Meat on the Hoof Brisk as Cattle Sheep and Hogs Rise
Livestock markets report firmer demand in cattle and sheep with light hog supplies. Cattle receipts were small with last week’s prices mostly steady to slightly lower for average stock. Sheep and lambs remained active and firm. hogs showed the best gains amid light seasonable supply. Prices varied by quality with high grade fit for butchery in strong demand.
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Dellenbach
Chicago
Winter & Dellenbach
Zeigier
I. Gerson
Traneman Bros
A. F. Hirsch
Rothschild & Co
E E Wolf
Pivania
Bingham & Co
D. O. Pisor
Wiliam Garvin
G. Groves
Total
A Williamson
Pen Vania— Bingham & Co
J. A. Kernan
George Fiisner
William Garvin
William Craig
William Met
Lowenstein
William Holmes
Tony Mar
Mrt
Gore
Live Stock Markets at East Liberty Stock Yards
Market report from East Liberty dated May 27 1680 notes receipts of 1140 cattle with 200 shipped. market firm with prices unchanged. Hog shipments total 3000 head and market slow. sheep and lambs about 400 head with strong activity and unchanged prices.
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East Liberty
Carrie
New York
Sherf
Fresh arrivals and market reports from Telegraph port cattle sale
Teleprinter market notes list fresh arrivals and export beef for sale, with beef cattle and hogs priced by weight. Cattle receipts around 11 000 head with strong demand for choice beef and steady to higher prices. hogs about 14 000 head with active butchers' trade and some softness. Kansas City and Texas markets show similar trends with light-weight cattle and stockers in demand.
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Tara
Walls At & Siges
Texas
Aristle
Limo Sr
ILA
Kansas
Late News In Briefs From Across The Nation
A foggy frost at Dover Nova Scotia and a Reno Nevada fire that damaged five hotels are noted. Indianapolis Committee of One Hundred leaders decry President’s remittance of Sim Coy’s time, claiming they should have been consulted. A Port Huron lynching report details Albert Martin being killed by a mob. Dakota tax ideas discuss land value and revenue, while a tonic advert claims Jayne's Tonic warms and aids digestion.
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Committee of One Hundred
Indianapolis
Sim Coy
Albert Martin
John Gillis
Port Huron
Mich
Dakota
Market summary shows dull wheat and lower prices
Wheat and corn largely eased with a quiet domestic market. Visible supply fell to 21.6 million bushels while July crop reports note favorable conditions though rains hurt Illinois. Prices drifted lower across grains with general weakness in lard and meats and steady butter in major trade centers.
Drygoeds Market Faces Storm Impact in New York Trade
May market notes describe stormy weather curtailing drygoods business. Agents report cottons and bleached shirtings holding value as the general cotton goods market shows a good tone. Flannel houses bustle with memoranda for tomorrow's sale seen as seasonal feeler. Buyers from all sections fill the market.
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New York
Tongel
Coffee market notes from Santos and May 27
Trading briefs show May 1997 activity in Santos with Coffee-Regular and Coffee-Good varieties. Entries mention 6 400 rein per 19 kilos and 5 800 con, along with stock levels of 244 000 and 280 000 bags and receipts for the United States with no clearances.
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Jasermo
Spano Pardo
Santos
United States
Grain In Sight
Grain markets report mixed signals from Chicago and other grain centers as wheat prices hover around steady levels amid cautious buying. Market observers note headline risk from weather and export demand shaping trading activity this week.
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Chicaco
Board of
Metal Market Report Notes Copper Lag, Tin Steady
Market brief shows New York copper prices easing while copper futures firm and lenders hold steady. Tin remains quiet and steady at 56.
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Iake
Saunas Co
Mark Lewis Receipts Market Stead Amid Mixed Signals
Market updates show Mark Lewis reporting receipts in pounds with steadiness amid mixed signals. Traders note cautious activity and the feeling of restraint in current sessions as prices trend sideways.
