Cattle Market Slows as Prime Beefes Vanish at Liberty West Yard
East Liberty stockyards report a light prime cattle supply with no prime beeves sold and few good beeves. Receipts exceed last week with 160 carloads on scale, mostly from Ohio Indiana Kentucky Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Hogs and sheep show steadier tone though prices drift lower on light demand and hot weather.
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East Liberty
Liberty Ward
Chicago
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Berets
Piqua County
Was & Land
Goml
Bert's Island
Ieemanis
Alves
Zeizler
Fromm
A. Fromm
DO. Pisor
J. Bebler
C. Volbrechs
Éige
W. Mecrete
Seseeank
J. Wright
Bingham
Pisor
F. Cruikyiank
UES
Grassers
E. D
Fisora
JF. Cruikstiank
Keasy
Needy & Franks
C. Volbrecht ii
New York
Reeves
Col Omass
Omarket Helland
Vanera
Lawes
Omaha
Kansas City
Buffalo and Chicago Livestock Markets Mixed Receipts
Telegraph report covers cattle and sheep receipts across Buffalo to Chicago with mixed demand. Prices vary by grade and region. strength seen for prime steers and certain fat cattle while many grades show dull to steady trends. Includes prospected market tone for tomorrow and notes on hogs and lambs.
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Seale
Canada
Terpentine Markets Report and Advertising Quips
Market notes show turpentine steady with quiet, steady tone in Toledo cash close. The notice favors Dr Jeyne's Sugar Coated Pills as a liver stimulant. Linekin's price list for dyeing and cleaning appears on the paper's third page each Monday.
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Dr. D. Jeyne
Linekin
Wheat market surges then slips with mixed futures
Wheat opened higher on Liverpool signals amid world supply estimates and fears of shortages, but futures faded with prices correcting and oats and corn showing mixed moves. Local stocks and bonds rallied on broader market optimism as industry notes and real estate activity continued in Pittsburgh and surrounding markets.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Thias
Germany
United States
Canadas
BS Ge
Moc
Bdjge
Raili
John & 4
Sixth Street
Milwaukee
Barlerm
Lord
Kansas City
Duluth
Sige
Cloeeo
Orthern
Northern
Minneapolis—Wheat
Decemnar
Wall Street Rises with Broad Market Participation
The New York stock market opened the week with heavy trading and broad stock participation. Bulls pushed prices higher despite some profit-taking and foreign selling, led by major issues like the Villa and Vanderbilt interests. The session closed active and firm with numerous issues in demand and a large total of 635,000 shares changing hands.
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Bank of England
Wall Street
Villa
Lake Shore
Atchiada
Reading
St. Paul
Steaday
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Tennessee Coal
Cougar
Lead Trust
Union Pacific
Wheeling and
Lakee
Atchison
Canada Southern
Case Gas
Delaware, Lackawana and Western
Erie
Hocking Walter
Louisville and Nashville
M Rn Pacific
Northwestern
North American
Western Union
Wabash
New York Stock Exchange
Taz Disratch
Ty Whitney & Stephenson
Fourth Avenue
Pittsburg Investment Scene Shows Mixed Activity
The market yesterday showed little overall movement with modest buying interest and a cautious mood. Pittsburg investors focused on Westinghouse interests and Boston electric bonds while other issues edged lower or stayed flat amid light trading.
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Pittsburg Traction
Westinghouse
Boston
Pittsburg
Money Market Starts Week With Steady Rates
The local money market opened with favorable conditions and steady rates at 6.7 percent. There was strong demand for accommodations and ample funds, while bank clearings reached 2,306,185 and balances stood at 49742. Gold imports this week are expected to reach 4,000,000 as grain exports stay robust.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Closing Bond Quotations Update
Bond prices and pound figures shown include various debentures and transfers with quotations for several issues. Lists mention Neots versus Consols at 118 and Debentures 6s at 135 with notes on iron and general securities as recorded in the market roundup.
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UG. B.spor
Iron M. Gen
Bank Clearings Across Cities in Early Reports
Bank clearings and balances are listed for major cities including St Louis New York Chicago and Boston. Money rates vary with exchange on New York cited and discounts noted. totals show substantial regional activity and rates around 4 to 7 percent in the period.
