LOCAL LIVE STOCK AT EAST LIBERTY YARDS NOV 15 1880
Market notes from Pittsburg Dispatch show cattle receipts down slightly from the prior week with steady demand for better beef and light offerings of prime steers from Ohio. Prices include 1400-1500 lb Knox county steers near prime at 85, general cattle 1000-1800 lb feeders higher, cows and milkers in good demand, hogs in oversupply with slow trading, outside bids from Buffalo and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Knox County
Joseph Myers
Str
Travelman & McAuley
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Chicago
Bears
McCall & Co
Indiana
Cattle and hog market reports from The Drovers Journal note dull demand
Telegraph res reports dull market conditions with cattle shipments around 200 head and varied prices for steers cows and yearlings. Hog receipts near 3000 head show lower market with fair to good notes and calves and sheep and lambs priced across multiple ranges.
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Erin
Fes
Ieee Por
Hechniz
L- 324
Warner Sete
Weather Affects Trade at Drrgoods Market New York
Rainy weather again limited business in New York. Season's ware is moving, with spring goods largely sold and woolens under orders. Damaged goods moderate, market firmer for cotton goods, and heavy yarn cottons show firm prices while wide sheeting sells in advance.
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Drrgoods
New York
Orden
Metal Market Update Shows Firmer Pig Iron Activity
New York iron markets report firm sentiment with lead and tin contrasting. Domestic demand strengthens for pig iron while some weakness appears in lead and tin segments.
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Domdeic
Bey
Schnabels overcoats advertised with price cut and colors
Morning sale boasts imported Schnabels chinchills overcoats reduced from 12 to 2 812 with blue black and brown shades. Garments billed as first class. shop at P. C. C. C. cor Grant and Diamond near the new Court House. Also F W Pillsburg beer advertised with telephone contact 1186.
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Schnabel
P. C.C.C
Cor
Grant and Diamond
New Court House
Market Activity Mixed Amid Bullish Tilt In May Futures
Trading showed broad buying for May futures with a perceived May shortage and expectations of widening premium over December. Northwest receipts remained liberal while European markets held steady. prices for wheat corn oats pork and lard moved with limited outside news as traders covered positions and speculators influenced the session.
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Soret
Mye
Begeige
Northwest
Duluth
Iber
Ces
Mess
Sligo
Sle
sGelacieurgtestice Marsas
Pec
Coen
Jana Siaracy
Berar
Baeley
New York
Hoagie
Sapane
Spot Rio
New Orleans
laglTe
St. Loci
Persoin
Bayer
Tolepo
Coal Movement Downstream Across Pittsburg Harbor
Nearly all coal has left Pittsburg harbor as John A. Wood & Co and Joseph Walton & Co report shipments status. Tows moved Sunday and Monday progress downstream with few minor accidents. Fog delays navigation at night. river height rose from over 7 feet to an expected 9 feet today.
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Pittsburg
John A. Wood & Co
Joseph Walton & Co
Ben Wood
Racnoon Bar
B. D. Wood
Hudson
Onati
Staswala
Geautdey
Local Man Peter Demuth Dies on Spring Garden Avenue
Peter Demuth aged 65 collapsed and died yesterday on Spring Garden Avenue near the Seventh ward. The event is reported in a plain notice as a sudden death with no further details provided.
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Peter Demuth
Spring Garden
Tai
Rail extension plans spur Glenwood industry growth
The Monongahela Connecting Railroad aims to link Laughlin furnaces to Glenwood and extend toward Braddock, providing competing shipping facilities for Linden Steel Works, Moorhead McLean, Pennsylvania Tube Works, Elba Iron and Bolt, and other plants. Ground purchased for ROW and a new foundry site signal broad industrial expansion in the Twenty third Ward.
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Monongahela
Glenwood
Ito Braddock
Laughlin's Furnaces
Bobo
Frankstown
Linden Steel Works
Moorhead
McLean & Co
Pennsylvania Tube Works
Joe
Laughlin
Glenwood Steel Works
Bearish Weather Feeds Downward Stock Tendency
The bulletin notes a bearish mood among Loce stock brokers with 40 traders active. Electric and Central Traction fell while Philadelphia Gas advanced. no pressure to trade was observed and overall sentiment leaned downward amid limited bids offers and sales.
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Philadelphia Gas
Central Traction
Banking Rumors Amid Severe Weather Delays
Routine banking days were disrupted by bad weather at local centers. Transactions were limited to routine money movements with low activity and delayed exchanges reported in York as the market faced adverse conditions.
