Iron and steel market trims range after election news
Fr day, Nov six reports show raw iron and steel demand mixed as election results calm tariff fears in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Volume in Bessemer pig iron runs high, rails lag, and prices hover near bottom with cautious optimism for a pickup in mills as October and early November trade suggests solid activity in some regions.
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Ordor
Ohio
Pennsylvania
McKinley
Pittebure
Bessemer
Transactions in Pig Snow Market In Chicago Defined
Moderate activity in Chicago shows buyers mainly handling small lots with some large carload orders and 500 to 900 ton shipments. Coke metal prices hold steady as Northern tool furnaces cover yearlong deliveries. Obie river area shows varied delivery timing with few exceptions.
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Lurago
Rogers, Brown Ato
Chicago
Fool Jon
Larce Boyerm
West Gear
Peoer
Furnsee
Te Obie
Iron market edges toward selling at low prices
Reports from furnaces show accumulated stocks likely to push offers toward 16 25 to 17 Chicago. Strongers firms refuse below 17 Chicago, predicting a price blowout as stock clears. General trade outlook remains healthy with expectations of a prosperous next year and restocking before January 1.
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Lake Superior
Chicago
Steady Iron Prices Hold in Birmingham Market
The fig iron market remains steady in Birmingham Alabama with current quotes: Lo. b. at the furnace, No. foundry 12 1 2, No. foundry 11 7, No. foundry 11 0, gray forge 10. Inquiries are fair and sales slighted by cover needs. production stays large and furnaces are in a stable stance to avoid oversupply or pricing fear. The district plans to sell at current prices, awaiting future conditions, while factory labor costs shift due to Tennessee disturbances, though changes are seen only after a year or more.
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Binwisoza
Ala
Gray Forge
Tennessee
The Metal Markets report for November prices
New York November 6 metal market notes: pig iron from Ameri can 315 tons and price 315 TPs OO. Copper futures for November and December around 1140 per unit. Lead appears nominal domestically. Tin remains flat and dull in Straits trading.
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New York
Live Stock Market Report From Orries Pitts Area
Market notes from Fairayv on November 6 show receipts of 1 154 head and active shipments with 6 cattle cars sent to New York. Prices listed include 4.60 head for Hoss and 4 28 4% for Philadelphians with mixed ranges and best Yorkers. Cattle and hogs shipped to New York as trade remains unsettled with fairs at changing prices.
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Orries
Pitts
Fairayv
Catrie
New York
James
New York Espany
Wool market and prices across regions steady amid light activity
New York wool markets show steady quiet trading with receipts around 17,106 lbs, shipments 9,507 lbs, and unchanged overall. Reports from Boston note 2.4 million pounds sold week, territory wool steady to firm, with some high grades reaching 40 to 42 cents. Ohio and Michigan fleeces slower, unwashed and combing steady at 6 to 7 cents, carpet wools firm yet quiet, and overall dullness in Western wools.
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J. Locis
Pritavecrata
Onto
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
New York
Michigan
Indiana
Montana
Territoria
Bostos
Texas
California
Oregon
Ohio
Cte
St. Michigan
Colles Markets in New York Coffee Prices Edge Lower
Nov 6 report shows coffee options barely steady with declines around 5 to 20 points. November through April futures quoted, Rio spot quiet and firm, with No 7 quality notes from New Orleans and Baton Rouge markets.
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New York
Meg
Jane
Medaly
Rio
Wye
Battinonr
Isir
Isige
Coffes Agjet
Prygoods Market in New York Shows Moderate Drygoods Trade
In New York on November 6 the drygoods market showed a mixed demand. A few loading houses reported demand for popular cotton goods, while overall staples sold at steady levels. Advents shipped many items and inventories remained well sold with limited accommodations. Prices stayed unchanged, with print cloths slightly lower.
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New York
Avents
Turpentine Markets Quiet as New York Rosin Holds Steady
Turpentine markets show dull activity with prices steady on thin trading. New York rosin remains quiet and unchanged at 353 cents 36 cents per gallon as buyers wait on next moves.
