Reading raid drags down market as readings drop
Stock market opens fractionally higher but Reading slips from 37 to 50, amid concerns over proposed receivers for coal properties. Distilling and Cattle Feeding rise slightly while Louisville and Nashville and Baltimore and Ohio post small gains. Traders flag London account movements and heavy selling by bear operators.
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New York
Louisville
Nashville
London
Reading
New Jersey
Co Ae
Emalier
General Electric
American Cotton Oil
National Lead
Lackawanna
Atchison
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Grangers
Nell
Baltimore
Ohio
Texas Pacific
Detroit
Mackinew
Marquette
Visible wheat supply hits record 67 million bushels
Market notes show the largest visible wheat stock on record at 67,205,000 bushels with potential addition of about 34,000,000. Prices for wheat, corn, and oats slumped to near daily lows amid heavy selling and rising supplies. October exports and Indian shipments lent some firmness before weakness resumed. Hog products remained broadly weak as traders reacted to industry commentary and market signals.
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Onte
Steadtress
Michigan
Northwest
Chicago
P. D. Armour
John
Michael Cudahy
Armour
Nts
General Markets Report Packed With Grain and Commodity Figures
Market roundup notes receipts and prices across wheat corn oats rye and soy products in New York Philadelphia Cincinnati St Louis and other centers. Highlights include active export demand and firm notes for coffee sugar and butter with various futures and cash prices cited for No 1 white No 2 red and other grades across regions.
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Philadelphia
Focal Carlos
Pennsylvania
New York
Cincinnati
Elgin Creamery
Ohio
New Orleans
Dito
Toledo
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Duluth
Minnespolis
Tigo
Tac
Northern
Kansas City
Sige
Baltimore
Sic
Jeje
Orthe
Heoeipis
Local Market Woes Push Down Reading and Others
A Burr-like slide in New York stocks spills over to local securities. Reading leads declines as Pittsburg investors favor Manhattan and other issues, with warnings of potential overselling and a cautious outlook for a bull market.
Financial notes and stock chatter from early November markets
The Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg Railroad earnings for the first week in November were 539,17, up from 52,729 a year ago by 6,183. Westinghouse Airbrake is quoted at 135 on the street. Trade activity includes Whitney & Stephenson acquiring Citizens traction while Hill & Co and Kuhn Bros. purchase. George T. Whitney returns from a European trip and resumes office duties. National Lead Company chief Thompson voices tariff views, with market chatter about dividends and stock insider activity amid tentative money demand and steady Western city strength.
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Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg Railroad
Westinghouse Airbrake
John Ramsey
J. D. Batley
Philadelphia Company
Hill & Co
Whitney & Stephenson
J. J. Campbell Bouche
Citizens Traction
Watt, Hill & Co
W. RB. Thompson & Co
George T. Whitney
Thompson
National Lead Company
Wall Breez Newa
South to hold rates as money remains plentiful nationwide
Money remains fairly plentiful with limited commercial paper offerings. Renewals stay at 6 percent for all loans and money is firm across western points. The report notes steady liquidity and steady rates despite mixed financing activity, with a cautious market tone.
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South
Money Markets Report Show Steady Rates Across Cities
Local bankers report unchanged conditions with money in fair supply and demand. Rates steady at 6 percent, with New York money on call easing to 4.5 percent to 6 percent and prime mercantile paper at 4 to 5 percent. Sterling and New York exchange show firm activity while various city clearings and balances are listed.
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Eastern Exchange
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Bosrux
Sixth ST
Ohicago
Chicago
Plresburg
Market Rates and Bond Listings in Pans and New York
A digest of bond quotes and rates with Nov 4 notes on three per cent rentes and nov 14 entries. It lists prices for Loxpox New York Pennsylvania Ohio firsts Canadian Pacific Illinois Central Mexican bills and other securities, plus discount rates for short and three month bills.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York Metal Market Report Nov Prices
New York market notes steady activity across metals. American iron trades around 13.00 to 15.50, copper near 1.80 to 12.10, lead around 3.50 to 3.95, and tin steady around 20.40 to 20.45 per unit.
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New York
London
Javer Valina
California
Valencia
Ondara
Jemon Peel
iOrspite
Carolina
Ohio
Marford County
Grain supplies reported by New York Produce Exchange
The New York Produce Exchange shows grain in store as of Saturday November 12 with Wheat 67,205,000 bushels up 2,483,000. Corn 15,113,000 down 60,000. Oats 8,195,000?. Rye 1,260,000 down 16,000. Barley 2,762,000 up 579,000.
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New York Produce Exchange
Shinn Property Sells for 75000 in East End Pittsburgh
Notable real estate deal sees James M. Wilkinson sell the Penn Avenue Coleman Drive property to Morris and Aisbitt for 75000, heirs of William P. Shinn, with six acres and a brick house. The sale funds a planned lineup of new elegant dwellings and occupancy by a purchaser.
