Features of trade and outlook for Edgar Thomson Works
The Edgar Thomson Works near Braddock runs about 1,400 tons daily with capacity near 1,800 tons. Orders suffice to absorb output while curtailment among rail manufacturers keeps prices at 39 to 73 dollars per ton. New machinery lowers native rail costs by at least 125 dollars a ton, boosting daily gains. Leather outlook notes slim profits, overproduction, and price competition as tanners seek rival curtailment to restore margins. A New York meeting May 7 and Boston May 12 push toward a nationwide leather production halt, with cautious optimism for eventual recovery and better times ahead.
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Edgar Thomson
Braddock
Edgar Thomson Works
Allegheny
Exy
Trace
Pac UN
New York City
California
Retter
Boston
New York
Shadow of Europe Pressures Wheat Prices in Chicago Pit
European statistics and rumors of foreign failures weighed on wheat while heavy U.S. rains pushed corn and oats higher. Prices swung with futures showing mixed moves. modest gains in July corn contrasted with declines in wheat and steadier hogs and provisions amid dull trading.
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Chicago
America
Igc
Inter
John M.oakley & Co
Sixth Street
Chicago Board of Trade
Live Stock Markets Report from Farm Market May 17
Cattle receipts total 140 head with slow sales and no shipments to New York today. Hogs receipts 1,50 head with 1,100 head shipped. market slow across all grades. Sheep receipts 1,600 head with 1,200 head shipped. market active at yesterday's prices.
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New York
Market Report from Telegraph on Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Telegraph market notes show receipts of 5 500 head for shipping and 7 000 head for hogs with mixed futures from marker and Western regions. Cattle buyers faced dull to weak demand with steers down 10 and cows feeders weak, while sheep and lamb markets were quiet and weak and New York beef trade saw no direct sales.
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Kansas City
BMST
New York
wWke
Juffelo
Eale
Mitterre
Betches
Feemioin
Ahi
Gaeed Aees
Cees
When Rety War Sink We Rave Her Casteria
Fragmentary text recounts a sequence of people and places with unclear dates or actions. Names appear as Rety and Casteria with transitions to Mies and Onetarta, leaving a cryptic narrative fragment without verifiable events or context.
Northside real estate boom with $50,000 Ridge avenue sale
Mr W G Park of Park Bros Co sold his Ridge avenue residence No 238 to Miss Matilda Denny for about 50000. The property includes a 722200 foot lot and a brick mansion intended as a home. Wilkinsburg activity includes numerous frame and brick homes with costs between 2000 and 5000, plus subdivision plans by C T Beeckman and C K Chamberlin for the Nimick estate.
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Northside
W. G. Park
Park Bros & Co
Ridge Avenue
Matilda Denny
Penn Avenue
Park
East End
Wilkinsburg
Brushton
Park Place
Massena Bros. & Whitmore
Laufman
Storer
Biso
Wright & Walter
Daniel English
Zollinger
Morrer
James Kelly
William Robison
William McKee
Brashton
William Quinlin
Wilkinsboro
W. C. Wilkins
Johnson & Robison
Nimick
Warmcastle
C T. Beeckman
C. K. Chamberlin
Internal Revenue Department
Riverside
Kensington
Sloan & Co
Edgewood
C. L. Meno
North Highland Avenue
Catlowhill Street
Hamilton
Beatty, Sloan & Co
Columbiana County
Ohio
Pittsburg
Eighth Street
W. H. Heselbarth
W. A. Nicolson
Joseph Killmeyer
Steubenville Pike
Chartiers Township
Thomas Herriott
Milton Carroll
River View Place
David W. Espy
Baxter, Thompson & Co
Brushton Place
Meade Street
John M. McKinney
Joan K. Ewing & Co
Marshall Avenue
Tenthwart
Allegheny
Mayfield
Larkin & Kennedy
Blair Land Company
Blair Station
L. M. Wilson
Cc. T. Beeckmar
Larimer Land Improvement Company
K. D. Hope
Knoxville
Grand View
Larimer Station
Pennsylvania
J. E. Glass
Joseph Bell
James C. Dick
River Avenue
Collins Avenue
W. A. Herron & Sons
Madison Avenue
Thirteenth Ward
Walnut Street
O'Hara
Black & Baird
Alta Land
Comany
Jota
Duquesne Treighes
B. F. Ballard
Tod. W. Heghtower
M. W. Shecmnan
Ti Coyle & Co
Ingleside Avenue
Park Way
Glenmawr Park
Haversile
A. M. Byars & Co
A. M. Hessler
William Parker
Northside Land Association
Borough of Wear Bellevue
Ft. Wayne & Chicago Railroad
Cleveland Avenue
Philadelphia Gas Stock Sags on Reaction Selling Orders
Trading in Philadelphia Gas shares weakened as reactionary selling by Eastern holders pressed prices. Morris & Brown led declines with no support, sending the stock near a $1 drop while Tractions steadied near prior levels amid cautious trading across the exchange.
