Export Cattle Demand Drives Light Weight Prices Higher
The Liberty yards report strong export cattle demand with a surge in light weights above 1250 pounds, pushing prices up by 10 to 15 cents over last week. Heavy prime cattle remain scarce due to reduced local demand while overseas buyers eye Liverpool and London markets for profitable exports.
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Liberty Yards
Chicago
Liverpool
Herr’s Island
London
Pittsburg
Paris
England
France
Liberty
Sapere
East Liberty
Farm price shifts and cattle market notes in midweek run
Market reports show mixed cattle signals with Texas and native cattle firming while shipments and receipts vary. Sheep and hog values change, with steadier beef demand noted in several regions and buyers showing cautious interest in feeders and stockers.
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Texas Do
smicaGco
Datie
Texas Catuie
Aden
Sir Roche
Bealy
Bend
BaLtTimMone
Heef
Caine
Sheen
Lamie
Ren
Oil Discovery Report From Crow's Nest Pass
Major A. P. Patrick of Calgary reports from Summit in the Rockies that after 11 weeks prospecting for coal oils he struck a deposit of lubricating oil. Samples show 91 percent lubrication and 6 percent impurities with water and solids. claim includes 40 acres cast of Summit and 500 more in British Columbia. The crude oil could be run off from 4500 feet above sea level.
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Rockies
Ottawa
A. P. Patrick
Dominion Land Surveyor
Calgary
Crow's Nest Pass
Rocky Mountains
Patrick
British Columbia
New York Exchange Shifts In Grain Price Quotations
The Chicago market, once favored, is reversed by New York as the circuit of commercial exchanges receives requests from Louisville Cincinnati and Milwaukee to forward grain and provisions prices regularly the same as eight other exchanges noted yesterday in the metal market report.
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New York
Chicago
New York Exchange
Louisville
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
St Louis
Baltimore
Olio
Lake Erie
Market Notes on Wheat and Grains in Narrow Decline
Daily wheat and market activity show a dail and narrow market with fluctuations in early hours and a general shift lower. Prices weakened across December and September with New York and St Louis leading the decline, while a prominent local trader acted as a free buyer at under 8dc for Dec. Rain across the Southwest and Minnesota crop estimates at 47,000,000 bushels influenced sentiment. futures closed modestly lower.
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New York
St. Louis
Southwest
Northwest
Minneapolis
State Board of Agriculture
Minnesota
Y. Waeber
Escotabins
Barney
Harley
Essen
Ular
Rio
New Orleans
Hogshead
Cain Steam
City
Hm. Nvember
Mont
Western Dairy
Aire
Cai
Philadelphia
Vance
Dred
Gencate Sresmie Ta
Ce: No. ? Red, July, c. August, July September, Tober
Sulet
Twen Street
Erat Depot
Fleur
Destruction of a Rural Hostelry That Was Famous in Daya
A dated market summary notes two stock ventures ending with gains in petroleum and La Noria mining shares. It cites Fidelity Title and Trust Company’s new seven story building on Fourth Avenue, built by Pittsburgers and designed by James T Steen. The piece discusses railroad earnings, grain markets, berry crops, and a Bunker Hill House demolition in Greensburg.
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la Noria
Standard Oil Company
Shorts
Fidelity Title and Trust Company
Fourth Avenue
Wilkins Hall
Board of Construction
Pittsburgers
James T.steen
A. & 8. Wilson
Westmoreland County
Pittsburg
Bunker Hill House
Greensburg
Alexander McKinney
Fidelity Title and Trust Co
Fourth Ave
Safe Deposit Department
Market Softens Then Rises with Sugar Trust Strength
Stock activity centers on Philadelphia Gas La Noria Electric and Switch and Signal with 644 shares traded. The boom in La Noria wanes but may revive on a favorable forthcoming statement. Overall market opens weak then recovers, supported by Sugar Trust strength and improved even as fears of a slump linger.
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The
Stock Exchange
Philadelphia Gas
la Noria
Electric and Switch and Signal
Philadelphia
Es Mos
Jes
Seth
Olywn
Nat. Gas Co
W. Varass Ag
Philadel Co
Reading Feere case remakes Missouri Pacific 700
The money market remained quiet with good loanable funds at about 6 percent and small discounts. Currency movement was light and counter business reflected a dull but seasonal tone. Bank clearings reached $108,563,710 with balances near $14,081,093 and foreign exchange figures noted.
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Yone
Theneas
Bank of England
England
Petroleum Holds At Bottom Of Market After Thin Rally
Market opened with slight strength amid refined price gains in Antwerp but fell back as traders rushed to take profits. Overall activity dimmed with lower prices and weaker closes. Reported figures show light trading and a narrow range with the day ending on a soft note. Corrections and notes from John M. Oakey & Co. and AH McGrew & Co. accompany the bulletin.
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New York
London
Missouri Pacific
Inter-State Association
Gould
Union Pacific Die
Sugar Trust
Union Pacific
Northwestern
Antwerp
Reales Howe
John M. Oakey & Co
Pittsburg
Markets Open Mixed as Stocks Close Lower on Decline
Trading shows mixed action with shares retreating from earlier gains. The Stock Exchange ends lower as prices slip and market activity remains tepid amid cautious investor sentiment.