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St. Louis
New York
Eee
New Caveans
Eres
New York Exchange
Bank New Yorke
Erhals
Bostox
Ork Exchange
Market Report Shows Slow Demand Across Garden Goods
Garden items move slowly as Irish and sweet potatoes exceed demand. Creamery butter weak, oleo rising with butter prices. Grains and fruits show downward prices with overstocked peaches and grapes. Eggs firm. vegetables slow. bananas overripe pressures on prices.
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Courtry
Elgin A la
Ohio
New York
Michigan
New
California
Udase
Astral
Mammoth
Timothy
Ainal
Food Goods List with Prices and Items Readied
A long OCR readout lists groceries and commodities with various prices and product names. Included are dried fruits, nuts, evaporated peaches, cherries, prunes, figs, Brazil nuts, pineapples, corn starch, margarine, sugars, bi carb, toffee items, canned vegetables, sardines, mackerel, herring, and seafood items. Trade names like Valencia, Smyrna, Nap, and Eureka appear alongside quantities and shell numbers, suggesting a catalog or wholesale price sheet from a market district.
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Java
Raoley Cite
Tagise
Allspice
Ohio
Carolina
Cholee
ForEan
London
Valencia
eMac
Brazil
California
Reig
el Piccuas
Prunes” & Ts
Ratifornia
Canmien
Maine
Aeldo
Herrin
Teeland
Grain Exchange Sale Reports and Wheat Market Outlook
A single car sale type dominated the Grain Exchange with 49 cars listed, led by Pittsburg Cincinnati and St. Louis line. Quotations show wheat and flour firm while shell corn and oats ease with actual sales. millfeed and hay quiet. Prices across carload lots reflect mixed cereal demand and a cautious rise prospect, with specific oats and flour consignments by several rail lines and regional price notes.
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Grain Exchange
Pittsburg, Pt. Wayne and
Chicago Railway
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Baltimore and Ohio
Lake Erie
Pittsburg and
Western
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Creatig
Saga
Coffee market and stock quotations across cities
Commodities and shares listed show varied activity. Prices for Adams Consolidated and Homestake reflect modest shifts while Rio de Janeiro and New Orleans report dull to steady trades. US future quotes cover September through May deliveries with scattered gains and losses.
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Adams Consolidated
Aspen
Deadwood T
Hale and Norcross
Homestake
His
Ontario
Sagentario
Sierra Nevada
Union Consolidated
Alices
Ee Ek
Baltimone
Rio Carooes
New Orleans
Rio
I Santos
United States
Rio de Janerino
New York
Drygoods Market Holds Firm Amid Heat
New York September 21 The demand for dry goods remains firm in both cotton and woolen sections despite hot weather. Robbing trade stays fairly active and is expected to continue through the week.
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New York
Metal Markets Report From New York Quiet on Pig Iron
Market notes from New York report pig iron quiet with American 316 oogis at 3 pounds duller and Lake of 12 dollars per ton, lead steady with domestic 4 5234, coin prices quiet and steady with straights around 2005.
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New York
The Price of Bar Silver in London and New York
Bar silver prices in London and New York are reported with New York dealers' bids per ounce noted, reflecting market pricing and regional fluctuations. The item summarizes the disparity between London and New York values for bar silver.
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New York
London
Wool Markets in St Louis Receipts Steady
Wool market in St Louis shows 55,885 pounds received with 27,609 pounds shipped. Market remains steady with fair movement and ongoing activity through the period.
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St. Louis
Bread Riots and Global Turbulence Spark Brief Inquiries
LTAE News In Brief reports bread riots in Poland, earthquakes in Oregon and Washington, and rebellions among natives in German Africa. Other items note Halifax and Nova Scotia marsh damage, parliament prorogation in Canada, a Cleveland murderer’s suicide, and a mix of accidents, raids, and legal actions across North America.
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Nova Scotia
Fred Kammerer
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Green Spring Valley
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Jones
New York
Farmer's Alliance
St.John
N. B
Henry McNeil Turner
Dovanin Gores
Detroit
Grand Rapids
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