Stock Yards Demand and Rising Cattle Prices Reported
Drove reporters note higher cattle and sheep costs with Lamb and mutton prices steady to higher. Chicago arrivals show prime cattle from 25 to 55 dollars, with other weights and bulls firm. steer and hog markets also up, receipts mixed from Chicago and Ohio and East Liberty activity hints at firmer markets ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pr Sea Manel
Herr’s Island
Chicago
Bale Oda
Chicaro
I. Zeigler
Fromm
L. Gerson
E. Wolf
L. Rothsend
Pennsowie
J. Retber
G. Flower
J. Shepherd
N. K. Bardswan
East Liberty
L Zeider
Pennsylvania
J. Cruikshank
G. Flinner
Chicagos
Ohios
Chicaco
Huft
Maziewood & Co
Biheal
Zeigler
Olin
Needy & Smith
Williams & Co
J. Shepherd, Sr
J. N. Roby
Cruikshank
J. Reiber
Allegheny
Ohio
Vite
Allegeny Yards
de Pert
Herr's
New York
A . Wes
Weekly Livestock Receipts and Prices Across Markets
New York market reports show weekly receipts with mixed trends for cattle calves hogs and sheep. Beef prices range from 3.90 to 4.50 with varying weights. calves and hogs show softer to steady tone. Chicago and St Louis offer similar variability as livestock volume moves through the week.
Commission 18. McKee and Hagan Stock Brokerage Notice
McKee and Hagan of 108 Fourth Ave advertise dealing in all kinds of stocks and investment securities on margin or for cash. Correspondence solicited. Ursu.
Wheat Drops Then Rises on Crop Damage Reports
Chicago markets show wheat slipping on milder weather and snow fears, then recovering as crop damage reports spark buying. Corn holds firm with May trading in a narrow range while pork and lard prices slip and rebound, futures mixed and cash quotes steady across grains and provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shorts
Chicago
Longs
Iay
lSc
Isao Lwe
New York
Lodde
Rio
Cuba
Orleans
City
Western
Western Dairy
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Twentieth Street
Sie
Sige
Usige
Hagsinge
Oate
Pennsylvania Creamery
Pennsylvania
Itc
Setini
Milwaukee
Tig
Isige
Brazilian Coffee Prices and Trade Totals
Aro or JASEIEO reports March 17 coffee prices with 7 550 reis per 10 kilos for good second and 7400 reis for receipts. Weekly receipts total 60 000 bags with U S purchases around 51 000 bags and stock at 3 000 bags. Saxtros notes a good average 2 000 nets per 1 kilo with weekly receipts of 7 000 bags and U S purchases near 1 00 bags and 4 000 bags cleared for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aro
Jaseieo
United States
Saxtros
New York Drygoods Market Steady Despite Minor Shifts
Drygoods in New York on March 17 showed little overall change with a generally steady market. Merrimac Shirtings slipped to 4.45 dollars per yard after small discounts, while Allen's shirtings traded around 4.04 dollars with minor reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drygoods
New York
Merrimag
Allen's
McKee and Hagan Stock Brokers Advertise Services
McKee and Hagan of 108 Fourth Avenue offer to buy or sell all kinds of stocks and investment securities on margin or for cash with correspondence solicited. Also noted is Pittsburg Meat Supply Company at Fort Worth and California line area, and Mesers. Nelson, Morris & Co. of Chicago handling beef for the week ending March 15 with prices listed per hundred pounds and weight details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee & Hagan
Fourth Avenue
Usu
W. Hrux
Pittsburg Meat Supply Company
Corner Church Ave
Anderson St
Ft. W
Jean Maret
Sig
New York Stock Exchange
Whitney & Stephenson
Pittburg Mempos
Fourth Ave
Trend of Trade and the Shifting Centers of Pittsburgh
The article argues that Pittsburgh's old business hubs will be reshaped by growth and new streets. It notes Liberty Street housing produce trade, Fourth Avenue as the old Wall Street for banking and real estate, and Diamond and Water streets attracting retail and post office-related activity. It predicts transfers and expanded buildings as business adapts to change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Fort
Monongahela River
Produce Commission
Liberty Street