Movements in Realty City and Country Big Transaction
Real estate briefs report several sales: Wm A Black sells Lot 54 in Bronk Hobrkaste plan on Perrysville Electric Road Allegheny to Stewart Harr ett for 300. Reed B Coyle Co sells Lots 30 and 31 in Marion place to Patrick Mullholland for 400. Louis Berkowitz buys Lot 29 in Berkowitz plan Oakland for 350. Anthony Lally the purchaser. Colonel Thomas sree sells 18 acres in Bellevue to a capitalist syndicate for 100. Purchasers plan to build fine residences.
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Ewing & Byers
Federal Street
Allegheny
Wm. A. Black
Bronk & Hobrkaste
Perrysville
Tenth Ward
Virginia
South End Avenues
Stewart Hazrett
Reed B. Coyle , Co
Fourth Avenue
Patrick Mullholland
Marion Place
Black & Baird
Louis Berkowitz
Kansas City
Berkowitz
Fourteenth Ward
Oakland
M Street
Anthony Lally
Thomas Sree
Bellevue
Basten Stocks Folds After Early Lead In Game
In a tense matchup, Basten Stocks faltered after a strong start against Old Colony. Santa Fe officials reported 175 spectators, while the crowd sang through the last minutes as Et Riese SS Py A 36% and Mex-C Ist Mi A tanks ae influenced play.
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Fist Seed
Riese
Old Colony
Santa Fe
Philadelphia Stocks Closing Quotations Report
Closing stock quotations from Philadelphia markets provided by Whitney and Stephenson brokers. Mentions New York Stock Exchange terms and a note on preferred shares.
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Philadelphia
Whitney
Stephenson
Fourth Avenue
New York Stock
Smee
Paterson breweries bought by English syndicate in five of six
An English syndicate has purchased five of the six Paterson breweries for 2 330 000 dollars, with owners retaining a stake. Other items report German Reichstag seat won by Father Dilles. wheat prospects in Dakota. a Kingston murder case. Chinese entry policy shift. Breslau strike trials. and tax oath tensions in Kansas City.
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Paterson
Father Dilles
Protester Party
Metz
Herr Antoine
France
Colonel Rogers
Market Record
Associated Press
Northwest
H. Doe
Martin
Kickapoo Indians Commission
Ee Kan
Jeffersons
Brown Counties
Thomas Frey
Ja Cenpats
Tantavia
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sherif Mat Batavia
el Ee
Frey
Market Report from Durma Town on July Prices
Country produce prices show quiet trade with berries scarce. Home grown potatoes and butter steady, eggs firm. cheese sales active at old rates. Fruit and vegetables, beans, cucumbers, and peaches from California expected soon. coffee options decline but longterm trend bullish.
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Durma
Commission
Lie
California
Liberty Mreet Commission
Elgin
Ohio
New York
Limburger
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Tae Hreviewseauk
Metal Market
Union Pacific Earnings
Lewis Ae & Co. & Co
Petroleum
BIG Fidelity Building
Pennsylvania
Brown
Butler County
Fayette County
Dakota
Delaware
Northern Pacific
Devils Lake
C. P. Huntington
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Chesspeake
Ohio Common
Vanderbilts
Gas and Electric
Sugar ‘Trust
Issouri Pacifi
OM Mutual
Meio
Canada
Paul Consols
Gen. Pacific
Ori den
KR. G
Rey FG
Aetant
Joe Log
Orfol Tern
Pi. Oy
Ae & A Ae Sr
Basten
Treasury Pepermmans Haa
Geoeral
United States
Porta
Thoms
China
Breslau
Pemeneks
Wesley
Ueder An
Dak
Saya
Warner
G. A
G.A. R
G. A. KR
Church of Schweinfurth
Stephen Ford
Ford
Jerry Houghton
Dispatch
Birmingham
Ala
Cedar Bluff
Als
Tuscaloosa
Houghton
Peil
Mellon & Sons Bank
Smithfield Street
Sredie
Mexico
West Indies
South
Central America
Pacific
Barkers
Aes
Mocha
Santos
Keres
Ascatela
Muscatela
A. Oige
Lina Ronee
Eemaren
Enn Genet
Mac Shore
Shore
Lake Front
Ig Barre Sarre
Potomac
HM Incest
Seesa Haan
Armour & Co
Ion
Castoria
Miss
Central Traction Company
F. L. Stephenson
Trens
the Central Traction Company
Pittsburg, Pa
State of
Coffin& Stanton
Broadway
Philadel
Armourre’s
Wavings Bank
Bheckers—Financial
Waar
Drexel, @ a Co
Prescate Precatek
George T. Carter
Hamilton Building
Pittsboro
North Meta Fast Express
Ewan
State Line
Glasgow
Belfast
Dublin
Austin Baldwin , CO
General Agents
Broadways
McCormick
Pool
Queenstown
Ile
Yee
Royal Mail
Londonderry
Galway
Joseph Horne & CO
PLU
Satheng
Oceker
Medical
Doctor Whittier
Penn Avenue
Sience
Enervati Uerrati Nua
National Medica
Parker
Uy Mall
Bulfinch St
Boston
Mase
GRAY
S.& Holland
Smithfeld
Liberty Sts
Penn Ave
Chichester Ch
Chichester
Red Cross
Ware
Perdcwiars
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