Live Stock Market Report From East Liberty Yards
At East Liberty yards 70 loads of cattle opened, Chicago origins dominate with Ohio and Indian offerings. Prices declined, light butchers held better, veal calve supply up, sheep and hogs mixed, with top cattle around 455 for 1400 lb Ohio beeves and fresh cows selling 400 to 4000 per head. Receipts listed from several firms. overall demand weaker with price drops across categories.
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Orrick
Dispatch
Pirrisine
Moxpay
East Liberty Yards
Chicago
Ohio
Philadelphias
Allegheny Stock Yards
Herr’s Island
L. Zeigler
A. Fromm
L. Gerson
J. Miller & Co
N. Bobey
Pennsylvania
J. Wright
D. 0. Pisor
T. Bingham
Chi L. Gerson
I. Ziegler
Pisor
Hotes
Chicagos
Ohios
W. Zoller
C. Volbrecht
N. Robey
Needy & Frank
I. Zeigler
Winters & Co
Greenawalds
Beef Market Receipts Across US Cities Report Mixed
Telegraph data shows varied cattle hog and sheep receipts at Chicago St Louis and Kansas City. Prices for steers cows and calves differ by region with market steady to strong in some ports and softer in others as Packers and buyers adjust.
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Telegraph
New York
Beeves
Texaps
Colorados
Imead
Mirro
Chicago
Stronz
St. Louis
Texas
Kansas City
Shipmien
Borminal
Wool Markets Dull in St Louis Shipment Figures Given
Market reports show 8000 pounds of wool receipts in St Louis with shipments none and stocks reduced as demand stays weak. Toledo notes wheat prices steady with cash and futures showing slight movement while Duluth lists various Wheat and No 1 Northern cash quotes amid subdued trading.
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St. Louis
Frisky lambs and market gloom hit grain and bears rule
Two clerks at Samson Bros hid 250000 bushels of wheat in customers names triggering a sharp wheat price break on the Board of Trade. Corn held better but provisions fell. receipts surged and selling pressure grew as Antwerp news added to bearish sentiment. May wheat tumbled and oats stayed weak with a broad market decline across grains.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Samson Bros
Antwerp
Fign
Split
May
John M. Oakley
50Th Street
Chicago Board of Trade
Aien
Est
Nears
Ste
A 'A
Pris
UGG
Angure
Land Reese
Trav
Seana Ee
P Seis
Tee
Western Dairy
New
Do Creamery
Philil
New York
Bates
John Steady
Ohio
M&rch
St, Louis
Real Estate Trades Highlight Pittsburgh Suburb Growth
Amid brisk urban realty chatter, 563 Fifth avenue sold for about 6200. 13 and 15 Ohio street in Allegheny went at auction for 13550. a third property near Oakmont trades near 20 000. Oakmont’s rapid growth, 100 houses in a year, attracts talk of an electric plant. local lawyers and bankers praise the market.
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Fifth Avenue
Samuel W. Black & Co
Joseph Rice
Ohio Street
Allegheny
Oakmont
Verona
Edgewater Station
Hulton
Arensburgs
Armstrongs
Grovers
Grover, Lee
Brunot
Given
Meade, Speer
Give
Scottdale
Fayette County
Westmoreland Commissioners
Jacob's Creek
Galen C. Hartman
Graham Street
Twentieth Ward
Frank Cooper
New Brighton
Uniontown
Stephenson
Penn Avenue
Wilkinsburg
New =e
George C. Broomer
W. H. Brown
Forward Township
George Thornton
Grandview Avenue
Junction
Central Traction Stock Rises on Supreme Court Favorable Ruling
A quiet local market saw Central Traction gain after a favorable Supreme Court decision in the High Street case. Other notable moves included People's Pipeage dividend news and strength in Pittsburg Traction Luster Electric and Switch and Signal. Bond and instrument quotes followed at various bid and offer levels across Duquesne Birmingham Chartiers Gas and Pleasant Valley lines.
