Growth of Young Cities Around Pittsburg Exposed
The Edgar Thomson Works at Bessemer boosts steel rails output to over 30 000 tons monthly with plans for 35 000, new furnaces lifting capacity by 25 percent after year end. Labor costs and gas efficiency offset higher expenses as Braddock prospers and West Point style growth spurs Main Street values. Liberty Live Stock reports show cattle receipts down from last week while hog and sheep markets vary, reflecting steady activity at East Liberty yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Thomson
Bessemer
England
Captain Jones
Eogar Thoween
Braddock
Perenata
Hraadork
Homestead
Mehersport
Mansfel
Pittsburg
Iron Trade Review
Cleveland
Lake Superior
Ohio
W. F. Jarvis & Co
Detroit
Hani
Liverpool beef and cattle market report from Telegraph line
Telegraph notes export demand for beef and cattle with prices and receipts across major markets. Livestock receipts include 2,000 beves and 2.54 quarters of beef with grain and grass calves at varied rates, sheep around 1100 head, hogs around 4100, and Western and Eastern stock quoted with multiple price points and shipment figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeen
Sgtige
Liverpool
The
Rover
Onattie
A. al Meena
Ead
Li Bend
Central Traction notes and local securities in December
Business notes report December 35 as the date for starting cars on the Central Traction road. The Fourth National Bank declares a 3 percent dividend payable forthwith. Monongahela Insurance plans its annual meeting on Tuesday December 5 from 1 to 3 p.m. The Pittsburg Allegheny and Manchester Railway may not buoy the Suspension Bridge but may lease it. Local real estate concerns caution against an upcoming boom. Treasury may advance December interest prompting calmer markets. Allegheny County bonds dated January 20 and maturing January 1 1921 are announced for notice and sale. Drainage and mud cripple country roads. a pipe wagon for Phin Gas Co. required 20 horses to move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Traction
Hank
Monongahela Insurance Company
A. & Tol P
N. F. Saxford
George 8
Griscom
Samuel Mather
B. CO
Ensaye
Charter Free
Rocks Coke Company
Phin Gas Company
Edgewood
Allegheny County
Janee
Chicago Wheat Market Mixed With Firm Tone and Heavy Receipts
Chicago wheat moved with a firm start, sales 4c above yesterday, then eased and steadied into closes with December higher and May up from yesterday. Northwest receipts remained heavy and European markets stayed firm as speculation centered on May futures while cash corn and pork markets also showed firmer tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Europe
New York
Bard
Leith
Northwest
Minneapolis
Bob Azn
Pouk
Dry Goods Market Notes From November 21 Tally
Market reports show steady demand for current waste goods with moderate activity overall. Heavy brown cottons remain firm while colored cottons and prints have risen modestly as buyers seek tucking and related items.
Alderman Cassidy Arrests Spark Morality Row
Alderman Cassidy was arrested over alleged immoral houses. He declined to act further, stating he would do nothing for a week or two while he “get[s] things in abape,” delaying any further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassidy
The Ladies Delighted by Syrup of Figs
A notice extols Syrup of Figs as a pleasant safe liquid laxative for women. It claims gentle effect on kidneys and bowels and recommends its use for female health concerns.
Iron trade cautions as bank failure looms over brisk industry
The Lawrence Bank collapse dominates city talk though bankers and businessmen expect only local effects. Iron mills run at fall capacity with strong orders, while warnings of foreign competition and overproduction temper optimism. Analysts urge restraint as speculative activity abroad could push prices higher or trigger a broader downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
United Kingdom
Market Slump After Bank Failure Rumor Weighs Stocks
Brokers faced weak demand as scarcity of money and a rumor of the Lawrence Bank failure spread. Only Philadelphia Gas and Electric traded actively, both at concessions, while Pittsburgh Allegheny and Manchester Railway showed any sign of hardening before the close at day’s lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Bank
Philadelphia Gas and Electric
Pittspurg,Allegheny and Manchester Railway
Pittsburgh Money Flow Denies Tight Credit Rumors
Bank cashier dismisses talk of tight money in Pittsburgh as wild and unfounded. He notes investors and regular customers are served, with loans called in only sparingly and funds available for outsiders too. National and international figures show abundant liquidity and steady loan demand, despite some short bank paper and routine call rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
S Fourth Avenue Bank
New York
Joan
Light Trading In Ol or 2 Lower Level of Vrtoes
The day opened fair at 110 then fell to 110 and 100 percent, with brief rallies before closing near 110. No market news affected values as Pittsburg stayed a seller on declines. references to oil features, daily corrections by John M. Oxsey, and a notable well near the Shanopin field drilling deeper for potential gains are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
David West
Prospect
Butler County
Sela
Wa A. Nanween
Ambiguous Financial Ticker Mix From Early Markets
The report records opening and closing prices with unclear figures for TYTUsvVILLE on November 21, noting a close near 109 and a high around 110. It mentions numerous numeric codes, runs, and unrelated phrases, including New York petroleum activity on November 2 with steady open at 100 and subsequent weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tytusvville
Petroleum
Adaan
Movements in Realty Squirrel Hill Property Trades
Real estate transfers show Squirrel Hill parcels changing hands among local merchants and firms. Key parties include Tra M. Burchfield at 68 Fourth Avenue selling to a prominent businessman and L C Frazier at Forty-fifth and Batier selling to Sir Catherine E. Meixion, with other transfers involving Joseph Fromm, B Coyle & Co, and Jack & Baird at various downtown addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squirrel Hill
Tra M. Burchfield
Fourth Avenue
L. C. Frazier
Forty-fifth
Batier Strente
Sir Catherine E. Meixion
Joseph Fromm
B. Coyle & Co
Roe Srch Ayeane
Marion
Jack & Baird
William, al
A. G. Arthur's
Stock market slides amid cautious traders on a volatile day
In New York on November 21 the stock market showed a traders market with broad declines across many sectors. Reading and Sugar bore pressure while Atchison Denver Texas and Fort Worth climbed before retreating. A bid for Cotton Oil and Coal stocks sparked brief advances, but a late selloff and potential receiver action on Cotton Trust dampened gains. Total business reached 1,457,000 dollars as traders anticipated possible higher prices within a month amid cautious sentiment.
