Stocks End Mixed as Industrials Show Strength
The New York stock market closed firmer overall with industrials leading gains while rails were largely unchanged. Stronger readings came from Byvinsville and Gene Electric among specialties, and Colorado Fuel and Iron and related stocks traded amid consolidation terms. Government bonds declined slightly. total stock volume reached 240000 shares with notable activity from Reading, Erie, Missouri Pacific, and Northern Pacific issues.
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New York
New England
Europe
Byvinsville
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado Coal and Iron
Colorado Fuel
Colorado Coal and Iron Development
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Atchison
Als K Canada
Southern
Chicago Gax
Erie
Louisville and Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
Reading
Paul
General Markets Bloom Mixed Across Commodities
New York markets show dull to firm trading with large wheat and corn receipts. Wheat futures edge higher amid light spot demand while oats and coffee move moderately. sugar holds firm as butter and eggs stay steady. St Louis and New Orleans reports reflect mixed activity across grains, provisions, and rice.
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New York
Milwaukee
Evan Pee
Bhagwer Doll
Bantry Maur
Western
Chicago
Sic
Suzar
New Orleans
Western Steam
Udo Creamery
Elgin
Ange
Philadelphia
Ohio
Neac
Jannens
Devember
Aida
Ile
Sylvania
Pennsylvania
Acon York
Adactive
St. Louis
Minnesota
Sait
Kansas
Sosasson
Taft
Sige
Leggutje
Ay c. Molisses
Xettle
Sakic
MyeTe
Abe
Wheat and Provisions Rise Sharply in Chicago Market
Big advances in wheat and provisions push prices higher while corn closes up 40 percent. Traders speculate on squeezes by short sellers and bullish support from provisioners. Visible supply rises to 71 million bushels as receipts remain large. local reports hint at bullish news from Southern Illinois and Kansas City aiding futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ision
Cudahy
Wright
Linn
Illinois
Champlin
Kaneas
Northeast
Neces
Market Quiet on Change Day with Few Small Transactions
Local and general financial news reports a dull day on change with only three small transactions and no office business. Prices mostly held, with minor shifts. notable moves include Pittsburgh and Birmingham traction at 100, Philadelphia Company at 21, and Westinghouse Electric 2nd preferred at 57. A Dravosburg Electric Railway charter was issued, and Georgia Central Railroad directors faced a $700,000 demand from New York Mutual.
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Mosday
Pittsburg
Birmingham Tractions
Philadelphia
Westinghouse Electric Second Preferred
Serip
Duquesne Traction
iInterest
Westinghouse
Union
Pleasant Valley
Citizens Traction
Peple
Eads
Morris & Brown
Messrs. Arensberg & Rinelart
Whitey & Stephenson
Sproul & Co
Dravosburg Electric Railway Company
Reynoldton
Dravosburg
Allegheny County
Southern
Georgia Central Railroad
New York
New York Mutual Neliance
Georgia Central
Electric
Boston
A. P. Hepburn
Money Rates and Bank Clearings Across Cities
The report shows money on call at 5.6 percent with banks offering firm rates. Clearing houses report various daily clearings. New York, Pittsburgh, Chicago, and other cities list balances and exchange figures with money near 5 percent. Foreign rates show three percent rentes and bullion movements at the Bank of England.
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Cerknet
Pees Mercantile Paper
Haga
Hovee Selene
Bank of England
New York
Cottago
Chicago
Pitsburg
Market Quotes and Silver Prices Across US and London
Refined petroleum rates per etch and money market figures appear with Conso values for money and account. New York Central and Pennsylvania stocks noted along with Canadian Pacific and Erie. Bar silver in New York and London rises with dealer quotes and London price at 39 316d per ounce.
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Pennsylvents & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Cordral
Siethen
St Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
New York
London
Two Sistersville oil wells show progress amid wider field activity
McDonald field production rose to 20,000 barrels yesterday as Woodland Oil No. 2 Scott heirs yields 80 barrels per hour and Knox Bros No. 2 Scott farm reports 34 barrels. Forest Oil No.3 near Oakdale struggles yet Greenlee No.2 Potter may reach 100 barrels daily. Wittmer station reports a new deep sand oil discovery and Patterson Zucker farm shows 1,700 feet of oil in the 80-foot sand.
