Iron and metal market report from The Iron Ape Weekly
The market shows quiet trading with weakness in Southern iron and scarce No 1 Southern supply. Prices: southern warrant iron 500 tons sold, no buyers for Bessemer pig at $18 furnace, No 1 foundry around $17 15, gray forge $18 15 50, little No 1 Southern, No 2 316-?16. Spiegel and ferro manganese demand delays deliveries. consumers offloading in small parcels. East buys three months' needs. steel wire rods see one sale at private terms. ferro re-exports limited. Major note: Allecheny Bessemer Steel sale reduces pricing pressure, rail demand strong with multiple large orders. spikes in angle iron markets, ties to Pittsburgh and Charleston pricing. refined bars and tees trade. old coins and safety stock movements cited.
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Dispatch
New York
Iron Ape Weekly
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Foundry
SIG Miter No
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SK Spiegeleisen
Ferra Maganese
New England
Allecheny Bessemer Steel Company
Aitchison
Hugo
Texas
Shilworth, Porter & Co
Pittsberg
Aid
Tran
Portheth
Lee
Charlestoy
Errer
Dugre
Ceiline
Sitworth, Porter & Co
Detsstatg
Cleveland
Dbilboa
Clyde
Liko, Vaughan & (c
Glasgow
Latigionn
Carnbrev
Ardrossan
Emer
Quao Co
Old Mee
Tafford
Wales
S&l
Liverpool
Neerheck
Metal Market Sees Higher Prices Amid Scarcity
The Iron Age reports rising prices across foreign metals as pig iron and hematite warrants gain. Copper, tin, and lead trade weakly against a tight tanker market and dwindling stocks, with Spain pig iron shipments and new furnace activity shaping the market.
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New York
Jake
Frick coke strike ends as arbitration settles dispute
A major coke industry disruption ended with the appointment of an arbitration committee to resolve Frick plant issues. All Frick works resumed operation, shipments remained robust, and overall demand is strong with an expected busy period ahead. Transportation limits persist, but optimism for improved shipping facilities grows.
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Frick
Frick Coke Works
Leisenring
Lemont
Hill Farm
Calumet
Hecla No. 2
Poe
Pittsburg
Pittsure
Riverpoints
River Points
Ovens
Pitsourg
Mahoning
Shenango
Cleveland
Bulla
Detroit
Mich
Louisville
Tondraga, Dl
Milwaukee
Wis
Valleys
Moreland
Huttslo
Real estate agents urged as indispensable to buyers and owners
The piece defends real estate agents highlighting their value in gathering high quality information and coordinating sales. It argues against multiple agents handling one property, noting risk of duplicated commissions and neglected property. It cites Blaine land, mortgage figures, and rising demand for building lots as real estate market momentum grows.
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James G. Blaine
Elizabeth
Market House
Fifth Avenue
William Woodwell
Lang Avenue
Pittsburg
Clevelan
Bank of Pittsburg
Market reports show mixed cattle and hog prices across cities
Telegraph market notes from Cincinnati New York St Louis Kansas City Buffalo report weaker demand for common cattle and light stock while spring lamb demand strengthens. Hogs take a earlier drop with varying bids across several markets and receipts listed.
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New York
Breves
ST. Louis
Kansas
Horsford S Acid Phosphate Endorsed For Rheumatism Relief
Dr W C Hanscome of Minneapolis Minn reports using Horsford s acid phosphate in an acute rheumatism case during convalescence to relieve sleeplessness and nervousness with satisfactory results. The note also claims Panren s Hare Balm renews hair growth and color and Pareer Givers Toni0 the best cough cure.
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W. C. Hanscome
Minneapolis, Minn
Panren
Pareer
Drops of Oil Market Mixes Small Trades and Stable Prices
Light trading continued with minor shifts in oil figures. Prices opened and peaked at 78 3 4, slipped to 78 9 8, and closed at 7 8 bid. Refined oil values listed for New York London and Antwerp. market paused with several days of paired trades and no Clearing House activity.
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London
Antwerp
Ednesday
Petroleum futures edge up as shorts cover in New York market
New York trading on November 6 shows steady to firm gains across crude and related contracts. Oil Spot in Pennsylvania trades around 78 cents a barrel with December options similar. Lima oil reports 1 000 barrels sold at 184.5 cents. Exchange activity includes certificates under 78 7/8 cents, with large volumes of barrels shipped and chartered. final prices reveal a mixed but firm intraday close.
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New Orleans
Western
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Do Creamery
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ST. Louis
Iowa
Minnesota
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Pennsylvania
Extra
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Northern
Duluth
Avo
Svorthero
Jie
Toledo
Bearish mood weighs on stocks as trading slows
A calm trading day saw total stock sales of 75 shares with Philadelphia Gas at 24 95 and 247, Switch and Signal and Electric down from initial bids, Air Brake dipping to 112, and coal stocks firm. The market shifted to a clearly bearish tone with investors cautious and awaiting further value shifts as a broad decline affected many issues on the New York Exchange.
