Rise In Exchange Early Gains Fade In Market Close
New York stocks opened strong with industrials up 1 to 2 percent led by Distilling and Cattle Feeding, National Cordage and American Tobacco. Railways rose modestly, but gains faded as sterling exchange rates spiked and gold export fears resurfaced. Market finished dull, bonds firm, with total stock sales around 266 000 shares.
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New York
Chicago
Eastern Illinois
Jersey Central
Sterling Exchange
Bears
Erie
United States
J.&. Bache & Co
Oakley Co
Duquesne Raction
Scseceeveesene LT
Auesne Pyachom
Cereereenseses Wishares Luster Mining Company
P. ¢ B. Rete Neers
APTEK
Philadelphia Company
Philadelphia Com
ARS Faues
PTA
Phi
Philadelphia
ZI P. & Bh, Traction
Traction Sos Sdseceseneeuans
Bahar T. & Mon
Corecreceversweves Sahares Luster Mining Company
Meent-Tooads
Sheail
Ask
Bank of Pittsburg
Aes
Armenia
Ina
Ins. Co
Humboldt Ins
People’s Ins
Western Insurance
Amps Chartiers Val.Gas
Lees Eee
Philadelphia Co
Wheelin, Gas Co
Central Traction Citizens Traction
Ana G Sone
Pittsburg Traction
Pleasant Valley
Atenue
Chartiers Railway
Ash
Sens
Pitts
Castie Cone
Oria Amialagco
Enterprise M
Luster Minin
New York & Ph
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific Prefesch Electric
Boston
DART
General Electric
Jedeeseseensheeers
Jedeeseseensheeers Aces Corse
Aeeseeessesree Snes
Atchison
Franklin
Ton & Racer
HN Rearearge
Tik BasteSee Nee
Ae Iney
Quincy Aeareca Obburg Ltd
Eeeesee Bk Pansies
Anniston A Land Co
Baste
England
End. Band Co
Allouer Min.Co
Calumet & Hecla
Wheat Drops as Bearish News Hits Markets
Chicago November 23 Wheat prices fall across contracts as traders avoid long positions for the holiday. December leads with a 4 cent drop, while corn oats and pork also decline on ample Northwest receipts and big supply rise. Prices weakened in late trading despite some covering as heavy selling persisted.
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Sradstreet’s
Longs
Armour, Broseau
Councilman
Day
New York
Partridge
Sioux City
Nebraska
South Dsaata
Redpeta
General Markets overview amid mixed receipts and futures
Market report details receipts exports and prices for wheat corn oats and related goods across U S cities. Highlights include weak spot demand dull spots in wheat and corn futures sliding from higher levels, varied elevator bids, and steady to firm pork butter and cheese with regional price movements and receipts data.
Wheat and corn bids reflect slow acceptance of vessel room
Prices for wheat and corn drift down as bidders hold to guarded offers. The market quotes No 2 spring wheat at 7 1/2c to 9c, No 2 corn around 45 to 46 cents, with assorted futures for oats, flaxseed, and other grains listed. receipts show flour 34,000 barrels and large grain totals while butter and eggs stay steady.
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New Yeas
Milwaukee
Tage
Rockies
Tajo
Barrer
Bantey
Corx
Wye
Sige
Aie
Besteen
New Orleans
Western Storm
St. Louis
Co. v. c
Burley
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Montis Lower
Pennsylvania
Isis
Mney, LLC
Toledo
Baltimore
Hkre
Rio Fair
Itige
Minneapolis
Cay@inge
Wige
Casa
Northern
Dulutau
Superior
Kansas City
Buitain
Teven
Pratricha
Sea Newsnecsesenes
B&o
Rennet Eeseeens
Saeensaee
Carta
Ana Amothey
Ohiear
Ares
Sogni
Aia i Sdeereewese
Eosses Sens
Philadelphia Company Dominates Traction Market
Pittsburgh and Birmingham traction lead the market with strength while Philadelphia Company weakens on gas shortage fears. Duquesne and Westinghouse show small losses. P. & B and Citizens traction demand remains sharp. Brokers hint at higher prices after the holiday as other notes and rail news filter through markets.
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Pittsburg
Birmingham Traction
Citizens Traction
Philadelphia Company
Duquesne Traction
Westinghouse Electric
Tuegiay
Citizens Tractions
Philadelphia
Financial Notes Transactions and Boardroom Transfers
Lawrence and Co J J Campbell E Fink sold Phillie and Hill and Co J B Barbour and C L McCutcheon sold P B Ss to Carothers The latter also bought a WB R BR preferred from Hill and Co J B Barbour and C L McCutcheon sold Lister to Lawrence and Co and W H Watt 56 Pinkerton J B Barbour and Hill Co were sellers of P B traction Sproul Co Kuhn Bros and Fritz were the purchasers At the annual meeting ey squitemen were cancre tavinee
Money Market Holds Steady Across Regions
The money market remains active with ample supply and rates at 5.6 percent. New York shows easy money with last loan at 4. sterling exchange firm with bankers’ bills active. Clearing house balances and bank clearings are reported across cities including Boston Detroit Pittsburgh and Chicago, with varied exchange and discount levels.
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Eastern Exchange
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Bankers' Billa
New Yor
Boston
Paravetrata
Bartmone
Cutcago
New York Exchange
Terling Exchange
Dixer Wyatt
St. Louis
Milins
Troy
Florence Oil No. 1 Verner well leads West Virginia drilling
Florence Oil Company No. 1 on the Verner property south of Noblestown yielded about 150 barrels per day after drilling the fifth sand. Company plans to finish No. 2 on the Miller farm while other fields show limited activity as operators agree on lease lines. Gas and oil activity spans Sistersville to McDonald with several rigs testing leases and pipelines reporting Tuesday runs and shipments.
