Chicago Gas Booms as General Electric Leads Rally
New York stock market gains amid industrial strength with Chicago Gas hitting a record high as distilling and cattle feeding rise. General Electric advances to a record, American Tobacco climbs while the railroad list shows mixed movement and bond firmness amid cautious trading ahead of Columbus Day celebrations.
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New York
Columbus
Wall Street
Chicago
Shorts
Comany
General Electric
Son
General Railroad
New England
Jessa
American Tobacco
National Cordace
Union Pacific
Denver
Gulf Firets
Toledo
St. Louis
Kansas City
Wheat market rally and retreat mark Chicago session
A strong early advance in Chicago grain prices faded as the session progressed. Dry winter-wheat weather and crop damage reports supported gains, while later selling reduced the advance. Corn and oats stayed near steady, hog futures rose then retreated, with November pork finishing higher by 7 cents.
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Seaboard
Baltimore
Red Upton
General Markets Report Shows Mixed Grain and Commodities Activity
Export demand for sos and grains remains active with large spot and futures volumes. Wheat and oats see firm prices in various markets while barley and rye stay steady. provisions and coffee move with modest gains and regional price variations.
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Trier
Slige
Siage
Gesgo
Shige
Sisge Sontag
Chicago
M.tie
New Orleans
Fancy
Jim
Zige
Western Steam
P. TT
Ee Feopucre
Regisenisin
Westenry
Philadelphia
Sesenacs
Cole
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Iowa
Prairie
Toledo
Minneapolis
Waite
Northern
Virginia
Reen Agees
Hhura
Tee
Milwaukee
Capring
Kansas City
Joe
Cincinnati
Lara
Baltimore
Buffalo
Call Money Higher In Quiet Market Session
Prices held steady on the Chicago Board of Trade while the New York Stock Exchange showed only limited gains. Call money rose to 6 percent with 7 and 8 percent in exceptional cases as funds tightened ahead of tax payments and a Georgia Central loan shift.
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Formay
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
Georgia Central
Spryer & Co
H. E. Hollins & Co
Stock Exchange
Jease Seligman
Europe
Associated Press
Spryer
Georgia Central Loan
New York City
Met i Sos Ina ‘Sigendalis
Market Report Notes Shares and Local Firms
A. J. Lawrence & Co. sold 10 shares United States Glass preferred at 115. The Snowden Manufacturing Co of Brownaville Kaysttse county shows capital 15000. The Everett Stein Co of Bedford county capital is listed. Sproul & Co.'s market letter comments on bank deposits and stock activity, noting a cautious outlook with a narrow market and limited pass in terest shaping sentiment.
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A. J. Lawrence & Co
United States Glass
Snowden Manufacturing Company
Brownaville
Kaysttse County
Everet Stein Company
Bedford County
Sproul & Co
New England
Cal
Denny
Seventh Street
Bedford Avenue
J. H. Broning
Tum! Street
Negley Avenue
Eri. G. Moon
Spuhr Street
Alder Street
College Avenue
Sadler, Evans & Co
Kelly Street
Lincoln
Fifth Avenues
George Huth
Boquet Street
Bates Street
MoKessport and Wilmerding Land Company
McKeesport
Wilmerding
Wilmerding Electric
Greensburg PLC
McKeesport and Imerding Land Company
B . Carskaddon
Pennsylvania Railroad
D. W. M. Taylor
MckKeesport
J. C. Derothy
Dr. C Be Stuckalager
The
People's Bank
Emaeeeers
S.A. Dickie &Coo
F. P. Belltog
A. Murphy
Fahnestock
Homewood Avenue
Black & Baird
H.R. Shepard
Eureka Land Company
Frazier Street
Wilmot
George Schmidt
Allequippa Street
Eureka Place
Oaki Nu
J. W. Brawady
Easy Realms
D. Behon & Son
Annie Connors
P. Snelde
Scott & McMilien
Harry Brooks
A.W
Sweeney
Overhill
Sixth Ward
Allegheny
Beta
Feer
W. A. Herron & Sons
Toest Business Max
Money and exchange rates across cities on October 7
Eastern exchange and currency trade quoted at par with 5 6 percent funds. Money on call tight at 4 10 percent, with rates bid at 6 percent. Bank clearings and balances listed for New York Philadelphia Chicago Baltimore St Louis New Orleans and Cleveland with discounts on New York exchange and varied domestic money markets.
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New York
Wiladelphia
Civicano
New York Exchange
Sterling Exchange
Batimore
St. Louis
New Orleans
New York exchange—Commercial
Large 180 acre tract near Kensington under negotiation
A negotiated 180 acre tract about 20 miles from the city near Kensington may settle soon with J. Dick pursuing the purchase for a local manufacturing concern. Other notes report multiple land sales, permits and new constructions across Allegheny with factories, streets widened, and rail lines shaping a developing district.
