Quality of Cattle Common and Low Grades Slow Decline
Markets opened at East yards with 80 carloads of cattle, half from Chicago and half from Ohio and Indiana. Prices fell on common and low grade beeves, with a prime Southern Ohio steer at $510, and top overall around 65. Sheep and hogs bought light, lambs 675 per cwt, hogs around 515 to 535 at Philadelphia and Chicago, receipts list Chicago, Ohio, and Pennsylvania suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Distates
Prrissore
Moxpay
East Yards
Chicago
Ohio
Indiana
Southern
Liberty Yards
Philadelphia
Allegheny Yards
Herr’s Island
J. Zeigler
L. Gerson
A. Fromm
W. Zoller
T. Volbrecht
C. Waltham
Pennsylvania
D. ©. Pisor
T. Bingham
E.D. Serjeant
G. Flinner
J. Zeigier
L. McVicker
C. Volbrecht
L Zeigler
Needy & Frank
Volbrecht
W. Holmes
Greenawards
Woods
Wheat Market Fluctuates On Cold Northwest Weather
Chicago and New York price action shows wheat opening dull then rising on cold wave in the Northwest, later turning weak amid selling. Corn and oats follow grains, with corn supported by receipts and weather, while hogs rise on grain fluctuations. cash and futures quotes listed across multiple markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eules
Chicago
New York
May
Lnst Mize
Tone
Ligo
John M. Gabler
Sixth Street
Trade of the City and Big Local Bank Plans
Trade in Wilkinsburg has grown large with 100 stores mills and industries. bankers plan a new bank on Penn Avenue or Wood Street led by Duff and Langfitt as stock passes the halfway mark. The Speers estate sale netted 141,884.04 with cash and bonds, illustrating rising real estate values amid 1890s bond deals. We note 1892 corporate formations and railroad earnings rise, plus property transactions in Wilkinsburg and Pittsburgh area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinsburg
Pittsburg
Messrs. Duff and
Langfitt
Penn Avenue
Wood Street
Speers
Orphans’ Court
United Presbyterian Synod
General Assembly
U. P
Biddle Avenue
Wall Street
Union Switch and Signal Company
Westinghouse
Boston
Treasury Department
Washington
Custom House
Wood, Harmon & Co
Newark
N. J
Baltimore
Scranton
Pittsburgh
Henry Villard
Northern Pacific
Baltimore and
Ohio
Hubley
Petersburg and
Chesterfield
Virginia
Joseph Curry
Jefferson Township
L. EK. Pierce
Park Bros. & Co., Limited
Smalliman Street
Fifteenth Ward
D. Buchanan
J. L. Buchanan
A.L. Brinker
PD. H. Chambers
R. W. McKelvy
Thomas Engle
A. P. McGrew
Delaware Insurance Company
Real Estate Savings Bank
Proerty
Norde
Bush
Thomas Brown
City Deposit Bank
John Wallace
Liberty Street
John McCracken
Philadelphia
Sixth and
Liberty
J. B. Larkin & Co
Blair Land Company
Home Securities market rally across specialties
The local speculative market showed broad strength with heavy trading and gains across most specialties. Philadelphia shares rose to 173.5, Birmingham Traction advanced to 25.25, and a large block of New York and Cleveland Gas Co shares traded at 50.125, the strongest quote since the dividend period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Birmingham
New York
Cleveland
Chartiers
Citizens’ Traction
Pittsburg and Western
Pleasant Valley
Lussac
Manchester
Duquesne Bond
Ham
Wheeling
United States Glass
Beeves and cattle prices firm in nationwide market report
Telegraphed market notes list beef receipts and prices across major cities. Beeves receipts total 45 head with 31 cars for sale, dressed beef steady, hogs, sheep, and lambs show mixed gains and declines. Chicago and St Louis provide further price ranges, with cattle easy and sheep steady across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
New York
Chicago
Ford
St. Louis
Catrtle
Texas
Kansas City
Extreme Rane
Coffee Markets Across World Steady Amid Mixed Trade
Batrimors and Rio de Janeiro report coffee prices steady with fair markets. U S receipts show purchases and shipments, while New York notes options steady with mild declines. Metal markets in New York show iron dull, copper weak, lead firm, tin tentative at Steady Straits around 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batrimors
Rio
Saxtos
United States
Rio J
Teady
Bis Ag
New York
Clearing House Report on Money Market for the Month
There was no perceptible change in the money market yesterday with moderate demand and abundant supply. Time money lenders in New York are holding off in many cases expecting higher rates, and similar disposition is noted elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Financial notice shows strong month despite limited spring trade
The Cleak House daily report shows yesterday and month exchanges and balances with the month ending strong. Money on call in New York was easy at 1 percent with loans at 2, sterling bills steady, and rates for mercantile paper around 4 to 5 percent. A broad image of improving trade emerges despite minimal spring activity, with exchanges and securities quoted for several issuers and rail stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaplin
New York
Bank clearings and balances across cities show varied gains
Record of daily and monthly bank clearings reveals totals for New Oatways and St. Louis Bank, with balances and percentage changes. Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Memphis figures appear with rates like two and four percent and par exchange for New York, plus monthly comparisons to last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon St. Louis
