Light Run of Cattle at East Liberty Yards Amid Soft Demand
At East Liberty stock yards about 60 carloads of cattle opened the market, down from 70 last week. Calves numbered around 400, with prices from 4.5 to 5.5 cents per pound as demand lagged. Sheep and hog markets showed little change, with lambs at 7 to 7.4 cents and Philadelphia hogs around 5 to 5.15 dollars per head. overall receipts and pricing reflected weak to steady conditions across cattle, calves, sheep, and hogs.
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Dispatch
Pittssves
Mornay
East Liberty Stock Yards
Chicago
Ohio
Indiana
Allegheny
Herr’s Island
Zeigler
L. Gerson
A. Fromm
J. Depew
Pennsylvania
Percoant
J. Bebbler
D. O. Pisor
Mas C. Volbrecht
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E. D. Sergeant
Winter & Co
Greenawards
Woods’ Run
St. Louis
Omaha
Celine
Science
OGM
Kennas City
Cincinnati
Telegraph Market Clippings on Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
New York and Chicago markets report receipts and price ranges for cattle hogs and sheep. Beef and veal supplies vary with demand. hogs steady to higher. lambs and mutton show strength in some regions while others move slowly. Multiple rail and regional markets list arrivals and bid ranges for cattle hogs sheep and buffalo calf prices and freighting.
Dry Goods Market in New York March Trade Steady
The Drsgoods Market in New York on March 24 shows moderate business in dry goods with agents present and weather favorable for retailers. Early reports indicate no new features as fine goods hold lead for current wants and colored cottons see fair demand while overall market conditions remain unchanged.
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New York
Wheat Crashes In May Trade Bears Dominate Markets
Chicago reports record low wheat prices for May with 7 1/2 to 7 3/4 cents, a sharp fall from a year ago. Doerr & Co. faces 500000 bushels to liquidate as bearish signals and foreign markets unsettle prices. corn shows relative strength while hog products rise on short-covering. Various cash and futures quotes across flour, oats, and other grains reflect broad market weakness and pockets of firmness.
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Chicago
C. P. Doerr & Co
Fiat
May
Shorts
Doerr & Co
Split
John M. Oakley &Co
Sixth Street
Chicago Board of Trade
Promising Rural Hotel Schemes Spur Pittsburgh Trade
The article surveys spring optimism in commerce with a focus on suburban hotel plans for Pittsburgh. It notes strong trade growth over the prior year, ample idle funds, and real estate as a prime investment. Prospective hotel sites in Schenley Park, Edgewood, and Frankstown are discussed, with investors including Ira M. Borchfield and W. C. Stewart. Real estate and railway construction updates follow, including property deeds and a recent hotel site interest.
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Pittsburg
East End
Saxpay
Ira M. Borchfield
Schenley Park
W. C. Stewart
Morrison
East Liberty
McKay
Edgewood
T. O'Leary, Jr
Frankstown Avenue
Money Market Improves as Bank Accommodations Rise
The local money market shows better demand for bank accommodations and a potential dip in supply signaling a more active trade phase. No rate change from 6 1/2 percent on regular loans, New York money on call easy at 2 percent, prime mercantile paper at 4 6 percent, sterling steady.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Closing Bond Quotations and Bank Clearings Overview
The snippet lists closing bond quotations including M. KE. & T. Gen. 5s and Northern Pac, with references to Northw'n d'bra 5s and Pac. 20s alongside bank clearings figures. It notes money market percentages and exchange details, mentioning New Orleans and balances around 450,412 and 1,881,850 for the period.
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M. KE
Les Mutual Galantase T. Cert
Pac
Bear
T.P
West
M.A
T. Gen
York Exchange Records and Bank Premiums Reported
A dated financial brief notes a $1,000 premium on bank dealings and 150 for one unit. Curcano Money holds steady at 1 cent on call with 66 demand. Clearing figures appear for New York and other cities, with reported balances and totals in the millions. Interest rates are listed as six percent.
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York Exchange
New York
Imat Eck
NewischliGgMc Fn
Onan
Hate
Week Opens With Strong Trading In Street Railways
The market starts the week with rising prices and robust trading, led by street railways, notably Birmingham Duquesne and Manchester. Gas stocks like Pipeage and Wheeling show gains while Philadelphia declines after a higher open. Wholesale trading dominates as investors show confidence ahead of the May statement.
