PrOTistERs DISPATCH Markets Report March 22 1838
Visit to the meat stalls of Diamond Market shows no price change for choice cuts from last fall. Prices for beef remain steady as 1,500-pound steers influence the market. fish and oyster lines weak with fewer stalls open and stock moved to frozen supply. Lettuce rhubarb and new vegetables improve with steady livestock, butter, poultry scarce, and prices for tenderloin, sirloin, and roasts listed. seafood and fruit prices also noted with varied fresh arrivals.
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Protisters Dispatch
Tipay
Diamond Market
Menta
Live Stock Markets Record in 1559 Trade
Stock Verda office reports cattle receipts of 1200 head with 1280 head shipments. Market firm with prices unchanged. No cattle shipped to New York during the day. Boss receipts total 1800 head with shipments around 2700. Market activity described with figures and notes on shipments and prices.
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New York
Cattle and Sheep Market Reports From Multiple U.S. Centers
Telegraph summaries show Kansas City and Chicago area receipts with brisk feeder and steer activity. Trade ranged firm to higher on choice cattle with hogs light offerings. sheep and yearlings mixed but generally steady to firmer in places.
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New York
Reneral
Kansas City
Texas
St. Lourm
Wheat market fluctuates as trading remains light
Markets by wire report shows May wheat opening lower and closing modestly higher amid sparse supply and price limits. June wheat gains ease, futures pressured by limited orders and local speculation. Oats, pork, lard, and butter see mixed activity with firm tones in some grains and steady to weak readings in others.
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Teipa
Mateks Peek
Illinois
Omta
Tarretes Ag
Sears Ehigs
New Orleans
Contax
I. St. Louise
Chicago
New York
Canada
Large suburban land sale closes near Sharpaburg estate
W A Herron & Sons close a major unimproved property sale on the Rose estate near Sharpaburg on the West Penn Railroad. About 200 acres sell for 155000 dollars to a new land company planning acre lots.
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W. A. Herron & Sons
West Penn
Sharpaburg
Stocks Show Activity as Gasers and Westinghouse Move
Market notes indicate Gasers display strength overall with large blocks expected. Westinghouse weak at first call then rebounded with bids up to 67 3/8 and some sales. Philadelphia traction, Union Switch and Signal and various rail and electric issues show morning gains and afternoon activity amid mixed demand.
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Westinghouse Electric
Thors
Philadelhia
la Norma
Wheeling Gaz
Philade A Gan
Union
A Electric
Missouri Pacific
Money market and currency reports show little change
The local money market remains near last report with a small but steady improvement in borrowing demand. Clearing House balances and exchange quotations show little movement with several listed figures for government bonds and mining stocks in New York on March 21 including Amador Bodie Consolidated California and Nevada stock entries.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
gili/bas arm
Amador
Bodie
Consolidated Cationne and Vreeiote
Deane 1H
el Cristo
Cristo
Gould & Curry
Petroleum market closes dull after slight rise in London and Bradford
In Bradford March 3 and Titusville March 22 reports show national transit and petroleum markets ending dull. Prices moved from open to close with minor gains in London refined and Antwerp, while US trading edged up then dipped, with total sales around 6,000,000 barrels.
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anner _— Saar ee cerfica
Ol'ga
Nae
Bradford
Wige
C. Titusville
National Transit Cor- Goce
Ole
Cb New
Ener
Real estate market shows active transactions across multiple counties
Graebing and Lyon sold a 232 acre farm in White Township Indiana County for 11000 and placed a 1230 mortgage on Allegheny property. Ewing and Byers moved three lots on Perrysville Avenue, Allegheny, and others sold farms near Wuer tem berg station Pittsburgh. Beav er county deals included 7850 cash for two farms and a store. Mack and Son reported mortgages and sales including Virginia farm over 1 acre for about 9000. Baxter sold Bank of Commerce corner lot at Brushton station for 7 with a 2 foot alley to Charles Oegly.
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Graebing & Lyon
Fourth Avenue
White Township
Indiana County
Tenth Ward
City of Allegheny
Tarentum
Ewing & Byers
Federal Street
J. B. Urben
W. W. Kevan
Guy
Perrysville Avenue
Allegheny
Sea
Avenue
Aone
Eee Township
Eridan Station
Con
Fraz
Butler Streets
E. H. Steffler
Wuertemberg Station
Pittsburg
Seal Western Railroad
Beaver County
J. Hamilton
Bellevue
L M. Piacock & Son
Mt.a
James W
Virginia
F. Baxter
Bank of Comace
Brushton Station
Rolly and
Park Streets
Charles Oegly
Adverse Influences Press Wall Street Stocks Lower
Wall street opened firm but weakened and closed fractionally lower as bears attacked Burlington and Granger stocks. Rock Island showed weakness while Chicago Gas led activity then faded. rail bonds remained active with moderate sales. Tennessee Coal and Burlington dropped after early gains amid a dull trading day on March 22 in New York.
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New York
Bears
Burlington
Rock Island
Chicago Gas
F Jcago
London
Tennessee C
Missouri Pacific
Grangera
K Island
Tennessee Coal
Detroit
T Stock ‘Exchange
Fourth Avenue
Stock Market Opens Firm with Copper Leads
Boston trading opens firm with copper stocks leading gains. Mixed notes on Calumet and Hecla and other miners appear in a jumble of truncated names and misread tickers, while railroad and utility issues show duller interest.
