Money and Stocks Outlook Amid Cholera’s Market Shakeup
Local financial notes describe a tightening money market with reduced bank reserves and lower loans as cholera fears affect sentiment. Analysts expect gradual relief with potential gold imports, but caution remains on share prices and a possible postponement of major events like the World's Fair.
Money markets show steady demand and steady clears in Pittsburg
Money ease at 5.6 percent with firmer outside markets and improved demand. Exports of specie from New York totaled 3,453,273 with most going to Europe. Treasury report shows August circulation fell by 2,692,741 and bullion holdings declined, while notes and gold stocks shifted amid bank clearings across major cities.
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Pittsburg
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
New York
Europe
South America
D. C
Treasury Department
Treasury
United States
National Bank
New Torr
Bank Cleariessot
Boston
Lige Hscouns
Pwilabelrata
Acne
Palnccen
Cutcaco
Treenton Cali
Hank
New York Exchange
Sr. Wis
Bank
Ee Ca
Bar Silver Falls in London and New York Prices Move
Bar silver weakens in London trading with estimates near ten and a half per ounce. New York dealers respond by lowering silver prices to about sixteen and a half dollars per ounce.
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New York
London
S&igo
Foreign Financial Markets and Rate Renewals
The brief lists global money market figures with three percent rente rates at 100f 50c and petroleum payments. It shows assorted bond and stock prices including New York Central 113 and Reading 27 3/4, Mexican Central 65 1/2, Canadian Pacific 4 4, bar silver 38 1/4, and a short discount rate of 16 1/2 to 16 2/10 percent.
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Antwenr
Lowpor
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Erie
St. Paul Common
New York Central
Pennsyvania
Reading
Mexican Central
A Good Week in Realty Sees Sales Climb and Deals Progress
The weekly real estate market report notes improved undertone with more completed sales and new deals in both suburban and city properties. Building'agenda expands with medium priced lots planned. several large transactions hover near closure while some negotiations hinge on price.
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Compa
Real estate transfers show wide plots sold in Allegheny and Kensington
The market activity lists numerous parcels sold across wards including Tenth and Fourteenth in Allegheny and Kensington on the Allegheny Valley Railroad line. Transactions feature two-story brick dwellings, vacant lots, and modern frame houses with prices ranging from $325 to over $9,500, with buyers including Schenley Park Land Company, Graebing & Lyon, Baxter Thompson & Co, and the Burrell and Kensington Improvement Companies.
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Charles Braun
Ridge Street
Eidreenth Street
Charlea Dittmeyer
Brereton Avenue
Twenty-eighth Street
Ki. Billingham
Wicklow Street
Samuel W. Binck & Co
Jonette Street
Highland Park
H. H. Lark, Jr
Jouette Street
Stanton Avenue
Stanton
Winterton
Coarles Somers & Co
Cavagnero
Low Nes
Robert Swan
Pete Avenue
Tenth Ward
Allegheny
Rap M. F. Hippie & Co
John Stippleh
Birs. C. M. Moore
Meyran Avenue
Fourteenth Ward
Peter Shields
Schenley Park Land Company
Strude Street
Twenty-third Ward
Dane Street
Bath
Eyreenee
Lydia Street
William Flinn
Greenfield Avenue
Graebing & Lyon
J.C. Dick
Second Avenue
Mt. Washington
A. M. Tressel & Co
B. A. Elliott Company
Thomas Heister
Elliott
Baxter, Thompson & Co
John A. Graver
Leciie
Clif Streets
Eleventh Ward
D. Behen &Son
George McCready
Johnston McCroskey
Penn Avenue
Sixteenth Ward
John E. Ewing & Co
Ewing
Cedar Street
East Bellevue
Black & Baird
A. Wilkinson
Gray and
Hall Streets
Burrell and Kensington Improvement Companies
Kensington
New
Allegheny Valley
James M. Bain
Homestead
Anton Tolksdorf
Creighton
Andreas Marienfeld
William YL Goldstein
Alleguen
Anton Rabin
Pittsburg
Peter, Charles
George Krummel
Mia
Louisa van Dern
Domenico Capitani
McDonald
Simon Becker
Mummfort Bros
John Donnell
Mary Wakefeld
Mary Strachen
James W
Minnie Ackman
Spurgeat P. O
E. T. Schaffner
Market Rally Lifts Reading Sugar and Specialties Shares
A broad stock rebound led by dealers buoyed sugar and specialty issues amid unsettled coal toll disputes between Reading and Pennsylvania Railroads. Sugar rose to 1113 cents, Reading to 55, and several names like Pullman and Hudson edged higher in thin trade as investors covered shorts. Bond activity was sparse while government issues remained dull and steady.
