Poultry and Game Incoming Amid Weaker Live Stock Demand
Market report shows poultry and game entering demand but overall livestock buyers slow to move. Cattle supplies at East Liberty down from earlier weeks, with few prime beef and heavy cattle available and prices near last week. Sheep and hog markets mix with slower demand, yet quality improving in hogs and lamb prices uneven. Receipts from Pennsylvania and Chicago noted. overall west markets bare of heavy prime stock.
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Matton
Philadeles
Gerr
Annie
Frange Foonm
L. Gerson
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J. Totyen
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J. Kelver
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J. F. Croiksank
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F. Cruikshank
Mnet
Wheat Market Fluctuations Spur Sixty Mile Rally
Chicago Wheat futures surge after heavy rains revive crop prospects but supplies and cattle products show mixed moves. Corn and oats rise on wheat strength while hog futures turn weak then recover as traders cover shorts and react to receipts.
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John M. Oakley
Sixth Street
Chicago Board of Trade
Cattle Market Receipts and Prices Across Cities
Telegraph reports buffalo and heavy cattle prices with steadiness in steers and heifers. New York and Cleveland areas show mixed sales with declines in native steers while cows and lambs hold firmer demand. Chicago and Cincinnati note steady to higher feeder and packer trades amid large shipments.
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Canada
Cansia
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Commodity Prices Uptick Across Several Markets
Grain and flour prices show firm tendencies in Minneapolis and Duluth with No. 1 Northern wheat steady to firm on cash or futures, corn and oats varying by location. Kansas City and Toledo report mixed movements with oats and rye holding firm while wheats adjust on the daily board.
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Coffee market notes from global centers November update
The report records New Orleans and Rio de Janeiro coffee quotes with weekly receipts and US purchases. Prices range from 6 700 reis to 9 000 reis per 10 kilos for Rio and New Orleans options showing steady to firm trend, with stock levels around 298 000 to 300 000 bags and substantial US shipments.
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Rio de Janeiro
Ilsi
New York Drygoods Market Shows Steady Tone
New York November 9 reports business in drygoods opened encouragingly with water transportation movement ending Saturday. Spot sales were numerous though minor staples were slow while mail orders and inquiries for goods suggested upcoming demand. Overall tone remained steady with some weakness in low grade items.
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Market notes show copper and tin unsettled as year starts
New Year trading opens with copper dull and weak while tin remains unsettled. Lead holds steady and domestic markets reflect modest activity near November’s end, with prices around 1130 for the period and straits quoted at 1965.
Bar Silver Quotstions New York London Prices
New York dealers quote silver at 43 15 16 per ounce in London market trading with a 160 cent per ounce higher spread. The quotation reflects sharp movement in precious metal values as markets respond to global demand.
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Turpentine Markets in New York and Sasa
Rosin in New York remains steady and quiet with strained common to good grades quoted at 1 2362. Turpentine steadier and quieter at Sasa as trading shows limited activity.
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Drought Ends. Ice Blocks Neva. London Mayor’s Show Was Rained
Western drought breaks while Neva River freezes in Russia. Rain ruins London Lord Mayor’s show. Austro Hungarian budget ups army estimates. McKinley law blamed for export declines. Brazil bonds converted to gold bonds repealed. Western and Atlantic passenger Scatn derailment in Atlanta. one tramp killed. Rome riots over Countess Mirsfiori tomb desecration. Miss Winnie Davis forged note in Nashville attempt. Dublin families clash with crowbars. five hospitalized. St Cloud yard collision injures one. two die by suicide in Bridgeport harbor. Florida phosphate prices fall. Canadian rise signals Florida decline. Gladstone declines Paris dinner invite. France Morocco clash ends in executions and unrest.
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Nesbit Held on False Pretense Charge in Pittsburgh
Samuel A. Nesbit was held on $500 bail for court trial on a false pretense charge brought by Theo dore Weisse. Prosecution by Alderman McMasters alleges Nesbit falsely claimed ownership of valuable Second Ward Allegheny property to obtain dry goods valued at 294123, with testimony asserting he did not own the property.
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Theodore Weisse
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Alderman McMasters
Allegheny
Signs of Progress on Liberty Street and Local Banks
Public attention focuses on Liberty Street upgrades and new builds near Garrison's alley and the Presbyterian Church lot. Bank failures fail to unsettle confidence as trade and property deals continue. a planned church on Biddle Avenue and a building boom in Swissvale are noted amid real estate activity and stock movements.
