Big Pig Iron Cuts Signal Stronger Demand From Ocean Contracts
The Iron Age notes mixed iron and steel market signals with cuts on Southern pig iron and steady Northern brands. Intra-market chatter hints at a weakening sellers trend, while demand for ship plates and structural steel grows from western and eastern mills, with prices firming in spots and shipments down from earlier projections.
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New Yeas
The
Iron Age
Southern Pie
Gray Forge
Spiegeleisen
Ferro
Romers
Lestem
Lance Western Works
Board of Control
Tidewater
Pittsburg
Holyoke
Shell Ae
Enceiin
Carly
Foreign pig iron markets steady with little price change
London sees narrow movement in pig iron warrants with steady prices as stocks remain flat. New York reports 592 000 tons Feeteh and 100 tons Cleveland held. warrants quoted around 47s 1d for Secteh and 40.1 for Cleveland. Copper and tin show declines while forwarders adjust prices amid slow demand and uncertain near term outlook.
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London
Cleveland
Chile
Wi Gi
Traervcnn
Rat Stitt
Demand for Coke Market Steady Amid Strong Shipments
July 26 dispatch reports a healthy coke market with large shipments and active demand. Some companies show price gains while others see steady or falling orders and plan to close several ovens. Outlook for midsummer remains bright with supply adequate and transportation constrained. weekly shipments averaged 107 cars with breakdowns to Pass West of Purlung Pitts and river tipples and totals around 6450 cars.
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Purlung
Pittsnd
A Flurry in Oats The Tailied Cereal for Once Leads the Market
The Chicago wheat market showed dull, varied movement with a late turn upward as short-covering and a stronger corn sector emerged. Reports from Paris and private cables noted higher prices while benefiting from rain and poor early demand. September and December contracts fluctuated, with notable drops and rebounds as longs reduced positions and selling pressure eased.
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Chicago
Shorts
Trence
Paris
Mage
South Dakota
Sige
Lowdett
New York Cotton and Cloth Market Report
New York July 22 report shows staple cottons in moderate demand with shirt makers buying more. Clothing woolens show activity and prompt delivery of foods by Western buyers signals favorable conditions. Market remains unchanged with firm prices.
Coffee options steady in New York market
Coffee options opened steady with most contracts unchanged and 26 750 bags traded including July. Rio spot prices firm and quiet with cargoes showing limited activity while futures for September and October held near prior quotes.
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New York
Iksbc
Spot Rio
Carious
Ngo
Batrmnons
Rio Cargoes
New Oxiays
Metal Market shows mixed Pig Iron and Ore Prices
In New York on July 23 dull and firm pricing appeared for several metals. Pig iron held at 8 16 1s 30 with slight inactivity while steel ore and other domestic metals showed firm price levels, reflecting steady demand and market conditions.
Wool Markets in St. Louis See No Price Improvement
Wool receipts reach 15 400 pounds and shipments total 218 500 as farmers push for price gains. Market reports indicate no improvement in prices despite activity.
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St. Louis
Rich Highland Park Homes Portray Fast Growth in Pittsburgh
A reporter surveys Highland Park and adjacent avenues highlighting opulent residences of Clark Magee Warrings and others, new stone houses under construction, improving roads and water works at Aspinwall, and a booming real estate market with rising lot sales and ambitious development plans across the district.
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Wood Street
Highland Park
Duquesne
Ellsworth and
Craig Avenues
Park
Forbes, Craig, Ellsworth
North Highland Avenues
America
Pittsburg
Forbes Avenue
Soho
Charles J. Clark
Hon. C. L. Magee
the Wearings
Vankirks
Craig Avenue
Mr. Farrell
Lloyd
Samuel Wilson
Lewis
Ellsworth Avenue
T. A. Rex
Mr. Hays
Guthries
Bidwells
Laughlins
Allerton
Schoonmaker
McClintock
Renshaw
Robert Pitcairn
Max Moorhead
W. J. Friday
M. J. Becker
Esq
North Highland Avenue
J. C. Buffum
O' Ty
Brainard
Wainwright
Charles Lockhart
Senator Flinn
J. D. Callery
F.M
Hamilton
Thomas
Campbell
Ohio
George Stewart
Highland Water Basin
Allegheny
Jerron Hill
Pittabury
Highland Basin
Land transfer and auction notes in Allegheny City area
Tand Company transfers lot 22 to J R Fullerton with frontage on Fleming Avenue and rear to a 20 foot alley along California avenue electric road in Eleventh ward Allegheny City for 150. Auctioneer H B Smithson reports selling 60 Hammond district lots near Mount Pleasant for 12 320.
