Iron market dullness hits Western trades
The Iron Trade Review notes a sustained quiet in the West with mill and Bessemer irons down sharply over weeks. Prices drift lower by 1 to 3 per ton from late last year as speculators unload, while makers hold firm on standard brands. Steel rails show orders mounting toward summer amid cautious optimism for the year.
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Ofnrick OF
Pittsburg Dispatch
Mill
Bessemer Irons
Bessemer Iron
Bessemer
Domutral Wells
Bert P
Exposition 1892 to Boost Iron Market and Mills
Philadelphia February 9 iron manufacturers expect the Exposition of 1892 to lift demand for structural iron and pig iron. If held in Chicago, it should push up East Coast orders while keeping Southern and Pittsburgh mills busy. Prices quoted include No. 1 pig at 20, No. 5 at 16, and various bar and rail products with steady to slow buying in small lots.
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Philadelymia
Chicago
Pittsburg
Asto
LIMA
Market Quietness Persists in Steel Trade
A report from St Louis and Cincinnati dated February 23 notes lingering market quietness with rising orders for carload lots indicating potential stock depletion. Southern furnaces and Ohio softeners mostly hold firm on prices while demand skews toward March. In Cincinnati dealers call for liberal buying as stocks wane and mills seek existing contracts.
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St. Loum
Rogers, Brown & Menckham
Southern
Ohio
St. Loui
St. Louis
Missouri
Gras Euronets
Rsca Owen Cevsss
Atte Irons
Csee
Anak Uvar Deh Bani Siren
Vconnelishly
Seestaeneee Cees
St. Lamie
Iron Trade Hovers Amid Mixed Demand in Cuiiacao
February reports from Brown & Co. in Cuiiacao state that iron demand remains steady for softeners and small lots while resales by consu pa ers are sporadic. There is little output change or consumption shift, as buyers delay purchases awaiting price and market clarity.
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Cuiiaco
Lecers, Brown & Co
Osmoad
Conaupers
New York Quotations and Market Notes Amid Mixed Signals
New York quotes show limited movement with some firmness in steady domestic markets. Tin remains quiet and firmer as Straits trade steady, while Lake Michigan prices and broader commodities show mixed readings and modest gains.
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New York
Lake Michigan
Commission One Eighth. Peace & 111 Fourth are
Fragmented OCR text about securities and commissions with unclear names and places. Not enough legible details to form a coherent news item but preserves entity density.
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Peace
Grein Apvestment
A. Tts
McKee and Hagan Move Into Grain and Investment Trading
McKee and Hagan at 111 Fourth Avenue announce purchase and sale of stocks, grain and investment securities on margins or for cash. TIG
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Commission
McKee & Hagan
Fourth Ave
TIG
Markets by Wire. Wheat and corn fluctuate as weather hurts crops
Unsettled trading in Chicago wheat shows outside moves and local buying amid cold Missouri weather and crop damage reports from Michigan. Corn trades modestly with local operators. pork, lard, and short ribs rise in value while butter and coffee markets firm. Futures and cash quotes vary across Wheat No 2, oats, rye, and flour markets with receipts and shipments listed.
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Missouri
Michigan
Mar
Shy Stheau
Alicencasityer
Uae
Oata
New York
Cuba
Boston
New Orleans
McKarer
Western Steam
Jane
Hutter
Ejein
Western Dairy
Western
Philadelphia
Toc
Kagram
Twentieth Street
Wice
Pennsylvania
Eges
Firsts
Wool Market Summary Rough and Mixed Trade Activity
Wool market steady with limited sales totaling about 1,400 pounds across types. Prices hold with concessions needed for larger lots. regional bids show varying rates from Ohio to California. Pulled wools dull, foreign wools quiet but firm, Australian wool prices quoted as well bid.
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Bostox
Ohio
Michigan
New York
A. L
Idec
Texas
Bank stock hits record price and local bids noted
Thirty three mortgages recorded yesterday include a top bid of 5500 for Farmers Deposit National. Building operations hindered by bad roads impede wagon movement. Strockso phens of the Suspension Bridge Company to hold a meeting next Monday for officer elections. Keystone Bridge Works shipped the first half mile of iron work for Chicago elevated railway. Hiter Conley construction of oil tanks ordered for South America. Sterrett township School Board awards contract for a one story four room schoolhouse on Brashton avenue. work to start soon.