Forties
Wood Street
Fifth Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Wall Street
Water Street
Diamond Street
Smithfield Street
Diamond
Stocks Rally As Market Opens Strong On Monday
The stock market showed heavy activity with gains across most issues. Pleasant Valley led sales with strong demand, Monongahela Navigation reappeared among active stocks, and several banks and utilities posted solid interest. notable prices were recorded for Pleasant Valley, East End Electric, and Switch and Signal among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Monongahela Navigation Company
Switch
Eee
Luster Mining
Pitts
Ce Sane A
Mon'gshela Nat Hk
People’s National Bk
Nat
Oe Wana
L. &T.co
Ally
Citizens’ Insurance Pitts
Allegheny Heating Co
la Sorin Mining Co
Luster Mining Co
Allegheny Uo
Electrmie 2
Kas
East End Electric
Westinghouse Electric
Mongahels Nay. Co
People's National Bank
Central Bank
Chartiers Gas
Philadelphia
Sproal & Lawrence
Sienal
Henry M. Leno
Pittsbury
Allegheny
Manchester
Andrew Caster
Frick Onke
Allegheny County Light
Wiz
New York
Real estate transfers across Allegheny and Pittsburgh areas
Charles Somers and Co sold property at the southeast corner of Webster and Logan for Albert Hastings to M E Lamb for 20000, with plans for tenement houses. Baxter Thompson Co moved 5000 value lots on Brushton avenue to W S Taylor for 1500. Samuel W Black Co sold two Buena Vista street lots for 8400 and 410 on Swissvale and Swissvale station. Ewing and Byers sold Lot 45 in William A Black plan for 550. Black and Haird sold a Madison avenue lot for 400. W E Hammett and partners sold a five room house with 25 by 150 lot on Hay street for Elizabeth Smith to W J Gill. Thomas McCaffrey sold Liberty avenue lots for 2400 and 2000 to different buyers and a fourty fourth street frame dwelling for 2450.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Somers & Co
Wood Street
Webster and
Logan Streets
Webster
Wilson Stream
Albert Hastings
M. E. Lamb
Baxter, Thompson & Co
Fourth Avenue
Bank of Commerce
Ace Brushton Station
Brushton Avenue
Taylor
Samuel W. Black & Co
Buena Vista Street
Allegheny
Taylor Avenue
Swissvale Place
Swizsvale Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ewing & Byers
Federal Street
William A. Black
Albert H. Gerring
Tenth Ward
Allegheny City
Virginia Avenue
Sherman Avenue
Black & Haird
John BR. McGinley
Madison Avenue
Thirteenth World
Henry Bradbury
W. E. Hamett
Smithfield Street
Pittsboro
Wilkinsburg
Hay Street
Elizabeth Smith
W. J. Gill
Thomas McCaffrey
Alexander McKinley
Jacob Bender
Liberty Avenue
Sixteenth Ward
A. Keely
Erobert McMuon
Fitzgerald
Forty-ourth Street
Bank Clearings Show Temporary Mood Reversal
The daily clearings held their usual proportion with a slight easing in mood. Balances reached $592,638.63 as discounts were moderately demanded at 6.7 percent, with small rates better supplied. Money on call in New York was easy, with ranges around ae percent. Sterling exchange stood quiet at 4 dollars 5144 for 60 day bills and 4 dollars 844 for demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sterling Exchange
Clearings and bullion figures from multiple cities
Financial notices show New York Clearings at 72 417 740 with balances 501 107 and other postings for Boston Philadelphia Baltimore and Chicago. London bullion moved into the Bank of England at 59 pounds today. Exchange and call rates are unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bostox
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Bank of England
Chicago—Clearings
New York Exchange
Oil market volatility sparks mixed early trading and fire loss
The industry notes a bullish opening with buyers favored, prices rising to 914 before slipping to 6725 as oil centers like Oil City and Bradford responded. Reports cite Corapolis and Griffith gasser outputs, a warehouse fire at Preston & Co., and several wells drilling or finishing with varied daily yields, while market activity remains cautious amid suspected manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oly
Oil City
Bradford
Coraupolis
Griffith Gasser
