Liberty Market Week Summary Faces Higher Prices on Cattle
A week at Liberty shows heavy cattle slipping with scarce buyers while sheep and lambs stay in demand. Bogs receipts fall about 6,000 head from last week and prices rise around 10 to 1. No clear price gap exists between Chicago and East Liberty as cattle tops show little change. Transac tions for the week at East Liberty yards are listed with totals near 2.5 million.
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Ofrrr
New York
Chicago
East Liberty
Liberty
Beef and cattle market report with mixed demand
Chicago cattle receipts total 11 000 head with 6 060 head shipments. Market active but weaker as beeves and steers range around 2.64 to 2.50 per pound. Texas and Western cattle show softer bids. Sheep and hogs also listed with variable demand and lighter shipments.
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Chicago
Beeves, & Co64
Texas
Market pressures reshape rubber goods and dairy trade
The piece notes how low prices and slim profits push demand toward better quality rubber goods, while shoddy rubber products fall out of favor. It also cites a cheese trader warning that crowded markets and skim milk cream products mislead buyers, signaling broader price and margin effects across goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boots and Shoes
Auction of 10000 cases colored centrona drives market interest
Prrgoods Markin New York May 21 reports a bustling fair with jobbers and buyers focused on today’s auction of 10000 cases of colored centrona. Prices varied but overall results pleased owners as the sale drew a large regional buyer turnout and prices averaged higher than anticipated. The general market was steady after the event.
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New York
Metal Market Report Reveals Iron Trade Trends
The article surveys iron ore and steel markets, noting price shifts, key players, and regional demand. It highlights how producers like mills and traders respond to global supply shifts and futures activity impacting local prices.
Wheat and grain markets show firm tone amid export buzz
Markets drift with July wheat about V higher on export buying and seaboard clearances. Corn and oats steady to firmer as weather and frost fears in the Northwest influence sentiment. Pork and lard trade active with prices mixed, while butter and eggs hold firm. Philadelphia and other reports echo steady grain and commodity prices across regions.
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Igc
Seaboard
Yesanee
Vance Onty
Cis
Fancy Creamery
Canada
Stead
Nein Gia
Eerie & Lwez
Bid
Western Dairy
Cido Creamery
Western
St. Louis
Burke
Pittsburg Iron Market Sees Rising Prices On Strike Driven Shortage
A broker states prices will rise soon as production tightens due to a strike and worker demands. He predicts supply will lag demand until equalized, then higher prices follow. The report lists broad price hints for iron, steel, and related goods, noting discounts and market shifts.
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Bemsemer
Epelgelersen
Dangers of Delay in Real Estate Developments
A local banker cautions against delays in property deals and notes strong support for road improvements on Diamond Street, arguing railway tracks should be excluded from consideration. Pumping station work begins at Wilkinsburg water works, with plans for a public resort around the reservoir. A Chicago gas venture offers cheaper lighting from slack coal, signaling potential shifts in urban fuel costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Street
Wilkinsburg
Wildwood
Swissvale
Pittsburg
Jackson
Ill
Chicago
Weekly Financial Roundup and Bank Clearings
The report notes bullion movements with Bank of England losses of £302,000 this week and Bank of France gold and silver gains of 11,275,000 and 6,176,000 respectively. It lists currency and balance figures across markets including Chicago money and Paris rentes with mixed outcomes.
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Bank of England
Eod
Paris
Bank of France
Lovers
Waiting Market Shows Slow Trading And Weak Open
The market opened weak and remained sluggish with scant activity. Only 38 shares traded at the morning call, Philadelphia Gas saw a sale in the afternoon, while Pittsburg and Western and Switch and Signal posted notable advances before closing stronger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Gas
Ladelphia
Pittsburg
Westerg
Eien
Wise From Experience Money Market Quiet With No Rate Change
The local money market remained quiet and easy with no change in rates and steady routine business. Idle capital persisted with demand for solid, substantial investments while balances showed consistent figures and call rates from New York exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jeanie SaaSart
Oil market open and day high amid mixed activity
The oil market was strong and moderately active with opening bids at 86 1/2, then a decline to 210, rally to 3410, later softening to 37 40, and closing near 35 0. A broker predicted a cautiously higher trend tomorrow, noting a likely bottom in June or July and limited impact from standard guarantees. Corrected daily data from John M. Osxney & Co lists rates and openings for National Transit and Bradford estimates.
