Quiet Market and Rail Trade Fallout in Steel Consolidation
The Iron Age notes a quiet US iron market with Northern New York ferraces benefiting from less competition and light Southern foundry offerings. It reports a failed Scranton Steel and Lackawanna Coal and Iron consolidation, predicting a demoralizing effect on rail trade and widespread price pressure, with 14,000 tons of sales and broad market quietness across billets, ferro alloys, and rails.
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Dispatch
New York
The
Iron Age
Mahonings
Shenango
Cray Forge
Southern
Spieceleisen
Ferro
Scranton Steel Company
Lackawanna Coal and Iron Company
Scranton
Sonal
New Consolidated Company
Toen
Lackawanna Company
Scranton Company
Stranton Company
Hall Makers’ Association
Shell
New England
Jersey City
Light Sales Mark Foreign Metal Markets Steady Prices
The London pig iron market shows little movement with light sales and steady prices. Copper and tin trade remains cautious as outside buyers and consumers hold back while hopes of demand recovery appear limited. Steel ship orders are offered at reduced prices with limited demand and inventory tightness persists in Swansea.
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Wwrec
TAL Telogomam
London
Neem Dia
Scovel
Cleveland
Swansea
Pcope
I- Hens Steel
Metal Market Summary Reflects Quiet NY Iron Copper Tin
New York market notes show pig iron quiet and copper neglected with nominal activity. Domestic tin quotes listed around $19 and $0 in available figures, indicating limited movement and uncertain pricing.
Big tumble in coke shipments as demand rises
The coke trade faces a sharp decline in shipments while demand grows, leaving the region idle and furnacemen in bad shape. Only about 700 ovens remain active with 14 400 idle, and freight reductions are seen as essential to ease the industry’s distress.
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Pepeclal Telegnam
Dieratoe
ScorTpass
Hainey
Operstor Ninger
Penineville
Roungeniin
Cleveland
W. J. Maines
Rainey
Pittehorz
Pittsburg
Pitteburg
Pittburp
Great Wheat Market Activity With Pardridge Leading Purchases
Chicago trading saw Pardridge leading aggressive buying in the wheat pit as brokers snapped up large lines amid bullish cables and heavy selling by others. May wheat moved from 1 to 1.00 to 1.04, then weakened. corn and oats followed the shift with volatile moves. pork and lard prices held firm while flour and butter markets showed steady to firm tones.
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Chicago
Pardridge
Mitchell
Hutchinson
Driver
Linn
Hirom
Cadahy
Kennett & Hopkins
Baldwin & Farnam
Kansas City
Liverpool
May
Haxter
March Park
John M. Oakley & Co
Sixth Street
Chicago Board of Trade
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New York
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Elgin
Sige
Ohio
ST. Louis
Rice
SS Apellac
Corm
Oates
Timothy
Hran
A.c. Hutter
Minneapolis
Baltimore
Eady
Real estate market activity and food cost outlook rise in city
The city real estate market shows several deals and a surge in cheap lots as workers seek home ownership. A farm sale near Tarentum and stock movements highlight the period, while forecasts suggest beef and sugar will soften food costs amid varied market signals.
Grounded dispute hits Gravel and Gold Mining stock
The stock market featured a striking action against the Consignees Gravel and Gold Mining Company over claims its shares are not fully paid and are not non-assessable as stated. The company has $1,000,000 capital with $10 par value, and the outcome could mark a first in exchange history.
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Consignees Gravel and Gold Mining Company
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington county well and stock market notes
Expectations of a dividend are strong for the Washington county well. The Tractions showed little variation as New York and Cleveland Gas Coal moves were passable on bids. Total sales reached 444 shares with 25 Electric. Transactions list multiple small lots of Philadelphia Gas Electric and Luster stock on varied bids and calls.
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Fifth Avenue
Wilkinsburg
Electric Packing and Supply Association, Limited
L. W. Dalzell
W. J. Crawford
F. A. Rinehart
A. W. Mellon
Morris & Brown
Philadel Gas
Citizens
Pittburg
Western New
Washington County
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia Gas
Money Market and Bank Clearing Totals Describe Daily Activity
The report notes steady money supply and unchanged rates around 6.7 percent with liberal deposits and short currency. Bank clearings across major cities show Chicago at 12 595 000 and New York and Boston activity, with money rates near 1 percent and slight discounts on exchange.
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J. J. Stoney
Pittsburg
New York
At & Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
ChicaGo
New York Exchange
Bostox
Philadelphia
Haltimore
Hank
St. Louis
New Orloans
Cincinnati
Aonor
Oil market cools as prices rise on light buying
Oil trading shifted higher with about 25,000 barrels changing hands as prices advanced from 76 to 77 4 cents in yesterday's session. Outside exchanges were light though sentiment remained bullish on limited well results and steady refined oil.
