Features of Trade Stocks in Hands of Allegheny Tanners Cleaned Up
Liberty live stock markets show few positives for sellers in the week ending June 20. Local cattle supply exceeded demand and quality was under par, with buyers noting light, tidy butcher stock and thin feeders. Sheep and lambs were slow with prices well below prior week. hogs and sheep faced transport delays to Eastern markets. Week's Liberty yards report lists totals: 350 loads, 1,580 cattle, 12,880 hogs, 2,251 sheep, 685 lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Liberty Live
Eastern
Maroe
Liberty Yards
Tanner Industry Shows Signs of Strength in Leather Trade
A leading Allegheny tanner speaks on firmer hides, rising capacity, and leaner stock levels as demand for harness leather remains solid. He notes Pittsb urg brands selling steadily at a slight premium while high grade work continues to move, with June data pending but overall positive through the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Pittebarg
Lee
Cattle Market Mixed as Receipts Rise Across Regions
Telegraph reports mixed cattle activity with 19 000 head in St Louis and 5 400 head elsewhere. Texas and Kansas runs show active to dull trades, steer and heifer prices noted, hogs softer in some marts while sheep and lamb markets varying by region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
New York
Seeves
Ss. Verry
Nothing Slow About Him A Sabetitore Posts Clerk Who Got Away
W C Lally a substitute postal clerk faced the U S District Court trial charged with stealing 86 registered packages. C A Storer testified the registry division era was lax with no watchman and doors left open allowing railway mail clerks to enter and register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabetitore Posts
Chicago
W. C. Lally
United States District Court
C. A. Storer
Registry Division
Lally
Tien Samp
Storm rips through town causing extensive damage
A heavy wind storm struck at 12 45 this morning damaging Collinsville area. Colonel Jonathan Kimball’s new residence and a Catholic church building were left in ruins with several structures destroyed. Local officials probe the aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veeuriion
Dax
Jonathan Kimball
Wheat market advances amid rains and bugs pressure
Wheat and corn futures rose as rain and bug damage in Indiana and Ohio spurred fears of shriveled grain, while wet weather and large clearances shifted sentiment. Oats and other grains showed mixed moves with deferred deliveries offered freely, pork and lard trades quiet to moderate, and cash prices largely firm for flour and barley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Ohio
Shorta
Ed Vance
Inter
Uguet
Foo
Soreemiber
New York
Guantanamo
New Orleans
Eas
Pegia
Western Steam
Western Dairy
Western
C. Philadelfhria
PLC
Twentieth Street
I Cake Fond
Pennsylvania
Milwaukee
Izige
ToLeDo
City workers accused of drawing relief while employed in Johnstown
Controller Morrows declares he will withhold payment to any city employees found working in Johnstown and receiving relief while their regular salaries continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Relief Committee
Morrows
Johnetown
Friel to Face Hearing on Assault Charge in Woods Run
Fritz Friel is to appear before Alderman Foley of Woods Run on Tuesday to answer aggravated assault and battery charges filed by Emma Onsterich. The prosecutrix says Friel visited last Saturday night, she refused due to illness, and he forced entry into the parlor and attacked her twice. The incident ends with no clear motive disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Friel
Foley
Woods’ Run
Emma Onsterich
Friel
Castoria Advertises Through Generations
Slogan traces the product across eras from babyhood to motherhood, noting a child’s illness and a mother’s reliance on Castoria for her children. The enduring line suggests trusted use by families through time.
Hopeful Iron Man talk and water safety in Pittsburgh area
A local Pittsburgh editor outlines health and economic notes from early reports. He cites a typhoid-linked water issue, three bore wells near West End Price, and warns surface water contamination risks. He also discusses mill orders, possible July shutdowns, and expectations of brisk fall trade and higher prices. A grain broker estimates the wheat crop around 20 million bushels, with potential upside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Watching and Waiting Lock Brokers Keating for Turn of Tide
A day of mixed activity on the market with few clear orders. Philadelphia Gas and Electric show firmness suggesting a near term revival while La Noria trades weakly and memberships fetch lower prices. overall sentiment remains cautious with no strong bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
la Noria
A Better Feeling Open and Close Reflect Market Tone
The article describes an off market session that opened poorly but improved through the day, ending near the opening level with signs of a better time ahead. Trading was light and unsettled, with the official price at 4c and clearings reported as 102.
