Reading Stock Declines Amid Bear Pressure on Exchange
Speculation at the New York Stock Exchange showed bears testing prices with limited success as Reading and several other issues fell about 1 percent. Missouri Pacific faced bond issues amid branch construction rumors, while Northern Pacific preferred showed resilience. Overall activity was light, with dull close and uneven support from London and brokers noting weak sentiment.
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Aiway
Northern Pacific
Villard
J. 5. Bache & Co
Oakley & Co
Markets Rise Across Commodities Amid Higher Prices
Cricaso, Nov. 14 report notes all markets advanced without European influence. Wheat, corn, hog products gain as receipts lag. traders cover shorts and packers push prices. Mention of an October corn/beans corner, large packer dealings, and a bold bull in Cudahy and associates.
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General Markets Tangled Grain and Commodities Report
A dense market summary across New York Minneapolis and Chicago shows dull receipts and mixed futures for wheat corn oats and rye. Prices edge firmer on some items while others slip, with notes on exports, spot demand, and daily receipts across several exchanges and storage points.
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Airbrake transfers and local market drift stall on weak day
Local securities show no strong trend as trading remains subdued amid election uncertainty and slow merchant activity. Airbrake stock transfer problems frustrate brokers while bond and scrip trades hint at minimal gains and stubborn prices across Pittsburgh pages.
Financial Notes on transfers and corporate actions
Hill & Co and Fritz sold Phillie to Carothers and Campbell. W BR Thompson & Co bought Union Passenger Railway and Citizens' traction bonds from J D Bailey and traded P&B 5s at par. Whitney & Stephenson sold Airbrake to Lawrence & Co. Kuhn Bros sold Luster to Hill & Co. Colorado Coal and Iron Co sold 650000 of ponds at 95 secured on land notes, with floating debt over 500000. Diebold Mosler Damon Co filed for incorporation in New Jersey with 5 000 000 capital stock and named holders including Mosler, Clark, Damon, Young, Bowen. Fire and burglar proof safes and vaults planned. principal in New York City. Berkley and associates seek authority to organize National Bank of Phillipsburg. Exchange directors permit Pittsburg Bankers and Bank Clerks Association to use board room for annual meeting. Outar Silver Mining Co paid dividend. stock declined. Pittsburgh companies reportedly may follow Ontario lead. Philadelphia and Reading Railroad mails blank proxies to stockholders for January meeting. about 2 500 stockholders, large holder reportedly broker firm with 80 000 shares. Reading Shwagnens inter est payments in cash or scrip discussed.
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New Jersey
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Canton
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Boston
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Jersey City
Francis B. Bowen
East Orange
Princee
New York City
M. CG. Berkley
Phillipsburg
Ins Associates
Ontario
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Money rates hold steady amid varied market activity
Financial notices show no local changes with money in fair supply and steady rates at S78 per cent. New York on call ranges 6 to 3 per cent with prime mercantile paper at 5 to 6 per cent. Sterling exchange firm with day bills at 4 435 and sight at 4 664. Clearing figures across several cities appear mixed, highlighting routine monetary movements and par exchange for New York.
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Financial Market Wires From Nov 16 Amid Bullion Draw
The report notes Bank of England bullion drawn today amounting to £25000. Paris quotes three per cent rentes at 99 for 30 centimes. UK and US listings include Consols at 97.16 for money, 87.75 for account, and various shares and bonds such as New York Central 114.14, Reading 28, Mexican Central 45.70, Canadian Pacific 91, St. Paul 7, Illinois Central W644, Erle 273.6, and bar silver at 1.34. Discount rates for open market short bills at 24 and three months at 27 percent are recorded.
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Erle
Illinois Central
St. Paul
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Ee Ae
Reneker, Linkhorn & Co
Sita
Nead
McCall Rowlen & Newborn Ae
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Coib
I Gee
William Holmts & Co
Wold
Laffy Bros, Ie
Iladae
Walante
Dram, Dyer & Os A
Aoe Bea
Hezelwood & Imboff
New York Metal Market and Cotton Notes
New York and New Orleans scenes show metal prices firm and cotton markets steady. Pig iron and copper hold gains while lead weakens and tin slides. cotton states firm mid to low middling with brisk trade in dry goods and holiday items in demand.
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Market Prices and Grain Receipts Report
Grain and commodity prices mixed with receipts data for corn, oats, and wheat. Wheat futures rose with cash and May bids noted, while hay, coffee, sugar, molasses, and cotton markets show steady to firm tone amid ongoing trade activity.
Six Buckeye Tragedies Reflect Election Fallout
Northwestern Ohio reports a sequence of violent and fatal incidents linked to election aftermath. Stabbings at Bryan and Attica. a man’s suicide in Toledo. a 15 year old boy’s razor beheading attempt in Hicksville. a railroad wreck near Nevada injuring several and a cannon blast in Balthsville killing a bystander.
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Elmer Vanbuskirk
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Bert Barr
Hicksville
Rolla Bucher
Nevada
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Balthsville
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Thomas Ford
New Hotel Planned at Fifth and Murray Hill Avenues
East End capitalists near complete grading for a four acre tract at Fifth and Murray Hill avenues to host a firebrick and Amberat hotel costing 150000 to 200000 dollars. Yoder Land Company owns the ground with one third of stock, groundwork to be finished in six weeks. Building permits issued for several dwellings and a hotel bid considered after government sale at Penn Avenue and Garrison alley.
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Penn Avenue
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Chamber of Commerce
All O'Clock
George H. Weeks
Quartermaster General A. & A
Bailey
Notter
Bingaman
Trade trends show brisk demand and farm prices firm
Trade remains strong ahead of year end with farmers receiving good hog prices while grain prices stay low. Wheat output is trimmed in government projections, corn yields drop, and cattle herds feed well as western range supplies tighten. Railroads profit from freight demand. fruit trade stays active with western shipments supporting steady prices.
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Grain and Flour Exchange Car No.2 Timothy Day Sale
On call at the Grain and Flour Exchange a timothy car No 2 quoted selling at 1250 dollars after bids and offers were heard during the session.
Fresh Produce Prices and Markets Report
A fragmented listing details prices for poultry, fruits, and vegetables. It notes cranberries ample with steady demand ahead of Thanksgiving, apples per barrel, quinces scarce but firm, and various berries, citrus, and melons priced across boxes, baskets, and per unit. Livestock and fowl prices appear with turkeys, ducks, geese, quail, pheasants, and others, alongside grain and nut items and general market conditions.
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Concord
Jamaica
Ap Malaga
Durarrees
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Live Stock Market Report from Central Drive Yard
Hogs of a little, cattle steady and sheep continue to decline. Wronzspar, Nov. 16. The run of stock at the Central drive yards this week has been comparatively heavy, but with the exception of sheep which roled weak and lower, no change of consequence in prices occurred. Cattle: The supply on sale Monday consisted of ,
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