Cattle and Hogs Prices Fall as East Liberty Market Slumps
Receipts at East Liberty yards total around 150 carloads this week with 33 from Chicago and others from Ohio and Indiana. Cattle bids declined 10 to 15 cents per 100 pounds, with coarse half fat beeves and light primes selling weak, while hogs showed lighter receipts and firmer prices, and sheep and lambs faced decreased demand amid overall market softness. The week’s reports from Liberty Holmes Rolen Briges Co and others show broad declines across cattle with scattered hog strength and steady to lower sheep and lamb values.
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East Liberty Yards
Chicago
Ohio
Indiana
Liege
Liberty, Holmes, Rolen, Briges &Co
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
New York
Bowen
Grain Market Fluctuates With Wheat Weakness Then Rises
Wheat opened lower in Chicago due to drought damage fears, then recovered with reports of growing crop improvements and short covering. Corn and oats showed mixed strength, hog products weak amid abundant hog supplies, and market quotes for futures and spot prices listed from Chicago New York and St Louis exchanges.
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Chicago
New York
Bradstreets
Rockies
Shorts
Bie
Dlye
John M. Oakier , Co
Livestock Receipts Mixed as Markets Hold Steady
Telegraph reports New York market activity with 1 145 head including 5 cars for sale and others carried over from Monday. Cattle and calves show steady to lower trading while western calves and native steers move at varied prices. sheep receipts remain light with fluctuating values.
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New York
Alves
Sesa Texas
Grain and commodity quotes from nationwide markets
Bundled price reports show wheat, corn, oats, rye, and provisions in several cities. Prices move across No. 2 red wheat, No. 1 Northern oats, pork and lard, butter and eggs, with fluctuations by month and market, including Cincinnati New Orleans Milwaukee and Minneapolis summaries.
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Baltimore
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Duluth
Dry goods market in New York shows steady to firm tone
The New York dry goods market reports improved demand with popular cottons in steady demand and surplus goods moving from agents. Minor directions are quiet while spring fabrics, ginghams, damasks, quilts, lace curtains, hosiery, and underwear see many under contract. Woolen dress goods remain in good demand as spring orders proceed.
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New York
Coffee Options Open Steady in New York Market
In New York on Oct 24 coffee options opened steady with small gains in values. Futures for October through July advance and spot Rio trade shows firmer action with No 7 Rio beans quoted around 16 cents.
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New York
Rio
Ealtmore
Rio Cargoes
Onveans
The Metal Market Report From New York
The October commodity brief shows nominal prices for copper and lead with small changes. Copper near $11 per unit, November at $11 and a half, while lead remains steady with light movement and no major shifts in trading tone.
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New York
Price Bar Silver in London and New York Markets
New Year market note shows J Bar silver trading in London at four francs per ounce and in New York dealers price around percent per ounce with unclear figures due to OCR.
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London
New York
Wool Markets See Steady Movement Amid Mixed Loads
Wool markets in St Louis show 51 600 pounds traded with 33 700 pounds shipped. The movement remains steady but small lots only, with further changes anticipated as buyers and sellers adjust.
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St. Louis
Rte
Turpentine Market Steady Amid Quiet Trading
New York markets show Rosia steady and Rosia quiet with turpentine trading at about 364 cents per gallon as buyers and sellers hold positions. Lack of urgent demand keeps prices stable through the session.
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Turpentine Marketa
New York
Rosia
Turpentine
Late News in Brief From Various Regions
A Pan American Railway Company is chartered in Texas. The San Francisco cruiser will be overhauled at Mare Island Navy Yard. The Miantona mah monitor was commissioned Tuesday. The Germania landed no saloon passenger at London yesterday. Train Robber Samford confessed at San Antonio. President appointed John C. Small Postmaster at Portland Maine. Tunis natives buried by a wall during a wedding procession. City of Erie wrecked after gale while loading slabs. Giuseppe Solomini banker in Ferensa Italy died by suicide. Canada raids boodlers. Michael Connally arrested. A Chicago pair escaped Evansville with diamonds worth 5000. Peter Weingarter, 160, got a marriage license. girl slapped him and returned the license.
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Pan-American Railway Company
Texas
San Francisco
Mare Island Navy Yard
London Yesteray
Samford
Southern Pacific
San Antonio
Tex
John C. Small
Portland
Thomas A. Hriggs
Tunis
City of
Erie
Beac
Giuseppe Solomini
Ferensa
Italy
Michael Connally
Chicago
Horn
Evansville
Ind
Peter Weingarter
Belleville
Hawaiian American Port
Dr Mott Smith Hawaiian Kingdom Minister of Finance says once the cable is laid and Pearl Harbor used as a coaling and naval base Hawaii will be a port of the United States as India is for England. He notes mutual understandings with England and no current English coaling station there. The cable's completion benefits both nations.