Wildwood
Preston & Co
Washington County
Isaac Wilsett
Washington Field
Hethe Oil Company
Ermene Developments
Conner & Biggene
Bulls Disappointed as Market Closes Quiet in New York
New York stock day sees dull, mixed results with bears and bulls clashing over Union Pacific January earnings and Tennessee Coal. Gains in Atchison and several low priced specialties buoy sentiment briefly while coal stocks lag amid lingering money questions and mix of dividend rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bulls
Union Pacific
Tennessee Coal
Bears
Atchison
Boston
Vanderbilts
Flint
Pere Marquette
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Oregon
Louisville
New Albany
Chicago
Burington
Por
Vanderbilt
Lake Shore
Cc. C
St. Louis
Middle State
Lackawanna
Reading
Philadelphia Stocks and Prices Reported by Whitn Seenens Brokers
Readable stock table notes Philadelphia listings with prices for Northern Pacific preferred Quinc y copper Boston and Albany Calumet and Hecla and Mass Central among others. Entries include percentages and par values for ore and mining stocks such as Tamarack and Centennial Mining. figures appear for multiple railroads and regional firms with varied percent quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Whitn Seeenens
Ork
Fourth Avenue
Alyy
New Dergey
Northern Pacific
Boston
Arch. &Top
Bee
Roston
K.C
Santa
L. Br’ & Fts
Tamarack
Mass. Central
Anniston Land
Centennial Mining
Allover Mg Co
Mining mine locations and values in New York markets
A list of mining names and figures dated March 17 from New York, showing mine designations such as Adams Con and Transilver with figures like 100 and 171, plus other properties including Belcher 240 and Homestake 645 and Sierra Nevada 180.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Allee
Adams Con
Beat Belcher
Caledonia BH
Con. Cal
Gammenvenitin
Deadwood Eureka
el Cristo
Freeland
Gould & Curry
Hale & Norcross
Homestake
Bee
Transilver
Mexican
Ontario
Sierra Nevada
Sutter Creek
Union Con
Reading Real Estate Market Pushes Theater Fronts
Reading real estate offices saw buyers crowd in to chase property for a theater site with two offers around 3000 dollars a front foot. Wester ns railroad men report eastbound tonnage slipping while the anthracite coal trade stays morose but coordinated among miners and carriers. The Keystone Hank began moving to new quarters and Union Transfer and Trust Company moved into the Fidelity building as Mayday draws house hunters. The Pennsylvania Railroad reports 522,101 tons of coal and coke originated east of Puntab and Erie for the week ending March 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Westerns
Keystone Hank
Union Transfer and Trust Company
Fidelity
Wall Street Letter
John M. Oakley & Co
Pennsylvania Railroad
Puntab
Erie
Grain supply figures show declines across cereals
Chicago March 17 report lists visible grain supply with wheat 25,101,000 bushels down 215,000 corn 16,867,000 oats 4,550,000 down 3,000,000 barley 1,009,000 down and other minor decreases, indicating tighter stock levels across cereals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ChicaGo
Board of Trade
Pig iron quiet and copper prices steady
New York market report indicates pig iron quiet with copper prices steady at Lake March and April bids of $1450. Lead remains quiet and easier for domestic buyers at $395. Tin also quiet with doll and easier rates noted in the straits at $25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lake
Scarcity of General Produce Marks Domestic Markets
Market report notes unusual scarcity in recent days with rains and snows limiting activity. Potatoes and apples are tight while butter and cheese show firm to rising prices. poultry remains scarce and eggs quiet. Tropical fruits steady with Florida oranges near season end. various grains, beans, fruits, and vegetables quoted with mixed regional prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Clinton
Pittsburg
Florida
Elgin
Ohio
Uegulige
New York
Sweitzer
Lee
Lewona
Valencia
Jersey
Rise in coffee prices seen as inevitable