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Fumay
Kensington
J. ©. Dick
George B. Hill
Commodore Rodgers
Perrysville Avenue
Keating
Hill
Theroperty
Hidson
Trade booms out West and improving general business
Report from Fairway on October 7 notes steady improvement in overall trade through the season leading to the holidays. West markets are booming with many mills and shops working at full capacity, while prices remain largely unchanged and collections reported as untroubled.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Hazelwood
John Hamilton
Eng
Griffith & Caldwalder
Oliver P. Senife & Co., Limited
Wateau
Tenth Ward
Allegheny
Allegheny City
Faiway
Chicago
Snuzar
Jersey
Cape Cods
Jamaica
Or Bu
Baltimore
Grain and Flour Exchange sales and miscellaneous goods
Sales on call show mixed corn and timothy hay offerings with prices for five day terms and multiple carloads. Grocery items include canned fruits and standard staples with regional prices, while dairy, poultry, fruits, and vegetables list steady or rising demand and current market quotes across several categories.
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Lara
Grain and Flour Exchange
Timothy
Tve
Timothy Bay
BR. & Keon
C. C
T. L
Nort
Sen Miard Stover
Miscelaneans Bucewirat Plour and Farm Goods Prices
A fragmented list of farm commodities with pricing and grades. Includes BUCEWIRAT PLOUR new, SHEDS cholee recleaned Western, various beans clovers millets and grasses priced per bushel, beeswax honey molasses and geese notes, plus hides and salt provisions with assorted quality terms.
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Cholee
York
Michigan
Vossel
Lima
Lbennsylvania
Ohio
Iron and steel market shows rising demand and prices
Trade in raw iron and steel remains reasonably active with improving demand for certain brands. Southern furnace quot a tions higher by 25 cents per ton signal better market conditions, while producers hold futures and expect higher prices this month. An Eastern dealer notes more strong features than weak, though not yet fully settled, with prices seen as safe through the year.
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Feipay
Ocr. T
Market reports show rising coke demand and new orders
Rogers Brown and Merwin state the market remains healthy with improvement signs. Northern and Southern coke makers maintain earlier trends and sell freely at quotations 25 to 50 cents higher than a month ago. Southern furnaces report strong demand and some grades fully booked for delivery this year. Consumers acknowledge a market turn with many small and medium orders now.
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Rogers, Brown, & Merwin
Ormness
Market firmness noted by Rogers Brown & Co in iron prices
Rogers Brown & Co report a firmer market this week with strong demand lifting cheaper iron grades. White and mottled close furnace grades show rapid price gains while steel billets and bars remain in short supply and prices may rise to support production.
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Pamapenrnia
Rogers Brown & Co
Advance in furnace output sparks regional price shift
In Crecinxati on October 7 a report notes that Southern forioees have adopted a fic per ton price rise. The market shows no unusual activity lately but the advance is expected to surpass the total furnace output since the reporter’s last update.
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Crecinxati
Specia
Rotgers, Grown & Erwin
New York Metal Market Report Shows Copper Firm
New York October 7 traders report copper firm with prices around 14 to 14.50 a pound while steel and other base metals show stability. Market activity remains quiet with limited demand noted across major exchanges.
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New York
Aimarican
Dry goods market stays quiet amid celebrations in New York
The New York dry goods market shows further quietness in new business with no change expected next week due to celebrations. Sheetings were firm with a small advance noted in one yard.
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New York
Amoseng
Wool market reports mixed demand and firm prices
Oct 7 wool market notes show improved demand for some lots and steady prices for others. Large attendance at wool sales, strongest competition for merino and cross bred grades, with good quality bales selling, while domestic and Texas lots show firm prices and varied weights.
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Pat Laperritas
Lawpox
Texas
Cotton Receipts and Exports Reported for Several Regions
Galveston dispatch notes cotton market activity with weekly net receipts around 4,062 bales and gross receipts over 40,000. Exports to Great Britain, France, and the continent total tens of thousands of bales, with stock figures near 90,000. Values show mid dling to ordinary grades and recurring coastwise sales.
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Tye
Woodling
Cserns
Volta
Ae Beltaing Ans Sas Bates
France
Great Britain
Galvestox
Sige Road
Greer T
Britain
Salon
Bar Silver Prices Rise in London and New York Trade
Bar silver in London rose to higher levels and New York silver prices advanced, with quotations around 5 1 2 dollars per ounce. The report notes London markets showed gains aiding New York price levels.
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New York
London
Bank of England draws £40000 from balance reported
An item from Lorpon notes a withdrawal of 40,000 pounds from the Bank of England balance on the date. It also lists various market quotes and discount rates across new York and London exchanges with sporadic figures for Consols and central rates.
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Lorpon
Bank of England
Balkance
New York
Pennsylvania
Pacife
Erle
Central
New York Central
Mar. Maries
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