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Pitsburg
Farmers’ Deposit National
Strockso_phens
Suspension Bridge Company
Keystone Bridge Works
Elevated
Chicago
Messrs
Hiter & Conley
South America
School Board of
Sterrett Township
Svere
Tts
Brashton Avenue
Duquesne Tractions Trunk Line Advances Across The East End
A prominent Oakland residence near Ursuline College changed hands for 20000 dollars through Herron & Sons with seller identified as Lewis W. Dalzel. Capitalists from Butler plan a large electric plant as a new trend in town growth while a Westinghouse airbrake test in India garners praise. A branch railroad from Hecla to Mt. Pleasant opens a new coke field with 310 ovens planned by Hostetter and Hecla firms.
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Oakland
Messrs. Herron & Sons
Lewis W. Dalzel
Ursuline College
Moorhead
Edgewood
Hecla
Mt. Pleasant
Hecla and
Hostetter Coke Companies
H. Co, Frick Company
Hostetter Company
Hecla Company
Pennsylvania Company
bears in clover market recap shows continued weakness
Market commentary notes local securities holding firm despite short term declines. Bears prevail briefly as investors seek bargains, with room for losses in street railways and mixed results in utilities like Philadelphia Gas and Chartlers. Prices end near day’s lows with limited activity.
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Rooma
Pleasant Valley
Central Traction
Pittsburg Traction
Citizens
Philadelphia Gas
Chartlers
Stock Sales Report From New York Market Activity
Henry M. Long sold 14000 Pleasant Valley 6s at 10334 and interest and 50 shares of the stock at 25. Whitney and Stephenson sold fore call 100 shares Pleasant yee 24. The total stocks traded in New York western ny totaled 184681 shares with Delaware Lackawanna and Western at 15.0 percent Louisville and Nashville 8579 Missouri Pacific 6007 Northern Pacific 6883 Reading 1500 St Paul 13450 Union Pacific 20750.
Clearing House Reports February Gains and Steady Exchanges
The February Clearing House report shows gains over last year with exchanges totaling record levels for February. It notes a strong money market, steady balances, and firmer rates in line with eastern trends amid cautious banking behavior.
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Clearing House Kerport
Clearing House
Diet
New York
At & Prime Mercantile
Lovetine
Crcnases
Oil market quiet as month closes with shifts to April
The oil market ended the month weak and inactive with no squeeze. Trading moved from February to April as cash offered below regular. Major wells in Perrysville, Shef field, Turkeyfoot and surrounding districts reported steady flow, with several new drillings and acquisitions including Clayville lease sale to Union Oil.
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Thursany
Ivory Farm
Perrysville Road
Harton, Crary & Co
Gusher
Sheffield
Raynolds & Galbraith
Herron Farm
Turkey Food District
Finegan & Co
Patterson Farm
Scott
Hookstown
Shannopin
Mechling & Co
Grace, Jennings & Veasey
Horst & Co
Irvine Farm
Myoma
Butler Field
Kanawha Oil Company
Young Farm
Lockwood
Ingram
Mt. Morris
Clayville
Caisse Farm
Union Oil Company
Oil Producers Face Grangers in Farm Lease Battles
Farmers react to oil lease disputes as producers face tough terms and legal aggressive tactics. A Stews Township farmer reportedly edged ahead of oil companies, while other wells show limited oil and gas prospects. The Ferree and Anderson wells near Coraopolis and Robinson Township hint at modest returns as projectors prepare equipment and await results.
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Stews Township
Supen
James
Negley
George Ferree
Coraopolis
Anderson Farm
Robinson Township
Ivory Farm
Perrysville
Kendall
Craopolis
Ferree
Oil Stream Found Near Parkersburg Sparks Local Excitement
A Parkersburg resident on Worthington Creek reported a hillside slide yielding a natural oil seep. A large crowd gathered as the Oil Neoc-nnauat noted a persistent oil stream, signaling a potential reservoir beneath the hillside. Prices and market notes from regional traders followed, reflecting high crude interest.
