Livestock Prices Rise at Herr's Island Market
At Herr's Island cattle supplies were light with higher Chicago quotes. Cattle sold 10 to 15 cents higher. beef types hit 6 to 6.5 dollars per cwt for prime lots. Sheep and hog markets showed tightness and varied demand, with limited head and fluctuating week-to-week prices. Receipts totaled 321 cattle and 700 livestock overall for the day across yards, with notable activity in fresh cows and spring lambs.
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Prrrenure
Monxpax
Herr’s Island
Chicago
Ee L Zewler
L. Gerson
A A. Fromm
L. Rothschild
Ohio
J. F. Crinksbark
Pannieteena
G. Flinner
East Liberty
Obio
J. F. Cruikshank
Pennsylvania
D. C. Pisor
McCreary
Serjeant
Needy & Smith
G. W. Smith
Sanford & Langdon
Williams & Co
G. Filener
Woods’ Run
Liberty
St. Louis
Omaha
Indiana
Hast Liberty Varde
Rae Eeneny Cennsay
Ohi
Shipmen
New York
Markets by Wire Wheat Prices Fluctuate Amid Crop Report
Chicago wheat opened weak and fell before recovering, ending about 3 cents below Saturday's close as forecasts of lower winter wheat yields sparked selling. May and June slipped, while corn traded narrowly on fears of cold weather. oats traded unsettled with a steadier close. In New York and other markets, futures and spot quotes showed mixed shifts with wheat, corn, and pork exchanges showing modest gains and losses.
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Chicago
Iowa
Sic
Jane
New York
Daly
Cuba
New Orleans
Western Steam
du Held
Elgin
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Twentieth Street
Jay
Wesern
Pennsylvania
Minneapolis
St, Louis
Wye
Sige
Eige
Isice
Barney Dull
Samto
Pirates
Ke Yi
Market Hogs and Cattle Reports From New York Chicago Buffalo
New York stock receipts include 6 246 items with 4 carlcads for sale and steady markets for steers and bulls. Chicago reports 16 000 cattle receipts with strong shipments and mixed prices. Texas cattle at 4 05 to 4 15. hogs fair demand but markets soft for heavies. Buffalo shows 7 loads of cattle through with active sheep and lamb markets and higher export steer prices.
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New York
Sheen
Perlite
Wilige
Hoge
Chicago
Texas
Ross
Hecmines
Late News in Brier-E Hamburg Gas Works Strike
A collection of short items reports strikes and personal tragedies including Hamburg gas works employees walking out, suicides by morphine and gunshot, business assig nments in New York and Cincinnati, and public notices about saloon closures and emigration controls.
Grain in Sight in Board of Trade Report
Chicago May 12 The Board of Trade reports visible grain supplies with Wheat 225,72000 bushels down 655000. Corn 11,44000 down 174000. Rye 4201 bushels up 517. Oats 1019000 up 23. Barley 708000 down 23000 bushels.
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Chicaco
Board of Trade
Gaia
Hye
Pittsburg Business Expansion Faces Need for New Centers
The city’s industrial growth pushes Pittsburg toward broader commercial districts beyond the traditional core. Soaring demand from merchants and big real estate deals await, with Fifth Avenue to Liberty streets and Court House district as potential expansion zones.
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Pittsburg
Point
Fifth Avenue
Penn and
Liberty Streets
Grant Street
Court House
Smithfield Street
Money Demand Steady as Banks Report Modest Uptick
Local banks showed only moderate demand for money yesterday with supply exceeding needs. Rates remained steady and unchanged, while external factors offered little new momentum for economic activity. The report notes lingering slow loan activity and uncertain outlook across sectors.
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Sean Jenka
New York Clears Large Bank Balances and Rates
New York clearing balances show figures in the tens of millions with several institutions listed and a total around 63 million in clearings. The Bank of England balance is reported at 915 million while the money rate stands at 6 percent on call and 7 percent on time.
