Market swings end buoyant amid rail stock activity in New York
The New York market opened quiet but bears tried to push prices down. Losses were erased as New England, Reading, and Burlington and Quincy recovered with gains. Notable moves occurred in Erie, St Paul, Chicago Gas, and United States Rubber while government bonds closed mixed and rail shares led the day’s turnover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New England
Reading
Burlington and Quincy
Wheeling
Jake Erie
St. Paul
Colorado Coal
eChesn
Olio
Green Bay
Winona
Kaneas
Texas
Ohio Southern
Manhattan
Laclede Gans
Chicago
Stern Tifinois
Louisville
New Albany
Erie
Natonal Cordage Common
United States
Kansas
U.S
J.C. Int
Northern Pacific
Mesourh
St. L
Paul Console
Ane
Union Pacific
Eric Sie
Ik K
Crown Point
Own
Cae
Sierra Newads
Pseu
IM Gounl
Carr
Aeeeresers
Atchison
Haagton
Chicago Gas
Distillers
Erie Preferred
Misouri Pacific
National Cottage
New Enlawn
Heading
Rock Island
Sugar
Paul
Wheeling and Erie
Provisions Slump and Grain Markets Slow After Trade
Curraco reports say Cudahy and Wright sold a large share of pork and ribs with a five cent pork drop and declines in lard and ribs. Wheat opened higher on exports but car shortages and anti option talks dampened sentiment. Corn remained dull as traders absorbed the weak tone and large visible supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curraco
Cudahy & Wright
Seaboard
Northwest
Friends of
Messare
Congress
Stady
General Markets report shows mixed receipts and prices across grains and commodities
New York traders note receipts and exports for flour, wheat, corn, and oats with prices drifting. Spot markets steady or dull as futures react to English supply data and currency signals. Minneapolis and Chicago show soft gains and declines amid mixed cash and futures activity.
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New York
Milwauker
KE Oeter
Arley du Estern
Barney Matt Dull
Burneia
Isc
Jononrr
Sughpsib
Einetis
Sigealay
RBC
Wise May
Qian Je
Chicago
Caicago
Pittsburg
Money Co
P. & B. Traction Leads Citizens Traction Market Mixed
Trading in local securities on Tuesday November 22 showed moderate activity with narrow moves. P. & B. Traction rose on sustained demand while Citizens Traction opened weak then firmed, and other issues such as United States Glass and gas shares posted small moves amid general quietness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Traction
Union
United States Glass Common
P. & B Traction
Citizens Traction Company
Philadelphia
Traction
Loyer Muni
Mig
Wygens
Pleasant Valley Railway
Exchange National Bank
New York and Cleveland Gas Coal Company
P. & B. Traction
Duquesne
A. & M. Traction
Sah
Clearing House Figures and Loan Rates Note
The report cites rates for call loans at 4 5 percent with wording suggesting comparable figures from Clearing House data. It references Philadelphia quotations and mentions Pacific conditions and preferred stakes, indicating a market snapshot with numeric emphasis on loan costs.
Electric Stocks and Markets Closing Report
Closing quotations for electric stocks show activity across multiple firms including General Electric Westinghouse Boston Copper and Calumet & Hecla. Prices list bids and asks with varied gains and losses, reflecting a volatile trading session in early market data.
