Vanderbilt market notes show aimed bull talk amid dull trading
New York reports a mixed day with initial active trading in stocks and a later settle into dullness. Vanderbilt shares lead the upswing while rail and industry stocks fade. foreign selling pressures temper gains as London sentiment remains bearish for American securities. The Market moves cited include sparse rail activity and crop outlook influences on grains, with modest gains in pork and lard futures and firm, unchanged cash prices in grain and produce sectors.
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Vanderbilt
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Northwestern
Gene Electric
Atchison
Grangers
London
Louisville
Nasaville
London Stock Exchange
Broad and strong market on grains at Board of Trade
In Curcaco August 4 the Board of Trade saw the broadest and strongest trading in weeks. Corn and oats surged amid crop scare talk with heat and winds blamed for damage. Wheat rose about 400 points, core and oats up, pork up 200. Kansas reports temp near 100 adding to corn worry as prices moved higher.
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Board of Trade
Kansas
Kansas City
General Markets Report from New York Frour Receipts
Market notes show 19 000 package exports and 11 500 sacks with moderate demand and generally easy sales. Barley and oats mixed with firmer spot prices for wheat and corn rising on poor crop news, while pork, lard, and cheese show firmness and steady demand amid steady to rising prices.
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Buffalo
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Sixth Street
New York
Noorthern
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Milwaukee
Saas
Ted
Ber
Khanass
Szige
Speer Su
Ssige
Sige
Chicago
Muscovada
New Orleans
Ross
Creamery, Inc
Regan
Stocks Rally as July Boom Continues Across Exchanges
Market notes show a strong August session with broad demand for Duquesne Traction, P. B. Traction, U. S. Glass, and Westinghouse issues. Central Traction edged higher, street railways stay robust, and General Electric prompts insider optimism about $5.25–$5.5 million in net earnings.
Monetary Market Update Shows Moderate Business At 5.6 Percent
Reports indicate brokers are visible in the loan market while overall activity remains moderate and rates hold around 5.6 percent. Regional banking data show varied bank clearings and exchange rates across major cities with money and discount figures noted.
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Cailfone
Asc
Bank bullion moves and foreign exchange amid early August
Loxpor reports Bank of England bullion fell by 62000 pounds in the past week while reserve to liability shifts to 44.70 percent. Bank of France shows a net inflow of 8.625 million francs and 1.825 million new francs. Paris and Pant markets show mixed bond and stock quotes with several rate figures across consuls and rail entries.
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Bank of France
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New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Erie
St. Paul
Beaton Stoons Closing Prices Atch and Topeks
Fragmented OCR note lists closing price references for Beaton Stoons with Atch and Topeks and catalog numbers. Contains unclear Catalpa and Seer Huron items, limiting readable details.
Drygoods Market Shows Strong Front and Good Collections
Kew Tone August 4 reports moderate demand for dry goods at first hands with no change in prices or demand direction. The market shows strength in values and rapid money returns with ample discounting. Southern buyers signal larger purchases than in recent seasons, overall market in excellent shape.
Suburban Real Estate Boom Adds Eight Story First Avenue Plan
Real estate activity in the suburbs stays steady with new plans and rising values. A notable eight story building for First Avenue is planned as sales in Schenley Park and nearby districts continue, while building permits show continued expansion and expansion of the West End road electric line boosts demand.
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Joshua Rhodes
Oe Oees
Crafton Way
West End
Ohio River
McKee's Rocks
West End Road
Grain markets show firmer tone with mixed wheat outlook
The market reports firmer grain sentiment with some willingness to trade. Wheat quotes vary by test weight and origin with No 2 red around 75 to 82 cents for new and 65 to 87 cents for old. Corn and oats firm, feed steady, crop reports from multiple counties note uneven wheat prospects and rising corn prices amid light receipts.
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John Hoo
Miami County
Seneca County
Madison County
Wells County
Ind
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P& W
Pe & St. L
Fe W
Ieee Ees
Unio Sp
Groceries Prices Steady While Stocks Remain Light
Report notes no price changes or new features in groceries with strong demand for sugars canned goods and dairy. Describes varied produce including raisins cherries apricots and prunes, plus cheeses and butter facing modest price upticks as stocks run lower than usual for the season.
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Sracalng
Apie
Salte
Tor Alne
Ide
London
California
London Gees
Ilfornia
Muscatels
Tanas
Wasxer County
Dinnaca
Tagises Walla
Market quotes for eggs produce varied prices and slow demand
Dealers posted eggs as high as 1644e today while most quotes remained stout. Fresh produce items including poultry dairy berries apples peaches and citrus show varied pricing with demand described as very light and cooler prices for tomatoes and cabbage amid steady supplies.
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Ile
Ase
Baltimore
New York and Michigan Produce Prices And Hides Scale
Mixed agricultural price list shows new crop pea beans at 196 200 per bushel and several varieties with per pound and per bushel quotes. The document lists hide and skin grading including green steer hides trimmed by weight and calfskins with various weight bands.
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Michigan
Msc
Noord
Pennsylvania
Greem
Cotton futures and receipts across New Orleans and Galveston marked steady
Markets report New York August 4 with cotton futures steady to higher across months from August at 7.2 to 7.98 cents. New Orleans receipts total 670 bales, exports to the continent 736 bales, with 1 200 bales sold and 771 bales in stock. Galveston shows easy middling to low middling around 6 to 7 cents with receipts and sales listed. Liverpool notes steady demand with 10 000 bales traded, including 1 000 for peculation and export and 8 900 American.
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Sharp advance in tin markets across London and New York
The Aug 4 London report notes declines in Scotch warrants from last week and a sharper drop in Cleveland warrants, with prices and tonnages cited. Hematite and Connals show easing with 411000 tons Scotch and 23000 tons Cleveland traded. American purchases influence the rise amid limited outsider interest and Straits shipments of 2205 tons last month.
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Connals
Live Stock Market Reports From Multiple Cities
East Louisiana and Carrie-EReceipts show 14 head with 483 head shipments, market steady. Chicago notes cattle receipts 12,000 head and shipments 4,000 with actives to steady or higher, hogs dull, sheep firm. Kansas City active markets with higher cattle prices and strong mutton. Buffalo and Cincinnati report weak demand for hogs and mixed cattle, while lambs and sheep hold firm in places.
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Aug
Carrie
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Wheat Markets Edge Higher Across Cities
Minneapolis and Milwaukee show firm to active grain trading with No. 1 Northern and No. 1 hard bids strengthening. Kansas City reports firm wheat and steady corn while oats rise. receipts and shipments noted for wheat and corn. cotton and provisions hold steady amid a dull but firm close.
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