Stocks languish amid inside buying and silver tension
New York July 12 securities languish despite funds awaiting investment as silver agitation and labor troubles in Pennsylvania deter speculative activity. Inside account purchases lift Reading issues while most stocks stay dull. Bonds remain quiet as traders predict a market rebound with improvements in railroad stocks and coal-led demand.
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New York
Pennsylvan
Western Traffic Association
Manhattan
Northern Pacific
Reading
N. J.C
Pac
G. Fs
Taig Stl
Canada
Bt. Paul Ei
Pacific Lete
St. Paul
P. Istsllzy den
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G.T. Thiste
Tex. P. L. G.T
A. Tex. P. RG
Erie Inds
Taton Pac
M. Kk
AT. Gen
West Shore
Rilo G. W
Cal
Union Consolida
Gould and Curry
Yellow Jacket Hole
Norcross
Howmestake
Sorth Star
Ontario
Especia Jose
Sproul & Co
Bonde Drexel & Co
Philadelphia
Von
New York Stock Exchange
Whitney & Stepheneon
Pittsburg
Fourth Avenue
Provisions and Grain Markets See Mixed Trading and Price Shifts
Chicago price action shows higher opening for hogs with bulge in provisions, pork futures rising but lard and ribs lagging. Grain pits were volatile with wheat and corn fluctuating while oats barely moved. shipments and weather influenced values.
General Markets Report with Grain and Commodity Quotes
Market notes show New York receipts for Fiora products and cornmeal with heavy unsettled business and various export and stock figures. Includes oats, coffee, tea, sugar, pork, lard, cheese, flour, wheat, corn, and rye prices with diverse regional quotes and futures activity.
Luster Stock Leads Quiet Market Slump and Rumors
In the July market, Luster Mining Co dominates activity with a bid near 10% on calls and a raid on shorts. Traders split on near term outlook as sentiment holds to potential improvement despite overall dullness and mixed news from mining and utilities.
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Luster Mining Company
U. S. Glass
Philadelphia
Luster
Call
Shorts
Mexico
Pigmnoy
Hazelwood property trades and housing schemes outlined
The Hazelwood Adams property changed hands for about 14000 with a 161 by 200 lot and a long-occupied brick house. Ira M. Burchfield promotes a major Hazelwood building scheme with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad men buying land to build 40 to 50 affordable houses. Several other Pittsburgh area parcels sold or planned for development, including Highland and Grafton streets, plus multiple 20th ward and Scott township lots, as construction surges and permits rise.
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Adams
Hazelwood
John Adams
Southside
Ira M. Burchfield
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Burchfield
A. J. Pentecost
Valleyview
Chartiers
Nimick Terrace
Wilkinsburg
Brushton
K. Chamberlain
Toose
J. Walter Hay
Allegheny City
Marion City, Inc
Lookout Avenue
Eureka Place
Oakland
Pioneer
Black & Baird
Burial Case Manufacturing Company
Mt. Washington
Scott Township
Andrew
Miller
John M. Montgomery
Force Larkin & Kennedy
Blair d Company
Blair Station
George Branert
John EK
Ew: & Co
William Thompson
Ellis
Local loan market stays quiet at 5.5 percent
The local loan market remains quiet with rates at 5.5 percent. Manufacturers show little market activity and requests from other sources are light.
New York Metal Market Quietness Despite TV Entry
Pig iron trading steadies as Ameri enters the market alongside a new television unit announced for July 12. Market observers note limited activity with subdued demand and steady prices in the metal sector.
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New York
New TV
Pig Iron
Amerienters, Coournn
Price of Bar Silver in New York and London
Price of bar silver reports from New York and London with dealers’ quotations and market context. The brief notes July 13 indicate London prices and New York dealer assessments affecting trade expectations.
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New York
London
York
Prioe
Western Farmers Prosperous Amid Strong Dairy and Provisions
Wholesale market reports show steady demand for dairy products and provisions with a midsummer lift. Western farmers enjoy high livestock profits as hogs fetch up to $6 per 100 pounds in Chicago, cattle reach $600–$610 per 100 pounds, and grain-fed hogs command good margins. Sheep and lambs remain lucrative when quality offerings appear.