Features of the Market Corrected Daily by Stan Bee
Features of the Market section appears corrected daily by Stan Bee and Pittsburg Petroleum Suburbage on Sixth Street. The fragmentary note shows local market coverage with minor provenance gaps and misspellings.
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Feateres
Stan Bee
Pittsburg Petroleum Suebaage
Petroleum Market Rumors Signal Quiet Day on June Trade
Amid a low activity session readings show rare price moves with Iseabee open and close near the edges at 83ge and 83hge while edge figures 83140 and 8340 mark highs and lows. National figures also open and close around 83740 and 83ge as New York sees steady but dull trade with 804e to 830 range for Petroleum and related sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowest
Ees Jaene
Regs Carea
Gene T
Petroleum
No Change in Financial Markets Amid Quiet Banking Day
The day showed steady banking conditions with ample money supply and light demand. Rates varied by collateral quality as currency remained ample. New York money on call was easy at 2 percent, with last loans at 2 percent, and bonds and clearings across major cities remained steady amid a broad continental report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exehan
Ebay Bis
Lands and Houses Sold in East End and Valley View
Real estate notices list Kelly and Rogers selling Lot 6315 Station Street to Cynthia P Hunter for Catherine Drum. Broad Street six room frame sold for 2800 cash. Samuel W Black & Co note mortgage around 4000 at 6 percent. Various parcels on Liberty Street Main Street and Fahnestock Lane sold or mortgaged with prices and frontages. Purchasers include H Steersie and Mrs L J Moxan with further lots in Valley View Plan. Jim J Cooper Co handled sales. Thirteenth Ward lots 26 and 49 sold. mortgage 1600 at four and a half percent noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim J. R. Cooper
Financial Market Summary From New York Stocks
The sugar trust led a cautious session as trading slowed with no major news. Prices rose early on short covering and gains in Union Pacific and several rail names, but late-day selling pared advances. Readings on bonds were steady with a total daily turnover of 1,656,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boatman
Ewster Tras
Sacs
Chartiers Val. Gas Co
Are
Nat. Gas Co
W.va
Pennsylvania Gas
Zee Ees
Zee Ees | ‘A, “Ie W BL Us 25Ignal Co
Philadelphia
la Noria
New York
Bing
Athlon
Northern Pacific
Erred
Transcontinental
Renai
St. Paul
West
Rock Island
Inter-State Association
London
Shorts
Bears
Union Pacific
Lackawanna
Missour Pacific
Reading
Atchison
Bayal Trust
Regon Transcontinental
Willard
Dulmesa
Delaware
Hadson
Kawanna
Atchison, New England
Wanna
Oregon Navigation and
Western Union
New York Stock Exchange
Whitney & Stephenson
Fourth Avenue
Closing quotations of Philadelphia stocks in terse list
Closing quotations in Philadelphia stock listings show mixed figures from Whig Foust of SS to Boston stocks and Old Colony lines. The garbled scan names several railroad and telegraph entities with varied prices, including Atchison and Mexican Cent, and mentions cities such as Boston and Philadelphia in a dense, unreadable ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Whig Foust
SS & Stephen
Pennsylvants Railroad
Layng Sues A French Spring Company Over Bolton Steel Purchase
Frank D. Layng files a bill in equity against A French Spring Company Limited claiming ownership of 31250 in stock of a 500000 capital firm. He alleges Aaron French bought 47500 of Bolton Steel stock for notes and cash without board consent, the board later ratified it, and Layng seeks injunctions, indemnity, and a declaration the Bolton purchase was outside partnership business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Layng
A. French Spring Company, Limited
Layng
Aaron French
Spring Company
Bolton Steel Company
Canton
Sansgess
Board of Managers
Sargeant seeks injunction over Haights Row sewer near Stanton Ave