Grocery prices show mixed movement with coffee unlikely to rise yet while sugars turn steadier after a brief uptick. The page lists varied coffee grades and dozens of grocery items including candling oils, syrups, canned goods, and dried fruits with prices for Brazil, Java, Maracaibo, and Rio coffees among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maracaibo
Santos
Caracas
la Guayra
Rio
Renan
Chile
Croven
Cassia
Caraurer
Elaine
Carse
Louisiana
Stamoh
London
California
Ondara Ans
Saltana
Amanda
de Iviea
Iean
Siayrna
Brazil
Ives
Higgins
Eureka
Finnan Haddock
Potomac Herring
S& Ken
Late News in Brief
Major Pinto heads to Mossamedes in the Portuguese colony. S W Yeat defa nting clerk Mick Jes beng captured in Chicago. James P Joy a Chicago lumber broker reported. Liabilities 000 assets 25 000. Iowa Senate passes usury bill lowering rate on paper to 8 percent. Rast Bros mill in Bay City burned by incendiaries. loss estimated 960 000. Miss Katie Ott in Cincinnati schools shoots self amid overwork. Two Russian artillery officers arrested in St Petersburg for Nihilists. Cop patrols increased. President signs bridges acts across Mississippi Arkansas and Fort Smith. Proctor authorizes 20000 for Mo levee protection amid destruction reports. Gampel Switzerland almost entirely burned. John McDonald arrested after train struggle near Rochester Pa. Leases near Washington Pa mine wreckage loss around 2000. Burglars rob Berkeley Springs West Virginia home of Alfred Smith. Widow Payne of Memphis linked to General Hooker. relief planned. Farmers Alliance letter to Kansas delegation seeks relief for agriculture and foreclosures. Jacob Riffner 60 marries widow after chance meeting. Four counterfeiters arrested Wheeling. Remains of Benjamin A Jones found in Potomac. shortage 5600. Dr Hamilton Northport L L dies by suicide after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinto
Mossamedis
S. W. Yea
Hilledale
Mick
Jes Bien
Chicago
James P. Joy
Iowa Senate
Rast Bros. & Co
Bay City
Mich
Alfred Smith
Baltimore and Ohio
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Smith
Payne
Memphis
Joe” Hooker
Farmers’ Alliance
Kansas
Congress
Jacob Riffner
Ritchie C. H
Butturday
John Armstead
Thomas Beech
Mason City
Benjamin A. Jones
Marine Corps
Ashineton
Potomac
Jones
Hamilton
Northport
L. L
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stock Yard Notes
Telegraph
Texas
Maria A Rey
Lamhs
S Doge
Algo M
Coord
SM S3270. Hoge
Ciscix Xati
Ursu
Rgai
U.S
Mutual Union
Igi
Northern Pac
Pacific
Consola
Mineouri
Northe
Deben
Oregon & Trane. de
M. Gen
St. L
Uhi & K
Den
IL G
Wis
Pole den
T. A
H.G
R.G
West
jUnion Pac
West Bdo
T. Gen
John M. Oaxiey & Co
Sixth Street
Pittsburg Petroleum Ce
Clobod
Snirrola
Antwerp
Liverpool
A. B. McGrew
Calla
Bea
Ol Markets
Petroleum
Pilge
Wye
Ule
Stock Exchange
Vic
Consolidated
Ine Inc
Cotton OM Trust
Canada
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake
St. Eaul
Rey &St. i
Pitte
C. C
Ase Hi C
North Western
W. Asensona
C&l, Pt
Ene
Ian
Col. & Hocking Val
del. L
W Bose
Del
Hudso
Denver & Fiom
Denver & Riot
Illinois
Lake cL
Seno
Loniaville & Nashville
Michigan
Tessone
Norfolk Western
Mississippi
Tegen Improvement
Richmona
Mond & W.P
Sane
St. P
Stinn
Dan Ae
St.l
San F
Texas Pacific
Western Union
Wheeling & Osts
Sugar Trust
Chicago Tag Trust
Grale
Metal Market
Carter
Insurance Company
J. W. Arrott
Standard Building
Cae
Jas. D. Callery
John W. Taylor
City Sav
Pustias
weousTe 38 Bank
LD ST
Tusu.wu
Transactia General Banking
Mosray
Grain Exchange
Ft. Wayne
Cincinnati
Doug Be
Hay
Timothy
Briep
Katie Ott
St. Petersburg
Mississippi River
Lyons
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Ft. Smi Ar
Cenate Proctor
Mississippi River Commission
Isa
Gampel
Switzerland
John McDonald
Rochester
James Stocking
Washington
Beecham
Joseph Horne & CO
St. Gall
Swayne
Swatne
SKU Ems—Financial
Youseas Stephenson
Tatt Mor . &Co
Pazsporta Procured
Ape
Fort Worth
Buffalo County
Nebraska
Wichita
School Sa
North Chicago Street Railway
Tye
S. A. Kean & CO
Chicago, Il
IlliLta
Broadway
ST. Pittsburg
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