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Sans Francisco
United States
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
India
England
Dr. Mott Smith
Hawaiian Kingdom
Savings Ban Plea Spurs Mek Time Debate
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Edward E Dup and a time related cost, indicating a debate or proposal about a savings ban in Mek. The readable parts reference a policy discussion and an event timing, with unnamed figures involved.
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DWARD
Northside Real Estate Boom and Local Improvements
Northside Allegheny observes rising prosperity as multiple buildings rise and lots sell. Developers plan new hotels and five story offices while existing structures like the Snaman and Gregg buildings are rebuilt or expanded. heavy investment accompanies growing housing demand and population shifts.
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Allegheny City
Snaman
Dunlap
Gregg
Federal and
Lacock Streets
Federal Street
J. K. Ewing & Co
Samuel Weaver
Irwin Avenue
U. P
Colonado Row
Alliance
East Bellevue
Money Market Shows Soft Demand and Rising Call Rates
The Money Market remained quiet with conditions steady. Call for accommodations improved over the week though supply stayed ample. Eastern observers predict capital and surplus will push call money higher, lifting dividend stocks and bank shares amid scarce funds.
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New York
Waseney
Closing Bond Quotations Report Fragment
A fragmentary OCR dated entry discusses bond quotations and certificate details with scattered numbers and notations. The legibility is poor, but references to end prices, dates, and issuers appear, indicating a brokerage or financial market snippet.
Unclear fragment hints at rail line or unions
OCR fragment mentions arific 1sts and Union Pac with West Shore, unclear context or full names. No clear event or entities to confirm a full item.
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van State Bulg
Union Pac
West Shore
Home Securities Market Report Shows Moderate Activity
The article notes small but steady firming in home securities with brisk office trading and cautious holders. Central Traction lags while Pittsburg firms, Philadelphia Gas dips, with Electric and Switch and Signal showing mixed moves and listed bids at each call.
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Philadelphia
Central Traction
Pittsburg
Wall Street’s Review Shows Broad Market Slump Across Sectors
New York stock activity dull with general list declining, Chicago Gas and Cotton shares rising while Sugar Trust attacked. Industrials show strength, but Coal stocks led declines. totals indicate soft close with notable losses in Sugar 3 Jersey Central 2 quarter points and Lackawanna Delaware and Hudson 1. Price table notes widespread weakness and modest trading in railroad bonds.
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Chicago Gas
Sugar Trust
New Yeak
Northern Pacific
Chicago
Philadelhia
Lackawanna
Delaware and Hudson
Jersey Central
Lackiwanns
Tennessee Coal
Tech Inc
AEF Inc
Ohio
Do Srel
Wabash
West
Atchison
Chilcago Gna
Delaware
Lackawana
Erie
Louisville and Nashville
North American
Ieading
Richmond
West Point
St. Paul
Union Pacific
New York Exchange
Whitney & Chpee
Pittsburg
New York Stock’ Exchange
Fourth Avenue
NWC & Si
Gary
Agen M. Trigde
Mining Stock Quotations for New York Oct 2
A round up of mining stock prices from New York with quotes for Alice Aspen Crown Point 120 Consolidated California and Virginia 480 Deadwood T 19 Gould and Curry Eureka Consolidated 120 Howisstake Silver 5 Mexican Ontario 5 Plymouth 26 Standard 190 Union Consolidated 19 Yellow Jacket 150.
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New York
Alice
Aspen
Crown Point
Consolidated California
Virginia
Deadwood T
Gould and Curry
Eureka Consolida
Howisstake
Eee
Exican Ontario
Plymouth
Standard
Cnlon Consolidated
Yellow Jacket
Potatoes Slow and Prices Steady as Market Reports Loom
A late 19th century market summary notes excess potato supply and slow demand with near 200 carloads on sale in city yards. Deals include best stock near 40c per bushel in carload lots, while apples bananas and oranges show varied demand and price pressures across fruit and poultry products.
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Coustry
Malaga
Florida
Elgin
Obio Branda
Rae
New York
Saod Xeanen al CO
Wisconsin
California
Brazil
Eis Ihertia
Southern Sweets
Tains Roth
Timethy
German Hungaria. Sidine Lawn
Gang
Sear
Abushel
Yedlow
Bashel
Fragmented grocery list from an old stock catalog
A jumbled catalog fragment lists fruits, canned goods, dried fruits, and seafood with prices. Items include Valencia oranges, Smyrna figs, dates, prunes, peaches, evaporated fruit, corn beef, mackerel, sardines, and herrings with scattered quantities and dollar figures.
