Iron trade review shows mixed signals for pig iron in the South
The iron market reports higher demand in the South with strong mill irons in the East while the West remains steady. Grey forge iron prices ease versus a month ago and stockpiles grew in August due to heat and sluggish consumption. Bessemer iron remains slow and nails stay steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manufacturers’ Association
Abd Chaninela
Dini Halle
Jorkez
Uenal
Perro Wanganese
Revival of business reports steady fall market activity
A telegraph from Pruaap Alpha notes a strong fall revival across iron and steel trades. Production and consumption are balanced with steady demand for crude iron, rolled iron, and structural material. Prices remain firm. large buyers could boost trades, while bridges and pipe work drive continued activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pruapelpha
Roltine Mills
Actiely
Gray Forge
Rds
Frost Iron
Jas
Han
Pitwburg
Philadelphia
Quiet Week in Iron Trade Shows Light Demand
Report from St. Louis and Southern furnaces notes another quiet week with weak inquiries and softer sales. Some grades scarce while others sell only at concessions. mixed activity across furnaces with some reluctant to do business at current prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tectal
Dispatch
Sr. Lown
Seber
Rogers, Brown & Meadikew
St. Louis
Seyetrorn
Bos
Southery
East St. Lowis Et
Increased Demand for Pig Iron Across Regions
The dispatch from Luise Am Alabama reports rising demand for pig iron with steady inputs from Western markets and distant sources in the Far East. Inventories remain modest and orders flow is near output, though some sellers decline November delivery offers and furnace men push long-term contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luise AM
Ala
Iron market steadiness amid occasional price concessions
In Cincinnati Rogers Brown & Co report the iron market remains fairly active with overall price preservation. Some furnaces holding special grades seek concessions on price or delivery while demand for finished iron stays strong and pig iron melting runs high. Tonnage on back orders remains heavy and confidence remains a market driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TME
Rogers, Brown & Co
New York Iron Market Mixed Signals Amid Steady Prices
In New York iron market news pig iron remains dull and steady while lead shows strength and tin stays quiet and firm with a reported price around 22 dollars and 20 cents. Traders note Nominal demand and cautious activity across the steel inputs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Market basket prices and produce trends at Diamond market
Improved trade as travelers return boosts demand for market basket items. Tomatoes have halved in price, but are currently up from last week. Fresh butter and oleo shifts, steady florists prices, and unchanged staple meats. Detailed retail quotes cover beef, lamb, veal, poultry, and a wide range of fruits and vegetables with unit prices. Ocean products and flowers also listed with current rates.
Live Stock Markets at East Liberty Stock Yards Report
The Friday report notes cattle receipts 88 head with 853 head shipped. market active for corn fed cattle from 4.00 to 4.75. grassers and mixed lots quoted. hogs 2,750 head shipped. sheep receipts 1,800 head with market unchanged at 2,000. Prices show steady demand and varied quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Idean
Tession
Beef and cattle market roundup from major cities
Telegraph digest covers Beeves receipts and prices across New York Chicago Kansas City St Louis Buffalo and New York markets. It notes dull to steady demand for cattle and sheep with varied prices per 100 pounds and shipment figures for the day and next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
the Evening Journal
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Novelists William Black’s Great Story Featured in The Dispatch
The Dispatch presents William Black’s celebrated novel as the best literary offering for readers in the Territory, available only through its Sunday edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Black
THE
Dispatch
