London Factor Drives Upward Drift in Market Opening
London acts as key market factor as opening prices rise across railroads and oils. St Paul leads railroad gains while Missouri Pacific slips. industrials show mixed moves with gas stocks volatile. Trading activity quiet as investors wait on presidential contest. bonds firm and total stock volume reaches about 1.18 million shares.
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New York
London
Eenter
Atchison
Union Pacific
St Paul
Wabash
Missouri Pacific
Ontario and Western
St. Paul
Western
Eastern Trunk Lines
Louisville
Nashville
Northern Pacific
Lackawanna
Pitts Buro
Ohio Southern
Vansville
Colorado Coal and Tron. Iy
Chiease
Consolidated
New York, Susquehanna and Western
Corn Market Roundup Signals Pool Activity and Price Gains
Chicago trading on November 7 showed a roundup in the corn market with near term gains around a cent and May holding steady. Heavy buying pressure by Swartz-Dupee and Chaplin helped absorb shorts as 457 cars arrived and withdrawals reached 491000 bushels. Provisions and wheat moved higher amid tight supplies and stormy weather, driving broader commodity strength.
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Chicago
Swartz-Dupee
Chaplin
Pattons
Bartlett- Frazer
Roneence
Wright
Shorts
General Markets Reported Dull Yet Steady Across Commodities
New York prices show dull steadiness with large wheat and corn receipts and exports. No. 2 red wheat and other grains move with modest gains and steady spot markets amid holiday trading, while butter, coffee, and sugar hold steady in key exchanges and markets across Philadelphia St Louis and Baltimore.
Local Stocks Muted Ahead of Election Trading Quiet
Local securities show little movement on the eve of elections with light activity and a firmer overall tone. Airbrake and P and B traction lead gains while notable names like Duquesne and Philadelphia Company show mixed closes in thin sessions.
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Exchange
Philadelphia
Airbrake
Strensti
P.& DB
Duquesne Traction
Monetary conditions mixed across cities in early November
Across Pittsburgh and other centers, money markets show steady to firm rates around 5 to 6 percent with easy money on call in New York at 4 to 6 percent. Clearings and balances vary by city, with New York and Chicago reporting strong figures and discounted exchange patterns amid ongoing market liquidity.
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Pittsburg
Eastern Exchange
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
One Sistersville Well Near Depot Nets Good Producer
Murphy Bros. report a strong producer in Sistersville near the depot on the Thistle lot. Initial flow at 200 barrels per hour continues, with other Murphy wells and neighboring fields drilling deeper into sand. Overall McDonald and Sistersville fields show steady production and varied line results across multiple companies.
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Murphy Bros
Gordon Sande
Merse Pool
Sistersville
Thistle Lot
Uriah
Elk Park
Elk Fork
Guffey & Co
Salisbury Farm
Sisteraville
McPox Atny
Woodland Oil Company
Scott Heira
McDonald
Lentz, Schlegel & Co
Walker
Fish Pool
Noblestown
Wheeling Gas Company
Patterson Farm
Venice
Greenlee & Forst
Kirk Farm
Merse Pier
Willow Grove
McCurdy Field
Philadelphia Company
Martin Clever Farm
J. M. Guffey & Co
Aiken Farm
Ruppel Oll and Gas Company
Spnd
Moore Farm
Petroleum market closes steady with mixed December option data
Range of December option including highest 59 58 cents and lowest 51 cents. refined oil activity in New York London Antwerp with rates listed. National Transit Certificates show 51 percentge high and 58 cents low. Oil shipments and barrels details include 1073 and 120 146 barrels. total sales 18 000.
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New York
London
Antwerp
Wit Orry
Pennsylvania
Lima Oil Eales
Commodity Prices in New York Market Report
New York markets show Pictron in fair demand at 1590 1550 dollars. Copper dull with lake at 1105 1175. Domestic lend aull at 380 395. Tin strong in straits at 2075 20 su. Special note: silver in London at 501 164 per ounce. New York dealers quote silver at 8544 cents per ounce.
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New York
Straits
Navy
London
Foreign Financial Rates and Market Quotes
Papia reports three percent rentes at 91. Thy centimes for the account. Loxpon notes FP M. Close Consols at 97 16. New York Pennsylvania Ohio firsts at 88 ¾. Canadian Pacific at 84 . Erie at 27 ½. Mexican ordinary at 23 ¾. St Paul Dominion at 1 . New York Central at 14. Pennsylvania at 57. Mexican Central at 44. Jul bur silver at 101 16d. Money rate 25 percent for short and three month bills.
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Papia
Loxpon
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Inois Coural
St. Paul Dominion
New York Central
Rendine
Mexican Central Now
Bur
Grand macadamized boulevard planned on Perrysville avenue
A stockholders meeting of the Allegheny and Perrysville Plank Road Company elected a new board led by President Harry Darlington and Treasurer J. W. Davidson. They plan a seven mile 69 foot wide boulevard from the city line to Keown's tavern, costing about 30000, with a country club house and dirt road for faster horses, starting spring next.