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Knoxville
Vilsack
Scott and Tappey
Penn Avenue
Howard Public School
H. Schmidt
Prominet Cooper
Gilbert M. Black
Samuel W. Black
Fifth Avenue
Jamonville Street
Ann Street
George Schnidt
Max Hosenberg
Perowsky
Simon Mattheis
A. J. Pentecost
Jane Kennedy
Eleventh Street
Second Ward
Allegheny
Binck & Baird
George Hazlett
Boston
Henry Brenner
Ward Street
A. Dickie & Co
L. A. Hope
M. Juckson
Bennett Street
Brushton
Steed B. Coyle & Co
Della C. Roose
Grenmawr Park
Haysville
Pitts
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Ilway
Riverview Avenue
Alpe Byers & Co
Ridgeview
Tand Company
J. R. Fullerton
Fleming Avenue
California Avenue
Eleventh Ward
Allegheny City
H. B. Smithson
James Pershing
Hammond
Mount Pleasant
Market Report Highlights Mixed Trading and Bargain Bias
The stock market showed scattered activity with small gains in Luster Mining and Westinghouse affiliates while Tractions remained weak. Deals noted include a rise in Philadelphia Gas and minor shifts in Birmingham bonds and Pleasant Valley, with overall sentiment that prices may have bottomed and a potential bull move ahead.
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Smiths
Electric
Westinghouse
Bears
Philadelphia
Pleasant Valley
Birmingham
Financial Market Roundup Shows Steady Rates and Banks
Reliable figures indicate steady general trade with similar volumes to last year. Wall Street reports a general demand for commercial paper but limited purchases by interior banks as discounts rise. Money on call in New York remained easy, with rates around 2 to 2.5 percent and mercantile paper trading at 4 to 5 percent for various terms.
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Dalances
Wall Stree News
New York
Closing Bond Quotations A Fragment from the Market
A compact list of bond prices and debentures appears, with quotations for Northern Pacific Mississippi Missouri Louisiana and other railroad and utility issues. The fragmented text shows prices like 1005 111 102 75 and 97 3 108, reflecting market distances and minor corrections among several issuers.
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N. N.C
Pac
Louisiana
St. AL
San
St. Paul
Pacific
St. Paul, Chic
Drees
Tex. Pac
L. G
West Ists
BS Sc
Siasanasee
Tex. Pac. BR. G
X &T
Unison Pac
Mutat Union A
West Shore
Bank Clearings And Money Rates From A Regional Ledger
A historical ledger shows New York Bank clearings at 93 083 763 with balances of 24 522 506. Boston Bank clearings 11 873 82 balances 1 562 908. Pananetrnia Bank clearings 10 330 713 balances 2 259 715. Battlemoke Bank clearings 2 363 257 balances 315 915. Louis clearings 655 449 balances 495 419. Exchange on New York varying with small premiums and discounts. Money rates listed at 246.38 percent, 4 percent, 6 percent and general rates steady. Total bank clearings recorded as 15 205 000.
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New York
Bostos
Pananetrnia
Battlemoke
R. Louis
Mewrnis
New York Exchange
Wall Street Slips as Major Stocks Lag and Rail Bonds Dull
New York July 23 The stock market is exceptionally flat with St. Paul Burlington Louisville Nashville and Rock Island showing the only signs of activity. Louisville and Richmond lead declines while Burlington faces pressure late in the day. Railroad bonds move little with overall small fractional losses and light volume.
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Burlington
Louisville
New York
St. Paul
Nashville
Rock Island
Richmond
Western Union
Seeeetoex Exchange
Whitney
Electric stock quotations from RostTos July 22
STEFHENSON, oldest Pittsburg member of the New York Stock Exchange at 7 Fourth avenue, reports today’s electric stock quotations. Items listed include Eastern Electric Cable Co. pfd at 51, Thomson-Houston Electric Co. at 40.00, Thomson-Houston pid. 300 Ft. Warne Electric Co. at 12.00, and Westinghouse Trust Receipts at 125, 1273.
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Stefhenson
Pitsburg
New York Stock Exchange
Fourth Avenue
RostTos
Eastern Electric Cable Co
Thomson-Houston Electric Co
Warne Electric Co
Westinghouse Trust
Mining Stock Quotations New Year July 3
A compact list of mining stock quotations includes Alice Adams Agpen Deadwood Homestake Horn Sliver Tron Silver Mexican Ontario Savace Plymouth Sierra Nevada Yellow Jacket with various figures such as Ontario 3800 and others like 155 200 120 110 20 100 200 40 188 230 130.