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East End
James M. Wilkinson
Morris & Aisbitt
Penn Avenue
Coleman Drive
William P. Shinn
C Alles & Co
J.C Alles
William Johnston
Gaxzam Street
Fourteenth Ward
C. Alles
Divelliera Street
Reed B. Coyle & Co
J. C. Craig
Monongahela Street
John K. Ewing & Co
George Gashley
Reuben Keen
Maguire Avenue
Tenth Ward
Allegheny
D. Behon & Son
Lida
Sullivan
Charles Buckley
Atlantic Avenue
Twentieth Ward
Black & Baird
Bridget McGuire
John A. Bell
Linden Station
Gilmore Street
Jas. W. Drape & Co
George N. Beckwith
Achilles Street
H. Lexterman
Hugh D. Wilson
Center Street
Wilkinsburg
Jas. H. Hamnett
J. M. Crawford
Mioton Center Street
Wilkins
Roasted Coffees and Egg Market Trends Update
Monday activity rose in wholesale districts with strong collections for the month. Roasted coffees advanced 3c per lb with standard brands up to 22 13 200. egg demand rose with higher prices likely as stock remains meager. cabbage receipts rose but prices held. onion and celery markets showed steady movement with no major shifts in pricing.
Grain and Flour Exchange reports one sale on call
One car No 2 timothy day spot sold at 1250 dollars. Prices for wheat futures, millfeeds and groceries listed with mixed and No 2 yellow shelled wheat and timothy details, including standard brands and breads. Prices show broad market quotes for corn, rye, oats, and fruits and canned goods.
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Grain and Flour Exchange
Maxett
Westerd
Standart
MAXX
Sovccesss
Eggs and Poultry Price List From Pennsylvania and Ohio
Fresh poultry items and game birds with prices listed. Ducks, geese, quail, pheasants and turkeys show wide price ranges. Rabbits and squirrels offered in assorted lots with per pair or per pound rates.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Fruit Market Prices and Produce List
A listing of assorted fruits and vegetables with prices per box basket and per barrel. Items include cranberries at 200 and 225 per box, apples quinces and oranges with varied packaging, Niagara and Concord grapes, lemons and pineapples, bananas and dates, and onions. Prices shown in dollars and cents with several barrel and keg discounts.
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Concord
Niagara
Catawan
Florida
Drygoods Trade Shows Activity as Cotton Prices Rise
New York reports active drygoods business with cottons in demand. Agents refuse to sell at Saturday's higher prices and loom goods from one to fly are marked at value. Shirtings also at value, while demand hints at further price increases and stronger trade momentum.
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New York
Lonsdale
Cotton futures and markets across ports November data
Cotton market reports from Xrn Yers and New Orleans show steady to firm prices for middling to good ordinary grades. Receipts in excess of exports, with Great Britain and France as major destinations, and stock levels around 160 thousand to 196 thousand bales across listings in New Orleans and Memphis.
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Jane
Joly
Auwost
F. Alveston
Great Britain
France
Heavy Monday cattle market with strong demand and steady cattle gains
The live stock market Monday saw heavy cattle runs and active demand with prices for good cattle 10 to 15 cents per cwt higher than last week. Hog receipts were 45 double deck loads with demand mixed and export demand light. sheep shipments were light and prices softer. Multiple consignors reported varied sale prices for beef and pork cuts, with top Philadelphia sales reaching around 50,575 dollars and hogs around 6 to 6.10 dollars per cwt depending on grade. Market tone remained firm for cornfed hogs while other trades lagged.
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Drum, Dyer & Co
John Hasket & Co
Raucker
Lirkhorn & Co
McCall, Rowlen & Newbern
Hut, Hazelwood & Imaoff
Catriz
Associated Prees
New York
Matton
Chi
Jewnol
Hoxs
Kansas City
Canada Do
Canada
Cincinnati
de Barele
Oil and Gas Wells North of McDonald and McCurdy
Oil field notes report McDonald production at about 15 500 barrels yesterday down 1 000 from Saturday. Royal Gas Company drills near McDonald and Venice. various wells reach depths around 1 900 feet to 6 60 feet without notable finds. A Clever well in northeastern McCurdy produces about 100 barrels daily while other rigs burn or face sand barriers. several wells near Patterson Sohn and Zucker farms progress or await pay sand.
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McDonald
McCurdy
Underclifffe
Sistersville
Bettman & Watson
Wittengale
Fife Pool
Trek No
Royal Gas Companys
Venice
el McDonald
McDonald Broad
Kend
Royal Gas Com
Royal Gas Company
Ourswo Tne Forest Oil Company
Robison & Brown Bros
Dillenbach
Chartiers
Asprrcuirre
Patterson & Sohn
Kleitz
Zucker Farm
Erdmendrone
Company
George Kleitz
Mercer & McClurg
Milier Run
G. D. Robison
Wittmer Station
Monongahela
Bedel
Aemend
Iawn
Philadelphia
McCready
Clark
Bellevernon
McCuupy
Martin Clever
Ganges
Woodland
Scott
Feild
Sistersville Field
Oil field activity and well results around Monongahela region
The report details several wells across Mercer, McClurg, Wittmer, and nearby farms. Drilling progress includes gas shows, sand intervals, and abandoned or failed oil tests. Production figures cover Sistersville, McDonald, and regional transit shipments with barrels conveyed and daily averages.
Petroleum market closes with no New York trades
Commodity notes show no transactions in New York on November 4 as spot sales in Pennsylvania were absent. Listings indicate 20,008 barrels of clearances and 10,000 warrell shipments with totals around 199,87 barrels, while national transit certificates opened with minimal activity.
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Macksburg
Lima
New York Transit
Svntees
Atlantic
Tidewater
Sue
New York
London
Pennsylvania
Lecander
Nenac
Sive
Lina Ofl
Nove
Ie Bic
Om Crry
Nev. L
National Transit Certifeutes
Sijge
Hintese
HiAge
Warrells
Ruge
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