Metal markets dull with scattered rail orders and Beams
New York November 12 The Iron Age reviews a quiet metal market with dull pig iron and steel rails. Northern brands price ranges and 3 000 ton billet sale noted. Pennsylvania Railroad annual rail order about 6 000 tons raises questions on wider uptake. plate and merchant steel markets show low activity and substitutions considered.
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Pitedal
New Yeas
Cray Forge
Souther
Sid
Tidewater
Pennsylvania Rallios Company
Carnegie
Cambria
Pennsylvania Steel Company
New England
Eastern
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Siti
Marine
Etvat
Ich
London
Consul
Seateh
Cleveland
Pig Iron and Metals Market Briefs
New York market note shows pig iron dull copper steady for December at 113 lead duller but firmer domestic tin quiet and stronger with Struite at $2005.
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New York
Demand for Dry Goods Shows Stronger Trade in New York
On November 12 in New York demand for dry goods rose with staple cottons plain and colored for next season. Fine browns wide sheetings and luxured shirtings featured, while blue wands and other fibers seen in forward moves. Cotton mill prices remained firm as cotton goods stocks stayed tight and woolens gained attention though clothing woolens paused pending developments. Carpet auctions persisted with steady deals and will run through Friday.
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New York
Coffee market steady with firm prices in New York trading
Coffee options remained steady with bids around 1062 points while sales totaled 29 750 bags. In Spokane activity shows No 7 grade higher bids and firm tone as markets keep a firm stance across contracts.
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Ratmons
Louis Wool Receipts Reported Small Change in Trade
A 131,300 pounds volume is noted with mixed results and irregular figures. observers cite a weak showing in demand while some lighter shipments suggest renewed interest. Interior departments monitor the situation as prices and receipts indicate cautious activity.
Perjury Allegation Ties Harwich Man to Spoliation Case
A suit against Alonzo Tripp, Harwich administrator of Jeremiah Walker's estate, arises from alleged perjury in a French spoliation claim. Tripp allegedly swore to a postscript claiming the Lydia was captured, a claim now tied to falsified handwriting. He was arrested in Fayetteville, N C by Deputy Marshal Gallup.
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Bostos
Alonzo Tripp
Harwich
Grand
United States Circuit Court
Tripp
Jeremiah Walker
Alphonso L. Weeks
Lydia
Osis
Tri
Fayetteville
N. C
Marshal Gallup
Wheat Market Opens Strong Then Turns Nervous in Chicago
Chicago wheat prices surged on cold belt weather and strong Eastern demand but soon faltered as traders rushed to sell at the peak. Reports from Michigan and Cincinnati boosted hopeful futures while corn and provisions fluctuated with large receipts and mixed cash quotes across markets from Chicago to New York and beyond.
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Chicago
Michigan
Cincinnati
Tice
Wye
Sito
Tycin Park
Byohn
Blair Industry Growth and Two Major Real Estate Deals
Two large real estate transfers include A H Rowand selling Edgewood residence to Dr B F Dake for 32000 and J C Reilly selling 53 Union Avenue Allegheny three story brick 11 room dwelling near 20000. Blair plans first public sale of lots while Blair Land Co and D P Corwin push steel mill gas wells artesian wells and a new glass plant nearby. Expanded metal lathing touted as a stone brick substitute with three houses under construction in East End.
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A. H. Rowand
Edgewood
B. F. Dake
J.C. Reilly
W. J. Burns
Archibald McBride
Union Avenue
Allegheny
Herron Alley
Blair
Blair Land Company
T. Campbell Glass Company
D. P. Corwin
Pittsburg
Virginia
Charleston Railroad
George &. Fleming
Corwin
Steel Company
Hogan
Hogan, Evans & Co
Southside
O'Leary Bros
T. Campbell Window Glass Company
East End
Chess, Cook & Co
Aiken Avenue
Wilkins
Advant
Harvey Chess
Washington
America
Chess
Leisser
Europe
Fidelity
Fidelity Title and Trust Company
The
J. B. Larkin & Co
Bradshaw
South Mendelssohn
Kennedy
Corwin-Fleming
Westinghouse Begins Redeeming Notes in Pittsburgh Banks
The Westinghouse Electric Company started paying down notes held by Pittsburgh banks signaling good faith in debt resolution. Company chief Westinghouse says solidifying its affairs is near completion, lifting market sentiment though overall activity remained light with a bullish undertone and hopes for a revival before long.
