Stock gains extend across rail and industrial shares in brisk market
New York traders sent stocks higher with industrials advancing from 1 to 6 percent and railroads showing strength. St Paul led activity, Chicago Gas and Western Union also firmed after dividend news, while railroad bonds saw strong demand. The market closed near the day’s highs as short-covering and adviser buying pushed prices higher across sectors.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Commission Houses
St. Paul
Chicago Gas
Western Union
Green Bay
H. M. Long
P., A. & M. Traction
Hill & Co
W. J. Robinson
W. FR. Thompson & Co
Thompson & Co
Citizens' Traction
Illinoels Central
New York, New Haven
Heianae
Tennessee Coal and Iron Railroad
Western Union Telegraph Company
Treasury
American Express Company
Hare
Casey & Vy Brewing Company
Scranton
Capital
Pittaberg Typewriter Company
Pittsburg
People's Bank
Hanover
York County
Ser
Bisworth & Creizhion Company
Grain futures drift as prices soften amid uncertain demand
In a glassy trading session at Curcaco on November 1 the Board of Trade saw most grain prices decline with drops in wheat and steady but slight declines in provisions. December and May futures showed fluctuations as shorts sought coverage, while overall sentiment remained weak as recent reserve data and selling pressure weighed on the market.
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London
Wall Street
Missouri Pacific
J. & Bache & Co
Oakley & Co
Board of Trade
Carlers
Joral
Ricimor
Imgo
Kansas City
Tigo
Onte Neher
Duluth
Markets on Wheat Coffee and Grains Across Regions
New York and other markets report mixed grain activity with exports and receipts varying by region. Prices for No. 2 red, No. 1 Northern, and futures show fluctuations as traders weigh foreign demand, rail shipments, and regional weather.
Cotton market report from Gawvestor details
Cotton firm with middling to low grades. Receipts total 7,081 bales sold 6,785 to Great Britain, stock 902,150 bales. Prices cited: low middling 70 for middling and similar notes for good ordinary and other grades.
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Gawvestor
Great Britain
Local securities rise but Citizens traction weak on market
The Nov 10 market notes show gains in Philadelphia Company and several traction stocks with higher prices expected for street railway shares. Citizens traction lags as investors push prices down amid weak demand.
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Philadelphia Company
Airbrake
Union Switch
Duquesne Traction
Citizens Traction
A. & M. Traction
Citizens
Wes
Pleasant Valley Railway
P. & B. Traction
Ste
Allegheny Valley Railway
Junction Railway
Citizens’ Traction Ss
Pittsburg Traction
Building Lots Sold in Twenty-Second Ward for 10700 70
Black & Baird sold Linden Avenue syndicate lots Nos. 6 and 7 on Edgerton avenue corner Brookline street for 10700 70 cash. The glass syndicate has chosen a 400 acre Carns tract site at the new station on the Allegheny Valley. One building permit issued today for a one story frame dwelling on Lopton Street costing 100. Other late sales include parcels on Brushton avenue Claybourne street and Grant avenue with prices from 975 to 1100.
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Twenty- Second Ward
Glass Syndicate
Carns Station
Turrsday
Twenty-second Ward
Black & Baird
Linden Avenue Syndicate
Edgerton Avenue
Brookline Street
Carns
New Station
Allegheny Valley Hall
H. Senior
Lopton Street
Sweetbriar Street
John K. Ewing & Co
J. C. Forgia
Isaac N
Jos. C. de Noore
Grant Avenue
Loe Nen
East Bellevue
Money Rates Hold Steady Across Markets
Money on call in New York remains easy at 5.6 percent with other rates steady. International and domestic exchange quotes show par or near par, with bank clearings reported across multiple cities and balances in the millions.
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Eastern Exchange
New York
Inet Joan At &Y
Sterling Exchange
Bosrus
lLic
Philadelthia
Dalances
Barrons
Kate
Catcaco
Louis
Crscixwatt
New York Exchange
New Ogreagns
Entom
Sixth ST
Coinage and
Pittsburg
Dry goods market opens with active shirtings advance
The dry goods market opened with moderate demand and later a brisk sale in bleached goods. Leading shirtings gained activity expecting price hikes as Fruit of the Loom 44 shirts and Farmers' Choirs moved. An advance of 4a a yard was noted for Blackscone and Fitch- Fille items.
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Kew T
Market News Reports Mixed Demand and Crop Updates
A drop in temperature boosts demand across multiple lines while eggs and sweet potatoes rise and oats and hay firm. Wholesale trade is active in some branches, prices unchanged overall. Rice shipments resume after a New Orleans draymen’s strike, with Crowley reports of farmers harvesting fine crops. Sugar receipts in New Orleans exceed last year’s pace as the Sugar Bureau expands samples and applications.