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Lewis
Brokers See Market Rally Risk as Dullness Persists
A Wood street broker cites high or low prices as the cause of current market dullness while predicting a near-term compromise among buyers and sellers. He notes strong foreign and domestic markets, rising railroad earnings, new uses for electricity, and a promising crop outlook as supports for higher prices. The piece also covers Pittsburgh real estate activity, with rising demand for lots in Maplewood Park Edgewood and Wilkinsburg areas and planned development in Edgewood and Wilkinsburg.
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Wood Street
Shorts
Wilkinsburg
Maplewood Park
Edgewood
McKelivy
McKay
Local Securities Note From Philadelphia Market Activity
Local securities show mixed activity with gains for Philadelphia and Wheeling and weakness for Electric. Ohio Valley rose after a long pause trading at 34 while several issues had no sales or modest moves. First call sales included Philadelphia Gas at 87 Electric at 4 Westinghouse Electric at 61 andChartiers Gas at unseen levels with sparse turnover overall.
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Philadelphia
Wheeling
Ohio Valley
Cantral Traction
Pittsburg
Western
Silverton
la Noria
Sepa Tele Nor
Eense
Ste
Nat. Gas Co
W. Va
Sekee
Wee
Cope Vaningas Con
Ittabarg ‘Traction
W. BR
Noria
Westnghouse Electric
SignalGo
Coos
Money Movements Show Stable Lenders and Steady Deposits
The local money market remained in its recent pattern with ample loanable funds and modest demand at 5 6, influenced by collateral quality. Checking and depositing rose to average levels, while small notes and exchange traded activity continued. The Chicago report indicated a fair overall picture.
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Cl Hcus
Bank Clearings and Balances Reported Across Cities
Fragmented figures show Baltimore clearings at 1,000,228 with balances around 1,240,703, and St Louis clearings near 8,250,521. Per ounce Lombox-Bar gold price noted at 423-164, while U S triple percent rents reach 871 82340 for screens. Bank of Sieunie displays 0,440,000 marks. overall Galines efficiency unchanged.
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Baltimore
Preis
Oil Market Shows Strength With Light Demand
The oil market opened dull at 35 1/2, rallied to 38 1/2, then softened to 34 3/4 and rose to 39 1/2 before closing around 39 1/2. Last year’s low point neared with limited new features and light trading. Craig’s Weise farm at Mt Morris shows potential. Hays well on Milton Calhoun farm Beaver rising to 115 barrels daily. price at tanks about 1 per barrel.
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SiEe
Craig
Mt. Morris
Gally
Legionville
Hays
Milton Calhoun
Beaver
Mt Washington lots sold and properties mortgaged in city deals
Real estate firms James W. Drape & Co and Southside J B Cooper & Co reported multiple lot sales in Mt. Washington and Wilkinsburg including Boggs and Chess avenues with prices from $10 to $500 per lot. Samuel W. Black & Co placed a $10,000 mortgage on Carson Street property for three years at 10 percent.
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James W. Drape & Co
Boggs
Chess Avenues
Mt. Washington
Boggs Avenue
Chess Avenue
Samuel W. Black & Co
Fourth Avenue
Carson Street
Southside
J.B. Cooper & Co
George & Martin
Maplewood Park
Wilkinsburg
Maplewood Avenue
Fahnestock Avenue
R. T. McCormick
Washington Lane
W. J. Langenheim
Black & Baird
Thomas J. Blakely
Sarah Povey
North Street
L. ©. Frazier
Forty-fifth
Butler Streets
Irwin
Plummer Street
Fortysixth Street
Seventeenth Ward
William A Hamlton
Aero & Pad
Stock Market Extends Strong Tone in New Week
New York May 27 The stock market opened with a continued strong tone and broader speculation, with higher overall prices and active demand from commission houses. Specialties led gains including Chesapeake and Ohio Erie and Western, while rail shares and bonds showed uneven moves and some slight pullbacks mid session.