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Parkersburg
Toothman
Worthington Creek
Dadmlers
Surtebe
Suburban Movement Brings Oil Tool Factory to Coraopolis
A new manufacturing firm arrives in Coraopolis prompting growth plans. Jolly offers three acres while the company seeks five, aiming to expand the population's prospects. Lasbell & Rankin sold two Watt street Fourth avenue corner lots to Fox, who intends to open an oil drilling tool factory near the railroad.
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Coraopolis
Jolly
Lasbell & Rankin
Fox
Watt Street
Fourth Avenue
Pittsburg and Lake Erie
Petroleum market report from February trading summary
In February 28 trading Petroleum opened at and closed with mixed highs and lows. Reports show 654 000 barrels sold with 85 814 barrels shipped and 100 186 barrels run. No clearances reported and charter activity noted.
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Om Crry
Petroleum
Brapromp
Sic
Real estate and mortgage sales listed by Pittsburgh firms
Land and Rouse column details active property deals: I M Pennock sells center avenue residence for 7000 cash to Leo Reed, plus multiple farm and city property mortgages and other transfers. James W Drape & Co lists numerous parcels in Washington street Mansfield East End and Johnstown, plus large mortgages and stock moves. C H Love sells Crag and Washington corner property for 9000. W A Herron & Sons advertises eight room brick house in Duquesne Heights at 2200 with initial payment. Reed B Coyle & Co names parcels along Thornton pence, Coraopolis, and Lake Erie road for 350. Many mortgages and new plant lease deals noted.
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I. M. Pennock & Son
Center Avenue
Wytle Avenue
Thomas H. Hunter
Leo Reed
Indiana County
McKeesport
James W. Drape & Co
Fourth Avenue
Washington Street
Southside
Mansfield
East Exod
Lincoln Avenue
East End
Allerbeny
Hiland Avenue
Fast End
Johnstown
Seeralt and Chemical Company
C. H. Love
M. Mawhinney
John Tarn
Crag
Washington Streets
W. A. Herron & Sons
Bath
Range
Duquesne Heights
Incligie
Jd. E. Glass
Fifth Avenue
Thirteenth Ward
Alles & Bailey
John Krill
Milwaukee
Sixteenth Street
John Winter
Reed B. Coyle & Co
F. J. Fox
Thornton Pence Man
Coraopolis
Pittsburg
Lake Erie Road
Market Dull as Bears Drive Money Rates Up
New York stocks opened narrow with most movement in few names as bears bid up money rates before month end. Rates touched 10 percent briefly, settling near 8 percent. Losses appeared in some coal issues while Wheeling and Lake Erie preferred climbed on coal contract gains.
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New York
Bears
Washington
Eee
London
New England
Tennessee
Colorado
San Francisco
Boston
Union Pacific
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Oregon Short Line
Colorado Coal Lg
Wheeling
Jake Erie
Rose Py
New York Stock Exchange
Wits2yy & Sterphengon
Pittsburg
Fourth Avenue
Cereal Market Slows with No Revival Seen in February
Domestic markets report lighter cereal receipts and little sign of revival. Fancy apples demand rises slightly while cheese prices advance in the East but overall markets remain unchanged. tropical fruits active and fresh eyes scarce. Prices for coffee tea and canned goods firm. weather cited as adverse factor.
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Commission
Elgin
Ohio
New York
Limburger
Tropica
Florida
Valencia
Messina
Grain prices steady with buyer-favorable market in Grain Exchange
Receipts decline over recent days as dealers anticipate firmer markets. No sales on call except one car of ungraded stock. Bulletined receipts list 29 cars with various grains and feeds from Pittsburg Fr Wayne Chicago and other routes. prices given for carload lots of No 2 red wheat, No 2 yellow shelled corn, oats, hay, middlings, rye, flour and bran with ranges and terms. overall tone remains quiet and buyer favored.
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Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Fr. Wayne
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Baltimore and Ohio
Leke Erle
Pittsburg and
Western
Rye
Eeca
Ohio
Sugar cured meats and lard products listed for sale
A fragment lists sugar cured California hams and dried beef flats, sugar cured red beef sets, bacon with clear sides and bellies, dry salt sides, pork mess and lard refined. Includes prices and barrel quantities such as half barrels and quarter barrels, with mentions of smoked sausage and hog products.
