Massive 1000 ton Tennessee foundry pig iron sale shocks markets
New York reports a 1000 ton block of Tennessee No. 1 foundry pig iron sold for 16.25 at tidewater for October through December delivery. Prices across Northern and Southern brands vary with demand, while mill grades remain plentiful and barely steady. The market shows little change abroad, with limited transactions and plans to hold a price uniformity review soon.
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New York
Tennessee
Lucy
Ensley
Tidewater
Furnace
Northern
Southern
Spiegeleisen
Ferre
Twente
Eastern Mills
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Drevere
Iso
Pittsbburg
Philadelphien
Fluctuating Prices Hit English Pig Iron Trade
London reports show considerable volatility in pig iron prices amid large warrants and selling by holders. Market sources note weak stock levels, bear pressure, and cautious restocking as futures and spot prices move across Cleveland hematite and hematite warrants with renewed demand from the Frisco market.
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New York
Lritich
London
Cleveland
Gsia
Evite
Barrow
Coke Market Struggles With Car Shortage, Rail Delays
Report on the coke industry cites scarce rail cars as the main barrier to supply. Producers note abundant orders but limited shipments due to car shortages and pooling changes. Operators expect eventual transport relief as demand remains brisk and plants run five to six days weekly.
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Scotrpalr
Pittsburg
Lake Shore
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York Central
James Willinger
Pennsville
Charlotte
Isaac Taylor
EK A. Bumpprey
Red Bank
Fayette County
River Points
Ovens
Pumsdune
Mahoning
Shenango
CloFelming
Buffalo
S. Y. Thieaga
Alilwaukee
Wislo St. Louis
Fase
Fase St. Louis
Maltienore
Boston
Polat
Cleveland
Detroit
Cincionati
Loplawille
Live Stock Markets Report From Multiple Cities
Live stock markets across Pittsburgh Cincinnati Kansas City St. Louis Chicago Buffalo and Toledo show varied activity. Cattle receipts high in Chicago and Cincinnati with steady to strong prices. hogs mixed but generally steady. sheep and lambs in demand with firm or rising quotes. wool markets firm in St. Louis.
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Crades
Govu
New York
Sig
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Chicago
Toledo
Drygoods Market Shows Steady Demand and Lead Markets Tight
New York October 16 reports moderate dry goods trade for jobbers with steadier activity in staple cottons and signs of stronger demand ahead. St Louis lead markets show little ore available and salable at about 535.5 per ton.
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Drygoods Market
New York
St. Louis
Short-Cut Railway Rumor Aims to Link Boquet to Homestead
A Pittsburgh wire reports a planned Homestead Railroad route from Boquet street via Greenfield avenue to Hazelwood avenue and Calvary Cemetery, with a 1600 foot bridge and total outlay up to 800000 dollars. Connection with Duquesne Traction undecided. work could begin this fall or next spring depending on ground conditions.
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Homestead Railroad
Boquet Street
Greenfield Avenue
William Barker
Hazelwood Avenue
Calvary Cemetery
8. S. Brown
Homestead
Duquesne Traction
Court House
Tam
Wen
Mining Stocks
New Year brief lists mining shares with odd figures and names such as Alice Adams Consolidated and Beane. Market notes show small price changes and generic stake values across several firms.
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Peng Te
Adams Consolidated
Ssoudaven
És Beane
Luster Leads Stock Calls Amid Mining News Decline in Others
Luster was the focus as more than 300 shares traded yesterday with a first quote of 19 and a final around 19 4. The close was 1934 bid with no offers below 18. While shorts covered, upbeat news from Luster mining spurred buying, while Electric and Switch and Signal weakened. Other active issues included Philadelphia Gas and Pittsburg Traction. Freehold Bank faced a concessionary offer as selling pressed.
