Local Live Stock Market Sorts Through Demand Shifts
The Pittsburgh market report notes cooler weather boosting meat demand though overall supply remains high. Cattle low grades are slow but good butchering stock is sought, while sheep and lambs show weaker demand with prices down from last week. Hog prices firm, with large Chicago and Ohio receipts. overall stock supply the largest of the season and markets tightened for common cattle and lower grades.
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Herr’s Island
Chicago
Ohio
L Zeigier
Oluo—Needy & Smith
J. Langdon
Pennsylvania
J. Arnold
BR. Lowenstein
W. Craig
W. Allen
W. Garvin
eSees D
Pisor
Read. Reiber
Brinile
W. Shank
Tai
J. Craikota
Live Stock Market Report from East Liberty Yards
Office of Pittsburg Dispatch reports October 7 1689 cattle receipts 440 head with 168 shipped to New York market firm for good quality and weak for common hog receipts large with active market while Philadelphia hogs mixed and light weights strong. sheep 4 000 head listed with demand for sale at common prices.
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East Liberty
Pittsburg Dispatch
MownpDar
New York
Mediam
Salecea
Nak
Ienero Crry
Enone LM
St. Louis
Maine
Livestock market reports from New York and Chicago
The Drovers' Reports show mixed cattle, calf, sheep, and hog receipts with fluctuations in price. Receipts reach thousands weekly. cattle and calves vary from steady to firm with some declines. sheep and stockers show firmness while western markets see slower trading and lower bids.
Brazilian Coffee Receipts and Stock Rates
Brazilian coffee receipts show chases and stock figures including 6 850 Reis and 8 000 units. The note references AGM Stok SAN age and a dated accounting line for coffee trade in a United market.
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AGM
Stok
SAN Age
United
Grails in Sight Cureaco October Market Notes
Market snippet from Cureaco dated October 1 reports visible laws and Hoard of Trade figures. It cites bushels totals around 11,512,000 with decreases and increases noted across barley and related commodities. Prices and baselines include references to 1,000 bushel increments and barley at 845,000.
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Cureaco
Mem Markota Sapper Strand Debate Ends Quietly
In a brief local council session Mem Markota and Sapper addressed the crowd amid unclear signals. Officials offered no formal resolution and the meeting adjourned with no action taken on the housing strain or new bas memos.
Markets by Wire Wheat Prices Rally Then Recede as Supplies Grow
Chicago market shows erratic swings with December and May wheat at the day’s top, then easing as large offerings push prices back. Corn, oats, and pork futures move on light trading while cash beans and lard edge higher amid varied demand and ample arrivals.
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Elscassig
Ashe
Sean Gnome
Fiour
Yeyrene Agger
Canada
Magikson Pril
Rio
New Orleans
C. Ceipte
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Gee
Sean October
eoMaeie
Illey Syellow
Twentieth Street
Sveary
Baeeibe Bee Ca
Pete Ber
Vanka Creamery Extra
Dry Goods Market Shows Confidence in New York
Dry Goods in New York on October 7 report fair week prospects with steady demand for seasonable staples. Woolen fabrics are in fair request with notable activity after recent sales. overall market mood is cheerful and confident.
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New York
Vermifuge Tonic Promotes Digestion and Strength
Many families keep Dr D Jaynes Tonic Vermifuge in the home and give it to children regularly as a gentle tonic and febrifuge. It benefits adults too in dyspepsia and enfeebled digestion, supporting health and strength with regular use. Sold by druggists.
Fall Hat Sale and Local Advertisements
A Fall Assortment of Donlap's celebrated hats at C. A. Smiley & Co. and D Freauenheim & Villace's Iron City beer gains popularity. Phone 1186. Hors tn An. The latest shapes at C. A. Smiley & Co. Also notes on natural gas bill reductions and various local products including Parker's Hair Lotion.
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Donlap
C. A. Smiley & Co
Freauenheim & Villace
Iron City
S, D
A. Satine
Houses in embryo at annual wool manufacturers’ meeting
The article reports on the Wool Manufacturers Association annual meeting in New York, outlining tariff worries and calls for duty revisions to protect manufactured textiles. It notes broader lumber market activity in Pittsburg, railcar shortages, and regional supply shifts affecting timber and shingles. The Iron Trade Review warns against a pig iron price boom risking market stability.
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New York
National Association of Wool Manufacturers
Boston
Congress
Ili
North
Windom
Stock Exchange Report From Yesterday’s Trading
Electric stock held steady as panic did not spread, 25 shares traded with Henry M. Long buying all at 46 45 and 44.4, closing 44 1/2 bid 45 4/5 ask. Cenon rose to 3134, closing 82 asked. La Noria firm but scarce, one dollar talked this week. Falsedeighis and Wheeling Gas slid early then recovered late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Long
Cenon
la Noria
Railway and port names in a fragmented 19th century list
A clipped OCR fragment lists many railroad and city names including Delaware, Erie, Union Pacific, Northern Pacific, Missouri Pacific, Read, Richmond, West Point, Nashville, St. Pat an, and 22850. The passage resembles a transport or corporate directory snippet with scattered numbers and place names.