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Philadelphia
Birmingham
Morris & Brown
Rombeling
Furmingham
Manchester
Heijedwt Traction
Market reports show uneven advance led by Omaha stocks and weak Goulds
New York trading mixed on May 17 with overall gains in the general list and notable strength in Omaha shares while Union Pacific and Northern Pacific preferred faltered. A late rally and higher total sales accompanied by firm railroad bonds, though Sugar recovered from losses and overall volume remained moderate.
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New York
London
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Chicago
Richmond
West Point
Omaha
Northwestern
Western
Gould
Atchison
Chicago Gas
Erie
Hocking Valley
Louisville and Nashville
Missouri Pacific
New England
Reading
St. Paul
Usua
Wair- Ney & Stephenson
Pittsburg
New York Stock Exchange
Fourth Avenue
Quotations of Buen hia stocks provided to brokers
Silver quotations from New York May 17 show London prices and local variations. The document lists broker notes for Buen hia stocks and related silver prices with mentions of specific firms and addresses.
Mining stock figures from Deadwood and Eureka lists
A reader compiled a brief ledger of mine names and figures with Deadwood 210 Eureka 15 Hale Nor cross 190 Homestake 150 Horn Silver 82 percent Mexican 200 Lpirir 300 Savare 120 Sierra Jone te 19 percent Standard 135 Union Consoll-
Money Market Improves as Funds Flow at Centers
Hope grows on financial centers with funds circulating freely and improved call for funds. Some bankers report better demand while others see no change as rates hold around 5 to 6 percent and New York money on call remains easy. Prime mercantile paper stays at 3.5 percent and sterling exchange sits steady near 4.8634 for 60 day bills and 4.8734 for demand.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Bank clearings and balances across several cities
New York clearings total 165,635,997 with balances 7,704,275. Boston clearings 16,464,998 balances 1,917,474. Exchange notes and rates appear for multiple banks with varying percentages and premiums, including Meuruis and Catcaco. Trading activity shows money quiet or dull with small premiums on New York exchange.
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New York
Bostos
Battimone
Pai Lapetrara
Meuruis
New York Exchange
New Onteaxs
Sh. Oe
St. Locuisi
Market notes show varied grain and farm product prices
The report lists creamery butter and eggs with firm demand yet lower prices in Elgin owing to large Ohio creamery receipts. It notes scarce dressed poultry, weaker tomatoes and cucumbers, and rising tropical fruit prices. A long price list follows for dairy, fruits, vegetables, meats, and grains with regional supply shifts and general market activity.
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Courtry
Elgin
Ohio
New York
Lima
New
Wisconsin
Jersey Sweets
Darvel
Skeps
Mammoth
Timothy
Wheat and hay prices rise as oats market shows scarcity
Market telegraph reports rising values for shell corn amid scarce supply. Oats remain quiet while millfeed softens. wheat at lower levels. Carload quotations show mixed changes for flour, middlings, hay, and grain commodities with buyers favored in hay and corn despite price shifts.
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Mic
B.&c
Pittsburg
Cincinnati and St. Louis
Ft. Wayne
Chicago
Ae High Wien
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Late News In Brief From Across the Nation
A tumble of short items reports tensions between settlers and so called Sooners in Oklahoma. A Cumberland Maryland municipal election occurred. Four inmates escaped from Lemar at Crawfordsville Indiana. Chicago residents of Normal Park urge expulsion of Teed and his associates. Appleton Wisconsin heirs Emil and Herman Erb each inherit 1.35 million from a relative in England. A Muscatine Iowa residence was robbed and family held at gunpoint. Ringling circus train wreck near Concord Kansas kills four and drowns livestock. Escanaba Michigan trimmers clash with injuries. no arrests. Leavenworth Kansas moves to license a drama shop accused of illicit mixtures. Gettysburg veteran Colonel Batchelder seeks reunion at the dedication. Springfield jail notes more arrests in Taney county murder case. Prince Edward Island editor predicts Stars and Stripes over Hawaii within a year. Mexican students attack a workers’ meeting. cathedrals shielded by water. Cleveland lodge passes memorial to Congress for Russian Jewish rights. debate over representation fails. California governor offers rewards for holdups and stage murders. Juarez court sentences five for mayoral murder. others acquitted. Drownings occur at Blue River Nebraska and dam eddies. Donnelly loses Chicago suit. $5,293.72 judgment against him.
