Grain Exchange Fiscal Year Yields Mixed Results
The Grain Exchange annual meeting presented President McHenry’s report with praise for Eastern railroad officials and calls for broader home-dealer support. It shows total receipts for the year across wheat and grain, notes underreporting by train merchants, and lists year end expenses of $2,205.13.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
McHen
Mem Exchange
Chamels
Mapa
McHenry
Alexander
Live Stock Markets at East Liberty Yards
Market dull at East Liberty stock yards as of June 1 with cattle receipts one head and no cattle shipped to New York today. Hog and sheep receipts total six head with shipments noted. prices unchanged from yesterday.
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East Liberty
Ofrfree Poe
New York
Ana al A. Ee
Cattle and Sheep Receipts Reported for Kansas City and St Louis
Telegraph notes Kansas City cattle receipts at 3418 head with shipments of head. steer prices strong to steady with mix of good to choice mutton. St Louis reports 5300 cattle head and 300 sheep head with grass fed cattle price ranges and market steady from fair to average conditions.
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St. Louis
Wool Market Report Shows Mixed Regional Demand
Wool firmer in Philadelphia with slightly improved demand and steady prices. New York reports fair demand with varying fleece types. Texas notes higher prices for Lovis wool. Suffolk and Boston show strong demand for washed and fine wools, while territory sales include fine at 17 1/2 to 18 1/2 cents per pound and pulled wools active at high quotes.
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Philadelphia
New York
Texas
Territory
Drygoods Market Holds Steady Amid Strong Tone
The drygoods market remains unchanged with a firm, robust tone as traders report continued selling pressure and steady demand today. Analysts note no major shifts in price or supply, keeping the market's leadership position intact.
Metal Market News From New York and Freight Notes
Metal market notes from New York report pig iron prices strong and activity rising. Seaborne trade shows a steady but quiet tone with prices around $2.0 per unit and related freight observations.
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New York
Mortuary Report Clarifies Water Safety Findings
Chief Brown of Public Safety and Dr. McCandless reviewed the weekly mortuary report from the Health Bureau. They found no increase in sickness or death versus last year, and noted river water was not more injurious than before while Pratt's Chlorides were advised for household use to prevent sickness.
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Brown
Department of Public Safety
McCandless
Harrison
Washington
P. T
Deer Park
Harri
Illinois State Board of Agriculture
Boards of Agriculture
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Illinois
Cole Younger
Wyoming
Younger
Evanston
Cores Pogearaaed
Salt Lake
Wheat and Corn Market Slump Amid Weather and Gov Report
Market notes show wheat and corn prices easing as favorable weather and a government Agricultural Department report influence expectations. Longer term, a larger than last year’s yield and heavy selling of long wheat contributed to the weaker tone, with some intraday rallies and mixed activity across oats, hogs, and fats.
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Agricultural Department
Tien
Shorts
A. Aera
Umigures
Angus
New York
Hogsheads
Barbadoes
Mold A
Trinidad
Orleans
Western Factory
Tage
Western
St. Louis
Doal Et
Sige
Bond offerings and a fatal New Hampshire murder report
Late news in brief lists a bond offering at 108 percent for five thousand dollars, notes a brutal double murder near Meriden New Hampshire where Lucian Freeman killed his mother and John Morgan with an ax before fleeing and being captured, and mentions other international and local items including ostrich exhibits and a Wyoming arrest.
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Meriden
N. H
Lucian Freeman
Daniel Freeman
John Morgan
Pittsburg Capital Flows Into Real Estate Boom Talk
Business optimism sweeps Pittsburg and Johnstown as capital floods into real estate and development. Prominent figures praise Diamond street widening, while Seattle and Chicago disasters are seen as future rebuilding precedents. Bankers note brick construction, clay resources, and growing suburban trade amid crop price fears.
Stock Exchange Shows Slow Rally Amid Low Mood
The daily market report notes a weak speculative interest with only three issues traded and 145 shares sold. Various brokers cite few orders and little change, while afternoon transactions include 10 shares of Central Traction at 24 and 10 shares of Switch and Signal at 23. Major movers include Whitney & Stevenson buying 100 Philadelphia Company shares and Sproul & Lawrence selling Central Traction and other utilities. Overall total sales at the close reach 2,805 shares with large totals in several rail and utility issues across exchanges.
