closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
T&kkc
Bertin
Ocean Passage
Tuly
Schwartz-Dupee
Inter
Wright
York
Milwaukee
United Kingdom
Sty
Ft Ac
Mize
Minnesota
Sage
Bilge
Eptember
Bikin
aBige
Seige
Sige
Diige
Pennsylvania Creamery
Pennsylvania
Mee Op“Ee Lugher
Northern
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Tike
Tilgee
Orleans
Live Stock Markets Report with Mixed U.S. Receipts
Market activity varied across regions with cattle, hogs, and sheep showing uneven demand. Prices surged in Chicago and Texas cattle, while New York shipments for exporters eyed higher beef values, and hogs remained steady to firm on strong packer demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuxspar
New York
Reeves
Chicago
Tina
Lowe
Catie
Cincinnati
Wmeah
Lou
RENTS ON THE JUMP AND REAL ESTATE BUZZ IN PITTSBURG
Outsider reports rising rents for central business spaces with Black & Baird offering a street store at a 90 percent uplift over present rates. Subdivision plans near Negley and Stanton avenues gain council approval for 100 lots. City real estate activity includes Fifth avenue corner purchases, savings bank elections, and widespread farm land sales and permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black & Baird
Fifth Avenues
Fifth Avenue
Court House
J. C. Reilly
Diamond Street
High Street
Lafferty
Messrs. J. Kaufmann
B. Furst
People’s Savings Bank
Pennsylvania
John W. Chalfant
A. E W. Painter
Thomas Wightman
Edwin H. Stowe
George Wilson
T. P. Day
George P. Black
W. J. Moorhead
D. McK. Lloyd
People‘’s
Pitta
David McK. Lloyd
Real Estate Sales In Pittsburgh Areas Reported
The notice lists multiple property sales across neighborhoods including East End through 100 feet to Nan Tasket Greenfield avenue Twenty third ward Shadyside Bellefonte Ellsworth avenues Mt. Washington and nearby city blocks. Properties include frame dwellings with five to eight rooms and varying lot sizes, with prices ranging up to 2 500 dollars. Several firms such as Peter Soeane James W. Drape & Co. and B J Williams are noted as sellers or brokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hickory
Washington County
Henry Rushton
Arch Street
Allegheny
Boggs & Buhl
Federal Street
Connellaville
C. H. Love
People’s Saving Bank
John W. C Fant
A. E. W. Painter
Thomas Wightman
Edwin H. Stowe
George Wilson
T. B. Day
George Black
W. J. Moorhead
D. Mok. Lloyd
Chan
Howard Plate Glass Company
Exchange
Bioi
Perrysville Avenue
Humboldt Fire Insurance Comp
Black & Baird
August Hiller
Torrens Place
Kelly Street
Hiller
Joan EK. Ewing & Co
John G. Nanther
Perrysville
Mid Avenues
Mayfield
eCane & Coalot
Dean Park
Amelia Shentzer
Ie AZ. & Co
W. A. Black
F. Bartley
Eenth
Alleshens City
Howard A
Peter Soeane
Nantasket Beeen
Greenfield Avenue
Twenty-third Ward
W. A. Herron & da
Bellefonte
Ellsworth Avenue
Shadyside
James W. Drape
Aleuenyralso
Philadelphia Gas Leads on New Well Bulge in Pittsburg Market
The Pittsburg stock market shows steadiness after a long holiday with Philadelphia Gas advancing near a dollar on news of a good well near Parnassus. Central and Pleasant Valley rails are steady, Luster and Switch slip slightly, and Wheeling Gas trades up to 11 at the close. An expert notes trading is cautious with price moves uncertain through summer amid crops and political factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphis Gas
Pittsburg
Philadelphia Gas
Parnassus
Pleasant Valley
Central
Luster
Switch
Philadephias
Wheeling Gas
Ana Ig
Ana
Wall Street Displeased By Free Coinage Act Debate
Ex division caused investors to part with securities as prices fell across the board. Coal and iron shares were dull though supported, Chicago weakness gave a brief lift, and money became scarce with call rates rising to 7 percent. Trading totaled 263187 listed and 19548 unlisted shares, with government and state bonds steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tional Senate
Wall Street
Reading Combine
Chicago
Bears
Reading
Remios
Oan
Jr Lane
Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Poe
Whitney & Stephens
Pittsburg
Fourth Avenue
Mining stock quotations from New York on July 5
A compact listing shows prices for mining stocks including B. & B. at 150, Consolidated 850, Deadwood T 210, Sarees consolidated 160, Hale and War Homestake L300, Horn Silver 335, Orien 140, Savage 140, and Standard 150 reflecting market activity for that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Consolidated
Deadwood T
Sarees Consolidated
Hale & War Homestake
Horn
Orien
Savage
Standard
Bar Silver Quotation
New York silver prices show a quotation per ounce for each bar. The market report notes shifts in spot and futures prices affecting buyers and sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Banks Report Steady Money Demand as Holidays Pass
Local bankers note fair demand for money with large maturities and deposits meeting needs. Clearing activity shows heavy checking. rates hold at 5.6 percent. New York report says no tight money ahead unless a scare arises. gold shipments remain modest. New York stock totals reach 292,738 shares with notable trades in Reading, St Paul, Union Pacific and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Saeey
Atchison
Chicago Gas
Hocking Valley
Louisville and Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Northwestern
Northern Pacific
Preferred
Newland
Reading
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Western Union
Bond quotations and bank clearings across cities
