Hog Supply Light Amid Markets Active in Cattle and Sheep
The May 15 market report notes good stock runs despite bad weather, with estile lines up 10 to 15 cents and some grades 20 cents higher. Cattle receipts 437 head, demand strong, prime steers 500 to 600. calves and butcher stock mixed. Sheep and lambs supply below last week, prices generally down. yearlings and spring lambs held firm. Hog trade light with slow activity and prices near last week’s levels. Receipts 690 total. buyers and consignors varied in demand across categories.
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Lrrisees Dispatch
Morpary
Dellenbach
H. Hirsch & Co
Ge Traverman Ros
Si. Hothschild
Pennsylvaniia Thompson
Seeaee
Bae Obie
Pisor & Thompson
G. W. Mosses
J. Ackerman
G. Flinner
Dona Toca Bebe
Chicago
N Smith
Ninedy @ Smith
Eves Flinner
Sert& Craig
East Liberty Live Stock Markets Report May 13 1880
Market bulletin from East Liberty stock yards notes cattle receipts 1520 head with 920 head shipped light demand for light cattle and slower for heavy. Hog receipts about 900 head with 3900 head shipped. market slow. Sheep receipts 460 head with shipments and prices described as slow at discounted levels.
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East Liberty
New York
Isy
Philadelphiaz
Uncherssd Pricca
Livestock Market Reports Urgent Mixed Cattle Action
Telegraph summary notes mixed cattle activity across markets with Texas buyers and Western shipments. Cattle receipts around 5 000 head with strong feeder and steers prices, beef cows and bulls varied, lambs and sheep showing slower demand in some centers.
British Breadstuffs May 1 Market Review
Larbox reports a weekly British market review noting heavy imports affecting wheat prices and weaker flour grades. Foreign wheats declined slightly except fine varieties, barley and corn showed firmness with the market showing supported prices and modest demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barneys
Enpaks
Senger Bt OA
Vance
Wheat market drifts with rains. prices ease then rally
Chicago Wheat sees moderate demand amid lower Saturday prices as rains spread nationwide. A prominent local trader aids selling pressure limiting gains, while cash demand and large export clearances buoy futures. Corn moves within narrow ranges with mixed signals and renewed buying near July as markets stabilize.
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Chicago
Rochester
S4ife
W Snk
Petes
eiThe
Westley
Westere
Geentaans
Lardie
Bet Gectes
Do Creamery
Family
Sao Ees Na
Drygoods market shows steady trade in New York
May 14 reports fair business in drygoods with mail orders for staples and present needs. Some sales were made for future account from stock and orders. No strong demand for fall goods yet, but buying tone and outlook improved.
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New York
Real Estate Holds Ground in Pittsburg Market Boom
The Pittsburg real estate market remains active with downtown business property selling near 825,000 in cash and suburban houses in demand. Stock trading shows cautious buyers, while residential sites at Maplewood Park Wilkinsburg and Mt Washington attract consistent interest amid a steady overall market.
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Pittsburg
Federal Street
Allegheny
Weak Market Persists as Gas Stocks SelI Quiet
The stock market opened dull with Philadelphia Gas the only active issue, trading 854 to 853 1/8. Electric rose slightly to 58 1/2, while Wheeling Gas and other gas shares sagged. Central fell to 23 1/4 and Plate Glass eased to 183 1/8 amid broad inactivity and a total of 1,000 shares changing hands.
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Barbour
Philadelphia
Citizens
Pittsburg
la Noria
Pittspurg and Western
Mining Stocks Update From regional Market Tables
The brief lists trading figures for several metals and mining stocks. Prices shown include silver and related commodities with fluctuating values. Local market page notes overall activity and notable movements among key miners.
Bank clearings and balances across cities reported
The report lists bank clearings and balances for major cities including Baltimore Philadelphia and Chicago. It notes large totals such as Philadelphia clearings at $10,490,125 with balances of $1,750,184 and Chicago clearings at $11,884,000. The text also mentions bullion movements and other financial figures like loans and rentes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bestos
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Loaxnox
England
Paris
Scroant, Sr. LositiuIs
Lima oil a bear fresh rumors depress local market
Fresh rumors about Lima oil weigh on the local market as Pinkerton acts as a buyer then exits, lifting prices briefly before a slide. Reports of a new refining process add to bearish pressure, while other wells show varied outputs and new oil companies form.
