Local Live Stock Grievances Rise Over Pennsylvania Lines
Five shippers in the Middle division accuse the Pennsylvania Company of delaying livestock to East Liberty and favoring Buffalo bound cargo. Reports describe empty stock cars in Crestline yards and delays west of Crestline to Fort Wayne, with cattle seven hours late reaching East Liberty. Week totals at Liberty yards show unusually large cattle receipts and rising hog and sheep activity, signaling October’s receipts to top last year.
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Pirtenene DistaTcn
Cctoner Wb
Middle Division
Crestline
Ft. Warne
Pennsylvania Company
Liberty
Pennsylvania Railroad
Buffalo
East Liberty
Clarke
Ht. Wayne
Bucyrussna Crestline
Mansfield
Alliance
Chi
East 3
Pennsylvania
Crestiine
Fort Wayne
Pitsburg
Dunkeid
Chicago
Liberty Yards
Cattle Market Reports Across Cities With Varied Receipts
Telegraph notes mixed receipts and steady to weak prices for cattle and beef across Chicago New York Kansas City St Louis and Baltimore markets. Texans and western ranges show firm to steady quotes while steers stockers cows and calves vary. sheep and hogs also summarized with shipments and market tone.
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ChicaGo
Texas
Western Rangers
New York
Breves
Kansas
Heceten
St. Louis
Dry Goods Market Shows Fair Demand for Next Season
The dry goods market in New York reports satisfactory trade with jobbers, large orders for next season, and a generally steady market. Agents and jobbers note unusually slow activity for this period, though supply remains fair in some directions.
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New York
Bessemer Pig
Plenty of Water Says Monongahela Official Southside Safe
Superintendent Stengel of the Monongahela Water Works declares ample water on the Southside and dismisses damage suits. At the Oliver fire nine streams battled the blaze amid oil and grease, making quick extinction impossible. He notes the reservoir gate stays open and plugs remain full of water while urging savings on kersey goods at $15. P. O. C.D. corner Grant and Diamond streets near Court House.
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Stengel
Monongahela
Market Summary of Wheat and Grain With Prices
Wheat and oats markets rise on short-covering and bullish sentiment. Traders cite short interest and local buying as December and May futures advance while cash and pork prices edge higher amid firm demand and active export interest.
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Jo Fsy
Espeeekone
Myc
Noresben
Ealnant
New York
Wall Street
Remea
Meee
ST Aniene
New Orleans
Western Steam
Elgin
Western Dairy
Western
Philadelphia
Agaary
Nadie Janwary
Twentieth Street
Murderer Nabbed Near Wilmerding in Hart Killing
Chief Kirschler and Detective Glenn arrested Chas. Saunders alias Henry Heetzelman, wanted for murder in Hagerstown. Saunders, a homesteader on the Westinghouse building, admitted striking Hart with a stone during a daytime parade dispute, killing him. his wife and two children had joined him about two months ago.
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Kirschler
Glenn
Chas. Saunders
Henry Heetzelman
Hagerstown
Westinghouse
Wilmerding
Saunders
Hart
Harr
Assessing Damages and Market Square Diamond Project
District Attorney Moreland informed the Board of Viewers to begin assessing costs damages and benefits from the Diamond project near Market Square. Colonel Allen says work will start immediately, focusing on assessable losses to butchers and the overall trade impact while disputes over individual stand damages remain unresolved.
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Diamond Street
Moreland
Ae Diamond
Allens
Calling Him Dr B F Steprart Faces Pressure Over Suit
The colored man who entered suit against Alderman Porter received a letter signed Influence urging him to drop the case. Porter says he cannot unravel the matter and knows nothing about it. The piece also references traveling men’s vyede-memcum and Dr Bali’s cough syrup among other items.
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B. F. Steprart
Alderman Porter
Pittsburg Growth and Iron Trades Stir Philadelphia Editors
A Pittsburg native praises the city’s rapid growth, suburbs, and future capital from Philadelphia investors. Iron trade notes rising pig iron and rails, gas shortages, and a potential boom risk from overproduction. Wilkinsburg water supply promise brings lower fire risk and insurance hopes.
Electric's march toward par continues amid stock exchange apathy
Electric firm advances with scarce offers closing 474 bid and 4Sts asked as brokers display unusual apathy. A pamphlet of Justice Bradley's decision forecasts appeals to the Supreme Court, warning incandescent lamp users of liability under multiple patents and outlining a three year timeline. Central Traction strengthens while other issues remain weak. Pittsburg and Western preferred remains pricey.