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McGrew, Wilson & Co
Fourth Avenue
Jiz
New York Stocks Show Mixed Day With Limited Gains
Traders eyed efforts to lower stock values but failed to sustain declines. Opening prices rose 4 to 40 percent from last night, London sold then bought after a European settlement, and Burlington stock slid on January earnings loss before a marginal rally. Overall list remained firm with little feature, total business $887,000 and Northern Pacific activity notable at $112,000.
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New York
London
Europe
Burlington
Burlington and Lackawanna
Ike
Northern Pacific
New York Stock Exchange
Whitney & Strpuenson
Pittsburg
Mining Stock Mutations In New York Markets
The day’s mining stock list shows Adams Consolidated 16, Eureka Consolidated 325, Gould and Curry 180, Hale and Norcross 180, Home stake 500, Horn Silver 315, Mexican 225, Ontario 3800, Ophir 82, Sierra Nevada 210, Cannon Consolidated 200, Yellow Jacket 200, and other listings including California and Virginia and Maren 5 notes. Investors track gains and declines across a wide range of mining firms with prices reported for each issue.
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New York
Maren
Jara
Maracaibo
Santos
Caracas
la Guasra
Prime Rio
Allspice
Cassia
Globe
Ile
Sallon
Iss
Carolina
Louisiana
London
Museatels
California
Muscatels
Valencia
Sultan
Turkey
Salonica
Sicily
Smyrna
Brazil
Sauna
Huckieberries
Stannard
Ellow
Lair
Higgins
Eureka
Hid. Co
Herrine
Hound Shore
Market Report from East Liberty Stock Yards
Report dated Thursday March 5 shows cattle receipts 1194 head with 1134 shipments and no cattle sent to New York. Hog receipts 2600 with 2200 shipped. prices for Philadelphia and New York ranges listed. weekly transactions summarized with mixed activity and lambs described as dull.
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New York
Philadelphias
Nenero Booey
Market Summary of Cattle Hogs and Sheep Across Major Cities
Telegraph reports shows Chicago and Omaha cattle receipts around 4 000 and 1 500 head with active markets and mixed price shifts. Hogs nationwide steady to firm with varied weights. New York Buffalo and St Louis offer steady to stronger sheep and lamb values. Kansas City and others show cattle higher on steers and lower on some hogs as supplies adjust.
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Samuel W. Black & Co
Wood Street
J. J. Vandergrift
Wood and
Water Streets
S. A. Dickie & Co
M. E. Wilson
F. A. Hoffman
South Highland
J. G. Neyman
Forbes Street
Soho
Black & Baird
Sebastian Erdenrichter
August Fertig
Ohio Street
Allegheny City
Reed H. Coyle & Co
Marion Place
Twenty-third Ward
Gladstone Street
Parnell Street
A. Z. Byres & Co
J. M. Fleming
J. K. Jolly
Ridge Avenue
Coradolis
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Balirosa
Chicago
Favening Journal
Omaha
New York
ST. Louis
Shean
Kansas City
Coffee Options Firm Ups Leads as Markets Close
New York firms show firming prices with options up and sales at 41 750 bags. March to November futures trade from 17.90 to 14.40 with several months quoting higher than spot.
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New York
Elgin Butter Advances as Cold Weather Tightens Supplies
Domestic markets report Elgin creamery butter rising to 8 cents per pound amid scarce supplies. Eggs stabilize after cold weather slows downward drift. poultry remains scarce and firm. Cheese prices stay strong while general produce slows, with beans, cranberries, and other staples showing mixed movement.
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Pirrshead Dispatch
Elgin
UcTren—Creamery
Ohio
New York
Wisconsin
California
Jamaica
Florida
Malaga
Jersey
Grain Exchange Sales Report From Pittsburg Market Notes
Market report shows mixed grain sales with oats hay rye and corn on car lots. Prices for wheat oats and corn advanced in Chicago and strengthened local markets as receipts bulletined show 14 cars by Pittsburg Ft Wayne Chicago Railways and others. Millfeed price ranges and hay values are listed with regional variations in quality and packaging.
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Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago Railway
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Baltimore and Ohio
Pittsburg and
Western
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Sugar cured meats and produce prices mixed across markets
Trading in dry goods and meats shows activity with varied demand. Markets in New York Philadelphia Milwaukee Cincinnati Toledo and Duluth report steady to firmer prices for flour wheat corn oats butter eggs cheese and seeds with mill and trade notes detailing specific price ranges and shifts. A note ends with a promotional claim for Figs as a kidney and bowel aid sold nationwide.
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Pennsylvania
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Hutter
Mic
Toledo
Caab
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Walter S. Blanchard
Metropolitan National Bank of Boston