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Alles & Bailey
Ebenezer McKnight
Congress Street
Franklin
C. Malone
Marion Place
Sloan & Co
George 5. Martin & Co
Lemington Square
Lemington Avenue
Twenty-first Ward
Lemington Sverse
Hamnett & Meredith
Wilkins Estate
Wilkinsburg
S. P. McKea
Samuel W. Black &Co
Lafferty Avenue
West Street
Boggs
West Liberty
J. E. Glass
A. L. Watkins
E.M. Laveen
Wilmoerding
Black & Baird
Linden Place
Jeremiah Dunlevy, Jr
Hastings Street
George Aquaart
Charles Somers & Co
Bank of Commerce
New York
Oan
Mrine Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Cleari
Saaratone Ee Cella Caleata
Brisk Stock Trading With Mixed Changes Across Listings
Trading was active with many shares changing hands while no broad market shifts appeared. Westinghouse Electric strengthened while Pleasant Valley softened. Central and Pittsburg Tractions edged up slightly amid a generally steady list.
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Westinghouse Electric
Pleasant Valley
Central
Pittsburg
Oil Market Lay-Down Triggers Tiny Rally On Opening
A small lay-down in the Oil Exchange caused a spike as 78,000 barrels were purchased under rules after H. J. Smith was suspended for non fulfillment. The market rose briefly by 1 cent, then weakened, closing near the day’s high. Field reports note tame Kaiser farm activity and several wells coming in soon as drill results trickle in.
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Oil Exchange
H. J. Smith
Shorts
BBC
South
Roseburg & Dilworth
Kaiser Farm
Jack’s Hun
Jack's Run Oil Company
Boyle & Barnsdall Well No 2 Yields Gas and Oil
Special Telegram from Belmont West Virginia reports Boyle and Barnsdall's Poor Farm well number two was shot last night. A large gas show and notable oil production followed the shot indicating promising results for the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
W. VA
Oil Market Fluctuates Through May Trading
In New York on May 12 petroleum markets opened strong at 53 cents but closed dull at a penny. June options rose to 4 cents before settling steady at 5 cents. Total sales reached 167000 barrels with shipments and clearances reported for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Om Rik
Petroleum
Chartera
New York
C. Stock Exchange
Consolidated Exchange
Bae
Market Slips Amid Mixed Stocks as Gasoline, Railroads See Action
Trading closed weak with many stocks retreating after broad selling. Missouri Pacific and Rock Island led declines while Gas stocks and Vanderbilt group advanced, Delaware & Hudson rose sharply, and coal issues like Lackawanna showed strength. Bond activity increased as rates bid to 10 percent, curbing purchases and trimming daytime gains.
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Miffy
Hook Island
Chicago
Vanderbilts
Canaga Southern
Big Four
Qwanrca
Delaware
Hudson
Oney
Missouri Pacific
Rock Island
Une and Hudson
Chicago Railroad
New York Stock Exchange
Whitsey & Steffenson
Pittsburg
Fourth Avenue
Boaters Thrive as River Trade Surges This Summer
The article notes busy river traffic with towboats carrying coal downstream and returning empties, booming packet freight, and unusually strong passenger business. A 4 PM depth reading shows 13 feet 6 inches, with expectations of a good boating season and positive activity along the wharves. Several named captains and vessels are listed arriving, departing, or docking at Cincinnati, Wheeling, and Pittsburg corridors, reflecting a lively river economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Jacobs
Market Prices Show Limited Shifts Across Produce
Domestic markets list steady to weakening trends in cabbage and eggs as berries thin and sweet potatoes near season end. Prices for cheese, butter, and various staples hold firm or ease slightly amid limited supply and cooler weather effects on eggs and dairy.
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Department of Trade
Ohio
New York
Creamery
Elgin
Atic Sweitzer
Sweitzer
California
Vossen & Fancy Messina
Jamaica
Atore
Tae
Bermuda
Jersey
Grain Exchange Market Report with Mixed Receipts
The Grain Exchange notes 1 car of hay and bulk receipts across rail lines, including 14 cars of hay 13 of oats and 6 of corn. Weak oats and hay expected with heavy shipments. flour steady with a late price rise anticipated. Prices listed for wheat corn oats rye and flour by carload, with colors of mixed and patent varieties and various regional quotes.
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Grain Exchange
Pitsburg, Fn. Wayne and
Chicago Railway
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Ohio
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