Market Notes Show Food Supplies and Prices Dip
Market reports from the Pittsburg Dispatch describe tight road conditions hindering shipments, with white fish scarce and salmon, trout, and herring in fair supply. Butter firm, eggs scarce, and turkeys expected to rise in price next week. fruit and vegetable lines show little change though tomatoes near season end. The piece lists retail prices for meats, vegetables, and flowers, including tenderloin steaks, potatoes, tomatoes, and roses.
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Soa Son
Live Stock Markets East Liberty Stock Yards Report
The Office of Pittsburgh reports cattle receipts 0 head and 330 head shipments with a firm market at unchanged prices and no cattle shipped to New York. Hog receipts 1700 head with 2 cars shipped to New York. hog market firm. Sheep receipts around 1000 head with slow trade at unchanged prices.
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East Liberty
New York
Philadelphias
Market cattle and hog prices across Chicago and Kansas City
Telegraph report shows Reeves receipts 37 carloads market bound, 0 for slaughterers, 17 for ex firms. cattle mixed quality with steers around 3.4 per 100 lb, calves steady. hogs 5,000 head on market with prices near 4.80 to 5.05. Chicago shipments strong with cattle and hogs higher. Kansas City receipts 2,700 cattle and 7,000 hogs, prices rising for good to choice stock. Sheep and lambs steady to higher with modest gains. western ranges and feeders prominent in costs.
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New York
Reeves
Ee Gant
Biver
Rover
Cocain Ake Sans
Journal Reporta
Western Rangers
Texans
Gogh Kansas City
Ceeanne
Iestive
SMHS
Cotton goods market sees improved tone in New York trade
November reports indicate better activity in cotton goods with improved tone. Low grade contique firmed while fine fabrics show stronger demand and sales. satin tickings maintained price levels as merchants note cautious buying and steady turnover.
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New York
Missing Stocks Report From New York Market
Fragmented OCR list shows numerous stock names and figures including Consolidated, Deadwood, Homestake, Ophir, Plymouth, and Union. It records quantities and prices across multiple entities with unclear dates and origins, suggesting a market items summary or irregular ledger entry from November.
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New Youk
Alice
Fornia
Gonsolidarea
Deadwood
Cresta
Gould
Novoros
Homestake
Hale
Iron
M. Am
North Helle Isle
Dia! Ontario
Ophir
Plymouth
Say
Evana
Union Oy
Market Roundup Amid Wheat Liquidation and Mixed Grains
Wheat trading was active with heavy long-liquidation and declines in December and May futures. Corn eased on rising supply, oats faced selling pressure, and near futures steadied. lard and meats softened slightly while butter stayed steady. Across exchanges, spot prices and futures moved amid weaker wheat futures and mixed grain demand.
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Rio
Ares
Cot
Arked
Spyeslee; Janu
Minneapolis
Iber
Telzo
Eige
Dee Lee
Milwaukkee
Banking dividends, charters and industrial plans noted
The Bank of Pitteborg mailed dividend checks to outside stockholders. McKee's Rocks Coke Company and Southside Publishing were chartered at Harrisburg. A 325,000 mortgage was issued by Isabel C. Gargant through Germania Savings Bank. Shovel makers Hessry Erxys & Co. plan to relocate to Jeannette next summer. Wilkinsburg building plans include three business houses and several dwellings. Washington Pa capitalists eyed Tiltonville pottery for a large ginsa factory. Pennsylvania Heating Company charter applied for to manufacture rent sell and deal in pianos and organs. Kaw river bridge contract awarded to Paces Cas Mabie or laces locomotives. Shipped 19-ton shifting engine to Washington Navy Yard. Treasury report shows 21,500 bonds canceled totaling 10,800,000 grand.
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Bank of
Pitteborg
McKee's Rocks Coke Company
Southside Publishing Company
Harrisburg
Isabel C. Gargant
Germania Savings Bank
Messrs. Hessry
Erxys & Co
Jeannette
Washington
Tiltonville Pottery
Tiltonville
E. G. Hays
C. FE. Ellebrée
H. P. Eckert
B. P. Wallace
W. H. Gardner
Pennsylvania Heating Company
Kaw River
Kansas City
Air Paces
Cas Mabie
United States Navy Yard
Washe D. C
Stow
miWaske Seeadler
Tacoma
Wash
Elmira
N. Y
Wizat
Fourth Avenue
Heal
W. & Ros EcRans
Register of the Treasury
Robbery at Rinck's Cigar Store Targets Tabies
Joseph Rinck's cigar store at 143 Chestnut street Allegheny was robbed after midnight Thursday. The loss is estimated between 10 and 15 dollars. Thieves broke a shutter and pried open a cupboard with a poker.
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Joseph Rinck
Chestnut Street
Allegheny
Rinck
Observation Notes for Tomorrow's Dispatch
The writer records careful observations to be included in tomorrow's Dispatch, noting detail, tone, and sequence to guide coverage. This brief entry outlines intent, context, and potential angles for the upcoming issue.
Wilkinsburg Industrials Spur Local Revival
The Lawrence Bank failure sparks discussion in business circles with fears of wider runs, but experts expect only a temporary scare. Wilkinsburg is attracting industry as the National Electric Company plans a Wood Street factory to produce speaking tubes, annunciators and related electrical appliances, employing about 26 workers.
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Lawrence Bank
Lawrence
Lawrenceville
Johnstown
Market Hesitates as Rails Rise Amid Mixed Stock Outlook
Brokers waited for clearer signals as stocks showed little overall movement. The standout positive note focused on railroad shares with strong earnings lifting investor interest and drawing attention to transportation equities.
