GOLD GOES ABROAD In the Leading Paltways and Strength in the Industrials
New York stock market mixed with late strength in Missouri Pacific and others after a weak opening. Insider buying in Book Island and Reading supported gains, while New England weakened amid a quiet overall day. Industrials led by Lead and Distillers, with notable advances in Colorado Coffee and Union Puncho. Bond activity slight, US government bonds dull, total stock sales about 235,456 shares with varied closes across rails and utilities.
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New York
Lstter
Missouri Pacific
Book Island
Reading
New England
Burlington
Rock Island
St. Paul
Singer
Colorado Conee Ee Ckied
Union Puncho
Over
Gali
Ckawanna
Atchison
Advancin
Chicago Gas
Erie
Louterille and
Nashville
Union Pacific
Ion Pacific
Western Union
Everything Closes Lower on Chicago Board of Trade
A boarish sentiment prevailed in all trading pits on the Chicago Board of Trade with prices closing lower than yesterday. Wheat showed strength curbside before opening but regular trading remained bearish amid selling pressure and weak English cables. Corn and oats faded, with rains and a government crop bulletin pointing to light gains but overall weaker prices across grains. Pork futures softened as general market weakness persisted.
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Clarence
Aus
Buffalo
Europe
Aredstreet
Rockies
RSE
Westork
Eer
General Markets Report From New York and Chicago
Market notes show dull quiet trading with weak to steady tones across grains coffee and hog items. No. 2 red wheat and spot oats ease while futures mix. receipts and foreign selling pressure weigh on prices. Chicago and Milwaukee grain pits report varied closes with slight declines and modest gains in related commodities.
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New York
Northern
Bard
Cla
Shire
Milwaukee
Pring
Rockies
Pacific Coast
Asiger Angus
Noce Teacere
Rane
Closi
Gare
Sige
Esbern Comte de
Chicago
Rocertes
Saies
Fepreary
Eman Ho
New Orleans
CoTroxsken
Hines
New Mesa
Western Steam cl
Philadelphis
Igo
Orige
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Tye
Defeaee . Ge. Com
Co. Onte
Tde
Northern M
Duluth
Superior
Norhard
Teige
GBS
Bariey
Ohio
Doruth
Lear
Eraxige
Mixen
Susan
Market gains lead as industrials rise amid mixed traction notes
The Aug 24 session saw widespread gains in industrials with strong moves in Chartiers Valley Gas, Westinghouse Electric second preferred, Underground Cable, Wheeling Gas, People's Pipeage and New York and Cleveland Gas Coal. Philadelphia Company showed relative weakness, trading near 25 with a possible rise to 30 or 35 before year’s end, while P and B Traction and Duquesne Traction lagged. Traders cited abundant money and a looming fall market, noting cautious optimism and potential further testing when cold weather arrives.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Company
P. & B Traction
Duquesne Traction
Chartiers Allegal
Chartiers
Westinghouse Electric
Wheeling
People’s
New York
Cleveland
Peoples Pipeage
P. & B. Traction
Westinghouse Electric Second
Wheeling Gas, Switch and Signal
Chartiers Valley Gnn
Pittsburg Traction
Dagurene Traction
FP. & B. Traction
Philadelphia Comov
Boston
Wheeling Gas
Tufon
Chartiers Valley Gas
Des
Olive Aborea
E. E. Dennison
Dennison
Duquesne Club
Market Notes in Brief from Aug 24 Economic Desk
The report shows steady rates with money on call at 2 1/2 percent and time loans unchanged. Bank clearings and exchange rates are listed for New York, Chicago, and other cities, with gold, silver, and foreign exchange movements. Cotton futures and grain shipments are noted, alongside dry goods activity and commodity prices.
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Sterling
New York
Anc
Ag York
Parapetraia
New York Exchange
Sterling Exchange
Dell
St. Louis
ORLEA
Mewrum
Cincinnwati
Clea
Eastern capitalists eye hotel site amid price disputes
A party of Eastern capitalists revisits the city seeking a site between Third and Fifth avenues on Wood or Smithfield streets to erect a modern hotel. The owner of the corner of Fourth avenue and Smithfield street says he will not sell unless offered terms meet his lowest figure. Merchants hear value of small improvements like flagstone sidewalks and plate glass windows. Building permits issued include a brick two story addition at 705 Liberty Avenue and a one story brick station for the Pennsylvania Railroad at Fifth avenue.
