Rail market firm with New England advance amid short interest
New York Oct 3 The Stock Exchange showed firmer tone with larger volume. New England rose 2 1 2 per cent on no new deal news. Chicago Gas gained 2 1 2 per cent and others like Burlington and Quincy and Reading posted gains. Railroad bonds remained active as traders noted substantial volume in New England, Chicago Gas, Reading, and American Sugar with overall market strength and higher gov ernment bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
New England
Chicago Gas
Bears
Burlington and Quncy
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Atchicon
Louisville and Nashville
St. Paul
Western Union
Northern Pacific
Wend Reading
Pittsburg and Western
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Denver and
Rio Grande
Susquehanna and Western
Evansville
Terre Haute
United States Express
General Electric
Reading
American Sugar
General Markets Summary From New York and Philadelphia
Markets show dull and easier tone across grains and meats. Receipts and exports listed for corn, wheat, oats, rye, and soy assets. futures and spot prices move modestly with West and India demand supporting subtle upticks in some grades, while others slide slightly.
Grain Markets Close Firm on October Provisions
The October grain and meat markets closed with slight gains despite mixed factors. Short rib stocks and hog receipts influenced prices, with heavy Northwest deliveries and strong commodity activity in wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcaco
a@ justice court
pUszle
Honche
Wright
Codaby
Somme
Shorts
Gnue
Ile
Benris
Minneapolis
Duluth
Market News Sees Mixed Moves on Local Securities
The local securities market opened quietly with modest gains by some issues while others weakened. People's Natural Gas and P. A. & M. traction led advances amid a broad list of stocks, while Philadelphia Company and Duquesne traction showed weaker vibes and a general sense of deck weakness in late trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Shorts
Chicago Board of Trade
Calla
A. & M. Traction
Citizens Traction
Philadelphia Company
Mining Company
Westinhouse Electric Second
Duquesne Traction
Duquesne Tractions
Citizens
Philadelphia
Bon Call
Call
People’s Ne
People
Luster Mining Company
Westinghouse Electric Second Preferred
New York Stock Exchange
Tliel
PL & B. Traction
Pleasant Valley Railway
Union
United States
Mst
Monongatela Nation Bauk
Central Traction
Allegheny Heating Company
Red Gags J Heating Company
Westinghouse
Stookhol
Monetary notes show steady rates amid ample money supply
Market comments report steady to firm discount rates at 5.5 percent with ample money and active demand. Exchange rates mixed, clearing figures large today signaling quarterly settlements progress. Various city openings show currency exchanges and clearings across New York Philadelphia Chicago and other hubs with modest rate changes and strong clearing volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Onteays
New York Exchange
Curcaco
Cixncsswati
Philadelphia
Altimore
Fractured Market Snippets and Bond Rates Across Centers
A garbled clipping shows financial items from Paris London and New York. It notes bullion shifts at the Bank of England and Imperial Bank of Germany with large yen value changes, while stock and bond figures in New York list names like Canadian Pacific Mexican Central and New York Central with varied quotes. The text includes disjointed references to government securities and urban land concerns, reflecting a chaotic daily market summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesson
Ee Bank of England
Paris
Beatrin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Loxpor
FPF. W
New York
Pennsylvania
Big Property Sales Mark East End Market Activity
Several large real estate deals closed with disclosures limited for publicity. The Reed heirs sale to Frank L. Siocum at 287 by 220 feet on Howe Street East End fetched about 810,000. Another major sale was an East End hotel for 30,000, plus multiple parcels on Penn Avenue and North Highland Avenue changing hands. Building permits issued for fifteen dwellings and additions across St. Clair, Wallington, Tioga, Ellsworth, and other streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Reed
Nelson P. Reed
Frank L. Siocum
Messrs. Black
Penn Avenue
East End
Frank Hneeland Company
Foster
Fifty-fifth Street
North Highland Avenue
W. Palmer
Ingram Station
Isaac Reese
St. Clair Street
Kirkwood Street
W. T. Foley
Wallinton Avenue
Bidwell and
Neville Streets
Charles Marcheck
Tioga Street
George E. Hemphill
Ee Street
Len
Berlin Street
Robert A.read
Bellefont Street
Fifth Avenue
Hiza C. Atehenon
Homewood Avenue
Pennsylvania N ‘Railroad
C. G. Horssey
P. Dannhardt
Kirkpatrick Street
Harry Powell
Warren Street
Hebecca Street
John Phillips
Eliza Kramer
Due Street
Howe Street
Dairy and farm goods price list fragment
A damaged OCR fragment lists prices for seeds prairie wagon hay and wheat, dairy products from Butten Elgin creamery, cheese and eggs and poultry sections with scattered figures. It mentions Wisconsin Swiss and various meat and poultry items with per pound or per unit prices and storage notes.
