Market For Iron Shows Little Change From Last Week
Iron and steel markets remain largely steady with light trade. A leading broker notes mill iron at $15 25 with shipments of 1,000 tons sold and ready to repeat. Prices for outside brands as low as $15, while coke and ore costs push raw iron above year ago levels.
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Southern Mill Irons
Bessemer Iron
Enormous Consumption Drives Iron Market Activity
A historical market notice notes high demand across pig iron, bars, and plates. Prices remain firm for ship plates and rails with mills near full capacity though late winter production shows a downturn.
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Oipatch
Priladelputa
Delivereas
Penr-By
Meillé
City Mills
Skelps Ae
Rees Ph
Omtmow
Seray Ioo
Iron market tightens as stringency hits prices
September reports indicate money stringency influences iron markets with spot sales at about 25 cents per ton under the market minimum. Southern firms boost orders while furnaces remain busy. ore and coke costs rise, and miners push for price reductions on Connellsville coke amid ongoing production.
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Cincinsati
Rogers, Brown & Co
Maketing Valley
Connellsville Coke
Saas
Eenae
Ae Run
Ackonerer
Quiet St Louis Market Shows Slow Trade In Small Orders
A St Louis dispatch notes market quietness over the past week with limited demand for small and medium orders. Iron and coke shipments remain steady to the South as fabric and charcoal sales show cautious activity and some mills refuse new business.
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St. Lovins
Rogers, Brown
Meachem
Southern
Dellephon
Ditesourt
Mieerart Charcesd
Baker
Anneastl J Bott H
Copnelleville Foundry
Lowle
St. Louis
Heavy Iron Consumption Alters Workforce in Chicago
A report from Chicago notes iron consumption has surged, forcing a number of workers to retire from the industry. firms Rogers Brown and Merwinesy lead the team adapting to the new demand as dispatch telegraph updates track the shift.
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Owicago
Rogers, Brown & Merwinesy
Iron trade dominates Birmingham district shipments and furnaces
A Telegram from Birmingham Alabama notes heavy pie iron shipments to Western markets as coal and cotton transport strain rail car supply. Furnaces report strong orders for September with most freight moved. De Bardeleben Co plans to restart Oxmoor furnaces by October 1. Demand remains healthy with no near price changes.
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Tite Dispatch
Biremingham
Ala
Louisville
Cincinnati
Bt Lows
de Bardeleben
Oxmoor
Market prices hold steady amid cooler weather and seasonal shifts
Market basket prices show little change from a week ago. Tomatoes slow to ripen due to cool weather while grapes and butter push higher. creamery butter tops at new highs and fancy rolls command peak prices. Meat, seafood, and produce costs remain firm, with oysters and seafood in strong demand and a broad spread of per unit prices listed for staples and garden goods.
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Concord
Live Stock Markets Report at East Liberty Yards
The Pittsburg district notes cattle receipts of 1 011 head and shipments of 1617 head with market listed as nothing doing. Receipts total 4 850 head with two shipments to Philadelphia and New York. Prices shown for various cattle types and marine stock with limited trading activity.
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East Liberty
Pittsburg
New York
Hi Bend
Cattle and Beef Prices Across Markets Including New York and Chicago
Telegraph notes mixed demand with uneven prices in Cincinnati New York and Chicago markets. Receipts range from thousands of cattle hogs and sheep with steady to lower movements and varied prices per 100 pounds across regions and packers.
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New York
Reeves
Chicago
the Evening Journal
Kansas
Shipead
ST. Ee Ments
Pittsburg Real Estate Market Highlights and Outlook
A letter from A. W. Adair, formerly with Black & Baird, recounts a Westward trip noting skyrocketing property prices in Denver Salt Lake City Tacoma and Seattle. It urges fixed monetary policy to prevent panics and cites sales activity in Pittsburgh including mortgages leases and new building permits as investors seek growth in housing streets and rail services.
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New York
Messrs. Black & Baird
A. W. Adair
Pittsburg
Great West
Yellowstone Park
Yosemite Valley
Denver
Salt Lake City
Helens
Tacoma
Seattle
Tacomas
Local Stock Trading Mixed as Prices Hold Ground
Local stock sales on call yesterday totaled M shares plus small Electric scrip parcels at 77 and a 450 membership. Philadelphia Gas rose slightly. most active issues held their ground. First call included 10 Airbrake, 1 membership at 450. second call 25 Plate Glass at 195. third call Gun Coal at 5 and 180 Electric scrip at 77. Totals for New York exchanges reached 145,916 shares with notable weights in Delaware, Lackawanna and Western and Pacific Mail among others.
