Stock Market Slumps Amid Reading Crucial Lifts
Large Trading in Reading shares dominates a dull market session as profit taking and rumors of a Chancellor McGill decision weigh on stocks. Louisville, Nashville weakness contrasts with Reading’s recovery. railroad bonds see modest activity while government bonds stay firm. Commodities and grain futures fluctuate with a late rally in corn and oats amid heavy hog receipts and varied cash prices.
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Timothy See
Grain and Provisions See Saw as Wheat Leads Rise and Fall
The Board of Trade opened higher on a crop report backing corn and oats but quick selling erased gains. Wheat fell about 0.5 to 1 cent, corn rose roughly 0.5 cent, and oats dropped 0.5 cent amid bearish news. A St. Petersburg cable said Russian crops looked strong, while Berlin rumors suggested a favorable foreign outlook, keeping overall volatility.
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General markets report of grains and commodities
Trade across wheat corn oats and coffee shows mixed activity with receipts heavy in wheat and dull to firm pricing in spot and futures. Reports note exports and futures volumes, with notable movements in No 2 red and No 2 white wheat and mixed Western corn, while coffee and sugar hold firmer tones amid domestic demand.
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Timothy Perry
P.&l
Union Switch and Signal Leads Upward Turn in Market
A banking and industrial mood improved as the iron wage scale was signed. Traders noted better overall sentiment with most bonds and stocks firm or rising, led by Union Switch and Signal and Duquesne Traction, while Philadelphia Company showed slight weakness.
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VF Execcasadansees
Dabates Talon
Money rates steady amid ample funds and quiet exchanges
Money on call ranges 1/4 to 2 percent with abundant idle funds and steady demand. Bank clearings and balances listed for cities including New York Boston Cincinnati and Chicago as exchange rates hold flat and money remains firm at 5 to 6 percent in places.
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Global financial snapshot: mixed moves in August markets
The weekly and daily updates show varied activity across major banks and exchanges. Figures include the Bank of England liability ratio rising to 45.54 percent, Bank of France bullion shifts totaling 507 500 francs in gold and 200 000 francs in silver, and assorted bond and stock quotes from Paris London and New York with multiple percent changes.
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France
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Illinois Central
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Big Acreage Sale Prompts Market Buzz and Real Estate Moves
John Wesley buys 15 acres split between Wilkinsburg and Wilkins Township for 37500, plans 160 lots under the John West Plan as brokers report brisk inquiry. National Real Estate Association to hold its second congress in Buffalo October 4 5 and 6 with aims to unify ethics and laws.
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Jacob Weinman
Wilkinsburg
Wilkins Township
Wesley
Wiebure
John West
Os Oct Nat
National Real Estate Association
Buffalo
United States
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Amin M. Wei
Milwaukee
M. M. Kline
Nashville
W. Butler
John E. Ewing & Co
Mary Watson
John E. Ewing
Patten Street
Wilmerding
Laveen
McCune & Coulter
Dean Park
Mary McCrossan
Peter Shields
Nantasket Street
Greenfield Avenue
Twenty-third Ward
Henry Gram
Holmes Street
Duncan Street
C Byrne
Fifty-seventh Street
McCandleas Avenues
Camelia Place
Camelia Street
Cascudine Street
Sunnyside
Black & Baird
Elizabeth Lexter
J. Walter Hay
Kenilworth
Thirteenth Ward
W. A. Cole
Galen C. Hartman
Samuel H. McKee
A. Wilson McGahan
Boquet Streat
Oakland
Market Notes See Mixed Signals On Eggs And Dairy
The local egg market shows weak demand with prices nominal though East and West show firm trends. Dairy products stay strong with Elvin cream prices rising and goods hard to obtain. Grain and feed hold gains, sugar and canned goods lead activity, and hog supplies remain tight with a cautious fall outlook.
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Chicago
Cago Demers Journal
General Markets Report on Wheat Corn and oats Prices
Market notes from Philadelphia Minneapolis Toledo and more show wheat fluctuating with gains erased before closing mixed. Corn oats and rye trading steady to dull with varied bids, receipts and shipments listed for major grain centers.
Iron dull and weak in markets across the nation
New York reports dull and weak pig iron markets with monthly production dropping to 156 000 gross tons per week. Old material stockpiles rise, railroad holdings influence trends, and finished iron and steel demand stays active with good prices for quick delivery. Exports and tin plate activity show mixed movement as overseas markets and regional stocks shift.
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Estinghouse Company
Andrew Caster
H. Long
Paneane Traction
W. E. Thompson & Co
Caster
Morris & Brown
Philadelphia
Messia
Se Watt
Long
Lawrence & Co
Weshouse Electric
Common
Frankton
Central Traction
H. M. Long
A. d. Lawrence
Airbrake
Pittsburg
Virginia
Charleston
Cheoka
Pennsylvania Naural Gas Company
New York
Edison General
General Electric
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Boston Herald
South
Ttme
London
Connalls
Cleveland
Swansea
United States
New York Metal Market Update
New York metal prices show lead and copper steady while zinc and silver trade quietly. Pig iron and copper futures appear stable amid light activity as markets digest recent supply shifts and demand signals.
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New Yorke
Caer
Atraite
Live Stock Market Report Across Multiple Cities
Global livestock prices and receipts show mixed results. Cattle receipts soar in Chicago with strong hog demand. New York, Kansas City, and Cincinnati report varied gains and softness. Lambs and sheep drift, while hogs trend easier in some markets and firmer in others.
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the Evening Journal
New York
Wade
Seale
Hovns
Kansas City
Hicher
Wool market report from Boston on August sales
Boston reports strong demand for wool with a firm foreign market. Receipts include 2,355 bales domestic and 8,238 bales foreign, with varied prices and many classes selling well despite some unmerchantable lots.
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Ige
Australia
S’ec
Cotton futures close easy with varied settlements
New York on August 1 reports cotton futures easing with 18 800 bales sold. Highlighted prices include September at 7.05 cents and December near 7.90 cents. Additional notes record August gains and regional prices with mixed daily sales.
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Sanweyy
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