Iron Trade Review Reflects Light Raw Irons and Steady Finished Demand
Transactions in raw irons remain light while finished iron goods show strong demand. Prices for pig iron are stable after earlier drops. mills hold limited stocks and avoid heavy prebuying. Structural iron and wire products stay quiet. steel rails are affected by the financial flurry, with cash buyers unlikely to concede. European coverage notes German-American readers will get full Fatherland news in tomorrow’s Dispatch.
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Steet Mt
Onde
Sten Rails
Mar Iron Camercoas
Iron price stability in face of market strain observed in 1890s notes
Prices for iron remain largely firm amid financial strain as mills operate on old contracts. Standards quoted include Pennsylvania No 1 at 95, No 2 at 177, and various forge and structural iron rates. Demand is uneven, with buyers hesitant to pay higher delivered prices while mills stay busy and expect continued activity.
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Paranetruia
Pennsylvania
Sap Bessemer
Hartron
Fc &T City Mills
Sthelpe
iLab
Market Report Indicates No Real Demand For Iron Goods
Cincinnati dispatch reports traders say there has been little business in iron trades amid market uncertainty and risk. Fewer orders, cautious buyers, and producers delaying purchases until January plus low prices dominate. Stocks shrink, production cuts widen and warrants offer at deep discounts amid stock turmoil.
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Cincinnati
Rogers, Brown 4
Pornaces
Kno
Quietness and Demoralization Grip Chicago Iron Market
Rogers Brown and Merwin report quietness and demoralization in Chicago iron markets due to London and New York disturbances. Large raw material contracts are dropped or postponed, buyers seek to delay until year end, and furnaces withdraw from selling. Efforts to hold prices lead to a flat market with limited carload sales.
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Chicaco
Rogers, Brown & Merwin
London
New York
Tron
Deine
Wnack
Cumper
Hogers Brown and Meachem Comment on Market Inactivity
In Loum on November 21 hogers brown and meachem report a market devoid of activity as financial clouds loom the dispatch telegraph notes.
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St. Louis
Loum
Market Basket Prices and Scarcity Trim Thanksgiving Demand
Ocean products remain scarce and beef, pork, and mutton lag behind turkey in near term demand. Poultry, game, and fish show varied prices with rising outlooks, oysters short, and floral and garden goods also firm. Prices list includes tenderloin steak to veal, cabbage to tomatoes, and sea and lake fish with numerous per dozen and per pound rates.
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Baltimore
Pitsburg
Livestock Market Report from Pittsburg Dispatch
Live stock market update shows cattle receipts at 777 head with 672 shipped. market little changed as consignments move. Hog receipts total 5 000 head with 6 500 shipped. prices mostly steady to active with heavy and light hogs or Yorkers quoted around 2 65 to 8 40. Sheep receipts 600 head, 500 shipped. market fair with prices unchanged.
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New York
Cattle and Hogs Steady to Firm Across Markets
Telegraph notes beef and pork markets with receipts and shipments in multiple cities. Cincinnati reports mixed cattle values from common to choice, Chicago shows steady to firmer prices, New York higher on beef, and regional notes from St Louis Kansas City Buffalo Indianapolis with variable demand and strong hogs in spots. Strong entities include Cincinnati Chicago New York St Louis Kansas City Buffalo Indianapolis and various price ranges for steers cows hogs lambs and calves.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
the Evening Journal
New York
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Sheen
Indianapolis
Coffee options trade steadies on market sentiment
The report from New York on November 21 notes coffee options opened steady and ended barely steady. Trading activity showed mixed quotes with prices around five points and slight declines later, amid unclear dates and fragmented figures.
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New York
Lumber King Loss Reveals Overextension in Panic Time
The article recalls R G Peters the Michigan lumber king who overextended across many partners and regions. A misrouted letter exposed plans for robbery and showed Peters had too many irons in the fire. Banks face liquidity pressure but Pittsburgh remains resilient and poised to weather the strain.
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R.G. Peters
Michigan
Peters
Home Securities Market Lifts on London and New York Optimism
Reassuring advices from London New York and Philadelphia improved the mood across stocks with no material figure change but brokers and bankers pushed sentiment higher. In New York shorts covered while Philadelphia bankers supported the market. total shares traded reached 345 for the day amid listed issues including Chartiers Gas Pleasant Valley Luster and Philadelphia Gas.
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London
New York
Philadelphia
Pi Prades
Chartiers
Pleasant Valley
Luster
Pipesge
Financial Markets Narrow Lines and Policy Talk
Banks report adequate funds to serve customers with loosened lines expected next week. Bond plan under Windom eyed to combat contraction, involving new bonds at 1 percent redeemable at holder’s will. Money on call in New York easy at 2 to 3 percent. mercantile papers firm. various bond listings and city clearings cited.
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Windom
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Oil bids drift with Holders waiting for better offers
Stronger and dull trading described as bids for oil remained muted. Opening bids started at 8 cents with little staff turnout and only a small after-hours trade at 89 4 cents. The day showed a stronger tone but few deals, with quoted refiners and average metrics noted for barrels, residuary runs, and charters across Antwerp London Liverpool Bremen New York.