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New York
Downtown Deal Builds Hope for Speer Property Boom
A Waynesburg capitalist buys 58 building lots near Negley avenue for 16000 and plans to resell some. Samuel Ewart & Co. purchase of the Liberty street corner site for 132000 foreshadows a large business house. Reports on Leonard and Penn Fifth avenues properties surface with potential for a mammoth hotel and Kensington growth spurt. Real estate activity remains brisk with multiple lot sales and nearby industrial expansion boosting the East End.
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Presbyterian Church
Liberty Street
Garrison Alley
Samuel Ewart & Co
James W. Drape & Co
Des
J. Walter Hay
Allegheny
Kelly & Rogers
Nineteenth Ward
Negley Avenue
Waynesburg
Joseph Some & So
Leonard
Penn and
Fifth Avenues
Speer
Charles Somers & Co
Jacob R. Layton
Jeannette
Chartiers
A. Dickle & Co
J. W. Robinson
William Sheaffer
Frankestown Avenue
Hinc
EastEnder
Smith & Harney
W.M. Price
Rural Avenue
Sinclair Street
William Haird
Huber
Reading
Euclid Avenue
W. J. Brennen
de Bier
Larimer Avenue
John F. Long
James W. Hille
Deury Street
First National Bank
N. Mulholland
Hamilton Avenue
Dallas
GC. Lewis
Atlantic Avenue
KH. G. Glass
Mr. Glass
W. W. Elderkin
W. J. Kirker
James W. Draper Co
East End
Manhaller Race Plan
Homestead
A. Y. Byers & Co
Ridgeview Land Company
Charles Dahlinger, Jr
California Aventive
Flo Street
California Avenue
Burrell Improvement Company
Kensington
Antonio Monterderde
Pittsburg
Thomas N. Morrow
Fally Carey
Gustav Steinberg
Abel Hale
Mansfield
H. L. Tieteworth
Parnassus
Joseph Roveyne
Thomas McCa
Samuel McKee
Louis Loeftel
Penn Avenue
Thirtieth Street
Loeffel
Arenes George
James Barris
Nm Street
Thirty
Home Securities Market Report Shows Minimal Price Shifts
A subdued stock session yielded minor changes with no clear trends. Wheeling Gas and Citizens' Traction edged up slightly while Electric, Luster and Pleasant Valley conceded marginally. Most issues held firm as brokers noted limited business and uncertain demand. detailed call prices and varied listings appear in the accompanying table.
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Luster
Wheeling Gas
Citizens
Waller
Citizens' Traction
National Bank of Easton
Wall Street's Review: Bears Press Market Causes Broad Losses
From New York November 11 the stock market opened quiet and strong but in the afternoon bears intensified selling across most issues. Coal stocks and Vanderbilt groups led declines while short sellers covered as limited supply restrained further drops. Reading and Lackawanna and several rail names fell over one per cent with total stock sales around 974,000 shares.
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Bears
London
Grangers
Vanderbilts
Delaware and
Hudson
Shorts
Coslers
Reading and Lackawanna
Kria
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Northwestern
Louisville and Nashville
Texas Pacific
Atchison
AL & Po
Burlington
Erie
East Tenn
FW &P
M&o
Gigi AB
Kan & T
Omaha
Oregon
Oregon Et
Tex
C& P
Woalash
Tex Pac
Chicago Gas
Delaware
Jackawanna and Western
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
Reading
Richmond
West Point
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Mining Stock Quotations from New York on Nov 1
Adams Consolidated 180, Consolidated California and City 400, Deadwood T 190, Eureka Consolidated 19, Gould and Curry 199, Homestake 1050, Horn Silver 45, Iron Silver 140, Mexican 20, Ontario 306, Ophir 80, Plymouth 25, Savage 125, Sierra Nevaeda 190, Standard Union Consolidated 1 Yellow Jackets remain listed.
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New York
Adams Consolidated
Consolidated California and City
Deadwood T
Eureka Consolidated
Gould and Curry
Homestake
Horn
Iron
Mexican
Ontrio
Ophir
Plymouth
Savage
Sierra Nevaeda
Standard
Union Consolidated
Yellow Jackets
Money Market Quiet as Rates Stand at Six Percent
The local money market was quiet with prevailing rates at 6 percent and small loans around 7 percent. Bank clearings reached 7,555,556.20, with balances near 1,007.28. Government receipts in October totaled 28,500,552.01 and expenditures 41,873,265. A pension outlay of 10,976,595.60 was recorded. New York money on call remained easy from 5 to 10 percent, last loan 7. Sterling quiet at 4.533 for demand and 6i-day bills at 50 for weak positions.