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New York
Fiorr
Reid
Wye
Milwaukee
Igc
Rockies
Pacific
Yestercar
Eaioapd
Soca
Pene Mederate
Comber
wFyo
Cne
Dagera Ge
Sige
Chicago
New Orleans
Kost
Eoys
Western Dig
Tse
Casa
Western Steam
Western
Elgin
Philadelphia
Hesse
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Palath
Toledo
Tage
Jocst
California
Baltimore
Sugar
Times-Democrat
Crowley
Lake Charles
Market Prices and Produce Listings in Wisconsin Area
A dense listing shows prices for poultry meats including turkeys ducks and geese, and numerous fruits vegetables nuts and grains. Values span regional suppliers from Wisconsin Pennsylvania and beyond with box and per bushel or per crate rates and several crane-like commodities.
New Year, Nov. 10 silver price report
London markets saw silver down 1 16d per ounce to 08 13 16d as New York dealers posted assay Boidge pricing figures for the day.
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London
New York
Global Money and Bank Reserve Shifts Reported
Nov 10 markets show bullion declines at the Bank of England with £9,000 drop and reserve ratio down to 4.85 percent. In Paris the Bank of France weekly statement notes a £ gold increase of 175,000 francs and a 3,825,000 franc drop in silver. Rates and discounts for bills vary in the open market.
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Pennsylvenia
Ohio
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
New York Central
Trylennsylvania
Becky Reading
Mexican Central News
Oydon
Bank of England
Panta
Bank of France
New York Metal Market Report Quiet on Novembers Trade
New York metal market shows fair activity for pig iron and steady pricing. Copper remains firm while lead and tin show dull demand with limited movement and unclear quotes.
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New York
Flour Output Drops as Mills Reduce Operations
The week’s flour production fell to 215000 barrels from 226025 the prior week due to one mill idle and lower water power. Domestic sales roughly matched output with prices noted as low.
Live Stock Prices Across Markets Noted Sluggish Trade
East Linenty Pa November ten hogs firm cattle steady sheep strong for good consigned hog receipts totaled seventeen hundred with New York shipments few cattle shipped. Chicago reports mixed prices for hogs, cattle lower, sheep steady, lambs down. Baltimore and Cincinnati show varied levels with cattle and sheep mixed across yard.
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East Linenty
New York
Associated Press
Kansas City
Texas
Snie— Dresser
Chicago
Baltimore
U.c. de Iams
Sheen
Sick Headache Remedies Across Unclear Text
Fragmentary OCR notes mention sick headache remedies and pills for liver related symptoms. The readable fragments reference Little Liver Pills and assorted spellings, with no coherent narrative or identifiable events.
Oil field notes span Chartiers and Ohio pipelines
Chartiers pool activity reports drilling across several farms, with McDonald field production at 18 000 barrels and Southwest Pipe Line at about 14 000 barrels daily. Nearby wells and sand targets include Dillenbach, Rough, Marshall and Undercliff areas, plus Ohio operations near Clinton and Woodville. Pipeline statements show National Transit and Buckeye Pipe Line liabilities and deliveries, with varied regional oil runs and shipments recorded for mid week.
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Buckeye
McDonald Field
Robinson & Brown Bros
Dillenbach
Chartiers
Undercliff
Meresta McClory
Miller
Patterson & Soho
Kessier
West Penn Gas Company
McCutcheon
Apollo
National Transit Company
MccDonald
McDonald
Macksburg
Lima
Eureka
Southern
New York Transit
Western
Atlantic
W. L. Melton
Shipwenss
National Transit Company Monthly Statement Summary
The report shows a drop of 47 518 barrels in gross stocks, a 5 683 decrease in credit balances, and a 30 208 increase in sediment and surplus. Liabilities total 86 725 barrels with Buckeye down 140 031 and Tidewater up 19 738 barrels.
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Sige
Jye
Jbc
New York
London
Antwerp
Lage
Sylveuia
Spes
Sijje
Lima
Tatat
National Transit Company
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Clinton
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Sandusky County
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Mountler
Woop County
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Menton
Freedom Township
Ohio Oil Company
Tuckeye
Washington
Democrat
M. W. Taylor
M. V. Taylor
Iway
Mra Taylor
Cambridgeboro
George McLeod
West Maiden Street
William Guckert
Ganges
Feild
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Daniel M’caffrey
Choice
Car Losa Specialty
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Heiskell
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Mall
Jchastos
Holloway & Co
Commerce Street
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