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Alice
Adams
Agpen
Deadwood
Homestake
Tron
Mexican
Ontario
Savace
Plymouth
Sierra Nevada
Yellow Jacket
Turpentine and Rosin Prices Across Markets
Market notes show turpentine dull and lower at times in New York and Savannah, with rosin prices varying by firm. Wilmington reports spirits of turpentine and rosin firmer values, including steady or rising figures for different grades such as yellow dip and virgin.
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New York
Savannah
Wilmington
Late News In Brief From The Era Wire
A crowded bulletin of global brief items notes a bad break in the Erie canal near Schenectady, gold fever in Central America, flood damage in Moravia and Silesia, and a British tailors lockout threat. Also reported are a Decatur injury cured by rib grafts, harvesters tested near Joliet, a NSW government confidence motion defeated, Chicago gifted an equestrian statue, a fatal shell explosion at Felixdorf, and Wheat movement HQs in St Paul.
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Central America
Moravia
Silesia
Liverpool
Addie L. Day
Decatur
Joliet
New South Wales
Felixdorf
St. Paul
United Farmers’ Alliance
United States
Volta
Detroit
Prices Plummet as South Potatoes Lead Market Slump
Receipts of fruits and vegetables exceed demand causing pervasive price drops. Southern potatoes sell on track at 150 to 170 per barrel with store prices 2 to 2 50 higher. Home grown produce floods markets, cabbage tomatoes cucumbers and apples vary by current bids. Dairy prices hold firm with Ohio cheese steady and Swiss and Limburger improving.
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Tuvespar
Cotrray Phopvox
Ohio
Choice
Paul
Ohta Brinds
Beaxs—Navy
Ono
New
New York
Liinberger, PLC
Mirasina Gran
Califorr
California
Rio
Amie Catheri
Sakic
Java
Bae
Maracaibo
Anita
Elaine
Bone
Ken Iance
London
Moscatels
Valencia
Ondara
Turkey
Baise Salentes
Califoria
Ellow
Yelowe
Soiggins
Fureka
Higgins’ Burek
George Blork Gilirac
Lal Raat Haddie
Holland Ring
Sakon Errin Pat Ehal
Grain Market Report From Pittsburgh and Chicago Edges No Sales
Grain, flour and feed items in today’s Bulletin show no on call sales at the Grain Exchange. Receipts total 18 cars with details from Pittsburg, Ft Wayne and Chicago Railway and Pittsburg, Cincinnati and St Louis lines. Oats lead prices rise in Chicago on a recent corner, but gains lack staying power while Pittsburg mirror steady or unchanged levels. jobbing flour prices and hay ranges are noted with various grades and regional quotes. Provisions outlook notes another advance in hog products expected Saturday.
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Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Live Stock Market Report from Providence Distance
Orricz of Providence Distance Twnspar July 23 101 cattle receipts 98 head shipments 1 head market slow at yesterday quotations no cattle shipped to New York hogs receipts 1150 head shipments 1604 head market firm choice Philadelphia 590 4650 common to fair Yorkers 50570 fair to best pigs 755525 five cars of hogs shipped to New York today sheep receipts 100 head shipments 600 head market native and a shade stronger than yesterday's quotations
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Prrvancee
Trunspar
New York
Choice Philadelhiss
Turbulent U S Cattle Hogs Receipts Across Major Markets
Telegraph summary reports Chicago cattle receipts 14 000 head with mixed shipments 4 000 and slower market steady to lower native primes quoted around 5 and 5 50 per cwt Texans and shipments noted. Hogs nationwide 15 000 head with varied demand and Texas Illinois and Ohio prices ranging from 4 50 to 6 50 per cwt. Cincinnati St Louis Omaha and Kansas City show softer tone on cattle while sheep and lambs hold firmer values. Buffalo and New York show weaker beef trades with limited activity. Prices per 100 pounds listed for several regions and classes including calves and butchers stock.
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Enbie
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Tie
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Mise
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Wie
4Lgee
Bsige
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Zoo
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Beeves
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Omaha
Kansas City
Slaver James Brennan Bound Over In Wood Case
The preliminary trial of James Brennan for the killing of Colonel Samuel Wood occurred yesterday at Hugoton before three justices of the peace. Brennan is bound over to the grand jury and jailed without bail. trial set for the September term. A guard of three men with Winchesters protected the scene to prevent disturbances.
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Colonel Wood
J. E. Thomas
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