Market Undercurrent Firm Amid Nominal Shifts In New York
A Paris–style snapshot shows a mixed session with few stocks advancing while most changes were nominal. The market closed at noon for Mayor Gaynor’s funeral, with a firmer undertone that weakened slightly near close. Rumors of a recurring extra dividend boosted Tread s, lifting it to a yearly high, while Union Pacific Canadian Pacific New Haven Consolidated Gas and Third Avenue showed strength. Rock Island weakened to new lows. American stocks held in London with irregular bonds and continued pressure. widespread listings include Amalgamated Copper American Sugar Refining and many others, reflecting a broad, cautious market.
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New York
Gaynor
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
New Haven
Consolidated Gas
Third Avenue
Rock Island
London
Rock ‘Island
United States
Amalgamated Copper
American Agricultural
American Beet Sugar
American Can
American Car and Foundry
American Cotton Oil
American Tea Securities
American Linseed
American
American Smelting and Refining
American Sugar Refining
American Telephone and Telegraph
American Tobacco Anaconda Mining Co
Tchinon ccc
Atlantic Coast
Baltimore & Ohio - Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian
Pacife Chespeake
Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Northwestern
Colorado
Tron Consolidated
Delaware & Hudsons
Denver & Rio Grande Do
Inti Erie O
General Electric Rs
Securities International Ree Inter-Marine
Koulsville & Nashville
Minn
St.Paul
Pacite Do
Realty
Burber
Steedo
Mirginia
Carolna
China
Waburh
Western
Maryland
Western Union
Westinghouse Electric
Wheeling
Lae
Copper and Stock Notes Signal Mixed London Markets
New York stocks show steady copper and listed prices with copper futures firm signals. London closed with copper softening. spot at £72 15s and futures around £72 12s 8 6d. Washington reports President Wilson to depart for Princeton to vote in the Democratic gubernatorial primary.
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New York
London
Washington
Wilson
Princeton
N. J
Eldsh
Markets Dull Yet Prices Are Largely Steady Across Exchanges
The New York Stock Exchange did not open until noon due to Mayor Gaynor’s funeral, with overall market interest waning though prices largely held. Shattuck showed the only notable rise, while most trades remained small. Reports from Boston and Baltimore note cautious optimism and a shift toward higher price expectations, with talk that Reading may challenge Union Pacific as market leader.
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New York Stock Exchange
Gaynor
Boston
Paine
Shattuck
Shes
Logan & Tiryant
New York
Baltimore & Ohio
Teading
Union Pacific
Chicago Markets Wheat and Corn Slide on Visible Supplies
Chicago markets faced pressure as visible supplies rose to a record 30,890,000 bushels, amid fears of frost damage and large Canadian arrivals. Wheat weakened while corn gained, oats followed wheat, and hog prices supported higher provisions.
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Chicago
United States
Borden
Ottawa
Tee
Aimee
Bullwhacker Stock Rise Told In Clark Letter From Butte
Patrick Clark, Bullwhacker president, reports in a Spokane dated letter that mining and milling advances raise expected copper extraction to about 9 percent, with a new plant capable of 250 tons daily. He notes ore shipments of 28,701 gross tons with 23,300 tons net at 4 percent copper, and outlines plans to expand mining and a 100 ton daily mill unit while seeking funding.
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Alameda
Barnes-King
Butte-Alex
Butte & Arizona
Butte & Ely
Butte
London
East Butte
Keating
Ohio Keating
Stewart
Salon
Trick Clark
Copany
Spokane
Atrick. Clark
Clark
Bertha
Montgomery
South St
Hendry
Treasury
Patrick Clark
Pfiencial
Algures Assets and Earnings Show Financial Items
The Algures listing details assets including mill machinery and equipment, under supplies on hand and office furnishings. Earnings show royalty production and gross shipments with cost of operation and moisture figures, along with bank balances and testing accounts.
