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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1889

Page

7

Local Live Stock Prices Hold Steady With Sheep Weak

Monday October 14 1589 at East Liberty stockyards shows little change from the prior week. Cattle and hogs held steady while sheep weakened. Prime heavy cattle brought 5 25 to 5 50, medium 5 90 to 5 10, light 5 50, calves 6 9 per pound, cows 75 to 5 per head, hogs steady at market range, and lambs around 6 5 to 7 So high notes limited by light receipts and speculator activity aiming to lower prices.

Chicago Ned Hicher Lawrency County Lambs Gee D. F L Zeigler Epee Ai Seaee Eccenat W. Garvin Craig McCreary Pittaniag Dispatch Mondat New York Texas Colorado Drs

Live Stock Markets Update at East Liberty Yards 1888

Trade in cattle hogs and sheep reported at East Liberty stock yards with receipts totaling thousands. Cattle slow with mixed prices, hogs steady to firm and best light hogs around 4.50 to 4.60, sheep steady with most offerings near 4.00 to 4.70. Strong shipments to New York and Philadelphia noted.

Cattle and Hog Market Reports Across Major U.S. Cities

Telegraph data show mixed cattle and hog activity with weekly receipts reaching thousands. Prices vary by region and grade, from good to extra cattle and steady sheep markets, while hogs stay firm in places like Chicago and St. Louis, with standout figures and weekly totals noted.

Coffee market updates from Rio and New York

In Rio de Janeiro on October 14 dealers quoted Giret at 6 90 reis per 10 kilos with 50.0 percent bags for the United States and a 363 000 bag stock. Barros reported 4750 reis per 10 kilos with 57.00 bags receipts and 26 000 bags cleared for the United States and 20 000 bag stock. New York weather and dry goods activity were light amid orders for malt and futures deliveries.

Ryo DE New York

Meta Marker New Yorke Pie Iron Active and 2 American

A fragmented report notes activity around several vessels or terms with references to New York, Pie Iron, two Americans, and figures like 84 1800 and 606 dollars. The garbled text also mentions Gopper and Tin in domestic or Straits contexts, with changes and quiet conditions implied.

New Yorke Gopper Amercan Straits

Markets by Wire Wheat and grain markets steady

Wheat market quiet and steady with a local trading focus. A prominent local trader acted as a strong buyer to curb declines, while selling was cautious and light. Near futures demand remained good, with modest gains and firm outside prices. corn and oats showed steady to firm tones with light offerings and active near-term demand. Pork, lard, and short ribs saw modest activity and firmer tone, with varied deliveries in October to January.

California Oats & Anata Wakatt Sas Oscar Bee Gt Pranuary Omic

Bedford fire alarm switchboard contract awarded

The Department of Awards accepted two contracts for Bedford pumping station upgrades. Gamewell & Co. submitted the sole bid for the switchboard, while an influent chamber bid ranged from $2,400 by J. Schneller to $4,745 by M. Gallinger, with the lowest bid winning. The switchboard and annunciator contracts are separate, with other Pennman work to follow.

Bedford Department of Awards Gamewell & Co Bedford Basin J. Schneller Booth & Flinn M. Gallinger

Watery OCR Capital Area Beer Promises Purity and Growth

A fragment notes 401 Smithfield Street at Fourth Avenue Capital with surplus values and a 4 percent interest, praising US True as the true test. It mentions F and W Pilsner beer gaining popularity and doctors recommending Wainwrights beer for purity, kept by all, and V s Pittsburg beer improving each time.

Smithfield Street Cor Aoe

Our Big Neighbor A Great Year for Railroads and Banks

The piece notes railroads show stronger September earnings across 128 companies, with total gains of 11.6 percent from 1886, while August results rise 8 percent. It discusses New York architecture rapid construction, Mexican finance ventures, and a possible barbed wire market trust. Pratt Institute aims to educate youths for practical work.

Only Two Sales Reported at Stock Call

Morning session yielded no sales as bidders sought cheap stocks they could not obtain. Afternoon results showed two trades: six shares of Union National Bank and 200 shares of La Noria, both rising with Union National Bank posting its best figure ever. Natural gas stocks moved little. Electric and Central Traction were firmer, while others lagged. Bids offers and sales followed.

Union National Bank la Noria

Stock Trades and Prices Across Multiple Firms

Ex division sales include 6 shares of Union National Bank at 380 and 20 La Noria at F. D. Morrix & Co. sold 195 shares of Elic. Andrew Ulster sold 4 shares of Electric RE tion acai. Louis ville and Nashville figures, Lake Shore, Manhattan Consolidated, Missouri Pacific, Northwestern, Oregon, and St. Paul show listed volumes.

Union National Bank la Noria F. D. Morrix & Co Elic Andrew Ulster Electric Retion Acai Toares Electne Dela Western Ware Lake Shore Louisville and Nashville Manhattan Consolidated Missouri Pacific Northwestern Oregon Bt Paul

Demand for Money in Pittsburgh Lags Behind Supply

The Pittsburgh money market showed moderate activity with fair demand for accommodations and good checking and depot time. Funds were abundant and rates eased slightly, near 6 to 7 percent on call, while little was active on call itself amid minimal speculation. Bond quotations and bullion figures are listed for reference, with steady money and unequal state bond attention.

New York

Market scene at old market shows stagnation and small rallies

The market opened at 100, rose to 10s, slipped to 4g, and closed at 100 amid light activity. Short sellers caused rallies while the pace was slow. Saturday clearings reached 24,000 barrels. Reports from Bradford Titusville and New York reflect subdued trading and marginal gains in petroleum certificates and refinery quotes.

