Stock market extends gains with General Electric leading
New York October 6 The stock market showed strong speculative tone with prices rising led by General Electric Chicago Gas and New England after a morning dip. Read ing and Union Pacific also advanced, while later selling cooled gains and caused a partial retreat. Reports and rumors about New England influenced trading as market closed firmer.
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New York
General Electric
Chicago Gas
New England
Union Pacific
Grangers
Reading
Italy
Colorado
Pittsby
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Nacional
American Tobacco
Edison Illuminating
Pork Advances Sharply On Open With Ribs And Lard
Cariaco reports a strong pork market with brisk activity. January pork led gains with about a ten cent opening rise and further advances as buyers like Wright bought large lots. January ribs rose about seventeen cents, grain firmed to near day’s best levels.
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Cariaco
Wright
General Markets Report Amid Dull Trading Across Regions
The market diary shows receipts and exports across New York Chicago Milwaukee and other hubs. Wheat, oats, corn and soy futures move modestly with mixed tones as vessels and elevators adjust to supplies and seasonal demand.
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New York
Milwaukee
Éic
Apni
Geos
Toe
Tober
Movenius
Sl Sosoalber
Opi
Sitge
Mige
Chicago
Ray Nni
Rio
New Orleans
Eice
TaLiow
Ross
Connie
Les Pxonvets
New Mesa
Duggie
Western Steam
Market Summary Shows Declines With Glass and Gas Gains
Local securities moved overall weaker on Thursday with most changes down though gains appeared in United States Glass preferred and People's Natural Gas. Reports of September earnings boosts for P and B traction and notes on Electric second preferred influenced trading, while banks and rails posted mixed closes amid quiet volume and broader market caution.
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Philadelphia Company
People’s Pipeage
Westinghouse Electric Second
Duquesne Traction
Pleasant Valley Railway
Allegheny National Bank
Westinghouse Airbrake
Traction
Ean
Airbrake
Gwiten and Signal
United States Glass Preferred
Philadelphia
New York Stock Exchange
Pioasant Valley
oPrelice
Useise
Allegeny National Bank
Ricery National Bank
Union Switch
P. & B. Traction
United States Treasury
Treasury
United States
New York
Berlin
Monongahela Water Company
Washington
A. J. Lawrence & Co
United States Glass
Duquesne
Homestead Loan and Trust Company
Pittsburg
Wire G Company
Capital
American Tobacco Company
Philadelphia and Reading Iiroad
Chicago and Erie Railroad
Richmond
West Point
Gen Electric Company
Eerie Speculator
Chicago
Pillsbury, Washburn
Congress
Westinghouse
Iaill & Co
Sproul & Co
Duquesne Tractions
Lawrence & Co
Kubo Bros
8. G. Pinkerton
Morris & Brown
Sancepehast
McCutcheon
Lawrence & Ae
Watt
Pleasant
Con
Money market reports from multiple cities October 6
Banking and exchange notes from New York Boston Philadelphia and other cities report money on call at 5 to 6 percent, ample funds and steady rates. Clearing totals, balances, and foreign exchange figures across New York New Orleans Pittsburgh Baltimore and London are listed with bullion and bond行情 details.
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New York
New York Exchange
Sterling Exchange
May Billa
Criversmall
Boston
Puttapetraia
Tobat
Mreet
Chio
Chicago
Pittsburg
Aacartiee
Iron Warrants Irregular As Scotch Lead Rally In Pig Iron
Special cable from New York reports irregular pig iron warrants with Scotch at 42s 1d and hematite at 48s 0d while Cleveland slips to 94s 6d. Ring activity drives Scotch gains as outsiders stay aloof amid shrinking public stock, with Cleveland stocks rising on ample furnace supplies. Transvaal rail orders bolster Llbwale, tin prices rise to £3 while tin plate remains dull. overall market hints at a new finished-material price ruling to secure winter work.
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Cleveland
New York
Ring
Llbwale
Transvaal
San Francisco
Age
Norwood Hotel Sold Amid East End Real Estate Trade
The Norwood Hotel on Frankstown Avenue near Park Avenue in East End changes hands. William Baird sells to Frank Y. Over for $30,000. Kelly & Rogers also move three acres in East End for $25,000. Several nearby deals over $75,000 expected to close soon.
