The Trend of Trade and Western Pennsylvania Crops
McMasters reports Minnesota wheat quality at its best and a strong corn and oats crop. He notes a prairie chicken haul from New Elm and predicts Minnesota wheat yields will top previous records despite similar or slightly lower outputs. In Western Pennsylvania, eggs and butter rise, stores restocked with chat, and corn prospects improve with late frost risk fading, while rotting potatoes temper forecasts. A Chicago Trade Bulletin note confirms pork packing and ice storage rules. A Lacrosse packing hay trust forms to protect margins amid low prices. weekly stockyard receipts summarized for East Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrick
Pitrsevec Disrater
C. McMasters
Minnesota
United States
Northwest
Clinton
New Cumberland
Mc Pouttry
The
Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Baltimore and Ohio
Lake Erie
Pittsburg and Western
P.R. RR
Daily Livestock Receipts and Markets Across Cities
Telegraph report details New York and major markets showing cattle and sheep receipts, shipped totals, and price ranges. Kansas City and Chicago show active cattle markets with steers and stockers at varied prices, while St Louis and Baltimore indicate mixed demand and steady, or slightly lower, prices for cattle and sheep.
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New York
Nekas
Kansas
Texas
Ion Nen
Ieard Cetary
Stanly
Angers
Markets by Wire shows mixed futures and packed reminds
In Chicago the market stayed heavy with thin orders and no outside support. December futures hovered near 78 3/4 cents, while May saw some liberal buying as spring weather and Iowa Illinois Indiana trusts boosted prices. corn, pork, lard, and ribs showed varied moves with unsettled tones across the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rday
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Desie Tiamier
Emune
Wirar
New York
New Orleans
Western
Western Steam
Western Dairy
Philadelphia
Sige
Penneéyivania
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Cige
Hosed
Bige
Spgc
eWc
Isic
Ingc
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Toledo
One Republican Congressman Happy With Postmaster Appointments
Washington dispatch reports Representative Sherman of New York fully satisfied with administration postmaster progress. He notes every fourth-class office worth $200 or more in his district is filled, contrasting Cleveland era delays. Sherman says others may be inactive if not similarly pleased.
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Hill District
ST Rciad
Dispatch
Washington
Representative Sherman
New York
Cleveland
Sherman
Fall fashion sale offers 10000 men's suits at 12 and 15
The Pittsburg Combination Ding Company at Grant and Diamond streets Court House trades on new fall styles with crowded counters. It touts suits cut and finished equal to custom make sold at 12 and 15 dollars. Sale starts at 8 o clock this morning.
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Pittsburg
D Ng Company
Grant and
Diamond Sts
Court House
Real estate price surge and futures debate on exchange floor
Real estate owners report a 15 to 20 percent price advance amid rising demand as brokers split on allowing futures trading. Some members push rule changes to broaden property participation and curb bucket shops while critics doubt the necessity.
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Samuel W. Black
East End
Unloading A Favorite Features In Mock Market
The La Soria active feature led the mock market with heavy trading and rapid price moves while Central Traction saw small lot sales. A broker questioned inside information signaling potential enterprise failure, noting no other material shifts and overall light bid and offer activity across the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Noria
Re Ee
Washington Oilea
Shaan
Pitts
Ares Bank
Forest Nl
USA
Citizens’ Traction
Pittsburg Traction
H.co
Goa
Anes la Moria Mining Co
la Norte
Sieeras
The Change in Banking Demand and Bond Purchases
The article reports a modest rise in loan demand with bankers noting not being very busy yet but expecting growth before holidays. It cites Treasury bond purchases totaling $105,490,700 since August 4, 1887, and notes currency ease as East withdrawals increase. It lists money on call in New York at 3 3/4 percent, mercantile paper at 5 7/8 percent, and closing bond quotes with various U.S. and state issue prices, plus bank clearings across major cities and bullion changes at the Bank of England and Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Stock Exchange
New York
Friends of the Project
Treasury Department
Fach Ases
Ime Mercantile
Bostos
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Bank of England
Bank of 'S
Paris
Bank of France
Chicago
Str. Louis
Oil Market Sags as Old Market Drags Down Trade
The Old Market and Lobster both show decline with no gain. Oil prices weakened yesterday from a 08 high to 63g and closed at 97lg after light trading in New York. Cash oil remained duller and 5c lower than regular trading, while Wednesday clearings stood at 76,000 barrels.