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Local Stock Exchange
Pitts. Pet
Shank Bvsce
Casseres Cave
Hank
S. Central
Citizens’ Traction
Piteba Traction
Pleasant Valley H.R
la Noria Minic ‘Co
Nee. Co
Anion Westing
Se Airb, Ge
Central Traction
Pittaborg Traction
Whitney & Stepherson
Philadelphia Company
At &.A. Caster
Allegheny County Light
Sproul & Lawrence
W. F. Maxon
John T. Patterson
Wheeling Gas
Morris & Co
Union Switch and Signal
la Norita
Sproul & Sere
Someaera Peoples
Andrew Caster
Pittsburg
Youngstown
Ashtabula
Lack Pester
Eding Tehhison
Ae Teisears Lackieanna
Westen
Central
Trengcontinent
Reading
Bt’ Paul
Union Pacific
Pagar Grin
Sepeo
Bio
Sald
Bether
Reeset
Advange
Emionia
A. B. McGrew & Co
Hope Remains as Banks Face Quiet Money Market
The money market was quiet and featureless with few loan applications and dull business across banks. Weather kept people indoors and news was scarce, while clearings reached 1 84800 percent and balances 457 151.72, signaling a potential busy season once economic depressions ease.
Financial Clearing Totals and Market Notes From New York June
New York clears on totals including 150 and 11 665 in balances and 71 675 426. Boston shows 5 35 516 balances and 1 525 674. Philadelphia reports 12 159 153 balances and 1 489 725. St Louis Bank balances 57 160 and 61 217. London bullion shipments noted at 202 000 pounds. bar silver 42 11 164 per ounce. Three percent rentes listed for New York. Closing quotes and market tone described.
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New York
Boston
Battimorne — Clearings
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Bank Oees
Bank of England
Hugh Salon
Oil Market Rebounds Then Doubts Loom Over Future
The oil market moved from 83 5 to 84 4 cents, then back and forth, closing around 84 0c amid uncertain outlook. Traders note stock drawdown, potential upheaval after July 1, and mixed signals from demand and rail activity as prices hover with no clear direction.
Market Summary From Bradford And Nearby
Fragmentary market report lists seed prices and cattle bids with Bradford figures and low and high quotes. Other markets show mixed prices though legible details are sparse and names are partially obscured.
Real Estate Deals Drive Encouraging Auction Sales
Samuel W. Black & Co at 9 Fourth Avenue held their first auction of the L. Boggs plan near Castle Shannon incline. Eight lots sold at low prices with terms of 110 down and 5 per month no interest, plus additional parcels on Paul Avenue and nearby streets to buyers including J. O. Smith W. Altenberg and John G. Brown. The sale highlights the area’s strong demand and stable financing.
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Samuel W. Black & Co
Fourth Avenue
Dispatch
L. Boggs
New Castle Shannon
Op Paul Avenue
J. O. Smith
W. Altenberg
John G. Brown
West Place
Law of City
Toarea
Satoon Alley
James W. Drape & Co
Margareta Euclid
Margar
Lowell Street
Secres
Martin
Saherey
Maplewood Park
Teetaees
Intel
Market Advances Persist In Subdued New York Session
Active spots contrast with quiet West trading as Vanderbilt and trust stocks show buoyancy. Sugar hits new high on cash in treasury rumors while London shares drift. coal and Jersey Central rise, Lackawanna and Reading see large late trades, overall market ends firm with strong close.
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New York
West
London
Cealers
St. Paul
New England
Mar
Brees
Jersey Central
Eggees
Aware and
Hudson
Lackawanna
Geogot and
Western
Reading
Southern Pacific
St. L
ORL
C& C
Lake Erie Lake Shore
Mississippi
Philadel
Richmond
W. P
Ted Richmond & We
St. Paul & Iuluth
Ean . L
Union Pacific
Western Union
Wheeling & L
Bats
National Lead Trust
Soso Sugar Fame
Philadelphia Stocks and Brokers Report Fragment
Fragmentary text from Philadelphia stocks and quotations tied to Whit & Stephenson brokers and the New York Stock Exchange. The readable portion references a fourth avenue address and brokers handling stock listings amid market activity.
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Neet Stock Exchange
Ney & Stephenson
York Ow
Philadelphia
Whit & Stephenson
Brokers
New Y Fourth Avenue
Ork Stock Exchange
Ground for divorce cases heard by Judge White
Judge White refused a divorce in the Jones vs Jones case citing lack of grounds such as fraud with misrepresentations, and duress from arrest without bail tied to marriage. Other cases noted include Brown vs Brown with deceit over an heiress and Fisher vs Fisher involving desertion and remarriage.
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White
Effie
Brown
John E T
Rupert
Brotyn
Tea Ge
Gertie Wheeler
New York
A Wheeler
J. R. Brown
Ute
Frank Fisher
J.ene
Contested Will in Orphans Court Involving Mrs Oswald Case
The Orphans Court heard the contested will of Mrs. Lacy Oswald widow of Charles Oswald of Etna. The estate valued around 63 with a sole legatee Mrs J Smith who cared for Oswald. $10 goes to Union Centenary Methodist Church. Testimony concluded, issue granted, case certified for jury trial in Common Pleas Court.