Market declines amid bank failure cloud on speculation
Trading in Philadelphia and New York shows weak demand and cautious selling as brokers avoid risk after a bank failure. Light activity dominates with minor gains in select issues like Bridgewater and Philadelphia Gas, while larger totals include Lackawanna and St Paul amid unsettled sentiment.
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Materal
Bridgewater
Philadelphia
Lang
Money Market Activity and Rates Steady at 6.7 Percent
activity in the local money market showed increased loan applications and firm rates at 6.7 percent. Regular customers faced quicker processing while outsiders endured delays during collateral review. Clearing House report indicated continued trade strength with sizable US and city clearings and strong banking activity.
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Saas
Newts Eo
B&b
Clearing House
Ogly
New Yorkery
Joan
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Dabblers in Oil Shake Prices as Shorts Cover
The iron market was dull until near close when oversold fears spurred short covering. Bulls pushed prices to the day’s high after opening at 109 and trading 148 000 barrels. Analysts expect a later drop, noting Standard Oil seeks cheaper oil and often secures it through legislation or pipelines.
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Glasgow
Perton
Petroleum prices and market notes from Pittsburg and New York
Market brief on petroleum trading with price quotes for barrels refined products from Barrela to Bremen and Liverpool. Reports show opening and closing values in Pittsburg Titusville and New York with highs, lows, and sales totals.
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Fecee Sixth Street
Pittsburg Petrones Leam
Hest
Ss. Loa Mosse
Barrela
Xatwerd
Gat
Hefnad
Liverpool & 1Ita
Bremen
A. B. McGrew @ Co
Titusville
Movements in Realty Respond to Lawrence Bank Failure
Real estate agents report several transactions across wards including Hiland and Sheridan avenues. Properties sold include a ten room brick dwelling on Hiland near Stanton for 10000, a six room attic on Sheridan for 410, and a Baum Grove eight room brick house for 7000.
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C. A. Love
Fourth Avenue
Robert R. Scott
Hiland Avenue
Stanton Avenue
L. A. Moore
Jamison & Dickie
A. G. Watkins
Sheridan Avenue
East End
J. M. Laughlin
A. M. Thorne
W. A. Dickie
Baum Grove
M. Hilands
Sixth Ward
Kelly & Rogers
Station Street
J. McF. Carpenter
Lambert Street
Twenty-first Ward
John Mere
William McFarland
Rural Avenue
Nineteenth Ward
George B. Helly
Grazier Street
J. Longdon
W. J. Burk
Euclid Avenue
M. Burchfield
James Laughlin
Joseph Na
M River
Glenwood
James Deeps & Co
Aleo
Real estate transfers and mortgage filings in Pittsburgh area
Property dealings across Pittsburgh and surrounding townships include sales on West Bellevue and Blaney Street, a mortgage placement in Lower St. Clair township, and multiple lot transfers in Mt. Washington, Four Ward, and Wilkinsburg. Transactions involve Campbell Denny & Co, Ewing & Co, Welty heirs, J Pennock & Son, and agents at 208 C Street and 107 Carson Street.
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Wess
West Bellevue
Pvinch & Bleichter
C Street
Ta Berek
Lower St. Clair Township
Campbell, Denny
Carson Street
Thaide
Bidney Street
John Cosel
Odel
Mt. ‘Washington’s
Softies Street
Henry
Mansfiela
PIR
Ewing & Ra
Federal Street
Welty
Peter
Theodore Hueckestein
Ioe
Aes
Hall
Creat
Dering Hill
Irvin
J. Ee Iley
J. W. Brean
Él Wyllege
William Maxwell
Ee Cash
J Pennock & Son
A. G. Bruce
Black & Baird
Fourth Avenue
Thomas J
Cate Street
Brushton Secton
W. A. Herron & Sons
Brrimwalt Land Company
Samuel W. Black & Co
Mo. Sf
Forward Avenue
Twenty-second Ward
Bears and Traders Atchison Combine Rumors Spark Market Activity
In Atchison on November 22 bears and traders dominated the day as the stock market showed limited regular list activity. News of a possible alliance between Rock Island and Atchison influenced prices, with declines in Wheeling and Lake Erie amid selling and a late recovery across most issues.
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Bears
Rock Island
Atchison
Northwestern
Union Pacific
Wheeling
Lake Erie
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Denver
Texas
Fr. Worth
Pacific
Oregon
Transcontinental
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Marondame
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Atlantic
Sec
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Slonthe
New York Exenan
Ths
DisraTen
Uy Whitney & Stefaem
Pittsburg
New York Stock Exenange
Fourth Avenue
Domestic markets show oats hay and corn rise steady flour
Wet weather depresses country trade as prices drift lower. Butter eggs poultry and game stay firm while grapes and late apples sell slowly. Potatoes unchanged and sweet potatoes firm with green coffee up trend in eastern markets. Sugar remains firm though demand unsure. tropical fruits quiet.
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Rene
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London
Cali
Muscatels
California
Valencia
Sudere
Pesches
Stesep
Shay Valle
CEIGE
Dope
Grain Market Report from Pittsburg and East
Grain and feed receipts bulletined from the Grain Exchange show mixed movement. Wheat, barley, corn and oats traded across Pittsburg Cincinnati St Louis and nearby routes with reports of firm corn and rising hay, flour hold, and a single sale of No 2 yellow shelled corn at 4346.
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Grain Exchange
Mears
Pitttsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Baltimore and Ohio
Western
Lake Erie
Selim
Shelton
California Shoe advertisement for weather wear and sizes
In a brief ad the retailer Cary and Warren promotes California Shoe available in all widths for bad weather. It notes Fifth Avenue and Market Street locations and urges readers to shop for suitable footwear.
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California
Cary & Varren
Fifth Ave
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