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Oakdale
Wittmer
Sistersville
McDonald Field
Woodland Oil Company
Scott Heirs
Knox Bros. & Co
Scott Farm
Potter Farm
Merse Pool
Gordon
Connors & Co
Cook Farm
Greenlee & Hartman
Cutler & Co
Morgan
The
Forest Oil Company
Devine
McCurdy
Greenlee & Forst
Chartiers
Aiken
Woodson
Wheeling Gas Company
Kelso
Scott
Wheeling
Richard Gladden
J. P. Scott
Gifth
Venice
Jennings & Co
Sproul
Novlestown
Sinclair & Co
Kirk Farm
Meise Hollow
Rosenri
Patterson & Sohn
Zucker Farm
Kessler
Feen
McDonald
Knox & Co
Sistersville Field
National Transit Company
Buckeye
Macksburg Field
Lima
Eureka
Southern Pi
New York Transit
Western
Atlantic
W. L. Mellon
Petroleum market opens and closes weak in New York trade
The petroleum market opened and closed weak in New York with opening prices at 5 1 2c and 5s, totals show 15 000 barrels traded in options and bids, with refined oil in barrels declining to points. Clearances reached 102 000 barrels while shipments stood at 157 171 barrels and runs at 114 501 barrels.
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New York
London
Antwerp
Om Crry
Pennsylvania
Sic
Lima
Cotton market report from Gauvester and New Orleans
On November 28 Gauvester Texas and November 2 New Orleans reported steady to easy cotton trading. Middlings hovered around 0.98 to 1.16 dollars per unit with daily receipts and exports to Great Britain and coastwise shipments listed alongside stock totals and recent sales figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gauvester
Tex
Great Britain
Sale of residence property on Murray Hill avenue explained
A notable sale on Murray Hill avenue was completed with W. G. Stewart selling another Murray Hill residence and an adjoining lot 40 by 175 feet for 18500. Building activity rises with several permits issued for new dwellings in several neighborhoods. Rumors indicate the Irwin property near Millvale may change hands. other local sales and a $100,000 Homewood avenue mansion in progress are noted along with extensive goods and grocery listings.
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Sproul & Co
Europe
Murray Hill
Manobay
Murray Hill Avenue
W. G Stewart
Mary Eva Stewart
Irwin
Millvale
Esars. Lamb & Dixon
Liberty Street
Black & Baird
E. Dresser
Flowers Avenue
Hazelwood Avenue
John H. Shree
Morningside Avenue
Mathilda Street
William A. Watkins
Collings Avenue
Hoover
Bond Street
John Griffith
Herr Street
Robinson Street
W. H. Denniston
Frankstown Avenue
Jarrete Street
Denniston, Eldrekin & Co
Bellefonte Street
Ellsworth Avenue
Coat
Mary Dunn
Sheridan Street
Herman Kerzer
Fucy-seventh Street
Duncan Street
Mr. Connelly
Dearborn Street
Mary Kaufman
Stanton Avenue
Highland Avenue
John A. Warden
Threesory
College Avenue
Peter Leish
T. AL
McKennay
Arabella Street
Denniston Avenue
William H. Price
St. Clair Street
Wholesale market slows as weather dulls demand on Monday
Trade is unusually quiet due to gloomy weather. Grain remains firm while other staples stay near unchanged. Butter and creameries show active demand with improving prices. fancy country and dairy goods trend higher. Poultry supply is ample with weak turkeys and geese demand. Cabbage onions and winter vegetables move steadily. hay and timothy markets remain active with mixed quality tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goa
Timothy
Elgin
Grain and Plour Exchanss Transaction Noted
A single deal recorded on the Grain and Plour Exchange shows a buyer selling one car of olover key at 1350, with bids and offers observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olover Key
Local Live Stock Prices Rise at Morpayr Yard
Cattle and sheep edged higher while hogs held steady as Thanksgiving demand boosts activity. Receipts: cattle 105 loads, hogs 48 double deck loads, sheep 23. Notable sales include Lafferty Bros. & Hadden 18 head 24,500 lb at 406 and Reneker, Linkhorn & Co. 6 cows 5,750 lb at 260. Market opened strong for cattle with 15s per cwt gains. sheep up 15–25c per cwt on good grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morpayr
East Liberty
Lafferty Bros. & Hadden
Ace
John Hesket & Co
Dhead
Reneker, Linkhorn & Co
McCall, Rowlen & Newbern
Sieh
St Hedges & Co
Drum
Dyer & Co
Ae S&s
William Okies & Co
Heliers
Cattle and Hogs Steady to Strong Across Markets
Receipts include 11 605 head of cattle and 35 000 hogs with shipments across Chicago Cincinnati and Kansas City. Market opened strong but closed weak for best natives and heavy packing. Texas steers steady, cows around 140 to 200. hogs 4 50 to 56 dollars bulk. sheep and lambs mixed with steady to higher bids in some regions. Buffalo and Kansas City show active demand with steers and cows firm to higher and hogs rising modestly.
