Local Live Stock Market Report From Liberty Yard
Cattle supply exceeds demand with a light sheep and lamb run but sufficient needs. Hogs rise and fall, with Monday receipts about 75 carloads of cattle and Chicago-origin stock. prices opened 3 to 10 cents lower, then closed about 10 cents lower. Slop cattle and calf trades noted. buyers wary, prices weaker than prior week. Livestock market sentiment unsettled by shipping doubts and Eastern market news. hogs and lambs trading near steady to slightly lower.
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Pittsburg
Howe
Louisville
Bantler County
Liberty Yards
Cattle market lists varied prices with weak demand
Supply was liberal and mostly common with a lifeless market except for prime quality cattle selling near last week’s prices. Many loads of common cattle struggled to move. Sheep receipts were low and prices broadly steady with prime well-rated wethers in demand among Indiana and other regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prime Olio
Indiana Wethers
Kansas City Cattle Receipts Show Market Variations Across Regions
Regional cattle receipts vary with weak to steady pricing noted across markets. Stronger demand seen for select steers while feeders and stockers hold mixed values. ves large shipments reported in Chicago and St Louis with prices easing for some categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Ana Shipnin
New York
Sper
Chicago
Texas
Joe Ovar McRae
St. Louis
BurFraLo
Jae Cpanacagaians
Copper markets retreat as tin steadies in New York trade
In New York metal markets copper declines amid thin buying with lead softening on dull demand. Tin remains steadier as overall trading shows mixed sentiment across bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mike
They Did Not Want to Keep It in Board Yard Theft
A theft occurred near CESS where a quantity of pipe and metal from the West Penn Railway was dropped in a board yard by individuals described as a party of men. Officer Mercer from Allerheny reported the incident before Seaterdey morning and noted the suspects did not stop to parley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Penn Railway
Cess
Orphiinee
Mercer
Allerheny
Allcock's Porous Piasters Featured By Oswego Advertiser
Sufferers from a weak back find solace in a testimonial from A W Harrett of Oswego. He describes severe pain ten years prior, says applying two Allcock's Porous Plasters to the lower back brought quick relief, and reports notable improvement within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Harrett
Oswego
Allcock
Markets by Wire Wheat Prices Rally Amid Nervy July Rumors
Wheat trading remained active with near deliveries higher except December which eased. June to July shifts dominated, July leading gains then retreating, while August and September posted moderate advances. Rumors of July manipulation spurred short covering, keeping July volatile. oats and fats showed mixed to weak tendency with overall steady to firmer cash signals in multiple markets and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senne Te Cote Inc
New York
Perry
Canada
Fan Jann
Ogie
Piu Bies
Western Dairy
Ege Do
Izige
Western
J. Lovis
Uly
Craven
Ta Sai
Taige
Tage Ee
Ron
Saul
Ate Wsarond
Bere A
Jane
Bo Cid
Auras Sens
Roe A
Sear
Philadelphia
Asylvania Creamery
Milwaukee
ToLeDo
Presbytery of Allegheny Holds Meeting At Emeworth Church
The Presbytery of Allegheny met at Emeworth Church with Rev. H C Ferguson as pastor. Rev. D W Mays preached the opening sermon and several clerical changes were noted including resignations and transfers among Freedom Rochester and Pittsburg. A memorial for Rev W G Larcharé and a note on Rev F W McNaughton's death were discussed. The temperance topic dominated the proceedings and a December action was reaffirmed. A committee was formed to confer with Johnstown church regarding a recent calamity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Emeworth Church
H.C. Ferguson
D. W. Mays
J. H. Bausman
Freedom Church
Rochester Church
George 8
Rice
Shenango
H. H
Stiles
Pittsburg
W. GC. Larcharé
McClure Avenue
F. W. McNaughton
Presbyterian Church
Johnstown
Presbytery
Levue
Tragic Gas Explosion Injures Lizzie Clare in West End
Lizzie Clare, a domestic for W. i. Speaker, West End, was badly burned yesterday morning when she turned on a gas line and lit a match. An escaped gas flame severely injured her neck and face. she was carried to Wa avenue for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Clare
W. i. Speaker
West End
Ealden
Wa Avenue
To Take or Not Take Water in Reynolidtown
McKeesport offers water for sale and Reynolidtown will vote Saturday on whether to increase borough indebtedness by buying it. The election will gauge local support for the water purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesport
Reynolidtown
Southside Transit Need Spurs Talk of Cooperative Farms
A Southside call for rapid transit along Carson Street and river routes highlights a push for traction lines to speed travel and boost property values. The piece argues co operation among farmers can cut costs, modernize tools, and enlarge small holdings through shared ownership and centralized management, with England and Europe cited as models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson Street
Temperanceville
Southside
Narrow Stock Market Slump With Few Orders Recorded
A thin morning session left prices largely unchanged and no clear demand. Brokers noted wide bid offer spreads and little revival expected before fall, with specific issues like Philadelphia Gas and Central Traction showing minor moves amid overall inactivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbour
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Sena
Banks See Moderate Business Amid Rebuilding Demand
Bankers reported average activity with checks leading. Discounts totaled about $100000 at 6.5 percent as rebuilding in Johnstown and flood repairs heighten money demand. A Wood Street cashier predicted capital tightness within three months. The Ledger noted mixed balances and steady if uneven business in New York with prime mercantile rates fluctuating.
