Light weight boge demand rises at Liberty yards
The report notes strong demand for light boge while heavy boge from 175 to 825 pounds are shunned at Liberty yards. Best price for extreme heavy-weight bags was four dollars per hundredweight, with medium heavy and light weights selling at lower prices. A Liberty dealer said shippers should recognize sustained demand for heavy-weight boge this season despite overall weakness in heavier grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Yards
Chicago
Liberty
Cattle and Sheep Market Prices Ranges Amid Light Receipts
Cattle supply was light while the market stayed active with gains of 15 to 20 cents per hundredweight for common to medium grades and dull demand for heavy dull prices. Prime cattle ranged around 400 to 450 dollars per head with various weights noted. sheep prices showed some strength with increases of 10 to 15 cents per head for prime to good lots. Fresh cows and springers listed around twenty dollars per head with light receipts overall.
Cattle and Sheep Receipts Reported in Mixed Markets
On Wednesday July 16 1588 several markets show varied activity. CaTrie Receipts note 60 head and 100 head with no cattle to New York while Hoos Receipts list 800 head with shipments mostly active and Philadelphia grades strong. SHERP Receipts cover 1400 head with active market, prime and fair to good quality, prices around 4s to 6d per unit and lambs priced at 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prrissone
CaTrie
New York
Telegraph
Reeves—Heceipta
Nee Eneen
St. Louia
Texas
Nati
Linsita
Mets
Canada
Orleans
Western
Rothe
Gee Do Creamery
Philadelphia
Augus
BRR
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Aurus
Ked
Baltimore
Bnew
Wall Street
Clover
Chicago
Northwest
Prttspvae
Liberty Street Commission
Metropolis
Elgin
Ohio
California
Hungarita
Quiet Real Estate Market With Weather Affects Transactions
Real estate activity was calm due to heat though several deals closed and new ones started. An important transfer was delayed today as the buyer argued the weather was too hot to sign checks. A visitor recalled packhorse iron shipments to Philadelphia and canal to railroad transitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
Lunata
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Teletype stock quotes show tame trading and steady undertone
Yesterday two stocks Natural Gas of West Virginia and Philadelphia Gas traded sparingly three shares in all. Exchange stock at 475 and La Noria at 1 percent declined fractionally. The list showed little change yet a steady undertone and brokers reported light activity amid heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Philadelphia
la Noria
Pitts
Westinghouse
Westing
A. B
West
Closing Bond Quotations
M K K and T Gen quote firm level. International certificates 11 percent. Northern Pacific and Northern bonds stamped and consols noted. Various railway and utility issues including Georgia Western Trans Tenn and St Louis lines shown with yields and trading appearances. Union Pacific late quotes and West Shore figures are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. KK
Lasou Conan
St. L
Paul Consors
Betsia
Ies L
Pet
Hets Union Pac
West Shore
Oil Exchange sees modest rise on pipeline reports bullish
Agents noted a slight uptick at the Oil Exchange after pipeline reports from National Transit and Tide Water suggested a production drop of about 800 000 barrels. Trading slowed at other exchanges as July delivery near, with a late rally lifting prices modestly before close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bai
Enero
pFst
Real estate transfers announced from Allegheny district
Multiple property sales listed by agents including Alles & Bailey W A Herron & Sons and Reed B Co. with buyers like George W Acklin Andrew McClean Dr B Franklin and E M Lay. Properties span Homewood Shadyside East End and Blair Estate with prices from 800 to 24 103 feet and 6 room to two story models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alles & Bailey
Fourth Avenue
P. Gallagher
George W. Acklin
Marion Street
Locust Street
W. A. Herron & Sons
Annie R. Aspinwall
Homewood
Black & Baird
He Avenue
Andrew McClean
Robert Ek
Oakland
Coyle
H. T. Cinta
E. H
Watkins Place
Wenn Eing
H. Love
R. B
James Little
Federal Street
Linden Avenue
Second Ward
Allegheny
Samuel Black & Co
Blair
Twentyth Ward
Second
Smithfield Street
Dr. B. Franklin
Etna Life Insurance Company
Oes Avenue
Shadyside
Reed B. & Co
Me Bond
E. M
Sheridan Avenue
East End
Pittsburg Traction Company declares two percent semi annual dividend
The Pittsburg Traction Company directors announce a two percent semi annual dividend. Humboldt Insurance Company of Allegheny Paty Sessoms and semi annual dividend of Pittsburg Plate Glass appear strong for a stock with sporadic dividends. Hints of a coming boom in La Noria as brokers watch stock closely. No surface signs of a price rise or gas movement yet. Captain Barbour gave brokers rope yesterday but orders were scarce. Fourth avenue gossip light as hot weather keeps dealers inactive. A peripatetic fan dealer nursed a brisk rush sale amid the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prittssuno