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New York
Sept
Reading
Pennsylvania
Sugar
St. Paul
Pullman
Soney Central
Peeee and Hudson
Lackawanna
Northern Pac
Oil Wells Extend McDonald Field in Southwest Pennsylvania
The Sistersville oil field broadens as Devonian Oil Co reports a southwest expansion with a 35 barrel daily well and 1,000 barrels of salt water. Multiple rigs and operators including Greenlee & Frost, Royal Gas, Oakdale Oil, and others drill new Nos and update output, with total field production around 18,500 barrels and lines like Southwest Pennsylvania and Lima divisions handling shipments.
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McDonald Bros
McDonald
Elliott Frm
J. W. Stobb
J. H. Robb
Wettengel
Mertz
Kelso
Oakdale Oil Company
Hutchinson
Woodland Oil Company
Crawford
John Robb
Gladden
E.G. Alexander
Scott Heirs
Northfield of Company
Baratas Company
Mark Robb
Maclarkey & McMillan
Freeman
Oakdale
W. Kennedy & Co
Kennedy
Fife Pool
Fitzgibbons & Co
Walker Farm
Calawell & Mays
Robb
Sistersville
Devonian Oil Company
F.rb. Wells
Keener Heirs
Oid
C. E. Glenn
Butler
Hassan's Hill
Buick
MacDonald
Greenlee & Porest
Marshall
Atock
National Transit Company
Pennsylvania
McDonald, Co
Buckeye
Mackaburg
Lima
Notin
Eureka
Southern Pipe Line
New York Transit
Tidewater
Sistersvilles Field
Market Quiet at Opening to Close with Little Activity
The October option market opened and closed without notable business, with prices modestly varied. New York and London quotes showed slight movements while certificates and other items received no attention throughout the session.
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New York
London
Jpell
Tin plate Industry Growth Projected in United States
B L Livingstone of Cincinnati notes US tin plate production for the last year at 15 646 719 pounds and 4 828 228 pounds of tinned steel. He predicts next year output may exceed 200 000 000 pounds, with 29 of 42 tin plate firms active and capacity for 199 000 000 pounds of plates.
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B. L. Livingtone
Cincinnati
United States
Grand Army Day Committee Adopts $418 05 Rail Rebates
The Grand Army Day Committee met at Municipal Hall to settle business. A Pennsylvania Railroad check for 418.05 covered rebates for Rock Point travelers, prompting questions about attendance figures and ticket sales policies. A Transportation Committee inquiry and another meeting were ordered.
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Manicipal Hall
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Rock Point
Transportation Committee
Reunion of Pennsylvania Reserves in Washington
Pennsylvanian Reserves plan a reunion in Washington on Wednesday September 21. Meeting at headquarters 1833 EF Street at noon the group will march to the White House for a review by the President before proceeding to Georgetown. An electric car ride to Tennallytown will follow for meals and exercises. Headquarters open September 10 at 1333 E Street for arriving members to report and register.
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Pennsylvenia E Reserves
Washington
EF Street
White House
Georgetown
Tennallytown
E Street
Senior Vice Commander Visits Indian Post 24 in Pa
Senior Vice Department Commander W. C. Russell with Comrades H. H. Bengough and John C. Stas visited Post 24 at Indians Pa last Thursday evening. The meeting drew a large, enjoyable crowd with addresses by Judge Harry White Captain Nestit Senator Sloan and others. Ex Senator Georgy W Hood organized Pittsburg comrades and extended hospitality. They plan to reciprocate at a future occasion.
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W. C. Russell
H. H. Bengough
John C. Stas
Indians, Pa
Harry White
Nestit
Sloan
Georgy W. Hood
Pittsburg
New Post Added in Allegheny County Mustering Plan
A new post will be created in Allegheny County at Natrona numbered 405. Comrade J D Mc Farland is named the far mustering officer and will publish details this week to finalize muster arrangements. Pittsburg and Allegheny companies are expected to attend the muster in service.
