Stockyards report on cattle sheep and hog prices and receipts
Cattle receipts at Herr's Island below late average with Chicago supplies. Prime heavy Chicagos 40 to 35 50. good to choice 4 90 to 5 25. calves Sc to 7e per pound. sheep and lambs active with prices up 2Sc per cwt. Receipts from Chicago Ohio and Pennsylvania totaled 341 cattle and 731 sheep and lambs. hogs 432 head with prices up from last week. East Liberty and Woods Run markets show mixed demand and higher prices for cattle and hogs. Weather improves trade. prime loads shift to Chicago for supply.
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Pirttssvene
Herr’s Island
Manly
Chicago
S Zeigler
L. Gerson
A. Frouan
L. Rothachild
J. Richter
Onio
J. Crokshank
Pennsylvania
Pollowine
Zeigler
Ohio
J. Chalkshexie
Sanard & Lanedon
L Zeigler
D. ©. Pisor
G. Flinner
J. Reiber
William McCreary
Robey
J. A. Franks
Sanford & Langdon
IL Zeichler
DO Por
J. Behler
J. Buber
Woods’ Run
Perth
East Liberty Yards
Gay
Sharp Grain Market Decline After Heavy Selling
Chicago trading saw a strong early selloff in wheat with prices down about 45 to 43 4 cents from Saturday. Corn and oats fell on good weather and ample receipts while short covering limited losses, and various commodities including pork lard and butter posted declines or steady closes amid a weak money market and light demand.
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Chicago
Mess Park
Janos
New York
Atice
Seele Baseje
Selge
New Orleans
Minnesota
Wie
Twentieth Street
Pennsylvania
ST. Louis
Nebraska
Laril
Minneapolis
Duluth
Baltimore
Beef and livestock prices from Chicago to Buffalo market rounds
Market column reports cattle hogs and sheep advances across major cities. Catoe-Reverts leads mixed prices with Texan imports, natives at $4.00 and calves and lambs varying by region. Receipts rise in New York Cincinnati Kansas City and Buffalo with firm to higher trends in most categories.
County Buildings Sell Price Hopes Rise for Duis
Commissioners delay sale of old Court House buildings awaiting the Duquesne Traction project. They expect higher value from a Diamond Street fronting site with bids around 100000 for the corner Ross and Diamond building and 50000 for the railroad property.
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Court House
Duquesne Traction
Diamond Street
Ross and Diamond
Amailer
Local Money Market Shows Relaxation and Steady Demand
The week opened with stronger money markets and relaxed stringency. Loan demand remained good with 6 per cent on call and time loans, exchange and balances reflecting a tighter supply of small bills despite general steadiness in Pittsburgh’s business system.
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Pisteburg
Wall Street
Treasury Pap
Ene
San Francisco
Bal Weal! Atraet
Vo Whiney
Stephen
Treasury to buy at least ten million in four percents
Mr R P Flower reports the Treasury will purchase a minimum of 10 million dollars of four percent bonds and perhaps more. An unnamed Windom ally suggests large holders aim to force higher prices. Windom hints at balancing favors for or against the present bond market. Money on call in New York was light, with rates from 4 to 8 percent and 6 to 6 per annum on various instruments. Bond quotes and city clearings show a tight money market and weak sterling exchanges.
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Schenley Park
Pittsburg
Duquesne Traction Company
Wilkinsburg
Goosecreek
Homestead
Plummer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie
Lawrence
East End
John W. Herron
A. J. Pentecost
Montgomery Farm
Mansfield
Liberty Street
Samuel W. Black & Co
Magaw & Goff, Lim
W.H. Gould
Castle Shannon
O. R. Toudy
M. F. Hipple & Co
L. Widemeyer
Car Son Street
Twenty-first Ward
Charles Somers & Co
Black & Baird
Jennie Kebn
T. A. Gillespie
Herron
Sherman Avenue
Allegheny City
John R. Grace
Grace
R. P. Flower
Cspital
Treasury
Windom
Sap
New York
Prime Mercantile
Paris
Hicago—Clearinga
Activity Lifts Vocal Securities Trade in Mixed Markets
Stock activity picks up with 673 shares traded as Philadelphia Gas leads, buyers push prices down slightly for Gas and Switch and Signal, with small gains for Luster and Manufacturers' Gas. The day closes amid broad market totals and scattered second and third calls on major issues.