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Orphans’ Court
Lacy Oswald
Oswald
Smith
Union Centenary Methodist Church
Common Pigas Court
Guilty Pleas in City Criminal Court on Burglary and Vandalism
Robert Cunningham pleaded guilty to entering C C Church dwelling and stealing a diamond plass cutter and to entering George Pfeil’s house. James Gray was convicted of breaking into John Mills’ outlaw. Fred Kane admitted malicious mischief for throwing stones at Panhandle Railroad cars. Timothy Daly pleaded guilty to and William convicted of entering Thomas Lawry’s Braddock house and stealing articles. William Camerney stands trial for indecent assault on Papina Josef Hosa and aggravated assault on Louw Rosa.
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Robert Cunningham
C.C. Church
George Pfeil
James Gray
John Mills
Fred Kane
Panhandle
Timothy Daly
Thomas Lawry
Braddock
Wm. Camerney
Papina Josef Hosa
Louw Rosa
True bill returned in murder case of Heiser
A grand jury returned a true bill against Andrew Heiser for the murder of Charley Wilson following an April altercation on Winebiddle avenue in which Heiser stabbed Wilson. Wilson died at West Penn Hospital about a week ago. The list of defendants also names Baker Plautz Thum and others for aggravated assault and battery and keeping a gambling house.
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Andrew Heiser
Charley Wilson
Heiser
Wilson
Winebiddle Avenue
Cance
West Penn Hospital
Canor
Baker
John Plautz
John Thum
Fornix Et
Commonwealth v Lyie Harvey McCarthy and others
A Commonwealth criminal docket lists defendants including Richard Lyie Samuel Harvey John McCarthy Antonio Saeieny Walter F West Cyrus NES ENRON Ren Louis Pfeil Howard Willame Daniel Davis Thomas Galil and others in a multi defendant case with a public court appearance noted.
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Criminal Court —Commonwealth
Richard Lyie
Samuel Harvey
John McCarthy
Antonio Saeieny
Walter F. West
Cyrus Nes
Louis Pfeil
Howard Willame
Daniel Davis
Witter
Thomas Galil
Bliciar Desla
John Im
Jol Li
Dohn Cy
Clurg Decnatte
Northside Gun Club charter filed in Recorder's office Allegheny
A charter for the Northside Gun Club of Allegheny was filed in the Recorder's office yesterday. Directors listed include Dr W Hamilton W E Littell and William Means. Fulfillment of a partition suit and various corporate filings appear in the same record.
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Recorder's Office
Northside Gun Club
Allegheny
W. &. Hamilton
W. E. Littell
William Means
Tomas C. Fulton
Jane M. Fulton
James & Arnold and
Andrew Lateon
Market report notes light grain cereal supplies and steady general prices
The dispatch summary shows grain exchange soft on cereals with light supplies, Ohio cheese in strong demand, and widespread delays hurting perishable goods. Prices for beans, butter, and fruits vary as traders blame slow deliveries and aging warehouse stocks.
Grain Exchange Receipts and Market Notes
Grain exchange bulletins show total receipts by Pittsburg, Ft Wayne and Chicago with six cars of hay four of oats one of bran and one of flour. Pittsburg Cincinnati and St Louis report cars of hay four of oats one of corn. No sales on call. Annual meeting for officers election and reports occupied the session.
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Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pune
Pennsylvania
Ohio
inerraEp
Bo Chop
Fragmentary OCR note with trading figures and livestock terms
Fragmentary text lists ranges for weights or values and mentions lambs hogs and stocks with unclear context. The readable items include several animal categories and numeric ranges, but the full meaning is obscured by OCR errors. No clear event or outcome is identifiable.
Lutherans Convene Biennial Synod in Allegheny Parish
About fifty to sixty Evangelical Lutheran clergy gathered as the United Synod prepares to convene that evening on Stockton Avenue in Allegheny. J Goot of the host church will preside, with noted Rev W F Conrad editor and Rev E J Wolf among speakers. Prominent laymen include H Phillips of Philadelphia and C A Ockershausen of New York, among others.
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Evangelical Lutheran Denomination
United Means
Trinco Bh
Stockton Avenue
Allegheny
Pero
J. Goot
Hospital Y Overseas Matters
Bregener
del Battimore
de Re J
Maria D. I
W. F. Conrad
D. D
Lutheran Observer
Phir
H.W
Philadel
College of Gettysburg
Vania G. Butler
D. D.cain
United Sates Senate
E.J. Wolf
A. Pe Hoe
Oa Theological Seminary
Ge D
Newees
Heisler
Pittsburg and Manchester Railway Stays With Horses
A Pittsburg and Manchester Passenger Railroad Company director explains they will not replace motive power for another year due to season timing. He notes no immediate overhaul and suggests a possible six foot board walk plan may alter crosswalks and affect the Sixth Street bridge revenue.
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Pittsburg
Manchester
Tee Ecome
Sisth Street
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People's National Bank
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Armour & CO
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Pitts
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Peon Avenue
Doctors Lake
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Penn Ave
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Chighester
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Tease Chichester Chemical Co
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