Grain markets show late rally on oversold wheat
Wheat opened weak on heavy northwest receipts and lower cables. A one cent reaction spurred a sharp rally of about 1 1/4 cents from the low, aided by local and outside buying as the market reversed. Closing gains were firm near the session high with 0.5 to 1 cent advances. Corn and oats moved 0.25 to 0.5 higher before closing flat to 0.5 higher. Liverpool October wheat down 1 to 1 1/4. Paris and Antwerp wheat mixed. Berlin and Budapest mixed reductions.
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Liverpool
Paris
Antwerp
Berlin
Budapest
Bond market turnover in thousand dollar bonds changes
Bond market activity shows total sales 2716 thousand dollars versus 2137 thousand Monday 1612 thousand a week ago and 3460 thousand a year ago From January 1 to date turnover stands at 597672 thousand against 727483 thousand a year ago The figures reflect a cautious trading environment with varied week to week momentum.
Metal markets ease and steady trade seen on New York and London exchanges
The New York metal exchange reports copper steady tin slightly weaker with lead and spelter unchanged. Prices list bid asked ranges for copper and tin with December and March contracts. London market closes with copper inching higher for select and futures, lead and spelter steady, tin up modestly in spot and futures.
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New York Metal Exchange
Masic Inverkin Aves
London
Bond Market Notes Highlights Local and Regional Offerings
Salem Massachusetts invites bids by 7 p m on November 7 for a 50000 dollar temporary loan maturing May 2 1913 Kines County Electric Light Power seeks NYC Public Service Commission approval to issue 2509000 debentures boosting total to 12500000 Boston Elevated Railway petitions for 5000000 bonds and 40000 shares stock plus related offerings Sand William Salomon E H Rollins rate about 5.15 percent Los Angeles Railway first and refunding mortgage 5 percent bonds due 1940 with 14305000 outstanding of an authorized 29000 bonds Tampa Florida bids due November 12 for 1700900 five percent street sewer city hall park and playground bonds
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Kines County Electric Light & Power Company
New York Public Service Commission
William Salomon & Co
E. H. Rollins & Sons
Los Angeles Railway Corporation
Dividends Declared By Multiple Firms This Season
A series of dividend payments were announced by major firms including Standard Oil, Old Colony Trust, American Cotton Oil, American Tobacco, American Smelting and Refining, Crex Carpet, and Boston and Maine Railroad. Dates vary from November to December with record dates in November.
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Solar Refining Company
Standard Oil
Old Colony Trust Company
Boston
American Cotton Oil Company
Standard Oil of Kansas
American Tobacco Company
American Smelting & Refining Company
Crex Carpet Company
Record Navy
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Chicago Market Bond and Stock Quotes Snapshot
The report lists bid and asked prices for various stocks and bonds in Chicago. It includes Am Ship, Cal & Dock, Chi CG Rys, Com Ed, Chi El Ry, Chi Subwy, T&T, Chi Tel, Phen Tool, and several railroad issues with current quotes and yields. The compact market table shows prices such as Am Ship around 56 57, Com Ed 102 1021, and bonds like Armr 44s at 91% with related par values.
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Cal & Dock
T&t
Phen Tool
S&mkpf
Nati
Armr
Morris
Og Gas
Three Cornered Senatorial Fight Dominates Massachusetts
The day after the election analyzes a three way race among Republicans Democrats and Bull Moose. Republicans claim gains include the next U S Senator and state leadership while the Bull Moose disrupts the GOP and boosts Democratic prospects.
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United States
House
Senate
Fitzgerald
McGregor Wins Big in Fourth Councillor District Victory for Alexander McGregor
Republican Alexander McGregor defeats Democrat William H. Barter by a large margin in the fourth councillor district. McGregor wins across party lines including Independent and many Democrats, with wards 1 10 11 and 25 pending tally. Results pending confirmation by election commissioners.