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Maracaibo
Java
Elisiee
Carolina
Antslana
Mosvate
California
Valencia
Salians
Ay Park
Fiey
Ldo Tess
Tehore
Tia
Holland Herting
Waikoff Herfe
Oetankat
Grain Exchange Sells Mixed Commodities and Building Materials
Market notes from the Grain Exchange show receipts of various cars including gample gats, yel low corn, oats, rye and flour with prices largely unchanged. Demand for lumber and building materials remains subdued from last year due to contractor delays, while quotations for hard woods and planed lumber are listed alongside miscellaneous goods.
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Grain Exchange
Gample Gats
Pittsburg
Fr. Wayne and
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Baltimore
Ohio
Pittsbane
Lake Bane Lear
Pitts and Western
Pennsylvania
Fiour
Seta Nort Isin
West Va
Tata Tn
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Sainte, Doyen & Cor
Andie
Hotmre
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Tbs
Hazelwood & Imhett
Tim
Wim Non
Bend
Reoeker
Linkborn & On
Hesket & Co
Sasibe
Canadas
Omaha
Ca'tle
St Tha So
My OR
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Grain and Provisions
Egers—Choice
Israel
el Osty
Ely
Mike
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Algo
Thixea Western
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Newige
Izige
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Weatern Dairy
Lee
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Telegraph
Minneapolis
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Chicago & Sixth ST
Thomas W. Hartman
South Highland Avenue
C. H. Stewart
H. C. Love
Magee
Fifth Avenue
Grant Street
W. G
F. Park
Sata Hotel
Ulm
Hussey
Allegheny
Christ Church
Stockton Avenue
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg
Fallston Pottery
Beaver County
Dispatch Building and Loan Association
Harrisburg
Citizens’ Traction
Pittsburg Traction
Allegheny Valley Railroad Company
Daniel Hendric
James Hay
First Ward
Ekealty
Charles Somes & Co
L. H. Stotler
Charles H. Carnahan
Eleventh Ward
Erin Street
A. Z. Byers & Co
Samuel Henderson
Duqueese Park
Tenth Ward
Hotton & Baldridge
East End Avenue
Twenty-second Ward
Palmer Place
Swissvale
Black & Baird
William E. Williams
John A. Roll
Linden
Reed B. Coyle & Co
Samuel Watson
Watson Place
Watson Boulevard
Chennarng Street
Baltensperger & Williams
H. W. Graib
River Avenue
Thomas McCaffrey
Butler Street
Jas. McKing
F Henry A. Schmidt
Penn Avenue
Thirty-seventh Street
J. Moffat
John Reed
Meridan Avenue
Mt. Washington
Swelller
Thirty-third
Eckard Deum
Swett
Boguet Street
Fourteenth Ward
M. McAnnan
Bertha Street
John Unger
Weravenue
Rostos
Rbank
Alscourat
Sen Eoe Pracvices
Bartinons
Mexornis
New
Home Securities
Metro
M. M
S.B. Ally
Asee
Ns. Tee Western
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Char
Val
Wheeling Gas Co
Pitts, Traction
Ashta
Weety
Pitts. West
GasCoal al
Hidalgo Im
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Wall Street
Sotee
New Jersey
Mil & St.Paul
Riety
Pais” Estes
Weeeen
Del
Lack, & West
Val del
Timote Central
Wwe Lake Erte
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Lake Shore
Ave Mobile
Hte Pacific
National Sontsge
Nathernatl Leal Rust
New York Central
L. B&w
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North American Co
Ile
W. P Pullman Patare
St. Paul & Dalat
St. Paul & Disheitas St
Union Pacine
Wheeling & L. E. Pre Ins
Cattle Food
Sly Bild Silja Ss
Philadelp ‘Ks
Ly Whitney & Im
Vein Avenue
Seabee
N.Y
Philmasee
Alley
Norte Pacific
Lehigh Navigation
Boston
Maine
Issees
Filnt& J Santa Fe
Go Land Co
Mass
Iid Land Co
Babeon
N. N
Allouez M
Eastern Electric Cable Co
Thomson-Houston Electric Co
Thomson-Houston Boe Fi
Wayne Electric
Estinghouse
Office of
Purisune Disrarce
Wrowrapay
Batman Fong
Philadelia
Green Coyfer
Fancy
Lamper
Roeceral
Serene Wepees
Cyeter
Carter
Williams
Coons
JOS. Fleming & Son
Market Street
Pittaburg
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