Local Live Stock Markets Report Weak Prices and Light Receipts
The Wednesday, October 16 1980 issue notes lighter cattle receipts than recent weeks with overall weaker markets and prime stock selling only at concessions. Heavy weights faced slowness, export buyers were absent, and prices showed modest declines while medium weights held steadier. Sheep and lamb markets were varied with some improvement for choice grades, but low grades remained weak as hog prices rose for heavy weights amid shifting demand.
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Pierserne Difratch
Upper Sandusky, O
Holere
Cattle and Hogs Trade Reports From Market Receipts
Market notes show New York and Chicago areas with varied beef and pork prices. Receipts include cattle, hogs, and sheep with mixed totals and steady to slightly lower trends. notable figures include live cattle prices around 30 to 470 per hundredweight and hogs around 3 to 4 per hundredweight.
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New York
Keeres
Colorado Do
Goa
Journal Sepeaes
Enta
Annes
Texas
Choine Dent
Iron Firm Sets Price Fight Over Lake Market
American iron firm announces a price of 15 dollars for all items with a lake site noted at 10.85 dollars. The brief notes possible increases and ongoing discussions about supply and market terms.
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Lake
Deeley Discharged After Dropping Boy From Bridge
John Deeley faced Magistrate Brush after admitting he held his son over the Thirty-third street bridge rail to frighten him. He was discharged on his own recognisance as the boy, though terrified, fell forty feet but sustained only minor injuries and is expected to recover. Dr. Clark certified the child’s non serious injuries.
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John Deeley
Thirty-third Street
Deeley
Clark
Brosh
Oliver Bros. mill owner denies Coroner's jury findings
John Kearns of Oliver Bros and Phillips mill disputes the Coroner's jury statements about his son. He insists his boy suffered no pain and was not on wexen at the time, challenging the inquest's conclusions.
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John Kearns
Oliver Bros
Phillips Mill
Markets Wrap Amid Wheat Decline and Mixed Trade
Trading on wheat and corn showed limited activity with a notable sale of December wheat by a prominent trader. Prices fluctuated through the day with later strength, while oats and pork traded unevenly and prices varied across futures and spot markets in New York and Philadelphia.
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Sige
New York
Missouri
King of Portugal improves as travel news briefs reach press
Late items report Portugal’s king regaining strength after a period of illness and a long travel legend. Other dispatches note the death of an African traveler F Monks on the Zanzbar river during his second expedition, and a Baltimore meeting of the American Gas Light Association with about 200 delegates.
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Learia Amon
Seattle
Newark
N. J
New York
Bakers
Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania
Ah Bia Ap
Wilkesbarre
Thobee Hl —Curtiss
Wee Fourtt
Camno
Wis
Ere Railroad Company
Baltimore
Washington
Petroleum prospects touted as inexhaustible by British scientists
British science coverage reports Prof Hull and Mr Anderson forecasting abundant petroleum as coal declines. They cite expanding petroleum use in heating and lighting, potential deep wells, and global oil prospects. Virginia gas coal discoveries and real estate notes are also discussed, with stock and land values contrasted by the Philadelphia Real Estate Record.
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British Association For the Advancement of Science
Hull
United States
Jevons
G. W. Hastings
Staffordshire and East Worcestershire
Wm. Anderson
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Philadelphia
Stock Exchange Activity Shows Mixed Trading
Brokers displayed lively trading amid panicky notes in Philadelphia Gas and other natural gas issues. Prices slipped to record lows as bids and sales fluctuated, with overall activity brighter than averages yet marked by weakness in several leads.
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Stock Exchange
Philadelphia
Bank Surplus Shrinks After Fall Season Opens
Local bankers report fair demand for discounts at regular rates as surplus money has diminished by about half from an initial estimate near 20 million dollars. Cash and currency conditions are tight with gold rattled balances, loans active, and exchanges steady.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
William A. Cites
New York Bank Clearing House
George
Camp
Treasury Department
United States Treasury
Treasury
Oil Market Opens Weak After Chartiers Gusher
Openings show bulls faltering as Chartiers gusher weighs on prices. Pillsbury and Oil City active buyers. New York sells. Market playful with mixed quotes and rising interest in oil ventures from Pleasants county upstate traders.
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Chartiers
Pillsbury
Oil City
New York
Tay
Eureka Oil
Pleasants
Petroleum and transit certificates move in quiet trading
Market notes show transit certificates opening around $1 and closing near $1.00 with minor fluctuations. Petroleum opens steady at $100 and rises to $101 before sales push the price back to about $100.5 as the market closes steady.
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Tiapoe Taigen
Bradford
Eee
Agrudeata
New York
Petroleum
Real estate market moves with multiple property transfers
Real estate agents report numerous transactions across the city. Purchasers include J. Murray Clark F. Klopfer and W. H. McMordh with prices ranging from two thousand five hundred to nineteen thousand six hundred eighty, involving houses on Hastings Street Meyran Avenue Rural Avenue and more. Listings show various lots, frames and brick dwellings with payments noted and agents Jamison Dickie Black Baird Ewing Byers and others handling sales.