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New York
Corrected daily by John M Oaxiey & Co Pittsburg Petro
Fragmented OCR text shows a damaged stock or trade catalog entry with names and markets such as New York London and a refinery context. It mentions correction by John M Oaxiey & Co and items like average and refined calls but overall reads as garbled financial ad copy without clear events or outcomes. Entities include New York London and Pittsburg Petro, but the exact action or date is not discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Oaxiey & Co
Pittsburg Petroeum
New York
C. of
London
Washington Pa Oil Well Drilling Report Fails to Improve
At noon today the Hurmes Con Kontz No 1 well showed 1 barrel in sand with a small oil showing and did not improve on deeper drilling. Quay No 1 displayed oil in the token sand, while Hagerty m proved on deeper drilling and is now doing. The extent of the strike remains uncertain pending further testing at the station.
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Washington
Hurnsé&Con
Kontz No
Quay
Petroleum Market Reports Mixed After Early Firm Open
New York September 4 petroleum trading opened firm but soon weakened with sales slipping to 865 cents. Prices remained steady around 660 as orders supported by cautious activity faded amid light rain. Total cases sold reached about 808,000 barrels.
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Sant Rer
Petroleum
Real Estate Deals Highlight City Movement and Sales
Realty activity shows continued interest with C Beringer & Son offering a frame house and two Heidelberg lots near Mansfield for 2000 dollars, while Black & Baird sell two La Force Street lots numbers 77 and 78 in the People’s Savings plan for 6 dollars, both reports reflect active local property transactions.
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Black & Baird
North Homestead
C. Beringer & Son
Fourth Avenue
William Wickle
Heidleburg
Mansfield
Hlack & Baird
Philip Kraneter
la Force Street
Southside
People’s Savings Plan
The Yankee Girl Mine Strike Bids Boost Red Mountain
The Denver Republican reports the Yankee Girl Mine, largely owned by Pittsburg stock, opened the richest ore body yet found. Two cars worth about 50,000 to 40,000 dollars struck between the fourth and fifth levels, main Springer body, ore selling for 4200 dollars per ton in Denver, with a 900 dollar brick melted from a sack. The new ore is similar and half silver, and may take over a year to exhaust. Red Mountain cheers as other properties revive.
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Denver Republican
Pittsburg
Simon Purenga
Schwartz
Springer
Denver
Red Mountain
Transfer of Stock for Hand Street Bridge to Railroad
Work to transfer stock to the Pleasant Valley Railway Company began yesterday and will likely finish today. The railway company plans a new bridge at once, costing about 000. It will feature 45 foot spans, two footways and four tracks.
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Hand Street
Pleasant Valley Railway Company
Stock Market Gains Strength Amid Outside Buying
New York news reports continued active and strong stock trading with weakness fading. Outside buying, led by a Chicago party in Western stocks, lifted market leaders except Coalers while insiders boosted Villards. Coal stocks stood out as a market feature amid optimistic expectations and planned improvements by new investors.
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New Yor
Chicago Party
Coalera
Chessoallee Coal and Iron Co
Market Report Notes Mixed Bankers Gains and Declines
Market ends firm with gains led by Northern Pacific and Wisconsin Central while Cotton Oil shows weakness after a midday dip. Manitoba Wheeling and Lake Erie rise 2 1 4 Victoria Jersey Central and Reading also advance. rail bonds dull but overall list shows steady, widespread strength. Daily stock prices corrected by Whitney & Stephenson with many names listed including Wisconsin Central, Reading, Northern Pacific, and Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe.