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Central Traction
Supreme Court
Central Traction High Street
Pittsburg Traction
Wheeling
Chartiers
Birmingham
Pleasant Valley
Picouma
Eeene
Duquesne
Ogham
Eeenae
Sterling Exchange Up Pushes Dull Market Reading Slips
The New York stock market opened weak with broad apathy among operators. Industrials rose while Reading and Delaware and Hudson fell, and Northern Pacific preferred dropped after the June dividend notice. Sterling exchange strengthened later, keeping most prices near day’s lows as Richmond and West Point and other rails lagged. Total volume reached 1,042,000 with readings showing declines in Reading and D& H and minor fractional moves elsewhere.
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Quay
Philadelphia
Kagar
Richmond
West Point
Reading
New York
Delaware and Hudson
Northern Pacific
Onio Southern
Lman
Amon
St. Paul
Northwestern
Atchison
Union Pacific
Dullanis
Chicago Gas
Erie
Missouri Pacific
West Gs
New York Stock Exchange
Tite
Wuhitney & Stephenson
Iittshberg
Fourth Avenue
Bar Silver Quotations New York March 21
Bar silver in Beedon quoted at 4d per ounce New York dealers price for silver at 93 1 2 cents per ounce reflecting market rates and traders report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yo
Beedon
New York
Mining Stock Quotations Listing for March in New York
The column lists prices for multiple mining stocks led by Homestake at 1500 and California and Virginia at 485 with others including Cholinr 100 Eureka Consolidated 175 Gould & Curry 140 and Ontario 4250. South Dakota based Deadwood 200 Ophir 20 and Plymouth 175 appear among prices.
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New York
Aspen
Bast & Belcher
Caledonia B. B
Cholinr
Consolidated Californiia
Virginia
Deadwood
Eureka Consolidated
Gould & Curry
Hale & Nor¢rass
Homestake
Horn Silver
Ontario
Ophir
Plymouth
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Standard
Union Consolidated
Tellow Jocker
Thicn
Louisiana
éWc
London
Muscatels
Valencia
Ondara Valen- SL
Sultana
Almontis
Sicily
Smyrna
Eureka
LD Panne
Ieee
California
Aardinca
Pickerel
Olland Hercing
Traffic in Money and Banking Conditions
A brief report notes no major shifts in money markets with demand steady and supplies ample. It records bank balances around $500,217 and a New York money supply near $3,761,040, while calls on funds ease to about 2 percent and merchant demands remain routine.
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New York
York City
Joushastou
Johann Hoff
Eisner & Mendelson Co
Barclay Street
Closing Bond Quotations In The Market Dated Notes
The listing shows several bond and security quotes with denominations and issuers such as R. Gisis and Northwestern, along with references to Union Pacific Ists and other stubs. Details include percentages and prices like 80% and various 4s and 5s, with entities and locations obscured by OCR.
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Gisis
R. G
West Dhore
Ord Pac
Northwestern Corse
Northw
SL Foe
T.P.L.G
P.R.G
Union Pacific Ists
Bank Clearings and Exchange Rates Listed
New Ontlans Clearings total 1 776 100 with New York exchange at 50 percent per thousand premium. bank at 159 per thousand. New York exchange selling at par with clearings 730 208 and balances 74 713 544. Boston Clearings 4 241 777 balances 2 1 loge abe per ent. Exchange in IT Base instruments 11 999 008 balances 1 856 344. Money 3 percent. Baltimore Clearings 32 08 594 229 balances 365 305. Money 6 percent. Chicago Money steady 4.6 percent. Bank rates: New York exchange dull at 81. Louis Bank c marines 1 075 291 balances 374 753. Money 6 7 percent. Exchange at par.
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New Ontlans
New York Exchange
Battiwone
Cuiiaco
Bank Trrp
Rempore
Louis
Cmarines
Market Notes From Home Markets Create Stable Prices
Under cold weather eggs firm with some reported sales above outside quotations. Creamery butter scarce and firm with limited Florida prunes in supply. cabbage onions apples and general produce prices at unusually low rates. Beans cheese and maple syrup show varied prices. poultry eggs and vegetables display steady to soft movements amid damp demand.
