Meat on the Hoof and Market Report Sluggish Pork
A market summary notes light butchers stock for cattle with some price gains on light weight and a drop in demand for heavy cattle. Sheep and lambs stay strong despite heavy receipts while hogs remain weak as buyers shun fresh pork in hot weather. Wheat and flour markets show steady to improving milling quality across the Red River valley and Minnesota, with high milling wheat scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omnat
Taiyo
M. B. Sheffield
Fairbaul
Minn
cCity
Hin Trade
Tae Drsraten
Red River Valley
Minnesota
Live Stock Markets Report From Pittsburg Dispatch
Cattle receipts 5200 head with 1100 head on sale. Market steady on good grades from last week, lower on common. Four cattle shipped to New York today. Hogs receipts 4400 head with 2000 head shipped. market firm with light Yorkers and medium to heavy weights. Seven cars to New York today show steady tone on good cattle, slow on common and medium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsebburg Dispatch
New York
Live Stock Receipts and Markets Across Cities
New York stockyards report 270 head received yesterday with 50 carloads for city slaughterers and 6 carloads for export. Week totals show 1,700 head in Ushesx and 1,696 in other markets, with mixed cattle prices from 1 to 3 per pound and steady to firm trends. Sheep and lamb receipts around 12,400 head, with lambs at 5 to 9 per 100 pounds and steady markets. Kansas and Chicago reports note Texas natives and imported cattle, with calves strong and good to choice stockers steady. St. Louis and other hubs show strong cattle markets, with shipments and pricing reflecting weight and grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Winter & Dellenbach
Zeigler
L. Gerson
A. Fromu
Rot & Co
Lowenstein
Obie
Pennsylvania
G. Klein
S&s Lowenstein
Herr’s
New York
Vale Earle
Ecarce Am
Market Ee
Kansas
Ben Coe
Soren
Texas
Stepaly
St. Louis
England
Oucide de Serene
Seins Ae
Adek
Jorober
Saagaplo
L c
Western Steam
City
Tiger 64
Western Dairy
Westme Pasta Delfphia
Oljo
Minnesota
Baie
Ns Ight
Edatinags
Aera Er
Twentieth Street
Ullge
Tsigc
Mae
Gorge
Hebe
New Orleans
Ohio
Wendy
Ory
Elgin
Shea
Pourtay
Clover
Timothy
Fragmentary OCR Notice on International Trade Recap
The readable lines show names Brerilan Coffer and Bro Dr Jayetho with figures such as 6,400 per 10 kilo and 409,000 in SA fees. Mentions United Sales and weekly receipts and clearances including 173,000 bags. The text appears as disordered trade data and receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayetho
Corfee
United
United States
Whisky Market Demand for Finished Goods
Finished goods show solid demand at the whisky market, with prices noted at $1 C2. Buyers and sellers remain active as traders gauge future supplies and the impact on pricing.
Wheat Market Mixed as December Offers Weaken Prices
The wheat market opened soft with a brief decline as December offers press the market. Cables showed weakness and foreign spring selling dampened demand while Northwest news remained mixed and trading stayed hesitant with light volume.
Fidelity Title Moves Into New Building and Local Realty
The Fidelity Title and Trust Company occupies its new Fifth Avenue building amid a buoyant real estate market. Wilkinsburg sees a $107 per foot Wood Street lot sale, Florence Alabama grows with multiple factories and mills, while a large private bid on a property near the old post office is rejected. Mortgage activity rises with 25 records including a $375,000 loan. Investors weigh Wall Street tips as markets shift under currency and banking concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Tithe and Trust Company
Fourth Avenue
Stock Market Rises With Gas Stocks Leading The Day
The market showed bullish activity with gas stocks as leaders. Philadelphia moved up, La Noria and People's Natural Gas advanced, and interest remained high despite scattered bids and offers. Total early trading reached about 400 shares, with investors hopeful on Electric and Central Traction as brokers cited a natural reaction after a dull period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
la Noria
Bs U
Steadily Improving Financial Outlook As Fall Approaches
The article notes improving financial conditions with healthy bank movement, high deposit and checking activity, and ample money supply. It cites the Clearing House report showing exchanges and balances around two million two hundred forty thousand, with expectations of improved employment and liquidity in weeks ahead.