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Luster
Iast
Philadelphia Gas
Pittspurk
Virginia and Charleston Railroad
Pleasant Valley
Pittsburg Traction
Freehold Bank
Allegheny N
Nat Bank
Duquesne N
Farmers’ Db. N.heae Freehold Bank
Iron City
Es Nottank
Safe Depot Co
Gina
Ohio Valley Seanve
Gev. Oy Force G. CO
Eae
Phila. Co
Wheeling Gas
Hazelwood OM
Fisher Ui
Central Tract Citizens
Pitts
Traction
Miewsant Valley
Chartiers
Eyam R S.v
la Noria
Lim
Eee
Ao Uniderg
Pca
Diogent
Cst
Pittsburg
Virginia
Pe Ene Railroad
New York
Atchison
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Erie
Louisville and Nashville
Northwestern
North American
Northern Pacific
Reading
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Banks Report Liquidity Holds Steady in Mixed Market
Banks show moderate loan demand and liberal fund supply with steady rates. London and New York markets edge toward optimism as Bank of England guidance hints at no rate cut. New York call money easy and mercantile paper firm. Clearing figures rise in several cities while bullion resupply at the Bank of England increases.
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New York
Bears
Wall Street
London
Bank of England
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
One Sale Helps Oil Market From Goose Egg Showdown
Oil traders saw 2 000 barrels trade at 15 1/8 cents just before close, the only deal of the day, as 58 000 barrels cleared yesterday. The market remained firm with broker uncertainty about fair prices and possible consolidation with Standard, while Pittsburg held long positions for better pricing and Lima prospects.
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Pittsburg
Lima
Oil Market Briefs With Mixed Trading Across Regions
The report notes varied activity in oil markets from Orry Bradford and New York with openings, highs and lows, and mixed clearance totals. Vague figures show multiple barrel counts and sporadic charters across October and November.
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Orry
Bradford
Sibees
Blige
New York
Pennsylvania
Ter
Lima Oil
New York Stocks Dull Trading After Sugar Trust Ruling
Markets remained listless with narrow price moves and irregularity as bears target a few stocks. The Sugar Trust reorganization injunction weighed on sentiment while Bank of England action failed to lift dis count hopes and Delaware and Hudson outpaced others in weakness.
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New York
Bears
Sugar Trust
Bank of England
Amon
Reading
St. Paul
Delaware and Hudson
Market Summary Shows Mixed Advance and Decline on Wall Street
The report notes early gains in some issues while pressure on coal and St Paul shares restrains the market. By noon gains and losses were small fractions, with sugar and Lackawanna down while Pacific Mail and Chicago Gas rose. A late-day dullness followed despite a final slight firming, attributed to heavy professional trading manipulating prices.
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Bucar
Lackawanna
St. Paul the Bears
Pacific Mail
Chicago Gas
Kansas
Texas
Board Room
St, Ol
St. Paul
New York Stock Exchange
Whitney Stehenson
Pitsburg
Fourth Avenue
New Jersey
Chesapeake & Alio
Chicago Fans ‘Trust
MIL
St. B
He Kock L. & P. Ay Ca. L
Pliw
M. Go
Northwestern
Tc &S. W
Col
Coal & Iron
Hocking Valley
Lack & Weal
Del
Hudson
Den
Kio Grande
G. E.T
Inows Central
Lake Erie & Weast
Erie & West Pr
Lake Shore & M
Louieville
Nash
Michigan Centra
Moodie &Kio
Missouri Pacific
National Feud ‘Trust
New York Central
Epsse
Cece
N.Y
N. EL
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pizio
Oregon Improvement
Bachile Mall
Mme
Peo
Dec. & Evans
Poitadel, & Reading
Pullman Palace
Richnond & W
Richmond &W.p.'s
St. P., Minn. & Man
F. Lit
Sugar Trust
Texas Pacific
Ty Union Pacifec
Ceeseee Sess
Western Union
Wheellog & L. E
Wheellog & IL. E
North American Vo
River Flood Drowns Stella McCluskey Tug and Delays Recovery
Weather drenched Water Street as heavy rain swelled the river. By 3 pm Market Street gauge showed ten feet four inches of extra rise and the Stella McCluskey tug remained sunk, with recovery efforts continuing while high waters persist.
