Reading market shows strength amid mixed trading on Nov 18
Irregular early action gave way to firmer closes as Manhattan led gains and Distilling and Cattle Feeding held above prior close. Broad list firmed with rail bonds solid, Government issues firmer, and notable activity in Reading, New England, Northern Pacific, St Paul, and Sugar stocks. total turnover reached 1,185,000 dollars.
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New York
The
Stock Exchange
Manhattan
American
Lackawanna
Baltimore
Ohio
Missouri Pacific
Ding
St. Paul
New England
Atchison
Coscare Gas
Lst
Fredric
Eto Grande and Western
Ohio Southern
Chicago
Tllinois
United States Rubber Company
DB Tone
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Burlington
Denver
Toledo
St Louie
Kansas City
AtchWison
KarlIimeton and
Quincy
Chi ‘Gas
Distillers
Erie
Imnonel Pacific
Northern Pacific
Reading
St.Paul
Sugar
Sen Jersey
Ror
Tae Cc. T. Irs c
CSC
St. P
Ale
Tse
Northwestern
Wanres Etmere
Az Cot, Coal & Iron
Col
Lack & West
May Ile Rees
Fliteote
Carpi
Lake
Eric & W
Louleville & Sash
Missouri
LEEW
D's
St. Paul Datuth
Talon Paar
U Western Union
UF Wa
Hog Products Advance on Light Hog Receipts and Higher Cereals
In Chicago on November 18 the hog market led trading as light hog receipts spurred short covering and a 61/2 cent jump in January pork. Wheat, corn, and oats rose due to bullish tone and reduced supplies, with brisk activity in hog futures and improved grain values amid a firm English market and unsettled weather.
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Chicago
Wright
Milly
Robinson
Jennery
Cebles
Bantey Mart Qalet
Sic
Bitge
Srige
I.sa
Wales
City
Hines Dot
Western Steam
Danny
Philadelphia
Foreign
Pennsylvania
Tae
Eran
Oates
St. Louis
Burley
Pic
Minnesota
Liehter
New Orleans
General Markets Review From New York and Across The Country
Market notes show dull to steady tone across grains and livestock with mixed receipts and exports. No. 2 red and other wheat grades hold around 7 to 8 cents, corn and oats vary by region, futures show light gains on tight receipts, and coffee sugar and provisions move in narrow ranges amid steady demand.
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Derren
Elgin Creamery
New York
Lye
Wisconsin
Sweitzer
Ilmberger
Ohlo Swiss
Quiet Day in Local Stock Market Markets Tread Water
A subdued trading day in Farpay Nov 18 shows P A M traction and P B traction drifting, while Union Switch and Signal and Westinghouse Airbrake see minor moves. The market overall remains weak with few price changes and investors eye potential Christmas money as traders await direction. Market notes include earnings data from the Pittsburg Youngstown and Ashtabula line for October 1902 and a Citizens Traction circular proposing lease of Penn Street Railway and a bond issue.
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Farpay
Union Switch
P. & B. Traction
Westinghouse
Tae Disratocu
Mercantiie
Westinghouse Electric
Duquesne Traction
Citizens Traction Company
Penn Street Railway Company
Frankstown Avenue
Wilkinatury
Citizens Traction
Outsliders
Pinkerton
Lawrence & Co
Carothers
HL. M. Long
Linehart
Sproul & Co
Whitney & Stephenson
J. B. Barbour
W.R. Thompson & Co
P., A. & M. Traction
Bonda
KE. J. Stoney, Jr
Citizens Water Company of
Pittsburg
Monongahela
Ohio Rivers
Capital
Alex. Gilfillan
Samuel C. Pierce
Ernest E. Jones
Robert 8. Frazer
Chartiers Creek Coal Company
Pittebury
Jeannette
Circudlar
Peacon William Richardson
Asoek
Atlantic Avenue Line
Brooklyn
S’hiladelphia
J. & W. Seligman
H. B. Hollins
Citizens Tractions
Pittsburg Traction Se
A, & M. Traction
Union
P. & H. Tractho
Fehares Westinghouse Airbrake
Traction
Wees
Money rates hold steady amid ample supply and fair demand
Money rates stay at 5 to 6 percent with ample supply and fair demand from all sources. Reports show easy money on call, mixed bank clearings across major cities, and varying exchange quotes for New York and European banks as of November 18.
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New York
Prima Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
New Yoas
Brostox
Iscount
Philadelphia
New Orteans
New York Exchange
Catcago
St. Louis
Memrasis
Texx
Sixth ST
Mrec
Chicago
Pisesburg
Financial Market Roundup Largely Steady Across Banks and Bonds
Loxpoy reports Bank of England withdrawal of 44 000 pounds on balance. Imperial Bank of Germany shows 8 440 000 marks rise in specie. Closing Consols 9 7 1 6, Pennsylvania Ohio Firsts 274, Mexican Ordinary 23, New York Central notes and other listed prices. Money rates: short bill discount about 2 and three months 2 percent.
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F.u
Bank of England
Airatrs
Imperial Bank of Germany
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Ilinda
Central
St. Paul Common
New York Central
Linz
Fennsylvania
New Yeak Market News on Bar Silver Price
Bar silver in London shows 38 percent per ounce. New York dealers quote 6 1/2 cents per ounce for silver in New Yeak.
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New Yeak
London
Assay
New York
Five thousand per acre paid for 30 acres in Squirrel Hill
Reports note a $150000 sale in the Squirrel Hill district to Prospect Land Co by Reed B. Coyle & Co for Mrs. Annie L. Murray. The 90 acre tract, bounded by Shady Homewood Irwin and Dallas avenues, fronts Shady 575 feet and Homewood 2 600 feet. The Beechwood avenue boulevard is planned to run through the property. Immediate after, buyers were offered $175000 but declined. Also listed are street improvements, building permits, and other real estate deals across the East End and Allegheny areas.
