Meat on the Hoof Prices Edge Up in Cattle and Sheep Markets
The Pittsburg Dispatch notes a total weekly cattle run near 110 carloads with mostly fair grades and limited prime stock. Export demand was strong, but buyers resisted price jumps while light butcher stock rose 10 to 5 cents. Sheep and lamb receipts halved from the prior Monday with light supplies and a 14 to 25 cent advance for choice trades. Hogs were light but markets remained firm early in the week with slower trade and little price movement by midweek.
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Pittsburg DisPatch
Werpwespar
Herr’s Island
Liberty
Liberty Yards
Chicago
Cattle and Hog Prices Steady to Higher Amid Strong Demand
Libera supplies and solid demand sustain cattle sales with good grades scarcer and quoted higher. Prime cattle range 1300 to 1400 bs. rough fat 1100 to 1200. common to fair 500 to 600. Hogs show active week with light receipts and prices 10c to 1c lower than Monday. Sheep and lambs also active with slight advances over last week.
Cattle and Hogs Market Report Across Several Markets
Telegraph summary of fluctuating cattle and hog prices with receipts and shipments across New York, Liverpool, Kansas City, St Louis, Chicago, and Indianapolis. Texas and native steers mixed. hogs strong in some markets while others lag. calves and sheep show variable demand and steady to firm prices.
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New York
Beores
Texas
Liverpool
Flour Trade Shows Higher Weekly Output Than Last Year
The aggregate output of four was 118,270 barrels this week, averaging 10,578 barrels daily, up from 112,040 last week and 167,200 for the same period a year ago. Prices were about a dollar cheaper and millers are buying only what they need, hoping for lower costs as harvest progresses.
Trade shifts in New York drygoods market noted
In New York the July trade to drygoods followed conservative lines with limited activity. Attention focused on bleached tunnels of rotted cotton and crow tangles as prices rose modestly. Printcloths regain interest amid an overall stable ice market tone.
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New York
Wool Markets Quiet as Prices Decline
Market notes indicate a softer tone in wool trading with a drop of about one pence on several grades. Buyers show restraint while sellers adjust quotations across bright medium and coarse braid categories.
Wheat and corn edge up as bears fade late
A lively session in Chicago grain pits sees wheat trading on heavy rains and foreign crop news, with December futures up 4 to 5 cents and July stronger while September holds flat. Corn weakens late after early strength, oats steady, and pork and lard futures mixed as buyers reemerge after midday selling.
Mrs Driggs Seeks Release for Counterfeiting Husband
Mrs Nelson Driggs of Dayton bonds out for 10000 to face counterfeit money charge. Bondsmen Abraham Lacey and Constanting Blessinger stand as sureties. Examination set for August 2. husband remains jailed. In a separate item Wayne Whitnyer, 20 weeks old, arrested for attempting to wreck a train near Ephrata and jailed for trial.
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Cisermysatr
Nelson Driggs
Dayton
Abraham Lacey
Constanting Blessinger
Labcaster
Wayne Whit Nyer
Restling
Columbia Re Road
Ephrata
New Homes Rise on Diamond Street Front in Pittsburgh
A trusted source says several new and handsome business houses will soon begin on the north side of Diamond Street between Wood and Market. The article notes rising wealth among young Pittsburghs investing in real estate and business, plus a major Wilkinsburg sale of the Clawes Rebecca Street residence to Langfitt for 10000.
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Diamond Street
Wood
Market Square
Willey
Thoma
Exchange National Bank
Pittsburg
Varnegie
Wilkinsburg
Clawes
Rebecca Street
Joseph A. Langfitt
Mrr. Langfitt
Stock Market Notes From The Exchange Rush
Local stocks rallied with bulls in control as trading ran to 775 shares. Philadelphia Gas opened around 36 and rose to 44 with steady demand, closing near 37. La Noria and Citizens' Traction featured, while Natural Gas of West Virginia and Westinghouse showed activity amid broader gains.