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Allegheny County
Natrona
J. D. McFarland
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Post 155 leads inter post meeting and health notes
Post 155 had one of the most inter meetings of the year last Friday night. Comnapz Tuomas BR. Bors of Post 155, who has been very ill, is happily improving. Post 157's meetings have been suspended during the fair. There was none last week and will be none the next two weeks. Post 163 will leave for Washington on the Vthinet at 8 o'clock P. M. on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Post 151 will meet early next Tuesday evening, adjourn and proceed to Post 15's fair at Turner Hall Forbes street. Comrade Thomas Fording's gay conduct at Atlantic City is questioned by comrades.
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Comnapz Tuomas BR. Bors
Post 152
Paene
Comnapes
Asriss
John McShane
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio
Post 151
Post
Turner Hall
Forbes Street
Post 157
Joux Gray
Post 8
Superior Avenue
Allegheny
Comnaps
L.M. Annon
Post 199
Comnape
A. F. Scorr
Post 163
W. T. Powell
Atlantic City
John M. Brown
Post 128
Frayox Cathovs
Comwnane
Feravson
Mes. Akmicza
J. B. Armiger
Mrs. Armiger
Thomas Fording
W. C. Hueser
Fording
Chartarm W. G. Gurrrrra
Post 88
New Castle
Morrison
Griffith
Stevenson
Mctonnell
Sheriff
D. H. Speer
Hunter
Union
Legion
National Association
D. C
Chattanooza
Society of the Army of the Cumberland
Knapps
Chickamauga
National Encampment notes from No. 1 meeting in New Castle
Veterans report on pension claims and officers for the National Encampment at Indianapolis. Blair and Danks touted for top posts, exscamrvant delegates named, and a flagstaff planned for Encampment No. 1 HQ on Sixth Avenue. Community updates from No. 6 hall and recent New Castle events included.
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Exscamrvant No. 1
Indianapolis
F. L. Blair
John A. Denks
C.F. McKenna
George B. Chalmers
A. L. Pearson
A. B. Hay
William Corbell
F. Co. Dorsinston
Iuin
M. Dalghesh
J. Charles F. Frank Colonst
P. Callo
S. W. Hill
LN. Kirkrick
M. Evans
B. Dott
Haymaker
W. H. Speer
BE. W. McKee
Thomas McKee
Mate Sloan
Secret Societies Meet In Pittsburgh Area Lodges
Secret societies items list meetings and degrees at Pittsburg Encampment No.2 Pittsburg Lodge No. 1034 Garfield Lodge No. 1010 and others with initiations and work to be done September 5 6 and 10. A new encampment forms with meetings planned and invitations extended to members across districts.
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R. A. Lamberton
Ite
Sixth Avenue
Pittsburg
Garfield Lodge No
Pall
Improved Order Heptasophs Seek Growth This August
Lawrence Conclave No. 75 meets next Thursday for initiations with Supreme Provost M. G. Cohen and I. Osmond to visit. Amity Conclave member M P ger joined last week. Zete No. 6 organizer Harry Goldman says over 30 initiates before January. Secretaries urged to forward notices weekly. Large membership rise anticipated in Allegheny County.
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M. G. Cohen
Fifth Avenue
City
Allegheny County
Sixth annual excursion of Brad dock St Thomas Society noted
The sixth annual excursion of the St Thomas Society of the C T A U Brad dock drew about 1,500 attendees. Lodge No M Or der of St Geo in Grand Army Hall hosted meetings. Knights of G E and U A M members reported multiple degree conferrals and ongoing lodge activity across nearby towns.
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St Thomas Society
Braddock
Pride of Allegheny City Lodge No. M
Order of St. Geo Wiltholds
Grand Army Hall
Danish Arctic Expedition Returns From Scoresbys Land
Nine members of the Danish navy under Lt. Ryder return to Iceland after spending winter in Scoresbys Land Greenland at 70 27 N. Work focused on exploration and collection of valuable specimens. Great scientific results already achieved. the expedition will go back to Greenland at month’s end.
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Corpenhances
Ryder
Iceland
Scoresby’s Land
Greenland
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