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Wood Street
Johnstown
Sian
Ogee
New York
Oter
Joan
Prime Mercantile
Oscar Dull
Mroady
Closing Bond Quotations and Money Rates Report
The report lists government and corporate bonds with varying prices and dull steady activity. It also includes daily money market figures from New York Boston Philadelphia and London with clearings balances and bullion movements at the Bank of England.
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UT. S
U.S
Eee Union
Bartucce Pac
Northern Pac
Louisiana
Northw
Missouri
Nurthw
Deben
Oregon & Trans
Canada
St. Paul Consols
Postco Tata
St. Chi & Pe
Den
K. G
Lets
D.& BG
West
Union
Pac
Isaac Erie
M.k.&t
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
BalTiaone
Bank of England
Panis
Imperial Bank
Bank and
Still Firm The Old Market Holds Its Own on a Small Businews
The oil market was quiet and firm with a narrow price range. It opened higher, then sold off, recovered to the opening figure, and finally settled near 83 1/2 cents. Tuesday clearings reached 1.4 million barrels amid bullish stock list signals and Ohio oil refining news. Marshall Oil Ellwood No 1 well and other field updates reported. several wells found dry or only minor gas. A gassy Berea Gritt well caused two men to suffer burns from ignition.
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Times
Germany
France
Belgium
Great West
Siac
Sproul & Lawrence
Taylorstown
Marshall Oil Company
MecKeown
Curry Farm
Soret
Campbell Farm
Fisher Oil Company
Hooker
Logan Farm
Frazier
Cadiz
Market Features Corrected Daily by John M Oakiey
Daily market features compiled by John M Oakiey and Co list refined products and quotes for Pittsburg and New York trading. Includes activity in premium items, open and close prices, highs and lows, and notable counts of barrels traded.
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John M. Oakiey & Co
Pittsburg
Staking Gains Reported in Local Real Estate Transfers
Reports show several property sales and mortgages across Pittsburgh and Allegheny with prices ranging from 500 to 30 000 dollars. Transactions include W A Herron & Sons selling Hatfield Street lots for cash to Pittsburg Bank for Savings and James W Drape & Co selling a business property around 30 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Drape & Co
W. A. Herron & Sons
Hatfield
Forty-seventh Street
Pittsburg Bank
Penn
Henry Albert
Ward Street
Oakland
C. Beringer & Son
Homestead
Black & Baird
Fourth Avenue
TE. Connelly
New York City
William Hell
Baum Street
Shadyside
Woodworth Street
Ewing & Byers
Federal Street
Allegheny
Thompson Wachoh
Charles Hunter
Superior Station
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne and Chicago
Thirteenth Ward
Talooeee
James F. Goodyear
L. QO. Fraxter
Wikinson
Atlantic Avenue
Liberty Avenue
Twentieth Ward
Yer Rogers
Gil
E. E
Outside Buying Holds Up the Stock Market Report
New York reports a stock market gain with a firm tone for most of the session. Outside interests drove today's buying as Chicago London Boston and Philadelphia supplied orders while profit taking cooled gains late.