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la Norla
Philadelphia Gas
Stock Exchange
Natural Oe
West Virginia
Ricctrigy
City Insurance
Mire
de Pitts
Mate Glass Co
Abares
Philadelphia
la Noria
Real estate transfers include Langfitt purchase on Rebecca Street
The list notes W. A. Herron & Sons sold a ten thousand dollar eleven room residence on Rebecca Street Wilkinsburg to Joseph A Langfitt, Pittburgh attorney. Other properties on Forbes Street Fourth Avenue Thomas Street and Noblestown avenues are recorded with various buyers and prices.
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W. A. Herron & Sons
Rebecca Street
Wilkinsburg
Joseph A. Langfitt
Pittusburg
Alles & Bailey
Fourth Avenue
Forbes Street
Sixth Ward
Schon Bruse
Ann Street
M. Soemamuren
Price Conddestan Brick & Baird
J. R.dunlap
Thomas Street
Tevard
Beleeoer
James W. Draso
Bold Horse
Noblestows Avenues
Wood Station
Market notes show steady funds and scarce currency pressures
Banks report abundant money but high borrowing costs and tight currency, with steady clearing figures and cautious optimism for a late seasonal rush. Bond offerings amounted to 574,100 and city clearings/totals across several hubs remain in floor ranges, signaling cautious liquidity.
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Hmand
Oil Market Surges Then Dips On New York Antwerp News
Bulls led the oil market at open with sharp gains driven by a big advance in refined oil in New York and Antwerp. Prices touched the high for the local Exchange since 1585, around $1.025. Broker activity and quick shifts followed, with prices fluctuating between about $0.85 and $1.02, closing near $1.013. Some observers expect higher prices ahead while others see a top. No cash trading. August option only.
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Bears
New York
Antwerp
McKelvy
Salida
Petroleum Market Moves Upward Amid Price Adjustments
Oil trading shows an initial rise as refined oil prices adjust, then ease with a 4 cent drop in the first hour. A broad buying surge lifted prices to around 12.50 a barrel before a sharp reversal. Total sales figure noted as 3.
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Titusville
Bi Ico
Lowent
Aoc
Yorx
Ty Ee
Bears on a Raid Delays Marked by Dull Trading
New York July market opened higher on London led gains but soon weakened with dull conditions prevailing. Notable activity centered on London houses and coal stocks while higher priced rail and regional issues showed limited moves. Trading closed soft yet firmer than recent days, with bonds steady and small fraction changes across issues.
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New York
Ustal
London
Fen
Chesapeake
Ohio
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Lackawanna
St. Paul
Ing
Prosegerra
Swbat
Hocking Valley
Indianapolis
Rand
Aioe Tang
Re S
New York Ave
A Chicago Mistake and a Market Shift in New York
The Chicago Board of Trade halted quotations sent nationwide causing West exchanges to seek New York prices for breadstuffs. New York Produce Exchange discussed forwarding prices instantly, with Newark and other markets considering adoption as changes loom. Chicago’s stance spurred broader shifts in marked prices and service delivery across exchanges.
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New York
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Produce Exchange
Newark
Iyo Badalo
Toledo
Duiuthe
Louis
Detroi
Philadelphia Stocks Closing Quotations Note
Closing quotations for Philadelphia stocks are listed by Whitney and Stephenson brokers in Philadelphia. The report names several firms and sectors with limited readable detail about specific stocks or prices.
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Philadelphia
Whitney & Stephenson
Fourth Avenue
New York Stock
Pennsylvanis Kattroad Utsee
FORD
New Patents Granted in Western Pennsylvania and Nearby States
List of patents issued Tuesday July 23 1889 to inventors in Western Pennsylvania Eastern Ohio and West Virginia furnished by patent attorney O Q Levis of Pittsburgh. Entries include machines for binding straw air vapor burner fence making brace for fence posts belt and other mechanical devices by named inventors from Canton Pittsburgh Wellsville Columbus Sandusky and Allegheny with various improvements such as sewing machines wheel carriages and wire working apparatus.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
D. Levis
Fifth Avenue
Pittsboro
Hamilton Butler
Pillsbury
Belden
Canton
Taylor Awaere
Hare Vesterig
Neolnstown
J. G. Es Reer
Ging
Tonzo Dow
Womater
Thomas W. Lrwin
Jieay
Altoona
Cartier
Sandusky
Daniel T. Lawson
Wellsville
John Lee
Jumbus
Isaac Potta
Columbus
Comined Ag
Ames W, Q
Joseph Watts
Wacker
E's
Devicn
Vinton A. Weaver
Enser Ae . Olog
Headburg
Samuel da Kamery
M. M. Ene
David Hawson
J.wilkinson
Pittsburg
In Memory of Mrs Hayes at Ocean Grove Service
The anniversary meeting of the Woman's Home Missions of the Methodist Episcopal Church at Ocean Grove honors Mrs Rutherford B Hayes. General Clinton B Fisk presides and speakers include Mrs Fisk Mrs Gof bs doctor and Mrs Bancroft. Miss Pierce sang I Know That My Redeemer Liveth.
