Bearish mood lifts sterling while rail stocks sag
New York markets saw a bearish tilt on heavy upcoming specie shipments, with sterling rising and London buyers active. Distilling, Reading, Atchison led declines while Union Pacific, Nickel Plate and Vanderbilt group showed strength amid mixed reports on dividends and potential control moves.
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New York
Stock Exchange
London
Nations
Reading
Atchison
Lincoed «Ol Company
Aichisnn
Bears
Rion Pacific
Rock Island
Sugar
Miesouri Pacific
Indu
Millway
National Linseed of
United States
Wabber
General Electric
Nickel Piste
Here
Canada Southern
R Sce Dees
Union Pecifio
Clus
Spocal
DOW, Jones& CO
Vanderbilt
Eiengs
Aston Pacific
Aly
Peel
SFA
Iece
Roart
Joe Teeods
Stgar
Mr. White
Sterling Exchange
Weslkness
McLeod
Pie
Claia
Keating
Evl-Treasury
Liquidation in Wheat Dominates Market Decline
Heavy liquidation hit wheat with a 30 cent drop while corn held firmer as oats slipped hesitantly. Reports cited record world supplies, large east and Pacific stock increases, and Hatch bill talk as dampening factors. Receipts were heavy in the Northwest and price swings remained volatile with improved oats and mixed protein futures.
Prices of stocks on the New York Stock Exchange
The Chemics Aable shows stock prices on the New York Stock Exchange daily or in state by Whitney & Ston, oldest Pittsby members of New York Exchange, 3 Fo avenue.
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New York Stock Exchange
Whitey & St Fon
Pittsby
New York Exchange
Fo Avenue
General Markets Update on Commodities and Futures
Market notes show increased activity as prices edge lower on demand shifts. Wheat futures and spot markets display softer No 2 red and spring varieties with large Western receipts and Russia crop news weighing on sentiment. Barley oats and rye trade with limited movement while oils and notices indicate steady to weak conditions across major exchanges.
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New York
Fiotn
Tiago
Itije
Northern
Milwaukee
Rockies
Pacific Coast
Russia
Meron
Kite
Stow Oace
Hay
Grain and commodity markets mixed in scattered futures and spot activity
Market notes show mixed futures and firm spot for grains and staples. Wheat futures easing with December and May positions. spot No 2 red steady in New York and Philadelphia. corn and oats fluctuating with cautious demand. coffee and sugar options varied. cotton, pork, lard, and butter trade firmer or steady in regional sessions. receipts and shipments reported across cities including Chicago Minneapolis and Kansas City.
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Silye
C.A
Surat
New Orleans
Western Steam
Danny Proctere
Western Dairy
Elgin
D. Cleese
Philadelphia
Iéc
St. Louis
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Bie
Duluth
Superior
Bard
Northern
Cincinnati
Baltimore
C. Oatstair
Kansas City
Oil Field Drilling Report Highlights Fourth Sand Activity
Eastern McCurdy district wells show mixed results with J M Guffey No 3 on the McCoy farm producing ten barrels per hour after initial flow. Forest Oil Devine No 3 yielded 25 barrels daily from the fourth sand while No 1 on Edmundson and other nearby wells varied in activity. Production totals for the day include about 20,000 barrels in the McDonald field and 46,000 barrels in the field stock, with regional runs and shipments reported across several lines.
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McCurdy
McCoy
Old Crafton
J. M. Guffey
H. & Stewart
D. Robison
Forest Oil Company
Devine Farm
Gaffey, Stewart & Robison
McCoy Farm
Devine
Edmundson
Forest
D. K.cleaver
Forest Ol Company
Ackerson
Gordon
Greenlee & Forst
Mellon & Emerson
Ewing Heirs
Bray and Guffey, Sue & Co
Speer
J. M. Guffey & Co
Shane
Willow Grove
Phillips & Co
Midway
Gestman & Wenke
Hanly
Wildwood
Catacpolis
Titusville
McDonald Field
Company4
Noacap
Knox Bros. & Co
Sistersville Field
Philadelphia Company raises dividend and heavy trading on state report
The market shows broad activity led by Duquesne traction Pittsburg and Birmingham traction with Philadelphia Company advancing on dividend news. Duquesne reports debt free status and potential consolidation moves while P B traction and Lustre mining react to price shifts as bonds and new debt influence trading.
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Pittsburg
Birmingham Traction
Duquesne Traction
Philadelphia Company
Pittsburg Traction
Duquesne
Harrisburg
Sture
Mononoahola Bridge
Dumnund
Gogol
Philadelphia
Hazelwood
Citizens Traction
P.& B.traction
P. A. & M. Traction
John J. Pinkerton
Westchester
Pinkerton
Tractions
Philadelphix Company
J. B. Barbour
Carothers
Sproul & Co
W. J. Thompson & Co
Lawrence & Co
Hill & Co
H. Ai. Long
B. Forst
B. F. Arensberg
Kuhn Bros
Fred Rinehart
National Bank
Bell Telephone Company
Oskley & C
Counny
National Company
B, Oc. & & 5T L. Scrip
Money market and exchange rates show mixed activity
The loan market remains moderately active with rates near 6 percent and little change in exchange and currency. Daily clearings and balances vary by city, with New York at 4 to 5 1/2 percent for money and sterling exchange firm, while silver prices ease slightly in London and New York assay bars.