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Delaware
Weather and Money Show Mixed Banking Signals
A subdued banking mood contrasts with strong cash activity. Clearing and balances are detailed with large sums, while discounting and currency supply vary. The Pittsburg money market remains easy with abundant small bills in circulation and high consumer activity across mills, factories, and stores.
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Pittsburg
New York
Oil Market Dull Start Marks Bearish Week
The market opened weak with oil trades showing little activity across the East and West. Prices moved in a very narrow range and closed weak in New York as stocks in Pittsburgh and Oil City absorbed most offerings, signaling a cautious week ahead.
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New York
Pittsburg
Oil City
Oil activity near Gladden gusher in Canonsburg district
Dry hole reports and oil prospects from Washington Pennsylvania October 7 describe Gladden No 2 near Gladden gusher 700 to 800 feet away in Canonsburg district with little success. Donley No 1 shows eight feet in sand but poor production while Wallace well treated with glycerin yields improve. Wallace, Barnett and Le Moyne wells show potential with several completions and promising sand zones.
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Washington
Gladden
Canonsburg
Donley No
Wallace
Barrelart & Brothers
Corrected daily by John M. Oagrey & Co Pittsburg Petroleum Demthee vB
Fragmented text shows a financial or commodity note with firms John M. Oagrey & Co and A. B. McGrew & Co.. mentions puts calls and a 60 percent fee context. Reading is partial and lacks clear event or outcome details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Oagrey & Co
Sixth Street
Pittsburg Petroleum Demthee
Ocean
A. B. McGrew & Co
Transit certificates and petroleum markets report
Bradford reports National transit certificates opened and closed with varying highs and lows. New York notes petroleum market activity steady with closing at as given. Consolidated Exchange shows opening at 5, high 88 340, closing at 8c, total sales in barrels.
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Santiana Transit
Bic
Bradford
National Transit
Bo Hehe
New York
Petroleum
Wee Lout
Consolidated Exchange
Property transfers and sales in the city and suburbs
Land and house sales listed for various owners and buyers. 9509 Butler Street parcels sold for 425 and 425 on Daulphin Street in the Nineteenth Ward. 20x100 and 40x140 plots traded near Greer Mathilda Streets for 500 and 75. 25100 feet near West Pennsylviana railroad sold for 300. 1323 Sycamore Street eight rooms bought for 25 per month. Grove Station lots at Castle Shannon Railroad sold for 500. Mazan & Goff advertise additional lots for sale.
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Thomas McCaffrey
Butler Street
William Quigley
John McFadden
Daulphin Street
Nineteenth Ward
John Duff
Kennedy
Greer and
Mathilda Streets
Raine Ee Ee
West Pennsylvania
Bick & Baird
Fourth Avenue
George F. Hess
Bank of Commerce
Franklin Avenue
Anerron É& Sons
George Simpson
Sycamore Street
Thirty-fifth Ward
Mazan & Goff
A. Goff
F. H. Bultman
Grove
Castle Shannon Railroad
Reading Railroad coal shipments and stock actions update
Philadelphia trade signals show iron and steel Good with prices likely to rise while petroleum remains soft. Reading Railroad reports 150000 tons of coal shipped for week ending Oct 6 with 47000 to Port Richmond and 16000 to Port Liberty. Pittsburg Gas Trust elects trustees Daub Frisbee Waine M L M.
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Philadelphia
New York
New York Exchange
Eee
Metropo
Reading Railroad
Port Richmond
Port Liberty
Pittsburg Gas Company
John Daub
I. Frisbee
J. Waine
Tight Money Slaughters Values in Wall Street
New York October 7 market activity showed continued money stringency with widespread weakness in stocks and notable declines in trusts. Major issues such as Burlington and Missouri Pacific fell amid rumors and rumors of internal disputes, while Louisville and Nashville and Madison were comparatively stronger early. The day ended with most lists lower as bank sentiment and the latest rate changes weighed on trading and prices.
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Wall Street
New York
Burlington
Missouri
Paclic
Atchison
Louisville
Nashville
Madbsttan
Jersey Central
Delaware and
Hudson
Manitoba
North River
Bears
Hosten Anda
Chicago
Atchison and
Missouri Pacific
Tennessee Coal
Island
Northwestern
Pullman
Wwabr
Pittsburg
New York Stock Exchange
Oakey Hall Sues Bryce for Libel in London Damages Sought
Ex mayor A Oakey Hall files libel suit in London against James Bryce author of The American Commonwealth seeking 10000 pounds. The case centers on a chapter by Prof Frank Goodenough alleging Hall was part of the Tweed ring and his aim to rehabilitate his reputation amid London discussions.