Isabel C. Sargeant files bill in equity against the City of Pittsburg Chief Bigelow and W. J. Dunn to restrain laying the Haights Row sewer through her property until bond is given to cover potential damages. A preliminary injunction is in place until Saturday for a final hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel C. Sargeant
Pittsburg
Bigelow
Department of Public Works
W. J. Dunn
Stanton Avenue
Haights Row
Voight Pleads Guilty in Four Indictments
Henry F. Voight former cashier of the Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank Southside pleaded guilty in criminal court yesterday to four indictments. The charges include perjury embezzlement altering bank books with intent to defraud and making false entries. He is accused of embezzling over $100000. Voight had been in custody for more than six months and was sentenced this past Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Voight
Farmers and Mechanics’ Savings Bank
Southside
Voight
Grand jury returns true bills in liquor and assault cases
The grand jury yesterday returned true bills for George Daub Joah Evans Patrick Cleary James Laird John Robinson and James McNally for assault and battery and agitated assault and battery. Michael Spence faces charges of selling liquor without license and selling and furnishing liquor on Sunday. Lizzie Davis Hugh Nelson were ignored with separate liquor license and assault charges not proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Daub
Joah Evans
Patrick Cleary
James Laird
John Robinson
James McNally
Robert Ray
Michael Spence
Lizzie Davis
Hugh Nelson
To Day's Audit List of Estate and Related Parties
Audit list items include executors and heirs such as te R B Petty Rev John Otten H A Biddle A M Pierce and others. Names like George Hamilton James W Edwards Marian Edwards Joseph H Uss and George L Os seem referenced in a civil matter or estate record with multiple individuals listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B
Petty
John Otten
To Day's Trial List in Criminal Court
Commonwealth vs William Desmond and others including FE McConnell J P Smith Thomas Brittain Joseph Hirsch Thomas Mooney Arthur Killen James Wells Cyrus Pryor George Alexander Henry Irwin are listed for trial today in the criminal court. Proceedings involve multiple defendants and associated names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court—Commonwealth
William Desmond
FE. McConnell
J. P. Smith
Thomas Brittain
Joseph Hirsch
Thomas Mooney
Arthur Killen
James Wells
Cyrus Pryor
George Alexander
Henry Irwin
Late News in Brief From Washington to Kansas
Secretary Proctor returns to Washington from Vermont. Andrew Grimes hanged at May Landing for murder aboard the Annie Carl. Neosho river floods ruin wheat and crops in Kansas. 713 steerage passengers from Wyoming include 30 Mormon converts en route to Utah. Three murders occur in Putnam County within three miles. Indiana wheat destroyed by insect Crreen midge and red midge threaten crops. Two Choctaw Indians killed in Indian Territory. robbers’ pockets rifled. U S Marshals hunt Paymaster Wham robbers. Meade pursues suspects. Lake Superior rail rates drop and Denver routes adjust pricing to St. Paul and Kansas City.
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Proctor
Washington
Veemont
Andrew Grimes
John Martin
Annie Carl
May Landing
N. d
Kansas
Neosho River
Neosho County
Castle Garden
Wyoming
Old Dominion
Henry Bradley
Doc Lawrence
Tom Stevens
Indiana
State Board of I.culture
Ft. Smith
Ark
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Indian Territory
Tucson
Aziz
Wham
United States
N. K. Meade
Meade
Market summary notes uneven movements in dairy and produce
Country butter and cheese show oversupply and downward drift while eggs stay strong on firm quotations. Fruit and vegetables arrive water soaked and perish quickly. live poultry and clover feed prices vary by grade. Coffee and sugars firm after recent declines. buyers long on stock with limited immediate demand.