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Florence Oil Company
Verner
West Virginia
Gibson
Noblestown
Marshall
Tidal Oil Company
Greenlee & Forst
Aiken
McDonald
Big Scott
Wheeling Gas Company
George Heirs
Knox Bros.’ Scott
Gordon Saniis
Scott
Knox Bros. & Co
Philadelphia
Monongahela River
Sistersville
Leasure
Marine Oil Company
Oho
Dennison
Curson, Wiser, Stevenson & Gilby
Carmack
Woodland Oil Company
Knox & Co
Buckeye
Macksburg Feld
Lima
Eureka
Southern
New York Transit
Western
Atlantic
W. L. Mellon
Twelve-Acre Morningside Sale Tops $36,500 in Pittsburgh
W. C. Lyne sold 12 acres on Morningside road fronting about 400 feet and extending to Hawthorne street for 36,500 dollars, about 3,041.66 per acre, with Charles Schwan named as purchaser. The land had been held briefly after Lyne bought it for around 2,500 per acre, showing sharp value rise. Building permits were issued for five two-story brick dwellings on St Clair street, and other late sales included property on McPherson street and various Allegheny wards with prices ranging from 700 to 3,100 dollars.
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Wepy NeEspay
Morningside
W. C. Lyne
Morningside Road
Charles Schwan
East End
Mr. Lyne
Hawthorne Street
William Fox & Co
St. Clair Street
Margaretta Street
Thomas Welfer
Greenfield Ravenue
Salem Street
Peter Yellick
Sidney Street
A. Z. Byers & Co
Robert W. Bissell
W. J. Sinnott
Tenth Ward
Allegheny
Perrysville
Mayfield Avenues
Reed B. Coyle & Co
Fidelity Tithe and Trust Company
Watson Place
Natchez Street
Modoc Street
John
Dodge
John E. M. Tibby
Bennett Street
Brushton
A. T. Kearns
Frances Kountz
Lambert Street
Twenty-first Ward
Kensington and Burrell Improvement Companies
Kensington
John McIntosh
Pittsburg
Lawrence Hrvan
Allenport
William G. Heiner
Kittanning
A. Dickie & Co
Homewood Cemetery
Robinson & Dickie
Lang Avenue
Edgertop Avenue
Willard Avenue
Poultry Leads Market as Thanksgiving Preparations Increase
Poultry and game show the most activity while supplies stay heavy and prices remain barely steady. Coffee rises another half cent with a bullish grain outlook. Minnesota and the Dakotas wheat crop now seen well above prior estimates, causing speculation and hedging among traders.
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Minnesota
Dakotas
Meher
Atlantic Seaboard
Grain Flour and Feed and Live Stock Market Report Warowrspay
Warowrspay November 23 prices in Central yards showed weak supplies and stronger demand. Hogs reached 600 dollars for select workers and best Philadelphia stock, with all grades in active demand. Cattle receipts Monday were listed, and best Philadelphia and mixed Philadelphia stock appeared in firm quotations. Tuesday's receipts were described as light and prices a shade higher across all grades.
Grocery Prices and Supplies in New Orleans Market Listing
A dense price list and stock update covers meats fruits vegetables and canned goods. It cites New Orleans fresh crop notes, California prunes, figs and raisins, canned peaches, corn beef, salmon, berries, and a wide range of staples with figures for per box or per barrel quantities and weekly market shifts.
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London
Sifornia
Callicornia Muscatels
Valencia
Alencia
California Gultanas
California
Carolina
Louisianas
Elaine
Digo
Timta
New Year Silver Prices Rise in London and New York
New Year trading closes with J Bar silver in London up to 39 and a half pence per ounce while New York dealers quote silver at 39 to 39 and a half pence per ounce.
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London
New York
Foreign financial signs and market remarks
The bulletin lists bullion, Bank of England balances, and various rates from markets in Lorpay and Pants. It notes rentes, Consols, and several U S and Canadian railway and central stock prices with mixed results. A discount rate for short bills in the open market is also given.
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Lorpay
Bono Bank of England
Lorpan
New York
Pennsylvania
St. Paul Common
New York Metal Market Steady On Minor Shifts
The New York metal market shows steady prices with slight moves. American ore trades around 1300 and 15 50, while lead and tin hold near previous levels with modest quotes reported.
Cotton Prices and Trade Across Galveston and New Iberia Markets
Cotton in Galveston Texas shows firm to easy tone with middling and low middling grades quoted. Exports to Great Britain reach 5 870 bales, with total stock 157 022 bales and sales 4 468 bales. New Iberia Louisiana reports open at easy to firm, middling to good ordinary, with 11 748 bales net receipts and 12 555 bales gross. exports to Great Britain 2 660, coastwise 6 103, sales 6 400, stock 196 469 bales.
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Galveston
Tex
Great Britain
New Uzigaya
Grain and liquor price list with receipts and shipments
The Peoria market shows mixed grain quotes for corn oats rye and barley with white and white No 2 and No 8 values. Whisky and wines prices stand at 115 and spirits at 117. Receipts record wheat 400 bushels corn 2550 oats 61600 rye 3 barley 10400. Shipments show wheat 1100 corn 660 oats 44000 rye none barley 3500.
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Peorisa
Alge
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