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American Commonwealth
DisPatcn
New York
A. Oakey Hall
James Bryce
Frank Goodenough
School of Political Science
Columbia College
Hall
Tweed Ring
London
Goodenough
Connolly
Sweeney
Tweed
Metroplitan Board of Works
Delirium and death in Homewood Caldwell family
John Caldwell and his wife Mary, with five children, were moved to West Penn Hospital for malignant typhoid fever. Mary Caldwell, in delirium, leaped from a private ward window breaking her hip and died after a day of pain. Coroner McDowell to hold an inquest. a prior inquest found R. V. Barker died of cerebral hemorrhage.
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John Caldwell
Homewood
West Penn Hospital
Mary Caldwell
McDowell
R. V. Barker
Domestic Markets Cereal Situation Unchanged Firm
The October 7 1881 market report notes a downward drift in overall markets with no new developments due to adverse weather. Potatoes remain slow but plentiful with ample receipts and no scarcity. eggs and butter show firm or rising prices while other dairy products stay steady. Fruits vegetables and other produce show varied pricing across regions and vendors.
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Rere
Western
Prrrasure Disratcr
Elgin
Ohio
New York
Selina
Limburger
Orchard
Tressia
Boon Bashel
Coffee prices hold firm as trade eyes early advance
Packaged coffee remains firm with expectations of an early uptick from jobbers. Eastern markets show stiffness in options, while sugars move slowly on recent reductions. General groceries stay active yet unchanged in price amid steady trade.
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SERRE
Civernment
Java
Marlon Bee
Aloe
Globe
Royaline
Avancesant
Aphionia
Sy Eureka
Ted Herries
Lima
Errias
Ian Oun
Haddock
Liez
Grain and Feed Receipts and Prices at Grain Exchange
Market bulletins list carloads of middlings straw flour hay corn shorts bran and more from Pittsburg to Chicago and other routes. Prices hold firm for choice cereals though appetite for low grade is slow. The cereal situation unchanged with No 2 red wheat and No 2 winter rye among quoted grain figures.
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Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Ft Wayne
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Baltimore and
Ohio
Lake Erie
Pittsburg and
Western
Sears
Timothy Key
Carl
Wanas
Penveyivenia
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Pittsseteg Desrarce Mornay
I. Zeigler
Mingham & Co
Me. R . McCreery
Telegraph
Texas
Colorado
Ee Sts
Chicagco
Western, &Exans
Mem
Markota
Gia Sapper Dal Snd
Ieee Ata
Sr. Louis
Wisconsin
Nateral
O’kyrre Gas Appliance Co
Parker
Action of Wool Manufacturers
J. 8. Fisher
West Virginia
Maryland
Michigan
The
Iron Trade Review
Southern Iron
Cleveland Mall
Stock Exchange
Fifth National Bank
P. i i
Masonic Bank
Hoatman’s Insurance
Pennsylvania Gas Co Chartiers Val. Gas Co
Sens
Wheeling Gas Co
Pittsbore Traction
Pitts
West Union 4
F.C
L.E. E
Monon Pont Eset
Philadelphia Cras Lg Ee
Andrew Caster
Obn
T. Patterson
Lawrence
Union
A . Int
Northern Pac
Louisiana
Bow Ache
Dow
Canad Gonsole
So. Das
Pacific
Petia
R. G
West
Sat K
Basioces
United States
Esa Tula
Cosin
Ssrinarad
Philadel
Stephen Brok
Huron
Flint & Pere M
Asceola
Bowadio
Hodeon
E. T
Lake
Bile
I Mo
Kan
Norfolk & Western
Uhlo
Dee
Fichmond
W.P. Minn
Man
Dan Wren
Dan
Sinan
Pratoan
Celeigh
Seige
Oe Na Stra
Owe Ae
W. Hunt
Seokers—Financial
Stephenson
Atorgan Eee Red Fu Trough Mere
Rene
John M. Oakley & CO
Sammacy
DE. Shafer
Eos
P Ic Institute
Hy, Robertson
A. Schermerhorn
J. Smith
Henry Walter
Shafer
Polrpathioc Medical Institute
Penn Avenue
Wu. Bundays
Ao M. Sett
Jasean
Yhieghen
Lai
Feo
A. Kelly
Sil
Bell
Buffalo
W. Bell
Nadseh City
Sixth Ave
Smithfield
Germano
Joseph Horne
Sherlucker
Ginghams
Lowess
Esi
Medical
Doctor Whittier
Ncaa
Geate Malia
Aix Fe
Penn Ave
Pitwburg
Woodward Ave
Detroit
Mick
Pittabarg
Josep Fle
Chichester
Ethan
Mall
Plen Ented
Frors
Jose Ot
Hare
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