Light stock prices rise at East Liberty sale
Cattle receipts at East Liberty yards fell about ten carloads this week while total for the week neared 60. Top price reached 475 for two loads of 1,600 lb Ohio beeves. light-weight tidier beeves sold 5 to 10c higher. Hogs declined modestly with weak demand. sheep and lambs sold near last week’s strong prices.
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East Liberty
Ohio
Holmes, Briggs & Co
Stoke
New York
Bend
Ile
Hoys
St. Louis
Markets Report: Mixed Receipts Across U.S. Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Reports from New York and multiple western markets show receipts totaling thousands of head with cattle and hogs trading unevenly. Prices vary by region with strengths noted for sheep and lambs while hog and steer markets show softness and firmness in pockets.
Market Receipts Mixed Heavy Lambs And Wares
Texane and market receipts show mixed lots and heavy items. Cattle and cattle-like products listed with prices per cwt, including westerns and lambs. Receipts include packers and butchers notices with varying weights and prices.
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Esoe
Wats
Wheat Market Slumps After Early Strength in Chicago
Chicago wheat futures opened firmer with May rising to gains but quickly turned down. May and July premiums collapsed as selling pressure grew from the Southwest. Corn followed a similar path with initial gains fading into weakness, while hog products remained weak and prices slid to near daily lows. Across the nation, evidence of mixed demand and persistent grain selling underpinned a broad tone of uncertainty.
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Chicago
Twige
Cate
John M. Gakic & Co
Atest
Chicago Board of Trade
Turpentine Market Report With Mixed Movements
Turpentine markets show mixed action with some firms steady while others quiet. Rosin remains firm with strong prices on certain grades and tar holds at 120 dollars. Crude and yellow dips vary, while Rin strained and virgin grades appear in prices, uncertain demand persists.
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Rosin
SavaNxan
Mic
Itosin
Charleton
Sic
Oga
Fragmented Local Notice From Obscure Source
Readable fragments describe an event or notice involving people and a venue with unclear details and garbled words. The item references names and a location but lacks coherent facts or dates to determine a clear outcome or action.
CITY REAL ESTATE MOVEMENTS IN THE TWENTY-THIRD WARD
Real estate activity in Ebenley Park and surrounding areas continues with plotted Ursuline Convent nine acres sold to developers Black & Baird and J G Reilly. J G Reilly plans 160 Jets at Bedford Webster Thirty-third streets. Senator Flinn builds 65 houses in Twenty-third ward as Greenfield avenue line gains electric traction. Multiple small transfers and new permits reflect a steady market with limited speculative buying.
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Ursuline Convent
Fifth Avenue
Halket Street
Black & Baird
J. G Reilly
John K. Ewing & Co
Mayfield
Bissell
Perrysville
Marshall Avenues
Charles Street
Tenth Ward
Allegheny
J. G. Reilly
Bedford, Webster
Thirty-third Streets
Callery
Olivers
Twenty-third
Peter Shields
Senator Flinn
Greenfield Avenue
Sechenley Park Land Company
Second Avenue
Betenney
A. Z. Dyers & Co
W. P. Fraser
J. Har- Adams
Grove
Allegheny City
Perrysville Avenue
J.C. Reilly
Jacob Rohir
Margaret Duffey
Congress Street
Francis McDowell
McCrea Love
Jackson Street
Second Ward
Morris & Allbitt
Phils Eichenlaub
Fairmount
Kinca Street
Catherine White
Piermore Place
Ingram
Allison
J. N. Jarvis
L. c. Phipps
Twenty-eighth Street
Maibe Alley
Schenley
Thomas Carney
Henry Aslfalk
West Street
Brushton
J.E. Glass
Cox
Keao Place
Wadsworth Street
James W. Drape & Co
Carson Street
W. FE. Hamnett & Co
Wilkinsburg
East End Avenue
Twenty-second Ward
Easy and Quiet No Material Change in Local Money Market
Banks held ample liquidity yesterday with no rate changes. Total bank clearings reached $2,061,544 and balances stood at $33,897.27. European centers show easy money and weak enterprise, with little gold movement expected. National Treasury bonds on deposit secure bank circulation across several rates and denominations. Money on call in New York was steady, mercantile paper at 4 to 6 percent, and sterling rates quiet at $4.8650 for 4/5 bills.