Biaoll
Dalances
New York
Vances
Ing
Boston
Riladelpata
Battimone
Mearnis—New York Exchange
Coal Stocks Boom Amid Broad Market Lift on Feb New York
New York stock market opens the week with strong coal stock gains led by Delaware and Hudson and Lackawanna. Jersey Central and Reading rise while Distillers' declines continue. London buying boosts long positions. gold export tension briefly checks gains before markets recover. Total stock sales mix strong with Reading and Delaware issues prominent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna
Jersey Central
Reading
New York
New England
New York Central
Delaware and Hudson
London
Ckawanna
Sugar
Union Use
Southern
Atchison
Chiago Gas
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Erie
Lake Shore
Loulaville
Nashville
Northwestern
Reading Railroad and Other Stocks Fall in Mixed NY Market
The list shows readings for Reading Railroad and Lehigh Valley among others with varied prices. Bucking the trend, some names like Pacific and Northern Pacific preferred stocks appear with mixed quotes while others like Bell Telephone and Mass Central show modest gains amid a broad market snapshot from New York trading floors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SrLace
Stepenson
New York Stock
Pennsylvania Railroad
Reading Railroad
Buffalo
N.Y
Lehigh Valley
M Pacific
Northern Pacific
Lehigh
Little Rock & Ft
Tamarack
Mass. Central
West End Land Co
Central
Bell Telephone
N. x
N. England
Sameon
Thomson- Houston
Boston Electric Stock Quotations and Silver Prices
Boston electric stock quotations show Boston Electric Light at 105 in T. H. E. Co and W. E. Co. in European markets. Detroit Electric and other listings feature prices, while New York reports bar silver at 417 16d per ounce in London, with New York dealers at 59 1/2 cents per ounce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Electric Light
Ane Deim W. E. Co
W. H Detroit Electric
New York
London
Mining Stock Quotations From New York Feb 2
Mining stock quotations list prices for mining firms including Best & Belcher Consolida California saint Virginia Deadwood Eureka Gould & Curry Hale & Norcross Homestake Horn Silver Iron sil ver Mexican Ontario Plymouth Sierra Nevada Standard Union Consolidated with various share values and totals in trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aspect
Best & Belcher
Consolida California
Saint Virginia
Deadwood
Eureka
Gould & Curry
Hale & Norcross
Homestake
Horn
Iron
Mexican
Ontario
Ous
Plymouth
Sierra Nevada
Standard
Union Consolidated
Turpentine Markets in New York Quiet and Steady
New York Rosin quiet with turpentine dull and easy. Savanyan’s turpentine firm at 4lo and rosin at 135 gp1 40. Chantestox reports turpentine steady at 0c, rosin firm 130. Will McTor notes spirits of turpentine firm at 40c, rosin strained at 115 and good strained at 120. Tar steady at 19. Crude turpentine priced hard at 100, yellow dip 190, virgin notations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C. Savanyan
Drygoods Market in New York Holds Steady Week
The Drygoods Market in New York reports no new feature in drygoods this week but expects a good trade ahead. Trade watchers anticipate brisk buying as merchants eye solid demand and inventory moves through March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Large scale protests and political tidbits across continents
Reports detail massive Diaz demonstrations in Mexico City and an expected Reading hearing in Harrisburg. Notes include a boundary settlement between Rose bi and Pine Ridge Indians, monetary policy shifting in British Columbia, and potential presidential candidate alignments. Reports of a fatal railroad roundhouse accident in Savannah and a Cleveland man’s fraud case headline a broad, terse news brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diaz
City
Mexico
Powderly
Reading
Harrisburg
Pine Ridge
British Columbia
Judge Gresham
Barillas
Salvador
Friends of
General Barrios
Savannah
John Anderson
Ellen Purcell
St. Louis
Uty Moran
Ezeta
Ione Tecla
THE HOME MARKETS Cereal Receipts and Markets Favor Buyers
Ohio river receipts for eggs were lighter than expected sending markets firm at last week’s closing and 30 cents above last Monday. Snowy weather depressed activity in grains and produce while dairy and vegetables held steady. Maple syrup arrives in fair quantities at $1 per gallon as crop outlook depends on near term weather. prices for butter, eggs, poultry, fruits, and vegetables show mixed but generally stable trends with limited demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prrrestro
Monpar
Ohio River
Bottes Ery Elgin
Choice
Caeden York
Michigan
Pea
Neom
Fai
Lima
Brrswax
Market Summary Shows Steady Trade Across Goods and Staples
Monday’s market notes firmness in coffees and canned goods with an overall upward drift. Prices for spices, oils, and dried fruits appear steady to higher, while specific items such as sugars, starches, and canned meats show resilience. regional listings include Caracas and Maracaibo markets with varied foreign and domestic suppliers.