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New York
Chicago
London
Boston
Philadelphia
Stock Market Moves Amid Reading and Jersey Central Advances
The day saw strong activity in Reading and Jersey Central with readings of 2 percent gains and further advances in Delaware and Hudson and Louisville and Nashville. Trading narrowed to a dozen stocks early, followed by broader gains then a late session pullback as market momentum faded, with Reading securities contributing heavily to total volume and the day closing mixed but firmer overall on continued trust activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderit
Jersey Central
Tosing
Adirondack
Delaware and Hudson
Jersey
Lackawanna
Reading
Louisville
Nashville
St Paul
Vanderbilts
Nisvilles
Delaware
Hudson
Tennessee Coal
Louisville New Albany
Chicago
Denver
Rio Grande
Sugar Trust
Brunswick
Phosnix
Big Four
Louisville and
St. Louis
Gresham
New York Stock Exchange
Whitney & Stephenson
New York Market Reports Steady Demand for Woolens and Prints
In Drigoods Market New York on June 12 demand held firm for wide sheetings and men s wear woolens. Some prints were shown to distant buyers and orders were taken with prices possibly opening higher. New spring woolens are likely to see advanced prices and the cotton goods market remains strong.
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Drigoods
New York
Late News in Brief Highlights Government Appointments
Engar H. Shook of Detroit named Superintendent of Supplies in the Post Office Department, replacing W D Woodbridge who resigned. The President appoints pestmasters Elias Marsh and Samuel W Saimson to new positions, with J G Lowrie and H E Gray reassigned. Executive order defines military units on an island territory, and Grantadale Montana buzzes as gold fever spreads. Seattle rebuilding advances with losses and cash contributions totaling 34800. Western Union declares a June 14 dividend, reports quarterly earnings and a large surplus. A Chicago gathering aims to form a United Labor Brotherhood replacing Knights of Labor with thousands of wage earners organized.
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Engar H. Shook
Detroit
Post Office Department
W. D. Woodbridge
Secretary of War
Grantedale
Missoula County
Mont
James Quickbanner
Gold Creek
Grantadale
Seattle
Western Union Teiecae Company
Domestic Markets Report from June 1 1880
Shell corn scarce and higher. Other cereals steadier. Produce delays slow trains reducing perishable quality. Old potatoes active. new lower. Strawberries from home in plentiful good shape. Maryland berries delapidated from delays. Eggs firm. butter slightly easier. cheese unchanged. Groceries show rising sugars and coffee options dipping then recovering. Prices for fruits, vegetables, and canned goods listed with numerous regional varieties.
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Maryland
Elgin
Obio Do
Ligliée
New York
California
Tornia
Messina
Valencia
Florida
Louisville
Stee
Pine and wood materials noted in partial listing
Fragmentary OCR shows a list of timber types including pine, white oak, dry white oak, hickory, and other wood terms with scattered words like boards and rails. The readable text lacks a complete narrative or context.
Appeals Filed Over Borough Ordinance Violations
Live Court News reports Hampton Scott and Gordon filed appeals in the Quarter Sessions Court for three railroad workers fined by Squire Deffner Homestead for speeding and blocking a crossing. The grand jury returned true bills against multiple defendants for rioting assault and battery larceny embezzlement weapons and other charges with further hearings and sentences noted.