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Manitoba
Wisconsin Central
Fourte Pues 'Wesing
Lake Ere
London
Wth
Northern Pacific
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Tennessee
Jersey
Wisconsin
Louisville and
Nashville
Reading
New York Stock Exchange
Tus
Whitney & Stephenson
Pittsburg
Interest in dry goods centers in jobbing trade
New Yore notes September 4 reports steady activity in dry goods. Lee descriptions sit for sale at good prices while speculative movement remains cautious. Brown and bleached goods see strong demand in ored cottons and three-yard Southern chestings. Prints in demand with light supply. Woolens fair. Market unchanged with generally firm prices.
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Lee
Brown
Market Report From St Louis Receipts Trade Quiet
Market in St Louis reported steady activity with receipts totaling 5910 pounds. Market conditions remained calm and prices held as buyers and sellers observed cautious optimism in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Countess De Londieres Exposes Husband at Quebec Dance
In Quebec a society scene at Governor General's residence ends in scandal as Countess De Londieres seizes her husband from a prominent married woman during a royal entertainment. A rumor claims the Countess struck the other lady in the face amid the confrontation.
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Quebec
Countess de Londieres
Province of
Stanley
Herusband
Man Starves Himself to Death in Hadley County
In Saratoga on September 5, Jim Stearnes of Hadley, a loner with eccentric habits, plans a self-imposed famine ending his life. He prepared a coffin for burial at home, dug his grave on bought ground, and began fasting on September 1, declaring death by voluntary starvation is not suicide. He follows a religious-like resolve to endure until death.
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Dispatch
SaraToga
Jim Stearnes
Hadley
Stearnes
Worsford's Acid Phosphate for the Tired Brain
An advertisement touts Worsford's Acid Phosphate as a remedy for fatigue from over-exertion. It urges readers to try the product to restore energy and mental alertness.
Domestic Markets Show Quiet Trade and Flat Prices
Market notes report a quiet trade with no new features. Egg and butter prices hold firm, fruit stocks poor with overripe bananas abundant, poultry scarce around Pittsburgh, and Christmas turkey may rise. Prices for dairy, fruits, vegetables, and canned goods vary. grains and hay show firmer tone while receipts exceed demand, prompting concessions to move sales.
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Pittsburg
Burren—Creamery
Elgin
Ohio
New York
Dressed Meat Ad Prompts Fresh Market Warning
Fragment reads like a rushed ad for dressed meat and a port inite item, with stray letters and unclear pricing. It hints at a local market notice or classified item sale but lacks coherent details or identifiable names, dates, or locations.
Married Twice In One Day In New Haven Feat
In New Haven on September 4 George G. Haven Jr of New York wed Miss ElisaScudann without a ring. The ceremony paused as a guest loaned a ring and Dr Harwood repeated the marriage rite after the ring was found.
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New Haven
George G. Haven, Jr
New York
Elisaex
Charles E. Scudann
Dowe Wickets Lowered At Davis Island Dam Work Delays Channel
Sixteen wickets were lowered at the Davis Island Dam on Wednesday night causing rapid river fall. By sundown the river stood 39 inches and dropped 16 inches by yesterday evening as the gates released water to aid bridge construction at Brunet's Island. Steamboat men praise the measure, noting the dam will take several days to affect the channel, and over four feet of water must pass for barges to move.
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Davis Island
Ea Tves Tole
Brunet's Island
Eighteen Surviving Widows and Survivors Noted in Pension Payouts
During the quarterly pension payments at the Third avenue office, 18 valid survivors of the War of 1912 receive distributions along with 312 widows of participants. The war ended over 74 years ago and the group is rapidly dwindling. The report mentions the death of James B. last month in a distant city.