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California
The Kitchen Market Offers Fresh Fruits and Staples
The Diamond Market lists a wide range of produce and meats with steady prices. Florida tomatoes Bermuda onions rhubarb and lettuce appear with widespread items. eggs butter and poultry show little price change as Lent influences demand.
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Florida
Bermuda
Jersey
Live Stock Markets Report from Pittsburg February 3 1590
Office notes Pittsburg Din Friday reports cattle receipts 169 head shipments 1504 head with market quiet. Hog receipts 1800 head shipments 1500 head market firm with medium and selector hogs around 5.00 to 5.25 per hundredweight. Sheep receipts 400 head shipments 0 head and market steady at unchanged prices.
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Pittsnurg Din
Catrie
New York
Texas
St. Lovuis
Kansas
Hoge Lle
Tiga Ta Aloe
Cattle and Hogs Market Totals Amid Varied Receipts
Regional market report details cattle and hog receipts across multiple cities with mixed price trends. Hea d heep and lamb values show softness in some markets while others note steady or strong feeding cattle.
Mining stock quotations from New York on February 2
A list of mining shares and bids with prices and notes including Alice 115 Amador 100 Aspen 50 Caledonia and H 1 Consolidated California and Virginia 400 Comstock T bid 3000 Comstock T scrip 3006 Deadwood T 165 Fil Cristo 125 Horn Silver 2 Ontario 410 North Belle Isle 100 Small Hopes 110 Sutter Creek 135.
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New Yor
Alice
Amador
Aspen
Caledonia & H
Consolidated California
Mystery at West Puntxs: Death of Samuel Reynolds
Samuel H. Reynolds of Springfield, Mo., founder of Reynolds Lippin Yarborough nursery, was found dead on a street in West Puntxs. The body lay in a natural pose with an empty card case. His watch and chain were missing. a gold watch and chain were later found in his trunk. No violence seen and cause uncertain.
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West Puntxs
Samuel H. Reynolds
Springfield
Halstead
Reynolds, Lippin & Yarborough
Redistricting Bill Approved by Maryland Governor
ASNAPOLIS February 28 Governor Jackson signed the act redistricting the State. Five of six Congressional districts are now commonly conceded to the Democrats.
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Asnapolis
Jackson
Maryland
Ill considered late news brie f from various locales
An assortment of brief items covers events from Mexico City to Alabama. Topics include editorials arriving in the city, sanctions against Indians in Yucatan, Emin Pasha’s recovery, a fatal shooting in Georgia, a physician’s death, a deadly assault and throat cutting in Athens, grand jury critiques in New Orleans, clergy moves in Philadelphia, missing signals about a U.S. station, Armenian Church reforms, presidential communications on condemned murderers, a land suit in Alabama, fishing plant contracts in Ohio, a Granite Manufacturers Association formation, and a Birmingham murder case with mob violence aftermath.
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Earle Pogey
Dexter
Malcolm Campesom
E. A. Kilbourne
Fomnaty
Brown Washington
Athens
New Orleans
Grand Jury
J. Mervyn Donahoe
San Francisco and North Pacific Railroad
Baroness von Schroder
San Fran
Cotton Seed Trust Suit Seeks to Halt Dissolution
William Wall amends a complaint in federal court seeking to bar trustees Samuel Thomas J L McAuley Jas H Benedict and Edward Urquhart from dissolving the American Cotton Seed Oil Trust before its 21 year term ends.
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New York
William Wall
United States Court
Samuel Thomas
J. L. McAuley
Jas. H. Benedict
Edward Urquhart
New York State
American Cotton Seed Oil Trust
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O.tis
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Granite Manufacturers’ Association of
Dick Hawes
Birmingham
Mayatul Irene
Iynen Hawes
Cotton Seed Trust
Salt
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Rter
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JAS. D. Callery
John W. Taylor
City Savings
Sixth Ave
Smithfield ST
Joseph Horne & CO
St Gall
Fiesncioga
Renfrew
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Ark
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John M. Oakley & CO
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