Building Trades Fuel Modern Home Construction Wealth
A feature on the vast range of materials and trades entering modern house building from stone to wallpaper and plumbing to electric bells. Real estate market notices follow with large deals, property sales, and a surge in building activity including Edgewood Park plots and a Calhoun property sale near Homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Take
James W. Drape & Co
Hampett & Meredith
Edgewood Park
Neck of the Woods
Sterling Emery Wheel Company
West Sterling
Mass
Tifin,o
Pittsburg
Tiffin
Messia
W. A. Herron & Sons
C.J. Holman
H. A. Christy
C. EL. Craig
Exchange
Treasury
Calhoun
Howard Station
Virginia
Charleston
Homestead
Joseph H. Turner
Rebecca Street
Nineteenth Ward
George C. Garrison
Ruth Street
Thirty-second Ward
C. H. Love
Market Wrap Shows Downward Drift in Narrow Stock Calls
Second and third stock calls yesterday were waterhauls with minor price changes. Several bundles of Electris scrip traded as active interests shifted among Switch Pipesage and Electric. Total NYSE sales reached 120 337 shares led by Delaware Lackawanna and Western Louisville and Nashville Union Pacific St Paul and Atchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanas
Electris Scrip
Switch
Electric
Philadelphia Gas
Pittsburg Traction
Pleasant Valley
T.C
la Norla Mining
Westinghouse Fire
Uwks Co
Local Money Market Shows Stable Yet Mixed Signals
In a day of heavy checking and deposits, local finances show a satisfactory business climate. Exchanges totaled 2,901,718 dollars versus 1,920,843 last year, with balances of 405,811 dollars and money on call firmer in New York at 12 percent range. Sterling exchange remains steady around 4 and 4.66 for day bills and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sterling Exchange
Closing Bond Quotations and Financial Markets
The report lists bond prices and yields from various issuers and markets, including Mutual 1 Union, Northern Pace, Pacific M4, Oregon & Trans, and Westiste Unies. It notes New York and London clearings and balances, bullion withdrawals, and bankers call money firm at 6 percent with small surplus, plus New York exchange at a discount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Gen
JDM Northern Pace Intac
Northw
Oregon & Trans
R. G. Westiste
Unies Pacific
Erie
Shore
M. EL. &T. Gen
New York
Philadelphia
Uclearings
Lox Don
Bank of
New York Exchange
Oil Stout Sluggish Trade on Local Petroleum Exchange
Oil trading showed minimal movement with no Buckeye sales though offers at 34140. a few thousand barrels of Pennsylvania crude changed hands. Core and closing figures were Bb and 640 respectively with 46 000 barrels cleared. market features noted by John M. Oakley & Co. and A B McGrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
John M. Oakley & Co
Sixth Street
Pittsburg Petroleum Exchange
Seana
Liverpool
Reaance Bremen
A. B. McGrew
Pats
Oil Exchange reports mixed day with varied settles and clearances
The Oil Exchange shows no transactions today with Buckeye oil at 843 cents and multiple markets across Ohio and New York moving amid upward tendencies. Total sales reach 118 000 barrels with varied openings highs and lows and reported clearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil Exchange
Buckeye Oil
Wien Olen A. Eoaies
Sze
Tod Cascais
Ohio
Or City
Petroleum
New York
Pennsylvania Oil
Lima Oil
Openic
Wall Street Sees No Shake After Baumler Firm Failure
New York September 1 Traders expected a market sell off after the failure of Bawyer Wallace & Co but prices remained flat. Granger stocks traded narrowly while St Paul showed brief pressure. Rock Island issued rumors of pool buying but no clear accumulation emerged as the day wore on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bawyer, Wallace & Co
Wall Street
Bolls
St. Paul
Rock Island
Market Tumbles as Illinois Central Rumors Spread
Stock market activity shows heavy close with Illinois Central trading around 104 bid after a report of stockholder management tensions in Chicago. Burlington and Granger road receipts weigh on railroad and grain shares while government and state bonds remain dull and steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sena An Durt