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Third Avenue
James B
Abee Eeak Tae
Budd Returns Says Mismanagement Caused Company Trouble
H S Budd Jr manager of United States Funeral Directing Company returned from the East and attributed the failure to mismanagement or officers' intent to wreck the firm He believed the business would continue under new management after unsatisfactory discussions with stockholders.
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United States
H. S. Budd, Jr
Late News In Brief From A Turbulent Ledger
A garbled late news in brief reports multiple items including a man John Schlaspler killing his brother Jacob and himself at Union Hill due to asylum fears, a Washag governor convention, a Texas state reunion speech, a Chinese marriage cruelty claim, a death by self-immolating action near Niagara Falls, a New York Prohibition convention ticket, a Buffalo electricity accident near Seneca Street, a prisoner transfer in Bessemer, and Holshay reward discussions with no payoff.
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John Schlaspler
Jacob
Union Hil. N. d
State
Washag Bee
BE. P. Sane Fontain
Rece
Texas
Lay
Ching Lay
York
Niagara Falls
Pears
Secon
New York
Syracuse Cat
Jesse H. Griffin
Mr. Rand
Tonawanda
J. W. Bruce
Baerer
Keapear
Aenyon
Jn O Court of Appeals
W. J. Farrington
Buffalo
Seneca Street
Detroit
Sincore
Bessemer
Mich
New Stone
Holzha
Shawano
Republic
Man Holshay
Holzhay
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Pennsyvania
Daily Trade Bulletin
Board of Trade
Packing Hay Trust
Kankakee Valley
Lacrosse
Ind
Ee Ton
East Liberty
Neceipts
Telegraph
Sr. Louis
Cattio
Boreborn Common
Merket
Benrieh
Beecham
Peaxes
Sugar Trust
Daily Vindicator
Wall Street
Trust
Potomac
Sheboygan
Cucker Chair Company
la Soria
Grogen T
Pete
U.S
M. K. At
Ms Tejapan Union
St. Les
Pacific
Lidky
St. Pi. Chd
Ists Union Pac
West Shore
Washington Wells
Yankee Girl
Grangera
Coalers
Wis. Central
Central
Top
BR. K
AllonezMgCo
Hoston & Albany
Calumes & Beca Hoston & Maine
Cataipa
G. B. BU
Punta Pere
Quincy
Eves Oh Mevican
Boston Land Oyie Y
San Diego
Hutland Preferred
Canada
New Jersey
Nypeake
Bur
Ouiney
St. F
Ste
G&l
Col
Rooke
Eyt
E. T
Litnots
Lake Erie & Western
Pleat
Axe
Snore & i
Michigan
Moblie & Ohio
Ken
New York Central
N.Y
E.B
Pennees & Es
Norfolk & Wolké Western
Uble
One Philadel
Pullman Paince
Hichmona & J.ay P
Minmond & W.P.T
Dan Fran Pi
Ax Élite
Wa Union Paaife
Wabash
Western Union
Wheeling & L
WBS
Chicago Gas Trust
Philadelphis
Sea Ourth Avenue
Batalo
Sone Cane Erase
Basten
Governor General's
Worsford’s
Rio
Java
Maracaibo
Santos
Caracas
Mae
la Guayra
Globe
Elaine
Algogee
Caro
Prime
Louisiana
Bose Ana Aie
Lonx Val
Ondara Valen
Sultan Opi
Sicily
California
Feiss
Hie
Ign
Joose
Tan Prain
Dowe
Budd
Castoria
T, Mellon & Sons Bank
Pelee PA
Mexico
West Indies
South and
Central America
AEW
Armour & CO
Phanly
Remmmeer
Armour
S. Iy
Joseph Horne & CO
Sateen
Ecu
Brokers— Financial
Kane & Stephenson
Arey & Co
Medical
Whittier
Penn Avenue
Ana Dokles
Pitburg
Bipa
Gray’ Medic
Holland
Sciae Continnets
Liberty Sts
AL RC
P. A
Penn Ave
Chichester
Bes
Siesaas Bethea
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