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Philadelphia Gas
Luster
Switch and Signal
Gas
Electric and
Commercial National Bank
New York
Cleveland
Tractiona
Day in Oil Markets Slows After Pennsylvanian Trade
About 10 000 barrels of Pennsylvania oil changed hands as the market opened lower than Saturday’s close. Bradford buyers lifted prices nearly two cents, while New York selling orders below the day’s top capped gains. A slight reversal followed before settling about a quarter cent under the day’s best quote. Refining strength supported trade as detailed by John M. Oakley & Co. of Pittsburgh.
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Pennsylvania
Bradford
New York
Petroleum market opens firm with rising Pennsylvania oil prices
New York reports the petroleum market opening firm with a light early reaction before a sharp advance for Pennsylvania oil. Prices show opening at 83 1/2 cents, high 87 1/4, low 82 1/4, close 83 1/4. October option opens 88 1/2 cents, high 84 1/4, low 52 7/6, close 8 1/2 cents. Lima oil opens high, closes around 9 1/2 cents.
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Dr. Orry
Stighighbes
Midge
Sige
New York
Pennsylvania Oil
Sic
Lima Oil
Hige
Wall Street Pressure Maintains Lows Amid Dark Market Outlook
The New York and Chicago markets opened lower with London figures down, money tight at midmorning and rates around percent. A late-day rally lifted some stocks but most fell 10 to 12 percent with Villard and Chicago gas leading declines. Lake Shore showed strength while St Paul and others struggled.
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New York
Wall Street
London
Villard
Chicago Gas
Lake Shore
Burlington and Quincey
Chicago
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
North American
Arkansas
Texas
Sub Treasury Absorption Sparks Stock Market Notes
Assistant Secretary Nettleton reports that disbursements for interest pensions and government expenses surpassed Customs and internal revenue by about 44 million dollars in the last 80 days. The New York sub Treasury absorbed funds until recently as pensions drew payments. stock quotes from New York and Philadelphia markets follow with corrected daily notices.
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Wabash Deben
Treasury
Nettleton
United States Treasury
New York
sub-Treasury
suab-Treasury
New York sub-Treasury
Sub- Treasury
New York Stock Exchange
Whitney & Stephenson
Mining Quotations and Prices in New York Market
New York mining quotations list Caledonia B. H. at 175, Eureka Consolidated 400, Homestake 400, Horn Silver 50, Ontario 4100, Occidental 170, Phenix Arizona 100, Sutter Creek 150 as of September 15.
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New York
Caledonia B. H
Eureka Consolidated
Homestake
Horn Silver
Ontario
Occidental
Phenix
Ariz
Sutter Creek
Fogs Delay River Travel and Freight in Ohio Valley
Dense fogs kept packet steamers late as Louise Merrs sustains engine damage after a near collision near Protect. Keystone State delays, wharf congestion slows loading, and heavy freight remains on Rochester docks. River levels ease but loading continues amid repairs and multiple arrivals and departures along the Kanawha and Ohio routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Merrs
Louise
Cincinnati
Keystone State
Fish Creek
Rochester
Henderson
Allegheny
Monongahela
Davis Island
Domestic Markets Report From Pittsburg Dispatch 1890
Potatoes and apples firm with prospects for higher prices. wheat decline returns values to last Monday's rates. Butter quiet after price cut. eggs firm. Grapes lead fruit demand as season wanes. Prices listed for butter, cheeses, syrup, poultry, vegetables, and assorted produce with wide regional variation.
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Department of Trade
Ohio
New York
Limburger
Weltzer
Weitauer
Timothy
Jamaica
California
Jersey
Grocery prices steady as new crop promises rice drop
Markets report staples steady at current rates with good prospects for lower rice prices as new crop appears. Canned fruit demand weak due to high prices while several bulk items including coffee, sugar and oils show varied quotes from Rio to Caracas and domestic sources.