Las Ey
Quincy
Illinois Central
Ita
San Antonio
Arkansas
Burlington
Chicago
Apex Island
New York Stock Exchange
Whitney & Strihenson
Pittsburg
Philadelphia Stocks Close at Mixed Prices
Closing seatons list mixed quotations from New York and Philadelphia exchanges. Stocks shown include Bodie 110, Caledonia 185, Consolidated California and Vil ia 40, Eureka Consolidated 425, Homestake 1000, Ontario 4100, Plymouth 800, Nevada 250, Standard 165, Sutter Creek 130 with others like Gould and Curry and Hale and Norcross among the items cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bodie
Caledonia
B. B
Consolidated California and Vilia
Commonwealth
del Monte
Eureka Consolidated
Gould and Curry
Hale and Norcross
Homestake
Ontario
Plymouth
Phomix
Arin
Are Nevada
Standard
Sutter Creek
River Improvements Target Ohio River Obstructions
Captain John A. Wood returned from Louisville and discussed removing obstructions on the Ohio River to Cincinnati. Work starts after Colonel Merrill secures appropriation. obstructions caused coal-fleet accidents and a Three Sisters Islands channel blockage. The U S Marshal to sell the sunken Joseph Nixon. Joseph B Williams sale upcoming. dam wickets raised and river rise expected due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Wood
Louisvile
Cincinnati
Colonel Merrill
Ohio River
Cincinnatii
Captain Wood
Three Sisters Islands
Foy Rail
Pennsylvania Ship Canal Commssion
Wood
United States
Joseph Nixon
Lower River Transportation Lines
Joseph B. Williams
Davis Island Dam
Driftwood Steamboat News Trimmed for Death Observance
Driftwood reports busy river traffic with upriver boats handling business. Gilmore towed the Pittsburg and Cincinnati wharfboat to the ways. Tom Reese No. 21s ran aground near Three Slater Islands and crew returned home by rail. Hendrickson buried at Elizabeth after death Tuesday. all steamboats tied up at half past one as respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacwer
Krank Gilmore
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Tom Reese
Slater Islands
Mat F. Allan
Parkersburg
Cap Ran Hendrickson
Elizabeth
Unclear Medical Headache Advertisement Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows an old time medical ad referencing headache relief and Liver Pills. Readable terms include Little Liver Pills likely marketed for headaches and general relief, with garbled branding and punctuation.
Domestic Markets Show Weakening Tendencies in 1890 Prices
Western eggs stay firm. butter, fruit prices mixed while melons and tropical fruit demand slip. Sugars and coffees steady. canned goods firm. Wheat, corn, flour prices decline with supply outweighing demand. oranges firm, Florida orange first pick due by October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Parnae
Florida
Wade
Mackeus
E ‘Teamery
Elgin
Ohio
New York
Sweitzer
Wisconsin Brick Saas
Weile Ogen
kY—lée
Blue Cross
Jamaica
California Peaches
California
Grain Prices and Receipts At The Grain Exchange
The grain market shows a drift toward lower prices with dull shell corn and steady oats. Wheat and flour weaken from last week’s highs while buyers expect prices to soften for cash sales. Carload quotes cover wheat rye flour and millfeed with mixed regional entries and varied rates across rail lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Haltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ohio
Sige Sear
Mullimwearte
Sagarin
Milwaukee
Bern
Duluth
Bard
Sugar cured hams and bacon items listed with prices
A garbled catalog segment lists various sugar cured hams bacon and pork products with mixed prices and units. It mentions sugar cured hams large medium small and breakfast bacon, skinned shoulders and hams, dried beef sets and rounds, tiger sides, salt clear pork, lard refined, and assorted barrels pails and quarter measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Tim Pale
Elena Ty Mann
Wheat and corn futures struggle through volatile session
Markets show initial drop then steady turn with wheat futures closing a bit higher after a mixed session. Corn and oats trade mixed while pork and lard move with modest gains, while various regional prices reflect broader shifts across the grain and meat markets.