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Antwerp
London
Liverpool
Bremen
New York
Market Notes on Petroleum and National Transit Certificates
The report covers commodity markets with National Transit certificates opening and closing varied, including 6974c to 3¢c, and a 123,000 barrel sale tally. Petroleum opened firm then dulled, turning firm near close as shorts covered. volume unclear with 6,000 barrels reported in total sales.
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Crrr
New York
Petroleum
Shorts
Pennsylvania
New York stocks buoyant as bulls take control
Active and strong trading led by gains in Sugar Refineries Jersey Central Northern Pacific and Western Union amid improved London London market signals and lower perceived risk. Rock Island faced pressure before rebounding while railroad bonds also advanced with hefty total dealings around 2.25 million.
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London
Gould
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Jersey Central
Northern Pacific
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Cast. L
Missouri Pacific
Western Union
Chicago Gas
Louisville and Nashville
Lake Shore
Union Pacific
Lackawanna
Reading
Burlington and Quincy
Northwestern
New England
Atchison
Kansas
Texas
Lexas Pacific
Ohio Southern
Richmond
West Point
Wisconsin Central
Post
Atrect
Whitney & Stephenson
Pitsburg
New York Stock Exchange
Mining Quotations Report for New York Trading Day
The document lists mining stock quotations from New York on November 21. California and Virginia Consolidated lead with 440, followed by Eureka Consolidated 150, Gould and Curry 160, Hale and Norcross 145, Sutter Creek 100, Union Consolidated 190, and Sierra No 19% at S. Other prices include 2 for Hornee Mexican, 2: Savace IM, and Savace IM listed among the readings.
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Alice
Consolidated California
Virginia
Eureka Consolidated
Gould and Curry
Hale and Norcross
Hornee Ee Mexican
Savace
Sierra No
Sutter Creek
Union Consolidated
Market report shows price uptrend and firm fruit demand
The ecg market edges higher with sales above quotations. Thanksgiving pushes demand for ben fruit while creamery butter remains in fall supply and prices edge lower. Potatoes and apples remain firm or improved, while cabbage and other vegetables stay dull inside quotes.
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Elgin
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Ohio
Eges
Timothy
Jamaica
Florida
Oran
Malaga
Jersey
Market Price List of Fruits and Fish Varieties
A dense pricing sheet lists numerous fruits vegetables and seafood with per unit and per case prices. Items include peaches corn plums apricots pears greengages cherries gooseberries tomatoes medicated goods and canned fish products like sardines mackerel codfish pollock and lake fish with varied quantities and bolded price figures. Prices range from under 1 to several dollars per unit or container reflecting a bustling marketplace.
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George's
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Grain Exchange Sale Reports Mixed Prices and Buyer Advantage
A single sale of sample new car corn on the Grain Exchange fronted 32 cars with oats rye hay corn middlings barley meal and flour listed among the bulletined receipts. Prices reflect buyer favored cereal markets with ear corn and millfeed steady on scarcity while hay oats and flour weaken.
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Western
Market Prices for Sugar Cured Meats and Pork Goods
A jumble of price listings appears for sugar cured hams bacon shoulders and dried beef with various weights and units. Items include large medium and small hams in cents per pound and dollars for pork products and smoked sausages with assorted quantities and packaging notes. The excerpt reads like a wholesale catalog of meat products with inconsistent punctuation and several unclear figures.
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Atte Seman Aas
Danae
Market summary of grain and commodities across cities
Chicago and New York report mixed but stronger opening in May wheat with volatile shifts, prices rising to 97 1 2 and then sliding. corn follows wheat with gains near day end. Pork and lard trade firmer. butter steady. spread of price movements across Philadelphia London and St. Louis, Minneapolis and Milwaukee reflecting a cautious but advancing tone in futures.
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Wool and metal markets show mixed activity as prices drift
The report notes softer wool prices in St Louis and steady copper in New York markets with copper dull and lead firm domestically. Tin remains steady, wool stays quiet in New York, Philadelphia wool market is doll and nominal, while Para Brazil prices provoke exasperation and amusement as Consul Kerbey details experiences for The Dispatch.
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Dispatch
Farmers' Mutual Benefit Association Proposes Wide Reform
The Springfield group adopts resolutions seeking patent law revision, abolition of the national banking system, gold silver copper coin circulation, Treasury notes, and government loans to citizens up to 3000 with 4 percent cap on secured interest. They call for popular votes on federal offices, oppose civil service, set nine year cap for judges, and urge immigration and tax reforms. A national farmer organization is planned to attend state legislatures, with readers told to read tomorrow's Pittsburg Dispatch.
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River Front Briefs Highlight Towboats and Cotton Move
On the river front the C. W. Batchelor was the Cincinnati packet boat yesterday while coal traffic was light. The Scotia arrived last evening and sails at nine. Fog and foggy business delayed her. The Hudson carried 565 bales of cotton to Pittsburg on Thursday, one of the era’s largest such cargoes to reach the city. Teesapin and Statesmen closely follow Frank G. Carpenter, whose Dispatch letter is set for tomorrow.
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Alderman on Trial for Felonious Assault and Battery
Alderman Doughty faced trial before Alderman Leslie of the Seventeenth ward on charges of felonious assault and battery against F. C. Ebling. Ebling says Doughty invited him into his house then dumped him out and stepped on him. Doughty denied the allegations as witnesses testified. Henry Doughty and David Doughty Jr. were released for lack of evidence.
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