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Henry A. Weaver
Fourth Avenue
Tennyson
Lord Wellington
Mr. Weaver
Herron Hill
United States
Pittsburg
San Carlos Silver Mining Company
Electric
Recorder
Pittebure
C. B. Coleman
Bilsirsville
Seattle
Treasury
New Orleans
Philadelphia Gas
Duquesne Traction
Seccall
Liberty National Bank
Boag
Third Ca
New York
Delaware
Lackawanna
Weste
Louisville
Louisville and Nashville
Misacart Pacific
North Vathan
Northern Pacific Ae
Pacific Mail
Readings
Bt. A
Union Pacific
Bank Money Market Quiet as Disbursements Loom
The local money market was quiet and easy with loans freely made on good collateral at 6.7 percent. After next week freer funds are expected due to quarterly disbursements and the anticipated relaxation of bank statement restraints. Foreign exchange and bond quotes appear volatile as figures from New York and London show mixed liquidity.
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New York
Oman
Boston
Baltimore
England
Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Aeens Race
Oil market slips as trading stays weak and prices dip
The Ol Crowd shows waning confidence in revival as oil trading falls below zero with 4000 barrels changing hands at 7. Regular 10000 to 15000 barrel lots traded around 80. Oll City led the market closing at 704, the year’s low. Pittsburg moved small lots, Buckeye scarcely noted, brokers discouraged amid narrow ranges and a 70 bid.
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Oll City
Cellat
Pittsburg
Nant Atardsy
Beadword Petroleum Market Report
Beadword market notesSeptember 3 shows crude activity with a range of prices and volumes. Wier hipaa Nor ge torrelae de Teed arrels indicates varied trading terms and shipments. Supersats and charters reflect demand with 70 505 barrels and 28 005 barrels sales as 96 000 barrels noted.
Stock market dull with mixed undertone and selected pressure
New York traders saw a quiet general list while bears pressed a few stocks like Atchison and Union Pacific. The market closed dull to firm with minor losses in Pacific Mail and Sugar Refineries as gold movements and tariff news influenced sentiment.
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Atchison
Union Pacific
Louisville
Pacific Mail
Inter
Louisville and Nashville
Imperial Bank of Germany
London
Bank of England
Lisbon
New York Stock Exchange
Whitley & Stephen
Fourth Avenues
Mining Quotations From New York Markets
New York market quotations list several mines with bid values including Adams Consolidated at 200 Bodie 160 Caledonia B 175 Consolidated California and Virginia 465 Deadwood T 125 Eureka Consolidated 400 Homestake 1000 Gould and Cary 210 Ophir 430 Occidental 185 Savage 960 Sutter Creek 130.
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New York
Adams Consolidated
Bodie
Caledonia B
Consolidated Callifornia
Virginia
Deadwood T
Eureka Consolidated
Homestake
Gould and Crrry
Ophir
Occidental
Savage
Sutter Creek
Wool Market News Across States With Price Tones
Philadelphia wool prices firm amid moderate demand with varied regional figures. Boston reports active sales across Territorio California and Oregon wools, Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces steady, Michigan fleeces firm, and strong combing delaine sales. pulled wools and foreign wools noted with mixed pricing.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
New York
Canada
Montana
Territorial
Boston
Territo
California
Oregon
Texas
Michigan
Pittsburg Dispatch Market Prices September 20 1800
The Friday market report notes quiet trade in dairy and fruit with an upward tilt for creamery butter and increased butter and cheese trade. Prices list assorted dairy items, butter, cheese, eggs, poultry, produce, and tropical fruits, with regional variations and scarce items like lemons.
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Pittsburg DisPatch
Coustry
Ohio
New York
Wisconsin
Jamaica
California
Jersey
Wholesale Market Notes Trade Activity Holds Steady
The market report details active trade with staples moving in familiar patterns. Prices for sugar, coffee, tea remain firm with no change, while numerous items across spices, canned goods, fruits, and oils show varied pricing and steady demand.
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Rio
Maracaibo
Noth Petroleum Baer
N. C
Geain
Raflee
Cholee
London
California
Ftultana
Ondara
Sultana
Turkey
Salonica
Sicil
Ee Creek
Lusg
Brazil
Lex
Gary
Higgins
Eureka
Damson Plume
Ines
Snai
Teeland
Holland
Grain Exchange Car Sales Report and Market Prices
At the Grain Exchange the market lists sample oats and straw car lots with mixed receipts. Wheat No 2 red and No 2 white are quoted with various futures-like options, bakers flour demand noted, and hay prices shown for baled and loose forms across different grades and destinations.
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Chicago Railway
Lear
Mlings Ll
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St Louis
Baltimore
Ohio
Pitsbyrn Estern
Bae
Fan Winter
Ney Rae Winter
Bakers
Aedes
Grain and commodity prices mixed in volatile New York market
Cash quotations show flour steady and corn oats and barley firm or easing in places. Wheat options fluctuated with bids weaker for No 2 spring and No 3 red rising slightly, while spot rye and barley held steady amid light offerings.
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Tober
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Vas
Chicago
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New Orleans
Western
Philadelphia
Seige
Carlota
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