Sugar Decline Dampens Markets in Moxspay Daily Trade
Markets show overall calm with continued weakness in sugar corn oats and hay while prices for grapes apples and potatoes vary. Eggs steady at central values and poultry abundant with demand for live chickens. Cooler weather may firm prices and improve activity. refined sugar declines accelerate consumption drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxspay
Grain and Livestock Prices Move in Mixed Markets
Grain and Flour Exchange sales on call report oats and corn bids. East Liberty livestock markets show hogs rising while cattle and sheep fall as buyers hold prices below last week. Receipts include cattle hogs and sheep with varied weights and values. fresh cows and veal calves in demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grain and Flour Exchange
Oyliliam Holmes & Co
Hedge
Bros. & Hadden
Dyer & Co
Watchiing
Pelae
Joan Hesker & Co
Honecker, Linkhorn & Co
Lane
McCall, Bowlen & Newbern
Peighing
Hutt
Hazelwood & Truboff
B. Hedges & Co
Prices and availability of fruits and vegetables in local market
The market reports large cranberry supply with Jersey boxes at 2.25 to 2.50 and Cape Cod 2.50 to 2.75 per barrel. Peaches scarce and higher at 3.71 to 3.50 per crate and 0.75 to 1.30 per basket. Lemons 5.00 to 5.50 per box, bananas 1.00 to 1.75 per bunch. Onions scarce with Spanish onions 1.23 to 1.50 per kilo. Potatoes generally quoted per bushel with low stock at 0.50 to 0.60. Sweets lower at 2.26 to 2.50 for Jersey and 1.50 to 3.00 for Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Cape Cod
Jorgey
Baltimore
Local Market Prices and Goods Listing
A garbled storefront price sheet lists diverse items including buckwheat, clover seeds, orchard and white clover, and assorted beans with prices per bushel or pound. It references New York, Michigan, Pennsylvania origins, honey, nuts, and hides with scattered weights and descriptors, though many details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Michigan
Lima
Sotac
Pennsylvania
Aigu
Market Notes From Western and Chicago Livestock Prices
The report covers cattle hog and sheep movements across Kansas City Chicago Cincinnati and Buffalo with receipts ranging from mid thousands to tens of thousands. Prices show mixed trends as cattle and hogs varied from steady to stronger and some markets posted lower lamb and veal values amid broader demand. Key figures include hogs at about 64 to 85 per hundredweight, cattle varying by grade, and lambs trading near 6.25 to 6.80 per hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Michigan Central
Wabash
Lake Shore
Fr. Wayne
Panhandle
Baltimore and Ohio
Grand Trunk
Chicago and Erie
Seaboard
Central Traffic Association
Vanderbilt Lines
Pennsylvania Lines
Chicago and Grand Trunk Md
Baltimore and
Oho
Midgely
Western Freight Association
Missouri River
Kansas City
Missouri
Associated Press
New York
Suipmen Morrow
the Evening Journal
Texas
Cincinnati
Lane
New York Metal Market Brief Report
Market notes from New York show lead holding firm with steady copper and steel interests. Prices quoted include lead around 24.05 and other metals with values firm amid limited trading and steady demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anes Moan
Cope
Ake
Lin
Straits
Market improves as buyers show activity in New York
In New York on October 3 buyers in the market were active while prints remained dull. The market zone grew stronger amid an early scramble for goods and an improved outlook with a clearer sense of better conditions ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cotton Trade Report From Galvester Octemb