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TP. & EB
Duc- Quesne
V. & Co RK
Andrew Custer
Chance
New York
Pittsburg Corporation
Long
Iron
Asec
Pittsburg
Castle Shannon
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Baltimore and
Olio
Hed Cloud Mining Company
Morris Einstein Company
Fittsbure
Morris Einstein
James F. McMorris
David McGowan
William C. Haslage
Adolph Heap
Nicholas Ee
Manhattan
Third
Fifth Avenues
Wood
Smithfield
Tate
Fourth Avenue
Smithfield Street
Yester
Rey
Jacob Boobyer
Liberty Anvenue
M. Kirch
Apple Alley
Morgan Street
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-first Ward
Agenta
J. Fleming
St. Clair Street
Nineteenth Ward
Black & Baird
Matthias Goetz
Charlotte Street
Fifteenth Ward
Lafayette Alley
John Ewing & Co
Ward
Review Land Company
Allegheny
J. Mahaffey
Westminaver Street
Grande Point
Eleventh Ward
Peter Shields
Schenley Park
Twenty-third Ward
Gertrude Street
Lydia Street
Charien Eomers & Co
W. C. Nixon
D. C. Stewart
Woodland Avenue
Ninth Ward
Merchandise Fairly Active As Demand Improves
Merchants report a fairly satisfactory demand across general merchandise with expectations of expansion for fall and winter trade. Traders cite eased labor concerns, potential boosts from the Exposition and iron industry activity, and stable collections. Prices drift in sugar and corn products with notes on syrup and corn futures, while meat and dairy markets show higher ranges due to light stocks. News from Piedras Negras Mexico predicts large U S purchases to offset crop failures, and grain and fruit markets reflect mixed but rising tendencies as weather cools.
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Ats
Piedras Negras
Mexico
M Chicago Paper
United States
Chicago Grocer
Franklin
New York
Illinois
Missouri
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
SutTrer
Neww
York
Wieconsia Reitzer
Ubio
Weak stock market at Central Drove Yards slows price gains
At Wenowespar August 24 the stock yard row of five cattle and sheep faced dull, heavy trade as outside markets weakened. Monday’s supply reached 157 loads with 101 loads last week, Divers attendance good but overall slow demand pushed prices down. Prime cattle fell about 5c per pound from last week while common and medium grades declined. Receipts Tuesday light and market remained weak at Monday levels.
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California
Concords
Niagaras
Marthas
Anne Arundels
Jenny Linds
Yuerlay
New York
Seeves
Colorados
Leevres
Chierce
Saning Joona
Ise Hixeer
Piet Ee Heavy
Baichars
Kansas City
Texas
Wenowespar
East Liberty
Esday
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Louis
North
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St. Paul Consois
Ape
Agatote
CHIR
Ss Sccessers Soenses
BON Exice Seckeilrer
Juicksilver
New York Stock Exchange
Waitress & Steriansos
New York Swek Exchange
Cepailian Pacific
Miles Canate Soo
S. Ues
Valleila
Hudson
Ai National Cord. Co
My Sons
Nat
Nati
Nat. Lead Co
New York Central
B.Y
X.Y. Ms
X. Y
Norfolk & Aee
Norfolk & W Br
Ian “Sa
Baltimore
Siiga
Kings Whisky
Buthie
John M
Gabler T Co
Dunkers
Ee Ho
Chicago Board of Trade
General Markets
Phillie
Imquesne
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Erlefi
Financial Notes
Otder Whyland Company
Sea City
Nat. Bk
Western Insurance
Chartiers VG Au
Chartiers V. Gas . N. G. &P. Goer
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Union Teh
Bignos Ceeeeserees Sevdiete Cabs
Nion
Cocvses
Ares Union Sewiteh
Eevee Epee
Wees Cenees
Ers Walley
Isa
SENG
People’s Pl
Wees
Chartiers Gaees
Philadelphis Oom ¢ Jomps
Pean Gate
Poe
Ccuseesses Ee
New Young, Special
Wade der Im
Canadian Pacific
Linois Central
Bank of England
Paris
Neavesies
Pennsylvania Reading
Patna Fi
N. Y
Asee
Ine Lehagh Aviation
Philiadelphia
Orthern Pacific
Northern Pacific
Lamson
N.Y
N. Eng
Allourz M.co
Telry Auantic
Galvesrom
Great Britain
Drygoods
New Yorks
Beyers Congesconlee
Onokview
A. Bey
Sperial
Boston Electric Light Co
Exiixon Electric
Weeny
General “Tectric Co
General Electric Co i Ling
Eieeess
Detroit
Elec Wean
Grain and Flour Exchange
Orr
ST Ler
Java
Olga
Mina
Elaine
Geschi
Figgent Muscatela
Valencia
Si We
Ork
Fornia
Dees Nes
Theddgc
Oltron
Vaney Head
Carolina
Louisiana
Harford
Esatern
McCotash
Eggs and Poultry
Oho
Tams
Mincelan-ons
Penn- Sivenie
Hoxter
New Crover
Isle
Penn- Ivania
Abba
Fish
Wiliam Hotes & Oy
Sdib
Oo Wate Vasa
Deas
IBD
Ie Ieenorer, Agn & Co
Hedges & Co
John Hesket & Co
Associated Press
Tim Steady
Ralf Mackerel
Sali
Med.shore
Herrin
Potomac Herrin
Ayer
Timothy Hay
Daniel M’caffrey
Hay, Grain and Commission
S39
Moyifth Avenue
Seroref
John M. Oakley & Co., Bankers and Brokers
Cat
Wartney & Stephenson
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