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New York
Ste
Aesee
Sterling Exchange
Closing Bond Quotations and Bank Clearings Report
Financial column lists bond quotations across various issues with notes on Pacific and Northern Consols, rail and telegraph stocks, and mercantile rates. Includes Bank Clearings for New York, Boston, Pritavetreta, Batrimoney, St. Louis, New Orleans, and Chicago with money rates and exchange discounts.
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New York
Boston
Pritavetreta
Batrimoney
St. Louis
New York Exchange
New Oncrans
Bank
Chicago
Market Basket Prices Fall Amid Sluggish Demand
The season for domestic fruit nears end with grapes still offered but of poor quality and weak demand. Butter prices decline and oleo sells in large daily quantities. poultry and game are plentiful though prices ease. Meat prices remain steady, while vegetables show light trade and mixed pricing across stalls.
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Bn Ag
Tency Breed Bible Sholoe Comaery
Ancy
Iize
New York Comets
France
Bar Silver Quotations New Yorks
Bar silver in London stands at 43 4d per ounce while New York dealers quote 9 140 per ounce. The market reports reflect London price and US dealer bids for the metal as of November 6 in a special dispatch.
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New Yorks
London
New York
Keeley Sued for Libel Over Advertised Reformed Drunkard
Dr L B Major of Ridgeland sues Dr Leslie Keeley of Dwight for $10 000 in circuit court claiming a circular listing Major as a reformed drunkard libels him. Major alleges he has never been intoxicated or at Dwight and received many inquiries about his supposed cure.
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Curiaco
Leslie Keeley
Dwight
Major
Ridgeland
Keeley
Dr. Major
October receipts reported by Hospital Saturday and Sunday Association
General Agent Benbow listed October income from multiple groups including Ruiplayes of French Spring Company 10225 North Avenue Baptist Church 2063 Garfield Post No. 215 G A R 5 Painters Assembly 1391 5 Theatrical Assembly No 10604 5 Brick makers Assembly 248 5 H L Kime bach 1873 Ladies Circle No 11 G A R 10 J B Switzer Council No 294 0 U A M 5 Post No 151 G A R 5 Elias Widman 2 W W Parkhill 10 General Hays Council 0 U A M 2425 totaling 197 AG
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Benbow
Hospital Saturday and Sunday Association
Ruiplayes
French Spring Company
North Avenue Baptist Church
Garfield Post
Painters’ Assembly
Theatrical Assembly
Brickmakers’ Assembly
H. L. Kimebach
Ladies’ Circle
J. B. Switzer Council
Post
Elias Widman
W. W. Parkhill
General Hays Council
Potatoes and produce prices drift toward higher levels
Grocery trade shows featureless activity with weak corn and hay markets. Domestic fruit quality declines as the season nears, grapes and bananas scarce and pricey. Poultry and eggs stable to firm, butter weakening, and potato receipts lighter enabling some market tone improvement.
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Courtry
Malaga
BuTren—Creamery
Oni
Dac
Son
Aoa
Beauxs
New York
Taarrow
Lima Cape
Thales
Iyelic
Wisconsin
Pwears
Doren
Sean E
California
Brazil
Waltuts
Ilde
Gee
Saas
Mammoth
Jamaica
Oran
Grain Ex change sale notes mixed demand and firm old grains
A single sale on call at the Grain Ex change reports mixed demand with old corn and oats firm and prices firmer than last report, while new corn softens. Wheat, flour, and millseed hold steady. Rye remains strong. Hay counts are high and markets slow. Quotations on track cover corn, oats, middlings, rye, hay, and millfeeds with non advance terms from store.
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Grain Exchange
Pittsbury, Ft Wayne and
Chicago Railway
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Baltimore and Ohio
Pittsburg and
Western
Ifrom
St Ot
Pope
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Juye
Northern
Duluth
Bard
Ige
Conbir
Toledo
Kansas
CEREALS UP AGAIN WITH WHEAT MARKET RISES ACROSS BOARD
In Chicago the wheat market strengthened with active buying and shorts covering on long position. Export rumors, dry winter weather, and Russia export prospects pushed prices higher. corn and oats followed, while hog products remained weak and firm cash prices were noted across multiple markets including New York Philadelphia St Louis and Baltimore.