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Chicago
Chicago Stock Yards
Grain Market Weakness Dominates Prices Across Commodities
The market shows continued weakness except for hay which stays firm and higher. Oats and corn are largely nominal in price with light demand, while wheat and mill feeds hover barely steady. No sales occurred on the morning call. quotations cover oats, corn, timothy, hay, and various mill feeds with limited activity across car lots.
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BEALE
Timothy Bay
Timothy Har
Egg price report shows mixed poultry quotations
The market was less firm than yesterday with eggs quoted from 160 to large and most at 1 16e per unit. Chickens and ducks remained in supply and firm at quotations. Fresh Pennsylvania and Ohio poultry noted with various prices for pairs and dressed birds.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Butter Board Meeting Ties Quotes to Last Week’s Sales
The Elgin Butter Board reported sales at last week's levels and held firm on quotations as Ohio cream eries remain scarce and new cheese prices rise. No changes announced this week at the meeting.
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Ohio
Elgin Butter Board
Elgin Creamery
Olio Creamery
Lagano
New York
Wisconsin
Limburger
Berry and vegetable supply boosts canning season
Berries Frake and vegetables show a comparatively heavy supply today as receipts reflect two days of picking. Canners and preservers seek to process the bounty.
Cattle and Hogs Steady Across Markets July Reports
Cattle and hog receipts and shipments listed from East Liberty, Chicago, New York, Kansas City, Buffalo, Cincinnati with price ranges. Markets show mixed strength with some regions steady or up while others weaken on calves and lambs. notable figures include native steers around 5 45 and hogs near 5 50 to 5 85 per 100 pounds and lambs at 4 00 to 7 00.
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Boston
Beak
New York
Pumapstram
Chicago
New York Exchange
Sterling Exchange
Cincinnati
West Virginia
East Librrry
Carrie
Sueer
Associated Press
the Evening Journal
Kansas City
Texas
Cotton market reports steady July with mixed middling prices
July sales reach 96 200 bales with varied quotes across grades and ports. Galveston shows steady mid and low middling prices while Liverpool notes steady demand and large export totals. Futures close quiet as 7000 bales traded with 1000 for speculation and export and 6400 American futures.
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Foto
Gallem
Font Ote
Tages Dannarr
Felyrwa
Galvestos
Onteans
Livraroon
Wool market reports steady demand across regions
The wool market remains fairly active with manufacturers buying freely. Prices show Michigan fine delaine around 29 30c, Ohio fine delaine 32 38c, and No 1 combing up to 37c. Territory wools steady on a scoured basis, Texas and California selling well, Oregon pulled in steady demand from 22 to 40c depending on grade.
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Texas
Ohio
New York
Michigan
Illinois
Canada
Montana
Delaine
Territory
California
Oregon
Milwaukee Flour Quiet and Unchanged on Wheat and Provisions
Milwaukee markets show quiet Wheat price declines and steady Oats with No 2 white at 2 wetke. No 2 Northern 80c. Barley No 3 and sample Miliege down. Provisions rise with Pork at 1190 Lard 715. Receipts Flour 5300 barrels Wheat 90000 bushels Barley 14000. Duluth cash wheat activity with several futures quoted. Banana City notes mixed grain prices. Whisky firm at 15. Spirits 117.
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Chicago
Ellis
New York
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Duluth
Téige
Northern
Northurn
Banana City
Conkling Marching Club Council Sets Campaign Prep
The Conkling Marching Club met last evening at 1403 Carson Street to begin extensive preparations for the upcoming campaign in which members expect to take an active part.
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Conkling
Glass Workers Convention Opens at Turner Hall
The Window Glass Workers' Association of America begins its sixth annual convention today at Turner Hall in Southside. It promises to be one of the largest and most important gatherings ever held by the organization.
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Glass Workers Convention
Window Glass Workers’ Association of America
New Turner Hall
Southside
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Emerson Avenue
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