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Duquesne
Manchester
Philadelphia
Arene - Ae
Duquesne Traction Ser Ean
Foo
Citigans
Pleasant Valley
Sapa
Manchester Ton
Philadelphia Gas
Manchester Traction
Citizens’ Traction
Citizens
Duquesn
Mining Stock Quotations from Newton March 28
Adams Consolidated 15 percent Best & Belower 220 Caledonia B H 108 Chollar L16 Consolidated California and Virginia 455 Deadwood 200 Eureka Consolidated 200 Gould and Curry 133 Hale and Norcross 135 Homestake 1250 Horn Silver 33s Mexican 180 Ontario 4900 Plymouth 15 Potash 150 Savage 140 Sierra Nevada 100 Standard 140 Union Consolidated 140 Yellow Jacket Lia
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Adams Consolidated
Best & Belower
Caledonia B. H
Chollar
Consolidated California
Virginia
Deadwood
Eureka Consolidated
Gould & Curry
Hale & Norcross
Homestake
Horn
Mexican
Ontario
Plymouth
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Standard
Union Consolidated
Yellow Jacket
Lia
Bar Silver Quotations in New York March Special
New York reports Silver prices fall in London to 8 70 per ounce while New York dealers quote lower rates at 8 70 per ounce. Market notes indicate a dip in silver quotations driven by London trading.
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New York
London
Wall Street Mixed as Bonds Quiet and L&N Drops
Markets show uncertainty over the silver issue and the Reading bill, with heavy selling in Louisville and Nashville and limited buying. Rock Island improves in early trading while Arbitage houses stay out. overall prices ease with a late rally but many leaders remain weak. Trading totals list sizable shares in Northern Pacific preferred and Reading with mixed regional activity.
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New Jersey
Louisville
Nashville
American Refining Company
Richmond
Est Point
Northern Pacific
Rock Island
Coslers
St. Paul
Jersey Central
Delaware
Hudgon
Southern Pacific Preferred
Atchison
Chiago Gas
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Erie
Lake Shore
Missouri Pacific
Northwestern
New England
Reading
Richmond and
Weat Point
Union Pacific
Theichmond
West Point
New York Stock Exchange
Disrator
Whitney & Stephenson
Pittsburg
Eggs Steady as Receipts Spare Grain and Hay Slow
Monday's egg receipts on the Ohio river were not large, but railroads made up the slack by river shipments and prices slipped from 13 to 14 cents per dozen. Butter supplies were short, tropical fruits active, and potatoes abundant and cheap. clover seed has retreated from its March peak. The article notes broad movements in groceries and produce with a generally firm market for some items and slow movement in others.
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Fifth Avenue
Court House
Charles S Wade
National Bank of Commerce
Edgewood
Robert Steeth
St. Clair Street
Nineteenth Ward
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Buffalo
Rochester
Pittsburg
Ohio
Frederick Mueller
August Eber
Howard Street
Allegheny
Philadelphia Company
Wheeling
Ridgewater
Stackhouse
Serre Sremeary Bigin
New York
Michigan
Berswax
Grocery list notes from Eureka market ad
Fragmented OCR shows prices and items including peaches corn pears cherries raspberries strawberries and sardines mackerel lake trout herring and oatmeal product listings with varied prices per pound and per item. The text resembles a busy market catalog or circular with multiple brands and places implied but unclear.
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Pitt Herring
Walkott Rennie
Grain Exchange sales and market summary report for today
Grain, flour and feed sales on call at the Grain Exchange. Receipts noted, mixed carload movements by rail lines. Oats slightly lower, mill feed steady. Prices listed for corn, oats, hay, wheat, and refined lard and pork items with wide market activity and demand conditions noted as favorable to buyers along the line.
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Grain Exchange
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Ohio
Coffee market and prices across ports and futures
Market notes from March 27 report coffee trading steady to dull across New Orleans Rio and Santos regions with weekly receipts and US purchases listed. Futures in New York opened barely steady and closed down slightly, with spot Rio prices and other commodities like turpentine and rosin also noted in regional market briefs.
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Santos
United States
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Wool market dull as prices hold steady in St Louis receipts
A modest inquiry for coarse bright wool persists in St Louis shipments with 26,000 pounds involved. Other grades see little activity and prices remain unchanged.
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St. Louis
A Warning Against Imitation Bitters and Hostetter’s
A public notice warns against counterfeit bitters mimicking Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. It warns that imitations may fail or misrepresent cures for malaria dyspepsia constipation liver and kidney trouble and nervousness. It urges consumers to insist on the genuine product.
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Hostetter
der Freischutz
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