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Normal Park
Chicago
Teed
Anges
Emil
Herman Erb
Appleton
Wis
Cannon
Muscatine
Iowa
Ringling
Concord
Kan
Union
Escanaba
Mich
Leavenworth
Keeley
Batchelder
Gettysburg
L. Taylor
Springfield
Williams
Taney County
Ho Ik
Cook
Gibson
P. D. Higgs
Charlottetown
Prince Edward's Island
Guardian
Honolulu
Hawaiian Kingdom
Diaz
Grand Lodge No. 3
Order of B'Nai B’arith
Cleveland
Congress
Russia
Grand Lodge
Turpentine and Rosin Market Report Notes
Market items show Pavanian Tourpentine and Rosin at steady levels in New York. Turpentine remains quiet and steady with firm rosin prices noted. Rosin strained commands good price, ranges around 135 cents, with other grades like yellow dip and virgin at 2.15.
Market Report Shows Firm Trading Across Months
New Year May 17 options opened firm and steady, with prices around 10 to 25 points and sales noted for 49 days including Muay and Io sag. June to December futures show varied levels from 12.05 to 12.15 and 12.00 to 12.00 ranges, Rio spot active with firmer tone. Coffee market remains firm as Rio car movement stays fair at large.
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Wigddur
New York
Northern
Chicago
Milwaukee
Suring
Ene
Wye
Suly
Hopsyc
He. Oats
Bisec
Mipggis
Soke
Sige
Western Dairy
Elgin
Philadelphia
Jay
Soasie
Pennsylvania
Cresmery
Eearce
Pennsyvania
Baltimore
New Orleans
Steen
ST. Louif
Siecenne
Sic
Kasss
Wiest
Nong Nor Rm
NASA
Rejeeved
Northe
Paige Miese
Noreen
Ahern
Rio
Battimorie
Rio Cargoes
Largh
Drygoods Trade In New York Sees Steady Demand
May 17 New York reports continued fair demand for plain cottons, cotton nets, wool goods, damasks and curtains. Business shows progress with a improving tone and rising confidence. Print cloths advance slightly as stock paths tighten and staple cottons appear scarce.
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New York
Drygoods Als
Market roundup from New York metals desk
The Metal Markets report from New York on May 17 notes steady demand for copper and tin with prices quoted firm. Copper priced at 611 to 613 per unit, lead showing dull trading around 4 and under, tin steady at Straits $20.75.
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New York
Ana Steady
Lake
Dameson
Suyg
Tin
Wool Markets Open Steady With Moderate Demand Across Regions
The wool market shows steady demand from manufacturers with small lot transactions. Prices vary by region with Pennsylvania fleeces at 270 for X and higher, Michigan quiet yet firm, and Territory wools steady at 65 pence for fine to 50 58c for medium. Western and Canadian fibers display mixed activity while overall prices remain unchanged.
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Bio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Territory
Texas
California
Oregon
New York
Canada
Montana
Territorial
St. Louis
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Winterburn Avenue
William McNally
Roma Street
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Lim
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Grangers
Sugar Resin Co
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Coal
Iran
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Disidetto Chauvez
Julian Perez
Sece Rudio
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Martin Woodward
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Woodward
Ignatius Donnelly
Deansily
Peale & Co
Roman Lodge
Udge Edgett
Donnelly
Turpentine Markets
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Orter
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New York Depot
Canal St
Timothy Hay
Daniel M’caffrey
Fifth Avenue
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John M. Oakley & Co
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Tev
Wood
R‘ore
AP Woon
Emkal CO
Pitubarg Oy Jos
Fleming & Son
Market Street
Regent Creditary
FMILG
Friton
All
PT Medicine CO
Cincinmati
W.P Martsolf. Cor
Gth& Pen
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Oltan D. Cor
Smithfield
Erle Medical CO
Cinta A
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Kenlar
Jos, Fieming & Gen
Vruggist
Tivals
S. K
Pete H.C
Laxz
Penn
Anak Ourth
Pistebarg
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