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Rostox
General
Oil Field Activity Near McDonald Sees New Wells Planned
In southwest McDonald territory oil operators push additional developments as Reed farm and Glidden farm work moves ahead. Production in McDonald pool holds at about 20 000 barrels daily while Scott farm wells yield 50 to 60 barrels per hour. The Tidal Company opens Noblestown offices to coordinate Pennsylvania oil business with plans for Nos 6 and 7 on Glidden farm and new lower sand drilling across several fields. Overnight and Monday runs and shipments across multiple pipelines show continued activity and varied results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mc Donald
Woodland Oil Company
Scott Farm
Knox Bros. & Co
Scott
McDonald
McDonald Pool
Eve Susher
Reed Farm
Greenlee & Forst
Noblestown
Pennsylvania
Upper Country
New York
Glidden Farm
John L. Hunker
Mr. Jones
Forest Oil Company
No. 1
Woods
Gregg Station
Undercliff Sands
Patterson & Sohn
Zucker Farm
Kleltz
Mercer & McClure
Miller Farm
Wittmer & Co
Gilmer Farm
Kessler
Jennings & Co
Herman
Fisher Bros
Klouse
George
Knox & Co
Bsistersville
National Transit Company
Southwest Lane
Buckeye
Macksburg Feld
Buckeye Rons
Lima Oil
Eureka
Southern
New York Transit
Shen
Otbl
Theo
Monte
Pone
Building Lots In the East End Sell at High Prices
Real estate activity in the East End features Linden Avenue Syndicate lots on Brooklyn Street near Linden Avenue with 171 by 100 feet. Builders advance projects in Ben Avon and Wilkinsburg with paving finished on Penn Avenue, plus multiple new houses planned by Woods estate and Major Schoonmaker. Building permits issued include several two and three story brick dwellings on Mathilda Street and Fifth Avenue, while brokers report multiple lot sales and house constructions in East End and Greenfield areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Avenue Syndicate
East End
Black & Baird
Martin Planter
Brooklyn Street
Linden Avenue
Pee Avenue Syndicate
Bankers and Bank Clerks' Mutual Benefit Association
Somaletes
Select
Ben Avon
Woods Estate
West End
Penn Avenue
Wilkinsburg
J. M. Fchoonmaker
Loefler & Howley
Fifth Avenue
Craft Avenue
H. L. Kensesr
Reese Lindsay
Mathilda Street
Penn and
Liberty Avenues
C. B. McLain
Reed
Reed B. Coyle & Co
Watson
Fourteenth Ward
Dithride Street
Howard Brown
Villa Park
Frankstown Avenue
Frank Crooks
W. A. Brown
Peter Shields
William Flinn
Greenfield Avenue
Am ‘Twenty-third Ward
Martha Clark
Coleman Street
Baxter, Thompson & Co
Harbaugh & Co
Bank of Commerce
Brushton Station
Bennett and
Park Streets
Clark K. Fox
John K. Ewing & Co
Isaac N
Joseph
de Noon
Charles W. Huff
Grantes
East Bellevue
Bar Silver and Bank Rates From London and New York
Bar Silver in London at 334d per ounce and higher New York dealers price. Foreign exchange notes: Three per cent rentes at 99f 424c for the account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Escaere Clearings
New York
Puriapetrata
Baircore
St. Loui
Newark
Cutcase
New York Exchange
Sterling Exchange
MenPun
Texs
Charxatt
New Yon
London
Foreign Financial
Elgin Butter Board Sees Creamery Prices Fall
On Tuesday November 22 Elgin butter dealers reported a decline of about a tenth from last week’s creamery prices. Coffee markets remained strong with a tight supply outlook as labor shortages in Brazil limit harvests. Poultry trading showed active demand with turkeys and dressed stock moving at stable to high prices. Grain and flour markets stayed firm while timothy and clover seed slipped, signaling an overall cautious but rising trend in staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Rochester
Pittsburg
Morris & Brown and
McCutcheon
Luster Today
Messrs. Watt and
Rinehart
Morris & Brown
P. & EB. Traction
W. BR. Thompson & Co
Kuhn Bros
Hill & Co
Ramsey
EL M Long
Pleasant Valley
Sproul & Co
Citizens Traction
Messrs
Pinkerton, Eaton and Adams
Whitney & Stephenson
J.5
McKelvy
Phillie and
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
West Virginia
Camien
Baltimore and Ohio
United States
Walter G. Oukchan
Richmond
West Point
Georgia Company
Oukrman
Eastern Exchange
At & Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
An Waneen
Boston
Norv
Wa Clearing Rouse Balan
Elgin
Elgin Butter Board
Rio
Santos
New York
Grain and Flour Exchange Sales Report
Sales on call at the Grain and Flour Exchange today include one car No 2 timothy bay at spot 1800 dollars two cars mixed clover timothy bay at 1800 dollars six cars No 2 white oats at the year 834 dollars per car one car No 2 white of oats inigator cold at 4 cents bids are noted as BUM USE B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Bay
Timothy
Tim
P.& LE
Scars
Cé& St. L
Caarce
Whrrat
Carota
Cencorees
Issaence Lfeed
Incomplete Agricultural Prices and Commodities Listing
A fragmented OCR page shows prices for seeds like Western clover white clover and millet, buckwheat, and hay, plus summaries of livestock and hides. Mentions include cranberries, honey, almonds, walnuts, pecans, and various leather and cattle terms with per unit costs and weight ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choice
Estern Sethy
la York
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Almonrin
Brazil
Naples
Sade
Drygoods Market in New York Sees Scarcity and Higher Prices
In New York drygoods trade demand remains firm for cottons amid scarce stock and rising prices. Agents avoid heavy forward sales but note future needs still unsatisfied. Price moves include Atlantic cottons at value, Amory sterning up five percent, Utica wide sheetings and New York mills wide sheetings at Bilge for 104 jamts, and 36-inch bleached goods showing upward drift.