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Norwood
Frankstown Avenue
Park Avenue
East End
Messrs. Kelly & Rogers
William Baird
Frank Y
Mosara, Kelly & Rogers
Louis Cable
Grafton Avenue
Highland
James T. Hudson
Center Avenue
Junilla
Watt Streets
Henry Lexterman
Howe Street
O'Hara Street
Negley Avenue
Mia. M. M. Smith
Lin
Michigan Avenue
A. Mickle & Co
F. P. Bell
E. H. Goodman
Thomas Street
A. W. Leach
Magnolia Street
I. A. Elliott Company
Tenth Ward
Allegheny
Black & Baird
Martin L. Dilla
Adelaide Street
J. W. Hay
Kenilworth Place
Herron Hill
Ter
Thompson & Co
Bank of Commerce
Browhton Station
Hamilton Avenue
F. Sermin
Burrell and Kensi Improvement Sa
Kensington
John D. Robingey
Woodbury
N.J
William Berett
W. A. Herron & Sons
John S. Williams
Millvale
Bennett P. O
Sample Street
Spring Market Prices and Goods Listings Across Regions
A wide array of farm and market items appear with prices for spring goods. Dairy, poultry, fruits, vegetables, and grains are listed with varied per unit costs. Regional listings include New York Wisconsin Pennsylvania Ohio and Maryland market items, with emphasis on fresh produce and seasonal staples.
Live Stock Market Report For Cincinnati Hogs and Cattle
Hogs were active and higher at 173 58 with receipts of 3.90 head and shipments of 4500 head. Cattle steady at 1 1/2 to 2 with receipts around 650 head and shipments near 600 head. Sheep steady at 3 s with 1,340 head on hand and 1,000 head on the bale. Lambs very steady at 3 s Bh.
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Liserty
New York
Philadela
Associated Press
Markes
Beeves
Aloys
Kansas
Texas
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Mercantile Circles Report Mixed Trading Across Goods
A market overview notes cooler weather aiding merchandise sales in groceries breadstuffs vegetables poultry and clothing with little price change. Sugar eases slightly and flour quotes enter lower cycles while corn and oats are seen near or at lows. woolen mills report higher profits and abundant wool imports. Mackerel markets stay firm with Gloucester shore fish fetching about $16 for medium No 2.
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Kansas City
Hoerrel
Onta
Acante Iene
New York State
Chicago
New England
Gloucester
Sautond
Earon
Peter Eonee
Timothy bay timothy No 2 grain price at $1200
The Grain and Flour Exchange opened with a single transaction in No 2 timothy bay spot at 1200 dollars. Bids and overs noted.
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Grain and Flour Exchange
Timothy Bay
Spot
Cotton Market Update Across Cities
Lorpox reports 10,662 bales offered with strong attendance and keen competition for best growths. GaLveatos notes firm cotton with middling prices around 7 1/8 to 7 3/4 pence and sizable shipments. Liverroot shows firm demand, middling at 4 7/16 pence, with 14,000 bales sold including 1,500 for spec/export and 10,400 American, futures closed firm.
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GaLveatos
Carter's Little Liver Pills Promoted for Sick Headache
Ad copy notes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy for sick headache and liver discomfort. Experimental OCR reads vary in spelling but maintains promotion of a patent medicine. No medical claims beyond relief of symptoms.
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Cartop
Carter
Post Office Site Bid Falls Short as Prices Dip
Treasury officials review an offer to buy a 120 by 249 foot site at Stockton avenue and East Diamond street for the Allegheny post office. The total asks amount to about 105000 with a larger 145000 remaining for building, while the northwest Ohio and West Diamond corner remains favored but costly.
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Washington
Allegheny Postoffice
Treasury Department
Stockton Avenue
East Diamond Street
E M. Butz
Joseph & Brown
John R. Gregg
Mra M. G
Neekee
Stockton
Pnt
Parkway
East Diamond
Ohio
West Diamond Streets
Low
Beaver Falls Strikers Report Harmony Among Members
Hon J H Burtt of Wheeling arrived from Beaver Falls stating harmony prevailed among strikers. He noted the local lodge was paring benefits to its members though they have no legal right to elisa span themh.
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J. H. Burtt
Wheeling
Beaver Falls
More Men Than Needed Rumor Sparks Mill District Excitement
A rumor of a strike among non-union workers at the Thirty-third Street mill stirred district nerves yesterday. Superintendent Scott denied knowledge of any strike, saying the plant had more men than needed and that 25 men were discharged on Wednesday.
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Thirty-third Street
Scott
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Deville & Nash
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R. J. Stoney, Jr
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Westinghouse Electric
Duquesne Trac
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Nat. B. At
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Sa Ase
Canadian Fastus
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Aemcoe Ane
Rackie Anniston Land Co
Boston Land Co
Norwood Hotel
Frank
Ramor
Penn Mill
Charles Somers
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George Piper
Leonard A Clark
Fifth Avenue
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Timothy Hay
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Inke
Castoria
Daniel M’caffrey
John M. Oakley & Co., Bankers and Brokers
Sixth ST
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