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Pittsburg
Westinghouse Electric
Pleasure Valley
Switch
Philadelphia
Pleasant Valley
Duquesne
Coal Stocks Lose Ground In Dull Trading On New York Market
New York November 1 The stock market opened dull with little progress and a firm tone. Bears pressed coal shares while Industrials and cotton stocks showed relative strength. Declines in Delaware and Hudson Jersey Central Reading and Lackawanna weighed on the list as overall activity remained modest with $1,131,000 in sales.
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New York
London
Est
Delaware and Hudson
Jersey Central
Reading
Lackawoonna
Reading and Lackawanna Enery
Sdenadei Se Newand
Istimediary
Igh Sa
Eriels
Fitz
Biet
Hye Mig
N&o
He&v Gs
I. Na&c
Sgl
Ry Cent
Essex
Pike
M. St. L
Aid
Omaha
P& Elst
Strae
Westshors
Eae Ees
Atchison
Chicago Gap
del, and Hudson
Mine
Louisville and Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
Reartins
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Mining Stock Quotations From New Torr Nov 12
Mining stock quotations list prices for numerous companies and mines including Adams Consolidated Best and Belcher Chollar Consolidated California and Virginia Deadwood Ophir Ontario Union Consolidated and Yellow Jacket with figures ranging from fractions to thousands in a compact market update.
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New Torr
Alice
Adams Consolidated
Best and Belcher
Chollar
Consolidated California
Virginia
Deadwood T
Gould and Curry
Banks Show Steady Trade Amid Weather Hurdles
Banking activity stayed healthy with loan demand soft and funds ample. Interest rates held around 6 percent while New York on call money ranged 3 to 5 percent. various city clearings and balances are listed, with exchange rates and premiums noted for multiple centers.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Live Stock Market Receipts At East Liberty Yards
Receipts at East Liberty and all stockyards show cattle shipments nearly halted with consignments dominating. Cattle receipts about 300 head, no cattle shipped to New York. hogs 2,600 head with 3,700 total shipments and active market. sugar receipts 200 head with market near yesterday's prices.
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East Liberty
Orrick
Dieraren
Turanspay
Catrir
New York
Cattle and Hogs Receipts Across Markets Show Mixed Tends
Telegraph market notes from Chicago to Omaha report cattle receipts around 12 000 head with slow to steady trade and mixed hog and sheep movements. Prices shown for natives Texans and westerns, with calves and cows varying. hogs trade stronger in some cities, but lighter in others. New York and Cincinnati figures indicate weak to steady trends, while bar silver prices in New York and London are noted.
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Chicago
Canada
New York
Reeves
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Market Street
Oholea
Federe
Omaha
Lickit
New Orleans
VaRnes Correa
Imprime Rio
Ohio
Elaine
Poultry and Lima Beans Dominate New Orleans Market
The New Orleans market shows plentiful poultry and fresh Lima beans from California. Receipts of nearby eggs fall while prices for butter cheese and dairy stay steady. potatoes and Florida oranges soften amid overall quiet trade and lower molasses from New Orleans.
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Florida
California
New York
Limbur
Wisconsin
Bates Xtra
Nest
Burreyer
Eedabedates
Seranberries
Owen
Abellivarks
Weabushel
Mammoth
Orchard Brass
Jamales
Allfornia
Moetabees
We Segarra
Bosheery
Late News In Brief From The Era
A spread of leprosy is found in Cincinnati and Duluth faces a month more of coal. Friedlander & Somerfield bankrupted in Berlin. Parnellites clash with McCarthyites over Boulogne talks. Emperor Francis Joseph counsels Peace Congress delegates. Greece shaken by revolutionary plot implicating ex prime ministers. Medina Illinois Central wreck kills train crew. passenger Crocker Scott dies, John Martin injured. The Pope protests French worship policy over pilgrim incident. The Count of Paris forbids duel with Mme Melba’s husband claimants. Spain revives internal customs zone to curb contraband. October pensions total 32,06 with $4,554,605 in first payments. F I Smith & Co. creditors over $300,000. assets overstated. Milwaukee express officials silent on plunder in Western Union train robbery. Mint figures corrected for gold return July–Nov 1890s at $22,523,773. $4,000,000 Suffolk mortgage covers cordage makers. Times notes Sayward arbitration timing and Maine’s cage. New York Produce Exchange near-miss for Old Hoogeh. Jameson suits Equitable Life. premiums refunded, legal fees covered.