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New York
Ohio Creamery
Geir
California
Timothy
Messina
Lasses
Sims
Louisville
St. Louis
Grain Trade Notes From The Exchange Amid Election Rally
Receipts bulletined show 1 car total with hay oats flour and middlings moving by Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago. Other routes report 8 cars hay 2 oats 1 bran 1 corn via Pittsburg Cincinnati St Louis. Oats weak, corn scarce and higher. Flour firming, spring patents selling faster. Malt and hops firmer since Tuesday election. dealer cites boosted confidence. Rye and middlings prices listed with mixed indications, overall buying activity steady.
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The
Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Higha
Pennsylvania
Ohio
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Liberty Stock Yards
Allegheny Tanners
Tanners
Telegraph
Senate
xatTi
See
Him
Dakota
Sron
Pittsburg Petroleum, Grain and Metal Exchange
Williamsport
Wilkinsburg
Isaac
Rebekah
Samaria
Ford
A.B. McGrew & Co
Tos Br
D.& K.G. West
Ista
Union Pao
Ste
Erle
Dda
Ccereneeel
Gen
Hank Clearings
Bostox — Clearin
Money Oe Pec Haltrmore
Balancna Earings
Philadelpria—Clearin
Paesinae LonpDon
Bank of England
Bank of En
Paris
Bank of France
Clery
the Sugar Trust
Conlers
F. Gentralor
Central Pacific
Goat & Iron
and & Esocking Ag
Pr & Wes
Boston
TanaGcans
Old Colony
Atch
Top
Car
Central Ph
Ton
Maine
Hocla
Uuceola
Flint
Missienippl
Oregon
Dec
Kran
Philadel
Richmond & d +P
St. Paul & Daiu
Same
E. Ag
Wabash Tern Union
Wheeling & L. E
National Lager Trust
Chicago Gas
F. D. Layng
Lake Superior
Choice Rio
Prime Rio
Fair Rio
Java
Maracaibo
Allspice
Elaine
Megina Vibe
Rick—Head
Carolina
Louisiana
London Ayers
Mouscatels
Muscatels
Valencia
Ondara
Sultana
Esapocatel
perAc
Lake Trent
Finnan Haddock
Mear
Metal Market
Straits
Chartiers Creamery Co
Liberty Street
Pittsburg, PA
Mellon Sons
BAM
Smithfield Street
Byacis Mexico
Loa No
Max Schamburg
Sinitufeld
Pynnard Line
Sin York
Liverpool
Queens
Town
FEOM
Bothnia
Etruria
Aurania
Jone
Othe Daly
Gallia
Uly
Etreria
Verkun H i Brown &Co
W York
Ie K. Co
Ais Millefeld
State Line
Glasgow
Dublin
Liverpoo
Allan Line
Royal Mail
NLY
Londonderry
Galway
Ieee A
Trocca
New Yord
Ccormick
Scorer & Son
Atlantic Express
Ueenstown
York
Cnd
Dee
Seneres
Ae Deerson Brothers
Sulthaeld
A. de Bivignis
SON
Saahaee
Court OF Common Pleas NO
County of Allegheny
Ereby
A. D
Corporation Act
John H. McElroy
C. L. Stevens
John Hameyer
J. A. Gordon
Melchair Warner
First Church of Spiritualists of
DT WaTsox
Polypathic Institute
Polypathic Medical and
Joseph Horne & CO
Col. Wood and Liberty Sts
Brokers—Financial
George T. Carter
Hamilton Building
Pitsburg
Stephenson
Senge US
Sey Fok Peers Ose
Medical
Whittier
DR. Whittier
Penn Avenue
pyAta
Khow
W. Is Pacer
National Medical Associatiom
Parkeranda
Bulfinch St
Mass
jalé-Tursonk
Lake Eee
SP. W
Lake
Peon Ave
Wwe
Cook
Pond LY Company
Woodward Ave
Detroit
Jell-Plaw
Chichester
Englis Pennyroyal
Arcane Schaote
Ols
Chichester Chemical Co
Madison
Daa Gry
Pitsbargee
Smithfeld and Liberty Sts
ASUF
L. G. Miritty
Haddam
Coun
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