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New York
Aige
Sige
Pacific Coast
Western
Western Steam
Elgin
Mge
Cherse
Lsc
Philadelphia
C. Com
Layane
Seas Outs Iim
Wilte
Aes
ST. Louis
At &Lye
Tazo
Wie
Mie
Minnesota
Cincinnati
Toledo
Beaugnar
Cash
Minneapolis
Mar
Northern
Kansas City
National Treasury
Cary
Mercantile
New Ozaws-Cloak 814.08 exchange note notes
Fragmentary OCR describes New York exchange terms with per cent figures and a reference to Nak iron. Unclear subjects, entities, or actions due to garbled text. Contains numbers like 490 percent and 61,000 but no complete context or coherent event.
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New York Exchange
Real
Nak
Bank clearings and exchange rates amid market quiet
Bank clearings cited as $13,929,090 with New York exchange quiet and a 10 to 20 cent discount. Figures for other banks show clearings of $109,357,988 with various balances. money at 8 cents and New York exchange discounted by about 20. Additional entries list clearings of $10,672,616 and balances, along with a 6 percent rate noted for altinore clearings.
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New York Exchange
New
New York
Central and Duquesne Jump in Stocks Amid Sparse Demand
Duquesne leads the new group while Central holds ground in a quiet trading day. Gas stocks show little change with Chartiers slightly up and Philadelphia minorly down as traction issues dominate interest. Early quotes list Duquesne at 27 and Birmingham Traction around 27 1/4 with various small lots traded and end of day unlisted bids varying.
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Duquesne
Central
Birmingham
Chartiers
Ring
Philadelphia
Firet Call
Pleasant Valley
Pitts Buraction
Luster
Ify
Watse Electric
Birmingham Traction
Manchester
Wall Street Divided as Market Remains Feverish and Uneven
New York March 30 trading shows two camps in speculation, bulls and bears, with feverish opens and a late rally. Reading Coalers and Reading stocks led the day amid broad short-covering while Industrials lagged. Final closes held near day’s highs with modest gains across key issues, Manhattan stock up while others show mixed moves and bonds active.
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Manhattan
Northern Pacific
Reading
Lackawanna
Ace Central
Delaware and Hudson
Nisdneier
St. Paul
Fccced SS
Burlington
Delaware and
Hudson
Atchison
Eric
Lole and
Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Northwestern
New England
Richmond
West Point
Ee New York Stock Exchange
Whitney & Stephenson
Pittsburg
New York Stock Exchange
Fourth Avenue
Mining stock listings fragment from historic paper
A fragment lists numerous mining companies and numbers, including Belcher 930 Caledonia B H 155 Consolidated California and Virginia 430 Deadwoe Eureka Consolidated 105 Gould 1m Hale & Norcross 280 Homestake Horn Silver Me 175 Ophir 275 Savage 140 Sierra Nevyn 160 Standard eMnion Consolidated 140 Yellow Jacket 100.
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Belcher
Caledonia B. H
Chotlar
Consolidated California
Virginia
Deadwoe
Eureka Consolidated
Gould
Hale & Norcross
Homestake
Horn
Ophir
Ees
Savage
Sierra Nevyn
Standard
eMnion Consolidated
Yellow Jacket
Electric stock quotations and notes from Boston market
Boston March 20 stock table lists electric shares from Thomson-Houston and Fort Wayne companies with prices and preferred series. It includes entries for Central and West Rutland lines, miscellaneous railroad and utility securities, and notes on bids and last prices for various entities.
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Atoh
Topeka
Boston & Mont
Boston
Albany
Calamet & Hevia Rowe Seacu Ee
Sacopesa
Dar
Quienaran
Oeceoin Fitchbarm
Flint. & Bees
West Rud
Old Coloniae
Rutland A
Tiki Ouston
Boston Electric
Eli
Thomson-Houston E. Co
Seseseseer
A.h. Securities
Eo Securities
Ft. W. E. Co
Owen
Poultry and Produce Markets See Prices Drift Downward
Poultry supplies improve with eggs steady to firm, while buyers hold back as bills due April 1 constrain orders. Beef hides and calf skins show good demand though heavy steers weaken. A broad range of provisions from meats to dairy, fruits, and imported goods appears in a quiet market with lingering post-holiday softness and cautious buying.