la Noria
Barbour
Cimaret
Fourth Avenue
Philadelphia Stocks Closing Quotes from Whitney and Stephenson
Closing quotations of Philadelphia stocks provided by Whitney and Stephenson brokers on Fourth Avenue, in the latest update from the New York Stock Exchange figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asington
BOS & Ee
Comet
St. Pao
Texas Pacific
Chicago
Philadelphia
Whitney & Stephenson
Fourth Avenue
New York
Mining Stocks in New York and Western Exchanges
The New York market lists numerous mining stocks with quoted prices including Bodie 115, Consolidated California and Virginia 270, Eureka Consolidated 200, Hale & Norcross 280, Iron Silver 175, San Diego area entries like El Cristo 120, Sierra Nevada 210, Union Consolidated 276, Ontario 34.00, Savage 160, Mexican 20, North Helle Isle 110, Dunkin 100, Deadwood Ter 1, and more reflecting brisk activity in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Julnee
Bodie
Caledonia H. H
Consolidated California
Virginia
Dunkin
Deadwood
Eureka Consol
el Cristo
Hale & Norcross
Lamestake
Iron Silver
Mexican
Mutual
North Helle Isle
Ontario
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Union Consol
National Union Potters' Convention Sees Walkout Threat
The National Union Potters' Convention met in secret session in Steubenville. A three member committee sought settlement with manager Donaldson of Steubenville Pottery, but the strike remains uncompromised. A boycott on the potters' product was declared and to be enforced through the national body and locals in Canada. President O Neil reported, with a possible later amicable settlement unlikely. The Knights of Labor discussion failed two to one. West has a widened powers measure pending adoption tomorrow before Friday adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
National Union Potters
O'Neil
Donaldson
Steubenville Pottery
Canada
Knights of Labor
West Particu
Allenies
Train wreck in Vermont injures passengers
A Central Vermont line train bound for Montreal was ditched by a washout near Brandon Vermont. About a dozen passengers were injured though none seriously. The engine and five cars were badly wrecked and all train hands escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Central Vermont
Brandon
Basco
Carth In
Henry K. Gronewald
Seising Ap Ax
Navy
Rhe Ak
Hayti Ore Ulet
Green coffee prices rise in New York market report
A New York market summary indicates green coffee prices are advancing with yesterday's gains. An industry source predicts no broader rise in shipment packages despite hot weather dampening consumption. various coffee types and related goods are listed with fluctuating quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Java
Maracaibo
Santos
Caracas
Laguarra
Eugene
London
California
Tamaan
Muscatela
Neta Mascasels
Sveaus
Ana Wat Abe
Kerel
Hall
Untimely death prompts hometown medical notices
A notice describes Mr. H. Robertson, a Scotland native and longtime resident, suffering fatigue and back pain with declining appetite. The Blythic Institute offers free consultations from 10 to 11 a.m., 2 to 3 p.m., and 6 to 8 p.m. with Sunday hours at 1 p.m., inviting calls or letters for full address details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Robertson
Scotland
Blyathic Institution
Todand
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Prrresacne Disratcu
Werpwespay
Licking County
Newark
Asco
McCall & Co
East Liberty
Drraceds Market
Motel
Real Estate Savings Bank, Lim
Cor
Ee Catee Aes
Imperial Oporto
Mackenzie
Burgundy
G. W. Schmidt
Fifth Ave
Baeuerlein
Bennett, Ps
Assu
Witth Ave
Boulevard Place
Dallas
Old Sol
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harry Brown
Circle
John R. Gloninger
Fifth Avenue
Thomas Street
J. BR. Dunlap
Calumet Coke Company
Charles H. Rowe
Brad
Rome
Exchange
Southside
Tue Distatch
Fidelity
Avenue
United States
England
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Sol
Parmer
Money and Business
Bostox—Ci
Gene Ae of
Es Toe Sixth Metrostreet
Pittaburg Moneeee Oe Barrels
Titusville
Tess Beasart
Pittsburg Traction
Comany
Humboldt Insurance Company
Alle- Paty, Sessoms
Potters
William B. Elizabet
P. P. Brows
John Kelly
Canandaigua
Pearn
Alton
IL Foy
Peumy Wise
Johnstown
Grain Exchange
Ft. Wayne
Cincinnati
Baltimore and Ohio
Lake Erie
Bakers
Mothy
Choice
Armour & Co
Peeee Eeoaee
Beeeee
Teense
Vane Teweee
Bowers
Inch West Va
Ae Boat Studdt
West Va
Soapona
Favric
Powder Bell
Buffalo Soap
Mada
R. W. Bell Mfg. CO
Buffalo
ONEY
Dollar Savings Bank
Ar Mont Nor Orm
Wales
Nwa Jetere
DE. Swayne & Bon
Winchester
Circular
Wincer 4 CO
William &T
Equeleye
JoLia Dew
N. Tooth
Central Expanded Metal Co
Chess, Cook & CO
Water Street
Joseph Horne
Jas. D. Callery
John W. Taylor
City Savings Bank
Sixth Ave
Smithfield
Srokers—Financial
Warcress Stephenson
George T. Carter
Hamilton Building
John M. Oakley & CO
Chicago Board of Trade and Pittsburg Petroleum Exchange
Sixth ST
Rialto Building
Medical
Whittier
Pens Avenue
Ana
Eugeno Feeuntil
Sean
Conna Oe Society
Rinar
Sun Aid
K. Lee
Lake
Penn Ave
Y. Desta
Hare
Ming
Jorissa
Market Street
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