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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1889

Page

7

Local Live Stock Market Sluggish with Lambs Lower

Markets at the yards are sluggish and prices shade lower than last Monday. Cattle quality is inferior with price reductions on butchers demand. Best heavy cattle at $485 to $515, hogs fair with Ohio and Chicago prices holding, lambs down from last week, receipts heavy but demand steady for desired grades.

Mos Dar Chicago S. Lowenstein Washington County L Zeider E. Wolf A. Fromm L. Rothschild & Co Pennsylvania Ohio Ivania Pisor Wilkes Graig Mer McCreary Bell & Warrington Sanford & Tansion L Zeigier Oho Needy & Smith Sanford & Langdon D. O. Pisor Hingham & Co Liberty Es Ee Wien Pittsburg Dispatch Covuetry Iowa Elgin New York Limburger Bartlett Malaga Erica Clean

Live Stock Markets Report from East Liberty Pittsburg

The East Liberty Pittsburg market shows cattle receipts around 1500 head with steady prices, 2.23 per head for shipments to New York and 2.23 top end. Hog receipts near 4300 head with dull market and 6 200 shipments to New York. Sheep receipts about 4600 head with dull market for prime fair to common lambs.

Pitteburg New York York

Livestock Market Reports From Multiple Cities

Cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts summarize market activity in New York Heeves, Chicago, Kansas City, and Buffalo. Prices show firmer tendencies with steady to higher tone on beef and live hogs, while lambs and mutton remain weaker and stockers/feeders hold modest gains.

Market Report from York Dated October 21

Business in dry goods opened with quiet Monday trade. Volume strong for spring novelties and new fabrics expected next season. Staples remain steady and firm. Jobbing trade shows movement as grocks remain in good shape.

Ae York New York Boston New England

Coffee market notes from Rio de Janeiro October 21

Coffee recaps from Rio de Janeiro show first, good second and 6,200 reie with 6,000 rem. Week totals 47,000 bags. mangan States 52,000. 9,000 ateck and 700 purchases. October 21 stock at 208,000 bags with 2,000 purchases for the United.

Rio DE Janeiro Purmangan States The United

Grain in Sight Care October 21 board of trade figures

The Board of Trade reports visible grain supply changes with figures for corn wheat oats rye and barley. Corn shows 22 052 000 bushels with an increase of 2 212 000 bushels. Wheat up 49 000 bushels and barley up 571 000 bushels.

Board of Trade

Market Summary Unclear Trade Notes From Fragment

Fragmentary OCR yields unclear market terms on pig iron and tin with scattered figures. Reading suggests price mentions and domestic demand but specifics are unreadable.

Wheat market sags on heavy selling in Chicago trade

Wheat futures slip amid large speculative sales led by a local trader moving about 1,000,000 bushels. December and May contracts fall by roughly 10 and 8 cents with some buying to limit losses. Corn and oats weaken, while pork, lard, and short ribs show modest moves. overall futures reflect oversupply concerns and varied demand across Minneapolis, Duluth, Buffalo, Chicago, and canal markets.

Chicago Minneapolis Duluth Buffalo Omar Ned Gaday Mess “Park U Ehsaanuars New York Rio New Orleans Middles Strone Lasa—Saecere Western Steam Mapeers Ore Lisl Seema Peaneylvania Creamery Nes Sogic

A Fishermans Luck and a Bank President in Pittsburg

A Lawrence Bank president W W Young returns from fishing to find false reports of his disappearance and bank insolvency debunked. The bank is sound with substantial resources and steady operations continue. The piece also covers Campbell and Indian land deals, legal notices, and real estate reaction to Monday among brokers.

Mr. Young The Lawrence Bank Lawrenceville W. W. Young Kankakee Canada Robert Smith Union National Bank Lawrence Union

Bouten Stocks atch and ton istTs hoY wis gentral com

Fragmentary stock notes show references to companies and regions including Atch and Ton IstTs Hoy Wis Gentral com A and T LandGrts Calumet and Me Allonea My Oo Boston ci c Bene Hartern R B Se Mexican ven com Sees M 1 Selepnone.

Bouten Stocks Atch. & Ton Hoy Wis Gentral A.&t. LandGrts Allonea My Oo Calumet Hecia Fybread Pugltenvena Boston Cic Bene Hartern R. B Mexican Ven. Com

Pittsburg Meat Supply Co weekly beef totals at Allegheny corner

Nelson Morris & Co. bought 147 carcasses weighing 536 pounds for the Pittsburg Meat Supply Co at the corner of Church avenue and Kellenes street Allegheny Pa for the week ending October 19 1889 The average price per 100 pounds is noted as 542. F.& W.'s Iron City beer is mentioned in a separate line with praise for its quality.

W. Hixt Pittsburg Meat Supply Co Church Avenue Kellenes Street Allegheny Nelson Morris & Co Herr M. Lowa Cheat River New York Electric Railroad Company California Avenue Reading Railroad Port Richmond Port Liberty H. N. Whrrier Kissam, Whitney & Co Pennsylvania Railroad Pittsburg Erie

Philadelphia railroad and street revisions noted

A garbled historic clipping references Philadelphia along with railroad names including Pennsylvania Railroad and Northern Pacific. The text hints at road and avenue designations and regional connections, with partial mentions of Buffalo and Pittsboro, but the details are unreadable.

Philadelphia Krocks Fourth Avenue Pennsylvania Pittsboro Western

Stocks Strong On Mixed New York Exchange Activity

Sales total 26,859 shares with many issues firm or higher. La Noria and Philadelphia Gas led gains while Westinghouse and unions showed notable activity. Regular and early call trades included La Noria 400 shares at 4 and Philadelphia Gas at 6 and 235.