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Santos
Caracas
la Guayra
Maracaibo
Cassia
Globe
Elaine
Car- Reenac
Royaline
Carolina
Louisiana
London
Muscatels
California
Valencia
Sultana
Turkey
Sicily
Iberta
Brazil
Higgins
Holland Herring
Grain Receipts At Pittsburgh And Western Markets Report
Receipts listed at the Grain Exchange show 38 cars distributed among lines including Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway with hay oats flour barley rye middlings and corn among destinations. Prices for carload lots on track reflect steady grain conditions with no boom and flour and hay trading quietly while wheat prices dip slightly to week-ago levels.
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The
Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago Railway
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburg and Western
Kreg
Sugar cured meats and lard prices from 19th century listing
A dense price list items sugar cured hams bacon sides and bellies beef plates and lard in barrels pails and tin cans with prices noted per unit or unit batch. It includes sugar cured dried beef rounds smoked sausage fresh pork links boneless hams and related cold meat products.
Coffee Trade Report from Santos Seeks Clarity
In Santos on September 13, coffee prices showed average quality at 7,000 reis per 10 kilos. Week receipts rose with 40,000 bags cleared for the United States. The report notes stocks at 152,000 bags and 614,000 yet to be shipped to the U.S. markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santos
Dry goods demand steady amid holiday and outlook
New York reports moderate demand for dry goods aided by the Hebrew holiday and weather. Confidence remains firm as easy money is anticipated in about two weeks. Jobbing trade started moderate and grew through the day, with expectations of strong nearby trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grain In Sight
Board of Trade report shows visible grain supply with figures for wheat corn and barley. Wheat at 13 570 bushels up 79 000. corn and barley totals and changes partially recorded with declines and increases, indicating shifting grain stocks.
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Board of Trade
Market Reports From St Louis Prices Edge Higher
In St Louis on September 15 buyers held steady and prices trended upward for unwashed bright medium and coarse grades while fine heavy and inferior lots showed varied demand and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Str. Louis
Eusban Ees
Commodity price snapshot from New York and Cincinnati markets
The report lists dull copper and pork at steady to barely steady levels, flour and wheat firm or in moderate demand, corn and oats easing, lard and bacon softer, bulk meats cheaper, whisky sales up, butter creamery and dairy prices mixed, and sugar firm with regional notes from New Orleans and Ohio markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Soméete
oSuger
New Orleans
Uneese
Gambling Heat in Helena Sparks Big Montana Card Game
A large crowd of horsemen and racing followers filled Helena gambling houses Sunday night. In a Main street club, eight players including Mitch ell of Missoula and Harry Woolrich engaged in a high stakes game with $500 to $2,000 bets per turn. The eight-hour session ended with one loser while the table lost $6,000, a local gambler netting $3,500.
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Helena
Main Street
Broadway
Mitchell
Missoula
Harry Woolrich
Montana
Butte
Late News In Brief From Various Cities And Topics
Brief items cover Northern Pacific fire hazards blocking travel, Farmers Alliance cotton corner schemes, liquor related shooting in Seattle, Chicago grade crossing plan, Buenos Aires bank official Europe trip, Salt Lake Mormon tensions, a Missouri shooting of a tramp, John Morley’s agricultural survey trip to Dublin, Vernon revival conflict with Rev. Thomas Owen, Belgian Workmen's Suffrage Congress protests, and Northboro Unitarian minister Obed Eldridge resigning over parishioner concerns and gambling exposure.
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Northern
Pacific
Farmers’ Alliance
South
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Pennsylvania Gas
Hazelwood OU Co
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Anne Ie
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Knox
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Keystone
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Coal City
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Louisville
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Wylie Avenue
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Ironton
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Little Bay
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Rai
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Black Prince
United States District Attorney
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America
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Whittier
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Pitvale
K* Laka
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Tod
Docrons Lake
Cor. Penn Ave
4Th St
Peng Oor
Favelin Stary le Orrhora
Emil Hlgs Stucky
Wylie and Fulton St
Sanden Electric Co
Detroit
Joseph Fleming & Son
Diamond and Market
Wilcox
Mustratios
Park Place
Joseph Fieming & Son
Art Market St
Jus. Fleming & Son
Eric
Chichester
RED Cross Diamond Garand
U Organs & Parts
KODT
Erie Medical CQ
Buffalo
Ral Medical Rueermairy
Fhe Peru Chemical CO
Mil Wankel
WIL Myzil-Tissu
Howe
Butts
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