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Frank H. Speer
Gerrett Street
First Ward
Frank
Speer
College Avenue
Twentieth Ward
Lemuel
Mangard
Gress
Cypress Streets
J. W. Moore
Twenty-seventh
Samuel Kelly
Euclid Avenue
Nineteenth Ward
Thomas Thompson
Arch Street
Twelfth Ward
Margaret O’brien
Stobo Street
Fourteenth Wank
John Staple
Arlington Avenue
Twenty-fourth Ward
Sears
Mes Street
Eighteenth Ward
Ann Hoff
Malley
Water Street
Stella McCluskey
Market Street
Stella
Big freight movements and passenger plans reported at Morganstown area
The Germancia started for Morganstown at 3 yesterday with a heavy load. The Matt F Allen arrived from Wheeling and soon left for the same town. James G Hlaine sailed to Brownsville with a Morganstown run planned today. Adam Jacobs heads to Brownsville. Sam Clark came from Louisville and will again sail to Louisville with coins. A party of five young women from Allerheny booked staterooms on the U Batchelor for a Cincinnati pleasure trip. The Batchelor leaves Pittsburgh at 5 this morning under Captain O Neill. SHILON’s Carr to relieve croup, whooping cough and bronchitis. Sold by Jos Fleming & Son 412 Market st.
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Morgrantown
Matt F. Allen
Wheeling
James G. Hlaine
Brownsville
Morganones
Adam Jacobs
Sam Clark
Louisville
Captain McRee
Allerheny
U. W. Batchelor
Cincinnati
Batchelor
Pittsburg
O' Neill
Shilon’s Carr
Jos. Fleming & Son
Market St
Heavy Cereals Feed Strong Markets With Active Groceries
Domestic markets show heavy cereal receipts while overall prices and demand stay firm. Potatoes and chestnuts fluctuate with ample supply and weak chestnut prices, while chem and canned goods hold firm. green coffee and spices show limited gains as Western imports flood markets.
Grain Exchange Report Shows Firm Cereal Prices
Cereal markets remain firm with corn and oats at higher levels while hay lags. Grain Exchange sales note mixed shelled corn at 8 cents and various oats and white oats prices. receipts list numerous cars from Pittsburgh routes and other rail lines, with rye and flour rates, middlings, and wheat per bushel adjusted by quality.
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Grain Exchange
Exchange
Pittsburg
Ft Wayne and Chicago Railway
Incinnati
St. Louis
Baltimore and Ohio
Erie
Pittburg and Western
Higo
Atmos
Ohio
Atraight Exex Bakers
Markets by Wire Standing-Pork Stronger
Wheat trading broad across Chicago and New York with local demand and outside buying. corn and oats gainers as prices rise. Pork futures and lard firm with steady cash quotes. receipts and offerings moderate as markets close higher on the day.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Mess Park
New York
Rye Quiet Ao
Harley Quiet and
Tley
Sic
Lieerinker
New Orleans
Western Steam
Ted
Western Dairy
Eigin
Lightskinny
Iowa
Nebraska
Philadelphia
Twentieth Street
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Uorn
Stige
Minneapolis
Fie
Milwaukee
Duluth
SILVER LEAD MINES OFFER LOAN SECURITY AND BONUS
An investment offer seeks $50,000 for developing 12 Silver lead mines in Northern Mexico. Security for the loan plus a tenth of the entire property as a bonus. The best mine shows 4,000 tons ore in sight with 25 to 40 ounces of silver per ton. Several other sites show potential. Prospective investors are urged to verify bonafides and provided with high-class references from Pittsburgh, New York, and Philadelphia. Address: BULLION, Dispatch office, we. é
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Mexico
Fittsborg
New York
Philadelphia
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T. P. Marshall
Melvin & Stith
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Thirteenth Ward
Charles Somers & Co
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Sixth Street
Pittsburg Petroleum Exchange
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Diamond
North America
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta, Ga
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Medical
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Pens Avenue
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Drasion
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Wood Chemical Co
Oodward Ave
Mich
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