Money Rates and Market Notes from New York
On September 22 in New York the money market shows on call rates at 2 ya 3 percent, time loans easing with rates around 4 percent for 4 days and 5 percent for 1 month, prime mercantile paper at 4 0 6 percent. Exchange steady around 482.35 for six days and 485 8 for demand, commercial bills at 4 1 4 percent, silver at coin value, Mexican dollars at 12 1 2 cents, government bonds steady with railway bonds irregular.
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New York
Tate
Prime Mercantile
Minneapolis grain prices in early September report
Minneapolis market bulletin lists grain quotes for September with No 1 hard and northern wheat prices, Montana and other varieties, plus futures positions for December and May. The fragment notes prices for several grades and months but lacks full context or complete figures.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Skye
Forest Fire Minor Loss in Skamania County
Seattle report says a forest fire near the Columbia River in Skamania county burned on logged-off land with minimal damage. Washington Forest Fire association estimates losses at only a few hundred dollars and notes no large timber losses statewide this year.
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Seattle
Skamania County
Columbia River
Washington Forest Fire Association
Washington
Jerkon
Third victim dead in jewelry store raid case
Grand Rapids Michigan September 22 Paul Townsend aged 22 the third victim of the hold up and raid on the J J Thompson Jewelry store last Thursday died today confirming another fatal outcome in the incident involving armed robbers.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Paul Townsend
J. J. Thompson
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Herecthia
Gia
DR. Norcross
Owstey Mock
Butte, Afont
Libbey
Globe Jewelry Co
D. W. Brodie
East Park Street
O’rourke Shoe Co
Wyoming Street
ED Hoe
the Fair Drug and Assay Supply Co
East Park St
Galena St
Butte, Mont
sEatra
Pale, Webber & Co
Bia
Giroux
Yukon
Keystone
South Uta
British Columbia
Bate Gas
Oss Brace
Mason Lev Sioux Consolidated Ss
Colorado Iron Blossor
Nevada Hills
Paine, Webber & Co
Alaska Gold
sAhmeek
Arcadian
Aaventure
Alloues
Arizona Commercial
Ttotte Superior
Ballaklav
Calumet & Arizona
Calumet & Hecla
MG ‘ Centennial “i Co Co
Copper
Chino
Daly-West
Michigan
Mohawk
Nevada Consolidated
Nipissing
North Tutie
Old Dominion Osceola
Pond Creek
Ray Consolidated
Santa He
Shannon
Trinity
Tuolumne S
Nevada
Salt Lake Mines
Metal Marie
Paine, Weaver & Co
Belmont Oy
Bohemia
Boston-Ely
Cactus Calaveras
Chief
Corbin Coppers
Carter
Davie-Daly
First National
Ae Goldweld
Florence Goldfield
Helvetia
Kerr Lake
Obie
Lake Superior
United Verde
Bute
Alex Scott
Pornished & Paine, Webber
Atlanta
Booth
Blue Bull
Combinatio Action
Daisy Diamondfield
Florence Ey
Golaniela
Lone Star
S ‘Vernal i
Yellow Tiger
Dexter Union
Manhattan Consor ‘S
Manhattan Dexter
Coe Consolidated
Virginia
Ophir
Savage Rt
Sierra Nevada Union
Cash Boy
Jim Butler
Gipsy Queen
Halifax
Tonopah
Midway
Pittsboro
Mizpah
MacNamara North Star
Pillsbursiver Peak
Round Mountaino
Black Jack
Beck Tunnel
Crown Point Ss
Grand Central
Maine
Mountain
Si King Coalition
Swansea
Uncle Sain Consolidated
Victor
Victoria Ie
Yankee
IHG
Greene Cananea
Mexico
the Sun
Journal of Commerce
Butte Whining Stock Exchanger
Sr. Louis W
St. Louis
C. Meyer
Mil
Aine
Portland Livestock
Portland
Wethers
Sagiewes
Tambe
Has
ONS Mariset
Ahs
State Savings Bank
Daly Bank and Trust CompAny of
General Banking
First National Bank of
Phenson
Amst
A. Clark
J. Ross Clark
W. A. Clark & Brother
Ranika
Jone
Sien Mater
Western Montana National Bank
A. Wole
Torn Lehsou Ie Ryman
Vice
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