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Waperspay
M. Marebsa
Ohio Valley
Produce Commission
Market Prices For Grains And Feeds From Dealers
Dealers quote advance prices for a range of grains and feeds including Wheat No. 2 red and No. 3 red, Conx No. 2 yellow car, oats, rye, and brown faladlings. Prices listed cover various quality grades and assorted items, with figures such as 98 shillings, 4 dollars, and other unit values. The notation shows fluctuating winter wheat and other grain prices, plus implied transaction terms and packing descriptions.
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Vane
Ohio
Saar
Ian Fuer
Fleur
Hides and Calfskins Pricing Report
Steer hides show dull demand with quality offerings. long-haired stock and dirt removal noted. Buffs steady, calfskins firm at quotas, sheepskins in good demand. Prices paid by dealers include No 1 green salted cows and hides across weights with reductions for No 3 stock. tallow and salted goods referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskian Beesies
Grain Exchange Carload Sales Report Ends Quietly
Sales on call at the Grain Exchange list nine cars with several consignments from Pittsburg Fr Wayne and Chicago Railway and Baltimore routes. Cars include bay corn oats hay bran and barley with mixed destinations and a note that the market remains largely steady as in the last report. Receipts bulletined show ongoing demand with red buyers and quiet activity prevailing.
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Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Fr. Wayne and
Chicago Railway
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Baltimory
Lake Erle
Pitteburg
Weatorn
Bollers
Quietmoas
Cariead
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Lafferty Breas
Hadden
Sheen—Mt
John Mesket & Co
Cauttle
Attr Bend
Sheen
Moimes, Briggs & Co
al Hedges A Co
Cattie
Huff, Hazelwood & Imhoff
McCall, Rowlen & Newborn
Keneker, Linklorn & Co
Bhoep
Dyer & Co
Py Telegraph
Market
Ehaton
Lara
Turpentine Markets
Tor Meta
Newton Mois
Iicie
Ebenley Park
Twenty-Third Ward
Penn
Sylacauga
Ala
Whitn & Stephenson
Central Otion
Reorganized
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Philadepate Exchange
Wilkinsburg National Bank
Plano
Mendelesohn
August Funck
Twenty-seventh Street
Twenty-fourth Ward
J. H. Myers
Kinvaird Street
Nineteenth Ward
Jacob Buss and Wire
Atlantic Avenue
C. Geismar
Harvard Street
Samuel V. Daft
Holmes Street
Eighteenth Ward
Perryeville Avenue
Nion Ga U
Isiana
Home Securities
Gassecra
B. A
B. Gas Co
Neuesh Philadelph
Ft. Pitt
Traction BO
N.Y
Vuster
Ioinghouse FE
West
Alr B.co
Hi Cable Co
Wall Street
Aspen
Best
Chessy Ec
St. Pani
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Lake
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Lake Shore
Ntage. Co
Mats x. Y
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N. E
Horfulk & Weste
North Northern Iican Co.acific
al Hind
Oregon Impro Pacifi
Evans
Allman
London
Iqa
Enone
JF Whitney & Stephenson
Eeantane
Pennsylvania Railroad
Piechern Pacific
Philadelia & Erie
Cyrresk
Limbur
Wisconsin
Erie
California
Mare
Jersey
iHio
Joba
Mammoth
Timothy
Pelvie
Florida
Aircare
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Ayana
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Hyalbo
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Ieee
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Louisiana
Ike
Muscatela
Muscatele
Valencia
Ondara
Sultana
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Fer Es
Davies
Eltron
Canes Funk
Hig Fo Fureka
Eureka
Hid. Co
Hakama
Damson Gail
Ma 'Bo
Lee
Pieckerel
Holland Herring
Lige
Auly
Iside
Wool Markets
Louis
California Fig Syrup CO
Francisco
Sousvue
York
Traia
Muss Lotriz Cansoy
Saranac, Mich
F. Sayder
Wincher's Theatt
NEW Advertisi
Johann Hoff
Pietro Santa
Paris
Brokers—Financial
Issa
John M. Oakley & Co
Mrec
Fahnestock & CO
Stock Exchange
Edward E. Duff
Eident
Treas
Medical
Whittier
Penn Avenue
U.tot
DR. Mott
Mott’s Chem. CO
Cleveland
Josne & Son
HK Lake
Sundar
Cor
Pennav
Pittsbore
Easant Ba
Hale Airbosk
JOS. Fleming &Sons
Hares Paulles
Clarke
Haddam
DE. Sanden
Aesmone Ae Haddresa
Sanden Electric Co
Broadway
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