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National Transit Et
Hace Guaned Ar Boss Banones Aigat Lowes Cates
Bradford
National Transit Cartie Ae
Petroleum
Real estate sales dominate Pittsburgh listings across districts
Samuel W. Black & Co and others report multiple Pittsburgh property deals in the Fourth Avenue area and surrounding wards. Purchasers include K. Gardner, John S. Murray, and George W. McClure, with properties ranging from a 21 by 100 foot lot to a three story brick store and office building and several Bayard Street and Bennett Street lots. Prices cited include 20000 dollars, 6750 dollars, 800 dollars, 2250 dollars, and 500 dollars, reflecting brisk activity in the market.
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Samuel W. Black & Co
Fourth Avenue
K. Gardner
John S. Murray
Third Avenue
Crick
Oakland Square
Fourteenth Ward
George W. McClure
John F. Baxter
Smithfield Street
Bennett Street
Bank of Commerce
Brushton Station
Henry Walsh
Black & Haird
Grant van Gorder, Esq
Bayard Street
Shadyside
Bidwell Street
Frazier
Forty-fifth
Butler Streets
Edmond Street
Penn Avenue
Twentieth Ward
Nancy Lemmon
J.B. Cooper & Co
George
Martin
Maplewood Park
Wilkinsburg
Fairestock Avenue
Singer Street
Perry Hawk
EB Zimmerman
Alse
Marg
Daily Jet
Bailey & Moon
Thomas O'Riley
Butler
Reflectorville
Kelly & Fowers
First Ward
Samuel Kelly
Alfred Heamn
Broad Street
John Witzel
Aera
East End
Proprie
Omas McCaftrey
Ae Street
Baird
Pitt
Wtree
Market Reaches New Highs as St Paul Leads Trading
Stock market activity surged with the day’s total volume the largest in months. St Paul dominated nearly a third of listed trades while broad gains carried most issues higher after noon. Unlisted trusts and sugar stocks advanced as investors priced in strong future prospects.
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New Yor
Mar
St. Paul
Canavel
Impron
Chicago Party
Atchison
Burn Rock Island
Union Pacific
Vanderbilts
Brunswick
Unclear Nevada and California Mining Figures Mentioned
Fragmentary OCR lists mining names and numbers across Nevada and California towns such as Amador Bodie and Deadwood Eureka Consolidated with values like 100 140 400 170 and 10. The text mentions locations including Nevada and California but lacks complete context or clear events.
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New Yor
Amador
Bodie
Consolidated Californian
Virginia
Minemonwealth
Dunkin
Deadwood Eureka Consolidated
el Cristo
Enti & Norcross
Saweene
de Horn
Mexican
Mt Mutual
North Belle Iseran
Nevada
Sniom Aare
Inventions listed for patents issued May 21
The recent inventions section lists Pennsylvania and Ohio inventors granted patents on May 21. Names include James W. Alfred Wall dumping car John Bailey Buckingham highway sign Charles A Behblan Cincinnati vehicle spring W J Boda Dayton doorhanging finishing interiors lamp bracket candle guard hydrant casing RL Breth New Washington coupling Buettner Cincinnati sash tang corner gear for gauges Sak Benceel and others.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
O. D. Levis
Fifth Avenue
Pittsburg
James W. Alfred
John §. Bailey
Buckingham
Charles A. Behblan
Cincinnati
W. J. Boda
Dayton
W. J. Bokel
Pooner
Hubert Bore
Iladelphia
Sgag Bradiey
Sburg
RL. Breth
New Washington
H. Buettner
Jenkins
Cheney C. Kilburn Phia
Louis P. Cone
Allegheny
Arnold Lorn
Philadelph
James D. Roth
Nazareth
W. A. Wiser
Masonic Dinner Planned for Freemasons Hall Dedication
The Masons will host a dedicatory dinner at Freemasons Hall on Fifth Avenue after St John’s Day June 24 to honor the Grand of Pennsylvania. Tickets are limited to 250 for the new hall event. A Month’s Luxury for 2 Cents is advertised by Colgate Co. at 55 John St New York offering a Demulcent Shaving product sample.