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New York
Teclastoe
By. P
British grain market report notes steady demand and delays
The weekly review from Britain shows sellers favored by waning demand as activity remains low. Wheat deliveries are expected to rise with the new crop, while English wheat prices compare with last year. Foreign wheat trends firm, American red winter in demand, oats steady, prices tentative amid market softness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenderoff
Lompor
Mark Lane
Beytember
Liverpool
London
Rowwlan
California
Oil Market Sluggish With Small Rally Bears Push Prices
The local oil market opened weak around 7:07, dipped to 84c, then rose toward 4c and drifted overall. Trading was light with 25,000 barrels sold in New York and Pittsburgh reports noting a slight rebound amid bears and bulls. corrected daily figures show clearances of 414,000 barrels and shipments of 139,378 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bears
New York
Oil City
Reese
Othe Deena
Kerr-McCombie
Washington County
Baldwin
Sean Dotur
A . Kennan
Fteat
Lowes
Aren
Petroleum
Lowes Wigercloning
Uaeol
Real estate sales and mortgages in Pittsburgh area
Real estate transfers recorded in Wilkinsburg Millvale East End and Oakwood districts include George Martin selling two Maple Wood Park lots on Coal Street to J H Tepe for 900 and two Penn Avenue East End lots for 3100, with mortgages totaling 7000. William Hainsworth property on Penn Avenue adjourned on bid. Mary Barbour sold to White & Co. Five Millvale lots sold for Black & Baird, plus 404 Smithfield street dealer Hamnett handling further transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George 8. Martin
Liberty Street
Maple Wood Park
Wilkinsburg
Coal Street
Washington Lane
J. H. Tepe
James W. Drape
William Hainsworth
Penn Avenue
Ewing & Byers
Federal Street
Albany
Mary Barbour
White & Tr
Millvale
West Penn Railroad
Allegheny
Black & Baird
Fourth Avenue
J. F. Donaghy
J. Walter Hay
W. EK. Hamnett
Smithfield Street
Pittsburg
Willan C. Heins
BR. M. Snodgrass
Wood Street
George T. McConnell
W. A. Herron 4& Sons
Robert Nicholson
Mc Candles Avenue
Eighteenth Ward
John D. Se
Butler Street
B. McQuillan
Dull Docket Rules Stock Exchange Trading
The New York stock market showed little activity with few stocks moving fractions. Chesapeake and Ohio and Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and St Louis led, Reading weaker, Chicago Gas slipping as the day wore on while overall volume remained insignificant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chesapeake and Ohio
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Fragmentary OCR note with scattered place names and firms
A garbled OCR snippet lists various place names such as Wis. Central, Boston, Alba, Santa Fe, and Tamarack, alongside fragmented references to firms, telephone, and power. The readable content is sparse and dispersed, lacking a cohesive news item or clear event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. EL
Tamarack
Kotland Pre
Conifal
Jan Wego
Santa Fe Copper
Philadelphia Stocks and Mining Prices Report
New York miners and metal shares show varied quotes with Amador, Aspen, Crown Point, Gould & Curry, Homestake, Ophir, and Ontario among listed names. Copper and tin noted steady or dull, lead steady, cattle and wool markers cited. St Louis receipts reach 70,029 pounds with market steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alice
Amador
Aspen
Best & Belcher
Bodie
Caledonia B. H
Crown Point
Colorado Central
Consolidated California
Commonwealth
Deadwood Eureka Consolidated
el Cristo
Tits Gr Gould & Curry
Y Male & Norcross
Homestake
Horn Silver
Iron &Silver
Mexican
Mutual
St. Louis
Late news in brief from around the world
The Shah prepares to depart England and bids farewell to the Queen at Osborne. Madame E L Disson Bar, NY, retires to a convent. Governor Beaver seeks requisition for William Flonts, detained in Dubuque. Dr Tanner MP Cork jailed a month for assault. three more added after outburst. A severe storm hits Finlay Ohio causing major damage. President Harrison set travel dates to Bar Harbor. War Dept status shifts. Navy yard news from Norfolk stirs officials. Texas investigations to a court of inquiry and possible court martial. Forest fires grip Missouri regions. teacher Mattie Johnson badly burned. Chicago storm causes extensive property loss over 1 million dollars. Cincinnati saloon cases proceed under Sunday law. mass rally plans falter. The Wabash Railroad consolidates major lines under one corporate board. Chief officers include Joy, Ashley, Penne, Henrotin, Bun, and Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Osborne Yesay
E. L. Disson Bar
New York
Beaver
William Flonts
Lewiston
Mifflin County
Dubuque
Dr. Tanner
Cork
Tipperary
Harrison
Deer Park
Bar Harbor
Proctor
War Department
Day
Tweedal
Nore
Norfolk
Texas
Navy Yard
Navy Department
Trery
Missouri
Ft. Henton
Kowdain
Mattie Johnson
Livingston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Warflinger
Toledo Western Railway Company
Detroit and State Line Wabashilway Company
Wabash Eastern Railway Company
Tadtana
Wabaah Eastern Railway Company
Milneis
Wabash Western Railway Company
Wabash Railroad Company
Capit
James F. Joy
Detroit
D. Ashley
New
Brazil appoints commission to attend Washington congress
New York reports from Rio Janeiro that Brazil’s Imperial Government appoints a commission to represent Brazil at the October International Congress in Washington. The delegation is led by Senator Lafayette and includes Counselor of State Salvador Mendonca and the Brazilian Consul General in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Washington
Lafayette
Salvador Mendonca
United States
Acceuienion
Bio de Janeiro
Gece
Domestic Markets Update From Pittsburg Dispatch July 2 168
Market report shows cheese weak creamery steady, potatoes and hay oats soft with slow movement. Vegetables abundant. fruit outlook poor and fall crop light. Coffee and sugars ease in Eastern markets. prices for watermelons and peaches noted, with varied farm goods including butter and cider prices listed.