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Boston
Calumet
Markets Reported Strong Demand Across Steel and Shipbuilding
Special report notes firm activity in pig iron and steel markets with strong demand for blooms and Bessemer materials. Prices and shipping points vary by region with Middlesbrough, West Coast production, and Liverpool to New York rates cited. notable figures include 47s 6d for West Coast pig, and £408 0d for blooms.
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Lowpox
Eglinton
Ee Bessemer
Activa
West Coast
Iecone
Middlesbrough
Spleguie
Tees
New York
Hinaaincr
Erella Coe Stafford
F.c.b.l
Wales
Liverpool
Wool Market Mixed Across Regions With Small Shifts
Market notes from St Louis New York Philadelphia and other areas show circular activity in wool with mixed strength and softness. Prices quoted for various fiber types including fine, medium and coarse washed and unwashed delaine, combing and tuban, with regional listings from Texas Oregon New Mexico to Colorado and Wyoming.
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St. Louis
New York
Texas
Philadelphia
Thevnsylvania
Michigan
Delain
Eastern
Oregon
Valleyorado
New Mexican
Col
Drygoods Market in New York Sees Improved Tone
Market and business tone improved on March 22 with steady trade by jobbers though not as lively as last week. No major drives, but expectations of some lots to be discarded. Moderate activity and improving tendencies persist. low grade cottons remain firm and scarce as a large sale of Phenix Manufacturing silks, 2,000 pieces, is planned for Tuesday.
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Bostox
Michigau
Ana ‘Omia
Kentucky
Chicago
New York
The
Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburg and
Western
Iowa
Canada
Lake Shore
Bing Winter
Os Aes
Bakers
Policy differences in early 3-cent rail rates draw interest
A Pennsylvania Company policy shift sees a 3-cent rate for groups of ten or more replaced after General Ford's withdrawal of a 2-cent rate, then Wood restoring it. The move sparks rail circle commentary as Judge Cooley's ruling looms and lines for larger parties continue under debate.
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Powns
E. A. Ford
Pennsylvania Company
Wood
Pennsylvania Road
Ford
Brooks
Cooley
City Savings Bank Secures Capital and Profits Details
City Savings Bank at Sixth Ave and Smithfield reports capital of 100000 with privilege 500000, surplus and undivided profits 72600, and conducts general banking. Officers listed include J Burns and Joan W Taylor with unclear roles. collections and interest on time deposits mentioned.
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City Savings Bank
Sixth Ave
Smithfield
Sollee
J. Burns
Joan W. Taylor
Produce Prices and Trade Quiet in March Market
The March 23 1830 dispatch notes muted activity across produce清 trade. Eggs sit at 12 40 per dozen while butter drifts down. bananas and tropical fruits show life though general lines barely move. Commissions report a quiet market as new staff arrives and older goods lag behind in price and demand.
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PrrTsnune DisPatch
Ferpar
Commission
Ohio
Crosmery
New York
Peters Rene
Warrel
Malaga
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Telly
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Troy Hill
Jersey
Oran
Cinthe Cotter
Jacque
East Liberty
Telegraph
Tanaka
Rio
Moetn! Market
Steubenville
E. B. Mahood
Seventh Avenue
Cherry Alley
Matthew Simpson
Brimstone Corner
Notton
W. A. Herron
Mr. Herron
D. Vaughn
C. G. Beitel
Derrick
H. & Blood
J. W. Powell
Shepherd & Clark
A. M. Giles
C. Hirsch
McGill
Pine
G. F.wilson
T. D. Rand
W. D. Andrews
Stochs. Pitts
Pet
Aes
Fid
Title & ‘Trust Co
Boatman’s Ins
Euaherjweoee Vna
Chartlers Val. Gas Co
Philadelphiacon Co
Hs Citizens” Traction
s.Ash
Pitts
I. Bustes
Western KK
la Noria Mining Co
Im Vemningtonlectric
U. Schoc
Oss
Robinson Bros
Reece
Bank of Year
Norcross
Jon Silver
Echan
Free Aere Mutual
Biron
the West Silver
Yellow Jacket
George B. Hill & Co
Sproul & Lawrence
Roseberg
Simpson
Oil City
B. McGrew & Co
Tattle
Py de Witt Lilworth
Petroleum
Fifth Avenue
Wood Street
Plinsburg
Meas
Moses
Wasp
Gig
Bisa
Sila
Wiig
TVG
Mic
Bradfora
Antwerp
Wall Street
Han Pacific
Biessenes
Ead Borris Western
Wis. Cen
Can Central de Fostne Rivsay
Ailonasst
Metican Cen
Tamarack
Hutland
San Dego
Ark Beach
Penneylvania Eekenne Seamen Sone
Eenip Fittabare and Western
Lehigh Wall Esters
Silk Hen Valley Buyn
I Pacific
British Iron
Cable
Drycoods Market
Baum & Co
the Freehold Bank
Smithfield St
Sore House
James PF. Speer
Vice Press
John F. Steel Cashier
Wee Se Jesse
Sabeossas
Jet Eee
Pak
Maracaibo
Santos
Caracas
Laguayra
Java
Ise Royaline
Orien
Kloss
Lisrater Raisina
California
Muscatels
Teaien
Dezeea
Eales
Eal
Onepro
Swirr
Mias
Julia DeWirt
Tenth St
St Louis
Swift
Witl's Point
Atlanta
Joseph Horne & CO
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
Mass
Philatelphia
Bekokers—Financial
de Witt Dilworth
OKER
AOMM
Maccin
Whittier
Penn Avenue
Pitsburg
Bundy
J. Fleming
MEM Mens
F.C. Fowler
Moodus
Riga, Mich
GENTI
WM. H. Deleer
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