Wool Market Steady Across Regions With Large Sales
New York and western markets showed steady demand for wool as sales topped 1,000,000 pounds. Prices varied by grade with Michigan and Ohio fine wools quiet at 50 to 60 cents. No 1 wools firm while foreign wools remained firm. Georgia saw a small sale at type prices amid overall robust activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santos
Subic
Java
Maracaibo
Alisplee
Cassia
Ohio
London
Muscatels
California
Valencia
Ondara
Turkey
Pranes
Salonica
Sicily
Oranay
Brazil
Peches
Higgins
Eureka
Lima
George's
Herrin Round Shore
Neg Lake
Toland
Texas
Canada
Montana
Boston
Michigan
Unio
Otlo
Safe
Oregon
Georgia
New York Dry Goods Market Activity and Prices
The New York dry goods market remained fairly active with agents and large orders from the South. Prints and staple cottons were in demand, with bleached cottons strong. no broad price advance expected, but values firm. Some lines show rising value, including reinforced cottons and linens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Druy
New York
Avents
Hamilton
Ige & Yard
Catarrh and Dyspepsia Institute Promises Cures in City
Testimonial from Mrs Henry Hunziker of M9 Colwell Street in the Eleventh Ward praises Drs at 323 Penn avenue for curing her catarrh and stomach pains after other doctors failed. She describes severe cramps, vomiting after meals, dizziness, night sweats, fatigue, and heart palpitations, and urges others to seek treatment at the Penn avenue institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penna Avenue
Henry Hansiker
Colwell Street
Ste
Henry Hunziker
Penn Avenue
Ences
Catarrh and
Dyspapaia Institut
Pitesnare
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Iron Trade Review
Dictarch
Pacial
Vanderbilt Iron & Steel Company
Smee
Achara
Wemerns
Delaware
Niagara
Ocean Products
Prowers
la France
Te Doren
Bennetts
East Liberty
Telegraph
Whisky Macklin
Business News and
Gonsip
George A. Kelley & Co
B. A. Faboestock Drug Warehouse
Wood Street
First Avenue
Kelley
J. W. Sproul
Montgomery Avenue
Allegheny
Itm
W. 8
Keech
C. C. Briggs
Beech
Charles L. Powers
Brown Place
Galen C. Hartman
George Eckert Wagner
J. Walter Hay
East End
Samuel W. Black & Co
Oakland
Fourteenth Ward
Black & Baird
Wilmot Street
M. F. Hipple & Co
M. F. Hipple
Lytie Street
Blair
Twenty-third Ward
Negley Avenue
Roup Street
Fifth and
Wilkins Avenue
Twenty-second Ward
Brown & Saint
Orrin Kh
Beech Street
Walls Station
Mellon
New Walls
Valace—Sackeye Lifelens
Wallace & Co. Pallore
Fran Tteer
Huroo
FiteLborg K. It
Flint & Pere M. Pre
Central
TACK
Aminee Land Co
N.Y
N. Eng
Boston Land Co
San ES Land Co
Old Colony
W . Maton
Atlantice
Centennial Mining
Boston & Mont
Canada Southern
New Jersey
Chesapeake & While
Neue Syc
St. L
Pitts
Su L
St. P
Ws c
Op. M
Norinwenern
G. Wi
G. Ac
Gol
Hocking
Thursade
Rio Grande
Vilnois Central
Erle
West
West Pr
Shore & M
Loutaville & Asnvilie
Mowiles& WG
Missouri
Norfolk & Western
Norfolk
San P
Minn
Tan
San F
Let
Stephenson
Ae Avenue
Lepleh Valley
Ay Lehigh Navigation
Glau
Northern Pacific
River Intelligence
Srk
Reng
Ingram
Iowa
Terday
Qeige
Iec
Warley
Sawyer, Wallace & Co
Caea
Sons Eg Er
Liz
Yomeesry
Mike
Muscevada
Pernamburo
United
Sie
Fim
Bus Inter
Sheen
Regan
Toviasons
Cee Oy
Corn—Opti Ane Wen A Ee
Twentieth Street
Carlow
Janith Beta
Aes Inaceraie Pune
Minneapolis
Wool Markets
Joseph Horne & CO
On Gail
Toll da Norda
Barth Seersack Dove
Heather & Renfrew Gleebama
Jale
Bshokers—Financial
Fourth Avenue
Bankehs and Brokers
Brocka
Bonda, Grain, Petroleum
Chisaga
ST. Pitubuarg
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