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Stock Exchange
Electric
Justice Bradley
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Sawyer-Mann
Pittsburg
Western
Imsmond Nat. Bank
Local Banking Market Fares Steady Amid Broad Demand
A fair demand for funds yesterday kept money rates steady at 6.7 percent. Clearing House figures show large exchanges and genuine liquidity, with speculation small and focused on financing railroads factories and land development. Bond quotes, foreign exchange, and international clearings are reported with mixed activity and broadly dull government securities.
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Clearing House
Landa
Ite
Comeyee
New York
Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Oil market unmoved by September pipeline report
The September pipeline report shows a production drop of about 660000 barrels, but oil trading remains listless. Prices opened slightly higher, then slipped, and closed near steady. traders note a surprising lack of interest in crude despite the drop.
Realty Moves as Several Mortgages and Sales Reported
Realty moving records list multiple transactions including a $3,500 mortgage in Allegheny First ward for three years at 6 percent by Reed B. Coyle & Co. and a $60 three year mortgage on Homewood property. John F. Baxter sold No. 23 Baum Grove plan on Amber street for $1,800 cash to Howard Welch of Citizens Insurance Co. Welch plans a new residence. Black & Baird sold six room dwelling on Reiter street for $40 cash. L. O. Frazier sold a five room frame dwelling at Forty-fifth and Butler for $2,000 to Peter Werner Jr. A Brushton property on Holmes street and a Hazelwood lot with six rooms were also transferred, along with a two story house on Arch street to Peter O’Reilly for $2,000.
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Reed B.coyle & Co
Fourth Avenue
First Ward
Allegheny
Homewood
John F. Baxter
Smithfeld Street
Howard Welch
Citizens’ Insurance Company
Baum Grove
Amber Street
Welch
Black & Baird
J. M. Reed
N. J. Braden
Reiter Street
Nineteenth Ward
L. O. Frazier
Forty-fifth
Butler Streets
Harriet A. Loeffler
Mifflin Street
Sixteenth Ward
Peter Werner
W. A. Lee
Holmes Street
Brushton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Samuel W. Black & Co
Hazelwood Avenue
Hazelwood
Thomas Kafer
East End
Peter O'Reilly
Second Ward
Allegheny City
Market gains and cautious bears tug stocks higher
Money market improves and Denver passenger rates restored as traffic returns lift stocks at the opening. Professionals on the short side push prices. Atchison and New England see selling pressure with little demand for Atchison and no support. a bearish note circulates about Cot.
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New York
Denver
Atchison
New England
Jean
Market Ends Mixed After Turbulent Trading Day
Wall Street stocks closed fairly active yet heavy as opening gains faded. Leading shares fell while a few issues edged higher, with notable declines for Atchison and rail favorites amid mixed earnings and fluctuating prices. Cotton Oil and sugar led declines while Oregon Transcontinental and Manhattan rose modestly.
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Villaes
Pamereton
Acific
Louis
Nashville
St. Paul
Strong
Chattanooga
San Francisco
Chesapeake and Ohio
Wisconsin Central
Atchison
Newland
New England
Missouri Pacific
Rock Island
Oregon
Oregon Transcontinental
Manhattan
la Crosse
Denver and
Rio Grande
Lincoln
Colorado
Utah Southern Extension
New York Stock Exchange
Whitney &Steve
Pittsburg
Fourth Ave
Stock notes and local business moves in Western era
Philadelphia market reports show parity hopes and large earnings by Western Union, mint coin holdings, and a busy construction scene. Joseph Murray and Eb Jenkins seek Exchange membership while assets and liquidations trend. Building permits include multi dwelling and a major 7,100 brick store project in Smithford Leaue area.
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Wilkinsburg
Joseph A. Murray
Exchange
EB. Jenkins
Prices and supplies list for fruits and staples in 1550 markets
A dated market overview notes potatoes still rule but oversupply follows earlier scarcity. Iowa and Minnesota potatoes near 2éc per bushel, local price around 40c. Apples, grapes, peaches in limited supply with variable demand. dairy steady. Extensive listings cover cheese, beans, sugar, coffee, spices, dried fruits, and canned goods with assorted prices and origins.
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Iowa
Minnesota
Pittsburg
York
Amestic Sweitzer
Taney
Grain receipts and prices at Panhandle market report
Receipts at the Panhandle Grain Exchange show six cars on bulletin with hay oats middlings feed and bran among the Pittsburg Fort Wayne Chicago and Baltimore and Ohio consignments. Prices for carload lots list No 2 red and No 1 Pennsylvania and Ohio wheat oats and corn with assorted grades and high mixed values. market steady with firmer choice grades and no significant receipts.
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Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago
Western
Baltimore and
Orie
Lear
Pennsylvania
Ohio
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