Fragmented market snippet reports mixed metal bids
An OCR fragment from New York markets notes weak trading and varied bids on iron copper tin and lead with prices like 19.00 15 50 20 55 indicating muted activity and unsettled quotes amid a quiet session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wheat and corn hold steady amid varied markets
General markets show Milwaukee flour quiet. wheat steady to firm with No 2 spring and No 2 red in focus. Corn mixed and pork futures higher, rye firm, lard and bacon steady, provisions unchanged. Receipts listed for flour and grains. Cincinnati notes flour easy and rye active. Baltimore lists No 9 red wheat softening and corn mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grocentes
L.se
New Orleans
Cleere
Philadelphia
Uiet
Dennsylvania Eee Extra
Pennsylvania
Srcar
Ed Aes
Minnespolis
Delath
Téige
Northern
Duiach
Superior
St. Louis
Toledo
Cloverseed
Kansas City
Giige
Neues Ann
Waere
Milwaukee
Baltimore
SICK HEADACHE and Carter’s Little Liver Pills
Fragmentary ad style copy mentions sick headache and Carter’s Little Liver Pills with garbled accompanying text. The readable elements reference a product relief claim and brand naming in an old advertisement style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Cyrtee
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Bears
Bache
Oakley &A Co
Witeks
New Jersey
Combine
Europe
Stoc
Whitsey & Stechen
Olfest
New York Stock Exchange
Ing
Cetron
Sumer Bete
Canation Pacific
Canada Southern
Tentralor Ss
Jersey
Seipanne
Ta Lousvil & Nach
Mantrattas
National Land
Sion
Haltimore
Bs Bo Bs
Liverpool
Wright
Ea Ouudahy & Co
General Markets
Exchange Anles
Luster Mining Company
Prulag
Pieasant Valley Railway
Pieasant Valley Way
Eheres Citizens Traction
Chares Citizena Traction
Philadelphia Company
Sceeeereeeneee BM MO
Exchange Nat Bk
Ask Jira Ask
Wad
Eh Bk
M. Nat
Bank Ta Oia
Savier
Piraburg Traction Bf Ce
Alrhraize
Standard U. C. Co
Pittsburgh
Pacific
Bern Pacific
Atchison Ssopaks
Alan Hoston
Sisrag Enn Chi
Bor
Aey
E.C
Anniston Land Co
England
Boston Land Co
West Endiana Fo
Casues
Bell Hot
Taweatres Atlantic
Iss
Boston & M Centennial
Calumet & Hecla
M'Donald
New Sistersville Wells
Sistersville
Jennings & Grace
Whitten
Grace & Co
Cain
Kanawha Oil Company
Ludolph
Zance
York
Antwerp
Xkov
Pennsylvanis Mn
Suigo
Eaiea
Noves al Transit
Bogrisom
Bos
Outa
Saneet
Maracaibo
Tency
Fara
Binek
Csnformia
Lena
California Witecatels
Valencia
Eerie Sultanms
al ‘Oz
Ilb Cartons
Ohio
Harold County
California Maarn
Gs & Enges
Muse Ca
Feounst
Swaeesese Acs
Benags
Verer-Preescaeracs Garcese Vessseys
Amossis
Elgin Creamery
Wisconsin
Linberger
Eggs and Poultry
Concord
Florida
Jersey Sweets
Baltimore Do
Phearanta
Drygoods
Baer Lrcrety
Hoza Mappa
Sea Ee
BT Associated Press
Keening Journal
Stronz
Prine
Sheen
Wool
Obio
St Si
Gatorston
Tex
Britain
Meitl
Liverroot
Castoria
Daniel M’caffrey
Timothy Hay
Fittsburg
Doctors Lake
A & K Lake
Cor
Pennav
Telest-Pwk
Seokfes
FINA
John M.oakley & Co
Fourth Avenue
Carteris
Tver
Koehler’s
Sixth Street
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