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Alexander McGregor
William H. Barter
Barter
McGresgor
McGregor
STATE TICKET ELECTED IN COASTAL STEAMER NOTES
The Laura V. Stoddard, part of the Harper fleet, is ready to depart Toledo for the coast under Captain John Ross, formerly of the Gardiner G. Deering. Captain C. F. Bergman, from the F. J Lisman, will command the George KE. Warren. Longshoremen delegates Anthony and Kearny travel to Boston for the United States Hotel convention. The Atlantic Locust branch of the International Longshoremen's Association forms with T. W. O'Connor presiding. Portland longshoremen have 30 years of independence and not allied with international unions. The steamer Florida sailed from Christiania to New York and port this week. The Arabic from the White Star Line left Queenstown for Liverpool and New York, with 25 saloon, 85 second cabin, and 635 steerage passengers. The Little Elsie discharged 400 live lobsters from Pemaquid Beach, Maine. Pollock Rip buoy was dragged 414 miles west of Handkerchief lightship. gas buoy at Nobska extinguished. Lighthouse inspector alerted. tender Azalea sent to replace Pollock Rip buoy. Captain George W. Barratt, longtime customs boarding officer, died in Ayer after illness. Civil War veteran and Grand Army member.
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Laura V. Stoddard
Harper
Toledo
John Ross
Gardiner G. Deering
C. F. Bergman
F. J Lisman
George KE. Warren
James E. Anthony
Michael Kearny
Portland Longshoremen’s Benevolent Association
Boston
Liverpool
Queenstown
Little Elsie
Commercial Wharf
Pemaquid Beach
Lewis
North Land
Portland
New York
Chamber of Commerce Marine Department
Handadkerchief
Nobska
George W. Barratt
Ayer
Barratt
Gran Army
Fishermen report price jumps at Boston wharf
Sixteen fishing vessels discharged fares at T wharf yesterday as demand spiked prices for haddock cod hake and pollock Dealers quoted haddock 41 to 4 cents a pound steak cod 101 to 2 cents market cod 53 to 4 cents pollock 23 to 4 cents large hake 51 to 4 cents small hake 13 to 4 cents and cask 3 cents Vessels listed include Elva Spurling Eva Mildred and Georgianna among others The Saxonia sailed for Liverpool while Gresham undergoes hull and engine repairs in Washington and Baltimore.
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Thaddock
Pol- Haddock
Cod
Hake Lock
Onato
Eva Mildred
Elva Spurling Ee
Georgianna
Margaret Dillon
Emre Cates
Sale Appomattox
Ees Gas
Ralph Russell
Eee Sas
Metacomet
Laura Haos
Ieee Tay
Grueby
F. J. O’hara
James & Esther
Elva Spurling
Cunard
Laconia
Boston
Saxonia
Cunard Line
Liverpool
Gresham
Whlich
Washington
Baltimore
Shipping News Nov 7 Mini Almanac and Arrivals
Shipping notices list arriving steamers Saxonia Lexington H.F. Dimock Governor Dingley City of Bangor Colby Chippewa Maguire and others bound for New York Philadelphia Baltimore Portland Gloucester and more. Also schooners Little Elsie Georgietta and Georgietta among cargo and tow vessels to Saco Pemaquid Beach and nearby ports.
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Miller
New York
Lexington
Nickerson
Philadelphia
Gloucester
MacDorman
Baltimore
Newport News
Norfolk
H.F. Dimock
O’donnell
Dingley
Linscott
Portland
City of Bangor
Colby
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Chippewa
Maguire
Jacksonville
Charleston
City of Gloucester
Linneken
Orion
Doane
Sandwich
E. L. Pillsbury
Swim
Lynn
Eureka
Newburyport
Lehigh
McGoldrick
Rockport
Newark
Maritime Shipping Notes From North Atlantic Ports
Sailings listed include steamers Batavia Hamburg Kershaw and James Whitney from Baltimore to New York Philadelphia and Portland. Tug Swatara tows barges Neshaminy Pocopson Macungie and Barrr for Portland with others sailing toward Bangor Fall River and Newport News. Vessels include DeWitt C Ivins Annie Salmon River Herbert Reporter Nellis Grant and Domain with several barges and roving calls at Newport News New York and Boston.
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Iser
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Calvin Austin
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Kershaw
Newport News
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James S. Whitney
New York
Winnie
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Lightey Eureka
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Transportation
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Searsport
Boylston
Charles Kh. Buckley
Port Clyde
Annie
Salmon River
N. S
Herbert
Rockport
Nellis Grant
Ellsworth
Domain
Shulee
N. 8
Booths Hyomei Catarrh Remedy Ad
Morning readers urged to clear throat mucus with Hyomei the guaranteed catarrh remedy. Hard rubber inhaler and bottle sell for 1.00 instructions included. If unresolved a second bottle is 50 cents. Widely used for coughs colds and cropp.
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Booth
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Luxcraft Studio
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Roxbury Piano Storage Salesroom Co
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