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Eales
Pinkerton
Pittsbee
Ronan Eld
Crafton
Clark No
Knox
Terre Haute
Ind
Realty Transfers Across Oakland and Environs
Alle s Bailey sells 444 Fifth Avenue business property to John G. Ehman for 99500. Black & Baird move Linden Land lot No. 197 on Boundary Street Oakland for 21600 to Darby McDonough with a 1400 mortgage. Beringer & Bon sell fort Wayne area frame house and lot at Emsworth and a vacant Emsworth lot for 3500 and 750 cash. Cooper & Co report Maplewood Park lot 117 Wilkinsburg for 425 to L M Phillips and another lot to J A Frazier. Moke sells 50 by 140 foot lot on Libe near Winebiddle for 2025. Bracken Bros sell Carnegie Ave lot 20 by 100 to Peter Dietrich for 800.
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Fifth Avenue
Shadyside
Maplewood Park
Wilkinsburg
Mt. Washington
Stonerea
Liberty Avenue
Winebiddlee
Emeworth
Same Place
Boundary Street
Oakland
Fifth Avenue Businecus
Alles & Bailey
Fourth Avenue
John G. Ehman
Ann Street
George Berger
Black & Baird
McCord
Darby McDonough
Linden Land Company
Fesl
C. Beringer & Bon
A. G. Courtney
George Punicker
Emsworth
Fort Wayne
J. BR. Cooper & Co
George A. Maret
Maplewood Avenue
Fahnestock Avenue
L. M. Phillips
G. B. Agnew
J. A. Frazier
Forty-fifth
Butler
George A. Moke
Libe Avenue
Winebiddle Avenue
Ward
Thomas McCaffrey
Bracken Broa
Peter Dietrich
Carnegie Avenue
New Year Stock Market Mix Shows Broad Gains
Trading Saturday left most active shares higher with a strong crop report tone. Western operators favored Grangers while Oregon Transcontinental and New England drew attention amid premium moves and short covering. Boston buying buoyed New England as rumors and road talk swirled. Milwaukee Lake Shore and Western showed modest advances amid cautious selling.
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Iate
Oregon Transcontinental
New England
Oregon
Boston
Milwaukee
Lake Shore
Rangers
Rock Seach Island
lLper
Northwestern
St Paul
Tea
New York Stock Exchange
Whitney & Stephenson
Fragmentary Financial Card From Philadelphia Market
A damaged OCR excerpt lists scattered stock names and prices from various firms and exchanges. References include New York stock lines, Boston markets, and figures like 116, 109, and 89, with mentions of Maine Pers and Mexican entries, all jumbled and incomplete.
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Screnas
Maine
KA C,. Ltd
Iquiverig
Una Secerien
X.Y
Ban Diego
Late News In Brief From The Nation
Reports from several cities note General Cameron improving with recovery expected. Cincinnati dealer W H Chatfield collapsed and died in New York City. Springfield editor James B Smith was shot by his brother in law Royal B Sturtevant who mistook him for a burglar. Oil excitement grows in Terre Haute with new drilling contracts and lubricating oil. The Shah of Persia left Teheran for St Petersburg with Cossack guard. Boston official Eldridge clarifies a misreported tale of a missing treasurer. A building collapse at Spring and Wooster streets killed two laborers, injuring a foreman. Dutch celebrations greet the King of Holland as he resumes governance. A Newburg telegraph operator Charles Stewart committed suicide. Fayette county outlaws' accomplices remain active amid robberies and an attack on farmer Judson Bender near Markleysburg.
