East Liberty Livestock Market Sees Sharp Trade Gains
East Liberty yards report lively business despite a holiday with cattle at 57 loads this week versus 104 last week. Light butcher cattle top at $510 per load while hogs and sheep show strong demand. prices for primes rise and overall market remains firm across grades though lower-quality lots stay weak.
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East Liberty Yards
Ohio
East Liberty
Paige
Westarn
Johm Hesket & Co
I Latherty Bros
Hadden
Fielies
Prairie market report from Telegraph Chicago cattle receipts
Telegraph Chicago cattle receipts show brisk demand with higher prices across beef and hogs. Growth in steer and heifer values, strong sheep and lamb activity, and rising hog quotes reflect a generally active market with regional variations.
Rioters Roil Bulls Prompt Run on Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago price breaks across staples as riot news from Pittsburg dominates trading. Wheat and corn fall with September wheat sliding from 70s to mid 70s, pork and lard also weaker while foreign markets firm. Price shifts echo labor unrest and ongoing steelworker clashes, with mixed activity elsewhere from New York to Philadelphia and Minneapolis.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Pittsburg
Ferar
John M. Gakby & Co
Sixth Street
Market Report Shows Turpentine and Rosin Steady
The market lists turpentine firm with values around 2¼ to 27 cents and rosin steady with strained offerings near 95 to 1050 dollars. Crude turpentine trades hard at about 10 dollars, with yellow Dip and virgin grades mentioned.
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New York
Rosin
Coffee market steady with Rio No.7 futures mixed on July data
Market notes July activity for Coffee Options show steady start with S points down to 5 up and closes unchanged to down 6. Rio spot trades remain steady and active with No.7 at 8? cents. Futures for September 11.00 and October 11.95, December 11.85, 1L00v. 7,250 bags involved in trade.
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Minn Fapolis
Téigo
Wiye
Bard
Cash
Sige
Mavieee Cash
Northern
Tyce
Cornwall
Eye
Tautiweme
Rio
Isige
New York
Andes
Market Update Shows Woolens Demand Staying Strong
The Drygoods Market reports steady activity in clothing woolens with prints selling well and a perceptible shortage of print cloths. Undertone remains bullish as agents raise prices and trade widens, signaling continued demand into the new year.
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Bo.g. N
Hampton Ticking
Metal markets report shows steady copper and tin
New York July 6 pig iron quiet at 147.163. Copper price stands at 150 per pound with Straits tin steady around 200. The market notes lean strength and small price movements across metals.
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New York
Wool Market Receives Large Wool Shipments
The market reports 583000 pounds and 857000 pounds in shipments. Only the preferred grades are bought, with current prices last reported at five cents.
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R. Louis
Health Quackery Ad Warns of Kidney Disease Danger
An old advertisement urges readers to act against kidney and bladder illness with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters claiming benefits for kidneys bowels liver and stomach while warning of Bright's disease and diabetes if neglected. The copy uses sensational language and misspelled terms to persuade.
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Bright
Hostetter
Grant Street Boom Promises New Business Block and Law Office
Grant Street on the edge of a revival with plans for a large brick business block and a commodious law office opposite the St Nicholas Building. Purchases by D. Herbert Hostetter and partners total 73 feet frontage on Grant Street with a third lot sought for a grand corner structure. Additional realty sales and upcoming developments across Allegheny are noted along with minor corrections and bank notices.
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Grant Sffect
D. Herbert Hostetter
W. A. Herron & Sons
Grant Street
Fourth Avenue
St. Nicholas
Hestetter
Hostetter
George Johnston & Co
Irwin Heirs
Mr. Johnston
Edward F. Rthurs
Baltimore
A.J. Pentecost
Petrel Street
Ninth Ward
Allegheny
Riverside Penitentiary
A.J. Main
Boggs & Buhil
Federal Street
Alleheny
Homestead
Keystone Bank
J. J. Vandergrift
C. W. Bachelor
George M. Laughlin
Joshua Rhodes
Or Fisher
W. H. Nimick
J. F. Craig
C, If
Elopfer
J. I. Buchanan
Marsh Mawhinney
Cor
Wood
Rebecca
Wilkins Nate
J. BR. Holland
Breed
Nineteenth Ward
Henry M. Long
Pleasant Valley
Hank
Southside
Duoguesne Incline Plane Company
Sewickley
Allegheny City
Black & Baird
George B. Duncan
James Kent
Kelly Street
Ellis Avenue
Mayfield Plan
Tenth Ward
Jobin F.gweeny
William ER
E. G. Macey
East End
Spahr Street
M. Roucliffe
Monongahel
J. Williams
William Kalb
Balonde
Street
Mt. Washington
Peter Shields
Greenfield Avenue
Twenty-third Ward
Burrell and
Kensington Improvement Companies
Kenaneton
Rosa Spinelli
Kensington
Oaks
Non
Jacob Horn
Pittsburg
Mary E. Evans
Charles Betzler
Money Market Reflects Silent Day Amid Homestead Turmoil
Quiet banking day as Homestead trouble draws more attention. Clearances reached 2 74 48 11 and balances 643 4085 with observers noting mixed signals on future money supply. Some warn of a possible slight tightening and higher rates ahead, while others see continued liquidity and healthy conditions.