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Squirrel Hill
Murray
Prospect Land Company
Reed B. Coyle & Co
Annie L. Murray
Twenty-second Ward
Shady
Homewood
Irwin
Dallas Avenues
Shady Avenue
Homewood Avenue
Irwin Avenue
Dallas Avenue
Beechwood Avenue
Cornells
Murray Avenue
Forbes Street
Forward Avenue
Murray Avenues
Morton Property
Monongahela River
Frankstown Avenue
East End
Booth & Flynn
Howard Brown
J. M. Wilkinson
Brokers. Co. K. Chamberlin
Nimmick Terrace
Wilkinsburg
James W. Drape & Co
Perrysville Avenue
Allegheny
John A. Mokea
Sylacauga
Reed H. Coyle & Co
Fidelity Tithe and Trust Company
Watson Place
Tenth Ward
East Street
John K. Ewing & Co
de Neon Bros
Mra
Ann Wilson
Grant Avenue
Watson
East Bellevue
Anak & Baird
Jonn
Lorne
Eureka Land Company
Frazier Street
Oakcan
Wilmot Street
Morris & Alsbite
Steele F. Roberts
Pennsylvania and
Pittsburg
Hen Venue
Wilson & Heardman
Elizabeth Cavenaugh
CG. G. Mathews
Coffee Advances and Upward Market Drift in Fray Trade
Unusual activity in wholesale mercantile branches notes spirited demand for poultry and game with general price movement upward. Coffee prices rise again with standard brands in one pound packages up to 23 3 20 cents, roasters predicting much higher future costs. Grain and hay stay firm. no port changes recorded.
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Produce Commission
Dbeasemer
Gray Forge
Ateal
Skeip Iron and Steel
Hog products and groceries buoy Saturday market tale
Readable fragments show hog products advancing at Saturday's sale while packers and dealers report strength in the market. A broker notes strong sales of California raisins and broad price upticks across sugar, canned goods, and various groceries.
Drygoods Trade in New York Cotton Goods Market
New York November 18 reports continued strong demand for cotton goods with large weekly sales in brown bleached and colored fabrics. Gingham and other specialties saw activity with standard and three yard sheetings and drills in demand, along with striped tickings and cottonades at higher prices and solid activity in wide fabrics.
Market demand divided between foundry and soft metal
Rogers Brown and Merwin report in Crrcaco that demand in the market is about evenly split between foundry and soft metal. Furnace companies are well sold ahead, some cannot take new contracts for two to six months. Overall conditions are healthy though architectural iron makers and jobbing foundries see a drop in work while other lines show heavier consumption than a year ago.
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Crrcaco
Rogers, Brown and Merwin
Prices Hardening and Iron Demand Shifts
Crocissatti reports from Nov 18 that Rogers, Brown & Co state actual iron demand is pulling stocks from furnaces as fast as produced, signaling a steady hardening of prices. The evidence of protection sentiment cools new furnace activity, with more repairs than startups in the South causing a net drop in production.
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Crocissatti
Rogers, Brown & Co
Market steady after snowstorm buys noted by dealers
Rogers Brown & Co report the market holds up well with sizable orders from buyers pleased by last Wednesday’s snowstorm. Other firms appear cautious, planning to cease contracts and avoid further dealing.
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Philadelpna
Rogers, Brown & Co
Ceares
Pig iron markets show activity in New York port
New York reports pig iron fairly active with sporadic trading. Tin closes steadier with a 2025 dollar bid, as domestic buyers push for material amid uncertain demand. Market chatter references Aristide and other names as general notes.
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New York
Aristide Dan
Atraica
Live Stock Market Briefs Across Cities
New York receipts totaling 1 754 head with 59 cars for ease. demand slow and prices lower for common to medium cattle while hogs steady. Chicago reports cattle receipts at 6 000 head with dull steady market. hogs 5 000 head with mixed movement. Texas and Kansas City markets show varied cattle and hog trends. Cotton and wool notes follow, with New York and Galveston reports detailing prices, receipts, and exports.
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East Lrypentz
New York
Philadelphias
Reeves
Sheen
Chicago
The
Evening Journal
Kansas City
Saale
Canada
GaLvEsroy
Mid- Ming
Low Middline
Great Britain
France
al Samat
Lee
Gros
Eris
Fanon
New Yors
Orleans
Mothers This ll Interest You Kaufmanny Sale Ad
A historic classified sale ad promotes discounted women’s and children’s waists and blouses. It lists GM extra quality black and blue flannel waists, Victor blue or fancy flannel blouses, and Mother’s Friend and Victor waists, with prices slashed from standard tags. Embroidered Fauntleroy blouses at reduced rates complete the offer. Kavrwanisl Fifth Avenue and Smithfield Street.
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Kaufmanny
Fauntleroy
Fifth Avenue
Smithfield Atreat
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Albany
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Bess Boston Land Co
West End
Bell
Alloves
Ua. Lamson
Tore
Atlantic
Oeston
JOM
Calumet & Hecia
Ste Beckne
Foreign Financial
Frank H. Speer
Linden Avenue
Thomas Street
Penn Avenue
T. H. Cullen
Kelly Street
Mary Kaufman
Denniston Avenue
Marchand
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John Shannon
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Texas
Gale
Johann Hoff
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Daniel M’caffrey
Timothy Hay
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