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Cincinnati
Florida
Creamery
Elgin
Agate
Ohio
New York
Michigan
Limba
Lee
Wisconsin
Syriteer
California
Erie
Jersey
PotaTurs
Mammoth
Timothy
Malaga
Havana
Arrell
Groceries Prices and Goods Mixed Amid Blizzard Aftermath
Grocery line shows limited motion since the March blizzard with steady sugars and quiet coffee. Listings include Rio, Caracas, Maracaibo coffees, rich and old Government Java, assorted fruits, dried fruits, canned goods, oils, syrups, run of staples, and a wide range of international brands and pack sizes.
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Gueen Corpree
Fancy
Rio
Maracaibo
Caracas
Sige
Guayra
Koastep
Agite
Santos
Elotee
Traalie
Cassia
Cereal market at Grain Exchange shows weak prices
Receipts bulletined show mixed carloads from Pittsburg, Fort Wayne, and Chicago Railway lines. No. 2 white oats offered at 54 cents for April delivery. wheat quiet edging lower with millfeed following salt. Overall cereal market favors buyers amid broad weakness along oats and corn lines.
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Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago Railway
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Lake Erie
Western
Alicia
Fragmentary grain prices and terms from an old market listing
Readable portions show assorted grain prices including oats and middlings, with quotations like white middlings at 17 to 19 dollars per ton and winter wheat bread around 17.83. The text also mentions various freight and loading notes, plus incomplete phrases on rye and other commodities.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Coffee market report from Rio and New York notices
Baltimore and Rio cargoes show steady to good Brazilian coffee with mixed futures. receipts for the United States reach 53 and 79 thousand bags weekly, stocks rising to around 324 thousand bars and 189 thousand bags. New York options opened steady then firm with midweek contracts around 13.00 to 15.05 and spot Rio No 7 trading dull and easy.
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Baltimore
Rio
Oplekys
Bigg
United States
New York
Sues
Iteladin Maren
Iy c
Drygoods Market Opens Quietly in New York
The New York drygoods market begins with quiet business and fair trade with jobbers. Good weather boosts sentiment as channels of trade move satisfactorily. Rents hold few goods, prices for desirable foods stay steady, and no tall is planned. Some cutting and robber activity with agents noted, but less than usual.
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Youk
Turpentine Markets See Mixed U S Turpentine Prices
Market notes show turpentine prices steady or firm in several centers. Rosin remains firm with strained grades around 125 dollars and 120 dollars, while crude yellow dip and virgin grades hold near 190 dollars. New York rosin remains steady and quiet.
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New York
Pettge
Market Report Textile and Metals Prices Hover
New York markets show pig iron steady at 14.75 to 16.25 dollars. Copper strengthens with Jake bidding at 12 dollars. Domestic doll load quoted at 15 dollars asked. Tim firmer in Straits shows a 19.75 dollar bid.
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New York
Jake
Load Doll
Tim Firmer
Straits
Hostetter s Stomach Bitters Promoted for Travelers
Advert reads that Hostetter s Stomach Bitters are a desirable companion for travelers and travelers fatigue. It claims relief for nausea, biliousness, dyspepsia, bowel complaints, and to guard against la grippe and rheumatic twinges.
Bank Advertisement for Deposits and Rates
A bank listing at 401 Smithfield Street corner Fourth Avenue advertises deposits from $1 and upward with interest at 4 percent. It notes surplus of $75,000 and a total capital of $100,000 as a US financial notice.
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Smithfield Street
Cor
Fourth Avenue Capital
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Elizabeth "Yee Om
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Morpay
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Canon Call
Fahnestock & CO
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Edwards, Duff
Soreae
Mbi
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Sygur
Wwe
Wolff & Randolph
Lou
Rapaca
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Whittier
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Mee Medicine Co
Madrid
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Pittaturg
Atchdress Eble Medical Co
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Beon E& Ak
Anghiea
Sanden Electric Co
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