Grain Exchange totals and market notes amid harvest outlook
Receipts bulletined by Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis and Western lines show wheat corn oats bran screenings flour rye hay shipments. Prices move with wheat steady corn hay weak oats weak etc. Outlook cites abundant crop harvest depressing old stock and demand shifts in late season markets.
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Grain Exchange
Wears
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburge
Lake Erie
Pittsburg and
Western
Nunsylvania
Dressed Meat Prices and Cured Goods From Armour Co
The notice lists prices for bacon hams shoulders and lard as weaker with sugar cured varieties in cents per unit. It also shows beef carcasses and fresh pork loin pricing, plus assorted packaging and container references and mentions Armour Co supplying dressed meat price figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Armour & Co
Legal actions span city suits and transfers from McKeesport to Dixmont
Alexander P Adelsberger sues city and Officer Yeager for 5000 damages after a Sunday arrest and confinement in a dark rodent infested cell with no food or water. Other filings include property partition suits in McKeesport and Northumberland land action by Robert Morris Land and Improvement Company against Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company. Oliver Culp challenges railroad eminent domain in Marees borough. Royal Bateman seeks femme sole trader status amid marital neglect allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander P. Adelsberger
Frank Yeager
Yeager
Dixmont
Chief Elliot
Department of Charities
Robert Morris Land and Improvement Company
New York
United States
Philadelphia and Reading Coal Iron Company
Northumberland County
Oliver Culp
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Hest
A. Williamson
Sanford & Langdon
Penneyylvani
Eastee
East Liberty
Br Telegraph
Brerilan Coffer
The
Fidelity Title and Trust Company
Oakland
Chartiers Gas
Alos
Inquirer
Uncle Sam
R. C. Snodgrass
Florence
Ala
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. M. van Tine
Wall Street
Torest
Bonda
Hecretary
Windom
JC Ink. Gort
Mac
Louishanastam
Creses
Paciite
B. G
Shore
T. Gen
Allie
Omx
Ome
Batrm
Aus
Lowpox
Om Bank of England
Paris
Orning
Val. Gas Co
Artiers Val
PN. G
P. Co
Ty Beeling Gas
Ashington
Central Traction
Bmay Citizens
Vicasant Valley
Pitts, & Western M. KL
Etsy Sanity la Noris Mining Co
Westinghouse Hleetre
Ssane
Habe U.S. & Sig. Co
Eens Westinghouse A.b.ca
Vere Wave
Pitts. Pinte Ginga Co
Citizens’ Traction
Philad
John M. Oaxiey & Co
Sixth Street
Pitteburg Petroleumene
Bardia
Rami
Gabe Gage
Nashville
Mobile
N.Y
le Eorw
Gig
Ortein
Orthern Paucific
Uhlo
Northern Ienrel
Oregon Agrovemen Sens War
Hiladel
Reading
Richmond ‘Winesake
Richmond
W.P.T. Pf
St. Min
St. L
San Fran
Texas St.is
San
Wabash
Western Union
Wheelie
L. Z. ES
Oh Sugar National Lend
Fis
Eee Philadelphis
Frasilings Commission
Office OF
Montpay
Rio
Java
Maracalbo
Moehs
Santos
Caracas
la Guayra
High Alge
Bot
Eae
Aracalbo
Cry
Eee
Eise
Alee Fraie
Bo Ia
Dotbery Etroleum
Royaline
Forman
Man
Uscatels
Valencia
Salonica
Sicily
Miei Uris
Genote Shageranen
Califor
Higgins
Eure
Eureka
Saan
Hid
Lima
Media George's Cou
Ao Lance
Saar Atri
Frank Situ
Esa
Mary H. Bateman
Mra
Bateman
Svousetown
Ogi
Ark
BSL
MES
Joseph Horne
Winchester &Co
William St
N. Y
Beechaw
Wicedima
Funes
Leees
Burdock
Ayaelays
Ag Oney
Soy
Swift
Leon
Mas, & M
Winston
N. C
Swirr Specific Co
Central Traction Company
F. L. Stephenson
Treas
the Central Traction Company
Pittsburg, Pa
Jas. D. Callery, John W. Taylor
City Savings Bank
Sixth Ave
Smithfield
Hhorrers—Financial
Money
Stephenson
Mesara
Morgan &Co
Pasaponts Sae
Mvil
George T. Carter
Hamilton Building
Pittsboro
Fidelity Title and Trust Co
Fourth Ave
John M. Oakley & CO
Bankers and Brokers
Chicago Board of Trade and
Pittsburg Petroleum Exchange
Sixth ST
Rialto Building
mvll-FlrTsu
Whittier
Fenn Avenue
Ana
Irinary
Penn Ave
Agen Brees
Eures
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