Closing bond quotations for various issues including Northern Pacific and Tennessee set bonds, with intricate notes on rates. Bank clearings and balances reported for Philadelphia New Orleans New York Chicago and Boston, with money rates and exchange premiums noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J.C. Int
Northern Pac
Louisiana
Norwest
Northwest
Papen
St.l
F.g.m
Canada
Denver
R. G
Tex. V.l
Tex. P.H.G
UG. W
Philadelphia
Bartmore
New Orleans
New York Exchange
Mrmixis
New York
Catcaco
New York Exchan
Sterling Exchange
Bostor—Bank
Exchange
Bostoy—Clearing House
Cincinnati
Trade notes steady prices as new coffee crop due soon
Market bulletin reports no price changes for trade goods with a steady outlook and light old coffee stocks. The imminent new crop suggests prices may ease, while various commodities including sugars syrups salts and canned fruits show firm or variable quotes across multiple Odessa era items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio
Java
Maracalot
Caracas
Marecaio Gag
Ohio
Globe
Pevner
Artangh
Sea
Muscatels
California
Valencia
Ondara
Sultana
Agile
Bagi
Ager
Serre
Lextra
Eureks
Gins Eureka
Standar Bence
Hid
Asc
Amado
Damson i
Eatorsio
Csi Forais
Paimees
Jared Hat
Alkof Nartaa
Grain Exchange reports slow demand and steady oats
No sales on call at the Grain Exchange as receipts rise. Oats show liberal supply with sellers willing to concede. hay barely steady and cereals favorable to buyers. Prices for carload lots on track list mixed wheat, corn, rye, and millfeed with several misprints in the quoted figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grain Exchange
Pittaburg
Ft. Wayne and
Chicago Railway
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Markets Rise and Fall Shadowed by Mixed Farm Supplies
In today’s wholesale market notes, eggs quiet while poultry remains firm due to limited supply. Butter and cheese show slight price movements. tropical fruits stay active. Watermelons and cantaloupes lag in demand as quality downgrades. Berry and melon receipts are uneven with some prices and lots listed for various regions and items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Erie
Gies
Ohio
New York
Arco
California
Antry
Coffee market notices across New York and Santos
The report covers New York prices for July to December futures with interday changes and spot activity. It also notes Rio de Janeiro and Santos coffee quotes with First Ordinary and Good under Swreis terms, weekly receipts, and shipments to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New York
Opttoss
Opi
Lee
Rio de Jasxeteo
United States
Santos
Wool Market Reports Across States And Territories
Wool demand remains steady with prices lifting in several regions. Michigan and Ohio show firm or better values for fine and combing wools while Montana and Texas report steady activity and carpet wools quieter. Australian wools maintain firm demand, with overall market tones cautious yet stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
New York
Michignan
Canada
Montana
Lone
Territorial
Boston
Michizan
Delaine
Territory
Sige
Texas
California
Drygoods Market Reopens With Little Change in New York
The Drygoods Market in New York reopened with minimal change from last week's close and gradual improvement through the day. Highlights note strong prints with nearly depleted stocks while overall prices and demand show stability across the market. In Toledo, grains traded steady with wheat at No 3 cash and July at S15gc, corn quiet, rye firm, and oats and other staples showing steady prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Toledo
Theft at 1387 Fourth Avenue Stolen Safe and Papers
Charles Somers & Co. report a burglary at their 1387 Fourth Avenue office. A safe containing £220 and valuable papers was taken, with no doors forced and intruder appearing to know the combination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Somers & Co
Fourth Avenue
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New Torkanton
Mess Park
der Sa
L& Sucars
Joan M. Co
Einige Street
Lng
Ember
Daly Conn
Alyrust
Daly
East Liberty
Dy Telegraph
Epirus
Edwin Powell
Sargent Farm
Negley and
Stanton Avenues
Nineteenth Ward
Peter Keil
Third National Bank
Negley
Avondale Place
Keil
Bellevue
Overmire
Terry Morrison
Morningside Road
Eighteenth Ward
R. Hayden
Pacific Avenue
Twentieth Ward
J. M. Donaghy
Kirkwood Street
A. Garrison
Fourteenth Ward
Home Securities
U.5
Glass.com
Reay
Baia Aia
B. Bur
Chicago Teasulacy
San O
Paul
J. Mul
G. Hoc’ Cc. At. P
Coxing Alley
Tio Grande
Grande E. Tenn
Laxe
Brie& West
Lake Louisville
Neehville
Mobile & Ohio
al Hee -A. O
Cal
Bt. L
Pitt
Biel FE
Paul St. Paul & Dauluth Aeewe
Wheeling & L. B
Baltimore & Ohio Trust
Atech
Boston On Land Co
Diego
A&n. Eng
Oia Colony
Vooe
Alloues Dew Butte & Il Atlantic
Philedeim
Whitney
Stephenson
New York & Change
Rallio
New York & Phils
Valley
Uadelpha
Pacific
Stral
PSS
Carteris Rittia
Carter
Genesssono
N. C
Revenue Division
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Biees County
Congress
Stokes
Surrey
Wilkes
Hill
Revenue Department
Cleveland
Castoria
Timothy Hay
Daniel M’caffrey
Hay, Grain and Commission
Beokrees—Financial
John M. Oakley & Co
Bankers
Sixth ST
Medical
Whittier
Penn Avenue
Fittsburg
Patna
Ora Whittier
Tee
DS Whittiee
Ponn
Pittebarz
E. C. West
Society of the Rain
Eix Bores
Stucky
Ponca Sharos
Pas¢ Stucky
Starr
Breave Mall
Pond Lily Company
Sleveney Hoock
Detroit
Mich
Fleming &50N
Market Street
Usiko
Teeta Andrene Merve Seed Co
Enhage
Forsale
Pittaba
Jos
Fiemi Son
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