Sec Stat Ce Sccloe Bradford Titusville New York Petroleum Agc. Stock Exchange

Real Estate Deals Move Through City Auction Block

Buyers and sellers of realty partnered in multiple sales. Isaac Goldman bought the brick dwelling at 122 Washington St. for 7,000 from C Beringer & Son. W A Herron & Sons sold a six room frame dwelling on Claybourn St Shadyside for 3,450. Black & Baird sold two Linden Place lots to Frank Hopper for 1,100. Antonia Barcky acquired a two story brick dwelling in Sixth Ward for 8,000. Black & Co. moved three Blair estate lots at Lytle and Elizabeth streets in Twenty third Ward.

C. Beringer & Son Fourth Avenue Isaac Goldman Thomas B. Cook Washington Street W. A. Herron & Sons Claybourn Street Shadyside Black & Baird Frank A. Hopper J. Dunlevy, Jr Linden Place Twent Antonia Barcky Sixth Ward City Muel W. Black &Co Blair Twenty-third Ward Lytle and Elizabeth Streets Lytle Street Elizabeth Street

Market Upswing Fails to Enduring Momentum on Wall Street

New York stocks opened firm on strong bank statements and London gains but the market remained feverish and unsettled. Industrials lagged while rails and trusts showed strength at times, with Atchison leading gains on expected reorganizational value and major shares like Jersey Central and Cleveland stock under active trading and mixed sentiment throughout the day.

New York London Atchison Om Senor Jersey Central Ane Cleveland Cadened St. Louis Mostra North River Jersey Central Lackawanna Missouri Pacific Unon Mani Canada Pacific Chesapeake and Obios

Railroads and Stocks Mentioned in Fragmented Ledger Notes

A fragmented OCR list references numerous railways and stock lines including Norfolk and Western, Northern Pacific, Lehigh Navigation, Boston and Maine, Atchison and Topcka, Texas Pacific, Pennsylvania affiliates, Union and Western paths, and other entities. The item reads as an obscure securities ledger with scattered company names, routes, and percentages, lacking cohesive narrative or dates.

E B Jenkins elected to Exchange and market notes

E B Jenkins has been elected a member of the Exchange. The Treasury balance stands at 40,001,750 dollars with government deposits totaling 41,020,288 dollars across national bank depositories. J N Richands is no longer a member after selling stock. Twenty three mortgages were recorded yesterday. the largest for 400 thousand. J Stoxer Jr returned from a trip to the West and was active on Change. Philadelphia expects a iron trade boom with pig iron at least 20 dollars per ton. Rea Bros & Co sold 3,000 Maryland Central securities and 5 percent bonds. October crop figures from Chicago imply a wheat crop near 495 million bunkers. Bank stocks remain firm with some higher. Union National traded six shares at 60 and reached a historic high. La NogrA stock is resurging. 200 shares traded yesterday, 54 offered. The shore price for Ideen is noted but selling interest varies. Pennsylvania Railroad reports coal and coke origins on lines east of Pittsburgh and Erie for the week ending October 4 at 227,205 tons of coal and coke. Nelson Morris & Co. sold 181 carcasses of beef to S S Hill for the week ending October 12, average 505 pounds, at 24 dollars per 100 pounds. Blast furnaces in the United States show 313 in blast, 286 out of blast. weekly tonnage 153,546 in operation and 79,975 idle. In coke furnaces there is a capacity rise of 1,163 tons since September.

New York Wovanter Ulompie Sagar Aigo Rosin Wey Spe Mesa Eecebelt Pais Jn Aninepect Western Dairy Western Philadelphia Benne Jan Coe Sats Western Steam Pennsylvania Creamery Kees Pennsylvania St. Louis Chi Fea Ea Ae Jan Pa MAES Sao Inge aAmuarr Mays Atarey Quiet Minnesota Wisconsin Cena Hye i Kober Barney Pack Rio Toledo E. B. Jenkins Exchange National Treasury J. N. Richands J. Stoxer,Jr Rea Bros. & Co Maryland Cenet Aes Chicago Union National Idee Cences W. Hill Pittsburg

State Board of Health tour condemns Butchers Run neglect

Dr Benjamin Lee led a visit with Drs McClellan Thompson and others to Butchers Run where sewage waste and garbage disposal showed marked neglect. He urged Allegheny Health Committee to back sewer work with police aid and praised the garbage furnace and Herr's Island abattoir while promising official notification of action to abate the nuisance.

Benjamin Lee State Board of Health McClellan and Thompson State Board Bradley Allegheny Messrs Ebbert, Einstein and Curry Allegheny Health Committee Lee

Inquest Finds Negligence in Mill Death Case

Coroner McDowell held an inquest into Frank Keam's death at Oliver's South Eleventh street mill. The jury found workers disobeyed orders by piling pipes on a weak platform and the boy's father was negligent for letting him work beneath it.

McDowell Frank Keam Oliver South Eleventh Street

Domestic Markets Price Drift Amid Slow Trade and Oversupply

A market report from October 14 notes slow demand as buyers are scarce in a rainy Monday start. Dairy remains steady while eggs firm, potatoes from the Northwest arrive, and prices trend downward on the oversupply. Apples are overripe and movement is sluggish with cool weather reducing fruit sales.

Piittieveg Tees Momapay Ohio Limburger Delaway Malaga

Grain and feed receipts bulletined at the Grain Exchange

Reports show 47 cars listed by rail lines Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago including hay oats and bran. Other consignments from Pittsburg Cincinnati and St Louis and from Pittsburg and Lake Erie include corn oats hay wheat and barley. Prices show No 2 white oats 274 28c and rye and flour details with various patent and baker flour grades.

Roecaipts Grain Exchange Pittsburg Ft. Wayne Chicago Cincinnatii St Louis Pittsburg and Western Lake Erie Carl Pensylvania Sprint

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