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London
Chicago
Union Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Erie and Western
Louisville
Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Chicago Gas
Erie and Western Serred
Chesapeake and Ohio First Press
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Fr. Worth
Ohio Southern
Nork
Ney & 2 Ee
Mining Stocks Rise and Fall in New York Quotes May 27
Mining stocks list shows varied prices across prominent names. Bonds like Consolidated California and Consolidated Coal trade around firm levels while others such as Plymouth and Ophir post notable figures.
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New Youk
Fiac
Amador
Coal
Consolidated
Bodie
Consolidated California
Commonwealth
Gould
Novocemic Arty
Horn
Mexican
N. Belle Isle
Ophir
Plymouth
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Bullivan
Troops Ordered Out in Braidwood Miner Riot
Governor Fifer authorizes Illinois National Guard to protect property as Adjutant General Vance sends a regiment to aid Will County Sheriff amid a miners riot in Braidwood. About 500 strikers from nearby villages march to the shaft, arresting 15 workers and vowing to burn the mine. 400 strikers from Clark City and nearly 1,000 from Valley Creek converge armed and intoxicated, raising fears of serious clashes when Colonel Bennett meets them.
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Bramwood
Ill
Will County
Fifer
Illinois National Guard
Braidwood
Vance
Lee
Joliet
Ilinois National Guard
Clark City
Valley Creek
Bennett
Pennsylvania project to build 12 giant lake steamers
Duluth reports reliable details on a new States Anchor line plan. Twelve 326 foot steamers costing about 325000 each will be built at Sandusky on Lake Erie. Six freight boats will bear Eastern state names and six Western ones will be passenger craft. Capital around 12000000. Prominent Pennsylvania railroad figures back the line as the most complete on the lakes. Passenger ships will sail Buffalo to Duluth round trip in a week with cargo handling included.
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Duture
Mavy
Duluth
Sandusky
Lake Erie
States Anchor
Pennsylvania
Chain of Lakes
Buffalo
Annexation Move Sets June Election in Cicero Town
Judge Prendergast granted the citizens petition to annex a section of Cicero Two miles long from Madison Street to North Avenue and West Forty-eighth Street to Robinson Avenue The east half of sections 4 and 9 will vote on June 29 about 200 voters signed with little opposition noted
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Carcaco
Prendergast
Cicero
Madison Street
North Avenue
West Forty-eighth Street
Robinson Avenue
Moreland
Chicago Insane Asylum Investigation Held
Judge Prendergast heard more testimony on cruelty filth and overcrowding at the Cook County Insane Asylum in Chicago. No new facts emerged from the session.
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Chicago Insane Asylum
Chicago
Market Reports Describe Steady Corn and Firm Food Prices
Advices from New York and Chicago show a firmer market for eggs and stronger butter expected this week. Strawberries, bananas, pineapples, oranges, and lemons show varied movements while groceries and canned goods prices drift with demand, inspection decisions, and regional shipping delays impacting consumer costs.
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New York
Chicago
Shastiers Creamery Co
Naples
Ns Wrksens
Messina
Valencia
Heggener
Grain Exchange Receipts and Market Brief Aids
Total receipts bulletined at the Grain Exchange by routes including Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago with oats hay flour and straw. by Baltimore and Ohio with hay and oats. by Pittsburg Cincinnati and St Louis with bran and other grains. by Pittsburg and Western with flour. by Pittsburg and Lake Erie with oats. Sales on call include mixed oats track and corn. Prices show oats steady hay firm flour quiet and wheat and flour prices indicating coming crop obstacles. Prices given for corn and oats and various shellings. general market tone cautious with weaker shell and lower flour prospects.
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Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Baltimore and Ohio
Cincinnati
St. Loui
Lear
Zofs
Western
Lake Erie
Canada
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