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Simon Cameron
J. W. McCrulister
Benin
Decant Piediccan eSig KL
W. H. Chatfield
Cincinnati
Courtlandt and
Church Street
New York City
Fifth Avenue
James B. Smith
The
Repubican
Springfield
Mass
Eldridge
Boston
Krewolf
Treasuerr
Hoyt
Brass Monkey
Washington Territory
Spring and
Wooster Streets
Patrick Gillan
Charles Stewart
Western Union Telegraph Office
Newburg
Fayette County
Pennsylvania
Judson
Garrett County
Maryland
Markleysburg
Bender
Phe Emler
Mr. Bender
Beaver Falls Rail Purchase Aims Rochester Extension
Henry W. Hartman linked with Carnegie interests buys Beaver Falls Marginal Railroad and water rights along Beaver River from Economites. Plan to extend toward Rochester crossing Cleveland and Pittsburgh tracks and toward Wurtemberg on the Pittsburg and Western, with dam repairs and river crossings.
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Henry W. Hartman
Carnegie
Beaver Falls
Economites
Beaver River
Rochester
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Wurtemberg
Western
Booth & Fiima
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Market report shows weak demand and rising country butter
The column notes scarce trade among produce men and preachers on a rainy Monday. Prices fall for strawberries and apples while butter supplies from country producers flood markets. Various goods including cheese, dried fruits, and vegetables show mixed or sliding values amid steady consumer demand.
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Inge Gous
Figiaes
Cocasieny Co
LPB
Ohio
New York
Eva Aban
Afs
Arles
Wegas
Grain market notes and freight quotes from Pittsburg and Midwest routes
Receipts bulletined at the Grain Ed reflect freight movements by Pittsburg to Cincinnati St Louis and Lake Erie with cars of hay corn bran wheat and flour. Oats remain strong while cork and flour markets show little change and hay and prices hold steady across readings.
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Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Lake Erie
H. m
Eeetinia
Fiona Ogee Esteeets
Gommano
Gabe
Sigoyee
Mae Bharley
Canada
Medical advertising for chronic disease specialists at Penn Avenue
An advertisement promotes the Medical and Surgical Institute on Penn Avenue offering treatment for catarrh stomach and skin and blood diseases. It invites chronic disease sufferers to visit for study and investigation with free consultations. Hours listed include morning and afternoon slots with Sunday availability.
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Ceaenetees Se Mrli P
Penn Avenue
Kok Oo Tome
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Pitrssure
East Libeary
Telegraph
Kaneas
Texas
Gag Fiarauaree Sete Gia
Sheen
Bon Sale
Vol
Genset
Delfphia
Helen Pennsylvania Creamery
Pennayania
Magia
ToLepo
Drycoods Market
Tutt’s
Chicago Tribune
U.S
Philadelphia Gas
Henry M
Long
Philadel Pe Eecalestes
Nash- Thiet
Missouri Pacific
Mond and Point
Reading
Eee Paul
Union Paci
Wood Street Eashier
D Monerta
New Yor
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Sion Tre
Lima Oil
BEAR
Ae Rittsetenkke
FONG
O11
National
One Bighout
Lowem
Bradford
Sige
Titueville
Blue
Wize
Wall Street
Stephenson
Bia
PorcarsSvenie Rarforgs
Central
New Va
Hsa
Col. Coal & Iron
del. L
Ivy del. & Hodson
Denver & Hic
Denver & Rio
Orfolk & W
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mail
Philadel
Richmond & Plt
St. Pa
W.P.T
Paul
Dulu Pilon
St. L
Dan Pood
Toras St. L
Ban F.lst Pf
Sieevvene
W. H. Hartman
Gulf Plenty
Syeloc
Rio
London
Isyera
California
Muscatels
Muscatela
Ondara
Valencia
Ees
Sultana
Eure
Eos Fay
Geoceey
George
Armour & Co
Hoss’ Gia. Preat
Metal Markets
Esenines Lake
MARSA
Swift Spectfic Co
Drawer
Atlanta
Thomas Hatton
Putnam, Pa
Sven
Neste Suaraa
Dreceins
DE Wayne & Sos
Prilstelpaia
City Savings Bank
Bixth Ave
Smithfield ST
Joan W. Taylor
Ayaeysy
Saas
Mitatoas
Ng O3ey
Atorguda
le Ae
Medical Institute
Joseph Fleming & Son
Market Street
Pittston
P.O. Box
Conaiateations
Iota Bea
Joseph Horne, CO
Siles
Fe Rk
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
Skrokers—Financial
George T. Carter
Peer Cent Gold Investment
Hamilton Building
Myliz
Medical
Whittier
Daca
Amr
Henallan
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