Grain Exchange Sales Report From Today's Trade
Inventory notes show timothy hay No 1 at 1225 dollars for 1 car and No 2 packing hay at 9 dollars for 1 car while receipts list 4 cars. Railroad lines Pittsburg Ft Wayne Chicago and others move hay corn seed rye barley flour oats and malt with varying car counts. Market tone remains weak on oats with sufficient supply, hay steady, corn weaker. prices listed for several grain and feed products across multiple lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonn
Produce Exchange
New York
Sonnaneradina
Auras
Doaths
Sje
Arassee
Jnag
Chicago
Eas
Western
Western Steam
Elvin
Philadelphia
Pennsyvania Creamery
Pennsylvania
ST. Louis
Eee
C. Oats
Eye Os Bos
Minnesota
Sic
Prisiocenlen Park
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Tata Cony
Ieee
Ohio
Sige
Wess
Gate Aetomceek
Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Baltimore and
Lake Erie
Pitts
Peiene Wurat
Dred
Neste
Bakers
New Leather From Animal Stomachs Delights New York
Special report from New York details James W. Deckert’s discovery of a new fancy leather produced by tanning animal stomachs. The material, derived from tripe, yields soft, varied grain leather suitable for pocketbooks and bags and can be dyed any color. The inventor claims 12 to 15 feet of leather per animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James W. Deckert
Sovereign Stomach Bitters Endorsed For Kidney Health
The ad extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a preventive remedy against kidney trouble and general impairment. It claims the tonic activates the body without overstimulation and touts relief for rheumatism dyspepsia constipation malaria and la grippe.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed for Children
A Leeds Iowa family credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with curing a child who was thought to have dropsy or lung fever after a neighbor’s case. The physician advised it for cold related illnesses and whooping cough. The remedy is sold in 50 cent and one dollar bottles by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Leeds
Lima Bros
Also Mentioned on This Page
East Liberty
Thie Co
U. P. Synod
Kew
Fayette County
Parker Bros. & Co
T. Pond
Finance Company of
United States Corporation Bureau
Pani
Fean Ccncovesseeveset Ncuressesee
Licht, Heat, Co
Haas Transportation
Aaenibanil
Rochester
Sr. Saatike Pacnas
Home Securities
Gace Philadelphia Co
Pitt In. P.co
Traction Centraleons Trac
Pittsbu
Dunes
Bi Pitte
Pitts & West
Pld
Norlh Min
Vie
Metal Markets
Ss. O
Mutual Union &S
M. I. CO. Int
Northern Pac
Pacific
Louisana Saee
Peneeees
Oreges Tee
Stiasaar
Canada
St. Pe
St. P
Chins Tex.p.l.g
P.R.G
Go Wests
Union Pac
Erte
WestShore
R. G. West
Delaware and
Hudson
Omaha
Haitney & Stepierson
Pittski
New York Stock Exchange
Fourth Avenue
Cotton
Central of New Jersey
Gax Trust
Paul
Serereee
Jane C
Rock LL &P
Wessese St. P. M
Seseeeleereesleaeeas
Uty
Pit
Col
Col & Hocking Vai
Bel Lack
Udson
Bon & Rio Grande
Errrey
Tin Nails Geitest
Erie & Western
Lake Erie & Western
Take Shore
Nashvile
Michigan Central
Mobile
National
Cordage New York Ae
N. Y
St. Li
Norfolk & Western
Ah Northern Pacifc
Philadelphia & Readis
Pullman Palace
Richmond & W. P. T
W. P.T
St. Paul & Duluth
St. Paw
Paul & Duluth
P Minn
Man
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Cocanee
Wabash
Este
Wheeling & L. 5
Cathepat
Trus
Ti National Lead Co
Ies National Ea Ze
Boston Electric
Turpentine Markets
C. L. Wills
Margaret D. Clark
W. T. H. Pauley
Court of Common Pleas
Greene County
Pauley
Er D. Clark
State Supreme Court
Potrillo Mountains
Garza
Rio Grande
John Trout
Trout
the Home Markets
FEA
California
Messina
Florida
New
Bermuda
Ee Rio
Getta Dan Ae Ieee
Maracaibo
Ordin de
Spicer Canale Inges Babises
Allspice
Cassia
Movassis
Igts
Muscatel
Cholen Air ‘Co
Gree Ca
California Colegies
Lake Trent
Finnan Haddien
Olland Herring
Walkott
Hesork
Dabey Ioresessetsbis Devistecsiers
Mixwearotms
Northwestern Miler
Minneapolis
Duluth
Dakotas
Northwest
Tripe
LIL
Smithfield Street
Cor
Capital
Holmes’ Best
Johann Hoff
Fricke
S—Financial
Wurmey & Stephenson
SAP
Osourth Avenue
LLOYD
Edward
Aetiona
Fahnestock & CO
Stock Exchange
John M. Oakley & Co
Bankers and Brokers
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