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Shorts
Chicago
Russia
Liverpool
London
Berlin
Antwerp
Paria
Minister of Agriculture
Seaboard
Dyek
John M. Oakley
Sixth Street
Red gJohn M
Sixth Stree Wanebere
Chicago Board of Trade
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Tron Trade Review
Aes
Europe
Sec
McRimier
Millat
Meek bar—lDenand
Teem
Peedtl Brewery
Bester
Lemul
Howe
Feandry
Foundry Charouat
Stval Laks and Ailuets
Eifll
Etsfeme Steel
Mitt
Dan
Myiil
Asd Elas
FEM
Eses
Esseiens Seeress
Toms Ieee
heamMs
Proton
Inet
Pring Steel
Gross
Cleveland
Grow
Kross
Ioe
Lacz
Key Telegraph
Taneers, & Tia & Stockers
lIambe
Cannia
Dali
Westerday
St. Lavells
Kanaas
Ibc
Indianapolis
Birmingham
East Liberty
Wool Markets
Colles Markets
Prygoods
U. P
Finance
Kensi
Chambers Glass
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Wilkinsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
People’s Pi
Birmingham Traction
Duquesne
Penn and Garrison Alley
Home Securities
Liberty Nat
Marine
Bk Western
Chartiers Yaad
Ohio Valley
Ses Was Co
Astaio
Villadevnns Co
Pleasant Valley
Adee Rcny
Acta
Acne Chartlers Ry
Red Cloud
Wreesthouse
Monon
WaterCo
Lrgaden
One
Iessive West
House A.B. i
Westing.b.co
Penn. Water.com
Wall Street
Witttxey & Stephenson
Pittahbure
New York Stock Exchange
Fourth Avenue
Sugar Hefling Co
Floing Co
Canada
Mil
MIL & St. Padl
C. & Northwestern
Col. Coal
Hocking Y ci del
Lack
E. T
Wes &U . &Ga
Isi
West
Lake Shore
Louieville & Nashvill
Tomichigan Cent
Sy i Mobily & Olio
Issouri Paelfi Porn Carydas, Co
Weeeenlagaue Law
Eure Bos BB
I National Cord Co
Pnd
Noreee
Weere Newark Central
St. H. Seeree
St. L
Vas Bt . L. Os W. Rer
Norfolk & Western
Pecan Ent & Western
American Co
Mg Pete Pacific
Pia
Poole
Philadel
Pullman Pee Oran
P.T
St Pani & Duluth
Bolt
Philadelphia
Wiltney & Stephenson
Buffalo
Phila
Banks
Hae S. J
Lea
Pacific
Louisians
San Fran
Erlets M
Wweetbhore Stor
DR. Keeley
Office of
Pirranene Distatce
Puma
Choice Rio
Java
SABC
Mehi Crades
JecsOld
Hglk
Maracal
Santos
Peal
Choice Io
Test
Wdmye
Atom
Carfadine
Louisiana
Cs Forres
Lavers
Muscatels
Ondars
Valencia
Salonica
Sicily
Smarma
Higgins Eureka
Suseks
Poe
Hiceina
Ems Halibut
Holland
Jones
Sagar
Timothy Seri
I. O
Hte
Able
SS Agsomee
Sftge
E. Cats
Sbnoaey
GME
Elgin
Fiour
sBige
Pellevery
Clge
Dulge
Igobi Kya
Baltimore
Carter
Cy-Terry
Berokers—Financial
Wattney & Stephenson
Ourth Avenue
John M. Oakley & Co. Bankess and Brokers
Whittier
FA. Ma
Filesburg
Tolr
Lee
Sing
Amy
Madrid Chemical CO
U.S. Ag
Dearborn Street
Pittsburgh
Los. Fleming & Son
Market St
Esne Pharmacy
Smithfield St
A. J. Kaercher
Federal St
Allegheny City
X.Y
F.esches Anise
BSS Severae
Jake
Lax
Penn
St. Pittsburg
P O- Fowler
Tywstows
Maries
Marston
Park Cer
DR. OR
Whliams
Rlamore
Judge Wiliame
Sisn
JOS. Fleming & Son
Market Street
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