Stock Exchange Philadelphia Gas la Noria I Algo Minieebo la Noris Mining Co Lester Mining Westin Electric Westinghouse Phiadelphis Seas Gaeta Sproul & Levieany Ie Richmond West Point Paul Union Pacific Estern Union

Banks see heavy business with mixed money market tone

A report notes strong banking activity yesterday with high checking and substantial discounting. Exchanges reach over 2.4 million. balances near 31,800. Sage argues current stringency is healthy and will ease as western rail traffic stabilizes, while money markets show demand and firm call rates.

Russell Sage Bears New York Reent Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange South

Oil Market Dips Despite Bullish Close Amid Light Demand

The oil market moved on a thin trading day with strong tone from Oil City and sellers in control. New York and Pittsburgh were quiet with McKelvey unloading most, open near 1003 and close around 1.00, Saturday clearings at 282000 barrels.

Oil City New York Pittsburg McKelvey Aine

Oil Wells In Taylorstown Area Struggle To Flow

In Taylorstown Pennsylvania several wells show Gantz sand but fail to flow. Zolt No 2 and the Stevenson Schmitz Darragh well reach the sand without enough gas. Gosford came in as a non flow until agitation. Hutson mystery top producer and Agnew sand expected later this week. Additional yield reported at Murphy Bros Crothers farm well.

WasnixeTon Kelly & Co Brown

Petroleum market shows steady start and quiet close

In New York on October 21 petroleum opened steady and rose to $1 in the first hour, then traded quietly. The close remained steady at $1. Stock Exchange data show opening $1.00, high $1.001, low $1.00c, closing $1.003g with total sales of 448 000 barrels.

Cn Ste Eoeh Ne OG Cates Braprorp National Transit Ebi Abbegen Oor New York Petroleum

Real estate deals record multiple Cleveland area lots and parcels

A Good Beginning, Alles and Bailey sell ten acres near Fleming station along the Pittsburg and Lake Erie line for Jacob Fogel. Charles Somers and Co. auctions include two parcels fronting Herron Park and Euclid Avenue with prices 69 dollars and 230 dollars respectively, plus various lot plans and fronts on Euclid and Mins avenues. About 70 lots are mentioned in the town plan.

Alles & Bailey Fourth Avenue J. Fleming Pittsburg and Lake Erie Fleming Station Arbuckle Farm Jacob Fogel Charles Somers & Co Wood Street Charles Somers Joseph Schware Thirteenth Ward Herron Park Herron Avenue

Real estate auction sales in Reflectorville and Lang avenue areas

The notice lists numerous parcels sold or auctioned in Reflectorville Lang avenue and adjacent districts. Purchasers include Rev H H Pershin Nathaniel Madden Mrs Sarah J Hesch A M Bostwick T C Bay Caroline McFarren Jeremiah Gumbert Andrew McClean John Gordon and others. Prices range from cash sums around 1 100 to 4 200 with lot sizes up to 60x150 feet and 50x120 feet.

Ib Conrad Allmader Black & Bal Ree J. B. Zimmerman H. H. Pershin Nat Reflectorville Nathaniel Madden No. Berk J.J. G. Keifer Biro A. Keifer James Farrell Bailey & Moon L. O. Frazier Forty-fifth Butler Streets Matt Weils Cypress Street Gross Street Twentieth Ward Sarah J. Hesch Jamison & Dickie Lang Avenue A. M. Bostwick Edgerton Avenue Lang Andrew McClean James W. Drape & Co Marchand Street Denniston Avenue East End Samuel W. Black & Co Fourth Avenue Paul Avenue Wand Lafayette Avenue L. Boges Allentown Pittsburg

Stock Declines Hit Market Wide Weakness Across Sectors

The stock market opened weak with broad declines led by Trusts and Grangers as bears advantage and stop orders triggered further selling. Coal stocks suffered most at noon amid rate cuts and earnings concerns, while Jersey Central and Missouri Pacific steadied later. overall active list closed lower with only modest gains in a few issues.

Pene Burlington and Northern Atchison London Bears Lacna Rock Island National Lead Missouri Pacific Tennessee Coal Manitoba Delaware and Hudson Jersey Central Delaware Hudson Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati St.Louis Burlington New York W Y Heneor Pittsburg Fourth Avenue

Stock options in Wall Street fuel wealth growth

A compact note highlights how stock options on Wall Street can lead to wealth accumulation for investors. It cautions about market risks while emphasizing potential gains through strategic buying and timing. The piece mentions well known firms and market dynamics shaping fortunes.

dDith Wall St Frank Bordar

Very Heavy Cereal Receipts and Weaker Market Tone

Domestic markets report very heavy cereal receipts and a generally weaker tone. Hog prices declined with provisions weak while dairy items show limited movement. eggs steady, fruit and nut supplies variable, and butter and cider prices noted along with vegetable and grain movements across regional dealers.

Grain Receipts and Prices From Exchange Bulletin

Receipts and prices reported at the Grain Exchange summarize cars of corn oats midlings wheat barley feed and hay grouped by route including Pittsburg Cincinnati St Louis Pittsburg Fort Wayne Chicago Baltimore Ohio and Pittsburg Lake Erie. Market tone notes heavy receipts and weak oats with corn steady and wheat and rye pricing listed for various grades.

Grain Exchange Pittsburg Cincinnati St. Louis Pittsborg Ft. Wayne Chicago Baltimore and Ohio Lake Erie Ree Pontvania Ohio

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