Iron Trade Review shows mixed iron and steel market activity
The weekly iron and steel outlook remains generally weak with downward trends in raw iron, Bessemer and mill iron selling below 1500 per ton while bar iron and finished products stay active. Mills are well stocked. nails and wires trend steady, rails quiet at old prices, and various iron products list updated prices and availability.
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Bessemer
Palva
Ali-cre
Au i
Vative
Heermer
Eno Charcon
Tron
K.C
Syererrier
Wheat Markets Rally Amid Strong Foreign Buying
Wheat futures climbed across key exchanges as buyers stepped in with limited offers and strong overseas demand. Corn and oats followed the upturn with steady to higher quotes. pork and lard markets showed firmness while butter and eggs remained mixed in regional trading.
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Chicago
Algeine
ST. Lowis
iLgr
Barneyslow
Nebraska
Nebraska,6x3703¢e0; Towa
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Asen
Philadelphia
Slige
Orkge
Pennsylvania
Zijce
Cincinnati
Lve
Toledo
Duluth
Iron trade firms across all departments in October demand
In Philadelphia a telegram notes firm iron markets with strong activity across departments. Prices hold for pig iron and steel products, with high grades and standard qualities selling well and mills working at full capacity despite tariff talk.
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Philadelphia
Arsron
SG Lwo
City Mills
Ltsql&hat Mills
Skelp
D.L Ge
Undiminished Activity Reported in Iron Market
St Louis October 17 Rogers Brown Meacham report continued steady market with diminished furnace stocks driving future delivery inquiries. Southern furnaces hold stronger position. prices may rise while charcoal iron demand remains limited and quotations steady.
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St. Louis
Rogers, Brown & Meacham
Industrial Activity Surges as Foundries Near Capacity
All plants bushed as foundries and rolling mills press with heavy business. Demand rises for pig iron with price increases by the Southern Company and a sharp drop in furnace stocks. Pipe works melt iron, stove makers see large orders, and mills run overtime to meet contracts amid improved charcoal iron sales.
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ST Poalte
Cisccixsati
Rogers, Brown & Mescham
Pew
Wen
Furnaeces
al Tedestreal
Gus
Rusced
Northern and Southern Coke Brands In Lively Demand
Chicago market report notes strong buying in Northern and Southern coke brands with large blocks booked. Silveres, soft irons, and Tennessee charcoal iron show movement, while Southern coke irons hold firmer prices. Demand rises as car shortages limit consumption across all lines.
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Pepecial
Disfator
Chicago
Rogera, Brown & Mervin Éay
Ohio
Tennessee
Lake Superior
New Apartment Project Brings Ground Breaks to City
Ground breaks on a large warehouse and an up to four story apartment building are planned as rents rise. Tubuoline Refining Co of War ren Pa expands on Smallman Street with a 120 foot frontage near the Allegheny Valley Railroad, while Thomas Brown sells land for $31,000 to James C. Dick for lots to be surveyed and marketed.
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Tubuoline Refining Company
Warren
West Virginia
W. A. Herron & Sons
Smallman Street
Fifteenth Ward
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Thomas Brown
Meadow
Shetland Avenues
James C. Dick
Fifth Avenue Market
Twenty-second Ward
Arbuthnot
Louis Kline
Smith's Way
Thirty-second Ward
James Henderson
Liberty Avenue
Sixteenth Ward
People’s la Bank
Scranton
National Board of Trade
Pullman Palace Car Company
King
Oakland Square
Wood Street
E. D. Wingenroth
Nadine Park
Frank X. Woog
Poketo Avenues
Bramble and
Chalke Streets
Delaware Alley
Ewing & Byers
William Fletcher
Bachman
Pasture Street
Western Avenue
Fifth Ward
Allegheny
W. E Hamnett & Co
Locustreet
Edgewood
T. Kennedy
A. D. Hill
Black & Baird Soll
Simon Beymer
Michael Noonan
Landon Land Company
Fourteenth Ward
Joncaire Street
Treasury
New York
At & Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
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Hocking Valley
Ubio - Lack & Weal
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Seene Sane
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Fitel
Mecca
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Sanes Land Co
Ls Bell
Movements in Stocks Show Mixed Trading
Considerable activity in stocks with mixed results as traders in Luster Philadelphia Gas Pleasant Valley and Pittsburg Traction moved shares. Luster fell to 1% bid after a raid, while Pleasant Valley and Pittsburg Traction saw varied prices. The broker warned the market was in a critical condition with realizations likely and overall New York totals reached 305,570 shares across multiple names.