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New York
Loun
At & Prime Merantile Paper
Sterling
Demana
Hostox
Ic Premim
Philadelphia
Curiaco
New York Exchange
Sterling Exchange
Mevrnis
Bartivzone
St. Louis
Crxemysati
Clemmiga
Bostox
Clearing House
London
Foreign Financial Rates and Market Quotes
The report lists three percent rates for accounts and closing quotes for Consols Tooney and various bonds and stocks. It notes New York Pennsylvania and Ohio firsts, Canadian Pacific, Erie, Tilt Nois Central, Reading and Mexican issues with bid and ask figures. Money market rates show open discount at one percent and Willis at 113 16.
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Pan
Nec
Saxpos
Consols
Tooney
New York
Pennsylvania
Olo
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Tiltnois Central
Reading
Bursliver
Willis
Drygoods Trade During New Year Delays and Prices
New Year trading in drygoods shows quiet demand as buyers place orders for essentials. Cotton goods attract limited inquiries while prices firm on replenishments. duck fabrics rise to a yard, and woolens and overcoatings are experiencing strong activity.
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Boston
New York Metal Market Report Quiet and Steady
New York market notes M-Pixtron at 1800 with 815 52. Cowper firm Jake at 1223. Lead steady domestically at 75. Tin in moderate demand and straits at 1960.
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New York
Cowper
Jake
Turpentine Market Notes From Savannah
Turpentine and rosin trade updates report activity in Savannah with firms listed and prices steadier. Buyers and sellers are referenced along with December trade notes and regional firm movements in the turpentine industry.
Squirrel Hill Railway buys Whit ney tract at $2,500 per acre
The Squirrel Hill Railway Company acquired ten acres on Forward avenue near the park from Mr. George L Whit ney for $25,000, about $2,500 an acre, with frontage to Beacon street. Officials note the deal suggests imminent rail operations and expansion of the district.
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Whitmey
Forward Avenue
Squirrel Hill Railway Company
Wropvyespbay
Squirrel Hill
George L Whitney
Beacon Street
Besa
Fins
Castie J. Aiken
Castleman Street
Abberson Street
Baxter, Thompson & Co
Bank of Commerce
Brushton Station
Bennett Street
E. T. Schaffner
Hill Top
Christian Fink
Mt. Oliver
Frederick Street
Lower St Clair Township
Mathias Boerstel
Southside
Black & Baird
William Ward
Mathilda Street
Wenth
Byora
Park Avenue
Meadow Street
Local market summaries show coffee drop and holiday demand
On Wednesday December 14, roasted coffee declined by one eighth cent per pound while poultry demand strengthened and general mercantile activity rose. Holiday shopping boosts nuts, candies, dry goods, and fine lines as retailers report a prosperous year and rising interior trade, with grain and provisions facing mixed signals from futures and scarce high grade wheat.
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Angoes
Chicago Times
Northwest
Chicago
Grain and Flour Exchange Quiet With No. 2 Yellow Car Trade
Only transaction on the Grain and Flour Exchange today involved No. 2 yellow cars in a ten day delivery at 50 cents. Receipts bulletin lists Vina the P. L. E., lear lwy, and multiple car lots across rye, hay, corn, and flour. Market quotes cover various grain and feed items with quoted prices across mixed corn, oats, rye, patent flour, and other commodities.
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Grain and Flour Exchange
Vina
Lear Lwy
Onis
BEO
Hiny
Lenrotte
Viiatue PL
CLO Si. L
Mareat
Mpassenshees Setternes
Seeeinenesn
Witter
Unclear OCR Food Market Listings and Miscellany
Fragmentary OCR text shows a jumble of grocery items and prices across markets, with references to meats, fruits, dairy, canned goods, and household supplies. Mentions California Osaka London markets, various brands, and seasonal produce among scattered vendor notes.
Fruit and produce prices and wholesale livestock listings
Readable lines show varied wholesale prices for fruits, vegetables, nuts, dried fruits, and meats. Entries include cranberries, apples, oranges, lemons, bananas, cabbages, onions, potatoes, quail, pheasants, ducks, venison, dried fruits, nuts, and hides with unit pricing and bundles.
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Golden Gate
Concord
Cataunha
Florida
Cotton market reports and a child death notice
The dispatch records Dec cotton values in Gatvestox New Orleans and New York with receipts exports and prices. A separate item reports the death of 3 year old Stella Lowery from a clothes fire at Jones and Laughlins. funeral arrangements are set for South Thirty-fourth Street.