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O. H. Love
Fourth Avenue
F. Klopfer
J. Murray Clark
Jamison & Dickie
William J. Ritz
Hastings Street
W. H. McMordh
J. Huff
Sycamore Street
Thirty-fifth Ward
Thomas McCaffrey
Butler Street
Eliza
J. Killian
Sitll
G. W
Raiphee
J. N. Coo
D. Totten
Marion
Thomas
Ewing & Byers
Federal
Rere McKwain
Norema Secrere
SoxlUl
Cornet Hubbard
Sipes
Sutton & Rich
New Tactics Sweep Stocks Amid Dull Market Movement
New York October 14 stocks drifted into dullness as bears pressed major shortholds while Atchison Missouri Pacific and St Paul faced renewed selling. Trusts showed strength late, Sugar rose sharply, utilities offered little support, and overall market activity stagnated with modest closes after a day of mixed upswings.
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New York
Atchison, Missouri Pacific
St. Paul
Bears
Missouri Pacific
Atchison
Shorts
Chesapeake and Ohio
Atchison and
Cotton OL
Pri
Jersey Central
Consolidated Gas
Manhattan
Whitney & Stephenson
Pittsburg
New York Stock Exchange
Fourth Avenue
Philadelphia Stocks And Closing Quotations Summary
Philadelphia stocks close with mixed figures and numerous listed bonds and railroad issues. Trading highlights include Atchison Topeka 7s at 103% and New York lines showing varied activity. several rail and electric utilities record fractional changes amid broad market volatility.
Dashes of Finance and Industry Across River City
The report notes anthracite output slipping by 3,000,000 tons year over year. Mortgage activity tops $12,240 with many loans between 10,000 and higher sums. Brokers discuss gas and street developments while Penn Insurance prepares a 90 percent dividend. Electric railway grading advances, aiding a new residential district. Northern Pacific meeting expected to unify leadership and mortgage support. Alabama bonds sell for 854,000 to replace maturing issues. A prominent investor eyes East End tenement buys, preferring direct income over mortgages. Steel rails price at 12 dollars a ton with firm supply, and English buyers eye recent offers lifting prices.
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Coal Trade Journal
Eb Venter Os Nares Act
Philadelphia Gas
Iris
Ana Aed
Noone Boom & Flien
Wood Street
Central Traction
Pennsylvania Insurance Company
Oaksland
Squirrel Hill
Cain
Philadelphia
Northern Pacific
Wright
Willard
Say
Alabama
New York
East End
G. B. CuaRrr
Thomas Iron Company
Atill Nee
Baltimore Vessel May Have Another Trial
Secretary Tracy informs Cramp shipyard contractors that the Baltimore may receive a new trial. Conditions are not public but reportedly differ from those discussed by Mr. William Cramp with the Secretary.
Elgin creamery prices ease as market shows downward turn
The dispatch notes a drop in Elgin and Ohio creamery quotations after a period of rising prices. Eggs stay firm while cheese remains active, but overall produce prices slide with carload beans and various staples sold on track at lower levels. Sugar weakness continues with a broad downward drift across lines.
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Pittsburg DisPatch
Wednespary
Eigin Creamery
Elgin
Ohio
Benig
Oui
New York
Limburger
Umertia
Malaga
Java
Maracaibo
Mocha
Santos
Caracas
Marnealbo
Averry
Rio
Siege
Lousiana
Seule
goRaton
Gacatele
Caren Mai
Melton
Lex
Eureka
California
Ormin
Leys Ag
Grain Ex change reports by rail routes and carload sales
Grain exchange bulletins show receipts by routes including Pittsburg Fort Wayne Chicago with several car totals for corn bay feed flour malt and by Baltimore Ohio with oats wheat bran and by Pittsburg Cincinnati St Louis with wheat hay bran oats and corn. Prices for No 2 white oats No 2 red wheat and related feeds are listed with regional variation and current cereal tone noted as firm for oats and mixed for heat and flour.
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New Yorke
Canada
BBC
Etenay
Tecmapas Loterary
Rio
New Orleans
Acoe
Aioe
Oate
Pennsylvania
C. Ege
K. Oer Nea
St. Louis
Kane
Thea Ieee
Rio Cargoes Fair
Toledo
Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago
Baltimore and Ohio
Cincinnati
Pittsburg and
Western
Ohio
Ash Maul and Peak Scores Highlight Odd Note
A fragmentary input mentions Ash maul and four meter marks with odd names like Blek walnus and Tims. It reads like a hurried note with scattered references to scores and signals. No clear event or context is identifiable.
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Asenee Bol
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McCall & Co
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Henry Poten
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Virginia
Clinch Valley
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Roanoke Herald
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Henry M. Long
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Resi
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England
John M. Oaxiey & Co
Sixth Street
Pitwburg Petroleum Exchange
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New New York
Jas. D. Callery
John W. Taylor
Sixth Ave
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Denver
All Stove Deniers
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Ayaa Tayo
BR & CO
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Jtenta
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Liberty BT
Pitteburg, Pa
Joseph Horne & CO
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John M. Oakley & CO
Medical
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Fittarurg
Plessnesa
Agen Ave
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Chichester
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