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Luster
Philadelphia Gas
Pleasant Valley
Pittsbore Traction
Electric
Pittsburg Traction
Freehold Bank
Second Call
Polladerg Gas
Philadelphia
New York
Yester
Wee
Atchison
Delaware
Lackawanna
Erie
Lake Shore
Louisville and Nashville
Northwestern
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mail
Reading
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Local Bankers Report Plenty of Funds for Business Uses
Bankers reported yesterday that funds are ample for business purposes. The report notes robust deposits and available credit lines, suggesting strong liquidity across lending sectors for commercial borrowers.
Off Market Drags Through Weak Session With One Sale
The market showed a thin, weakening session with outside factors pressing demand. Only one sale occurred, 10 barrels at 61 percent, while bids closed weak and a few outside exchanges remained subdued. A. B. McGrew and others quoted various prices for related commodities.
Oil market summaries show small activity and firm closes
The report notes opening prices and small volume across various markets in October, with minor gains from the West in Pennsylvania oil and a general quiet close. Pennsylvania spots eased, November options ranged with cautious trading, and total barrels traded ran into the tens of thousands.
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Orn Crry
Bradford
New York
Pennsylvania
New York Stocks Turn Strong in Quiet Market
Moderately active New York trading ends with a strong tone and broad gains. Reading, St. Paul, and North American lead advances while London markets influence early weakness and a firmer close. Bonds stay dull but firm as money flows shift between banks and new ventures.
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New York
Activa
Boston
London
Northwest
St. Paul
Reading
Lackawanna
Chicago
North American
Bears
Clace
Brooklyn
Wheeling
Laks Erie
Burlington
Louisville
Nashville
Northern Pacific
Sugar
Northwestern
Pacific Mail
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
Atchison, Rock Island
St Louis
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
New York Stock Exchange
Whitney & Stev
Pitsburg
New York Stock
Exchange
Mining Quotations List from New York Markets
Mining quotations from New York on October 17 show prices for Alice 200 Consolidated California and Virginia 305 Hale and Norcross 195 Homestake 925 Horn Silver 835 Iron Silver 150 Mexico 2k Comdental 60 Sierra Nevada 20 Small Hopes 100 Sutter Creek 120.
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New York
Alice
Consolidated California
Virginia
Hale and Norcross
Homestake
Horn
Iron
Mexico
Comdental
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes
Sutter Creek
Live Stock Markets Condition at East Liberty Yards
Office of Pittsburgh Dispatch reports October 17 details cattle and hog receipts and shipments at East Liberty Stock Yards. Cattle receipts 2016 head, shipments 109 head, market slow with no New York sales. Hog receipts 6350 head, shipments 3500, prices mixed with Philadelphia ranges cited.
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Philadelphia
Whitn & Stephenson
Fourth Avenue
New York
East Liberty
Pittsburg Dispatch
Fripar
Esas
Philadelphias
Livestock Market Receipts Across Cities Steady to Strong
New York markets see 1006 head including 81 cars for sale with steady prices for native steers at 32490 per 100 head. Chicago and St Louis report fluctuating bids with cattle, sheep, and hogs varying by grade and shipment levels. Buffalo and Kansas City markets show steady to strong demand for cattle, sheep, and hogs amid active shipments and price ranges.
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New York
Zeeper
Oeemen
Cincinnati
Chicago
ST. Louis
Ucattle
Kansas City
Lowes
Woolen market steady with active demand in Boston trade
Boston reports steady weekly wool demand totaling 4 71600 pounds across grades. Ohio fleeces sell up to 2 38c for X and above, Michigan prices reach 30 3le for X and 36 sre for No 1, combing delaine firm with No 1 at 40 2c, California wools climb on spring and fall for 17 24c and 12 1se, while Texas Oregon wools are quiet and pulle d peas command premiums amidst foreign carpet wools.