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Chicago
the Evening Journal
Kansi
Texas
Cincinnati
Markets Report Quiet Trade and Steady Metals
New York prices show iron steady with bids for American at 13.013. Copper remains dull but firm with a lake bid of 11.30. Tin trade quiet at 0.15. Load demand subdued with 75 bid noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lake
Straits
Visible Grain Supply Reported for November 24
The New York Produce Exchange shows the visible grain supply on Saturday November 24 at 70,785,000 tons. Increases and decreases include corn and wheat, with oats rising by 106,000 bushels and oats figures adjusted. other grains show smaller shifts.
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New York
Dry goods mail order demand and price drift in New York
New York on November 24 reports strong mail order interest for dry goods while on the spot buyers show careful buying. Cotton goods are in varying demand with many items scarce and prices uncertain as mills adjust by small margins and notable discounts appear on certain fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
D. & T. Cottonades
Grinnell
Clic
Markets Mixed as Wheat Prices Edge Up and Receipts Increase
Cincinnati flour markets show steady tone with 320,350 dollars value and 7,000 bushels receipts. Minneapolis wheat climbs late with a volatile session, May at 73 1/4 and nearby shifts. on track bids include No 1 hard 64 cents. Toledo wheat steady with No 2 cash and May at 80 cents. Cloverseed remains steady with November and December at 76 cents and 7 dollars. Receipts totals: flour 27 barrels, wheat 10,238 bushels, corn 1,650 bushels, rye 1,000 bushels, cloverseed 450 bags.
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Chower Way
Lear
Sears
A. Metotn
Iea
Seeee Saenee
Millfeed
Cincinnati
Ohio
Wie
Ile
Minneapolis
Northern
Duluth
Superior
Gig
Peige
Toledo
Réige
East
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Northern Mac
Isis
Northern Pac
T. Paul Conpols
Pacific
P.B. G
West Shore
Gen
New York Stock Exchange
Dix Portsat
Whitley Sstepuensox
Ny Fourth Avenue
Cadahy-Wright
Buffalo
Ogdensburg
John M. Oakley
Bhakeehs
Ion Rigni
Ing. Jing
Ams Op
S. F
Coasty Bay
Ches
Bor
Mie
At. P
Chi
North Western
Lnshg
Tisig cc
Cat Bis i. Coal & Estes
Col. & Hock
Oecn
Seseee
del. & & Ro Grande
Bgl Db. &T
Gis
F.T
Ge Liinois Central
Lake Erie
Okie & Aoa
Aeanne
Tety Surfolk & West
Erthern Pacific
Merican
Miss
Texas Pacific
Etimna
General Markets
Financial Notes
Exchange Sales Board
P. & B. Tractions
Philadelphia Company
Sdeal
Etocks
Armenia
Ask Penna
Wheeling Ges Co
Pittsburgh
Gary
ES BostTow
Puntapetraia
Bautrwone
Mzuruis
New York Exchange Seusk Atpear
New York Exchange
Foreign Financial
Elphin
Atenison & Topeka
Boston & Albany
Maine
Quincy
GINEY
Santa Fe
Gina Nal
Tamarac
Anniston
Boston Land
End Land
Eng
Hell Telephone
Cen
Allouex Mf. Co
N. EK
Tel, &T
Boston & Mont
Thomson H. E
Edison Boston Electric
Westinglighouse
Detroit
Wayne
Two Sistersville
Thistle Farm Oil Company
Thistle
Kanawha Oil Company
Macksburg
Southern Ice Line Company
W. A. Cole
J. H. Aaron
South Thirteenth Street
Twenty Eighth Ward
Baxter, Thompson & Co
J. F. Carson
Amanda Street
Brushton Station
A. Z
Howard Avenue
Tenth Ward
Allegheny
Pensara
Santos
Boyaoe
Maracaba
Caracas
Hilo
Valenetac
Ondara Vatenela
California
Ufornia Prunes
Eltron
Ancy
Carolina
Deine Choice
Louisiana
Japan
Mapberrien
Srpinen
Botter
Elgin Creamery
Fates
Magee
York
Wisconsin
Sweltzer
Eyes and Poultry
Mckee
Florida
Jamaica
Malaga
Jersey
Baltimore Do
Ossccsescaeyene
Merr's Island
Wrotall Way
Carrie
Onlo
Associated Press
Reeves
Vighor
Maoa O2 Oog Veal, < R 100 B8; Wrasers
Wester St
Drygoods
SyauPttitg
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Mouigville
Wew York
Rito
A. Oliver
Broadway
Daniel M’caffrey
Timothy Hay
Fifth Avenue
Pitterthe
Brokers—Financial
Doc John M. Oakley & Co. Bankers and Brokers
Whitney & Stephenson
Fourth Avenue
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