Oil Market Fluctuations Highlight Short Covering Surge
The oil market showed dull trade until 2 18 pm when activity spiked. Prices moved from 16 to around 111 1 2 cents, with Pittsburg peaking the day, and a broker calling oil the best speculative commodity amid shrinking stocks.
Market Confusion With Mixed Petroleum Trading Notes
The report shows unsettled activity in early trading with prices fluctuating and late buying by Stan urging cautious moves. New York quotations indicate petroleum trading around 106 with subdued activity prior to final hour shifts as traders digest market signals.
Real estate dealings show robust activity in Pittsburg area
Dixon & Co sold multiple city properties under mortgage and cash deals. Transactions include 88 Locust street for 2900 pounds, 4 Quinge alley for 9120, Pride street mortgage 190, Fourteenth ward mortgage 1500, and a Penn avenue property for 6000. Several firms report parcels in Hazelwood and West End with prices from 1500 to 6000, plus mortgages at 6 percent and other terms.
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Thoms McCaffrey
Butler Street
People's Savings Bank
Write Avenue
We Avenue
Wilson Street
Samuel W. Black
Fourth Avenue
Blair Ae
Pittsboro Bank For Savings
Wilkinsburg
Norcross
Pitts Female College
Black & Baird
Joshua Nuttalla
Atwood Street
Drapeomy
Harrison Street
East End
Can Me Glas
Fifth Avenue
Atwood Oakland
Reed Coyle & Co
F Urth Avenue
Oakland
Samuel Watchey
Mansard Ween Avenue
Jumonville Street
City
Raiders at Work Bailroad Shares Open Strong Close Weak at Bottom
New York November 18 The stock market opened with strong lifts in railroad shares but closed near bottom prices as trusts surged into focus. Cotton Oil plunged over 32 percent amid rumors about trust profits and responses from inside parties. Atchison paused then fell as English bondholder opposition to reorganization cooled trading activity, with Missouri Pacific and Burto n facing spillover weakness.
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New York
Atchison
Missouri Pacific
Bur
Tonsor Atchison
Financial turbulence and corporate strategy prompt stock market chatter
The article notes mixed market moves with declines in Gulf and Santa Fe bonds and a renewed push for control at Richmond Terminal amid a coming election. It reports plans to elect Calvin Brice to the presidency, possible ties to George Stott, and disputed freight routing among linked lines.
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Gulf. Comn
Santa Fe
Richmond Terminal
Prac
la Largens
Richmond
Cred
Roperties
Tertina Ae Eevin
Ricadandville
East Temester
Georgia
Calvin & Brice
George 8Tt
Jane
Danville
Ee Be
Rail line changes and new passenger service in Indiana County
The Bell's Gap road shifts to the Pennsylvania and Northwestern. Passenger trains start regular service on the Cash Creek branch of the Cambria and Clearfield system, from McGee’s to Miller Glen Campbell. Extensions toward Burnside proceed though not yet connected to Cambria and Clearfield, with ongoing construction and future lumber shipments cited.
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Cash Creek
Cambria and Clearfield Railroad
McGee
Miller Glen Campbell
Glen Campbell
Burnside
Cambria and
Clearfield
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bell's Gap
Lajone
Western
Stabam
Market Notes From November 13 1888 Grain and Dairy Prices Steady
The kerb reports oats hay wheat and flour steady with demand for lumber and dairy quiet. Prices remain near last report as rains slow trade. Fruits vegetables and meats show mixed levels with coffee and imported goods quoted and wholesale markets cautious.
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York
Limburrer
Favrek Apt
Malaga
Grain Receipts and Prices From Pennsylvania Market Totals
Fragmentary report lists corn, oats, barley and hay receipts from Pennsylvanian rail lines and Pittsburgh routes. Prices for wheat and oats shown with classification numbers and quality terms, reflecting a busy market week.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Timothy Hay
Piltasere
Chicago
Pittsburg
Obelmatt
Pittsbu Ee Bay
Tiealatly Anil
Eationa
Provisions and trade update amid navigation reopening
Provisions and trade notes indicate prices unchanged as markets respond to open navigation. Reports describe large sales, sugar, hams, meat, and steady demand through October and early November, with traders noting a rush in commerce as navigation resumes.
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Lamber
Paruy Chin
Funeral for John H. Shoenberger in Allegheny Cemetery
The late John H. Shoenberger, closely tied to this city, will be laid to rest in Allegheny Cemetery. Religious services will be held at St. Thomas Church in New York City, where he attended while residing there. His body arrives Friday at 12 45 PM and funeral cortege will proceed to the family lot in the cemetery.
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John H. Shoenberger
Allegheny Cemetery
St. Thomas’ Church
New York City
Shoenberger
Enc
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