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Ocean Grove
Woman's Home Missions
Methodist Episcopal Church
Clinton B. Fisk
Rutherford B. Hayes
KR. W. P. Gof
Bishopris
Elizabeth E. Ie Pierce
Boxton
Clinton B Fisk
Dishonorably Dismissed For Fatal Bar Knife Fight
In May an Infantry recruit Robert E. Lee Schrout of Company C assaulted Frank Crosby, a colored recruit, with a knife at a Columbus bar. Crosby died from wounds. Schrout was courtmartialed, found guilty of manslaughter, and sentenced to dishonorable dismissal and 15 years confinement at Fort Leavenworth. General Schofield approved the sentence and directed its execution.
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Washington
Robert E. Lee Schrout
Columbus
Frank Crosby
Schrout
Fort Leavenworth
Schofield
Kelton
Chinatown Fire Hits Sacramento District Homes
A morning blaze destroyed the 40 buildings of Sacramento's Chinatown near the Southern Pacific yards. Fire teams could not fight the flames due to nearby loaded rail cars. No lives were reported lost though many escaped narrowly. Loss is placed at under 10 thousand dollars.
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Sacramento
Southern Pacific Railroad
Charles M. Eichenlaub
Federal Street
Bright
Polypathic Medical Institute
Penn Avenue
Chas
M. Eichenlaue
Prices and Markets Report From Country Produce Trade
Market notes show bananas in scarce supply and steady dairy lines with butter and eggs steady at old prices. Coffee options rose in Eastern markets, while sugar remains steady. various fruits, vegetables, canned goods and staples list wide price ranges and notable orders in progress.
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Orrick
Prrrastine
Burter
Elgin
Pide
Ohio
Darrel
Setearies
Renee Seeder
Alabama
Rae Reais
Amothy
Rio
UGB
Java
Maracaibo
Santos
Caracas
la Guayra
Branda
Bone Cbs
Choles Rio
Ordinm
Allep Cansia
Pa Lene Et Mater
de Paisten
Caandles
Louisiana
Ournstarch
London
California
Muscatels
Valencia
Ondara
Turkey
Salonica
Lex
Eureka
Isis
Grain market summary and car load deliveries this week
Receipts total 110 cars for the week with 2 cars sales at the exchange. Routes include Pittsburg Fort Wayne Chicago sending rye bran feed hay oats corn flour. Pittsburg Cincinnati and Bt Lows with oats wheat corn. Pittsburg Lake Erie with oats flour. Oats demand improves shell corn firm, old corn steady. Bran weak and lowered. cereal lines show no bulls.
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Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Cincinnati
Lake Erie
Jobro
Gem
Ohio
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Wilkinsburg Realty
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Aed
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Soapona
Fanic
Jas, D. Callery, John W. Taylor
City Savings Bank
Sixth Ave
Smithfield ST
Central Traction
Tog46
F. L. Stephenson
Trens
the Central Traction Company
Pittsburg, Pa
Joseph Horne & CO
Wood and Liberty Sts
feD-r&-p
Winchester
Chester & CO
Bod
Herokers—Financial
Ter & Stephenson
Ennre
Ergs & Co
George T. Carter
Hamiltton Building
John M. Oakley & CO
Bankers and Brokers
Chicago Board of Trade and
Pittsburg Petroleum Exchange
Sixth ST
Alalto Building
Myfirreo
Medical
Whittier
Fenn Avenue
Ana
Pittburg
Neuwk
P. M
P. U
Penn Ave
Pituburg
Lily
Fisher Block
Woodward Ave
Detroii
Mich
Hare
Leming
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