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Perrysville Avenue
Allegheny
Allegheny and Perrysville Plank Road Company
John W. Chalfant
D. T. Watson
K. F. Jones
A. E W. Painter
D. E Park
Harry Darlington
J. W. Davidson
Keown's Tavern
Kentlemen
Quiet Trade In Wholesale Mercantile Circles Trade Weather
A quiet Monday in wholesale mercantile circles with rain and dreary, threatening weather. Prices largely hold from last week with no prominent gains, though Elgin reports an expected advance in creamery butter at the weekly board session. Poultry remains plentiful and easy, with forecasts of higher costs as cold weather sets in. other markets show mixed signals on fruit, fish, grains, coffee, sugar, and dried fruits amid seasonal demand and regional crop notes.
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Mosday
Elgin
Produce Commission
New York State
East
New England
New Orleans
Petersburg
Virginia
North Caroff
Live Stock Market Report from Monxpary Yard
At Monxpary Central yards on Nov 7 light receipts kept demand brisk and prices higher than last week for cattle and hogs. Island yards saw weaker activity with toys priced lower than a week ago. sheep and hogs saw mixed to higher trends at East Liberty with cattle leading gains.
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East Liberty
Monxpary
Central Yards
Island Yards
Market Report on Live Stock Prices and Receipts
Opening with outside advices noting strong markets. Prime Philadelphia cattle and heavy weights sold around $5 with a steady trend observed across weights. Fresh cows veal calves and bulls show varied values while overall receipts rose from 1,485 to 2,453 week over week amid a heavier supply.
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Philadelphia
Eland
Morice
Live Stock Market Receipts and Prices Across Several Cities
New York market shows cattle receipts around 6 002 head with beef prices steady to lower and calves and sheep varying by category. Chicago reports cattle receipts near 15 000 head with steady trade and mixed stock types. hogs and sheep show higher or firmer quotes in parts, while Cincinnati notes modest gains in hogs and steady cattle amid activity.
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Beeves
Hoss
Chicago
the Evening Journal
Cincinnati
Cotton futures close firm with strong sales
New York on November 7 reports firm cotton futures with 95 500 bales traded. Prices listed for November December March April May June July and others with various cents per pound. Galveston figures show middling to ordinary levels and shipments to Great Britain, coastwise movement, and stock totals around 14 252 bales.
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New York
Avril
Angus
Galvistos
Great Britain
Visible Grain Supplies Reported For Week End Nov Fifth
The Visible Supply of grain for November 5 compiled by the New York Produce Exchange shows wheat at 44,717,000 bushels up 16,000. Corn stands at 13,241,000 bushels up 210,000. Rye increases by 2,000 bushels to 7,358,008. Oats and barley figures show declines and increases of small amounts as reported.
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Allegheny Hexting Company
George Westinghouse, Jr
J.R. McGinley
John Caldwell
Robert Pitcairn
Calvin Wells
A. Groetzinger
William F. Lloyd
Herbert DuPay
E.S. Smith
James T. Arnold
James McCutcheon
Hill & Co
P.& H. Traction
BR. J
Southwest Fuel Gas Company
Pittsburg
Conneltsville
Fayette County
Capital Stock
Kensington Gas Company
New Kensington
Westmoreland County
Capital
National
Chicago
Central Traffic Association
Vanderbilt Lines
Pennsylvania Lines
Chicago and Grand Trunk
Baltimore and Ohio
John Ramsey
Phillie
Hil & Co
Duquesne Traction
Barbour
J. M. Long
Airbrake
Lawrence Co
Allegheny Valley
New York Evening Post
London Bays
CG. F. Anderson
Consolidates Exchange
William Holmes & Co
Ae Ee
Dri, Dyer & Co
John Hesket & Co
Reneker, Linkhorn & Co
McCall, Rowlen & Newbern
Bend
New York
New York Produce Exchange
Ieee
Ee Lato Bank de Crease
Burley
Deuresse
Grain market daily notes from Milwaukee and Duluth
Milwaukee flour and wheat markets show quiet to rising quotes with No 2 spring at 72 and No 2 northern firm. Receipts include 1500 flour barrels and 28 000 bushels wheat. shipments 1 100 barrels flour and 103 700 bushels wheat. Duluth trading remains active with cash May and December contracts, No 1 hard and No 1 Northern quoted. receipts 4 0000 bushels wheat and 220 000 bushels corn. shipments 400 000 bushels wheat and 30 000 bushels corn.
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eSepou
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Sg@lge
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Pacific Coast
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Philadelphia
Penna Creamery
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Extm
Race
Wisc
Sc. Sarley
Minnesota
York Finner
Uige
Migeisige
Creed
Hie
Duluth
Superior
Cincinnati
Toledo
Beltimore
Liverpool
Butver— Creamery
Milwaukee
Kans
Upige
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