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Newa
Hampton, Scott & Gordon
Quarter Sessions
Squire Deffner
Homestead
Frank White
George Young
Patrick Collins
Dayona
Michael Aa
Scotty
Alias P. Gordon
Hammel
George McAllister
Charles . A. Martin
Homas Brittain
John McKeever
Martin Tay
William
Thomas Mackweak
Tae
Eisie J. Robinson
Charles Grab Jr
John Earley
George Ross
John Ear 2
Bonnet Diley
W. M. Aubrey
John Borg
John Ebestlemeyer
Common Pleas
Criminal
Commonwealth
Cyrus Dunlap
Frank Stawicky
James Gill
Howard Williams
Daniel Davis
John Wistmee
Thomas Kelly
James A. Billeter
Joe Gallins
Charles Eajohn Reotacs
John J. Davis
J McClurg Donnelly
Henry
Richard Lysis
Samuel Harvey
John McCarth
W. F. West
Robert Cunningham
Tim Daly
Lizzie
Realty
Pittsburg
Allentown
E. H. Bomanomon
U. S
Presbyterian Church of
Franklin
Daviden
John C. Henmaga
Supreme Court
Ewing
Newmeyer
Gamble
United States Circuit Court
Wineland & Lyne
Pittsburg Forge and Iron Company
Petition Urges Removal of Rafts to Aid Drowned Boy Search
In the Twenty-ninth street area residents petition Chief Brown to move rafts moored near the river mouth to aid the search for a boy drowned last Friday. The boy’s father, William G. Rees, offers a $25 reward for the body’s recovery and resides on Thirty-seventh Street above Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-ninth Street
Chief Brown
Woo
William G. Rees
Mr. Rees
Thirty-seventh Street
Butler
Grain Exchange Receipts Show Mixed Carload Totals
Total receipts bulletined at the Grain Exchange list 16 loaded cars from routes including Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago with hay oats feed flour wheat and extra flour and bran from Pittsburg Cincinnati and St Louis. Shell corn rose on light receipts while cereals held firm. crop prospects remain cautious and prices unlikely to rise.
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Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburg and Western
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East Liberty Yards
McCall & Co
Thecreph
Métal Market
THE
United Presbyterians
Careleasnesa
Pennsylvania
Liverpool
Co-Operative
England
Freshold Hank
Avew National Bank
Hers Nat
Rome
Snes
Aes Westing
Air. Co
Henry M
Paige
Northwes
Northern Pacific c
Union Pacific
Bete
Tidentes
Oger Bichon
Biter
Cates
Bil Go
Bio
Transit
Consolidated Exchange
Stock Exchange
Louieville
Canada Southern
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Ubio
Bae
Iwounger Cricere
Lake Erie
Lake Shore
Louisville & Nash Ie
Mobile
Mo. H
Pacific
Missouaust
New York Central
KY. L. BE
MM. Y
Ais
A & Niyen
Bsavissooe
Whitney
Stephen Brok
Allouer M
Uamtral. Com
Elias Marsh
Portland
Ind
J. G. Lowrie
Samuel W. Saimson
Herkimer
N. Y
H. E. Gray
Chi Pro Sekase
Deaton
Obi
Brotherhood
United Labor
T. B
Knights of Labor
Ay. 'Aie
Pitrssure Atch
Java
Maracaibo
Santos
Caracas
Rio
Carolina
Stanceri
Aes
Brazil
Ceanageae
Eureka
Sansa Eton Arriet
Finnan Haddock
Susquehanna
Boc Spectric
Tenth St
Swift Srectric Co
Drawer
Atlanta, Ga
Joseph Horne & CO
Winchester
Winchester & CO
William Street
Eee
Eee Boia Ruivings Bank
American Line
Liverpook
Great Britsen
Ireland
Gee Parell , Wright & General Az
Waluatty
Aurania
Bothata
Janes DA Gallia
Jcene
Setruria
Umbria
Auranis
Sune
Callia
Aoe Ave
Anc
Smithfeld
Glasgow
Belfast
Dublin
Locatiog
Stateroom
Austin Halow
Broadway
J. J. McCormick
Brokers—Financial
Vy Hitney & Stephenson
Messrs. Aforgan & Co
Meee Petoes A
Myli
George T. Carter
Hamilton Building
Borough
Homestead’s Ordinance Authority
Questoned
Grand Jury Indictas
Sen- Order
Rafie
City Savings Bank
Sixth Ave
Smithfield ST
J.burns
John W. Taylor
Tachiar
Wemreee
Eyaeysyy
Puner
John M. Oakley & CO
Bankers and Brokers
Chicago Board of Trade and Pittsburg Petroleum Exchange
Sixth ST
Rialto Building
Brigg Trea
Medical
Doctor Whittier
Penn Avenue
Pitt
Ana
Whittier
Sanday
Mt. Tol P
Hea
P. W
Pr. U
Penn Ave
Ofcure
East Haddam
Hare
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