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Masons
Hall
Fifth Avenue
St. John's Day
Grand of Pennsylvania
Colgate € Co
John St, N. Y
Market Roundup May 23 1929 Wheat Slows Butter Up
Domestic markets report slower movement in wheat and flour with steady oats and hay. Butter demand improves. eggs active at 14 cents for job lots. Prices listed for cheese, berries, apples, potatoes, poultry, and various produce from Florida Ohio and Tennessee.
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Ohio
Tennessee
Florida
Liberty Street
Buitee—Creamery
Elgin
Chartiers Creamery Co
New York
New
Bermuda
Alenela
Grocery price list with varied coffee and dried fruit items
A dense OCR of a grocery catalog listing roasted coffees, peaberries, and national brands alongside dried fruits, nuts, and canned goods. Prices appear in old style fractions and cents, with scattered misreads for items like almonds, raisins, and sardines.
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Amer
Waisnen
Fies
Cheese and License
Prrgoods
Metal Market
Philadelphia
Camory
Igliice cTréamory
Sm Tolepo
Pittsburg Iron
Sashin Ie
Weel Market
Diamond Street Railway
Oakin
Wood Street
U. 8
Ser
Pitts
N. Bank
Banabee Terete Bay
Chartiers Val, Gas Co
Wheeling
Western ‘ Oems
Seas P. & W. KR
Iby la Noria Mining Co
Mining Co
U. Rs U. 6
Big Esting’se Air - Westing
B. Co
Lim
Eaee Sone
Toto
John M. Oaxiey & Co
Sixth Street
Pittsburg Petrowraße
O11
York
Whitney & Stephenson
New York Stock Exchange
Ofenoak
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Ural
Lake Shore
Mobile
Ohno
Eeeepe Ag
St St F
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Sane
Eman Pewes Peenons
Philadel
Menor
Stombers
Lehigh Navigation
Alleany
Aes
Perm Pacifie
Boston
Atoh
Atch, & Ton
Butland
Gina,san
Clare
Bea
Pere M. Pit
Sansanseeeene
Ican Cen
Bell Feisptione
Boston Law
New Ene
Tamarack
San Diego
Castoria
Apo
Dollar Bavings Bank
Mellon & Sons Bank
Eenants
Mexico
West Indies
America
Rokers—Financial
Biney Estephenson
Messrs. Drexel
Aoe & Co
George T. Carter
Hamilton
Pitsburg
Prrzantne Dispatch
Prime Rio
Java
Maracaibo
Santos
Caracas
Pesberry
Rio
Laguayra
Salie
Rice
Carolina
Louisiana
London
California
Muscatels
Ondara
Valencia
Sicily
Alberts
Ile
Os Devil Caynes
Fise
Shore
Ice
Haliba Potomac
Cage
Bern
Grain Exchange
Sears
Fort Wayne
St Louis
Lake Erie
Pittsburg and
Iisgene
Ko. Shore
Armour 4 Co
Paine
Anne
Ceetes
Lauren Hurceneses
Cornish
N. H
Wells, Richardson & Co
Props
Burlington, WI
Greans
Armour
Armout
John M. Oakley & CO
Sixth ST
Rialto Building
M. EB. Jacobs
Brownsville
Mr. Jacobs
Board of
Joseph Horne & CO
Sherlu
Pittsburg, PA
MR. Gho. T. Hartrey
Smith
Magnetia
Gov. T. Hartrey
Hartrey
Uake
de Smith
A. M
P.M
Medical
Doctor Whittier
Pittsby
Garg
Whittier
Sandy da
Faiorepe
Fnopy Medical
Instry
Bulfinch St
Mann
Jals-tursunk
Doctors Lake
Penn Ave
P.S
Chichester
Chichester Chemical Co
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