Cotton middling prices and trade data for Galvester on October 3 show net and gross figures to Great Britain. Reports indicate 6 208 bales shipped, with receipts and exports totaling about 5 8 7tain, reflecting limited market activity and ongoing demand from overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galvester
Great Britain
Great Bri
Ieee
Market notes dull wheat and mixed grain prices
Minneapolis cash market shows subdued activity with wheat offerings large and prices mostly steady to lower. No.1 Northern softens slightly. on track prices listed for No.1 hard and No.1 Northern. oats and corn show mixed movement amid light demand and quiet freight market to Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Igc
Tiig@ie
Liicher
Duluth
Tisger
Miver
Baltimore
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Northern
Duleth
Superior
Also Mentioned on This Page
NEW England and Trusts Lead
Saland Union
Cort
Pacis
Louisiana
New Neil
Saga
Darul A
Bierra Nova
North
Atchison
Erie
Hocking Valley
Northern Facilie Preferred
Richmond
West Point
St Caul
Omaha
Unicon Tactic
Witney & Stephenson
Pittsburg
Fourth Avenue
Powersity
Buffalo
Eer
Smalaae Sige
John M. Oakley &Co
Bankers and Brokers
Sixth Street
Wrton Cme
Caimle Southern
Central
New J
Ieesar
Bur
Quincey Us
Mil
Northwestern
Bockt & West
ET. Va
Atanas Tals
Aeces Eesees
Lawisville & Nash
Eonnee Jewseee
Misouri Paritie
National Guides
Bases
Uta
Lea
St. A
West
Pacific
Pac
Prema
Oregon
Nas
Wheeling
Iim
General Markets
Seafont
Tyce. O. Hb
Milwaukee
Siumil India
Western
Burley
Tbatter Mart—Stondyv
Mig
Piaige
Carly
Silige
Sij
Otiec
Mike
Scie
SG@io
Bec
Sige
S.c
Lée
New Orleans
Western Prime
McEipts
Western Steam
Western Dairy
Bizin
Tage
Ieke
Eoc
Hans
Bneter
Wye
Toledo
Toige
Cnsh
Darley
Lawrence & Co
J. J. Campbell
Pittsburg Gas Company
Frisbee
Theodore R. Hostetter
Second National Bank of Pittsburg
Farmers' Deposit National Bank
Manchester Traction
Natatoraise Creek
Chicago City Railway
Oneaga
General Electric Company
Bas
Westingshouse Company
Mercantile Journal and Price Current
Pittebure Publications
B. O C. Wilson
W. K.ona R . Stoney, Jr
W. L. McCullogh
William eCracken
William H. Siviter
John J. Anderson
M. Longsoll P
Hil & Co
A. A. Adams
J.J. Campbell
Philadelpha Company
Arensberg, Hil & Co
Prowl & and
Fritz
Lawrence
P., A. & M. Traction
Philadephia Com . Io
Philadelphia Sam
Oceanoasters Ry
Reebone Company
Westin Electric
Svesaebdeetessesee
P. & B. Traction
Scscseseee
Asccdsecanetaerns Ets
Wendaghones Electric
Ar Bk
Renan
Ant Marine Sat. Bank
Mercantiie Trust Co
Metropolitan N. Bk
Monon. Nat. Bank
Oda
S- Bk
le Thi Bank
Eas Paanecen’ Ciusens
Ins.Co
Humboldt
Sone Western Ins
Chartlers V. G.co
Pittsburg Traction
Hawark
Second Avenue
Ose
Aeen Ptts
Casa
Ae P
Wheeling & Ky
Bo Eo S
Irs
TOM Fim
Ginas Co
Ween
Glass Co
Neceasneners
Vecevens Moto
Albany
Franklin
Boston
Maine
Bearsarge
Oscenia
Santa Fe Cop
Max, Cen
N. Y
Anniston
General
Wayne
T. . Traction Ft. Aeeteneennenes
Nales
F. W. Pullman
B. A. Elliott
Perrysville Avenue
Beene
Black & Baird
John T. Esplen
Duquesne Heights
Aleo Ip
John Mooney
Burrell and Kensington Improvement Companies
Kensington
L. M
P. Gordon
New Kensington
P. Berg
K. Sobl
Piresbourg
Lote
Lew Kensington
Ee Santos
Itararalbo
Sant
Begasse
soGdie
California
Velansia
Suilinas
Lechiaen
Tandard Mae
Herford
Mac Fiest
Butten
Elgin Creamery
Hilo
Aiones
Wisconsia
Wisconsin
Awelizer
Tuba
Inglaiac
Harburger
Eggs and Poultry
Eees
Ohio
Medinim
Iekens
Reeve
Wen
East Liberty
Hberr
Absactolr
Cccsessenne LS
Lear Seria
Psenwasessanenes
Seeenee
al All Gore
Renee Sniens
Sear
E . Uchange Price
Sane
Rere
Busneia
Ayer
Catrios
Sadress, von Mohl Co
Golo Americas Agents
Cincinwail,fits
Daniel M’caffrey
Timothy Hay
Smeoke
Financial
John M. Oakley & Co., Zaneers and Brokers
Sixth ST
Balan
Winnett Aigney
Oan Coon
Apis
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!