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Philadelphia
Ohio
Pennsylvana
West Virsox
New York
Michigan
Indiana
Janadaio
Montana
Territorial
Boston
BE@Me
Combinana Delaine
Territory
California
Texas
Oregon
Army
First Fruits of Catawba Grapes Fat in an Appearance
Prices from Pittsburgh market report show grapes abundant yet weak while Catawba arrivals are expected soon. Potatoes firm with scarce supply and sweet varieties slow, apples steady, butter and cheese firm, and coffee and tea markets steady amid tariff effects. overall jobbing trade features firm green coffee and cautious commodity movements.
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Pittsburng Dispatch
Michigan
New York
Ohio
Elgin
Ohio Do
Wea
Cranberriea
Linare
Wisconsin
Laney
Jamaica
California
Southern Sweets
Jersey
Grain Exchange Sales Report Shows Jump in Oats and Corn Prices
The report lists carload sales from several rail lines including Pittsburg and Chicago Railway and Pittsburg and Lake Erie with oats corn hay and bran, noting a price jump and signaling potential speculative risk as bulls may cool. Wheat and corn prices show varying grades with mixed figures and remarks on market activity.
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Grain Exchange
Corm
Ole
BH & O
Pittsburg
Wayne and Chicago Railway
Incinnati
St. Louis
Lake Erie
Pittburg and Western
Corp
Sugar cured meats and lard prices in mixed freight list
A long OCR style price list shows varied groceries and meats with prices for sugar cured hams, bacon, shoulders, dried beef, dried rounds, fresh pork links, lard, and tins. Entries include sizes such as half barrels and tierces, with per-pound or per-unit pricing noted across multiple categories. The fragment reflects a wholesale or market catalog format with numerous line items and measurements.
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California
Market Basket Prices and Flower Trade Report
The item details vegetable and fruit prices, meats, and garden goods with notes on frost, blooms, and wedding florists. It lists retail ranges for tenderloin, beef, veal, cabbage, tomatoes, grapes, citrus, fish, and various flowers, reflecting a broad market snapshot.
Busy Day on Water Street as River Trade Revives
The river trade shows activity with coal fleets passing all day and repairs nearly finished on several ships. The Raymond Homer and Charles Jutte are testing boilers and expected to resume runs soon. Missing Stella McClelland parts surfaced as search continues, while Ark and Hornet No. 2 head to Cincinnati with light tows.
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Raymond Homer
Markland
Charles Jutte
Btella McClelland
Market Street
Ark
Cincinnati
Hornet No. 2
McDonald
Demand for current purchases and cotton goods market firm
New York reports a general demand for sales of current purchases including bleached shirting and fabrics for future delivery as the cotton goods market remains firm with no material change. The Dispatch teases Frank G. Carpenter’s history scandal piece and previews a new installment of Stand Fast Craig-Royston.
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New York
Auld Robin Gray author recalls its curious origin
Lady Anne Lindsay explains in a lighthearted tale how she crafted the ballad Auld Robin Gray. She recounts asking her sister for help and joking about misfortunes and theft to complete the verses. Eden of the Incas by Fannie B Ward appears as a feature in tomorrow's Dispatch.
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Robin Gray
Anne Lindsay
Jamie
Elizabeth
Fannie B. Ward
Dispatch
Pittsburg
Tobacco smell confusion in school dispute
In a Chelsea School scene, Texcher interrogates Johnny about a tobacco scent. Johnny denies smoking, cites tending a cigarette butt for snifters as the source, while the teacher presses for the origin of the odor.
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Boston Herald
Johnny
Texcher
Greenwich Hospital Nell Gwynne Link By Col Barr
Col Frank A. Barr handles the European letter for THE DISPATCH tomorrow. The publication promises twenty eight column pages and notes Greenwich Hospital connection with Nell Gwynne. The paper touts its large circulation.
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Babies
Washington
Dispatch
Miss Grundy
Frank G. Carpenter
Greenwich Hospital
Nell Gwynne
Frank A. Barr
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