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New York
Bank of England
Tate
Bears
London
Atchison
Denver
Texas
Fort Worth
Tennessce
Senate
Pacific
Congress
Reading
Lackawanna
Trusta
Chicago Gas Iy
Cotton Trust
Central Trust Company For Exchange
Tock Exenan
Whitney Astephenson
New Yorke Stock Exchange
Domestic Markets Report from Pittsburgh November 21 1980
Market note on corn hay and dairy prices with steady flour market. Dairy demand quiet due to rain while butter and cheese hold. Potatoes apples onions and cabbage subdued with firm sweet potatoes. Poultry and eggs show active West shipments. potatoes and onions dull. tropical fruits scarce. prices for beans, cereals, and tobacco listed alongside regional dairy and produce terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Bulletin
Elgin
Ohio
Boise
Aram
Groceries Price List Shows Mixed Motion in NYC Trade
The column notes groceries as the market stalls with no clear price rise. It lists coffee options and various commodities such as Rio, Java, and Roasted beans, plus petroleum products and dried fruits. The piece mentions Segars firm to lift prices soon and signals market anticipation in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Segars
Ine
Choi
Etroleum
Aireane Bestearine
Tees Cern
Foreion Fruirs
Ibs
Valencia
Bidare
Steby
Tenon Va -Drixp Fauris
Lisgeioc
Settee
Lake Sraat
Fragmented OCR Note on Winter Feed and Trade
A damaged OCR fragment mentions winter hay and bran sale terms with references to fees and wheat straw. It hints at trade or agreement details but lacks clear names, places, dates, or quantities. No distinct event or party is identifiable from the legible text.
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Liberty Yards
Thursdat
Liberty Live
East Liberty
Nreceita
Ardey
Telegraph
Bones
Laon
Buupealo
Cattie
Fionur
Harleyay State
Estarn
C. Agglge
Stan
Western Steam
Becom
Sg Anwaries Ae Aula
Twentieth Street
Depot
Age
Demant Eters Ania Creamery
Pennsylvania
No. 1 Northern
Tsige
Bae
Raix
Ene Bey
Western
ToLepo
Alderman Cassidy's
Pines
Smithfield Street
Glasgow
Alabama
Pittsburgc
Wees Sean Commercial No. Bank
Pitts
P. M
Oane
Lawrence Ban Osevents
Weaewes
Han
Oon
City Insurance Sasiaen Ins
Aee Co
Aeons
Allegtiony Ga Gas Co, Eee
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Sess Gas Co
Eve ‘Alleche
One Chartiers V. Gas Co
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Huay Wheeling Gas Co
Serns
Pitts, A
Nm P. J
C.K. B. Co
Este
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Tay N. J. C
Norther Orthern
Northern Pac
Lassac
St. Oe
Canada
Gan
Ce ‘St.Pi
Chl & Pe
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BR. G
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R. G
Hee M.K
Onx
Bostox
Clearin
Pte Weex
Bank Grand
Bank of France
York Exchange
John M. Oaxiey
Shanopin
Chesapeake & C
Bur
Rutland
Philadelphia
Philadelphis
Whi & Stephenson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bunslo
Pittaturg & W
Janveavicos Aversarseces
Castoria
Armour
Armour & CO
Igles
Armour’s
Prrrsburg Disarm
Northwestern
Grain Exchange
Sears
Ft. Wayne
Oloetonati
St. Louis
Baltimore
Ana Obio
Lake Eris
P. BR
Nwa
Armour 4 Co
C. W. Batchelor
Kemble
Pe Hester
Diamond Street
Penn Avenue
Mr. Gorman
Pennavetee
Sapuksiann
Ives Bearnarge
Pear
Virginia
Washington
Mellingsons Bam
Wrprainuke
Tramsact
Iene
Joseph Horne & CO
Wood and Liberty Sts
Holiday Trade
Swift
M. B. Whartor
First Baptist Church
Swirt Spscrric Company
Ataat
Miisawe
Srokers—Sinanolala
Waser & Stephenson
the Safe Deposit
Mary A. Garrison
Prest
Henry Solus Counest
Reece Om
Noisawr
John M. Oakley & CO
Calesga
Medical
Doctor Whittier
Dizsinesa
Whittier
Pitteburg
Man AL Daly
Gray
Sunitnaeld
Bi Peasy
Lake Io
CP. S
Flor
Growler
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