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Stella Lowery
Ralph Lowery
Jones & Laughlins
South Thirty-fourth Street
Live Stock Market Mixed With Cattle Pigs and Sheep Shown
At the Central drove yards the market for live stock was active with strong demand for top grades. Cattle and sheep sold barely steady to higher while hogs declined from Monday’s closing prices. receipts included 160 loads of cattle and significant hog and sheep totals. Sales of Monday and Tuesday offerings featured numerous lots of cattle and calves with varied weights and prices, while Tuesday’s smaller receipts kept quotes firm on several lines.
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Associated Press
Bears
Reading
Atchison
Cattie
Rock Teland
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
Vanderbilts
New York Central
Lake Shors
NSA Na
Shona Lend
Ane Isidt
GA m. Jinsera
St Jl
American Syear
Chitazo Gas
National Go
Secking Valley Soi
Obie Southern
Basber
Acti
Philadelphia
Ecuip
Minnespolis
I. Louis
Moreton
Texas Cortral Ss
Reliowa
Ana
Bisher
Philadel
Anal
Tuchby
Sonn Hasket & Co
Willam Holsis & Co
Reneker
Linkhorn & Pa
Earsie
Lye
Cain
Toy
Bitte
Beast
Cattle Receipts and Markets Across Cities Feature Mixed News
Chicago markets report large cattle receipts with 14 000 head and 5 000 head shipments, prices varied from strong to steady across cattle and hogs. New York and Cincinnati show slower demand but steady to higher prices for steers and sheep, with lambs and hogs inching up amid broader market shifts.
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Chicago
the Evening Journal
Zoo
New York
Calver—Recolpta
Angen
Aoa
Perado
Sheer Vonde
Canada
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National Tea Reading
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Western Union
Erican Cotton
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Cottoul Ae
Sugar Pe Co
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Wheeling & Tstern
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National Transit
McDonald
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Eureka
New York Transit
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W. L. Mellon
Reese
Uch Antwern
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PhilHe
Duquesne Traction Company
Department of Internal Affairs
BSR
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Eve Oh
Pittsburg Traction Company
Citizens Traction Company
Financial Notes
Electric Street Railway
Sytem
Covington
Kentucky
Westinghouse
Reading Railroad
Union Switch and Signal Company
Archie
Boston & Mont
Boston Cana CO
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Wis
Asia Ktore
Allonex M. Co
News Water Power
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Exchange Sales Board
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Wichares P. & B. Traction Seharee P&h. Traction
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P. & I. Traction
Caer of
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Philwtelp
Cveeveeseee
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P. & Traction OM
Dugquesne Traction
Diquesne Traction
Central Traction
Saeenne Ou
Lustre Mining
Lustre Mining Company
Lustre
Lustre Mining Com
Rence
Sanece
Sdonti
Sd Cau
Wee Age Ibd
Bia Fask
Asus
Birmloguam Ins
Philadelphia Co
MG Pheeting Gas Co
Waee
Citivens Traction
Rose Pittsburg Traction
Jeasant Valley
Tity Ui
Chartiers Railway
Castie
Pitts
W.Y
Fensee Bane
Luster Mining Co
Seconee
Gardtte
Edison Electrialget Company
Seeenesews
Wealinghoune
Ft. Wayne
Warne Electric
Thomson-Houston
Houston - Weld
Foreign Financial
Drygoods
Savankan
Tosti
Allegheny
Tiernan
Joseph Brown
Stockton Avenue
Central Hotel
Splane
Sandusky and
Ol Fo
Stewart and McKain
Diamond
Commercial Land Company
Belu
Ensnins
Walter Gaisford
Joseph Stephenson
Nezley
W. BR. Schriver
L. D. Warnock
James Newell
J. J. Bote
L. Dave
W. Gaisford
Walter Johnston
Eoft
Maney Teller
Henrie Ie Pekee i Ponde Brasserie
Taney
C. Loose
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Mateo Inshine
California
Muscatela
Gba
Caroline
Louisiana
Java
Ford County
Onair
Maeioeniek Wean
Ohio
Callifornos
Borten
Felgin Creamery
Initie
Wisconsin
Mayo
Lac
Owelterr
Tule
Wait
Uusberger
Wwe
Obio Swiss
Eyes and Poultry
Ami Ohio
Deraa
Ryber
City
Ren- Talituie
Mackenel Bois
Dole
Paine
Jae
Wyers
Medina
Phos
Rene Seaham
Nairt
BOP LD
Ereraseens
Saece
Eastport
Great Bruain
Dispatch
Gay Boas
Calveen
ST A. Sos
Rettante
Dr. Bull
Johann Hoff
Daniel M’caffrey
Timothy Hay
Ts and
Mopifth
Pittsat Rea
John M ‘Oakley & Co
Mirec
Stan
WuHtrtney & Stephenson
Fourth Avenue
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