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Exnat
West
New York Journal of Finance
Bank of England
Market Noise and Bond Prices Fluctuate Amid Speculation
Financial chatter notes easy money and incentives fueling speculation. It cites yesterday’s discount rates, mercantile paper, sterling exchange, and bond keywords while listing various railroad and utility stocks with unclear figures.
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Ater
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Money exchange and bank clearings across cities
The report tracks New York exchange premiums and bank clearings in Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston, and other hubs. It notes varied money rates, discounts, and balances including New Yorks large totals and several regional figures.
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New York Exchange
New York
New Oceans
Bostons
Philadelphia
Bartrmonsk
Philadelphia Gas Climbs Higher Amid Busy Market Day
The Philadelphia gas stock rose again as demand outpaced supply. The market closed firm with most listings showing gains or small increases. notable trades included Philadelphia Gas at 195 and Duquesne tool orders. Strong betting on further rises persisted despite execution difficulties.
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Philadelphia Gas
Homestead
Central
Citizens
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Henty
Duquesne Boulene
Pleasant Valley
Philadelphia
Mining Stock Quotations From New York Report
Mining stock quotations from New York on July 6 show prices for California and Vergin groups. Notable items include Deadwood T at 365, Eureka Consolidated at 180, Homestake at 1.36 percent, Mexican, Mountaindale at 210, Saw at 140, Sierra Nevada at 1018, Sullvan at 100, and Thion Consolidated.
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Beat & Relapes
California
Virgin
Deadwood T
Eureka
Homestake
Saw
Sierra Nevada
Sullvan
Thion Consolidated
Pir
Bar Silver Quotations New York July 6
Bar silver prices in New York show London metal at 913 and a half per ounce, down slightly to 874 and a half for New York dealers, with a 4 cent drop from prior levels. Market activity reflects changes in London trading with local quotes marginally lower.
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New York
London
Market summary notes steady dairy and fruit prices at Elgin sales
At Elgin on Tuesday markets were active with creamery butter prices reaffirmed. Ohio cheese is scarce while New York cheese remains plentiful. Watermelons and cantaloupes are abundant though cantaloupe quality is fair. Apples, berries, peaches, and a wide range of crops and canned goods show varied prices amid strong coffee and tea markets.
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Orrick
Elgin
Ohio
New York
Tennessee
Acarce
Barre
Imac
Mie
Serac Reese
California
Messina
Bermuda
Rio
Caracas
Santos
Peaer Choles
Rilo
Mies Prime Rio
Binet
Ike
Hoves
Bere
Nis
Lash Carolina
London Lavers
Valencis
Ondara
Valencia
Bkultana
Turkey
Sicily
Smyrna
Acer
Vitor
Eureka
Stan Peed
Questoorn
Suz Hi. Co
Corm
Damon Nas
Sen
Haiger Herries
Disappointment on Wall Street Over Investment Demand
The New York market fell as hopes of rising prices from new investment demand faded. Foreseeable effects from the free coinage act, foreign investor fears, and Pittsburg industrial troubles boosted bear sentiment. Sage denied rumors of Texans Pacifica receiver appointment, while overall volume and specific stock movements showed limited rally.
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Senate
Pittsburg
Thore
England
Texans Pacifico Securities
Russell Sage
Wall Street
Alet
Tolal
To-Ila
Ae Atchison
Chivas
Erie
Louisville and Nashville
Northwestern
Northern Pacific
Kew Ennyland
Reading
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Met
Wilrnzy & Stephenson
New York Stock Exchange
Grain Exchange Report Describes Mixed Carload Prices and Steady Wheat
Grain Exchange notes one sale of sample shell corn and multiple rail car loads of hay oats and flour. Prices show corn weak, wheat and flour quiet, Chicago white middlings scarce with a tilt toward higher levels. Carload price quotes for wheat corn oats rye flour and fats follow, with lumber and lard prices listed and market activity described as largely unchanged but more active year over year.
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Pennsylvania
Louis
Tyco
Bae W
C. Varley
Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago Railway
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Baltimore and Ohio
Lake Erie
Western
Wells and market activity edge up in Northwest oil field
Daily field report notes Brown and Davis No 1 on the Wilkinson lot at Noblestowne produced 20 barrels per hour, keeping total field output around 20 000 barrels. Other wells including No 3 Fife, No 1 Mokkee, and No 5 Shaffer show varied drilling results and several rigs are prepared for upcoming operations.
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Brown & Davis
Wilkinson
Noblestowne
EB. Wright
Forest Oil Company
Menardy
Fitzgibbons & Co
Walker
New York Oil Company
Fife
Fitzgibbons, Williams & Jennings
Gullnees
MacDonald
Lynch & Co
Meise
Oakdale Oil Company
Morgan
Florence Ol Company
Robb
Forst & Greenlee’s
McMurray
Brom & Davis No. L Wilkinson
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