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Money Market Shows Stronger Demand After Elections
Banks report better loan and discount demand as merchants push business forward. Funds remain plentiful with high clearings and positive balances, reflecting a revived credit climate after election uncertainty.
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Jounal of Commerce
Joan C. Michels
Government purchases and commodity prices in 1891 report
A garbled 1891 entry notes government purchases and prices for corn and other commodities. It mentions cents per unit, average prices, mercantile exchange rates, and weak financial conditions. Names and precise figures are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate economic activity and pricing in that period.
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Unclear fragment summary card
This item contains an unreadable OCR fragment with no clear events or entities to summarize. No identifiable people organizations or places are extractable for a factual card.
Regional Bank Clearings and Exchange Rates Snapshot
New York clearings total 96.431 million with 64.806 million balances. Boston clearings 914.826 million balances 1.739 million. Money rate 23 percent. New York exchange 20 to 25 cents discount. Philadelphia clearings 9.486 million balances 140.887 thousand. Money 4 percent. Bartimone clearings 3.107 million balances 34.377 thousand. Rate 6 percent. Chicago exchange slow at 6 per 1000 discount. Bank clearings 18.07. Money firm 6 percent. St. Louis clearings 4.78 million 21 percent balances 623.71 thousand. Money 7.8 percent. Exchange on New York on par. Memphis New York exchange at par. Clearings 636.178 thousand balances 170 thousand. New Orleans clearings 2.180 thousand. New York exchange 159 per 1000 discount. Bank discount to par.
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Market summary notes weak Electric-Duquesne traction gains
The day opens quiet in stock circles with little trading at calls. Electric traction shows pronounced weakness while Westinghouse and Philadelphia Gas slip amid thin support and limited large bids. Wheeling shares rise modestly as the market slowly emerges from a rut with Central and Citizens' Traction showing small activity.
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Ex divident Wall Street Review
New York November 9 stock market shows increased activity but remains weak from open to close with no notable rally. Bears depress prices amid Berlin tensions. coal stocks hardest hit while some late covering sparked brief rallies. Major losses include Delaware and Hudson Northern Pacific preferred New York Central and others. total sales 1,310,000.
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Stock prices of active New York Exchange names
A table lists prices for numerous railroad and utility stocks active on the New York Stock Exchange. Corrected figures reflect yesterday’s trading, with a note crediting Stephenfon as among the oldest Pittsburg members of the exchange.
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Mining Stock Quotations From the New Year
Nov 9 quotations show Adams 190 Jey Boeke 285 Crown Point 100 Deadwood 190 Eureka Consolidated 110 Homestake 1650 Horn Silver 35 Iron Silver 45 Mexican 200 Ontario 3900 Plymouth 295 Savage 140 Sierra Nevada 0 Union Consolidated 210 Standard 120
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Market Notes on Quiet Monday Dairy Goods and Produce
In dispatch from Mownar dated November 9, country produce shows typical Monday quietness. Dairy moves slowly with cheese prices steady and eggs scarcer, while cold storage eggs sell as fresh. Potatoes receipts decline. onions demand improves. fruit quality weak with Florida oranges entering early and grapes and bananas unimpressive. Various odds and ends include cheese from New York and Ohio, walnuts, pecans, and root vegetables listed with varied prices.
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Grocery line reports hold steady as molasses flows in
No new features since last report. Prices remain steady with sugars firm and coffee prices stable. New Orleans molasses imports arrive from the new crop, quality variable, while graded items such as corned syrups, dried fruits, nuts, and staples show mixed movement amid abundant receipts.
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Grain Ex change sees mixed corn and firm oats markets
A gale on call at the Grain Exchange reports 40 cars received. Quotations show oats firmer. old corn weak, new corn weak. bran strong and middlings quiet. Wheat rye and flour steady. hay plentiful and markets moving downward. Several railway lines list car receipts including rye oats ear corn hay and middlings.
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Real Estate Savings Bank Note Details at Cor Smithfield Site
Real Estate Savings Bank Limited lists its address at 401 Smithfield Street Cor Fourth Arenas with a surplus of 75000 and 100000. It mentions an 8 and upward receipt and interest allowed at 4 percent. The text indicates financial terms and figures.
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Cabinet Sale Ad in Allegheny Street Notice
See Mendsicke and company advertise fine frames and cabinets at 08 Federal street Allegheny. Cabinets priced at 100 dollars each with viewable examples this week.
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Federal Street
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