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Switch
Lay
Central
Pleasant Valley
Chamber of Commerce
Union Switch
Sicwal
Peoples’ Savings Bank
Firet National Bank of
Pittsburg
M. National
North Liberty Bridge Company
Ittsburg Locomotive Works
Humboldt Insurance Company
Fidelity Tike and Trust Company
Monoogshelm Insurance Company
Western Insurance Vownang
Delaware Mutual Safaty Insurance Co
New York
Atchison
Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western
Erie
Lake Shore
Louisville and Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Northwestern
North American
Northeorn Pacific Preferred
New England
Reading
Richmond
West Point
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Western Union
Aim
Canadian Pacific
Canada Southern
New Jersey
Bago
Bur
Quivey
Mil
St Paul
Amy Bay
St. v
Wey
Yaa
St Hetts
Janes Bay
St. Pitt
M&o
CCU & L Press
Yaa Se Col. Coal & Iron
Athy
Col
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Uhjo
Hey del, & Hudson
Rio Grande
Kio Grande
Alinow Central
Lake Erie
West
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Lottistilie& Nashville
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Nootle
New York Central
N.Y
Norfolk
Tam Tile
Ohio
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Sane Aes
Paelle Mall
Peo
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Valladel
Ae Ais Fpotiman Palace
Riehmond & W. IT
fLichmond &W.V.T
Paul Dulath
Wheeling
Wheeling & L. F.p
Boston
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Faouten & Mont
Franklin
Lois
Kearsarge
Eastern BR. R.ds
Osceola
Fitebarg
Qui Flint & Pere M
Santa Fe Copper
Yitut & Pere M. Pre
Tamarack
K.C
Boston Land Co
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Old Colony
Wis
Cen
Bankers Report Notes Moderate Demand at Usual Rates
Bankers report moderate demand for funds with adequate loanable supply and unchanged rates. Money on call in New York ranged 4.11 percent last loan 5 percent, with emphasis on percent. Closing quotations list various bonds, exchanges, and clearings across cities, including Paris francs, Bank of England bullion shifts, and London's reserve rate.
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Wall Street Falls as Markets Heat Up in Sugar Refineries Lead
New York stocks declined amid heavy liquidation and a weak money market. Sugar Refineries showed unusual strength, rising to SL price gains while Granger roads and Union Pacific led downsides. Foreign selling from London touched several issues as bears dominated close.
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Silver
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Reading
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Post
Chicago
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London
New York Stock Exchange
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Stephenson
Mitsburg
Fourth Avenue
New York
Grangers
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Louisville
Nashville
Oilinois Central
Wall Street
Bears
Shorts
New England
Chicago Gas
Lackawanna
Rock Island
Vanderbilts
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Wheeling
Lake Erie
St Paul
Burlington
Jersey
Philadelphia Stock Quotations From Whitney & Stephenson
Closing quotations of Philadelphia stocks furnished by Whitney and Stephenson brokers. Includes New York Stock Exchange listings such as Lehigh Navigation and Northern Pacific. Ambiguous text notes several stock names and figures.
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Whitney & Stephenson
Ar Courts Avenue
New York Stock Exchange
I Aem
Lehigh Navigation
Sorthern Pacific
Domestic Markets Report from Office of Prag Dispatser
Market notes show potatoes arriving more freely while stock remains steady at outside prices. Eggs scarce with some jobbers reporting up to 5c per dozen. tropical fruits and cheeses vary with modest price movements. Local butter, beans, and canned goods show mixed shifts as trade improves under clearer skies.
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Malaga
Ohio
New York
Sweitzer
Jamaica
Florida
Oran
California
Milvers' Orn No 1 winter goods mixed sale list
A long listing of groceries and prices appears, detailing items from lard oil and syrup to sugar and canned goods. Foreign fruits and dried fruits are priced, with numerous nuts, nuts and bolts like coconut, almonds, currants, raisins, figs, and sultanas. Seafood, salt, canned peaches, pears, corn beef, beans, sardines, and fish are itemized with per unit or per case prices, reflecting a broad, bulk grocery catalog.
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Moinees Iiues
Carolina
Louisiana
London
California
Muscatels
Valencia
Turkey
Medimm
Higgins’ Eureka
Hid. Co
Houna Shore
Walko Herring
Grain Exchange sale lists varied grain car lots
The Grain Exchange saw one sale on call of a sample oats car, with 46 cars receipts posted. Multiple rail lines moved oats corn hay wheat and rye, with prices for on track exchange and millfeed, flour, hay, and provisions quoted amid favorable weather and ample receipts.
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Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago Railway
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Baltimore
Ohio
Pittsburg and
Western
Wisgasse
Togo
Waron
Markets by Wire Wheat Gains as Corn Holds Steady
Wheat closes with a gain after an unsettled session as shorts cover and May premium widens over December. Corn steadies at outside figures while oats stay unsettled and pork and lard show price fluctuations in a varied trading day.
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Chicago
Jge
Kathber
Spain
Lord—More
Jom M. Oakley & Co
Sixth Street
Chicago Board of Trade
Baltimore
Steat
E. Coffes
Butter Market Holds Steady Across Cities
The butter market remains unchanged with steady to firm tones in New York and Philadelphia while other grain futures show mixed movements. Wheat and corn receipts and futures shift, spot markets vary from dull to active, and prices across regions reflect export demand and near term futures activity.
Drygoods Market Steady Despite Election Talk
Drygoods in New York reported no new developments on November 1. Demand was good for specialties and fair for other items, with market tone remaining firm and little expectation that election results will affect demand or sentiment.
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New York
Grain Elevator Fire in Buffalo Causes Big Loss
Fire destroyed C. J. Wells grain elevator in Buffalo early today. Estimated losses total about 500000 dollars with the structure valued at 300000 and contents at 250000. About 290000 bushels of grain were stored. The fire's cause remains a mystery.
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C. J. Wells
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