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Cincinnati
Duluth
Berlin
Friedlander & Somerfield
Parnellites
McCarthyites
Boulogne
Francis Joseph
Austria
Greece
Treioupes
Illnois Central
Medina
Crocker Scott
Jackson
John Martin
M. Folijeres
Paris
Duke of Orleans
Mme, Melba
Spain
F. I. Smith & Co
New York
Milwaukee
Western Union
Mint
United States
Suffolk County, Massistry of Deeds
Boston Cordage Company
Standard Cordage Company
London Times
Sayward
America
Maine
B. P
Amehineon
Old Hoogeh
New York Produce Exchange
J. Eustace Jameson
Duplin
Equitable Life Insurance Society
Dee
Dublin
Jameson
Equitable
Mr. Jameson
Grain Exchange Day Sales and Receipts Report
Sales on call at the Grain Exchange include 1 car bran at 17 25 spot and 1 car No 1 timothy hay at 1195 B and O. Learn extra No 3 white oats at Wg0 for 10 days. Receipts tabulated 20 cars, 17 via Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway with specifics: 2 car not feed, 6 hay, 2 four, 3 oats, 3 middlings, 1 bran in sacks. Pittsburg Cincinnati and St Louis line shows 2 hay cars and 1 oats car. Corn steady with new corn a shade higher. oats steady after prior advance. wheat rye and flour strong. Fancy patent flour cost has advanced 1 ldc.
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Pereal
Sears
Utter
Seo
Iry
Riga
Msgquike
Syesego
Chicago
Western Steam
Philadelph
Wrain Denot
Setoe
Sig
hSe
Gouse
Myer Renee Rmigwwe
Pennsylvania
ST. Louis
Iic
Lown
Minnesota
Yell
Ohio
Timothy
Seeies
Grain Exchange
Timothy Hay
Lear
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Pittsourg
Cincinnati & St. Louis
Conference Ends Strike by Reinstating 15 Engineers
In St. Louis a conference between Belt Line officials and union leaders of the Locomotive Engineers and firemen resolved the dispute. The company will reinstate 15 discharged men, set 11 hours as a day, and forbid overtime for engineers. The settlement ends a strike threatening rail traffic into the city.
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St. Louis
Belt Line
Arthur
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Sargent
Bank notice lists officers and interest on deposits
Fragmentary text from a SAVI 465 bank item shows officers named including president as well as assistant secretary and treasurer. It notes percentage interest allowed on time deposits with unclear dates and amounts.
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Suenr
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Marcel
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Iash
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Minneapolis
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Saige
Idige
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Danuart
People’s Savings Bank
Electric
Rea Bros. & Co
A. Dickie & Co
Messra
Bell & Caldwell
Ella Gallagher
O'Hara Street
Jas, W. Drape & Co
Cameron Iron and Coal Company
Jack &Ird
Richard Ebner
Robert H. Hay
Vatley View Place
Rebecca Street
John K. Ewing & Co
David B. Thomas
Susan
Wm. Sehlingmann
Carson Street
Twenty-sixth
James Cameron
Snowden
Ables
David
Chey
Home Securities
Arenal Bank
Bank of Pitth'g
Exchange N. Bk
Western Inc
Philadelphia “Co
Pitts
Traction
A.B. Union St
Daower
New York Exchange
Warmney & Brarmes
New York Stock Exchange
Fourth Avenue
Ain
Sagar Nulug Co
New Carracka
Aenea Preerrey
Geetsi
Wah C
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Paul
Pia
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EL Caves Conesanneys
Col. Goal & Iron
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BN Cal
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Ehigan Central
Ational Ondage Ga
New York Central
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Norfolk & Western
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St. Paul,Mion
Enlen
Wabasti
Evling
Cattle F. Trusteeling & L. E
Whitney & Stephenson
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Romkvalle N. E & Phil Wee
Lehigh
Secsvnsces
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Atch
Atlantic
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Boston & Ee Peseeany
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Rearsarge
A Int & Ponte Fe Fee Copper
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Bell Telephone
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Uwer
Allowee M. Go
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U.S
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West Tex
Pac
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Premiuum
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Telegraph
Orrick of
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Turrapvayr
Akon
Maire
Per Get
Palatine
Carolina
Louisiana
Muscatels
Valencia
Onan
Es Sultana
Imlies Currents
Turkey
Nap
Wale
Stelio Ailberta
Emyrian
Higgins
Eureka
Lin Deans
Giada Pricots
Amr
Walker
Suger
Sean
Renee Dacees
Pension Office
Brokers—Financial
Wurmey & Stephenson
John M. Oakley & Co., Bankers and Beckeers
Sixth ST
Jas. M. Schoonmaker
ICE
K . McCutcheon
Samuel Bailey, Jr
Union Storage Company
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Liberty Avenues
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